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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-02
Cour,. ana Public omee,.

Licenses TO wed were issned last month
for fifty couples.
Auditor Twiehell received for record last
month :, 800 instruments.
The civil actions commenced In the SUI
perior court last month numbered i90
There were two presumption filings, one
homestead entry and one final homestead
entry in the United States land Office yes
terday.
Mai. Harlan, deputy collector Of inter.
nal revenue. reports collections during
August A. $s,64242. against SIS. so for
the corresponding month last year.
The county jail now contains thirty-fiv
prisoners. that number having snswered
% roll call yesterday morning. Daring
the month thirty.two prisoners were reg.
istered and twenty-four discharged.
The receipts at the custom house for
this port during August amounted to
S. s.0e. which was the duty on forty
eight entries of merchandise. The value
of the exports amounted % $t.st2 IS.
= United States Commissioner Spriggs was
taking testimony in the libel suit against
the "hoodoo" tug Mystic. which was run
down and sunk by the State of Washing
ton last February. and libeIed for salvage
claim by the men who raised her.
Judge Langley Yesterday gave c. NJ.
Sbeaie, receiver OF the Washington South.
ern Railway Company. permission to re-
deem certain lands In kitsap county be-
longing to that corporation from tar
sales. they having been sold 90 Jane =.
Primrose In 1880. The receiver IL author
ixed 90 redeem the property and pay ell
delinquent taxes out Of the funds now in
his possession.
The returns made to the county auditor
show that during the month Of August
-. -. a.
male; IS marriages and 20 deaths The
causes Of death as shown by the returns
were peritonitis A. enteritis I. heart dis
ease 2, accidental gunshot wounds I,
drowning 3, suicide 2. hemorrhage ?, con-
cussion of brain /, cholera infantum I.
commissions l. childbirth !, Potts disease
/, accident I.
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The First regiment band concert last
Sunday q. Madison park was well attended
by many OF the best people in the city.
The managers OF Madison park deserve
credit and the thanks Of the music-ioving
public for these really first-class free con-
certs. Such musical treats usually cost
the hearers 81 each. Mr.. Wagner, the
popular leader of the band. never fails TO
satisfy the most critical audiences. These
free concerts deserve the most liberal pat
ronage Arrangements have been made
TO continue these popular concerts during
the balance Of the season.
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF IT

The premium map offered by the
observation-disclosures TO Its suhscri-
bers, old and new, is now to be found
in thousands of homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction, is evidenced BY the following
testimonials. which are 4 few among
the large number received from those
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies OF the origi-
mails on file in this Office, the sig
natures only being omitted, as the
observation-disclosures does not feel at
liberty TO publish in full the names OF
those who have 50 kindly expressed
their appreciation of the map
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT corRr-HAgFosp J.
United States VS.. "A small sloop, name
unknown, of about five tons burden, her
tackle, etc. Decree Of condemnation,
forfeiture and sale.
SUPERIOR COURT ForiTY pKFsErNKSr--
LANGLEY, ,,
State of Washington vs.. Eddie Cum
mings Burglary: defendant sent to re-
form school
A. A. ribbstts VS.. ]. f. Tibbetts-De-
fault; signed: divorce granted - prayed
for decree ordered prepared.
Roosevelt ys. Donworth-Suit TO quiet
title. decree for plainuf.
w p Sayward vs.. W III. Thayer ct al
Temporary injunction, denied: motion Of
defendant for assessment OF damages, set
Tor hearing September :
W. +. Wickware vs.. Washington South
ern Railway Company Hearing Of re-
ceIvsr's account: set Tor October r.
Hans Ahrenstadt VS.. Auson Mircoytcb--
Order staying proceedings on decree.
civil AND CRIMINAL nxrARrsxSrs--os-
RoRS, J.
State OF Washington vs. Joe Young and
Adeiia Young Assault with intent TO
rob: defendants plead not guiity. !.
Road petitlen Of A. A. Smith 81 a.
Continued until after September ..
Road petltioa Of Phslo Rutherford =
Granted and read established as surveyed
rEossrs ADMINISTRATIONS J.
Estate OF Thomas Griffin Decree Of ~ o.
hate signed and letters issued.
Adoption of Ruth Peterson Decree Of
adoption.
Estate Of George +. Abso,.-oe,er 20
proceed with administration.
Estate Of Harvey II. Ionss-Letters is-
sued.
Estate Of Eliza Jones--Same action.
Estate OF Kate Mattlson Order 20 pEE-
chase monument.
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second amended complaint was filed
in the superior court yesterday in the suit
OF J. d. Larpenture against Gamma Pom
elm and wife. Larpenture claims to have
painted two oil paintings. THE Cows
Paradise" and 1.-THE Black Cow" which
Poncin sold 70 Fred y. Sander on commits
sion for SAG. 30. and has never accounted
10 the plaintiff for that amount, as the
complaint alleges. and fraud on the part
Of Poncin is alleged. Larpenturs wants
TO recover the valae of his paintings,
N76.30.
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New sui,s ril.<.

