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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-17
FROM THE HILO RECORD

We learn that orders have been
given to have the prisoners put to
work on the Volcano road. It will
take at least week or ten days to
get the prison camp moved and
ready for occupancy. Now, why
could not this have been done be-
fore? The time is very short, only
seven months more, when the work
will have to stop again, the biennial
period ending March 31st. At this
rate we will have to wait several
years to get the road finished.
We also learn that John More has
charge of the building of the road.
AS for the work, we believe he will
be able to do it, but very much
doubt his ability to oversee a large
gang of men and keep all at honest
work. But we shall be glad to see
him try, and hope he will succeed.
A thousand dollars a month, which
we learn is the limit allowed for the
said road, will not put much of a
gang Of men en- the road. But we
shall be glad to see even a small
gang at work, rather than none at
all. The sheriff has gone out to
select site for the prisoners camp.
We learn that native was shot
and killed on the Iwalani on her last
trip, by a thoughtless white man,
standing on the shore at Olowalu,
near Lahaina. He and a comrade
were practising with repeating rifle
when the steamer Iwalani steamed
by, and the shooter bet he could hit
the Iwalani's mast and fired and the
kanaka was killed! Such thought
less acts should meet the severest
penalty of the law.
The past ten days have been ex-
ceptionally stormy all along our
coast The rain has deluged the
whole country from Kohala to Puma,
east point Our country roads are
almost impossible, thanks to the ma
hope policy of our Government.
Even our town roads are suffering
from the almost ceaseless downpour.
The telephone line to the Volcano
is finished, and messages are being
sent over the line already. Mr..
Richards arrived in town last Sun
day evening after four weeks stay
in the woods, erecting the line. He
reports the line Of survey taken by
Mr.. Bruner as being a good one for
the Volcano road, the forest scenery
on the route being exceptionally fine.
The brig Lurline brought the fol-
lowing passengers from San Fran
cisco: Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill and
daughter, of Berkeley; Frank Dea-
con and D. X. Fyfe.
Mr.. Yarndley arrived on the Kinau
last Sunday, and we understand that
he is to give concert in Hilo before
returning to Honolulu.
August 18th.
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II. NJ. C.. s.


The Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society met at the residence, Saturday
evening, of Mr.. w. w. Hall. Her
Majesty Queen Liliuokalani was
present attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. FL. Aldrich. After the usual pro-
gramme was carried out, Mr.. Ran d
was introduced to the society.
He gave general geographical out
line of the island of Ponape. Prof.
w. D. Alexander spoke briefly about
the languages of the different
groups. Mrs. Rand read an account
of the recent trouble on Ponape be-
tween the Spaniards and the Pona-
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KOHALA NOTES.

The connection of the telephone
lines by which messages can be sent
to Hilo is among the events of the
past few days.
During the past week the unusual
spectacle of a prominent Honolulu
lawyer conducting cases in the Po-
lice Court has been witnessed. Hon.
Paul Neumann having been engaged
by Mr.. r. Freitas to pilot him
through three cases, in which he or
members of his family were con-
cerned, has done good work for him
and won them all. This is most
certainly enterprise.
Keeper Of rain guages report a
little over four inches of rain within
forty eight hours, during the early
part Of this week, and more has
fallen since.
The thieves and burglars are busy
here too. Several chicken roosts
have been visited during the night,
one of the thieves dropping g
chicken on being pursued.
On another occasion a house IN
Kapaau was entered, a native woman
and child being the only occupants
The woman's slumber having beer
disturbed, she asked, "who is that?'
Whereupon the intruder fed, having
behind him a Chinese slipper. YET
these do not appear to have aroused
sufficient interest to provoke any
search for the marauders. Query
Does silence on the subject indicate
that our police force understands its
business so much better than those
in Honolulu, that it is doing it's de-
tective work quietly2
Wilder's S. S. & r. r. Co. Seems
looking after business. Application
has been made to lease some of tn
private plantation landings, bar
gain is said to have been closed witt
DR.. j. Wight for the landing a
HalaWa.
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H0MESTEADS FOR HAWAIIANS.

