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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
day to visit friends at warnock's Sta

day to visit friends at Warnocks sta
ton.
Mrs. DIR. Downing, OF Baltimore is
the guest of friends here.
The X-N-Trle Cub has arranged for
a dance to occur Monday night at the
Blue Ribbon hall Prof. Chester Kline
will play
Prof. Beeker's class will dance on
next Friday evening at the Blue Ribbon
hall. this being the second dance of the
season.
VIM. Fading. a former resident of
this city. but now of st. Marys, was
calling on friends here yesterday.
Heretofore 1t has been the custom
to pay off the bricllayers employed
on the improvements at the Benwocd
steel works every two weeks. but the
men kicked and yesterday system OF
paying every week was inougurated.
During the past week new club
has been organized in this city and 10
to be known as the Empire Club. The
new organization has secured quarters
In the basement OF the Rlue Ribbon
building and are rapidly fitting them
up for their opening on the 2sth inst.
The building when completed, Will con-
tain 3unching bags, gloves ana other
athletic implements.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the
late residence in this city. will occur
the funeral of Mrs. Eliza katshhe.
whose death occurred Friday night.
The deceased was 6S years OF age The
interment will be at Mt. Zion.
The Social Glee Club has been or
ganized in this city and are arranging
for q dance to be given In the near flu
turc.
Misses Flou Fleming and Mayme
Kavanah have returned to their home
in Moundsville. after spending few
days with Miss Julia Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke =. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs Harry l.. Bowers and Archie
p. Jeffers will leave to-day via the b.
e. o. to visit friends for few days In
Pittsburg.
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st. Johns Mission.

The mission which has been con-
Quoted by the eminent Dominican
Fathers in St. Johns church during
the mast week. hes been very success
tul. 1t has been exclusively Tor me
ladies. This evening the mission for
tae men will begin. However the
mission for the ladies will only close
this afternoon at o'clock. The clcs-
inc exercises this afternoon will be
marked by an especial sermon, the IA
pal benediction and then by benedic-
ton of the Most Blessed SAcr1ment'
A. the close there will also be estaD-
lisned the Rosary Confratei nifty.
The establishment of this confralsr-
nifty viii be another great privilege tor
the st. Johns congregation, as IL VIII
give the members the advantages Oh
gaining the indulgences that are espe-
cial TO tho confraternity in Rome, be-
sides participating in many good works
end prayers maze by the millions Oh
members throughout the Cathoilc
world.
The diploma for the establishment OF
this con'ra ternity was obtained by
Father Wehrle on the occasion or his
ST. 70 the eternal City year ago.
There will take place grand proce:-
sion in the churcn this afternoon. Thls
evening the mission for men will open
and continue throughout the week. A
most cordial invitation is extended by
both the eminent missionary fathers
and the pastor, Father Wehrle, 10 all
non-Catholics to be present at the ser
mons which will take place each even
ing. The eloouenee of the fethers is
making most profound impression on
the minds and hearts OF all who hear
them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
VIII Build Road.

The Steubenville, Mingo & Ohio Val
ley Traction Company will build their
line from Brilliant to this city during
the next two years. which will connect
Steubenville with Martins Ferry. One
of the principal stockholders of the
above company stated yesterday thai
they fully intended to build this line,
and to complete it as soon as possible
He said at present they were not ready
to commence the construction of the
road, but in the near future the pre-
liminary work would be commenced.
He also stated that his company did
not expect to make money the first
two years, but that it would be pay
ing line in few years, as it would
open up an avenue offering the finest
residence sites in the Ohio valley. and
with such height that high water would
not touch them, and that these beau
tiful building places. with rapid trans
portation to Martins Ferry, Wheeling.
Bridgeport and Bellaire, would be an
inducement for people to buy property
along the line and build their homes.
The construction of this road would be
of much benefit to this city and will be
welcomed by all.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
Running Full Time.

The steel works is now in full opera
ton and is turning out the usual
amount of steel. The heads of depart.
ments and men appear to like their
new manager very much and speak of
him in the highest terms. Most Of the
men who lost their positions during
the strike have secured work else
where. The Incompetent men at the
works will be gradually discharged and
their places filed with skilled men.
The blast furnaces will soon both be in
full operation. Rumors are still cur
rent that there will be some changes
in the heads of departments. but the
new manager, so far as can be learned
has not even limited at such a thing.
The business men are glad the mill is
at work again, as the money paid to
the steel workers is nearly all spent in
this city
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
BENWOOD.
| News Notes of Interest From the City
oe MfIya


