davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

| $235o-A very nice new house Of 6 rooms and
bath just being built In South Berke-
ley on lot 35x103, situated the north
side of the street and very conveniently
close to the local train service to San
Francisco and the electric service to
Oakland this is an exceptionally good
bargain and offers the chance TO secure
a home in a splendid locality for very
little money; terms be had II de-
! sired.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

S55oo-Cost S750o; elegant O. room house; nne
surroundings: furnace; stable; lot 75x125
must be sold
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

S60OO-62x120; Ell Dorado ave.; corner; recep-
tion hall and room, living room, dining
room. library and kitchen first floor
bedrooms second floor; large light
basement and servants room
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15
ABOUT The STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
There is a sentiment in favor Of holding
the state fair in MiddIebury in 1904.
Middlebury college will be opened for
the l08rd fall term Wednesday, September
23.
The Vermont State Teachers Ass0cia-
ton viii be held at st. Johnsbury Octo-
Der 29.31.
A. ] Croft of Enosburg Falls, has gone
to Ottawa, Ont. where he is TO act as
Judge in the exhibit Of maple sugar and
dairy products at the Ottawa exposition.
c. II. Robb, assistant encouragement
for the post-otfice department, who has
taken an important part in the post office
investigation at Washington, passed last
week at his home in Bellows Falls.
John d. Mahar Of Fair Haven, injured
together with Daniel Reagan in the Pei
key quarry last Friday afternoon, died
| Saturday morning Of his injuries Both
men fell from the mast over the quarry
Reagan a distance Of 40 feet, and Mahal
about so feet
Mrs Hetty II. K. Green has closed heI
summer home at Bellows Falls for this
season Mrs Green has been there only
i a small part Of the summer, but her daugh
ter Sylvia, has been there most of tht
time since early ia June. Both are now
at Newport, r /, l., and at the close Of thu
season will 90 to their New York home.
The Bellows Pals village schools opened
last week with about 80 more pupils thar
were enrolled at the opening OF the schoo
last year The high school has 135 stu
dents. In several OF the grades there wer'
more pupils than the schools would ac
commodate, and one or two schools have
been established to accommodate the in
lerease.
News has been received announcing tn
capture IN Mechauicsville, N. X, Of viii
liam Shaw, one Of the party arrested il
Bennington ten years ago last month TO
arson and afterward indicted by the grant
jury. Shaw with one other Of the gan
broke Jail and nothing has been heard Q
him until now In row Thursday nigh
be shot man for which he was arrested
and Friday he was recognized by Dep
Iuty Sheriff Nash, who was in the cour
room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

ut is better to substitute dried beef rs
cast beef than % substitute homemad
ats for custom made millinery Nine
lillian Bird1
Mother has q walking hat
That surely Is a dream;
Ostrich plumes are on the top,
Silver buckles CLEAN
Father grumbled at the cost,
Says he's out Of cash.
Mother only sweetly smiled:
Murmured. Have some hash.
Sister Lucy's shapely head
lis more than passing fair.
Something labeled. Paris made"
Proudly resting there;
Something that's entirely new;
Sister saw II FIRST.
That Is why the family
Dimes on wlenerwurst.
Sister Fanny bought q hat
Bor the matinee;
Lots Of ribbon lace and straw
Make it pretty CAV.
Sister Fanny milliner
Simply wouldn't trust
Now we have no breakfast rolls;
All we get Is crust
Father has a panama
That he got last year;
Brother Bilis old yachting cap
Hangs upon his ear;
Father says the winter styles
FIJI his heart with doubt:
IL ne gets a hat he must
Work the free lunch route.
Chicago Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

1t was a sorrowful face that Designer
Fife Of the Shamrock III turned towards
home last week, but even IN defeat be has
the satisfaction Of knowing that he has
done the best he is capable Of, which was
good but not good enough to equal the won
derful skill Of the Herreshoffs. While the
designer OF the challenging yacht returns
to his home, the boats captain, Wringe,
has decided to remain in the United
States, and, according to his announce
ment, TO become an American citizen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

IL IL be found that he is polygamist
We ask that be be expelled from the SEN
ate, as vioIator Of the laws Of his own
state petitions the National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union concerning
Senator Reed Smoot, senator from Utah.
If he has more than one wife at his fire
side smo0t ought to know that he has
enough business on hand to look after
them, let alone representing his state in
lhe United States Senate. The women Of
the w. @. T. IT. know that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

"Wild animals was the classiilca-
ton under which a bushel Of snails,
imported from Italy by a Louisville
Ky.) fruit dealer, had to pay duty in
the custom house there, says the New
York Times, The snails came with a
big shipment Of lemons and were Ia a
closed bucket When the customs Of
ficials found they were intended for
the louisville Dealers table they con-
Guided that duty was necessary, but
they were at loss under what head 10
put them The customs rules makes
no mention OF snails as food. orna
ments, pets or for breeding purposes,
SO the officials tried snakes without
any success. The Louisville man said
be was willing to pay duty on them as
wild animals, So the customs officials
let them 40 at that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15
conI ror war.