The following new suits we're filed In
the Office Of the clerk Of the superior court
ysstsrdav.
A. Charles vs.. Harry White a Co.--Suit
TO recover SITS on promissory note.
The MacDougall Il South wick Company
tf07.5i for goods sold.
Charles q keeler Va. T. +. Townsley 81
ai.--suit to recover $s960 on promissory
note.
Christ kuppler, as receiver, w. 8. w.
Clark-Suit 20 recover 1913 on promissory
note.
s. r., Kelley vs.. s. w. Clark-Sult to re-
cover 1882 on promissory notes.
Wise Brothers VS.. Well e. Dreyfus-Suit
to recover 1925 on account.
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AN IscomarsraLg yourH.
fwelve-yesr- Old nargiar sent Go the
Reform schooi.


Eddie Cummings, the South Seattle boy
vac vas bound over to the superior court
% August - by Justice Carson. on q
saaFge OF burglary. and whs has since
0sen IN the county Jail in default OF bonds.
vas committed to the reform scAool
yesterday by Judge Langley.
lie boy was Il years old on July |. and
iae son Of James Cummings and Martha
cummings, who are now divorced. Mra
cummings is an invalid, and has not been
so'e TO keep control over The lad. who has
eecems sneorrigthle. About two weeks
sSo ne broke into = store in South Seattle.
shi was arrested and bound over as
afeady mentioned. Other petty thefts are
ssefed 10 have tseen committed By him.
After hearing testimony 10 this effect
Yesterday, Jadge Langley sent hlru ,o the
WORN school. The boy is said % 10
essh' sns intelligent. and IL is regarded
very unfortunate that bis parents could
aes make some provision Tor hlfa.
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Nseiss 20 Orshsdox Hebrew Csnrrses.
fIon.

The Hebrew Orthodox congregation
win have = special service on Sunday
morning at S O'Clock. in the Red Men 3
hall. on Marion street. between Front and
Second. which is called siiches. or fos give
ness, for every Israelite Is 90 attend these
prayers one week before New Years. every
early morning. to repent all his wrong
deeds for the last year and AJAX for forgive
ness. Also. the blowing Of the trumpet 10
to be attended every day after morning
prayers until New Year. This 10 . notice
for every one to prepare himself for the
day Of Judgment.
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RECEPTION. 60 Receiver. Aeeoaa,.

A. II. Anderson. one of the defendants
~ The snit Of ". 7. WickwAre Va. the
washington southern Railway Company
Al, yesterday tled ia the superior
ssaFt has exceptions TO certain items IN
we second account current of a. NJ
ehesie, receiver Of the defendant CORPORA
sea- The items objected to are s,Sl, Al.
.sset by the receiver az attorneys ices "a
as attorney. and 81, ass. 81 whieh the re-.
s'ssf Allows 10 htmsesf IS expenses, ser
ss AID on account The groaaa Of the
selsesaon Is thar the items are sxorhisaat
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Bosrox. Masa. June n, is0e.

Post.rntelligencer Co. Seattle. Wash. -
Gents. received some time since your
excellent map OF the United States and
the world map on the reverse side, and
am nleased vita IL. IL forms q handsonls
and valuable addition to my Office, and
cannot fail ~ be satisfactory 20 any one
wbo invests the small sum asked for the
map. Yours truly. X. l.
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PrsHAsrss. Wash. April I. isea.

