davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

from selected calf skins whicch are soaked in water. deahed. dehaired with lime and bated In the sAma manner n such skins are prepared for making leather for shoe uppers. After batting the slkins ars washed and tacted out on boards and d. lowed to dry and require no furthes treatment.
 c. Was John Quincy Adams ever vice president of the U. s.!
 \. John AdanA tho second president of the U. g.. was the first vice president of the U. g. John Quincy Adams was tho sixth presi- dent of the U. S. but . was never vice president
 c. What was tho immigration quota for India in 1929?
 A. India. as . separate country. had no immigration quota in 1922. Indians (natives of India) with cer- tain exceptions are barred by law from immigrating to this country. British subjects who entered this country from India were counted against the quota from the United Kingdom.
 c. Who was the last King and tho last Emperor of France?
 A. Louis Philippe. who died in 1850. was the last King of France. The last Emperor was Napoleon H.. who died in 1873. He reigned from 1859 to 1870. Since that time France has been a republic.
 Q. What is the origin of the word forum? .....
 A. It is the Roman name for a large open rectangular space in the central part of cities. These were the common resorts of the people for worship, business. and pleasure. Originally the forum was an open space without buildings where the people met on market days for re- ligious ceremonials. elections, etc. Ultimately it was the political cen ter where the magistrates and people
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foregoing does not include all the money that found its way into po- litical coffers. The right people have not been forced to testify be- cause they have seen fit to make themselves unavailable. and the ons right man. Colonel Stewart. who was quizzed refused to answer the most important queries.
 An unrelenting investigation and full publicity. regardless of what in- diyiduals are hit and what parties are besmirched, Is essential.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15
Announcement of a dividend of $

Announcement of a dividend of $1 on tho common stock of the New Haven railroad is at once gratifying and unsatisfa ctory: gratifying be cause 1t is better than nothing, and unsatisfactory in that it doesn't rep resent what the property is earn ing. There Is virtue. however, in be- ginning . little at a time. so long IS there iS . strong possibility that dividends in the future will steadily increase,
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15
The New York Herald -Tribun'

The New York Herald-Tribune, which has been most active in the campaign to draft President Coolidge regardless of his personal wishes, has about capitulated. It now "Wel- comes the candidacy of Mr. Herbert Hoover" and wishes him success. That must be the end of the first chapter in tho prediction cam paign.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

Since that complaint was made the decision has resulted to make the improvements at the school. This is only one school, however: similar situations have been cropping up every year. and there is nothing at all to do about it but provide the proper facilities. The only way to avoid such situation would be for the city to grow smaller-something that won't happen.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

wife entered the room wherein her husband was busily engaged writing editorials.
 She was dressed to % shopping. My dear," she began, "doesnt Valentine start with a VIZ" Sure" responded the minimizing editor.
 ''Very we'll then;" snapped the wife, "giva me five dollars!"
 M. R. Lonekan Copyright, 1928, Reproduction
 Forbidden)
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

The flapper age has passed, we are told; and in the place of the flapper Is a more polished and re fined femininity. All of which is very well, but flapper by any other nams looks just as sweet.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

It would be gratifying indeed if PreAdeut Coolidge accepted the mayors kind invitation to. attend the dedication of the world war me morial in June: but then, the Pres ident receives many invitations.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

Somehow we have lost confidence in tho efficacy of leap year Tn the matrimonial market. The girls sim plv haven't got the nerve to ask that fateful question.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

It probably doesn't comfort Mir. Hoover to reflect that the people once wanted Leonard Wood as their candidate.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

Where there's plenty of parking space. nobody wants it; and ideas seem to feel that way, too.
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n.nher Audit Buresu of Circulation

R1Mu&t 1uuIt uUIe9 VT ONe9t'0 The 4. B. C. is . national organization which fusuishss newspapers and acvel- tiserp with . strictly honest analysis of circulation. Our circulation statistics are hsssA upon this audit This insures pro lection egsinst fraud in newspaper dis tributiou figures to both national and locsl Advert4seEa
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

Senator Heflin is . citizen of AL abama, which probably explains why he isn't Senator from South Car olina.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

It might be worse. Only the Dem ocrats are scared by Al, and they cant start panic.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

"Braxil limits coffee exports to aid market" says 6 headline. But that doesn't mean to aid the con- sumer.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

There once were 8 million Indians in tho country, says scientist, and they must have practiced a species of birth control.
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Oh, You Kid!

