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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
BUL LGARIA DESIRES
INTERVENTION AT ONCE.

Sofia Bulgaria. Sept. 9.-Some appre-
kension having apparently been created
owing to a misunderstanding regarding
the precise meaning OF Bulgaria's last
note to the Powers, explanations have
been given TO some diplomatic agents
here that the memorandum Was not In
tended as an ultiuiatum. but was rather
in the nature Of an appeal for the inter
vention of the great Powers before that
intervention should be too late
The Bulgarian Ministry, it3was stated.
was determined to maintain its attitude
Of neutrality up 10 the last moment, but
it feels the iTpcssihility of standing by
indefinitely while the Turks exterminated
the Bulgarian element in Macedonia
The Governments position is rendered
increasingly difficult by the attitude of the
Macedonian population in Bulgaria. which,
vigorously backed up by the Revolution
ing TO force the Governments hand and
provoke hostilities with Turkey
A special dispatch from the Monastery
OF Ria. Bulgaria. says the condition OF
the Turkish garrison OF Meinik. sixty-five
miles northeast OF Salonica. is believed to
be extremely critical 1t is besieged by
DdNQs OF lnSurScIIS, unQeT the leaOeTSnip
of Yankon. Stoyanoff, Darvinghof and
ZografoR. all Of whom were formerly Bull
garian officers
The insurgents number 1,5o0, while the
garrison is believed to consist OF only one
battalion.
Meinik Is a very important strategic
point in the mountains. commanding the
road between Demirhassar and Razlog
The Turks have withdrawn nearly all
their forces from the districts of Dausou-
nlaia and Raziog TO send them TO the re-
lief Of Melnik- As consequence unusual
tranquility prevails throughout the DIS
trict Of Razlog- where the authorities.
lacking the support of the troops, have
ceased their policy of persecution. and
the Beys are even furnishing bands with
food The Turkish population IS described
as being in state OF great cousterna-
ton.
a company of Turkish soldiers ard
Bashi- Bszoul1s recently found the hiding
place of. q hundred families of refugees
from the villages Of Duperf ard Hchla
near Resen- They captured the marty.
violated the women and committed other
atrocities. The united bands OF Monas-
sie6 and Nichailof have had an encounter
with the troops neaS Demirh-Kapu sixty
two miles northwes OF SaIonlca. The
Turks had many killed, including fwo
officers
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
LAe1ss j. EIaHER
Louis boys who ssrP in the


An effort is being made by the parents
OF St. Louis and Missouri boys who are
serving in the United States Navy TO Sc
cure their presence in St Louis during the
Worlds Fair period as part OF the bat
talon 10 he detailed here by the Navy
Department.
The movement was begun by Mr.
Thomas Fisher OF No. 1ll6 North jefferson
avenue. who las a son serving on the
L. S. s. Montgomery.
Fisher conceived the idea several months
ago and has recently issued a call for the
parents OF the Missouri jackies to sign a
petition to that effect
The first signature. that OF Fisher. was
affixed yesterday morning Before night
more than thirty names had been secured,
and Fisher is confident that the document
will carry nearly 100 names when it Is
sent to the Secretary of the Navy.
In order that the petition may receive
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
TOWN IS WITHOUT A NAME.
New Settlement Located in VIII
hanson County, Illinois.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
CarbondaIe. Ill, Sept. "A new town.
closely identified with the Gould interest
of railroads. which are rapidly being
pushed in all directions throughout the
Southern Illinois coal belt, Is being built
in the northwestern corner OF Williamson
County
ALREADY forty houses are under con-
structfoi. one coal shaft already sunk, an
other under contract and a third Is to go
TIE rev town. as yset unnamed. VIII
be one of the most modern coal plants in
the section. 1t has one railroad already
building, while branch viii extend to
Eerrin-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
:SrEysN BURNS:

lore favorable consideration from the
executive head of the Navy Department
Fisher has decided to request David R.
Francis. President Of the Exposition Com
pany. to write letter TO the Secretary
indorsing the proposition
The petition requests the Secretary OF
the Navy TO arrange for the men TO be
assigned to the Worlds Fair detail. as it
would be a matter Of great satisfaction to
the narents and friends of the young men.
1t Is also pointed out that It would he
the means OF instilling patriotism in the
hearts of the sailor laddies and would
doubtless influence more enlistments In
the navy from this part OF the country.
Fishers son, James J. Fisher. is not yet
n years old He enlisted more than two
years ago and still has two years to
serve. He has rapidly advanced in rating
from that OF apprentice. and now wears
the insignia OF coxswain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
HIT FOR @THE SLEEPY KING. !.
Musical Comedy Makes Its Debut
at Minneapolis.