Council will meet Tuesday evening
in regular session, but it is not thought
any business of importance outside OF
the Terminal railroad ordinance will
come up.
Arrangements have been about com
pleted to have the local postofice placed
in the third class, as during the past
year the receipts have exceeded $3.50 a
quarter, the required amount. This
will give the town better service and
will pay 81 600 a year salary with ex-
penses. Before being admitted to the
third class, however, an inspector from
Washington will have to make an ex-
animation.
During the past three days the at
tendance from and through this city
to the X. OF p Carnival at Bellaire has
been extremely large. The local lodges
of the X. of p. and Odd Fellows have
attended in body and taken part in
the parades, but It is anticipated that
the larger number will attend the
coming week.
The Werninger Club will hold an inn
portant business meeting at their hall
Monday night.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing steel plant.
Police Court was blank yesterday.
This afternoon, from the family home
on North Marshall street. will occur
the funeral of the child of Polander
whose death occurred Friday The in
terment will be at Mt. Calvary.
Mrs. Hare who for the pas. several
weeks has been visiting friends and
relatives here. has returned to her home
in Baltimore.
Del Bowers left yesterday to spend
several days with friends at Shepherds
town.
Edw. Lipaherger and wife left yestef-
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Mny Come Here.

The Independent Hose Company and
the Z. r. X. of p may combine to-
gether and ask for the tournament of
the n. e. Y. +. A. for next year. IL is
understood that the different compan-
les belonging TO the association would
like to see Martins Ferry secure the
tournament II is hoped the boys will
get together and make arrangements
for inviting the fremen here. as the
public in general is in favor of this
city having the affair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
In New Quarters.

The postoffiee will most likely move
into its new room in the Ralston block
next Saturday. as the room will be
completed by that time. Tie new room
will be fitted up with modern furniture
and Will be more cCmmoduu3. both fer
the patrons and Office force. There Will
be number of key.ess lotk boxes and
a sufficient number o. other boxes. yhe
new location is a splendid one, aud
meets with the approval of the people.
Free delivery viii be Instituted Just as
soon as the department can make TIE
arrangements. and the room is fitted up
for this Improvement. Fr e delivery is
what the people here nave wanted for
a long time, and it will be duly appre-
ciated. 1t is thought that in the near
future there will be several rural flee
delivery routes established.
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Nominee Fer Commissioners.

]. E. Lucas, Democratic nominee for
county commissioner, was visitor In
the city yesterday. He is genial gen
tleman who makes friends wherever he
goes, ard will prove strong candidate
against Mr.. McMillen. Mr.. Lucas is a
self-made man and has by careful in
vestment and hard work made some
money. He is an ideal business man
and will make a fitting successor to
George M. Wise, who was SO fatty
turned down last spring by the Repub-
lican ring of the county. 1t is well
known that Mr.. Wise was the leading
man ON the board and by electing Mr..
Lucas, man of equal ability will have
been placed on the board and the tax
payers interests will be in the hands
Of a competent man.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

A. w. Kerr. who for several years
has been head bookkeeper at the West
Virginia glass works, has been made
Office manager of the Northwood Glass
Company. at Indiana, Pa. Mr.. Kerr is
an experienced glass man and has been
connected with a number of prominent
factories. The many friends OF Mr..
Kerr wish him success in his new posi-
ton. Mr.. S. G. Robinson will succeed
Mr.. Kerr and John Bryson will sue
coed Mr.. Robinson. and Richard Veasy
will take Mr. Bryson's place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

tickets are growing in favor as
the campaign advances. and the prin-
ciples they advocate are gaining
strength every day. The people are be-
ginning to realize the crying need of
tax reform and only wait to see what
party will give relief from the heavy
burden of taxation that is being heaped
upon them. The Democratic platform
stands for this reform. and the eandi-
dates are pledged to do their best to
see that it is brought about.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

Mrs. Brent Shriyer. Of Maple avenue,
fell from hickory tree Tuesday and
broke his thigh bone.
The Twentieth Century club was en-
tertained friday afternoon by Mrs.
Harry MeEldowney, of Main street.
The Ladies' Thimble Club was en-
tertaned by Mrs. VIII Hale, OF Maple
avenue.
Miss Hattie Young, of Sistersville, is
in the city visiting her grandparents.
Or. and Mrs. Young of High straet
Mrs. A. y. Johnson. of Maple ave-
nue.. entertained at her home Saturday
from 2 until s. About thirty-five Ia
dies were present, including quite
number from Slstersvillc.
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Petty Thieving.