England, Russia and Turkey have
lately been laying in enormous stores
Of coal The British admiralty has
asked for sealed bids for 100000 tons
Of best steam coal TO be put at various
depots. particularly Gibraltar and Nal
ia. Russia has ordered nearly the
same amount and Turkey has entered
the field as an extra large purchaser
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

The 80 largest postotlces in the country
showed ret increase Of more than nine
per cent in postal receipts for August this
year over the same month last year. Let
ter writing is still popular, aud most folks
are not like William Gillette, the actor,
whose practice itoften is to telegraph a
long letter when the same could be sent as
well by post, only with little more time
For ordinary purposes Uncle SAINTS deliv-
cry remains the popular means
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

The Vermont rife team did not bring
back any prizes from the national shoot at
Sea Grit N j., but they must have pick
ed up some valuable experience during
their stay. And after all, experience
counts more i'd the long rua than prizes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

Another eentenarian-thi time at Ho-
boken, \. J.-who has not led an abstem-
ious life although he did eschew tobacco
twenty years ago, stiil alive aud able 70
participate quite spiritedly in the celebra-
ton Of the event Of his birthday. Which
tends neither to prove nor 70 disprove the
assertion that moderate drinking affects
the length Of ones life. A man who lives
to be lO3 years old is abnormal in these
DAYS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

II there are any better dressed or hand
somer women in Vermont than appear on
the streets Of St. Adams every day, the
Messenger would like to see them. All
travellers pay their testimony to- the I'M
usual average Of fair women in this city
and to the fact that they dress with exeep-
tionally good taste, st. Adams Messen-
ger,
What favor is Editor Greene bidding
for move
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

A travelling art gallery is a new idea
in Minnesota, where the travelling II
brary las reached a high degree Of de.
velopment a state art society win
have charge De the work. 1t intends 10
arrange series Of exhibitions In art,
no two occurring in the same city dur.
ing the same year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15
mineed Beef.

Buy a pound of clear, lean beef and
get the butcher to run it through bis
chopper a couple OF times. Spread
thicl1ly Oh wire toaster and broil, Or
make into balls and fry, or parboil in
hot frying pan. This is better than a
poor steak.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

chair 81 Common sense For a school,
In addressing a northwest Indiana
Methodist conference class the other
forenoon on Its being given deacons
orders, Bishop Joyce, in speaking Of
theological schools declared that If be-
were rich enough or had enough rich
friends be would establish new theo,
logical chair, the chair Of common
sense, says a South Bend qndl special
to the Chicago News. His remarks
startled the assembled ministers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15
ponltry
AAtE y
nlIlfrr nnn irnnf their

Some poultry men treat their
as if they were buzzards or something
Of that sort and feed them any kind Of
old spoiled food Fowls treated IN this
manncr are liable to become diseased
Keep the food troughs and feeding
pens clean
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

Those are rigid lines laid down by
Judge Lo7eland Munson concerning whole
salers licenses, and If the opinion is sus-
tanned there is likely to be smaller de-
maud for licenses Of that class another
year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15
Economlc IsntomoIogy.

Economic entomology is that branch
Of the science which, looking beyond
the mere collection and classification
Of insects. has to do with the control Of
those which iniuriously affect agricnl
tural products.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

It was earnation day yesterday out Of
respect to the memory Of the martyred
Mckinley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

The straw hat still reigns supreme in
this belated summer time. Also and IN
cldentally the drouth is with US again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15
AGAIN or 400

in the daily circulation Of the
Times since Jan. lst Is something
no other Washington county daily
can show.
The circulation statements Of
the Times can always be verified
by anyone who SO wishes. Press
room, circulation books, paper
bills and an that pertains to the
circulation Of the Times are open
to the inspection Of all. Is there
any other Washington county
daily that viii show up In like
manner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

"Mr. Gruff," began the caller, Il
don't want to disturb YOU
Every considerate Of you to come in
here just to tell me'that," said the busy
merchant. Il appreciate It, sir. Good
day. Philadelphia Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15
JINGLES AND JESTS.
AZ nnticn1 IIInnion.

