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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

Hitler can defy the league and kick
over the Versailles treaty, so can l."
He will fortify the Dardanelles, in
spite of the treaty that created a neu-
trail zone adjoining the narrow water
passage that separates Europe from
Asia, at Constantinople.
Hitler, turning with a rapidity that
would startle any worm, now declares
himself guardian angel of Europe, of
fering to start world peace guaran-
teed to last 20 years. That would de-
pend on Japan and Russia.
There is scientific test for lying.
Try as he may to control himself,
man lying undergoes physical and psy-
Geological changes that certain scien-
tific apparatus reproduces In graph"
when the lying begins.
Mrs. Hauptmann, her husband SEN
fenced to death for kidnapping the Lind
bergh baby, suggests that her husband
be subjected to the ''lie test" adding,
"he would be freed instantly"
He could not be freed instantly" be.
cause the law does not yet recognize
the 'lie test" as conclusive, but the ex-
pertinent would be interesting. The
framing of questions, which should be
put in fewest possible words and as
startlingly as possible, would be i'm
portant.
New Jerseys Attorney General Will
entz, who brought about the conviction,
would be the man to frame the ques-
lions.
Consider the principal of the Schaff
Junior High school at Parma, Ohio.
That principal, having decided to beat
five boys caught smoking in the school
building, using his microphone, ordered
all classes and all noise stopped
throughout the school while the five
boys were padded" near the micro
phone for the whole school to hear.
The story goes, STARTLED students
next heard the 'Whackl Whackr Of
the paddles and the means of the cul-
prits."
A girl baby two weeks old, smil-
ing, pretty, dressed in pink and white,
found abandoned in a New York hall
way, was taken to the Founding hos
pital, sort of pound" for lost chill
dren.
If a good-looking chow, Boston bull
or Irish wolfhound two weeks old had
been found, there would be a thousand
only too glad to take and care for 1t.
Our alleged cousins the chimpanzees
could hardly believe that
There are miracles of various kinds,
even in healing leprosy. 1t can be
done, as the Bible shows. by super
natural power 1t can be done by
science. Jacintho MOura, Portuguese
chemist, in Rio de Janeiro, smashed q
finger, and while suffering acute pain
accidentally dipped the finger in a
liquid vegetable extract that he was
preparing. This vegetable liquid, OBJ
tanned from a wild Brazilian plant,
mixed with chalmoogra Oil, according
to DR.. Fernando Terra, director of the
Rio de Janeiro hospital, has already
cured II lepers.
Some accidents are valuable. The
injured finger showed the way to an
important cure.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

d PLACEMENT Of the AAA's sys-
N tenn of crop control is seen as a
future potentiality of new organiza-
ton established at the Department Of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

CREATION of a new relief bureau
- in New York was demanded by
Bernard S. Deutsch, president of the
board of aldermen, who asserted that
twenty millions of dollars year in
relief funds has been wasted through
the incompetency, red tape, bureauc-
racy, and the domination by profess
sional social service workers of the
emergency relief bureau and the state
temporary emergency relief admins
tration.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12
Never Fails

"What cured him of arguing with
his wife?" Arguing with his wife.
-Tit-Bits Magazine.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12
BRISBANE
THIS WEEK
Busy Dictators
Hitler, Peace Angel
, Lie Test for Hauptmann?
All Heard the Means

Europe's dictatOrs borrow Ideas from
each other. Mussolini, perhaps uncon-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

IRON Tokyo there came a state
ment indicating that Japan would
give at least moral support to the
European powers that are seeking
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