Minneapolis. Minn., Sept. 2o.-To-night
at the METROPOLITAN opera-house Messrs.
Scott and Ferris presented for the first
time their musical comedy. THE Sleepy
King" The production scored a pro-
nounced hit
The book is by George V. Hobart. the
well-known newspaper man. The IbrettO
is by Giovanni Conterno. The company OF
eighty people Is headed by Walter Jones
and Rose Mary Glosz.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Grand Circuit to Resume.

Columbus. o.. Sept 0.-The Grand Cir
cult meeting viii be resumed here to-
morrow, after a weeks intermission- More
than za9 horses are entere1. the largest
collection at any Grand Circuit meeItng
here All the stables have been filled and
Il has been found necessary TO erect tents
to shelter the overflow of horses Major
DeIInar viii not go against his record here.
as announced. because OF objections from
the management Of the Empire City
track, which had previous eo1S<aet
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
WHIPPED HUSBANDS ENEMY.
Woman Interfered in Quarrel of
Two Citizens of Neosho.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Neosho. Mo-. Sept 2a-Bad blood has ex-
listed for some time between Thomas
Cloud and John Rogers. proprietors OF
foundry here This afternoon while
Rogers and wife were out driving. they
met Cloud in the street He seized the
horses by the bits and stopped them
Mrs. Rogers sprang from the buggy
with the whip and whipped Cloud TIL he
let the team go. others intsrftred and
the treHete Nss stopped
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Wall Street, After Much Adverse
Trading, OTercomes Effects
Wrought by Steel.
uoUIDAHoNS APE RESUMED.
Promise of Secretary Shaw TO Ex.
tend Aid in Movement of
Crops Relief Not
Greatly Needed.
REPUBLIC sPpc1AL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Sept. avail street had
much Of an adverse nature to contend
with during the week. and in consequence
It Is not surprising that the interval should
have witnessed the resumption of q clear
ly-deaned liquidation movement.
At the outset opinions were divided as
TO the character OF the trading. To the
majority of observers the selling move
1nent appeared to be Of professional na-
ture. engineered By traders, who. having
wearied OF apathetic conditions, and real
izins the hopelessness of working up en-
thusiasm in z market from which the
10 work reactions.
Possibly Wall street would have con-
tinued to hold this view until the last had
not the reports of semidemoralized condi-
uons in Pfttsburg, the home OF the iron
and steel industry, the seat. also. Of very
extensive local promotions and extraya-
CANT speculation in the past. served to
explain some important part OF the mys-
tefious enforced selling Of United States
steel common stock.
1t makes very little dirersuce whether
the decline in United States Steel stocks
uncovered the sore spot in Pittsburg. or
whether the weakness arising from some
other cause necessftated the selling of
steel shares, and forced their depression
in New York whichever way it is put.
the influencing factor is the same; capi-
tai has been tied up in promotions and
speculations. and the credit OF some In
diyiduals or corporations was strained.
Stocks may have been thrown out of
banks, a. Is estimated, or individuals have
hold OF their own position. but in either
event 1t Is to provide funds and ease
ouieting Development Of the week was the
continued depression OF the common stock
OF the United States Steel Corporation.
DECLINE NOT EXPECTED.
Confidence. already disturbed by other
Developments, was disturbed the more by
the inability Of the public. to explain by
any known developments the reason for
the increasing decline and the low price
of 81 share TO which the Issue was
depressed
, That the boom In the iron trade has
come to an end is admitted by such au-
thorities As Mr.. Swank of tie American
Iron and Steel Association. That the trade
has been affected by rumors of strikes in
the building trade, the higher cost of Ia
Dor and material and the Ike is also now
generally acknowledged. as f. also the
fact that orders for finished product are
not as iIberelly placed As a year ago.
on the other hand however. the Iron
Age maintains that the large production
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
DYING FROM STAB WOUND
Tom Purcell Found in Street at
Dallas, Tex.
REPrRLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex. Sept "a white man
about % years old was stabbed over the
heart at Jackson and jefferson streets
about daylight this morning. and later
died at the City Hospital
My name is Tom Purcell: I'm a rail-
road man." were his last words
Up to a late hour tonight he has not
been identified. although many railroad
men have viewed the body
Two negro women have been locked up
on suspicion The police claim 70 have
strong evidence against them. but they
claim they are innocent.
The body Is to be held at the u1orxue
until Tuesday In hopes that it may be
identified
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
JAMES M'coRD is STRICKEN.
Aged st. Joseph Merchant
Thought to Be Diving.