This is the ten dollar bill we owe,
Too small to make us fume or fuss:
X
But this IS the same size bill that Jones
For months and months has owed to u.s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

Old gold and silver wanted at refiners
prices in exchange for goods at i =. Burr's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15
SPECIAL

NoTE-see tbe ACCENT Covers window hs 5oesn Stride
for 39c, the accent Wrist Bag
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15
Harvard Golf Jackets!

There nothing ike them for Fall and Winter wear New
lot Just received in black black and white red red and green
white and black white and blue and several other popular ooors
The price only $3.50 We large sale on this Jacket
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15
TnIsen nt His Word.

Cincinnati Commercial tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

4 AFagaxlne Of clever Fiction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-15

oct OUT TO-DAY / Er
~ ~ uauaau4a-uasaauuszszuaauaulsuuua 1tAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-24
DE Muewa York
a BWemOS Aires
FerrOcarr'iE gigam+escO

Un periodco da la noticia de que, en-
reunion celebrada en- Washington por
los representatives de Mejico y de las
Rep1blicaS de Ia Amelica central V
meridional el secretarjo de Negocios
Extranjeros y varioS grandes capitals
tas no1teamericanos, Sc ha dado cuenta
de I'm trazado de ferrocarriles que ba
de poner en- communication directs Nue.
va York con Buenos Aires.
Esta inca arraEcar1a de Ia parte
mas meridional de M6jico Estado de
Osxaca), seguirfa por Guatemala Hon
duras, Nicaragua y Costa Rica; por el
itsmo de Panama peuetrarfa en- Colon
bia, y fl lnqueando desde aquf los An
des, atravesando dicha Repdblica, Ecua-
dor, Y ell Estado del Alto Amazonas en-
el Brasil llegaria un punto del terri
torio de Bolivia, desde el cual partiran
ramifcaciones q Rio Janeiro (BraSiD, a
Montevideo, Uruguay, a Buenos Aires
Re9l1blica Argentina y Chile.
Tambien Sc dirigiran lineas compile
mentarias desde Co.ombia hasta Cara
cas- (Venezue AZ, y desde el Alto ANA
zonas hasta Lima, en- ell Peru.
El proyeCto es de una grandeza sor-
prendente, mas bien cic6pea. Para
que nueStroS lectores puedan formarse
idea de su ilnportancia, baste Citar ell
hecho de que la distancia lineal entire
Nueva York Buenos Aires es de unas
1000 leguas; pero dadas las tremeAdas
curvas de este ferrocarril, que ha de
pasar por el istmo de Panama y salvar
Ia cordillera de los Andes y sus infni-
tas ramifcaciones, puede calcularse que
|ei total recorlido no ha de bajar de
2.2oo a 1900 leguas.
Ell proposito que Sc perSigue no es
otro que el de poner en- COMMUNICATION
rapida ell interior de Ia America meri-
aionsl con ei Canal de Panama. Este
gran ferrocarril sera la gran arteria
que enlace todas las pequefias lfneas
ferreas de la America del Sur; pues es
de advertir que a las de Ia Rep1blica
Argentina solo le faltan alguuas millas
para unirse con las de Bolivia y Chile.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-24
IngIaterra

Lo que al principle pareCi6 un in
fundio, va adpuiriendo tTazaS de ser
una esp4ntosa realIdad.
81; es muv possible que el famoso Jack,
e1 Destyib0d0y de Whitechapel, y eI
B0r6a 0sML Chapman, sean una sola y
miSma persona.
AL prlmero Sc e su ,louia difunto ha-
ce afioS, ell Segu do Sc prepara a en-
tregar su cabeza al verdugo.
Los datos Sc Van acnmulando. En-
ire las efia 'eS que antes de morir die
ron algunaS de as DumerosaS v1ctimaS
de Yack, Sc hallan a'gunaS que. eOrrss+z
Ionden ex4ctamente las que Ise Chap.
naura"aban de dar algunas de 1aSper-
sonAS q1e le con 'cieron en- aquelIa epo-
aga;y. que ha nfrmado en- terrible
aeufadora su primera esposa, que vive
EsJ EEas1R:
%@Y ! esta Sc separo de el fue porque
intent6 m tara con uu cEchi 10, cuya
descrip c On c1'resp nde al arma que
de . ustr ; ck ara c4usar q sus vic.
ii mas IS terrlbies ,racterfSticas he
midas
AiemaS, Sc ha comprobado que vi
via Cbapn1an en- Whitechapel cuando
O.urrlero1 aquellos sucesos; que fue
l It go a America cesapdo entonces los
crfnel eS ls- Whitecha e1; pero apare-
ciendo vct ma de analogUS atentadoS
en- Nueva York.
Pr fiji Sc a>rgura que el confesor
del teo el IA catolico padre Hawar-
den-p les Chapman es III poaco ca
t6iico, no TN juofo polaco, como di-
jeron en- su pr!n,i 10 los diarlos cleri-
c4les-ha recibid' bajo secreto de la
confession dec araciones que no dejan
la menor duda acerca de la ideutdad
de Jack Chapman. lSe trata de una
Inovea es-upenda. 6 bien nos hallamos
en- preser cia del maniatico criminal
m as asombr so de los tiempos :noder-
'nos2 FL ScLOtGn ./ard prosigue sus in
vestlsaciones. Lo que fuere sonara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-24
La nnujer en- Russia