INVESTIGATION of the administra-
ton of the Virgin islands by Gov.
Paul Pearson was ordered by the SEN
ate, five of whose members will con-
duct the inquiry. The sum of $4,000
was appropriated to cover their ex-
penses. Pearson is holdOver from
the Hoover administration and charges
against him were made by Paul Yates,
formerly his administrative assistant.
DAY of railroad union men has been
restored to the 1881 level, with a
return of the last per cent of 10
per cent cut in 1882. The increase
amounts to approximately SSOOOO,OOO.
The restoration is in line with an
agreement reached a year ago when
the unions negotiated for a gradual
restoration of the old wage scale.
N IRECT negotiations with Italy
- over the border dispute were
broken off by the Ethiopian government,
which sent a new note to the League
of Nations. Special measures were
taken to protect foreigners in Adds
Ababa. The Italian government did
not take this rupture seriously, still
hoping a peaceful arrangement might
be reached without the Intervention
of the league. 1t was reported in Paris
that most of the Italian troops that
started for Eritrea and italian SOmalf-
I'll - los
and Libya because of Germany's sud-
den rearmament plan.
EOREIGN SECRETARY SIMON re-
turned to England from his his
toric talks with Chancellor Hitler, and
20 hn nnhiraof that Garr11anU
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

ginal lands now contributing to sur
pluses, which experts contend will
prove more effective way of dealing
with overproduction than AAA's policy
of taxing commodities for acreage
slashes. The latter Is meeting in
creased opposition, due to rising living
costs and increasing competition from
foreign powers. There will prob
ably be little immediate change in crop
control plans, since the Tugwell pro-
gram will require considerable time be-
fore it can be operated effectively.
TOR the second time the United
States Supreme court reversed the
convictions and death sentences of two
of the Scottsboro negroes who were ac-
cused of assault on two white girls.
The court held that since negroes in
Alabama are not permitted to serve
on juries, they are denied equal pro-
lection of the laws in violation of the
Fourteenth amendment. 1t declared
the state court erred in not Quashing
tHe lnulCluleulS.
This was a big victory for the col
ored race, but in another decision by
the Supreme court the negroes were
the losers. The tribunal ruled that
the Democratic party in Texas is a
voluntary association, not subject to
control by the state legislature. and as
such may exclude colored persons from
voting in it's primaries.
THROUGH the efforts of Donald
Richberg, chairman of the NIRB,
an agreement was reached by the
bituminous coal operators and the
United Mine Workers, whereby the
prevailing coal code is extended to
June 16 and a threatened strike of
about half million miners averted.
The present wages and hours of work
are continued. President Lewis of the
miners insisted the union had not
yielded to the operators; but the fact
remained that If 1t had not consented
to the agreement Mr.. Richberg could
and would have extended the code by
executive order. This would have
placed the union in the undesired po-
sition of opposing and defying The ad-
ministration, and would have weakened
the effect of its advocacy of the Wag-
ner labor disputes bill.' the Black Con-
merry bill and the Guffy bill which
would virtually convert the bituminous
coal industry into public utility.
THERE were further dust storms in
the already severely afflicted pla-
teau district of southwest Kansas,
southeast Colorado and parts of New
Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma. In west
ern Kansas the farmers began the con-
struction of earthen breastworks
against the wind, and federal appro-
priation of S25O,0OO,OO0 for this work
was received. Fears that the dust
storms would cause an epidemic of
pneumonia were allayed when it was
found that there were no germs of that
disease on laboratory plates exposed
in the Justified atmosphere by aw-
atOrS.
Tornadoes In Mississippi and Texas
resulted In the deaths of at least half
dozen persons and the injury Of
many others.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12
help KIDNEYS

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

EOREIGN SECRETARY SIMON re-
turned to England from his his
toric talks with Chancellor Hitler, and
reported to the cabinet that Germany
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

think of any alliance with Germany"
Tokyo, asserted Amau, is ready to dis
cuss with Russia some degree of de-
militarization of the eastern frontiers.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

Hitler, turning with rapidity that
would startle any worm, now declares
himself guardian angel of Europe, Of
fering to start world peace guaran-
teed to last 20 years. That would de-
pend on Japan and Russia.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

Congressman Patman, Texas Demo-
crat, puts the bonus matter in few
words. He says those that insist on
issuing interest-bearing bonds are
managing a scheme to pay two bill
lions to coupon clippers and two bill
lions to veterans"
Why make taxpayers pay the two
billions to "bond clippers" when it Is
not necessary?
G. King Features Syndicate. Inc.
WNIJ Service.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