Post Intslligencer Co, Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the fst
Of Apris, and alter SIXTY miles travel by
stage from ElIensburg to this place, came
in excellent condition. arm wei pleased
with the map. ~ well as astoaished ut the
price for which you give the map 20 your
subscribers. Most respectfully. n. NJ.
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In proportion 10 the value Of the services
rendered. Further exception is taken 20
the itsms on the ground th.s the 6ishurs<-
Hents we're made without authority Of the
cnurk
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Fasr sr. crnrn. Minn u

EAST ST. CIoun, Mimi, May q. 1902.
Post Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash. 80
Gents: The map received In good order,
and we think IL il . tine map. You should
certainly DO able 10 dispose of a large
number of them. Yours truly, v.Q.
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NORTH WELIlSdroy, ID c., June 2, is3a
Editor Post Inteliigencer. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: | have received your pre-
MUM map In good order and am highly
pleased with IL. I cons der that l have
got your valuable paper free, as | value
the man more than the price of snbscrip-
ton. Yours very respectfully ID. J.
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MaIorr. Wash March

Post-Intelhgencer Co.. Seattle, Wash. -
Gents: l have received the map and am
well pleased with IL. Think Ii well worth
81. which it would cost TO 70 10 store
and buy it. Long may the Post-fnteiii-
gencer live and prosper | remain yours
very respectfully, SH
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KcxlsIsH, b. c.. May 49, IS

AtkIbEAH, -. Va My 1T IS|--
Editor Observation-Disclosures. Seattle WASH
Dear SIR; | have received the map Of
the world, etc. and arm pleased 70 state
that l sm thoroughly satisfied with 10.
Yours truly, w. S.
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Post Inteiligencer. Seattle. Wash
l received your map and Ii Is away be-
yond my expectations. think IL is worth
fully ten times, the money you ask for il.
and il the best map have ever seen pub
iished. Yours with respect Us.
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c,xyrt.sp. Wash. Feb. .

Editor Post Intelligenccr. Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: l received your premium map
which gives Us great satisfaction. My wife
thinks IL Is worth moro than the paper
and map both cost. She Is much delighted
with It. Yours very respectfully. b. p.
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Afsemps 20 Break WhoIesems Rsstrafss
Upon wayw.rd GIRL wife.
Haoess CORPUS proceedings we're in.ti-
tnseu 10 the superior court yesserdsy With
the object OF renewing Mrs. Mary Lansu-
vile from the House of the Good ghep-
herd Rosa Della, who claims 70 he 4
sistes OF the gsri. for Mr.. Lanenviiie il
90. 70 years Old. Is the petitioner for the
WIZ OF sabeas corpus which was issued
Yesterday By Judge Osborn. returnabls
this morning at $50 O'Clock.
Mary Laneavilie 10 the young wife who
deserted Der husband, q young rancher.
WITH whom she was living on . ranch near
fscoma, and came 20 Seattle with q iour-
neyman tailor about three weeks ago.
ner mother came down from Mission, B.
-, having heard Of ner daughters dis
grace and had the girl placed in the
mouse OF the Good Shepherd, out Of her
lovers hands. and since that time she
nss peen an inmate OF that institution.
The House Of the Good Shepherd has Just
finished one fight in the courts over the
bgnt 20 Keep young girl under it's charge,
ana SISTER Mary Of the Nativity, the Sister
superior. was not inclined 70 talk freely
with PosI-IsTnLisxScER reporter over
the Laneavilie case last night She said,
however. that shs would not allow the girl
20 De surrendered 20 Rosa Della. whoever
sne might be, without . struggle. The
Writ, the Sister Superior thinks. is not
WHAT II appears TO be on its face, and she
- inclined - believe that Ii is an attempt
70 drag the unfortunate girl back TO the
depths from which she has been rescued
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WANT A SITUATIONf

Use the Want Columns Of the POST.
IsTELLlGEaCER- Double the cir
ealssion Of any paper In she Ststs.
Best rssuitA
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A Special
Event
Monday.

