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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Lonaest Letter on Record.

A former Philadelphian, who is now
In business in Chicago and who has
been spending a portion OF his vaca-
tion with old friends here. wrote let
ter the other day to chum in the
Windy City that surely breaks the
record for lengthy letter writing. He
had promised to write "a good. long
letter" SO he procured coil OF thin
white tape paper. such as is used by
the telegraph companies on their tick
ing machines. and proceeded to work.
writing a single line lengthwise on the
tape from the beginning clear through
to the little wooden center. The let
ter was in the neighborhood of $50
feet long.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Good Chinese sayinq.

proverbs. During the recent trying
times in China. Minister WI. that
country's representative in the Unit
ed States, was observed to be very
calm and undisturbed. and was asked
the reason. Il suppose there is
much to be worried about" he said:
but there is a proverb of my people
which | find of use when things go
wrong. Ii runs: I'VE cannot prevent
the birds of sorrow from flying over
our heads. but we can refuse to allow
them to build their nests in our hair"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
SHE TOOK NO CHANCES.
This Little Girl Utterly Refused tc
Name Satan.

Mrs C. was horriied to discover
that her little 7-year-old daughter was
acquiring the habit of alluding very
freely to the devil, and at last she told
her determineily that a repetition of
the obnoxious word would bring Sc
we're punishment
The child knew that her mother
was in earnest, so she set seal on
her lips. At last she seemed to have
forgotten it. but one Sunday Mrs. c..
who had been too i'll to go to church.
asked her if she could tell what the
minister had preached about in his
sermon.
"Oh. yes'm." she answered: "he
preached about our Lord going up into
the mountain and being tempted by
by-by the gentleman who keeps hell :"
She didn't intend to run any risks
Of being punished.-Lippincott's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Reckless Chauffeur in Trouble.

Henry l.. Blum a millionaire silk
dyer of Lodi. n. j.. whose automobile
caused horse to run away last May.
resulting in the death of Richard
Henches, has been indicted by grand
jury on the charge of perpetrating a
nuisance. His chauffeur. C. J. John
son. has also been indicted. In charg-
ing the jury Supreme Court Justice
Dixon said that If Blum was driving
LIS machine at an excessive rate of
speed at the time of the accident he
could be indicted for manslaughter
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
ALL TRUE.

Even the pessimist thinks he's al
optimisl
Some mems idea of a friend is q
person they can use.
A liberal education is one that al
ways gives itself away.
Girls are Illogical because they are
too fond OF begging the question.
A yellow dog counts that day lost
when nobody condescends to kick him.
Any man who boasts of having
small feet also has a diminutive brain.
Laugh and the world laughs with
you-unless you laugh at your own
jokes.
Some girls go abroad to complete
their education and some marry at
home.
To the Ills that flesh is heir TO the
average woman adds the Ills she
never has.
A woman can forgive a mans self
love If he also loves another-and she
is the other.
When an old man marries a young
wife it's usually a case of one-sided
love and two-sided folly.
The average man is always anxious
to meet the fool-killer for the purpose
of sending him next door.
Music may be the food of love. but
love also manages to find room for
large quantities of ice cream and
bonbons.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
New Theory in Wine Culture.

A French investigator, Rosenthiel
told the Paris Academy of Sciences a
few days ago that he had satisfied
himself that the bouquet of a we'll
known vintage depends less on the
quality of the grape than the nature OF
the yeast which grows on the latter.
The flavor of some of the most famous
dairy products has been traced to mi
crobes, and such bacteria are now an
article of commerce. Should NJ. Ro-
sensthiers discovery be corroborated,
says the New York Tribune, the inde-
pendent culture of yeasts for the wine
grower may become an important in
dustry.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Works Like a Spring Curtain Roller