Russia es el pals que mas hace por Ia
instruction agr1cola de las mujeros. Te-
nemoS noticias de I'm proyecto del Co
bierno del Ear, que vamoS comunicar
a nnestras lectoras. Sc trata de frndar
una escue1a de Agricultural, donde solo
seran admitidas las mujeres.
Ali recibiran la instruction agrfcola,
de un modo practice, te6rico y cientffi-
co; y terminado el curso, obtendras TN
diploma que les dara derecho a ser ad-
mitidas como ADMINISTRATORS en- los
dominios imperiales y ser profeseras
de las escuelas primarias de Agricultural.
Un peri6dico feminista Sc nauestra
alarmado con esta noticia, temiendO que
las mujeres dejen de trabajar por el
triunfo de las ideas al tener medios
PRACTICES de vida.
NoSotroE creemos, por ell contrario
que Ia concuista de puestos, shasta ahors
del exclusive dominic de los houbres
es IN triunfo de la causa femenina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-24
Jap0n
El lenguaje del cabello

Ell tocado entire las mujereS japone-
sas sirve, ante TODD, para indicar su
edad, como ocurre en- las provincias
vaScongadas, que el color del pafuelo
distingue a las solteras de las casadas
y de las viudas.
Las solteras japonesas llevan peina-
do alto trenzan SuS cabelloS en- forma
de abanico 6 de mariposa, entrelazando
adornos y cintas plateadas
Una viuda que desea casarse anuda
sus cabelloS alrededor de TN alf1ler colo
cado horizontalmente.
La que desea permanecer fel a su
marido Sc corta los cabe1los y los peina
hacia atrSs. sin adcrno alguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-24
NSsMse~O "a
Wacs6 en- FnCnfe ae Z0dOS,
9MehxeAG de ZaragOSG, eI
81 de MGrsO de I746.

Don Francisco de Goya y Lucientes.
gloria de Arag6n, aTtista favo1ito de Ia
Corte de Carlos ~, popular como min
guno de su 6pocai el que, cultivando los
generos mas disti1itoS, dcsde la pintura
relIgtosa hasta la carcat re-, imprimi6
slemPre SuS obras c Sc 10 personal de
su "manera" originals ma, Tue ell tinico
espafiol qre supo luch- con valentia v
hrmeza contra los puevoI modelos sd-
quiridos en- Roma entire IS academic os
de San Lucas 6 en- la Escuea de "a
vid, en- la capita de Francia. inspi-
rados por las teorfaS V practicas de Ca
muccini. Fue Il tnico pintor que tuvo
fuerza y autoridad suficientes para man
tener contra SuS contemporaries la BIZ
llante ba1dera de Ia pintura esp noa,
geDuina, vigorosa, iuterc mad natu
ralista 6 ld6latra del c. o..
Goya drc1a de 81 m no ONE su> tini-
cos maestros habfaa sd Veldzquez v
la Naturaleza; per 10 q { consti uy5 Ell
principal factor de us lomortales 0bras
tue su temperament de artista, verda-
deramente colossal inmen>o, uue acaso
no teng4 igual en- Ia histpria del art.
Lo manifesto desde sus rimeros
af1oS no obstante, en- Es ANA, co Q de
costum0re, nadie Sc enter6 dc e 10.
Cuando llamaba la atenc6n Dor unas
cuantas vugares aventuras amorosas,
sus cuadros y 1ibujos 4penas alcanza-
ban un solo e1Ogio de calidad que sir
vlea de estimuo su trabaio.
Fue necesario que llegase de fuera
la noticia de que Goya habfa ob enido
TN triunfo en- Roma con TN retrato del
Papa Benedicto XIV, y que Ell embaia
dor de Rusia lie habfa hecho PROPOSE.
clones ventajoSas inclinandole 4 1nsta-
larse en- San Petersburgo, y que la Real
Academia de Bellas Artes de Parma
lie habfa distinguido con I'm honroso pre-
mic para que en- Espafla Sc dieran cuen-
ia de que aqueI GoYa era un espafiol v
Sc dispusieran, por tanto, q COM artir
con el su gloria, que. .esto resultaba. des-
de luego, mucho mas comodo de- 10 que
hublera resultado anteS de compartir con
el su pobreza y sts amarguras.
Cuando regres6 Mad. id todo eran
elogios para el gran artista. La Aca-
denlia de San Fernando le abri6 Sus
PuertaS, el Tey lie euCargo Var1OS Cua-
dros, hasta nombrarle, al fin, primer
pintor de c5mara, y su frma era solici-
tada para los grandes temples; Ia cate
dral de Toledo, Nueztra SefIora del Pi-
lar de Zaragoza, y San Francisco el
Grande, de la villa Y corse, do1de tam
bien decOr6 la popular ermita de San
lsidro.
Sus cuadros de costumbres, sus re-
tratos, sus punzantes caricaturas, sus
dibujos de toros, sus ceiebres capri
shos'', alcanzaron bien pronto universal
estimation.
Paris entero Sc felicita hoy de hsber
adquirido, para el Museo dol Louvre,
tres cuadros mas del insigne aragon6s.
Mariana Miguel de Val.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-24
cEMTAvOs