The Cloak Buyer is back
and tomorrow we shall
have something to say
about his work in the East
ern markets that will show
You how the buying has
been done this season for
the Big Store, What we
shall say will be in the
nature of one of the great
est bargain events that we
have ever been able to
announce i'm the Cloak De-
partment 1t is an event
which will interest you and
it will be different from all
usual sales in that we shall
start off the season with
the most pronounced spe-
cial values.
As a hint of the method
of this sale which is TO be
started Monday we will
say that while in New
York the Cloak man Sc
cured the entire fall stock
of a leading Denver store
in this line. These goods
had been made expressly
for this house and were
ready for early delivery.
The financial situation in
Denver made it impossible
for the house to take the
goods. A compromise was
made between the house
and the manufacturers.
We were offered the goods
at so cents on the dollar
of manufacturers cost. 1t
was a spot cash transac-
ton. One where ready
money made the prices.
Monday you shall have this
entire stock at prices far
less than the same goods
can be made for. This is
a very broad assertion to
make, out we VIII demon
strate to your complete sat
isfaction that we are rather
undertaking the facts in
the case.
1t will pay you well to
read our advertisement
tomorrow, for it will con-
tain more bargain news
than we have yet an
nounced this season.
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PAIousr CRY Wash. Nav 81. isss

FALoUsE CITY, wash, May Il, NV
Post-Intelligeneer, Seattle Wash
Gents: | received the map OF the world
sent by you in good order and am well
pleased with Ii. II is both useful and
ornamental and should find place in
every household. Please accept my
thanks. Yours respectfully. NJ NJ.
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ExrEErsTsE. WASH, Feb. IG, 1892
Seattle Pest InteiIigencer, Seattle, Wash
Have received the wall map. Am ex-
cepsionally we'll pleased with Ii. IL is ex-
eellent. Accept thanks Yours truly.
NJ. II.
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BAtrrwosE, Nd, May IL. 1891
Post-Inteihgencer Co, Seattle. Wash. -
Gentlemen: The map received and is
very much appreciated Very truly, ]. s
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FaY. Idaho. Feb. 22. isaa

Far, Idaho, Feb. -. 1902.
The Seattle Post-Inteliigencer Co, Sc
attic, Wash.--sirs; | received the double
wall map o short time ago, and in good
condition. Am more than pleased with
II. Il Is worth double the price. Yours
truly, Ii. j.
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L.selry. Wash. March 81. 4

LANGLEY, Wash, March 81, 1897.
Post-Intelligeneer Publishing CO., Sc
attle, Wash.-lGents: 1.would say that
am delighted with the map. Is came In
good order and Is daisy. A.. b.
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Mr.now. WISH. Feb. .. 1900.

Post-Inteiligence Co., Seattle, Wash. -
sirs: The map is better than we expected.
50 NE arc well satisfied with IL. Respect
fully, F.s.
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HEALTH or THE CITY.

Mentally Report Of the Health, SAINT
tary and finmhiRg onReera.
The report Of Health 0fiicer DIR. Palmer
for the month Of August shows the fol-
lowing facts:
Number of births. q. OF which q were
males and Is females
Number of deaths, ~ OF which 10 were
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wrsr FrsxpALx. Wash.

Post-Intellieencer. Seattle, Wash
maps the other day and IL is . fine map in
every respect and deserves praise. Yours
truly. J. NJ.
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LarsH. Wash. Feb :. lsae.

Pcst-i aselilgenoer, Seattle. Wash
Dear sirs: Map received In good shape.
Well pleased with Is aud siso the paper.
Yours respectfully, ID. NJ.
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Nosry YArIxA. Wash. Feb s. 10,

NORTH IAKTnA, Wash, Feb :. is92
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash
Gents; Enclosed please find stamps for
balance due on subscription and map.
Much Pleased with map. Think II is a
fne premium. Yours respectfully, 5. 5.
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ONTARIO, Canada. April 4. lsa,
fost-fnteiligencer. Seattle, Wash.-
Gentlemen: The premium map received
in good order, and il gives perfect saiisfac-
ton. am yours truly, NJ III.
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Luwxr. Wash. FEB. 4 isoa