St. Joseph. No.. Sept 0.-Janles Nc
Cord. principal owner of several whole
sale grocery houses in Western cities and
the head OF other business enterprises, Is
believed to be seriously I'll tonight from
the effects Of the rupture Of a blood ves-
sci. which occurred to-day while he was
out driving.
He is 7S years old and has been a resi-
dent Of St Joseph for half a century.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

Arrested for Army Desertfon. e
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind. Sept 0-Crov Win
sette. who deserted. 1t is alleged, from
jefferson Barracks was arrested here to-
SAYS he grew tired Of army life.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Boy Accidentally KIN. sister.

staunton, H.. Sept. 2o.-John Jurtck.
aged Il. accidentally shot and killed his
sister. Edith. aged c. at their home two
miles north of here to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

First Church-Nunnber OF members. "a: num-
her OF additions. 80: number OF additions dur-
ing two y-arz poStorzte OF retiring pastor.
more than 20; the church has raised during the
year 1850. and In now CIT CT debt: repairs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-14
AprOVsGhad lOdaS las hOraS ]
tOdOS los HlDatOs do Ia vida
(Por Margaret stowe)

Nos equiVocamos disipando ell ITEM
po de hoy hacienda proyectos para
mahana.
Frecuentemente perdemOs OpoFtunl-
dades & causa de este habito. Esta-
mos tan abstraid0s que no VenaOs 10
que SO pudiera hacer en- egta bora.
Hoy podemos ser resueltos, fuertes;
y usando cada minute para avanzar,
quiza sin darnos cnenta. prepararfa-
mos nuestro porvenir.
Tn sabio consejero dice: &En hoy
esta, seg6n Sc me alcanza. ls oportu-
nidad y Ia ocasi6n de nuestras vidas.
De To que hagamos 8 digamos hoy.
puede dependeg el exito y la perfec-
ci6n de toda nuestra vida.
SIS para nosotros un deber empiear
cada momento de hoy como 81 nuestra
eternidad dependiera de estas palabras
hechas.S
Hay siempre algo que usted puede
pensar. decir 8 hacer y one ser& de va
lor & alguno & alGunos.
70 conpadezco sinceramente & Ia
persons que cree no taene NADIA que
hacer. El pensar que la vida est4 des-
tituida de todo motive 8 necesidad pa
ra lR actividad debe ser la congoja
mas ins0portabIe un ser racional.
No adquieras el habito de Ia pereza.
HaQa un esfuerzo para Ell complete
aprovechamiento de cada hora del dfa.
Las personas que temen 6 esfuerzos
mentales ffsicos son las que GUSTAV
de excusar sus faltas y oe dicen que
nacieron con mala suerte y 90 hacen ls
idea de que ell mundo esta en- So con-
ira sin ninguna cnlpa de su parte.
Tales personas recuerdsn al hombre
que lego 4 declarar que 81 hubiese si-
do sombrerero, las gentes hubieran ma
cido sin cabezas.
La generalidad de nueskros semejan-
tes que constantemente Sc lamentan de
su suerte, pagan las consecuenciss de
su abandono, mala conducta. 8 pObre-
"a de Amino.
Cultivad La atenei6n, la actiyided y
ell esfuerzo; estas tres cualidades le en-
sefIaran & tener cuidado de las horas.
Estas pueden aparecer asuntOs de
POGO interes Y son de esencial impor-
tancia & Ia felicidad. al bienestar y &
la utilidad.
Son cosas pe0uefias, pero Ia vidR hu-
mana est6 formada do bagatelas. Ca
da ser humane tiene deberes que cum
plir y para este tiene necesidad de cuI-
tiyar su capacidad.
Nuncs trates de evadir tu obra nj
defraudarla sobre todo nunca desfa-
lIezcas en- ellis. Tant0 como vivamos
tenemos que trabaiar. Nunca sere-
mos muy vieios nj demasiado debiles
para clio.
No sabemoa donde terminara Ia in
fuencia de hoy. Nuestro ndodo de vi
vir agrandara nuestros pensamientos.
Cada nafIana nos leyantamos con una
nneVa suerte. Tenga cuidadO de que
en- las horas del nuevo dia no abando-
nes s desprecies ninguna oportunidal.
81 al t6rmino del dis YES que has 81
do fnerte. bondadoso, agradeeido. dtil
y considerable de todos. puedes des-
cansar satisfecho.
(Tgaducido por Isolina del Toro.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-14
CHINAS EN- new YORK

