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Evening star., 1925-08-13
Making Things Do.

Two little lads were making boats.
They wanted TO race them on the lake
in the afternoon. Suddenly work
ceased Were all ready except the
sails" said Tad. wen get something
from mother"
Maybe she has nothing for boat
sails said Philip. the visitor, doubt
fully.
"Oh, she has lots of rags" returned
Tad, cheerfully. She'll find some
thing that1l do the trick
Philip looked troubled and doubtful.
You have to have good white cloth
for a sail It's a regular kind you got
to get out of a store. You call it sail
cloth"
"Mom," said Tad in voice full Of
faith. I'VE need some cloth for sails.
Got some?"
We'll, 1 suppose we can find some,
thing. Did you look in the ragbag
Or Grams piece-box. Try the old
trunk in the attic"
There. I told you there wouldn I
be anything" said Philip.
But there must be" said Tad.
There's plenty of rags. The sails
aren't so big"
But rags won't do" said Philip in
disgust at Tad's stupidity. Didn't I
tell you that you had to have some
thing out of the store? You got to
/ buy regular stuff Sailcloth is for
sails"
But if you can't get it can't you
use something else? Gee, if | had 70
get my things outa the store I'd never
get them. First place. old Henry
doesn't keep much of anything, and if
he did / couldn't spend money for it.
/ ! just gotta make things do. You
wouldn't spend money for sailcloth
when you could fish something out OF
the ragbag. would you?"
I'D ask my father for the money
and go buy il.
We'll, my father would think
! hadn't right sense TO ask for money
Evening star., 1925-08-13
Personal HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, VI. ID.

Sure, a fellow sweats to beat the
band when he has malaria or septi-
cemla or maybe advanced tuberculo-
sis or some other germ infection. The
sweats are as good for him as the
fever. or the chills or the pain or
the rapid pulse or the emaciation or
the loss of strength in such illnesses
patient getting over pneumonia
usually has a profuse sweat-but the
sweating is merely one feature OF the
process of recovery, the so-caIled
crisis and not responsible for the
Improvement or recovery nor even
essential for recovery. This NAV not
seem as plain as daylight to the unin-
formed or the misinformed, but again
l would warn the layman that he
should beware of being buncoed when
he thinks he understands all these
matters about as well as the physi
clan does
Typhoid fever caused 81 per cent
of the total number of deaths in the
Spanish American War. In the
World War this scourge, more deadly
than battle in former wars, was prac-
tically eliminated as a cause of death,
being responsible for only one-half of
l per cent of the total number of
deaths from diseases. This conquest
is mainly due to compulsory vaccina-
ton of all the troops with the killed
bodies of measured numbers of
typhoid germs.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

your whole ensemble looks jaded.
but what power lies in a new hat to
revive your appearance
and interest
To you who are tall, with a nose
that avoids any decided Tilt. | COM
mend the new felt stroller a shape
that is larger of brim than we have
been accustomed to seeing heretofore.
Rolling softly and graciously up from
the face il once more permits the late
Summer sunshine to play on nicely
tanned cheeks. NARGETTE.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

A FTER reading this series of prize
"A winning letters-and after seeing
how many different uses there are
for this most talked of skin cream
in the East then you will agree
with hundreds of thousands of others
that no household should be without
NoxZema, this all-in-one healing
miracle cream" It's beauty shop
and medicine cabinet in itself!
Here are just a few of its uses:
1. Hundreds of thousands of women
use it instead of cold cream or
vanishing cream, because it is
absolutely greaseless. makes an
ideal powder base, and it heals,
not only cleansing but keeping
the skin healthy.
2. Noxzema has become one of the
most famous sunburn remedies
in America, soothing and stop
ping pain instantly-and pre-
venting sunburn if applied be-
fore bathing.
z. Doctors recommend Noxzema for
skin eruptions, eczema, etc. 1t
stops itching instantly and
quickly heals injured skin.
4. Large pores are quickly closed
with Noxzema, which is slightly
astringent.
5. After shaving relief is also found
in Noxzema Thousands of men
say there's nothing like its
soothing, cooling softness-and
it quickly heals any skin abra'
sion.
G. Others rave about NoxZema for
chapped hands, sore tired feet
baby rash, itching scalp and a
score of other uses.
Evening star., 1925-08-13
Our Children-By Angelo Patri