NeIndl says, IL
Hitler can defy the league and kick
over the Versailles treaty, so can L."
He will fortify the Dardanelles, in
spite of the treaty that created a neu-
trail zone adjoining the narrow water
passage that separates Europe from
Asia, at Constantinople.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

At Kovno, Lithuania, four Nazis are
sentenced to death on the gallows for
plotting to separate Mcneil from Lith-
uania. Mr.. Hitler, deeply grieved by
the fate of four Nazis, is said to have
protested to Sir John Simon, although
it is not clear what that Britisher
could do about it. The opinions of
two ladies whose heads were recently
chopped off, by order of Chancellor
Hitler. would be interesting. but will
never be known. Once the head Is
chopped expression of opinion ceases.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-04-12

Mussolini says Italy offers the
world spectacle of calm" and
promptly raises his army to 100000
men, promising to make 1t 100000.
He says, LET it be clear that our de-
sire for peace is backed by several
million bayonets." That Is calm for
Mussolini.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
TRES DIAS DE
ALEMANIA A
RIO JANEIRO
Sc anuncio la Suppression de
los aterrizajes interme-
dos

BERLIN, febrero q. Alemania
esta p~reparada para hacer mas We
loz su servicio afreo a Ia America
del Sur en- su competeneia con
otros paises de Europa, segdn Sc
supo hoy.
El primero de abril Ia Lufthan-
sa reduclra a tres dfas el tempo
a Rio de Janeiro, en- vez de los Gin
co dias que toma el viaje actual
mente. Y Ell correo aereo de seis
dias a Buenos Aires sera rebajado
a tres dias y medic, anunci6 ell
condo Won Buddenbrock.
FL anuncio fue hecho durante una
celebration especial en- Gloria Pa
last. en- donde Buddenbroek descu-
brio el d~esarrollo del servicio o
aerobotes. usando los barcos West
fallen" Y "Schwabenland' en- mitad
del Atlantico.
La elimination de los aterrizajes
intermedios fue tambi6n %anuncia-
da para pronto. %haciendose los vue-
los sin escala desde Ia costa afri-
cana a I'd costa brasilera, teniendo
los barcos anclados eerca de terra.
Durante Ia celebration sc exhi-
bierou peltculas tomadas en- FL
"Westfalen'. m~ostrando los a%terri-
zajes Y 81 lanzamiento de los avio-
mes. Otras peliculas mostraban Wis
Ia a6reas de Rio &c Janeiro, San
tos, Florian6polis, Monteyideo y
Buenos Aires.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
La Censura....
(Sieue de la ga. Pag.)

(Slgue de la go. Pag.)
que en- 10 cual insistimos- ape
mas habra materia publicable en- la
cual un servidor oficioso y lisonje-
70 no yea o descuora, ST lie euia cri
terio serVil, un ataque al Gobier-
no., supuesto que por ataque suele
tomarse acknowledgements por dichos
espeeimenes 10 que meramente no
es lisonja? " que criterio, en- su-
ma, de amplia y Iuminosa cuItura,
puede tener un empleado de Co.
rreos para juzear acerca de Iibros,
revistas, ~periodicos o publications.
de TODD genera y en- todas las lem
guas, sean nscionales o e%xtranje-
ros, y autorizar o impedir ST. eireu-
laei6n?
Por todas estas considerations:
la legal, la social, la cultural, cree
mos cue ell fIamante decreto que
nos ocupa es p~erjudicial a los inte-
reses n~aoionaIes y practicanente
inapelable aun oonsidero dentro del
~proposito que afirma perseguir.
Creemos mas: cue es contrario a
la politica de respeto a la ley y a
las libertades pubIicas por la CUE
la propaganda, va como candidate,
va como Primer Magistrate de la
Nacion, ell Presidente cardenas. Y
81 como, en- los con~sidersndos del
propio documento Sc afirma, ell
p~ropcsito del Gobierno en- su ten
dencia theological es combatir "por
todos los meaios legitimos', dietar
"medidas &c caracter legal, no en-
co~ntrandose la aludida disposition
en- este case, harto proeede serena
y sinceramente reconsiderarla.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
FUE PLAGIADA
Y GOLPEADA
Una JOVENCITA
Tn grupo de muchachos Sc
la llevo en- I'm auto a la
ladrillera