There is considerable complaint by
some of the farmers west of town. who
say their orchards. potato and corn
fields are continually being raided by
a gang of people in town, who think
they are privileged characters, but who,
if caught, will be severely dealt with,
as these tillers of the soil will from
now on keep a close watch ON their
crops in the hope Of catching the
guilty parties There is no reason why
any one should steal for a living. with
work as plentiful as at the present
time
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

The new patent gas furnace invented
by Manager MRskey. of the Laugnlin
tin mill. is giving splendid satisfaction
and II is most likely that several more
will be built in this mill the new fur
mace manufactures its own gas, and It
Is said to save much. being economical
in every way, With perfect uniform
heat. Ghe furnace has been patented.
and many think it will replace the old
furnaces.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
Athletic Club.

This afternoon all those who wish
to ioin an athletic club will meet in
the Lane building. on First streets,
which was formerly occupied by the
7. w. Harper Outing Club. A number
of young men are very anxious TO
form this club, and no doubt they will
succeed in forming strong organiza-
ton which will be OF much benefit to
all. The city has no Y. M. G. A. or
gymnasium and no place for young
men to spend their idle time. and such
an institution is needed here. From
what caQ be learned the club will have
strict rules, with its aim to elevate
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News of Interest From the
city of Mills and Factories.
situation Improved.

Health Officer DR.. Darrah stated yes
terday that there was only two cases
Of diphtherla in the city. and that both
cases were mild, and would be dis
charged in a few days. This is good
news, and at the rate the disease IS
being stamped ont il Is most probable
that by the last CT this week there will
not be a case in the city. The death
rate of the disease has been exceedingly
small
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
Progressing Nicely.

The preliminary plans for the con-
struetion Of the new glass factory in
the Second ward are progressing very
nicely. Capt Muhleman is looking
after the work personally, which in
sures that it viii be done right. The
plans published show an enormous
plant that will be a noteworthy addi-
ton to the already excellent list Of val
liable factories located here. The board
Of trade Is making its collections as
rapidly as possible.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

started. They have handsomely fur
nished rooms over the National Bank,
where the members spend many plsast
ant evening with games and re1ding.
The foot bali team recently organized
viii soon be ready for games. Such
clubs as this one should receive the
commentator of every citizen of the
town
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
Busters Must Dust

Mayor Freeze has issued a decree say
ing that feather busters must go. This
shows His Honor's good common sense,
as these are nasty things in the hands
of persons who DO not use judgment II
their use.
The small boys should also be stop
ped from picking up confetti (and in
oidentally large amount OF dirU from
the pavements and throwing it on peo=
pie. Several handsome costumes have
been almost ruined In this manner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
Progressive steps.

The Young Mems Club, that has been
organized for several years. are max
Ing some forward movements. For
some time past the club has not been
very active. but they are now up and
tdoing again. A new corps of officers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

young men. We wish the boys sue
cess.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-20

Con- nc verdadero arte de orador
instintivc, 81 <brig adler. Lasage,
que hs estu diado en- ell libro de Ia
vida, sabe dar variedad sus leccio-
mes, interesar q su auditorio, distra-
erle a veces, mantener constantemen
te su atenci6n.
En- sus conferencias pasa dc dra
ma al sainete, ensef1ando pr&cti.
camente 81 agente Ell papel que esta
llamado q desempt mar; la conducta
que debe observar en- ell tumulto,
cuando demanden So auxilic; que ha
de hacer 81 SO trata de un niiio ex-
traviado; 81 del robo de un inmueble;
81 tiene que perseguir, a un lAdr6n
por los tejados; 81 SO le presenta ell
ca so de prenderle en- una a,cantari-
liza: ell estudiante juergu'sta que al
borota en- Ia calle; et marido que le
requiere porque su mujer le eugafla,
y los mil = mil casos en- los que for
zos amente ha de intervenir.
Este s utilfsi mas lecciones COM
p'ementan los re glamentos, cuyo len
guaje comico siempre, y deficiente q
vsces, exile la am pliacion del que en-
ut a larga practica pref sional ha
tenido el ejamplo viviente de 10 que
la tee ria acors sja y ado a]go mas de
10 consignado en- Ia preceptiva Of
cia', que no puede preverlo todo. !,
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BilIeteS falSOS.