for a sail for a boat. Won't this do?"
and Tad held up a scraggly piece OF
heavy unbleached muslin. "I'll ask if
we can have this"
Yes, you can use that, but don't
waste a scrap Of it. Lay your pat
tern on it and cut carefully. I'm
bleached muslin is very handy about
a house, you know"
Tad carefully marked and cut.
There's one" said he. Want to cut
yours, or shall ] cut it,?
Il guess III wait until dad comes
and ask him to bring me a set Of
sails from the city. l don't believe
that will work You have TO have
regular ones. I'll wait"
There's no use Of my waiting. I'm
going TO make mine right now" and
Tad set to work.
When Dad came from the city Phil
asked him for the sails. and then ne
shook his head and said, Cant you
make things that you have do? That's
what brought you up here for, to
learn to make do what you have. I
learned that when l was little on this
very farm. l want you TO learn it.
too. 1t is a fine habit TO form. Itll
help you out of many a tight place.
You find something TO make those
sails
SO he did. and his boat sailed.
Copyright 1920
tMr Patri will give personal attention 10
INQUIRIES from parents school TEACHERS on
Evening star., 1925-08-13
Viewpoints.

From Judge.
Mose-G wan, yo' boastin boy!
Whah's yo fine job now? All heard
yo was fired FUN de Fust National
Bank
Sam-Mebbe. But All chooses to
say All was promoted. All is now
janitor TO de Second National Bank.
Evening star., 1925-08-13
Jimmy Is Upset,
Instead of finding out things first.
Always fear suspects the worst.
old Mother Nature.

Since the arrival of the five babies
in the home of Timmy the Flying
Squirrel Timmy had been living else.
where. There had been no room for
him in that home. SO Timmy had
made a new home for himself a short
distance away, but near enough for
him to see how Mrs. Timmy and the
babies were getting along whenever
he happened to think of il. The night
before the storm which had ruined
the old home by breaking off the hol-
Evening star., 1925-08-13
Large FREE Trial Jar

$4,000 jars of NoXzena were used
last year-and far more this year.
There must be something to it. Try
Noxzema yourself It's a beauty and
health necessity no home should be
without. See for yourself why over
a million people swear by this mir
acle cream" Get regular sized jar,
CSC, SOC and 81, at all good drug
Adyarfi
Evening star., 1925-08-13
MODE MINIATURES

About this time your Summer
frocks have suffered numerous tub
bings, and even a Nile green sweater
leaves you without a thrill-in fact.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

THE GERANIUM LEAF IN THE
JELLY LOOKS ATTRACTIVE.
make without combining them with
apple juice or using commercial
pectin.
Homemade Pectin.
Save the skins and cores of apples
when any large amount of the fruit is
used. Cover these parts of the fruit
with water and boil until the skins
are tender. Strain and bottle the
juice while boiling hot and YOU will
have homemade pectin that can be
added to other fruit juices to make
them jell.
Evening star., 1925-08-13
Across

Across
l. Sober.
6. Changes.
IL. Part of Indo-China.
II. The whole.
IA. Hollow-horned ruminant.
Is. Conjunction.
Is. Altogether
10. Prefix meaning again.
20. Canadian physician.
%. To conjecture.
"a. Illuminating devices.
28. French coin.
80. French seaport.
81. Goddess of plenty.
33. Works on with a lever.
81. Like an old woman.
35. Golf term.
Sc. Sharp. smarting sensation.
81. Insect.
SO. Allows.
Al. Gait of quadrupeds.
43. More knowing.
45. Girls name.
AZ. Comparative suffiX.
As. Balustrade
50. Prefix meaning in
SO. Particular points (piuraD.
55. A weight unit.
So. Anatomy (abbr).
SO. Contemptuous looks.
SO. Number.
Down.
/. Boats.
.. Auditory organs.
g. To act.
4. Flower.
5. Dine
g. The whole.
7. Country in, Africa.
s. Negative.
g. Mend
10. Guides the course of
10. Note of a diatonic scale.
II. Musical organization.
IS. Wagnerian opera.
81. Wreathes.
%. To separate from the rest.
Evening star., 1925-08-13
Parking With Peggy

Jack calls my new frock a Goddess
of Liberty dress because there's so
much freedom about il ="
Evening star., 1925-08-13
Chocolate Crackers.