WorkS Like a spring curtain hoiier.
with the connection to the main cir
cult through wires leading to posts on
the side of the bracket. These posts
are in direct contact with the plates
on the end of the roller by means OF
the two spring tongues secured to the
end of the bracket The winding de-
vice consists of coiled spring wound
at the end of the upper shaft. which is
geared to the under roller by the
toothed wheel at the right end of the
upper shaft. The winding drum has
the usual dogs and notched collar to
maintain the lamp in any position, and
by throwing the dogs out of action by
centrifugal force the springs will re-
volve the drum and wind up the cord.
The device is preferably inclosed in
a protecting cover. with an opening in
the bottom for the passage of the
cord. thus making neat hanger and
allowing the lamp to he adjusted at
any desired height as easily as win
dow shade may be raised and lowered.
The inventor is Henry ]. Harrison Of
Juneau, Alaska
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Cables Laid by Ferrcts.

An American inventor of infinite re-
sources and sagacity has utilized rats
to lay the telephone cables through
the conduits. Several rats were turned
loose in the conduit with a ferret after
them, to which was attached a cord.
Through 700 feet of the conduit the
merry chase was carried. and the rats
emerged into daylight at the other
end just few feet ahead of the fer
ret, which was probably impeded some
what by the cord.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
He KNEW A SURE THING.
Sporting Man Willing to Take Advans-
aoe of z Cinch.

In the aftermath of convention
stories comes one of a well known
politician whose facility for making
resolutions and breaking them is well
known. gays the New York Mail and
Express. After each lapse into the
drinking habit his remorse is deep and
earnest He fell from grace on the
last day of the convention. but man
aged to retain his faculties to the ex-
tent of finding his way to the depot
in Saratoga, boarding the New York
train. and. crawling into his sleeping
car berth. but without the formality
of taking OF his clothes.
Just before reaching New York he
slowly awoke and surveyed the sit
uation through a cloud of remorse
Slowly the depth of his latest lapse
burst upon him, and as he did so his
horror found vet in expression.
Great Scott" he whispered
hoarsely. -Ill bet dollar l was drunk
last night"
Say. old fellow came the answer
from an upper berth. put ten on that
for me. will you? It's a cinch."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Official Cook Book.

Several thousand copies of an Off
cial cook book for the navy have been
issued by the paymaster-general of the
navy department. The book is bound
in canvas, is entitled General Mess
Manual and Cook Book. United States
Navy" and a copy will be placed on
board every vessel in the service. The
new cook book has a number of rules
that must be kept by the men. The
cook may receive no extra pay and
tips are prohibited. The cook can not
strike or resign. Half of the volume
Is devoted to recipes alone.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
A SYMPTOM,

Excuse me-" said the observant
person who had just listened to a
string of talk by an irate man, but
weren't you once a pillar in the
church," 81 was" said the irate man
in astonishment. but how did you
guess it?" 81 have lived long and
observed closely" said the watchful
citizen, "and never did | meet a man
with your peculiar kind and degree of
proficiency in the use of profanity and
blasphemy who had not at one time
been prominent and Jealous in church
work"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Miss LIVINGSTONE At 1oz.

The cousin of the famous African
explorer, DR.. Livingstone, is still
alive. being 107 years old. Miss Kate
Livingstone has fer many years been
a valued domestic in the family of
Mrs. Fletcher of Finnish, Isle of Null
Scotland, who is now taking every
care of the old lady in her declining
years. Her faculties are fast giving
way. her hearing has completely gone,
ard for a long time her memory has
failed her.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
MUCH NOISE; LITTLE LIGHT.
How Lincoln Regarded Editorial Crit
icism of His Actions.

no" Lincoln hcGoF0co GcANNa'ci S'N
icism of His Actions.
One of the New York city papers
engaged in violent editorial denuncia-
ton of Lincoln the day following the
issuing of the Emancipation Procla-
nation. To learn the Presidents at
titude with rega-d to this castigation,
the representative OF another daily
newspaper called on him Lincoln
gave no direct reply, but told story
OF a traveller who lost his way in a
wilderness. When darkness came. he
was still seeking the right path. Up
came a thunder storm that was sim
ply terrifying. The traveller was glad
for the oc .asional flashes of lightning;
for they served to guide him; but the
thunder became louder and heavier
until he was scared. He at last
dropped on his knees and prayed as
follows:
20 Lord, If It be all one to You.
please give me more light and less
noise,"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
RURAL LITERARY NOTES.

