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La opinión., 1935-02-19
ERAN OTROS IIEMPOS...
Los boxeadores de antes preferian MORN en- ell ring a
cancelar una pelea por e~nfermedad; ahora I'm sim
pie resfriado los pone en- CANA

turada. ~ no psgd.5- PaucAo VIA
prefirio pe'ear con una infection
en- ell maxilar superior. mites que
causar un aplazanllento de 81 pc
lea con Jimmy MeLarnin. Esto lie
nost6 la vida. pero dej5 completa-
mense I.mpia SD reputation de bo-
Xeador de-. rihones bien puesto.
Harry Greo no yeia de un ojo
cuando Sc enfrent6 con Tiger Flo
wers en- el nueyo Madison Square
Garden. Excepto unos cuautos ia
miliares Y amigos intimos. nadie sa
bfa que Harry habia perdido por
complete la vista de un ojo y que
su medico lie habia aconsejado que
Sc sometiera cuanto antes a una in
tervenc.on quirnrgica. Cuando Greb.
despues de dos o tres combates,
fue a la mesa de ~operaciones. su
estado era va demasiado de,icado.
Muri6 por causa de su ind6mito
corate. Al mismo Tiger Flowers
le hsbiaa recommended que 50 eX-
tirpara cuanto antes possible ana
c~arno5idad que Sc lie estaba tci-
mando sobre un ojo. Muri0 bajo el
bisturi, pero sin que Made pudiese
sehalarle con 81 dedo y declr: Hi
20 eancelar n pelea por un ras-
guho, o un resfriado..."
Primo Camera no sera el ma
ia hombres" que Sc pceteude, pero
nadia podra ~acusarle tampoco de
timorato. Max Baer 10 derrib6 do
&c wees. pero no logro pouerio
fuera &c combate por Ia cuenta lie
diez. Ernie Shaaf sublo al palen-
que del Garden, a enfrentarse con
do Y sgfriendo aun los e~fectos de
una ligera conmocion cerebral que
le produjo un dereehazo de Baer en-
Chicago mas cuantas semanas an
ties. Compartments debilitado Y
agotado. resisti6 indefenso los gol-
pes de Camera hasta l dec!mo-
tercer asa.to, cuando cay0 para no
volver a ]levantarse jamas.
Kid Chocolate ha subido numero
sas veces al ring a pelear o las
conjunciones infectadas pur e. pus.
Cuando pele6 en- Brooklyn con Pet
ey Hayes. no podia cast dollar la
rodilla Gerecha y arrastraba ese pie
como once mode de moverse. Des-
pues de haber sido derribadU VA
rias veces a la Iona. :acab6 Ia Pc
lea teniendo a Hayes al borGe del
knock out,
Boxeadores ~"delieados' y promo
torres "iadel.ca1os' de ahora. ique
NAL parados quedals en- comPara-
cion con vuestros predecessors!
La opinión., 1935-02-19
PETER JACKSON
REAPARECE HOY
EN- LA NOCKE
Sc esperan abundantes
knock-outs en- ell Olym-
pic Auditorium