Una jovencita de Is amos, cole
gala de la escuela catolica de la
Soledad. desaparecio misteriosa-
mente en- dias pasados al salir del
planted educativo, habiendose CO.
municado ell case a las autorida-
des pollciaeas a fin de violentar
su ~bnsqueda, va que sc tenian fuer-
ties temores de que hubiese sido
raptada o p'agiada.
Tres horas despues de su desa-
paricion, Ia ~jovencita fue encontra-
da vagando a inmediaciones del
Coyote Pass, siendo recogida por
n dana norteamericana, llevan-
dola nuevamente al colegio, por ha-
berselo pedido asi Ia joven extra
viada. quien llorosa dijo encontrar-
Sc desorientada.
va en- el curato, la joven con-
fes6 haber sido metida por Ia fuer-
"a a un pequeho automovil Y lie
vada a un SOLITAIRE lugar en- DON
de sus ~asaltantes sc concretaron
a golpearla. Temerosa la muchacha
't SNi NlStilld lntllNt ue Sus
asaltantes. no quiso hacer declara-
clones a los INVESTIGATORS. siendo
Nevada al Hospital en- donde fUe
examinada, no mostrando sehales
de haber sido atacada.
Los detectives encargados del
asunto al haeer una vista al lugar
donde la joven colegiala dice ha-
Der sido llevada. en- los a~lrededo-
res de Ia ladrillera. encontraron los
libros y titles de escuela de ella.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
y y
QUE E~NVENENARON A SU
HlJO

Ell senior Luis OFT. del 127 y me-
dio al u de Ia Gale Herbert CO.
munic0 a las autoriuades que un
yecino cuyo nombre no pudo ave-
riguar habia dado cierto alimento
a su pequeho hijo Luis de 7 amos
posiblemente con algdn veneno,
pues cuando ell chico lego u su
casa SO quejaba de terribles dolo-
res de estomago, h~aciendose nece-
saria la Intervention de un medi-
CO que receto lavados estomacales.
Antes de proseguir las investisa-
clones en- este case, Ia policia re-
comendo al senior OFT, que llevara
al muchacho al Hospital para que
Sc le hiciera un eXamen por los
medicos oficiales, a fin de que es-
tos determinaran 81 efectivamente
ell NAL de Luis provenia precisamen
lie de algun envenenamiento y no
sencillamente 81 sc trataba de al
guna indigestion pasaJera.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
: NFORMACIONES DE BELVEDERE =
.SOCIALES
| MARTES DE CARNIVAL
SERA FESTEJADO AQU1

La Logia numero 1877, de Ia Allan
"a Hispano Americana esta prepa-
rando con TODD cuidado uD festival
carnavalesco que sc lievara a cato
ell martes tres de marie lestejandu
de este modo Ell carnival quo en- mu
chas parties de Mexico es celebrado
con ell mayor entusiasmo.
La fiesta que Sc prepare consis
tira en- una cena que Sc serv.ra en-
uno de los mas elegantes salones
Gel barrio. siguiendofe ,esplcs IN
bale de mascaras popular en- ei que
Sc hara derroche de confetti. cas-
carones y serpentinas queriendole
dar a la fiesta TODD Ell colorido ale
gre y bullanguero de los carnavaies
mazatlecos de tanta fama.
Aparte del bale popular, Ia CO.
mission encargada de lleyar a cab2
este proyecto, tiene en- cartera IN
bale privado al que seran i~nvitadas
las familias del barrio habiendo inu
cha animation por concurrir a 81.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
N YODO Y
10 SALV R ON
EN- Ell HOSPITAL
Sc cree que la victima in
tento suicidarse en- esa
forma