Hilder: 'I'd like some-ah-un- derwear for my wife" Salesgirl: Here's a very nice step-in teddy" Hilder: Wrap them up. please, but-ah-my name isn't Teddy-it's Oscar!"
 -C. F. Auer
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10 Compiled ty tic ~
Connecticut's Corset Industry.
CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Eighteen factories produce one-fourt of the United States The largest corset manufacturing cene rim Bridgeport which city specialists womens diseases brought their corset manufacturing experiment York sate industry place Connecticut only New York the value of product Conneccuts and New Works s255o5es3 during 1925 dhird Illinois fourth Massachusetts had product in this industry $44a5s for the country $771h4.S4o.
 Connecticut produced 56 of the countrys total otaled $6,S46,364 The total for the United States $14,S7S116.
 employed in factories today when there were, 5755 During there of 4o47 Wages during 900 totaed $1,73613S and during 1925 $3,3O5771.
 1900 to 1928 the value of 175, during period for 41scc.
 Tomorrow-Dair?tng in Connecticut.
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sead all cosmu9tcations to Fun shop Editor. care of the New Britain Herald, and your letter VIII b. forwarded to New York.

Sho Catches Her Beau With Onei Cupid's arrows, cupid's darts. have
 gone their way. we'll guess. |. But cupid's bow is with us yet, un-
 fortunately YES.
 With lipsticks ranging all the way
 from primrose to maroon Milady paints it on her face at
 morning, night, or noon!
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

The Hessld is on sale daily in New York ct Holdings Newsstand. Times souafs; schultz's Newsstands. Entrance Crsnd Central, 42nd Street.
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Some of Slcily's bandits escaped arrest by going to the mountains and some going to Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

Rebel: Any banana-belt native who questions the divine right of Wall Street.
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TELEPHONE CALLS
 Dudness once .... 9z6 Editorial Roomo .... 92S

3he oaly profitable advertising medium h the City. Circulation books and press room slvays open to advertisers
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be the consumer.
 Isn't the world nice and safe for democracy now that the Hun can't exploit small nations?
 The radio will never be popular with the political orator who talks with his arms.
 There won't be an other war until there's a. new generation that never got hawled out for neglecting to sa- lute second looey.
 If 1t wasn't cruel. how would it do to sentence the killer to cross the street for ten years'
 American foreign policy: Urging nations to treat Uncle Sam as they would if he were member of the League he scorns.
 Tight times are those in which the bank can't lend you your neighbours money because Wall Street needs 1t to gamble with. Correct this sentence: "Six of my friends have bad colds" said he. But ] haven't given them any ad- vice."
  Copyright 1928. Publishers Syndicate
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Facts undFancies
By Robert Quillen

Who won the war? We'll, whom do you see at the winter resorts?
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

Americamsm: Giving your stom- opposition you cant be bossed.
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The barber talked through sever al generations. Then a women got into his chair.
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lsOt Back At Him:

Eot Back At Him: Bruce: "I sent my girl a comic valentine. It was a picture of & mule"
 Melville: "1s that what makes you 90 grouchy?"
 Bruce: 'Ycs. She wrote back and said it was the best likeness she had even seen of me!'
 Bessie R. Truslow
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As1bes sf the Associated Press The Associated Pres is exclusively en- titled to the uss for republication ot all news credited to 1t or not otherwise credited in this paper and also local uews published therein
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WHAT THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT that most closely in Post oms Dc  interesting novel, How 1t
 
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A professional Is an athlete who
 wishes ne could prosper as anna
 teurs do. @
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met and where elections were held. Q. How old is Charlie Chaplin? A. He h in his 39th year.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

It's better to be a mediocre author than a great one. The great ones are all dead.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-15

Milady paints 1t on her face al morning, night. or noon!
 Only Bouafide One! Mother: How was the Valentine party last night, dear?" Janet: T was hopelessly outclass. cd by that Betty Williamson. She had . proposal"
 Mother: But didn't you have any?"
 Janet: "A dozen. but the fellow who proposed to her was sober!" Cheer, Cheer, The Gangs All Here,
 What The This Saint Valentine" said Willie, ''Is . superstition silly. Gee I'm glad I'm not a saint" Right" said Willie's Ma, you ANT"
 -J. P. Bailey Willie heard & lover sigh: She's the apple of my eye" Yes" said Willie, "and of course You are full of applesauce!"
 .. George s. Chappell .-., HI. Polly, buying Valentines Looked at many quaint designs Showing Cupid's smiling face Peeping through much paper lace. But" she said. I'd like one best That was not 50 over-dressed!" A. G. Stafford
 w. Teacher said, you children know Cupid's weapon is bow" Yes" said Willie, that explains Why he gives me shooting pains!'
 Mary Savers
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What The Hello?