lievando como o bjetivo principal
n pelea cor Art Lssky, a quien
noquso euando ell Tarzan judo EN-
pexaba 81 earrera en- Minneapolis,
ei ESQ complete Charlie Retzlaf, de
Duluth, subira hoy en- la noehe al
ring del Olympic Auditorium para
contender con Haskell Howard en- la
pelea estelar del programme, concer
tada a 10 rounds.
Young Peter Jackson. despues de
su fracasada invasion de Nueva
York y ell Madison Square Garden
race su reaparici6n ante los aficio
nados locales en- la segunda pelea
estelar de 10 rounds. enfrentandose
a Battling Ghizzy. mlentras que en-
otro encuentro de 10 rounds ell me-
xicano Bobb y Olivas cambiara gol
pes con ell irlandes Mickey Beal.
Segdn ell record que trae de sus
pasadas ~aetuaciones, Retzlaf es un
artista del knock out. Mientras que
King Levinsky ha sido ell 1nieo que
Retzlaf ha noqueado a no menos
de tres boxeadores que han ven
edo al kinefosh, y ha vencido dos
wees a Johnny Risko, ell Panadero
de Cleveland que tiene dos victorias
sobre levinsky.
Entire los vencedores de Levinsky
a ~quienes ha noqueado Retzlaf es-
tan Art Lasky, puesto fuera de
combate en- 6 rounds; Emmett Roc
CO, ~noqueado en- 4 rounds, y Paul
Pantaleo, en- Z.
FL knock out de lasky a manos
del debutante de hoy en- ell olym-
pic ocurrio en- ST. Paul ell IL de
maho de 1888, y despues de ESQ ell
Tarzan de Minneapolis Sc ha Ievan
tado a erandes a%lturas en- la di-
vision de peso complete, y STEM
pre- ha querido sostener n pelea
de revaneha o Retzlaf para VEN
garse.
Sin embargo. la pelea no ha sido
concertada por los obstAculos que
ha puesto Maurice Lasky. hernia
no y manager del judo. Dick Do
maid. matchmaker del Olympic, es-
I'd Be|SiIOlldluO lOS SCI N4S4OS NC Las
ky para la ~revancha, y Sc cree que
81 Retzlaf derrota en- toda la Inca
hoy a Howard. ell manager del Tar
zan firmara ell c~ontrato.
Isl Retzlaf venice a este mucha
cho Howard, aIgo que debe haeer
y en- forms convincente', declare
Maurice lasky aver, "quizas fir
me 20 para la revancha con Art,
sunque es una pelea ~pelisrosa por-
que ahora esta en- Ia cuspide, mien
tras que Retzlaf no vale gran CO.
Sd, y 81 es un pelisroso ~solpeador''
En- las dos peleas preliminares
que completan ell programa del
Olympic para esta noche, contende
ran a 4 rounds Rudy Mendez, me-
xicano de peso medic y Walter
Jerz. Y frankie Castillo contra ell
filipino General Padilla. de peso
de pluma.
La opinión., 1935-02-19
YOUNG TOMMY
VS.. TEIKEN EN-
HOLLY W GOD

Joe Tel Ken. ell boxeador corea-
no que ACADIA de hacer una brillan
te campaha en- ell Madison Square
Garden de Nueva York, donde Pc
leo con Lou Salica. Baby Quinta-
ma y otros contendientes de renom
bre, regresa al Estadio de Holly
wood. ell proximo viernes para en-
frentarse en- pelea de revancha al
filipino Young Tommy. en- la este
lar de 10 rounds.
Teiken y Tommy son dos de los
boxeadores de peso bantam que pc
gan mas duro, ~creyendose que ell
encuentro del viernes resultara emo
cionante.
Para la pelea semi-final de 6
rounds, ell Match maker Mcdonald
ha contrata6o a Johnny, Hines
quien tendra como adversarlo al
filipino Kid MORO, de San Fran
cisco. MORO es bien conocido de
los ~aficionados locales. y entire sus
victimas esta joey Ponce, a quien
noqueo en- un round recientemente.
La opinión., 1935-02-19
kUEVA YORK.

NUEVA YORK, febrero 17.-Un
simple "~resfriado' ha puesto fue-
ra de combate. al parecer para un
periodo de yarias semanas, q TODD
uu aspirante a c%ampeonato mum
dial de peso complete. Nos refe-
rimos a Art Lasky, cuya pe,ea con
James J. Braddock IN el Garden,
tuyo que suspenderse indefinida-
mente debido a que Ell mismo dia
de la pelea Lasky tenia tres gra-
dos de fiebre...
Imag.naciones maliciosas atribu-
yen la repentina "enfermedad' del
californiano al "respeto" que !e ms
pira la poderosa derecha de Brad
dock. Comentan que Lasky NADIA
tenia que ganar en- esta bata!la.
mientras que podia haberlo perdi-
do todo.... Conservdndose "intac-
to- hasta "a pr,mayera, Lasky, al
decir de estos mal-pensados, puede
maniobrarsa hasta ~co.ocarse en- pri
mer termino como adversario para
ell oso c~aliiorn!ano. Max Baer sin
correr riesEos -innecesarios.
No hace mucho otra velada tuvo
que p]osponerse por motive de que
I Bob DIN tuv.eron que extraerle
La opinión., 1935-02-19
COMISION
De new YORK
REFLEXIONA
Gambia las reglas del box
para permitir a Baer que
pelee en- exhibiciones

