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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1881

90 republican and Is democratic senator's.
Two districts included in the above are
still doubtful; one is claimed by the repub-
leans and the other is conceded to the
democrats It is thought the republicans
have thirty to thirty five majority in the
House. Should the official figures verify
the above the republicans win have larger
Inajorities in both branches of the General
Assembly than they had in the last body.
CINCINNATI, Oct 12.-Fffty-five pre-
cincts in Hamilton county have been heard
from, fifty remain to be heard from. Fos-
ter's majority thus far is 1900. The repub
licans elect nine out of ten candidates on
the legisIati re ticket and loose one. Rob-
ert Harlow, the colored man, in whose stead
the democrats elect Gen. A. f. Deverux.
The republicans elect two state senators,
and loose one namely WalkerM Yeatman.
while the democrats probably elect George
E. Gault senator. The republicans elect
Conner and Maxwell common plea judges;
they certainly loose Cox and Crosby, while
BookwaIte1 is doubtful The democrats
elect as common plea judges certainly Av
cry and probably Johnson. The demoe
Gratis elect Isaac d. Matson, probate judge.
Never in ten years before was there fail
ure to have nearly all the returns of Ham
ilton county in by four o'clock in the morn
ing after election. The cause this time is
the great prevalence of scratching tickets,
causing delay in counting.
The best returns (ofieiaD from sixty pre-
cincts in Hamilton county, with forty five
precincts to hear from, show that nine out
of ten republicans have been elected to the
House, and two republicans out of three to
the senate.
TOLEDO, Oct 12.-Swayne, republican
representative and one democrat are elee
ted. The democratic county ticket is cleo
ted except Clerk. IS
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asked what he would do if nominated, the
senator declined to answer, saying he con-
sidered it a delicate matter to talk about;
that he had no proper information; that if
the republicans had any thought of NOM
mating him it would not be proper for him
to decline, something that would possibly
never be offered him
Leading democrats are very positive in
the opinion that their party will not fill.
buster to prevent or delay the election of
Davis. if he accepts. The democrats say
if Davis votes with the republicans. or if
he refrains from voting that would give
the republicans majority and there
would be nothing for the minority to do
but To submit. One or two democrats
have expressed themselves in favor of
fighting against any change.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13
DAVIS WILL VOTE FOB HIMSELF.

WAS HINGToN, Oct. Ex-senator Logan
offered a resolution to elect David Davis
President of the Senate which went over
until tomorrow under the rules. Davis
was in his seat and made no motion to
object. 1t is now definitely known that he
will accept and that his election will be
accomplished by his omission to vote.
Republicans had an assurance of his accep-
tance before nominating him.
Senator Lamar offered resolution in
guiring what action will be taken by the
government to protect the rights and in-
terests of the United States in the Inter
Oceanic canal project; tabled for future
action. Edmunds called up his resolu
ton continuing standing committees as
constituted last session Garland offered
an amendment providing that only certain
committees should stand. Rejected-35
to 81, Malone and David Davis voting
with the Republicans.
Edmunds' resolution was then adopted
by the same vote.
Logan offered resolution for the elec
ton of Davis as president pro tenn.
Pendleton asked the resolution to lie
over one day under the rules. So ordered
executive session. Pendleton stated that
his side had decided to withdraw objection
to the immediate consideration of Logans
resolution, Jones OF Fla, spoke Drleny IN
opposition to the resolution. The vote
then taken resulting yeas 36. nays "a.
Bayard and Davis not voting. The com
;mittee was then appointed to conduct the
president pro tenn to the chair.
On taking the chair Davis made brief
speech, in which he said the high honor
conferred upon him came without any ex-
pectation on his part. If the compliment
had carried any party obligation with it he
should have felt constrained to decline.
Kellogg's resolution calling for the pa
Pers in the case of the Vincenzo rebels was
adopted and the resolution for striking a
gold medal in honor of James A. Garfield,
hate president of the United States was re
feTTed to the committee on library. Ad-
journed.
The members of the diplomatic corps
called in a body upon President Arthur to-
day and were formally presented bv Secre-
.tary Blaine.
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count of the similarity of the Of the argus
Printing Company and THE ARGUS, paper pub
lished by the undersigned.
RICHARDSON s. POWERS.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

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exceed twenty, there being ten bodies in
ruins. Had the fire occurred in the day
light, fully four hundred people would
have been compelled to fight for life with
the flames Finally the flames were
brought under control. leaving the walls
standing but inside gutted Some work
men attribute the fire to sparks from the
electric lights falling among waste; others
ascribe the sudden spread Of the flames to
the influences of overheated wires The
same mill burned in 1872. Two bodies
were recovered this morning from the
ruins, one that of Lizzie Marks, Phiiadel-
phia. the other supposed to be John Weeks,
of Ulster county, New York
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13
FRENCH DEFEATED.