Dip crisp saltines into cool, melted
icing chocolate, or the regular bitter
chocolate. Dry on waxed paper.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

Panama City is to have a new cleo
trio light and power plant.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

stores everywhere, or clip this an
nouncement and send it with only
10c to cover cost of mailing for large
free demonstration jar. Address
NoXzema Chemical Co., Dept. 1882,
Baltimore, Md
WIN $40. If you are already a
NoXzema enthusiast, write few
lines telling your experience with it.
Any one is eligible for the contest
who purchased Noxzema before May
21st, the start of the contest. Sim
ply address your note to Contest
Editor, NoXzema Chemical Co, Dept
1882, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

Mr.. Patri will give personal attention TO
INQUIRIES from parents or school teachers on
the care and development OF children. Write
HIM IN care of this paper. inclosng sell sd-
dressed. stamped envelope for reply
Evening star., 1925-08-13
tCopyright. 1925.)

%. Endures.
26. Four (Roman).
27. American general.
%. Open.
80. Confine.
35. Use for drying.
3S. A number.
40. Weird.
AZ. Musical instrument.
Al. Metal.
as. Trim.
AZ. Possessive.
So. Behold.
81. Tavern.
81. Engineering degree.
81. Point of the compass.
Evening star., 1925-08-13
l1th Weeks Prize Letter
An indispensable
Vacation First Aid!

Daddy. Mother and I have Just re-
turned from our vacation. and / am
writing to tell what NOXZEMA your
wonder Cream. did for US.
heretofore, on our trips Mother
has always carried along various
creams, but they always seemed to lack
NoXZEMA. because she had been using
II and found 1t contained an indescrib-
able something that the others lacked.
AT the end of the second day Daddy
said the trip was over as far as he was
concerned, as he was eaten up with Sea
Nettles and his back was in terrible
shape from sunburn. Mother applied
NOXZEMA, and he said he could feel
Its cooling. soothing properties curing
hlm-not the next day. but at once
He later used NOXZEMA after shaving
having. forgotten his witch hazel. and
again found it excellent BY this time
Daddy was sold on NOXZEMA so when
Mother and l both complained of colds
and were busy using -'s SaIye
D1ddy remarked that if il were he hc
would try NOXZEMA
'On our last day in between Daddy's
toes became sore from sand irritating
them, and he immedi ateiy sought out
the jar of NOXZEMA and what it dIo
Gan best be imagined from the remark
he laughingly made:
We'll; 1t cured my toe and henceforth
wen 6 take Jar whers,er we gol
mo. Street N W.
Washington. d. c."
Evening star., 1925-08-13

SO he did. and his boat sailed.
(Copyright. 1881
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
BEER RAIDS RESULT
 IN FINES OF SIOO
NcGarry and FaeStinO Convicted
 Drunken Driver in Tolls

Three defendants raid fines of 500 and costs in police court this morning, two for violating the liquor laws and the third for operating an automobile while under the in- fuence cf liquor
 Maurice F, McGarry, proprietor of lunchroom on Washington place, pleaded guilty 10 q charge Of selling beer containing about two and one half per cent alcohol He was ar rested last night by Detective Ser geant George C, Fllinger after sam pies of beer taken from the restaur- ant had been analyled
 Rossi Faestino, proprietor of a store at the corner of Church and stanley streets through Judge Will liam F. Maugan pleaded nolo con- tendete to 8 similar charge, the beer found in his place being the same kind as taken from the McGarry lunchroom Judge Mangan told the court that Faestino conducts a first tltSz ll Dlrl y blSllltEC anu ' t'5 LII - aware of the fact that he was break ing the law by selling the beer He said that the fact that the defendant sold several bottles of the beverage nile the police were there bore out this statement.
 The third Sl00 fine was paid by Theodore Kenny of New York, Thc was arrested at Main and Commer- cial streets last night by Patromar George Moffitt when he was founc operating his auto while drunk. Atty Donald F. Gaffney appeared fol Kenny, Kenny was arrested afte! machine he was driving bumped into car driven by John Boz2uls of ea Oak street. which stopped sud denly in fro { of him on signal 0 Moffitt, who was doing traffic dut. at the corner,
 Joseph Blancsto of t54 Arcl street. arrested early this morning
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
SATURDAY SPECIALS