NUEvA YORK, N. v, Febrero
s. (Por Correo).- Los cfrculos
deportivos de la ciudad recibieron
toda una sorpresa con Ell anuncio
de que la Comision Atletica del Es-
tado, en- su reunion semanal ordi-
nara, habia adoptado una MEDIA
reyolucionaria que permitira al
campeon mundial heavyweight"
Max Baer tomar parte en- comba-
ties bajo ell Unite de Is asaltos sin
poner en- juego su titulo.
La nueva ley dice: TODD COM
bate por un campeonato debera &C.
lebrarse a ounce rounds. Sc permi
tira a un campeon tomar parte en-
una batalla de menos de l5 asaltos
dentro o fuera del peso reglamen-
tar.o, sin que ell titulo este en- jue-
go.
La nueva degulacion viola una re
gla del cuaGrilatero tan vieja CO.
mo ell boxeo o~rganizado, que esta-
blecia que cuando un campeon u
bia al ring" con otro hombre de
su peso. su titulo quedaba automa
ticamente en- disputa en- ell com
bate.
De acuerdo con la nueva ley de
los comisionados e yorquinos'
Baer podra ser puesto fuera de com
bate en- una batalla de menos de
is asaltos sin perder su corona.
Esta innovation va a producer
sin duGa TODD un ciclon de comen-
tarios opuestos los unos a los otros
No obstante, la Comision, a critic
rio de muchos, ha hecho precisa-
mente una cosa que puede contri-
BUR de notable a la reha-
bilitacion del deporte, tan decaido
Ipor las veladas mediocres y Ia fall
ia de figuras de relieve.
Do acuerdo con Ell sistema que
La opinión., 1935-02-19
LOS GlGANTEs Y Los DODGERS

Los Gigantes de Nueva York y
los Dodgers de Brooklyn siguen su
disputa sobre cual de las dos no.
venas va a recibir todos los con-
tratos firmados antes. Estos Sc EN-
penan en- ~convencer a los rebel
des" de que deben firmar sus con-
tratos. Los Giants va recibieron
la contestacion definiiva a la par
que favorable de Leon Chagnon. Ha
biendo firmaGo este jugador. ell cua
dro de lanzadores esta complete.
Los Dodgers han dado la noticia
de que Leslie Munns va firmo.
Bill Terry salio para Memphis
despuas de anunciar ~pdblicamente
que Chagnon habia enviado va su
contrato con su firma en- el.
Lo que continna sin Tue haya ST.
do solucionado aun es ell asunto de
BABE Ruth. ToGos los comentaris-
tas deportivos estan ojo avizor So
bre este asunto, que reviste gran
importancia para las differences no
que componen las dos ligas
mayores.
La opinión., 1935-02-19

Galindo es no solo Ia mas fuer
te entire las msxicanas, sino
que puesta frente a equipos
norseamericanos de estrellas
.emiprofesionales, puede hacer
un papel airoso y triunfar 81
las condolences lie son favora.
b,es.
Todos esperabemos que Her
mosa-El Paso sufriera dos de.
rrotas el Domingo, porque iban
a veerselas NADIA menos que con
los campeones mundiales de CO.
Tor, o Ell eampeon Satchel
Paige, que vencio a Dizzy Dean
v tiene el record de haber es-
traqueado a IL bateadores en-
un juego. Algunos aPostaron a
que Paige co,ocaria ell rosario
de los nueve ceros a los me-
xicanos en- ell primer juego.
Y la sorpresa que recibimos
fue agradable al yer la forma
en- que los nuestros Sc batieron
en- ell diamante, manteniendo
raya a los negros y dominando
perfectamente la bola de Sat
chel Paige para eonectarle
hits.
I'm score final de 4 a 3 ca
rreras, que demuestra 10 renido
de la eon,ienda, dice toda la
historic. Porque 81 recordamos
algunos de los juegos que los
Gigantes Negros de Filadelfia
s~ostuvieron contra las mejores
novenas norteamericanas duran
tie la Liga de Invierno en- el
White Sox, encontraremos ano-
taciones desproporcionadas o
que los negros vencieron al Pr
rrone's All Stars, al White King
y a la May Co.
Lo cual debe ser un motive
de orgullo para los aficionados
mexicanos, pues ESQ demuestra
que, despues de TODD, nuestro
base ball ests bien representa-
do cuando Sc trata de una justa
international.
La opinión., 1935-02-19
eSfria
OFF pECHO