LONDON, Oct. 13.-A dispatch from
Tunis says the five thousand French troops,
who left Susa to reconnoiter on the road
to Kaini Van, while halting at Handra,
were attacked by five thousand Arabs, who
compelled the French to retire to Susa,
owing to the want of provisions and water.
Insurgents pursued them to the gates of
Susa. This is the engagement previously
reported in which the French fell into an
ambuscade.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13
THE RIVER C0NMIssI ON

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12,-The United States
River Commission, consisting of Generar
Gilmore as President, General Comstock
Major Suttuss, Major Harrod, Professor
Henry Mitchell and Mr.. Taylor, left here
this afternoon on the snag boat General
Barnard, for an official inspection of the
Mississippi river between here and the
mouth of Red river. They expect to be
absent about three weeks.
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Bogus Certiftcates.

It is no vile drugged stuff, pretending to
be made of wonderful foreign roots barks,
&C., and puffed up by long, bogus certifi-
Gates of pretended miraculous cures, but a
simple, pure, effective medicine, made of
well known valuable remedies, that fur
nishcs it's own certificates by its cures.
We refer to Hop Bitters, the purest and
best of medicines Exchange. See anoth-
er column
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13
POLITICAL.

ALBANY, Oct. 12.-The Democratic
state committee organized with Daniel
Manning of Albany, chairman. Ex-
Mayor Cooper, of New York, was chosen
chairman of the executive committee. The
headquarters for the campaign will be at
Albany.
CANANpAGUA, n Y, Oct. 12.-James
W. Wadsworth was nominated for con-
gress on the first ballot to-day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13

CHICAGO. Oct. Is
wneat-Active aud lower; 81 n Oct; a27 Nov
Ban Dec
Corn-Active and lower; 5sA Oct; so Nov; 1ss
Dec; 6sS May.
May.
Rye -Nominaliy os cash; 0sH Nov; 1o1s
Dec
Barley-Lower: o41z@1 05t Nev.
Pork-Lower; Is 1ca16 50 Oct; 10 80 Nov; 10 70
Lard Lower; II 550u 60; IL l7h0ia 20 Feb.
Whisky Is.
LINR STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts $500; firm; exports 5o05 IS;
common to choice shipping Q 06 %.
Uoos-Ree lots II coo; higher; mixed packicg 9
sol6 IS; heavy packing and shipping s007 3D.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13
FIRST yoTE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.--The first vote
was upon the democratic caucus amend
ment, to Edmund's resolution to limit the
number of committees Davis, of Illinois
voted no with the republicans, thereby de-
feating the democrats This is generally
regarded as signifying purpose on the
part of Davis to act with the republicans,
and his Willingness to accept their nomina9
ton for President -
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13
A FATAL FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The fire at
Landenberger's Mill last night which was
so disastrous to life and property, originat-
ed in the finishing room on the second
floor and spread through the building
with amazing rapidity. About forty-five
hands, twelve of whom were girls, were at
work on this floor, but the majority were
engaged in the spinning and weaving de-
Oartments on the upper floors. Wooden
81, ,eirways at either end of the building
soo.1 were ablaze. The bridge connecting
the bl. 'lding with another mill was shut off
from approach by fire proof doors, and in
the absen ce of any fire escape panic in
stantly ems ued among the men and women
confined wit. Hin the building. They rushed
to the windows crying frantically to the
crowd below to save them.
Eleven of them jumped from the fifth
story, and were te rribly injured. When
the tiremen were able TO enter the building
Ihey found on the thir, I floor the bodies OF
TWO females, burned ain. .Nost to crisp, and
man BODY, scorched an dead But be-
Tore they could search furt der the fourth
hoor' Win It's heavy ma ,binery, came
crushlng through, and they b, 1Teiy escaped
WITH THEIR LIVES
Inc nremen were compelled t. hen TO de-
sist from their labors, because I he floors
hao gone through to the ground, ard ma
chinery charred wood, and what rel n1ained
OF the operatives, ten or twelve were min
gieo together in an unrecognizable mass,
which was seething and sending out COL
umns OF steam as cold water was poured
upon 1t. The following is list of the
Vlctlms as lar as can be ascertained now:
Dead, Annie Brady, Mary Kelly. Henry
Morgan, an unknown girl, who died at the
hospital, two unknown girls, aged about Is
and IL respectively, and unknown Ger
mans, dead at the morgue.
The exact number of those injured can
not yet be stated Physicians say the
wounds OF nearly every one admitted to
st. Marys hospital viii
RESULT FATALLY.
The total number of deaths win probably
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13
DAILY DASHES.
Parnell Arrested and Ireland
Greatly Excited.
David Davis Elected Presi-
dent Of the Senate.
Large Fire in Philadelphia
and other News.
pARNEIL ARRESTED.


DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-Parnen was arrested
on two warrants signed by Forster, chief
secretary for Ireland charging him with
melting people to intimidate others from
paying their just rent and with intimidat-
ing tenants from taking the benefit of the
land act Parnell was taken to Kilman-
ham jail. 1t is understood that the deter
mination to arrest Parnell was only reach
ed at yesterdays cabinet council. A war
rant for his arrest was issued to the detec-
tives on the arrival there of the chief secre-
tary for Ireland, Forster, who left London
Immediately after the close of the cabinet
council.
EXCITEMENT IN IRELAND.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-A cable to the
Irish World from the Secretary of the Land
League, Dublin says:
DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-Parnell was arrested
in his bed this morning and Immediately
lodged in Kilmainham jail. Ireland is in
a ferment, Dublin is in state of terrible
excitement the city is an armed camp
showing that the act has been premeditated
and prepared for action. No event in the
history of Ireland has so stirred Dublin and
the only parallel is IN Paris at the destruc
ton of the Bastile.
MILITARY FORCES.
DUBLIN, Oct 13.-Noon.-The condi-
ton of things at this hour is awful The
wave of indignation gathers force as the
moments fly and there is no telling what
consequences may ensue. The land league
executive committee is at this moment sit
ting with John Dillon in the chair. The
worst is being preprred for it is rumored
that the government will take
MILITARY POSSESSION
of the land league head quart ers and pro-
ceed to the utmost extremity of brutal force
to repress the organization. Calm but
deliberate and decisive action can be looked
for from the men at the head. If men in
America stand firmly by us there is no
need of fears of the ultimate result.
fSigned]
JOSEPH P. QUINN, Secretary.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13

COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Unsettlei; No red Nov 481S01 AK
Jan rs.
Corn-Wcstern spot 81 0Gsh futures 6s1s@73s
Oats-Lower; western 45G5S; No Nov 47la1
AN; Dec so.
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H1ilUaukee Market.

AILWAU kHk ULl ID
Wheat--wcak and unsettled; No nominaliy /
sfK Oct; sah Nov: s3h Ilcc; 81 Jan.
Gorn-So . 81
oats-No 2. ~
Bariey-No Q. s3H-
y RYe--1 Q6.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13

Tumors, erysipelas, mercurial diseases,
scrofula. and general debility cured by DIR,
Lindseys Blood Searcher."
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eurrEAu eErr1Ne rIM1p.

Guiteau will probably appear during the
week tor trial. He is very timid as the
time approaches and apprehensive of mob
violence. He has instructed his attorney
to warn all avengers to keep hands off, as
the Jail officers are determined to protect
him at all hazards, and that the govern
ment of the United States. is bound to pro-
tect him. Some witnesses for the defense
will arrive TO morrow. Their testimony
will touch simply upon the question of in
sanity. A large part of the evidence will
be in the shape of dispositions of persons
who have known him. Scoville states he
will have outside assistance, some of the
best legal talent in the country, and he is
eager for the opening of the prosecution.
Corkhill said tonight that Scoville wanted
to have Guiteau arraigned tomorrow, but
he refused
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.
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The best Boys Boarding School in the West
Prepares for College, Scientific School Business
Location attractive and elevated. Session begi e
Sept, 18th, 1881 Send for Catalogue to Capt. ED
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GurTE,u,s CASE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The following
dispatch was received here to day.
Boston, Oct. 10.
In reply to your telegram will state
that L have had no application from Sco-
vile or anybody else to defend Guiteau,
and / hope l shall not. Imperative legal
engagements preclude the possibility of
my accepting retainer for so long trial
as this must be, however large. But
always feel grieved to be obliged to refuse
my services to any man whose life is at
stake in a proceeding of court.
[Signedl BENZ. f. BUTLER.
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Sa~ z orE Market.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 13