What The Hell-O? A native from Holland who had hut recently entered this country asked permission to use the phone in a resta urant
 The resta ura mt owner granted the request, and the Hollander, after taking down the receiver. shouted in a loud and hurried voice, "Vunce. holding. holding. vunce-hello'
 Mrs. Leona Hands
 The ' She Needed: 1ssteIday morning the editors,
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NatsesA q the Post omcs at New Brit aia ss Second Clao Mail Matter.
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Prohibition has made some revol- tionary changes. The villain used to be the consumer.
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Isn't the world nice and safe for democracy. now that the Hun can't exploit small nations?
The Alaska fisherman., 1928-04-15
THN ALASKA FISHERMAN

subsidized press of the Territory or the promise of political emolument by the Federal Brigade.
 A vote for the candidates of a discredited Republican National Committee whose conspiracy with the leaders of the Democrats and secret dealing with the Federal Bri- gade is not to the credit of the intelligence of any voter nor to his we'll wishes for the Territory. A vote for the Progressive Ticket is a vote we'll spent in repudiation of the sycophants of Federal Bureau cracy.
 l.. Francis.
 Subscribe for Alaska FIsherman
 Only $2.OO for twelve issues.
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THE USELESS GOOD CITIZEN"

zen" He lives morally, breaks no laws, pays his honest debts and is circumspect in every manner but he refuses to vote at any election He so refuses because the "wrong element" is in control and thereby he perpetuates the system he so damns. He it is who caused the bitterly contested elections in Alas ka few years back and he it is who helps to defeat those working most sincerely for the benefit of the Territory.
 The Progressive Republicans have put forward as their candidates for the coming primaries men who are known for their honesty of purpose, integrity and desire to secure legis- laiion that will be of most benefit to all of Alaska. Opposed to them are candidates handpicked by dem ny-reps, Independents" frame-up- pers under and by direction of the leaders of the Democratic party of Alaska and the Federal Brigade of alleged Republicans.
 They pledge themselves to work for home rule by county form of government but they do not tell the electorate what their scheme means. It is in fact nothing but the nouthings of blatherskites and bunkum to fool the voters of Alas ka. Shyster tools and weak-kneed political sheep have no place in the political affairs of Alaska. Not when Republicans whose faith and works have been tried and proven tfru years of political life repudiate such candidates who have the full endorsement of Jawnny Walker Eleven Ounce Troy of Juneau, I. w. W. Eddie Morrissey of Ketchikan and others of that tribe of political shysters.
 The Progressive Ticket published elsewhere in this magazine, stands fouFsQuare for the divorce of the Federal Brigade from affairs Terri torial. Their sincerity cannot be challenged nor their purpose thwart-
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-07-14
ELS De Septiembre Sera
Fl Dia De La AviaciOn'

MEXICO, julio 13.-La inicia-
tiva del senior ingeniero Juan Gui-
llermo Villasana, Jefe del Departa-
mento de Aeronautica Civil, depen-
diente de la Secretarfa de Comuni-
caciones Y Obras P1blicas, Sc apro-
DO que el dfa ounce de septiembre,
sea el "Dfa de la Aviacion," en-
conmemoracion de la iniciacion de
la independence.
Entire los festejos que Sc organi-
zaran para ese dia, figura un nj
nero referente la verificacion del
primer Carnaval Aereo en- esta ca
pital, volando todo ell dfa los avio-
mes, a distintas parties del pals.
Con este, Sc dara una prueba
palpable de los adelantos que ha
obtenido la aviaci6n nacional.
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CuandO Sc HaAaba A Gran
Altura Sc PrOdujO Ell In
cendiO y La COnsi-
guiente Caida
Ell Photo Leon Result0 HesO
No Asf Ell Captain Ismael
Aduna Que Tiene
LeSiOneS