No permita que hagan presa de
listed. Combatalos nmediatamente.
Creomulsion contiene 2 ayudas. Po-
derosa pero inofensiva. ~Agradable al
paladar. NADIA de narcoticos. Su ho-
ticario le devolvera a listed su dine
70 sin d;laciones 81 su resfriado o
tos no SO alivia con Creomulsion.
(Ady.)
La opinión., 1935-02-19
Ga MARIANA.
dsl DEPORTE
Por MAKANAZO
tRedactor Oeportiva do la OPINIOk)

Los juegos que do ell Domin-
go Hermosa-EI Paso contra los
Gigantes Negros de Filadelfia
en- Ell White Sox, sirven para
hasta a los mas res-
clos de que la novena de Tony
La opinión., 1935-02-19
Retzlaf Debuta en- ell Olympic;
BuSca Otra Pelea con LaSky
Mr.. Farley aprende ell Golf

James A. Farley. ("derecha) Director General de Co
rreos de Estados Unidos, sera una potencia en- los asun-
tos concernientes a su alto puesto en- ell gobierno, pero
en- 10 que al golf Sc refiere es un maleta como ~cualquiera
otro. Y aqui 10 tenemos aprendiendo a jugar golf, tenien-
do como maestro a Paul Runyan, ell %campe6n, en- Miami,
Florida.
La opinión., 1935-02-19
LOS DEAN

FL mas %pequeno de los hermsnos
Dean ha dicho que 81 no ha firma-
do adn. pero que ESQ no quiere de-
cir que 81 Sc haya declarado rebel
de. "Daffy" esta SECURE que podra
arreglar sus discrepancies cor ell
La opinión., 1935-02-19
Casanovita Triunf6, PerO....