I'm individuo. cuyo nombre no
fue revelado en- espera de hacer
mayores investigaciones. fue reco-
gido por un caro- p%atrulla. de Ia
botica situada en- ell cruzamiento
de las Gales Prlmera y Ditman,
momentos despues de haber inge-
rido una botella de yodo o in
tenciones posiblemente de arran-
carse la vida.
FL case fue communicate por un
dependents de la botica, quien ven
do al desconocido ell alcaloide Ell
la %creencia de que 10 pedfa para
algun uso medicinal.
Llevado que fue ell presunto sui
cida al Hospital de emergencia, lie
fue hecho un fuerte lavado estoma-
cal. pero ann asf no parece hasta
la fecha hayan ~desaparecido los te-
rribles efectos del yodo ingerido,
pues los t~rastornos que ha sufrido
10 tienen postrado en- CANA en- ell
Hospital General.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
RIFLE RECOGIDO

Por un llamado telefonicO, Ia po-
licia supo de que en- la cuadra mil
de la Gale Herbert que c~orrespon-
de al distrito residential, un mu-
chacho Sc entretenia en- pa
Tomas con un pequeho rifle de mu
melon, cosa que esta prohibida en-
provision de que alguien pueda re
sultar lastimaGo.
Inmediatamente u policia fut al
lugar indicado encontrando tai y co
mo Gecia la denunc.a Il George Hud
son, quien no fue detenido sino
sencillamente lie fue recogldo Ell ri
file, avisando a sus familiares que
pasaran a recogerlo a la estacion
de policia, habiendolo hecho asl la
abuela del pequeno a quien Sc lie
entrego este con la advertencia &c
que no permitiera mas a su nieto
usarlo en- poblados, sino en- ell mon
La opinión., 1935-02-22
1eloz Servicio Aereo Europa-Sudamerica
NEJORIA EN-
FL COMERCIO
DE N. LEO
MONTERREY, N. l., Fe6rero 16

MONTERREY, NJ. l., Febrero 16.
-CPor Correo). - Caracterizadas
personals de esta ciudad, cuya prin-
cipal actividad es ell concrete. ase-
guran que desde que en- Nuevo
Leon fue impIautado el sistema del
salario mfuimo entire las classes
obreras. Sc ha notado nm gran mo-
vimiento comercial. debido a cue
ell consume de los articulos en- se-
neral Sc hace ahora en- mayor es-
Gala.
Sc calcula que tan solo en- 10
que va corrido del presente aho. las
o~peraciones comerciaies han au-
mentado no menos que en- IN cua-
renta por cionto. con 10 cual result
Ia benefic'ada notablemente la So
ciedad en- general.
Este aumenso Sc ha notado de
manera sensible en- las Industries
zapatera 9 hilandera, pues 81 cal
zado Y la ropa en- general Sc pro-
Queen ahora en- mucha mayor can-
tidad, habiendo mejorado la cali
dad y bajado los p%recios debido
a su gran demanda. Las fabricas
de estos a~rticulos han venido ira
bajando a toda capacidad en- los
Gltimos meses, para poder abaste-
Ger las demandas del mercado To-
cal.
Las fabricas locales han estado
recibiendo constantes pedidos tam
to del interior del Estado como de
otras poblaciones de la Repub,ica
ly aun de los Estados Unidos, con
cuyos productores nuestros GONNA
cionalcs compiten ventajosamente,
por 10 bajo de nuestra moneda.
La baratura en- los p~recios de los
~articulos manufacturados aquf ODE
dece a que va no Sc tienen que i'm
portar las materials primas, pues Sc
adquieren en- Ia R%epublica, a pre-
clos que hacen ~costeable Ia elabo-
raci6n, sin que desmerezca en- 10
mas mfnimo la calidad.
En- la actualidad solamente de-
terminates artfculos, en- su mayo
ria los c~atalogados entire los de lu-
jo, son los que importa 81 conner
clio |nacion9l. mientras que, en- cam
bio. ha estado aumentando cons
t~autemente sus eXportaciones. OBJ
teniendo asi un considerable bene-
ficio la economic n%acional.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
Sc PREPARA UNA FIESTA EN-
Ell TEATRO "BONITO"