MEXICO, julio 13.-Un aparato
Bristol de la Escuela Militar de
Aviaci6n, Sc inutilizo al caer de
una altura de mil pies, conse-
cuencia de un incendio.
Piloteaban el aparato los avia-
dores Jose Leon y ell captain Is
mael Aduna, y despues de hacer
algunas evoluciones sobre la ciu-
dad, repentinamente Sc produjo un
incendio bordo del mismo.
Los esfuerzos desarrollados por
los photos para evitar que ell avi6n
sc estrellara al caer en- terra, no
fueron del todo in1tiles, pues como
decimos antes, Leon result6 ileso
v Aduna con algunas quemaduras
de las que sanara en- breve tempo.
Ell aparto fue consumido por ell
fuego.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-07-14
SIETE SON
EJECUTA-
DOS AVER
En- La Penitenciara Del
EStado De Kentucky

EDDYVILLE, KY, julio 1S. .
Siete hombres, todos convictos de
asesinato, fueron ejecutados aver
en- la mafana, en- la penitenciaria
del Estado.
Siete cajas mortuorias fueron
lntroducidas a la prisi6n, colocan-
do en- cada una de elias uno de los
cadaveres, que fueron entregados
los familiares.
Cuatro hombres blancos, tres de
ellos sumamente jovenes v tres ne
gros completaron los siete que
fueron electrocutados v sentaron
un record para Kentucky.
Fueron ejecutados primeramente
los blancos, siguiendo despues los
negros. Todos ellos estaban con-
victos de asesinato, separadamente.
Ell de mas edad de los ejecuta-
dos, era de 35 amos.
Dos de clos contaban apenas con
veintiuno.
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Ninguna Palabra Sc Habia
ReCibidO Y Va Sc
PreSumia
Que Alguna Desgracia Habrfa
OcurridO Al AS AviadOr
MexicanO

MOUNT HOLLY N. j., Emilio
Carranza, notable aviador mexica-
no y embajador de buena voluntad,
murio instantaneamente ell iueves
por la noche cuando su monoplano
Ryan" cay6 en- un pantano cerca
de Burlington, mas o menos una
hora despues de que ell abandono
el Campo de Roosevelt al intentar
un vuelo sin escalas hasta Ia Capi-
tai Mexicana.
Debido las condolences en- que
fue encontrado el avi6n, Sc cree
que una descarga electrica 10 hizo
caer al suelo.
Carranza Sc elevo con facilidad
en- el aerodromo, despues de que
una fuerte tenpestad Y tormenta
electrica hubo pasado. Algunos
espectadores que Sc encontraban en-
ell :aerodromo, indican que Carranza
Sc elevo con dificultad, ganando
por fin la altura.
FL Cuerpo del aviador fue en-
contrado a una distancia regular de
donde Sc halla ell aeroplano fue
descubierto por John H. Carr, aver
por la tarde. Carr Sc encontraba
recogiendo algunas frutas, cuando
hizo ell descubrimiento Y sin fijar-
Sc en- mas, corri6 a dar parte las
autoridades de Burlington.
Ell cuerpo de Carranza fue iden-
tificado por un telegrama que Sc
lie encontr6 en- uno de los bolsillos.
Desde antes de conocerse ell ia
tai percance reinaba gran ansiedad
en- todas parties, presumi6ndose una
desgracia va que, por ninguna par
te Sc habia visto pasar al aviador.
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Bert AcOSta MuItadO

WASHINGTON, julio 1S.-Bert
Acosta, que sirvi6 como photo al
coniandante Richard Byrd durante
su vuelo a traves del Atlantico. ha
sido multado en- la cantidad de
$4,000 por ell Mayor Clarence M.
Young, Director del departamento
de aeronauticas de la Secretarfa de
Comercio.
La pena impuesta Acosta Sc
debi6 por infringir los reglamen-
tos volando a muy poca altura, pues
Sc dice que habiendolo hecho asi
en- el Campo Curtiss, atropell6 con
las alas de su avi6n a dos vian-
dantes.
Tambien existe en- su contra La
acusacion de haber hecho actos de
acrobacia, volando a muy corta
altura sobre las poblaciones.
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UN AVION BRISTOL Sc
INCENDIO EN- Ell ARE
M ASO @
WasMdR "
Por SOhac