Fame comes to many late in life
Just like that $40 the other fellow
owes you.
Many of our leading authors have
quit the writing business and gone to
work for living.
While splitting rails the other day
our leading poet severely sprained
both his hands, and now he cannot lift
a glass of ''moonshine" to his lips
without assistance.
When an editor strikes a would-be
writer over the head with a literary
club. it frequently happens that liter
ature runs in that mans head ever
after.-Atlanta Constitution.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Advantages Of Wealth.

Reginald Vanderbilt, who failed to
receive his diploma with the Yale
academic class of 1902. has been given
a special private examination in law.
the study in which he was deficient.
A rule Of the university allows a spe-
cial examination to be held in stud
ent's home provided he pays the ex-
penses of an instructor to hold the
same. Several other students who
failed to pass last June have also been
given special examinations.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Twenty-Pound cabbaaes in Cuba.

In Cuba cabbages frequently weigh
as much as twenty pounds. All vege-
tables do well. Radishes may be eat
en- from fourteen to eighteen days af-
ter sowing. while corn. produces three
crops per year. Sweet potatoes are
perpetual. The natives dig up the
tubers. cut them of and plant the old
vines. which produce a new crop in
three months. All sorts of fruit. hor-
ticuitural and greenhouse plants and
bulbous stock are also grown with the
most gratifying success.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
AUTOMOBILE OUTING
SEATTLE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Successful Thousand-MiIe Trip Over
Rough Roads - George carmack
and His Wife Happy After the
Novel Ride.

Novel Ride.
George Carmack. the man who discov-
cred the Klondike in 1886, has just COM
pleted the longest and most difficult
automobile trip on record Carmack,
accompanied by his wife. arrived in San
Francisco the other night from Seattle
safe, sound and happy, and neither they
nor the machine showed any effects of
the long trip other than from exposure
to sun and wind, says the San Francis
co Chronicle.
Not an accident of any kind happened
although the cycle meter showed q run
of 9SSz. miles, and if there was a road
map it would show that the machine
went where Jwo-horse team could
not take a wagon.
Hrs. Carmack is as enthusiastic an
automobilist as is her husband. She
laughs often as she talks of their tour,
and is as technical in her language as
the builder of the machine could be
She knows the machine thoroughly and
says it is not strange that she does. for
they lived in it for month. The trip
was an outing. They carried their own
tent and provisions and ate and camped
along the road wherever fancy took
them They left Seattle on August 81.
but Carmack says they were really
travelling only about twenty days.
They were not out for records, and the
highest daily runs were not more than
sixty-fye miles.
Some of the grades were so heavy"
Carmack said, that the automobile slid
down without the wheels moving. put
on the brake. reversed the lever and
turned the power on so that we simply
had to slide down The machine weighs
ton itself. and we had 200 pounds of
luggage. about 200 pounds of water. 100
pounds of gasoline. and ourselves. SO
you can guess how steep the road was
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
The Ice Supply and the Public Health

In Prof. Sedgwick's recently pub
lished book on sanitary science, he
summarizes the relations OF the ice
supply to the public health somewhat
as follows: While it is true that some
bacteria survive exposure to freezing
temperatures. such conditions. espe-
cially IL prolonged. are highly unfav-
orable to bacterial life. Water tends
to purify itself by freezing, but the
publication is usually incomplete. A
few bacteria may survive even after
long exposure to low temperature.
Hence too much reliance must not be
placed on the publication of water by
freezing. especially If the ice is arti-
ficially made. The practical lesson is
not to mix ice with food or to put it in
drinks. A temperature of between so
degrees and GO degrees Fahrenheit is
sufficiently low to be refreshing, and
to obtain this degree of cooling it is
sufficient to place vessels containing
the food, etc. in ordinary cold stor-
age.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Boast Worth Makino.