In further consideration of the
subject referred to in our last issue,
viz: the naturalization of the
Crown lands and the question of
small holdings generally, it must
of course be kept in mind that
there is no use in expanding labor
and capital, even if soil and climate
be suitable, without easy access to
a market. A good road terminal
ing in seaport Or some sort of a
centre of consumption, would soon
become lined with producers, but
it will be of no use for the Govern
ment even to give to hundred in
dividuals or families so many acres
of the best possible ground while
there existed the probability of the
fruits of a twelve-months' industry
being left to perish on their hands
for want of transport. The very
best class of small freeholders can
not afford to stand long out of their
money. They must get something
for their first harvest or they can
not go on.
Of the enormous quantities of
hay, grain and cattle food gener-
ally, now imported, unquestionably
the larger proportion might be
grown in these islands, If the trans
port from the slopes of Maunakea
or Haleakala were as accessible
to Hilo and Honolulu as those
ports are to the farms Of California.
Therefore, the prime requisite is,
roads, good trunk roads, railroads
as soon as possible, and then from
these the branch feeders will soon
begin to make their appearance, as
it were spontaneously.
Many OF the lesser table fruits
and vegetables are ready for mar
ket in the first year, while the
more valuable tree products re-
quire several years before they be-
gin to make any return. They
might be planted and left very
much to themselves until they
begin to yield, while the small free
holder was attending to his hay or
garden fruits.
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In the West Indies, the BAHIA

In the West Indies, the BAHIA
mas have doubled their revenue in
the last few years, mainly by the
cultivation of sisal, a fibre, though
not capable of entering into the
texture of the finer fabrics as hemp
and ramie are, yet it is extensively
used, more and more so every day
for vast variety of Irvine, cords,
ropes, etc. This requires very lit
tie attention from the cultivator.
Lands which require irrigation,
of course would be taken up more
gradually than those where the
natural water supply is sufficient;
but irrigation, after road making,
is of the greatest Importance.
Oranges, lines, all citrus fruits,
are neglected here and are scarce
and dear in consequence, these
could be set out In orchards, the
rows being more widely apart
than usual, and all the ground
under the trees utilized whilst the
trees were not yet bearing. Straw
berries are poor and dear here, but
could be raised with profit be.
tween the rows of orange or lime
orchard. and SO with many other
small fruits.
After all and before all in talk.
ing of settling small holdings
roads to the market are the prin.
cipal thing. and we shall never
have permanent settlers without
good roads.
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NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF THE STOCK
n holders of Kahuku Plantation Co. held
August 3, 1891, Mr.. C. Bolte was elected
Treasurer, in place of Jas. B. Castle, re-
signed; and VIM. F. Allen was elected
Auditor, in place of G. Bolte, resigned.
Mr.. G. Bolte the Treasurer, will attend
to all business connected with the Planta-
ton until further notice.
VIM. w. HALL,
2832-2W 1921 Socratary
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NEW GOODS to the
PACIFIC HARDWARE co,

PACIFIC HARDWARE co.
Chandeliers.
Piano, Banquet and Library Lamps.
in oxydized silver.
Wrought Black and Polished Brass,
direct from the factory.
Turkey and Ostrich Busters.
Wire on Spools.
Tucks and Square Flax Packing.
Disston's Files.
Tube Scrapers.
Hammers.
Refrigerators and Ice Chests.
A fresh invoice of Rubber Hose, etc.,
ETC., etc.
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., Ltd,
FORT STREET.
1877 2776-q
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Brain workers, and all who have to
stand the severe mental strain conse-
quent on intellectual employment, find
Clements Tonic invaluable. HoL-
LISTER & Co. are the Agents for the
islands.
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SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB.

THE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING
l. of this Club will be held in their
Rooms, Gazette Building, Merchant St.,
THIS EVENING at 1880.
W-Friends are cordially invited to
join at O'Clock when music, song, etc.
will be in order.
r. B. SCOTT,
x0Q271+ p,oordo.
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PAINTER!

IF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLAsS JOB
Il OF Painting of any description done.
cal on the practical Painter, j T..
ME En- only. 100 Fort st. P.O.
Box 387. ozAe-1,
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A IWAYS READY TO GIVE OUT
"A it's full power-the Regain Vapor
Engine. Started instantly, no waiting
to get up steam.
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Nem advertisements.
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
MONDAY, August II.