SATURDAY SPECIALS Brookheld Butter
 (i4 lb, prints) SC lh, Imported Swiss Cheese, 65c lh. CloyerhlOom Butter. (i h. prlntsD 52c h, Walnut Meats, 5Sc h. Wedgwood Butter C. lb, prnts) soc ID, Gobel's Quality First Boneless Shoulders, &iC lb. Gobel's Quality First Cottage
 Hams, lie Ib, Stuffed and Queen Olives, 3JC pt. Peanut Butter Gin bulk) 22c lh. Vegetable Salad,
 2Sc lb. Our Own Make MayOnnaise
 Dressing, 3jC pt. Roast Stuffed Chicken,
 : to 1 Ihs, average,
 Sl.7j and $2.00
 ABOUT THE STORE Cooked Meats Boiled Ham
 Baked Ham
 Pickles and SsIsds, All Eind. Pressed Ham Winchen smith Whole Wheat Bread
 Bologna
 Lard, Butter, Tea, Coffee, Eggs urAn THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31

During his illness Bliss ". Clark has been acting comptroller.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
 \IFOOD SHOP
 118 MAIN ST.
 Mutual Bldg,
HERE YOU
 ARE FOLKS.

Dinner is already awaiting you. This Delicatessen Shop can supply you with all sorts of cooked meats, including the we'll known Frankfurter. Why bother at home. vast ing time and energy and gas, etc, when you can come to this Delicatessen Shop and get just what you want to make an appetizing meal, Everything is fresh and of the hest quality.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
VACATION SCHOOL EXHIBIT
TahleauN With Biblical Scenes For Background To Be Presented To- night At Center Congregational

4 series of tableaux of Bible s"nted in native costumes, made by the children themselves, will be giv- en at the annual exhibit of the church vacation school at the First Congre gational church this evening,
 The exhibit will feature a number of new projects, the majority of studies taken up this yN2r being diff ferent from anything ever under taken before.
 The use of pictures with the teaching of Bible stories has had the effect of bringing out wider kno"l- edge of the costumes of the Bible period and the girls in the sewing class have put their knowledge to practical use bv making costumes which they will wear tonight at the exhibit
 The sewing class has made q large number of stuffed cloth cats which will be given to the NeWington Home for Crippled Children. The class now IS NOI klLlE cll dEpiiIuC Eitto < for the same institution.
 Scrap books devoted 10 geographi- cal subjects, containing pictures oi birds, flowers, animals and people oi other lands, and also intended foI the Newington home, are being made by the poster class, Posters of mot toes, and health posters also haTf been made by this class.
 The school this year reports ar unusually large number of boys, anc subjects hitherto untried have beer taught. A scene in Nazareth is made in 3 sand table borrowed from th' North End school Oriental house! have been carved from cakes O white soap and pictures of palm ant olive trees grazing flocks and passing caravans complete a typical Ole Testament scene
 Oriental houses are built also hI boys in the wood working class, whc paint them gray and cover then with sand to give the correct effect
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31

by Actins Sergeant John OBrien, pleaded not guilty to a charge Of non-support and his case was com tinued until tomorrow morning as his wife, on whose complaint the warrant was issued, failed to appear in court. Blancato was paroled in custody of his attorney $, Gerard Casale, until tomorrow morning.
 Pasquale D'Angelo of 99 South street, Bristol, arrested last night by Motorcycle Policeman William P, Hayes on charge of operating an auto without having the registration on his person. produced the certih- cate at police station this morning and was released by Chief William C. Hart,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
AMERICAN MINE CRISIS
 SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE
One Month From Today the Present Wage Schedule VIII
 Expire