YO estOy triste, me sientO enfer-
mo; no me embargo va esa dicha
y ese entusiasmO de hace algu-
nos dias. Mi cOraz6n esta san
granite. I'm golpe mortal 10 ha
heridO. We'd la causa.
Carranza, ell aviador mexicanO, el
caballero aguila que cirnierase
en- ell espaciO, 1levando el men,
sale de buena v0luntad de un
pueblo q otrO, ha muertO.
IA destino lie ha arrebatado Ia exis-
tencia. De la c1spide de La glO-
ria, ha sucumbidO a Ia prOfuni-
dad de Ia tumba.
Tai parece que los Doses, envidiO-
SOS, lutheran mandadO el rayO
destructOr que 10 segara.
va 10 habfan predestinadO. Guam
do Carranza Sc encOntraba pOr
dar cima al vueIo Mexico Wash
ingtOn, horrible tempestad desen-
cadenOse. La Osadfa del aguila
azteca iba a ser desde IuegO cas-
tigada.
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UNA DESCARGA ELECTR|CA H|zO0uE
SlJ AVON CAYERA CUANDO SOLO HA-
GA UNA H0RA DE QUE |BA vOLANDO
CHILE Y PERU
ENTIENDENSE
Sus DificuItades Han Quedado
SOluciOnadas

WASHINGTON, D. c., julio 13.
de II amos de controver-
sia, Chile v Peru han vuelto a rea-
nudar sus relaciones diplomaticas,
segun ha anunciado hoy ell Secre-
tario de Estado, Kellogg. Ha dado
a la publcidad tambien algunas
notas que Sc han curzado entire la
Secretaria de Estado Americana Y
las dos naciones latinas.
Parece que La soluci6n dada al
conflicto de Tacna Y africa, ha sido
satisfactorio tanto para Chile CO.
mo para ell Peru Y clio contribuira
al restablecimiento de las relacio-
mes Y evitara en- 10 future toda cla-
Sc de malos entendimientos.
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LIN Case ChnScO En- La
Camara De DiputadOS

MEXICO, julio 13.-Las Cana
ras de Senadores Y de Diputados,
teniendo en- cuenta ell resultado de
las elecciones presidenciales, Sc de-
clararon obregonistas por unanimi-
dad, sin exclufr nj los miembros
que Sc habian venido significando
por su antirreeleccionismo recalci-
trante.
Durante la reunion de hoy en- la
mafiana, llevada a cabo en- el re-
cinto de Allende, Sc di6 el regoci-
jado case de que varios individuos,
seducidos por los 1888 diarios Y
queza ilusionados por la facilidad
con que puede obtenerse una curul,
limitaron sus gestiones saltar por
las ventanas instalarse en- las de
seadfsimas curules.
Su maniobra no surtio efecto Y
todos ellos fueron expulsados, bajo
amenazas de entrar a la carcel en-
case de reincidencia.
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COmprO ESpana Ia Bible
teca De F. De Icaza

MEXICO, julio 13.- Originando
un serio descalabro a Mexico, el
Gobierno Espahol acaba de adqui-
rir en- la irrisoria suma de veinte
mil pesetas, la soberbia biblioteca
de don Francisco A. de Icaza, que
sus deudos Sc vieron precisados a
vender, por falta de recursos para
subvenir sus necesidades mas
perentorias. Esta venta ha origi-
nado el que Sc pierdan para noso-
trOs, joyas de inapreciable valor IL
terario hist6rico.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-07-14

MEXICO, julio 13.-En la Aca-
demia Mexicana de la Lengua, CO.
mo 81 SO tratara de un centro de
politica actualista, Sc han puesto
en- juego las mas torpes maniobras
para evitar que el eminente pensa-
dor don Jose Vasconcelos, entire a
tormar parte de dieha Institution.
No ha faltado quien repruebe ell
procedimiento, va que ell Licencia-
do Vasconcelos, sobre envidias v
eenmistades, es uno de los mas al
tOs talentos mexicanos.
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tenecientes los altos cfrculos de
la sociedad metropolitana, gestio-
nen su admission en- ell mencionado
plantel, para graduarse de photos.
Este gesto femenino viene a ro-
bustecer la opinion de Charles A.
Lindbergh, quien hace algunos dias.
conversando con ell Captain Emilio
Carranza v el Embajador Tellez,
manifesto que la aviaci6n civil en-
Mexico, tiene al frente brilIantes
perspectivas de desarrollo.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-07-14

MEXICO, julio 13.-La admission
de Miss Mexico" en- la Escuela
Aeronautica Civil, ha motivado Ell
que siete senoritas, todas elles per-
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PerO sali6 bien. La habiHdad del
photo 10 lIev6 a lugar SECURE.
Ahora, igual cOsa acOntenci6,
(Pasa a la pag. a