Frank Jones. the millionaire brewer
and ex-congressman, who is dead at
Portsmouth, N. H.. entered that town
forty years ago with peddler's pack
of tinware and died the richest man
there. his estate amounting to about
SIS. 100000 1t was always his boast
after he became a brewer that he
never made anything but good. hon
est ale" Mr.. Jones was elected may
or twice and on each occasion gave
his entire salary to charity.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28

field and applied to the stalks as
shown. The compressor for storing
the air needed to run the cutting tool
may be located on the wagon which
transports the cane, or compressed air
tanks can be located at convenient
intervals throughout the field, to
which sufficient hose is attached to
allow considerable play to the cutting
tool. The latter consist of cylinder,
carrying a piston and hook to engage
the stalk as it is cut, with handle
by which to manipulate the imple-
ment.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Adjustable Lamp Hanger.

From far-a way Alaska comes this
Improvement IN the method of adjust
ing the height of electric incandescent
lamps. though it is very doubtful IL
there is much need for it in that ter
ritory. The invention consists of a
spring roller arranged to raise and
lower the lamp very much after the
manner in which the ordinary spring
roller curtain is operated.
AS shown in the illustration, the
cord is wound on the under roller.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Electrically Driven Clock.

In an electrically driven clock. the
combination with the clock train, of
two magnets. one of which is a per-
manent magnet and the other an elec.
tro-magnet, the permanent magnet be-
ing adapted to act first upon the train
through limited movement, and the
electro-magnet adapted to act at the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
GOOD TRACK, GOOD TRAINS,
GOOD TIME

In each of these the New York Cen
trail is not surpassed, as thousands
will attest. Travellers between the
West and the East will find it to their
advantage to use the New York Cen
trail which, in point of time. equip
ment, roadbed, dining car service and
scenic attractions is first among the
railroads of the world
Send one cent stamp to George
H. Daniels, General Passenger Agent,
Grand Central Station, New York, for
copy of the Illustrated Catalogue of
the New York Central's "Four-Track
Series"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28
Electricity in Grape Culture.

A Frankfort journal of recent date
describes experiments made by Mr.. ].
Fuchs, wine producer of Elba, in the
use of electricity in grape culture. He
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28

He-Doesn't 1t seem ridiculous. you
know, to call thing that grows on
land vegetable oyster? She-Not at
all; when you reflect upon the numer-
Gus Holsters that grow on land.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28

The author wrote. He could not be
forced from the battle field" but it
was printed, He could not be forced
from the bottle fIlled"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28

Tom-That horse of Mrs. De Smythe' S
seems to be very fond of her. Jack
Naturally: she's an alfalfa widow.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28

FITS Permanently Cured. Nonts nervousness aftel
FIRST day OF DIR. Kline s Great Nerve Restorer
Send for FREE S2.OO trial bottle and treatise
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28

It's because of their true merit that
so many smokers prefer Baxter's Bull
head scent cigar.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28

Cures Group, sore throat, pulmonary trou-
bles.-Monarch over pain Of any sort. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28

Grandpa-M l.Iie. why do you study
grammar? Willie-So l can laugh when.
people make mistakes. Z
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28

1t IS believed that no animals ever
traverse the region Immediately around
the north pole-not even polecats.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-28

end of such movement to restore the
permanent magnet to the beginning OF
its working position.
Newton Harrison, New York, is the
inventor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
III oLUB DI, Los nxpLofADoREs