lei domingo v%enidero, tendra lu-
gar en- Of teatro "Bonito' comenzan
Go a las ocho y media de la noche
una bonita fiesta teatral organiza-
da por un grupo de or~ganizaciones
cat0licas a beneficio de la Iglesia
de Nuestra Sehora de la Soledad'
tomando parte en- ella conocidos eie
mentos que en- otras ocasiones "a
dado q conoce Ell ell mismo centric
de diversiones, asf como en- los sa-
lones parroquiales u habilidades
artisticas.
Subira a escena ell bonito sainete
"Lo que Puede Don Dinero', eNhl-
bieneose ademas dos peliculas con-
tratadas exclusivamente para esta
noche, termlnando la velada con
un bien preparado fin de fiesta.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
ROBO DE MACETAS

tNotaban los vecinos de ] ba-
rriada que frecuentemente sus ma
cetas desaparecfan misteriosamen-
tie de los "porchs" de sus residen-
cias Y que costosas plantas RAJ
robadas cast a diario sin saberse
quien O quienes querfan alderman
sus casas sin que les costara un
solo centavo. LEGO a oidos de 10
policia ell asunto y esta a su vez
Sc declare Incompetence, pues no
daba con los objetos robados nj
tampoco con los autores de Ia fe-
choria.
Una tarde varios chiquillos jul
gaban alegremente en- mitad de la
Gale. Y uno de ellos comunico a
sus c~ompaheros de juego ell robo
de ciertas plantas, cometido en- su
casa la noche anterior, contestan-
dole otro con toda candorosidad
que un hermano suyo llevaba muy
seguido a su propia casa macetas
de distintos tama1os y plantas va
riadas. Eel muchacho que oyo 10
tllNtl ipl. 1oiiiO ~ Cob OGV I'm
nicarselo a su madre, quien Sc pre-
sento q la casa delatada inocente-
mente. viendo esta %convertida en- un
verdadero jardfn, reconociendo n
tire las macetas que ALI sc encon-
traban las de su ~propiedad, reco-
gi6ndolas enseguida, cosa que hi
cieron en- igual forma un buen nd
nero de vecinos.
FL asunto no paso a la policfa
sine simplemente quedo como vul-
garmente Sc dice entire familia, pc
ro los vecinos advirtieron a la ia
milia en- donde fueron encontradas
las macetas robadas, que de vol
verseles a perder una sola planta,
daran parte a las autoridades para
que castiguen a ladron.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
BAUTlZAN Ell DOMINGO A LA
MIA CASTRO

El domingo pasado, fue lievado
a la pila bautismal en- la Iglesia de
Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe, una
militia nacida ell 80 de octubre del
ano pasado. hija del senior Jesus
Castro Y de su esposa Mercedes Nj.
de Castro, fueron padrinos de la
nena ell senior Santiago Mejia y la
sehorita Beatriz Castro.
Despues de la ceremonial religio-
sa, tuvo lugar una bonita fiesta en-
casa de los padrinos de la recien
cristianizada celebrando ell aconteci
miento.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
y y y
lie B UN MOTOR

Ell senior Herbert Fasker, de Mon
terrey Park, lego a un restaurant
de la avenida Brooklyn inquirien-
do Ia bora en- que lie seria possible
coger uno de los autocamiones que
hacen ell servicio entire Los Ange-
les y la mencionada poblacion, y
cuando salio de dicho establecimien
to con la information pedida Sc dis
ponia va a esperar ell vehiculo Guam
do Sc acordo haber olvidado dentro
del restaurant un pequeno motor
electrico, ell cual no encontro.
La policia anoto Embellishments
ell numero del motor, asi como to-