Luxsf. Wash, Feb 4. 1907
The Post Ieteliigencer. Seattle, WASH
Dear sirs: received your premium map
in good condition. Many thanks for Il.
Respectfully yours NJ. j.
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A sooDRIcH. LAWYER la pEARBoRx
n. strees. thteaxa IN: - yesss eHPertenee.
special AxlEksss % sevsrsz stAssss fssss
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CIV EN- AWAY

But ne oder every person who can save
SIS . month an opportunity 20 buy a fine
lot IN Drexel Avenue Heights one of the
choicest residencs districts in the city.
The property is on the high ridge over
looking Lake Washington, and the view
is superb. Every lot 10 level, the whole
tract is beautiful and the prices are $3.50 to
1855 each. on terms Of SO cash and SIS q
month.
The locality il perfect,
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Amended complaints were filed In the
superior court yesterday in the cases Of
James Hand, Maggie L. Hand and AL
fhenia Belle Hand We. the Northern Pa
cific Railroad Company. In these cases
the plaintiffs were passengers on the over
land train Of the dsfendan. in February,
1891. and claim that during the trip from
30. Paul 10 Seattle the car In which they
were riding was not properly warmed: on
which account the plaintiffs. who are a
father and his two minor daughters. TOOK
cold and were severely i'll after their ar
riva. IN PuyaliGp. The plaintiffs claim
81 90 damages each.
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Asxspsxs. Wash. Feh. Ia 10,

Poss-rnfeiligencer Co. seattle, Wasa-
Premium mar received and gives perfect
satisfaction. Yours respectfully. A. ".
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WITH EVERY

Feature the most critical could ask for.
The distance from Second street Is only 10
minutes by the Madrona Park car line.
which passes through the Heights. The
terms Of payment enable almost anyone to
pay mp for . lot, and when the lot is paid
for We will guarantee to secure money for
building purposes. II is thoroughly high
grade property, directly in the line of
progress. The title is perfect and abstracts
are furnished With every
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Hest nine-room house in the city. Every
convenience. Lccsslon perfect Address
NJ. l., care Posr- INr EIiIsKxcgR
sisss Rsglssat esaa. a.assoe PARK. Sundays.
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POST-KTEIIEENCER CO.
SEATTLE, WASH
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A GOOD WIFE

IL nerer 50 happy as in her cwn home.
One can not have the full eontentment az
home life or the true home feeling in q
rented house, and. beside. ii,s costly. It's
paying ont money for rent that might
better be employed in paying for home.
Paying money for rent Is simply spending.
paying money on home is accommodating.
Iurrovldsnt people rent; prudent people
nuy.
Homes are not
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For information concerning this
map call at the publication office or
address
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REPRESENTATIONS.

To secure a normal and regular tissue change
throughout the body. use BRASDRErH's PILLS
This tissue metsmorphosis consists IN con-
stantly proceeding waste of tissue and its re-
generation. BRASDRErH's PITTS are the b-st
tissues aad increases their elasticity. They are
an Alternative and eliminafive remedy, which
ailay irritation and remove ebstrn ction By aic-
ing nature and are OF great bcueft ia cases Of
liver, biiiousuess, headache, INDICATION.
rheumatism and diseases arising from "a i'm
pure state of the blood.
BRANpRkTH's PILLS are purely vegetable, alb
soiutesy harmless. and sale TO take at any time
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Y H. c. A. excursion TO enoQuairfe falls.
Labor day, Scpts libefs- Round trip. SI2a
The Peruvian congress passed . vote OF can
sure against the ministers because they violated
the liberty OF the press. whersupon the cabinet
resigned.
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| on IERN
PACIFIC RI

Pullman sleeping Cars Elegant Day Coaches
snd finest Palace pinins Cas- between seattle. -
Paul and Chicago without change. Cennsctions
Tor al points in the United States and CanadA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-13

Escriben de Manati que hay en- aeuel pueblo
trozos de calle por donde apenas sc puede transi
tar, gracias las cascaras de cocos que SO ven en-
la via. ALI 81 CARO- de Ia basura sale 4 prestar
servicio, cuando el empresario quiere Transcu-
rren semanas sin que SO le yea por algunas ca.
lies. Si 81 c6lera llegase vistarnos serla aque.
llo una bendici6n de Dios.