Remitidos al BoLET1N MERcAN-
TIL en- un giro postal, recibiran,
franco de porte, DOCE tarjetas
postales de fantasia, en- colores
9 en- brOmuro platinO, con repro
ducciones fotograficas de los.
mejores artistas del mundo, pai-
safes y caprichos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-24

La seKOra Roosevelt

Madame Roosevelt es la cola.
boradora de su marido, y duran
te mucho tempo lie sirvio de
secretarlO, cuando a1n no ocu-
paba ell mas alto cargo del Es4
tadO. ;. ~: :.
Madre carinosa, Rigila- ella
misma, poseyendo, con .aqaa ins
trucei0n:- solida. una religion
muynoble, la de educar a sus seis
hIjos; cuatro varones, (Teodoro
Kermit, Archibald y Quintin), y
dos hembras (Estehet y Alice)
Organiza toda la casa, cu1da
de que no falte ning1n detalle,
v no desdena entrar en- la coci-
ma, dOnde lleva su autoridad.
La Casa Blanca, Residential de
los presldentes de la Rep1blica.
ha variadO mucho desde que
Madame Roosevelt sustituyo a
la esposa de Nc Kinley.
Era esta Ultima senora de es-
traordinaria elegancia; gustaba
de las bellas "toilettes" Y de las
joyas cOstosas; Madame Roose
vclt, por ell Contrario, tiene aft
Clones sencillas y puede decirse
que horror al lujO exagerado.
Uno de suS prlmerOs actOs
'cuando ocupo sumarido la Pre-
|sidencia, fue el de crear, en-
union de Otras senoras, una es
peCie de Liga Q A5ociacion para
protestar contra Ia prodigalidad
de las damas en- la'alta Sociedad
americana.
La presidenta dice que una
mujer de la mas distinguida So
ciedad po"tfene necesidad de
gastar 'nias'de "quiniento los fran-
COS anuales" para su adorho Y
vestido, y usa de toda su in
fuencia moral, predicando con
.el ejemplO, para que prospere
esta opinion. Con 10 que as1
pueden econOmizar las muieres,
cuantas miserias Sc eremediarian!
Despu6s de cuidar del orden
de Ia casa y del almuerzo que es
a la hora en- que Sc reune toda
la familia, Madame Roosevelt
despacha con su secretaria la
vOluminOsa correspondence, en-
tre la que abundan las deman-
das de SOCOrrO, que en- su mayor
parte son atendlcaS.
Madame Roosevelt mUnta ad-
mirablemente a caballo. y los
dfas que no recibe da grandes
paseos, 10 que constituye su me-
jOr diversion.
Como todas las almas delica3
das, anna las flores, de las que
posee colecCiones admirables, y
tiene la exquisite bondad de en-
War bellos ramos de rosas, para
que lleven un rayo de algeria, a
los enfermos que habitualmente
SOcOrre.