Atlantic City. N. J.. July & F'-- John L. Lewis, miners international president, who arrived last night after a ten days absence, remained away from the anthracite scale con ference today, and signihed that tt was not his intention to attend as yet,
 Mir. Lewis remained silent as to major problems In both the hard and soft coal fields other than to at- tack anthracite mine owners for what he called their obvious deter
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31

SILK PRINCESS SLIPS
 Ladies Slips, made Of hes quality Tub Silk, with hip hem; in white, flesh and all the neH shades; all sizes. CD 40. Saturday Special ..- VOsfC LADIES' EXTRA SIZE GOWN
 Made full, with kimono sleeu and round or V neck, tn white or lesh; hemstitched top. Ooe saturday Special ...... Uok
 CREPE PAJAAiAs
 Ladies two-piece PatsmsS, in Windsor Crepe or diuiity, with or without sleeve. Honeydew, flesh snd white. 09 90
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31

minauon not to reach settlement iu tho wage negotiations here,
 "Gt k regretiahc,' he said, that no progress Of any character has been made by the conference. The operators occupy their time denying everything and yielding uothinG. They continue to mouth their an- cient phrases about wage reduction and arbitration. It is obvious to everyone that they have no intention of arriving at settlement before the present contract expires
 The expiration date Of the antl1ra- cite contract is August $l or one month from today Miners declare they will not continue at work after September without a contract
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
INLrREp. SUES TOR SIS, 900

Bridgeport, July SlEf-The Crane company. Bridgeport, is made de fendant in S15,o0o suit brought 10 superior court today by Robert Gates, Norwalk natter, Gates was on q, sidewalk on Fairfield avenue NorwalS, he sets forth, when d Crane Co truck ran upon the walk. knocked him down and severely in iured him The accident occurrt1 October 28, 1924.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
cANF, POSTPONED

New York, July Sl R,-The fourth and final game in the series between the New York Yanks and the st. Louis Browns, scheduled for this afternoon was postponed on ac- count of rain, and will be played of on the Browns next trip here In September.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
5000 BANK WORKERS OUT

Paris, July $l R,-The strile bank employees, which resulted street fighting between police ar the strikers yesterday, shows T signs of weakening. This mornil eighty per cent of the staff of BOG at the head office of the Cred I.vonnais remained away fro work,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
COMPTROLLER CURTIS OUT

Comptroller Hanford |. Curtis p'ho for several weeks has been confined 10 his home on Liberty street by illness was caller at City hall this morning Mir, Curtis plans to return to his position in the Sa0- ings Lank of New Britain shortly,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
srRsrITuIE'COKONER

Bridgeport July Sl R-h@ni C. stevenson deputy coroner, vi serve as coroner during the nei month, while Corolier John J, Pm Ian is on his vacation. it vas state to1ay
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31

of Ernest De schamps, ss, ~h was injured yesterday when h. motorcycle overturned at seasid park, pinning him underneat causing hemorrhage of the brain,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL

Bridgeport, July S1 Rl-Nine hours of effort on the part of phy- s,cjans and nurses at the Bridge nort hospital failed to save the life
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
LA POLICIA CUENTA CON Ell
CONCURSO DE UN AUTOMOVIL