Llega hasta nosotros la noticia
de que ha aparsc'do en- los Estades
Unidos un nuevo. 5illete falso con
todas las peri sccionss nece sarias J
para que pueda G asr en- Ell engaf1o 81
mas experto
Dar5mos, sinembargo algunos
detalles para que puedan koryir de
precauci6n:
Los dichos billetes f4lsos apA-
recen ser de la serie de 1880, tienen
ell retrato de Daniel Webster y las
firms de Ellis H. Roberts Tesorero
de los Estados Unidos y de ). B
Lyons RegistrAdor del Tesoro, con-
trasef1a B. plancha ndmero 10 y un
pequef1o sello rojo dentado.
Todos esos bill7.es son de 10
pesos y su defecto consiste en- que ell
retrato de Webster tiene la nariz
achatada comparable CON los billetes
legales
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-20
Cafe puer rtOrriQue1o
para consume de la guarniCi6n

No han sido in1tiles nuestros
ssfuerzos. Hace mucho tiampo que
La Correspondence ha venido pers1-
guiendo ell ideal de que Ejercito de
los Estados Unidos, consumiera ex-
clusivamente cafe de- ,nuestra pro-
du ,ci6n.
Aun no hemos llegado ese
ideal; pero no ha sido POGO 10 que Sc
b a conseguido desde luego, obteni6n-
pse que 81 Dspar tamento de la Cue
rra, ordere la adquisici6n de cafe
ppertorriqu no para Ell consu no de
ls guarnici6n de nuestra isla.
Como nuestro grano es muy su
perior al brasilef1o, que por su ba-
ratura era ell que veI ia consu nien-
do ell ejercito, Sc b a ordenado que ad
qhiera ell de p. Rico, aupque cueste
un POGO mas caro-, siempre que su
ptecio no sea excessive.
E,t&n, pues, de enhorabusna
npestres producto res de cafe, por
qu 9 siemp'e es conveniente que Sc
au no ente Ell nd nero de los consumi.
ddres del valfoso frnto. Psro no
de ben olvidar los especuladores, que
ha y que caminar con pies de plomo,
Que no es conveniente tirar mu cho
de la cuerds, porque puede romper-
Sc.
Rs szon sobrada ha tenido nuestro
Gobernador Hunt, al expresar en-
Ne Nv York, a todo ell que ha querido
oirle, <que ell cafe de Puerto Rico,
no tiene revol en- calidod; y ell que To-
gre obtener un gran mercado en- los
E tados Unidcs, depende icamen-
te de que SO le de conocer al pue
bio americana So Sc bor exquisite
Sc conoce que Mr.. Hunt, tiene
bue n gusto y buen paladar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-20
La pOliC1a franCeSa.

clos franceses proc1ran soste.
ner un cuerpo de orden publico, ms
trufdo, cortes, erefgico abnegadc +,
reurir estos ageates de Policfa pc ra
llenar cumpl!damepte su cometido.
E aspirante <guardia de la
pszs ha de ser licenciado del Ejer-
cito Y preseutar un certificado Ce
irreprochable conducta Buen sol
dado y buen ciudadaLo, son las dos
condolences indispensables para OBJ
tener un buen sgente de vigilancia
en- la via pdblica, dispuesto siempre
sacrificar su vida por detener un
cab1llo desbocado, un loco 8 8 un
criminal.
Es inte ssante y provechoso el
saber como Sc f,rman estos soldados
del orden que tienen que <pelear, 6
diario con el publico.
La frase es exacta, porque tam
bien les parisieEses adolecen de fall
ia de respeto a Ia autoridad y miran
de reojo al guardia que cumpliendo
con su penoso deber Il dedtieue, les
hacs circular, les cortrarfs, en- fin.
NADIA nos exaspera ma, que la aut.-
ridad, que Sc opone nuestros de-
seos de verlo todo y ocupar un buen
lugar en- las grandes manifestation
nes de la via pdblics, sin tener en-
cuenta que aquel HON be que force
jea para resistir el empuje de Ia mul-
titud. lleva horas y mas horas en-
aquella ruda la Dor, q veces sin conner
nj dOrmir en- un dfa enterO.
En- la Prefecture de policfa
existe una escuela de xGusriias de Ia
paz,, donde reciben la necesaria edu-
caci6n professional y moral los de
nueva entrada, que ssisten q las cla-
ses durante siete Il ocho mes 80, ra-
z6n de treinta horas por mes.
La escuela, que estuvo cargo
de un inspector principal, la dirije
en- la actus lidad un simple jefe de
hrigads, M, Lasage, antique marino
que ha servido siete amos en- la es
cuadra y posee una ilustraci6n y nm
talento NADIA comunes.
Aiemas de l)s curses de dicta-
do, para que todos s acostumb en-
rsdactar los parties que de contfnuo
nan de dirigir sus superiores, exis-
ten los ejerclcios en- la pizarra y las
classes practicas para ell manejo del
telefono y el TELEGRAPH.
Ambos aparat, s son los cons
tantes auxilisres del agente de Poll
cfa y Sc comprende perfectamente la
conveniencia de que ell guardia de Ia
paz sepa hacer uso de ellos.
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Gran COnCiertO.