Novbre. 6-Las naranjas de Jamai-
ca estan Hegando en- grandes cantida-
des. Los precios de esta fruta han su-
frido una rebaja de so centayos 81 ell
barril.
Muy pocas son las naranjas que SO
reciben de Mexico en- esta plaza.
Las partidas de naranjas de Florida
Sc van recibiendo con mas frecuencia.
Ell precio es de SO. .25 & 50. % Ia GAIA.
Los precios de las chinas de Puerto
Rico han sufrido una rebaja insignifi-
cante esta semana en- las classes media
mas 6 inferiores. Existe una buena
demanda por chinas bien maduras.
Hay actualmente en- todo ell mercadO
un exceso de naranjas verdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-14
Don F. ParacchInI, de Ia raz6n
social IF. ParacchlnI ! &C. !"
IIsg6 aver do los Estad0s
UnldOs.
Recibio muY halagueTias impre-
stones acerca de los nuevos cul-
tivos aqui iniciados.

Aver estrechamos la mano de nues-
tro distlnguido amigo, don Francisco
Paracchini, del comercio de Ponce, So
clio de Ia respectable casa importadora
ST. Parachini y C.S.
Departures algdn tempo con eli se-
nor Paracchini. v este nos manifesto
entire otras cosas, que, por el cambio
de impresiones tenido por 81 con CO.
merciantes 6 industriales de los Esta-
dos Unidos considerable de gran por-
venir los nueVos cuItiyos que on ell
pals Sc inician.
Sobre todo nos dijo que 81 tiene gran
fe en- los Inmediatos y seguros prove
chos de Ia SSanseveria.S >
A este respecto sucedi6 que Ia casa
<Golumbia Cordaje G : , habiendo te-
nido Ocasi6n de yer unas rnnegkras de
fibras del indicado texsil, que por cu~
riosidad llev6ra el selior Paracchini, Ii
indicada casa dij0 que ella necesitarfa
varios quintales de Ia fbra.
Manifesto eptonces nuestro amigo,
que por ahOra era impossible serVir tan
alto pedido, puasto que al cultivo de-
Ia plants en- Puerto Rico estaba en- su
iniciaci6n; mas que le aseguraba que
pronto podrfa servirle por 10 menos Is
mitad del pedido.
Es asf. pues, que h CoIumbia Cor
daje Co, considera que Ia s0AseUea.sG
puede tenor diversos aplicaciones I'M
dustriales y sustiGuir con grandes ven
tajas Al henequGn Okraa plantas.
Imp6lsasa al indicAdo euifivo, ade-
lanbe.
pas4a~av,.ra 4 s.sv..ss,..,s 1. = *s3.,., ~.
amigo don Francise0 Paranchini, oil
mas afecbnogo lndo bien
yenida,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-14