En- 10 SUCCESSIVE, debemos tener;
la esperanto de que la cultura y
el progreso de San Juan padece-
ran lnenos que hasta hoy, por las
facilidades que Sc han dado a. la
Policfa para que lleve a efecto sus
Gestiones.
La culta y digna sonora dona
Luisa Boix de Mesorana, presiden-
la de la "Sociedad Protectora de
Mendigos", quien esta librando
Ia poblacion de una playa mas gra-
ye. Que las faraonicas, a 10 cual
tambien propende con entusiasmo
el grupo de mobiles Y altruistas da-
mas que la secundan en- esa la
Dor patri6tica-dara a la Policia,
de un momento a otro, seglln Sc
nos dice, un magnffico autom6vil,
para que de caza a los vagabun-
dos que, con ell disfraz de nendi-
gos, ambulan por la urbe, para lie
narla de bochorno.
En- ese autom6vil seran lleva-
dos al Asilo,-donde Sc les trata
con esplendidez--, 1os pordioseros
que 10 sean de verdad; Y no los
falsos mendigos, que extraen di-
nero al pdblico hasta para jugar al
"pool", y quienes deben ser condu-
cidos ante los Tribunales de Justi-
cia.
Con la cooperation de ese au-
tom6vil, esperamos que ha de ser
mas eficaz la accion de la Policia,
que debiera secundar con antusias-
mo Ia patri6tica labor de la .Soeie-
dad Protectora de Mendigosl,, pa
IA librar de una vez a San Juan de
esa playa, que tantos la aboehorna
que tanto infiuye, 81 Sc media
un poco,- hasta en- ell credito v
prestigio comercial de todo ell pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
soMos Los uN1cos


PasaQne poGsnos publican su anun-
cios5clasiffcado EN- ell ljmico diario
doinknical q. Sc eedita en- la isla. Es
ul1aDventaja que 'ofrecemos g naes
trosy clientes en- benefcio ade los
servicios de ellos recibimos.t asU
! la edici6n donlinical deI5S Ell
MUNDo alcanza ell maximum de
circnlacf6n Que periodico salguno ja-
4f&s idao EN- nuestra isla. Es la lee
sura que Ell domingo todoa el1nrundo
basca tan pronto echa un pie fuera
del lecho Su anuncio clasificado
tambien va inclufdo gen pesta kiedi-
cf6n. Estaa ha sido nuestra mas re-
ciente$ innovation EN- Ell prograna
que nhacs tempo veni1nos tlesarro-
nando en- bene6cio del publieo aa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
Editorial diariO del Dr. Frank Crane
Los JUEG0S

cesitan algo con que jugar.
FL instinto del juego esta. arrai-
gado muy, profundamente en- el
ccfaz6n. Todos nuestros esfuerzos
para hacer las cosasa serias son
in1tiles. f.,
Probablemente el uismo Crea-
dor que le epsen6 al ave a mover
"a cabeza al cantar al cato "a
'perseguirse ell rabo ha escondfdo
este sentimiento EN- el corazon
humane. ss19iE z sasssi>S s9a y
Mientras ei siuego no es- peiis
groso nos brinda una manera saria
de emplear nuestra actividad.
Un hombre no puede estar siem-
pre- serio sin gastarse. Necesita
sentarse en- mangas de canlisa de
cuando en- euando y leer un cuen-
to, irse algunas veces a los bos-
ques a cazar 3 pescar, divertirse
de algGn modo.
I'm juego debe deiar uno me-
jor preparado para TRAFALGAR.
Cuando encontremos i mejores
formas de jugar abandonarenos
Il guerra, que es I'M juego e6sto-
so v mslo: - {
: Copyright, 1926, porTh Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11

a juzgar por la cantidad de no.
ticias de,deportes publicadas en- la
prensa diaria, los juegos sigren
siendo asunto de gran interes pu-.
blico. 800 .v'. st.s..
Ell encanto de la guerra consiste
cn que ella es un gran juego. Ha-
biamos del 4juego dc Ia guerra"
.y enviamos ejercitos y fotas para
.jugar matarse unos a otros.
Esta bien. Es un Rjuego cuya
apuesta es la vida. Este 10 hace
mas interesante. esissR ista
Una de las causas de que Ell
mundo sc interesara en- el viaje
de Amundsen al Polo es que el
era m iuego en- que apostaba la
habilidad suya contra los elemen-
tos.
Cuando todo Sc arregla y la ci-
vilizaci6n Sc pone tediosa, inven-
ltamos nuevos juegos. Marchamos
en- paradas por las GALES, 10 cual
no tiene ningun attractive sino el
hecho de que es Una clasessde jue7
llgo en- que la gente madura Sc en-
tretiene. rs I'm juego inocente y
ltporta aigunos beneficios.
La eaAsa principal de que los
h9Inbres usan bastones es que ne