Este dibujo de Rafael lbarra. dibuiante de LA oPl-
MON. nos presenta a RodoIfo Casanova. el ex-nevero de
La Lagunilla que ell sabado pasado Sc anot6 una victoria
sobre Henry Armstrong, en- la ciudad de Mexico. Casa
noVta triunfo, pero no fue por la via del Knockout nj
de la decision, sine por medic de un foul que lie propino
ell negro en- ell cuarto round. Prob%ablenente Sc efeot1e la
revancha en- la Arena Nacona, segdn los informss que
nos Iegan.
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them to take up the march to Reading and
Easton and from there start on the long journey
to Boston.
In the meantime congress had passed another
resolution, directing the Colony of Pennsylvania
to raise two more companies which. with the
six already authorized, were TO be formed into
battalion and to be commanded by such of
fcers as the colonial assembly or convention
should recommend Even before this word came
out of Philadelphia the rifle companies were be-
ing filled TO the overlooking. AT Samuel Getty's
tavern Qater the historic town Of Gettysburgl
the York county men ralylng to the lead
ershp of Capt Michael Doudei. In Berks county
they were swarmng into Reading to enroll under
Capt. George Nagel. In Northampton county
recruiting for Capt. Abraham Miers company
was going forward swiftly and from Bedford
county In the west came word that Capt Robert
Clnggage's men were almost ready to march.
Cumberland county providing two compa-
MES, commanded by Capt James Chambers and
Capt William Hendricks.
In fact prompt had been the response OF
the Pennsylvania backwoodsmen to the CALL
that July II congress was notified that two
companies instead of one had been enlisted Ia
Lancaster county by Capt. james Ross and Capt.
Matthew Smith and that the Battalion of Rifle
men, raised for the defense Of American lib
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In the light infantry" authorized by congress.
But they lost none Of their characteristic fight
Ing qualities for as one of their captains wrote
home,i "the riiemen go where they please and
keep the regulars In continual hot water
Arly In September Captain Hendricks and
CapAln Smiths companies accompanied Arnold
and Montgomery on their Inflated expedition
against Quebec where Hendricks was killed and
most Of the rilemen taken prisoners In the
meantime the other companies were giving their
officers and the commnnder-in-chlef plenty Of
trouble by rebelllng against attempts to enforce
discipline But their "disobedient and mutinous
behavior was somewhat forgiven by their con-
duet In a skirmsh at Lechmeres Point in Ne
vember which won for Colonel Thompson and his
regiment the public thanks of Washington,
On January l. 1776 the army wns reorganzed
and these rlnemen became members Of the First
Regiment of the Continental Army. In March
Thompson became brigader-general and Hand
succeeded him as colonel. Under his leadership
the regiment distinguished itself at the Battles
Of Long Island, Brandywine Germantown, Paoli
and Monmouth and It's members frequently re-
ferrea to In terms of their commander, made
the name IA Hand Riieman" badge OF special
distinction for "irst-class fighting man. in the
struggle for American liberty.
G Western Newspaper Union.
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though there Is no record of the date OF arrival
OF the companies commanded by Captains Smith,
Cuggage and Miller 1t was evidently prior to
August 49, An army return from Washlngtons
headquarters of that date shows that the Penn
sylvana rihemen had three field officers, nine
captains, q lieutenants. the adjutant, quarter
master, surgeon and mate, % sergeants, ID
drummers and filters and 713 prlvates present
and tit for duty.
Besides these regularly enlisted men there
were several gentlemen volunteers who had
accompanied the riflemen on their march. Among
them were Edward Burd, Jesse Lukens. Matthew
Duncan and John Joseph Henry who later rose
to prominence In the history of their state. But
more important than these was young doctor
named James Wilkinson.
A native of Tidewater, Md, he had studied
medicine In Philadelphia and there made the
acquaintance Of officers Of British regiment,
the Royal Irish. His association with them. as
he later wrote, INSPIRED In me that love of
things military ever after the guiding star of
my ife" SO he accompanied Colonel Thomp-
sons rinemen TO Cambridge where began that
amazing career which carried him eventually to
the high position of commander In chief Of the
Army Of the United States despite the fact that
he was, In the words of one historian "venal,
cowardous, treacherous, a bribe-taker from
Spain, traitor to the United States, and faith
less In all relations, public and private"
Soon after the arrival of the Pennsylvania
companies at Cambridge, the battalion became
the Second Regiment of the Army Of the United
Colonies thus losing their identity as "rlfiemen"
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BY ELMO SCOTT WATSON
MILLION DOLLAR COW-PATH

IN THE 1905. DR.. jared Bassett
owned small farm IT. the heart
of what Is now chlcaso's famous
LOOP" He also had favorite COW
named Bessie" for whom he built Il
barn. From 1t ran path over which
Bessie walked sedately ont to Craze
along the road.
When Doctor Bassett sold some OF
his property, the deed contained pro-
vision for 10-foot easement over
which Bessie" could maze her way
unhampered between the road and the
COW barn Years passed. Both the
good doctor and Bessie" were dead
Forgotten was the provision for the
i0foot easement.
In 1925 Il corporation acquired the
site Of the Bassett farm for an office
building. Then CONSERVATION!
There was the will. and he provision
for the path which gave the COW easy
access to the green grass Is the road.
Under its terms the path could not be
Fhlocked. The matter was taken to the
courts but the legality of the easement
was upheld.
So the corporation went ahead with
the building, keeping Bessie's path
clear. They did. however, usurp her
Tair rights (Which she never knew
she had. anyway Above the 1S-foot
level the building tutted ont at right
angles. covering the COW p:sth and ex-
tending upward for twenty more sto-
rles. Setback skyscrapers are COM
mon. but this Is the only "set-out'
building on record.
Today in the structure ut 100 West
Monroe street, there Is portal that
Is never closed. For the ghpst OF Bes-
sic may want to come back some day
and go from the barn-that- was to the
road that Is now busy Monroe street.
The will says that she shall have that
right. II that passage. Is feet high
and 10 feet wide, could have been In
Guided In the building 1t would have
meant at least $4,000 to owners Of the
property In yearly rentals. But, then.
Chicago could not nave had million
dollar cowpath =
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WHOEVER TO WHITE HOUSE