ara d

So cnIsiva Ga Puerto Ric0 ansaaE-
tnente 0iversiaad De frutos
canpas cthrense d8 verGoEs herlGx0
sekndose bai0 Ii inuancia sla este clf-
naa siempre benigno
Asl. puea. falta solo que naaastros
product0s alcancan tcda Ii prot citn
possible. = asa con]unei6n da ane afaa.
30 enenantre ohstaonloa en la indisa~
rencia del qobiarno en III t0rpeza de
los g0berna1tes.
No puede deoirse d eia los rn0Tnerltoss
prolong gadfsinaOs por ciert0. de eatre~
checes u angussia& Ell une poco naeAa
IA Ia AGcanzad0 daa p0dar pfibAien
nneatr0 pueblo ha parmanecid0 SOLD
en la prOtesta. n6. E0niand0 en sus
propias fuerzas, las lnchado p0r do pc
recer en eI cfrcuIc de hierno que una
anOrTlal sikuaci6n creara sn IN isIa.
ia abb que. de M lado defandiando
sus dereChoss que aigunos puertorri-
uuefos llaman naatsica celestial u as
otrO agit&ndosa en Ia iniciatiVa u 81 es-
fuerz0, TENDS nuestro pueblo Z ensan-
char Ii esfera de les industries rsgio-
males, ensanchando desde Ineeo Ia de
III Agriculture v del Concrete.
El aigOd6n. las naranjas, el tabac0,
h sanse0eria industries son que SO ira
ta de inpulsar tvigorosamente Que,
& no dudarlo, han de dar & la patria
perdurable bienestar, 81 como antes
decimos, esos esfuer2os, esas energIas,
no encuentran obst6culos en- t0rpes
medidas de gobierno 8 en- interesadas
miras polfticas de ocultos extralos
movies.
Es menester, sinembargo, por enci-
ma de todo, seguir adelante
RI infortunio de nuestra TERRA sea
acaso por ottos labrado en- ssviolaci6n
entonces de saGradOs derechos; pero
NO 10 esea janis por los que aquf be-
mos nacido.
De tal suerte, ese es ell caminol La
actividad siempre, el cuISO inYariabIe
al trabajo, la predilecci6n por las ener-
gfas encaminadas rectamente fines de
felicidad para Ia patria en que naei-
mos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-14
El pstE0IeO no GS un substitute
DEL aCsIte do hIgad0 do ba-
GaIaO.

Durante la presente escases de acei-
te de higado de bscalao, algunos in
dustriales han hecho grRndes esfuerzos
para popularizar en- provecho propio
el uso del petr6leo 8 para fina como
substantial alimenticia.
Bastante ridfculo es en- verdad. Dor
no califcarIo de otro modo. el asegu-
rar que ell petr0le0 puede substituir al
aceite de hfgado de bacalao.
La gran reputaci6n de quo goza ell
aceite de hfgado de bacalao es debida 4
sus grandes propiedades nutritivas 8
slimenticias. En- verdad, el aceite de
hfgado de bacalao no solamenta es un
ahmento, sin6 que es ell meior alimen-
TO que SO conoce en- Medicina aim
no Sc ha podido encOntrar en- la natu-
raleza otro alimento igusl, anunciar
ell petr6leo como un substitute del acei-
te de- higado de bacalao, es aTribuir al
petr6leo parafna propiedades que no
tiene. El petr6leo carece de la pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento. es
decir, La de ser asimilable. Ell petr6-
leo 8 paratina no solamente no es una
suhstancia asimilable, sin0 que GUAM
do Sc toma interiormente es expelido
en- su totalidad por las evacuaciones
intestinales, causando indigestion, irri-
taci6n del est6mago de los intestinos,
intermediates del higado del pam
creGs y con frecueucia diarrea olsen
terra.
La presente escases del aceite de hf-
gado de bacalao es un case excepcio-
nal que no durar& mucho tempo, pero
que ha demostrado va Ia gran demanda
que constantemente hay en- ell mundo
pOr este producto alimenticio. Miles
de personas, jovenes y ancianos, usan
continuamente este aceite Y su salud y
su vida depeude de 81.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS la mayor parte
del aceite de bacalao que Sc consume
en- ell mundo es administrado bajo La
forma de SEmulsi6n de Scots prepa-
rada por los Sres. Scott & Bovine.
Qufmicos de Nueva York, quienes de-
bido sus muchos amos de experien-
cia en- la materia, vieron venir la es-
cases con muchos meses de anticipa-
ci6n hicieron grandes acopios del
aceite, aunque para clio tuvieron que
pagar precios enormes. ESQ no obs
tante, ell precio corriente al detaIle de
la Emulsion de Scott no ha sido alte-
RADIO Y puede obtenerse en- las boticas
y droguerfas al mismo precio de STEM
pre-.
FL Petr6leo 6 Parafna puede ser
bueno para lubricar maquinas & otros
usos industriales pero Ia Emulsion de
Scott es la tlnica buena para ell cuerpo
humane.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-14
Professor particular