week; articles needed by every
one.
Do YOU have much trouble
carving a fowl? Some people
do because they don't know
how to go about it, and others
who do understand it, haven t
the right sort of knife to do 1t
with. Our Eastern buyer sent
us some "Jointers . per last
steamer that are just the thing
for the work. Stick the blade
in the fowl and it finds the
joints all right without any help
from anyone. They are in
ivory handles and can be al
most given away.
Another good thing for the
household is the family glue
pot" A handy little thing, no
trouble to anyone; just I'LL
the container with hot water
(the glue is already in the glue
pot) and before you can say
"Scat +" the preparation is
ready, and you can cement a
broken engagement or any
thing else.
We've something for gro
GERS too ! Cheese Boxes, nice
ones with wire cloth fine
enough to exclude anything III
the creeping line. Another
thing for either grocers or PR
vate families. We refer te
wooden covers for barrels
Bird Cages plenty, now
Brass or painted, cheap or ex
pensive;; you can get what you
want. Our brass ones are
made with sort of false bot
tom which prevents the blrc
escaping when you clean the
cage. If you are fond of you
bird this is the kind of cage
you want.
Which do you prefer, plail
glasses or those with your I'M
tial engraved on them You
can get the initial ones from
us as cheap as the plain one
and very much handsomer.
We've imported a stove sui
table to the requirements O
restaurant keepers or a larg'
: family. 1t looks as though
would be a good thing for any
one who cooks. We prefe
the Fischer steel range but it
a trlfle more expensive at frs
but saves enough fuel in tn
long run to pay for itself.
We can show you a large
assortment of plated ware thai
ever before. The lot receive,
last week is made up of od'
designs and are very fair i'm
7 tation of the solid goods F.; tn
; only difference is in the weight
It's not every one who can de
tect it.
We have wood spoons toe
] for the kitchen they are nc
an imitation of anything an
their identy is not conceale
by platings of anything the
are just plain wood and espet
tally adapted for kitchen use
Another lot of Havilan,
China has arrived and anon,
: the choice pieces are som
exquisite Ice Cream and Sala,
Sets. If you are anxious t
be Gin the swim " you bette
come now and make your Sc
| lection. Haviland is Just a
cheap as white ware and cel
talnly very much handsomer
Ii you've never used it yo1
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New advertisements.

DEGAN VAPOR LAUNCHES, Is
IL to % feet long, furnished on the,
shortest notice JOS Tinker, sole Agt.
for the Hawaiian Islands.
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Japanese Employment Office

HAS MOVED TO NO. % MAUNAKEA
LII street. Mutual Telephone No. STA.
2772-1m
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ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON AP-
~ plication to JOS. Tinker for any size
Regan Vapor Engine. See catalogue
and testimonials before purchasing an
engine elsewhere.
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TAMARINDS.

l. Sale at 10 cents a pound by Mrs. M. j.
Row ell, at Waimea, Kauai.
2839-1w 1883 3
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Public Moonlight Concert.

The Royal Hawaiian Military Band,
will give moonlight concert at Emma
Square this Monday evening, common
cling at Z 80 o'clock. The public is cor
daily invited to be present. Following
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AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
"A the Hanalei Sugar Mill Company. held
this day, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing wear.
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|, Noticias de Ia Capital

Con motive de ser hoy los dias de S. E. Ell
G6Bernadnr General, felicltamosle muy respe-
tuosamente,
x exteldemos dicha felicitaci6n todos
los amigos de esta Capital d. la Isla que res
pondan al nombre de Jose Josefa.
Anoche recibimos 81 aigutentef telegrama
lie Arecibo:
"CoRREsPoNDENCIA Lleganos feizmen-
to.-Reclbimiento regiO expl6ndido, indecible.
-Rtusiasno extraordinario.
iBien por Arecibo!--Los Escwrsioa6st0S.
IA ipzgar por 10 que dice un colega de
ArAcibO, 81 bien conocido padre ArBiaga Sc.
el3uentfa preso en- la CarceL de la Habana.
segdn hemos dido decfr, 4 nuestro amigo 81
SubnspectOr de poIica senOr Vilanueva, en-
c0ntro aver, dc diterentes casas de comercio.
varias prendas que habian sidO yendidas por
uaos cuantos raterOs, todOs nIlos de ocho. a
diez ailOs dc edad, so pretexto de que aque
los ef9ctos los habian mandadO a vender sus
Hadres j parientes.
Como quiera que esos chiquil los no tienen
rBsponsabiidal criminal, conventlrfa que no
ssr miiy tconOcitos, no Sc les compTasen los
0bjetOs que van Il vender, sObre todo Cuando
es preeios que no estan en- relacion con el
Yalor de los mismos.
Mahana, viernes dRe Dolores, 4 la una de
lt3alde tendra Iugai en- la Capilla de la v. 0.
~ Franescana, u nisa rezada de, Ia Buena
ALnerte, alqnonizada con Osgano voces. Lo
sa5enl pnes, ya los tieles Maaana la una
de la tarae.
Nuestro estimate colega Ia 7etegrid0d
N0ctonal pnhlica en su edicidn Je hoy,
ndmefo 34, las Oases generates para Ia re-
dacci0n stel Regamento de la Asociaci0n de- tai
PEensa paertorriQuefa, ieida por 81 al1top y
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A ELISA
Muy ouerida amiguita :