rnuier, no mencs imaginartas q la
Que llamais Topacio.
z Ell conde explic6 sucintamen.
lie y sin omttir ningdn hscho i'm !.
portante, las escsnas que hennoa
deScrito.
Sir Arturo escuch6 graveEnente,
dando de tempo en- tiempo algunaa
rnuestrss de aprobaci6n inclinando
Ia cabeza de arriba abajo; despues,
medida que Ell conde expllca ba
las angustias, las candidas coaflan-
ass, 81 absndono 1mprudente de
Hermin1a, una viva satiBfacei6n
parecfa dibuiarse en- su rostfo de
color de ladrillo.
-fAoh s. exclam6 al fn.--Vues-
tro negocio va por buen caTnino J,
querido.
-lLo cre6is asfP
Sin duda. Hay slgo de vardad
On 10 que habeis dicho.
-lAhi SExiste la tai Topacios
-Si, por cierto, pues ella ss Ia
Que escribi0.
-1Y Sc llama T1paciof
No; pero ESQ importa POGO.
-Oonformes. Sin embargo. debo
auponer que es menos peligrosa d q
lo que he dado q entender en- ell
retrsto que hice de ella.
-OI equivocais: os quedasteis
rnuy por baio de Ia realidad.
I'll conde Sc estremeci0.
-lPues entoucas es una aecion
abominable la que hacemosi
El ingles Sc echo reir y dtrigi6
i'll sefIor de Chateau MaillY una
nirada fla, apagada, propia sola-
Inente de los hjjos del otro ladc
lie la Mancha.
-Os chance&is, -dijo fTfamente.
Me chancso tan POGO, - replied
sl conde, que empieEo o arrspen- I.
tirme de haber cerrado semelante
trat0.
-SQuer6is romperloP
-ICaspital murmuro el senoi
de Chateau Mailly.-Quiero hacei
todos mis- esfnerIoa para capssrme
In simpatia de una mu1er 1csen J
encantadora, y cuyo maridc 20 co.'
npEcoi pere no 4alsFo sAyaFms
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

qua 90 eolod usn nj feents de In administraei6n
pdblies para 10 Goniuraei6n del paigro.
Eeonomias en- el presupusstoI fntslig ancia
y setividad en los llamadOs o fntervsniR en- I'm
eosa p66IfcR " c0ntsibufr todos que haya una
distribution honssta an sl ranio de sributaci6n
general, he 4hi, en- afntssisi los qus mas inta-
resA en- vissa dc los cirenstansias RnogmRleR
que nos Yodean.
7 asoa homhFss de S&isr y de patriotismo
Abnndan en- nuastra eolect'vidad do Horovir.
EseojamosIoa con taetos exquisitos y qua
vayan Q ocupaP como ciudadanos dignos, oil
puasto de honor designado por In voluntad H.
tSsrima de los eisetoras
En- cuanto d INF, sstuvs sstars sismprs
nj lado de vosotrns, hoy mas que nunca. cue
&rrecian los paligros, defandisndo con mi aeos.
tumbrada snsrgfs, los dsraehos libsPfadss
de nuestra tierra, que han hundido an eli opro-
bio sns hiios aapnrsos.
Nj 6aqueo, n1 me entibio, nj nada me ARE.
dra. Buseadme, en- 10 ardoroso de la iuehs
Alif donda MAS se manifesto clip eligro.
Para concluiF, qusridos eorraljR! R!onarioa,
solo me resta acansejaros que haya diseiplins,
que hAya uni6a, que haya coDfratsrnidad,
Y que 90 gpfs m solo pansarienfo, una sola
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
Gran meeting on eI
barrio de sBorinQuen..