que Sc ce,ebrara en- los salones del
Hotel sIngl.terr por ell septimino
DC concerto que dirige el reputad O
Profes or Sr. Cullen, el Jueves 81
de 6 q 8 de la noohe.
PROGRAMA
Ia Parte
Ia La eelebre ov 'rt1ra de la 6 O.;
ra del maestro Guisepe We're
ii. Juana de-Arco para septi-
mino con Piano.
"a B,gatela de concie rto para
sesteto por ell compositor
Puertorrieu ef1o Don Eel ipe
Gutierrez f spinosa (Maestro
que fue de Capil'a.)
3a FAuts ia de co acierSo sobre
motives de Ia opera eau stos
para quintato de cuerda del
Maestro Gounod.
IA Tanda de va.s para septimino
con Piano, <Fibras del cora
z6ns Ayala.
5a Two step <Hula Hula, ameri-
cAno.
Ga Dsnza del laureado compost
ter Pu ut )rriquefo Juan Mo-
rel Csmpos .Felices Diass
"a PArte.
la Overtura del n aest o Vsrdi de
/, Opera Nab1codon,s or.
"a Caarteto eosdo sostenido me-
nor para viol1o, viols, violon
cello y Piano, Mozart
3a Walls de concerto & duo de
Flsutas CON acompanamiento
del Septimino CON Piano B g.
tor.
4a Niserere de la opera <Trova-
dors para quintoto con Piano,
Verli.
5a Iuterme lio a cuerd, sc la por
ell conocido es esc-itor Espsnol
Marques <Prim era Lagrima.s
Ga Gran chotfs de la zarzuela
clos G Jcinsrt 81 Ssptimino
con piano. Chueca.
NOTA: e Hotel sifva cubiertos
& rs centav. s, procurA, do poner + "a
IA o. tos di de c,r ciertos, un es.
plendi 10 menu ell que SO public IRA
opC rtunaMente.
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SerViCi los
de P0liC1a.

Dia 19. 9.-Clay J. Qaerot, guar
diaI del muelle americana, agredio
con un palo Is Luciano Perez, eau
sandole una cpntusi6n en- un brAzo.
E capitan del vapor sArkadia'
pidi6 auxilio 4 Ia policfs, con motivo
de un escAndalo promovido bordo
por un marine ro. Una rareja 10 con-
dujo al dep6sito.
La poiicfa encontro, las II de
la noche, alberta una puerta de Ia
escuela de Puerta de TERRA, y eui-
todi6 la casa nasta Ia llegada de los
profesores.
Detenida Juana Romero, por es-
candalo.
Dia 20. O.-Detenidcs Santiago de
la Cruz y Juan Rodriguez, por pro-
erir ralabras obcenas.
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Don Ramon Seijo de Arecibo
ha renunciado Ia plaza de administra
dor del hospital de aquella villa.
Desde hoy queda alberto al pu-
blico el nuevo puesto de leche ola
FAVORITA, que Sc habfa anuncia.
do en- dias pasa1oe. Sc halla frente
la plaza de Alfonso XII, 33. La le
che que Sc expeade en- el, es compile
tamente pura: procede de la Cana
derfa de don Eduardo Gonzalez y eli
p1blico puede estar en- la contianza
de comparar una leche completa-
mente selscta. n 8 s. 2
Oace mil seiscientas seis pc.
setas giro por cable para Ia Asocia-
cion de Artistas dramaticos y lfricos
espafoles, ell actor espaflol Diaz de
Mendoza en- un beaeficio en Baenos
Aires.
Ha falls edo en- Cayey. Ia di.tin
guida Senora Dona Conception Vaz
quez de Pagan D. E p.
La sef1cra dof1a Gumersinda
Gonzalez, viuda de Gelgel esta en-
forma en- esta capital.
Mucho nos alegramos, en-
biea de ID lhumanidad doliente, del
resultsdo asom brcso que estAn dan.
do los baf1cs de airs y vapor calien-
te de que es agente general el DR..
Sanjurjc, Fortalsza 25, nosotros q.
conociamos las exc ,leL cias de tcs
baf1os no hemos tardado en- hacer-
nos de uno y ros completeness en-
recomendarlos. Son unos bsf1os a.
gradables y que hacen que Sc sien-
ia uno cual 81 tuviera diez amos me
nos fuerte y vigo, oso.