Carinosamente me has consagrado
tremendo .varapalo en- galana forma de
logogrifo num6rico, en- el que indicas dos
particulares llenos de indisc tibI
meritos. Que tienes buen re'cu er d o
para negar en- redondo todo To- que venga
de mi siempre leal amistad, que
para tirarme tu gusto de las orejas
te sobra ingenio. Recibe, pues, las
pruebas de que niego en- absolute darte
gracias muy sinceras por 10 prim ero,
y que tampocosp pu .do aceptar 10 segundo,
junto con sIas seguri d a des lie leaI
fraqueza, para decirte que no creas en- el
carino que te envia tu
I,2,3,As,6,z,8,9Io 1911, ~, 13,I4I5,I6,I7,Is
1o.
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Las condfciones anorrnales on que Sc en-
cuentrala a agrupaoi6n pOlftica, hacen necesaria &
limpresCindible una reunion publica, en- 81 pla-
40 mas breve possible, para eegir IN Comite
4ue entienda en- la direction dc nuestros nego-
clos pOl1tio0s, cast abaEdonados en- la aetua-
1i(lad.
Debemos no abdcar jamas do nuestros
derechos, y estar atentos y solicitos al cum
Rpllmiento de nuestros deberes de ciudadanOs
dignos y honrados.
En- el nautragio de las grandes emergen-
claS que las disenciones traen cOnsigo, debe-
mos, ante TODD, salVar nuestrO deeorO pOlitlcoS
y con ell decorO el civismO que es ell unlco es-
cudO que nos ampara para sostener con arroiO
Ia desigual iucha que venmos librando en- pos
de nnest! as libertades, contra Ia arbltFaredad
y Ia suspicacia, contra la calumnia que nos
pro7oca, el lesden que nos here Ia reac-
eion que nos amenaza.
Acudamos unidos la reunion pdblica que
habremos de eVar cabo el juepes 19 del
mes actual, q las dos lie la tarde, en- OF toatro
de esta Villa
Sin union y sin discipline es dc todo punto
impossible tOda organization politica; pues-
to que organizarnos valnos nuevamente, acu-
dan.os Enid0S discplinaslOs y0tar los CORE
ligionarios que dehan asumir Ia representation
do nuestrO partidO local.
CorrelgOnarios: que III falte uuo 10 O
.sOtrOs Ia reunion i--Aguadia Is de Mario
de 1891 Adrian del Vale, Lcdo. Luis A Tore
grosa;, Lcdo. S. Amell Masso, Dr. Ezequiel D.
Margary, J. O. Abril, Angel ". Yumet, Mica
nor Pena.\
MIA sYdo Nautorizada la Sra dofa Isaura
Arnau para abrir una escuea en- Uouado. "
Nuestro estimado amigo e sr. ti6n Tomas
c. Vera ha sido nombrado vocal de IA Junta
local de MayagueZ
El dia Is Sc han exportado on Mayaguez
por vapor NJ. i. Vilaverde, con destino Nue.
vitas la HaDana@a873 sacos cafe con 41.250
kilos ~
Ha sido aprobado 9. reglamento para Ia
guardia municipal de Penuelas, Toa-b -baja, Utua-
do, Morovis, Salinas Las Marias.
TX lie han sido concedido treinta dfas. de Ii
cSncia al Ordenanza Cartero de Manati don
Fernando Medina Rodriguez.
Ha sido nombrado Yijilante en- Guayama ell
queNlo era de Mayaguez Casiano Santa Maria,
para susttuirle on aquella ciudad Eugenio
Martin Figared0AN
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Noticias de Ia Isla

ISVarios autonomistas de A1gbo, han he
cho circular ell sfguiente manihestO:
CORRELIGIONARTOs El Directorio con-
vOca al paftido para que los Cop1it6s, por me-
dio de sus Del8gados, acudan al la Asemblea
que debe efeetnarse Ed Ia vecina ciudada de
Nayagneg,
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P. A. quito.