FINANCIAL.
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Sold in Rock Island by T. II. Thomas, Otto
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-18

LLEoADAS. SAIL AS.
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Todo con capa de Sx. siendo psgadero en- Liver
II "a f0% siendo pagedero On Puerto Rico.
Sof a Hetes pagan Puerto hteo re cobraran al
.rnfio eOrrenla do Gros en- las iechas de las ue2a-
de los vaporee. - e -. i. 80 ,o1s
Ia niezas buItos de naQuinRIta que paSen ae
L.. 1nna1fsiae de Ugso otras meEcanIlas no men
Gnn a,ies ar riba, het6 convencionGl
nchra amnardues, pos an solovhpor dc no menos
.~a rne tonelas.as, para un solo CoLsisnat3Lio sc
S6onarA la capa pa2.an1oOse ne'e eh AaFeAp"o' 4"
@nfrara de los conocimieAtoS.
para pormenores. diriRiTse
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VIlLI DIREgf0 l "A PENINSULA

Lo efectuara el vapor espa1ol Santiago"
saliendo de este puerto para Cadiz Barcelona
ell 25 de abril pr6ximo.
Este magnifico buque que es Va conocido
en- esta isla, pues hZ0 en- Ia misma fecha del
aho pr6ximH Ia ado otro vaje igual, lovando
un mum roso pasaie, dei6 bien sentado su ere
ditto, su captain don Qnirco Rveras Sc pro-
pone alcaH gar ana mejor fa aa. dando esmera-
disiino trato excelentes comodldades.
Los precios dc pesaies seran m6diccs, Y con
tales vsrtaias parecera impossible que haya
quien dele de aprovechar Ia oportnni1ah &c
hscer un viaje "Rapido, C6modo Seguro'
Para otros informes as como los references
4 Ia carga, dirigirse sus consignatarios Srea
Pastor Marquee Garcia. Tetuan Z.
Pto Rico 5 fobrero 1881. h. Is y.
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Tiuo. reducidos de Flstss.

Tipos reducidos dc Fletss.
ssncsas, Sacos yacics. PERU
msrla ! ~ ueies. Cuenl! era. ldOl
iesi,sTis' aIambre cobre. ho- Por tone
de lata clsvoe, tubos para
Sas forreterla. pinturg. aeel- iada de peso
q iarcia, jabon. Seias, paIci, eol'
muebIes, where's. vfnos. nco- meoioA
re- sss sspiin.so ............. 6 opcion del
aaEinaria tho teniendo p.c2as
GSIe pasen de dos toneladas de s0l. vapor.
nasol > pailas para azticar..
"a yidrieTia. cervezA. ciniento I0I
IalirilIOs, 6bonoe. .....- ......
srro calderos fogons ...--.- -. AUn. de peso.
49, hRsta 1900 eacos. Isl rasS
Dc 2Goe sacGs es'S eoaVencto- asL Idem.
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Diari9 dc seSiOneS del COngreSO

En- Ia administration del BoLETrN, Sc
admiten euscripciones q 90 pesos POI
slo, page adelantado.
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IAPORES CORREUE IRASAGLAhllCS
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
yIAJE DIRECT0 DESDE PUERTO-RICO
A CADIZ.