nF ALL the members Of the cabinet
y of President Andrew Jackson the.
secretary Of state, Martin Van Buren,.
had no wife. And largely because Of
that fact he became Jackson's success
sor as President In 1857. He had mar
red Hannah Hoes III 1907 but she died
In 1919. True to her memory, Van
Buren, had never re married.
In January, 1920. Secretary OF War
John Eaton married Peggy O'Neal
Undertake Immediately Vice presl-
dent Calhoun's wife elevate1 her nose.
sniff-sniff. Peggy ONeaI was a tav-
ern keepers daughter. The scandal
mongers were whispering that Peggy's
first husband had cut his throat be-
cause she was untrue to him. Accept
that woman as IN equal? Never!
Other Washington wives also elevat-
ed their noses. Old Hickory" Jack
son was furious. Mrs. Calhoun and the
cabinet ladies must accept Peggy. But
they wouldn't and their husbands
couldn't make them.
Calhoun wanted TO be President. But
his wife continued 70 snub Peggy and
Jackson continued to fight for her.
Now Martin Van Buren, had no wife to
embarrass his ambitions The wdoWer-
secretary of state called on Peggy
He danced with her. He gave
a dinner in her honor and "Old Hick-
DRY" was nightly pleased.
The row over Peggy went along and
grew worse. The upshot was that the
whole cabinet, including VAN Buren,.
resigned But In 1899 he became vice
presiden. when Jackson was reelected.
and President In 1887 Andrew Jack
son had hand in bringing that about
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"sEE A PIN

&C EE pin and pick 1t up; all
y Through the day, you'll have good
luck" So says one Of the maxins Of
our forefathers.
AT first. 1t didn't seem like lucky
day for Jacques Laffitte. young
get a Job. He had letter of intro
duction- to the grea. Swiss banker,
pqrregenux. and that won him an In
rerview, but a very brief one
perregeaux told the young fellow
very decisiyely that there was no place
In his great institution for him at
present and probably would not be
very soon. He had better try else
where.
Curly dismissed from the beautl-
fully furnished office. Lafiitte walked
dejectedly out through The palatiai
courtyard. Suddenly he noticed pin
In the path before him. Somewhat
absent mlndedly. he stopped down.
picked up this tribe and carefully
stuck 1t In the lapel Of his coat.
He didn't know that Perregeaux was
watching him from the window nor
that the great banker. who was
stickler for economy and orderlIness In
his employees, had noticed him pick
up the pin. But that evening note
was brought to Laffitte's lodgings 1t
was from perregeaux. Ii said, "A place
Is made for you In my office that you
may occupy tomorrow morning"
I.afiitte became one OF the great
| fnanciers OF France. A pin was the
tremendous trihe that started him on
his career.
G. Western Newspaper Union
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The Riflemen Of the Revolution
THE PENNSYLVANIA
COMPANIES
BY ELMO SCOTT WATSON

1 WAS the summer of 1775. On the
benches outside a tavern In the little
Pennsylvania town of Sunbury a group
of villagers lounged In the warm sun
shine and gossiped idly about the news
ington in Massachusetts some farmers
had "ft the reg lars and there had
been blood-letting a-plenty. Away up
in New York leader of the Green
Mountain Boys. named Ethan Allen,
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Madrid, mario 13.-En I'm
acto verificado en- honor de la
guardia civil, ell general Caba-
nellas pronunci6 un ablaudido
discurso, diciendo: "Cuando es-
tuve al frente de la guardia CT
vii en- otra OCCASION, en- un pc
riodo de nueve meses, tuve una
satisfaction que no puedo ocul-
tar; mi cooperation leal en- "a
quellos momentos dificileS, y
que manifestar que tengo
la conciencia t~ranquila de ha-
Der Servido con honor al cuer-
20 de la Guardia Civil. Son dias
pasados de los que no tengo mas
que Ell recUerdo de haber cum
.lido con ell deber impuesto Y.
lie haber tenido unoS leaieS CO.
aboradoreS. Debo decir que la
Civil no ha olvidado
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