A m6dieos preoios anssnara Aritmetica
Pr&ctica Mercantil Teneduria de Libros,
Gram6tica Castellana, Geograffa Universal
etc el Professor Graduado don Manuel Cor
bea Guzman Direction. Fortaleza ~ altos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-14
HOMBRES DEBILES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO YlGOR .
"A DEAORA ES PELIGR0SA.

anrees aus 81 Creador na ordenado que desRrSs
ds Ia sanRre el duidO vital seminal sea la SUD
stAncia mas preciosa en- sl cueFpo del h0mprel
algunR perdida cuntrnnatural dc el productra
Hiempre reaultado8 deBAstrOeoS.
MuehOa hombree han muert0 de enkeFmedanee
corrfeutea tales como las dol coTazon, del hgaQ0s
de los rifoneA enfermedades pulnonares, ets,S
Dor hAber pernitido @u vttalidad gaatarSe, ex-
uoniendoAe asi ser Mctles yictmaa de esta4
enFsrynededes cuando algunaa caias do nuestras
mpdicinhA, tomadnG tempo. habrtAn impeoldo
estAs dsbilltantes pArdlans, ash PERSEVERANCE, su
vttRiidsd para rsSleur lo8 AtAQuo@ 90 SsSS ps1A-
grosas Intermediates.
Muehoa hOmbFoa han usgado lentas pero aegurs'
nsnts, a un estado de demenoiR incnranle cAnea
ds estAs perdidRs, ain sAber ls verdadera cAuHA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-14
LIRlPELL

or Ii calls Na4va de ii Marina.
gas aba nQuilaulente no ciudadano
de ngssk 81 qns seg6n nos dicen lua
medic ets3pos paro tranQuIs0.
SIS b atrmves6 an gnardlas aintlen-
desc tan auboridad qua Ie di6 tal en-
peIi6n que 10 derxib6 al suelo. Goa
Ia p0bre humiIdad caracteristica en-
nuessra genta. = De a eual 50 abusa,
le Ievan16 Con Ii naayor gr0serfa, con-
dnci6ndOIo en- eata forma hasta ei
cuartsl
b eu&ntos continentales veEnos ca
da ratio ataJasad0 pGs'0s por estas ca
lies, ain que hays gusrdia que Sc atre-
va 4 dennnciarIo por alterar IA pds pd-
blica.
Estos guardias vaIientes cuando SO
sientan de NAL hLmor. deben desaho-
gar sus iras con gente fuerte Y no con
pobres paisanos que Sc marean con So
propi0 bien estar.
Meiores fOrmas. y mas correctos.
No abuseis.
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son ESTOS SUS SlNTOMAS 2

Predflscsi6n al nnaniamo eu1astoneR de dta do
DSens dsTrAsS Ss 5s4o y opaesso ss Il sntresneT IDEAS
faseivaa; granos, contrAocAono9 de los mEsouloS
(que son precurBOres dc II EphepsiaG pensa-
tendsn Gas dormitar dormiT, ssnsaol6n de en-
brutsoimieuto, perdida de lA yoluntsdy fAlta de
1ooFes en- IA pieTnaa en- los mnaculos, Hensaci6n
do triBteza = dc salientos tnquietud, fslta Dc
S1tsS Snts "a vista, debiidsd dsspu6s del aof
Ss Sn7 1 ~ sIis ruido 6do q oa odos,
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