pzsalida de Puerto-Rieo el dia 10 DO csda
mes.
Tambjen puede hacerse ell Yiaje, saliendo de
Pnsrto-Rieo, los dias 4, l3 - &c c&da mes
" trasbordando en- la HabaDa.
Los precios para estes Viajes, son los 81
guieutes: l.. "a 3
De Puerto-Rico.a 4 la Habana. $50 ) "a 3 I6
he I'd. 4 aSantander, Cadiz Bar
celona lvia Habanal ....... ZoV LOU ~
Les localidades espeeiales camarotes Ell
taros, seran a precios eonvencidnales.
Habra rebajas para Las taniiias nunerosas
con nifos -.,-..o...o;,,s :
Instalacion de lujo IN mueblaje especial
precios convencionales :.
Sc expiden pasajes de iday gueita con 25
D. de reDaJa,
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
dificaciones en- ei pasaJe de los nlhoS que
Tiaien con sus fanlilas
PRrMERA sEGUEDA CAmARA.
TN niffo hasta de a1ios, en- cada tamllla
-rSris los denaS hasta amos IN cuartt
Ssaaaia. Los de IL amos medic pasaje
Los demAs pasaje entero.
rERGERA cLAsE.
Tn nifio. hasta dos af1os, gratis Los nj
6ea haata amos medic pasaJe. Los deLnai
pasaie entero.
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-TARIFA, DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW - YORK \ BAN JUAN
Tn pasaje en- 1.,1 camara. .............. 81
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.

Cafe, Azuca1', Mieles, etc, segun co.,
venlo especial con los agenJes, LDres Ge
capa
a MAS BAAATA RUIA para Europa
VIA NEW-YoRK con opclou a permaAoCeI On
dieno punJo ~, pasaJeros todO el tempo
cue JuZ3u6n opt tuno.
Conoclmi 9nTo ; boIpta dc rasajes directos
Sc Qan en touo. .ca5 puerIoo uOnae los yapo'
rs &c Ia comp ID toUau,. para Et0'Up0, ca
itdud y B StOIt -OueAIOn con las sl9ulen-
tes lucas de ", res;
Via a4W aA.-Por la de C1ot0rd
URlLe oar, ( - an pare- J desQe LtctfpOoL
-ADrM GermC.. s.tJytt para J dcsue BreHteit
-h6DtblTg ii. Z. tco,s I0cites C0nspdnY para
Y dusde 44HtOt,e5. - General IftHoat uitttl
C0RspaIoy patIa leslie H0Cre, ,-ANcitJT Lt.t,
para y .esue LOitaT6o u GtdSg ueTcit0HLS
Deepatch q; Iatef H0ttUltttt u LAte para y des'
e LOdos los puAtUs del C0tt001.- -netrOp0.t D
az LtIae para y desQe boston.
BOLETA DIsLECTA PARA EUROPA.
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Ninus memories de tres amos no pagan pa
saJe. Entre tres o9co aats nlLad do pa
ssge. Cr4a.dos acOl4l 5ananu0'a sue amos qos
JerceCas pt..tes deI l. sale.
Para mas inEornes y tipos de fietes difi-
janse d IOs ageutes &c Ia colAptanla.
san dan ue Puerto-t.lcO @
O. ~ SObrinoS de EzQ,tiaga.
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& N e NJ
TOSTADO, GOLIDO Y Elm GRiNO.
!, PR U E B Es Ell

En- 10 confterfa de La PALMA 90 exDende
pHro y superior. Exiiase ell nombre do Ia o..
sa en- cada enyotorio
Las lamilias que deseen ell cafe tostado ain
pu,vorizar pueSien pedirlo y Sc les venderk con
una pequeha rebaja sobre el precio del molislo.
En- dicho establecssniento 50 c0ntinGa sirvIen-
do cafe muy mejorndo oil cue sc sesvia 80 ad-
mitcn abonos msnsuales por el ldmero de n.
Zas que Sc pidan Preei0s m6dicos.
h. 2s de L
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-18

No%A.-Lo9 p. iies tom&ios bordo cos
taran q p.S recargo.
Sc ext tenden Dlhetes de ida y vuella pa
ra pasaJes de pn,nera con IN 25 p.S rebaja
ealidos por 90 di.~ uesde su fecha.
Los ninos meroTes de 5 aiios, Uno gratis,
de q afios solo Ia cuarta parte. De a
u amos pagarsu l.. .titad oe, pasaje.
Los rasajero3 t,9 cuhier1a Ian de i.ovdr
consigo To- enserea de car1a J sus provisio-
.-ss.
Para mas pcCn enoges dirIgirse en- San
Juan Puerto-R.co. los Agentes generates.
SILVA %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-18
q'arjetas al 7 vgalo.

T Ademas de hacerse tarietat en- litogra-
fla imprenta, las persones que tengar
phcchas metalicas ron ars DombTo<
gIabados pars. tarietaa, pneo-n mandal
las 4 la lmprenta del BoLETIN an londe
SO tiraran en- IN t6rcuIo q maquins es
pecial que hay para elle.t