AL rsdsdor de nail personals congregsronsl
en- 10 tArde del domingo en- los llanos del barrfl
dc sB1rflquen,D con objeto dc celebrar o.
SmestlDga que aStRhR 8nuneiado.
A las dos en- puato Sc anRrbolsron las ban
derRE nAcional, pusrtorEiquefa " I'm que oateni
10 10 iuSignia de nueStro pArtido, siendo ssluI
dAdAa por Ia orquesta que amenxaba ell Actos
con ell himno de Puerto Rico.
InGUgur6 el actc ell venerable don Nodes
30 SolA, presidents del Comit6, sRiudsndo . Id
eoneurreneia prssentAndo los Que Is acomF
pRhahAn en- conis1oa del Cuerpo directive
local, GIf como los oradores qas habfan da
haeer uso de In palabra. Para todos tuvo fra
He8 da sincere cATif0.
SFguidamente sI iovsn don Arionio Torres
oenp6 10 ariouna, pronuneiando IN patri6tisd
dlGcurEo Hero de verdadas v de rs. Tuvo mo!
mentoH tAn fsllcas en- an perorAciG1, que nG
ersfAmoa era nm tovsp oil que hablhbs, Sfno nm
homhFs de edAd provscta curiido en- las lu-
chRG polftieAs.
El obrsro don Alfonso Torres hIso una boz
Dita oraei6n, defendiendo la muisr puerto
rlqusiA de log &tAques que ls hicieran en horR
mAlhAdAdA Mr.. Hunt Tomas CarHi6n; ana.
ThdG, porous les Eeconoeia talsnto q los iniu
FlIdoFsa, que 10 exiRAf1bR sobre TODD en-
Osrri6n, por ser hiio dc ests suslo.
EI Iehar don Ramon Hoyos Dslgado fue
bFsvs concise sn6rgico.
El jovsn PrkxsdsI Santiago Alfonso, que
sI eISi M nfo, prom unei6 un disenrso patri6'
Iieo, rsvslRndo grAndss sSper&nzAs para al
poKvsniY.
Los obrsroI don JeEe Figueroa, don Juan
CaHmso RodrfgusI = d3n jose Oc&iio Hidalgo,
hieisron tamblen bonitos diBcursos.
81 ss1or Juan vllIariny, cumpli6 IA CO.
meiido como SserstArio del OomitG, hacienda
Ia propaganda para lat pr6xima lueha electo-
raj sxplicRndo de mAnsrs Eencilla y clara los
prscsptos de In ley para ser insGritos come
slectoreB. Two moInentos de vehsmencia
pstri6teA y fGe iustaraents aplauddo.
Cerr6 ell &cto con brochs de orp, como ss-
be hAesrlo, oil Altivo er6rgico don Carlos del
Toro FsrnGndez, qua fue SaIudsdo con una
AtEouadoFa sRva dg Aplausos. EIte querido l
amigo, con la masstrfa CUE aeoatumbra, hizo 4
ma preeiosR orAei6u, comenERndo por enslte- I
eeE Las dAmRs puertoTriqu fiRs que tenfsn allf I
una bells y dignfaimR REPRESENTATION, mas
tArds TOGO CON fnR discretion gAlannra dc
sEtilo, dIVsFsoB puntos que no non tde dable
reeoier en- Gl momento para darlos conocer
Al pGblc0.
Rsin6 gran entuIiasmo dentro del mayor
1Fdsn, y qusd&moS convsneidos quo en- sl ba.
rrio de GB orinquen,D qae es el barrio de In fa.
nIliA Sol6, no hay mas que tsderRles dIgnos, i
sntusiaStAs y pAtFiotRst
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
A mis- COrreIigionarios
DE MOrOvfs

Varies amigos eSban empc1sdos IA que 70
accepts un cargo, bien sea oil de JueT Munici.
pal & otFo iInportAnte sn las proximAs alaeeio.
nes de NoVismbre; pero 10 que he dicho on
pri7Rdo 10 Rspito shor& publicamente por ma.
do de sstas IfneRs, para que llegue conoci.
mlento del cuerpo electoral.
MI gaIud, &fsetAda hond&mente, me impi-
ds en- absolute AcsptaP eargoG p1blicos de aea
nAturkIsSA, xn< Ime sf be de ser Lei las pres.
cripeiones de fAeultRtivos compstsntes.
Yc ARrAdeEeo en- al alma eGGs vlvAs demos.
traclonss de dtfsPsneia en- estos momentos en-
oue In legion de pAtrIotas Sc Aprssta o 10 Iueha
dshisndo ehdA uno ocupAr oil pueBto que nj
AERr 10 eorTesponde.
NusStro pueblo hondamsnts parturbAdo
por In situSci6n scon6nico, qua tIsne parAli-
EsdKs todRs Iau aetividadss del pals, amena-
Eapdo a eAer sn nm immense sbismcl rsquiers
au sltoa MON sntos hiSt6rieoS grandss eafdar-
eos EbnegscloneS snpremAS por pArte de ios