No cesamos dc. recibir quejas de la Capital '
de la isla (estas tltmas obligandonos sostener
una crecida costosa correspondencia), porque
pubcamOs segun los solicitantes desean " ST
pOr rigoroso tRrnoJ, las semblanzas Y entreteni-
mientOs que nos enyians El motive de la di-
laci6n 10 hemos manifestadO varias yeces. Para
cada entretenimientO que publicamos, recibi-
mos p0r 10 menos veinte que tienen que esperar
turnO
Buscando el modo de complacer los que nos
favOrecen con dchos entretenimlentOs, ayudar-
nos 4 la en- los enormes gastos que esta EN- :
presa origina, hemos dispuestO 10 siguiente.
10 Seguir publcando gratis p0r el turno CO
respondents los dlcbos entretenimientos:
% CObrar bajo ell plan de la siguiente tari
ia 4 los que deseen que los que envien Sc publ
quen sin espeEar su turno.
Charada de u versos. s.--- so
Logogrifos. so
AnagFamaS- 70
Saltos de Caballo Observation-Disclosures 90
Los demas entretenimicntos: Si son
cOrtOs .---.-.-.-- 1b
Largos so centavos un peso seg6n tamafo.
AL enviar el manuscrtO, debe acompanarse 50
valOr en- sellOs de correo la par.
LOGOGRIF0 NJMERIC0
Dcdjc0ao d an amigo d Qstte'a aprectO ntmcho.
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FUGA DE VOCALEs

N. p..ns.s MI mn. b.ll.
O.. is NILS p.ns.m. .nt.s
S.b..nd. n firm. d. NIB.
T..p..n Is p..rt s d. C..I.
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II, ,13, ii, 10, 16, 6,17,18,19
7,15,9,1o,2
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17,7,12,1,14
9,1O.2,6,18,8
4,17,7,12,2,1
1O,11,12,2
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15,4,12,7,5,19,2
3,14,5,4
15,4,17,7,19
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1925
17,2,6,12,18,1O
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17,8,14,3,4
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Elisa CeFTa.

Esta carta es de doble- preston como los
rewolVers de Smith. Leida de un modo con-
tradice 10 que del otro modo dice.
A yer 81 los odiUinGdOreS encuentran don
de esta ell busilis
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lante. ha s0rprendido una nsanigiiita en Ia
Marina Septentrional, habiendo ocupado dine
TO naipes
Sc di0 ell parte consiguiente.
De Et ReSbtnse9 de MayagueZ
-Lleg6 en- ell sVillaVerde" ell nueYo Ca
pitan de este puerto, don Rafael Mic6n, susti-
tuyendo don Pedro del Peral que Venia de-
sempenandO el cargo interinamenta.
Damos la bienVenida al Sr. Micon espe,
ramos sabra captarse las simpatias de tOdot,
como 10 consiguo Su antecesor.
* La ReOtStG de Puerto Rico ha recibido al
sigtNente telegrama de esta Capital:
"Cepeda.-POnce.
La Excma Audiencia territorial ha anula-
do ell escrutino de la election del doctor don
Gabriel Jimenez ganjurjo, que ha venido fgu
randO hasta hoy como diputado provincial pQr
el distritO de Caguas.
,Ha dispuesto tamben que sea procesada
IL mesa que practice semejante escrutinio.-
Lcdo Juan Ramon R0nso$'N
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N TAS

TeneNaos el gusto de recomendar ell esta-
blecimlento. de Libreria Papelerfa La HiSpa-
ps0~G1serjcGnG cuyo administrator es ell active
y simpatico amigo nuestro D. Carlos R. Aguiar,
quien merece la protection del ptiblico por su
constancia y aboriosidad. 1"
Sc recomienda como extra superior como
81 licor mas sano para tomar en- las comidas, ell
RON VIEJO SUPERIOR que detallan en- la Tien-
da Honda, San Jose %.
Els de 10 bueno 10 meior 1873
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ANAGRAMA
RAJ TRES AGUILA.

sirnpatica hija de este suelo.
Pingolo
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Mi todo, nombre Y ape
lido de ese amigo.
Nombre de mujer.
Nota musical.
Animal dom6stico.
Nombre de mujer.
Verbo active.
Nombre de mujer.
Enfermedad.
Nombre de mujer.
Animal.
Apellido de un perio-
dista.
Adjective califlcativo.
CoDdimento.
Abundan mucho.
Fruta.
Metal.
I Ciudad de Italia.