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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

II is8very probable that Judge Otis.
of Ocean county, will make a better
run as the Democratic nominee for
congress than Mr.. Wins would have.
The Republican split in Ocean county
ID bound to hurt the ticket there this
fall and with the congressional nomi.
nee from that county. the Democratic
ticket will be strengthened. EMon-
mouth is always doubtful and is often
pladed in the Democratic column,
tany way. Judge Otis, however, will
be weak in Middlesex.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

ST. LOUIS. Oct. New Jersey day
was celebrated at the worlds fair with
a programme of events including Il
military parade and addresses at the
New Jersey building. President Fran
els made a speech of welcome and Gov
ernor Murphy responded. Addresses
were made by Senator John Kean and
Senator ]. f. Dryden. A reception
concluded the festivities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
Negroes Nominate a white Man.

CHARLESTON, S. O., Oct. Tn
the Republican congressional eonven
ton John A. holland, a white man, was
nominated for congress for the First
district of South Carolina. This is the
first time a white man has been put
up by the Republicans in this district
in many years, and he received the
unanimous vote of the convention, in
which he was the only white man en-
titled to a seat on the floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
III HUIHIHB dHAIOuS UtI
But trust My grace.
Through trials onward flee,
With smiling facap


But trust My grace.
Through trials onward flee,
With smiling face"
This nightingale came singing to my heart,
Making the dark melodious with its art;
1 humbly asked: Who sent this bird of song
To pour it's liquid note my soul along?
Then by me flowed the stream of Holy Writ,
Ger which Gods angels to and fro do fit;
lie giveth songs cen in the blacklist night,
That bring to faded spirits sweet delight;
BY prayer and supplication make request,
To Him On whom the soul fatigued may
rost;
The everlasting arms beneath thee lie.
Why struggle, then, poor heart, and vainly
try
To carry that which none would on thee
place?
Sufficient for thy need is My Astounding
grace.
Then peace did Ger my soul her mantle
fling,
AS slumber brushed me with her dewy
wing.
Rest then. His shepherd care will ever keep,
Just as He giveth His beloved sleep.
REV. Francis Edward Marsten. ID. D., in
N. Y. Observer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
Mrs. Avery KilIed by Electric Car.

GLENS FALLS, n. u, Oct. MRS
Julia II. Avery was struck by an cleo
trio car here and fatally injured. She
died Dor after at the Park hospital.
She had been viewing the falls, and ii
is thought the roa of the water pre-
vented her from hearing the approach
ing car, for she stepped directly i'll
front of it. She was prominent in
society and in church work and was
the eldest daughter of the late DR.. d
II. Billiard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

who have been greatly bereaved by the
death of their friends show unwilling
ness to trust God in the matter the
least bit. They insist on knowing cx-
actly why this should have befallen
them, and array their arguments
against its wisdom as though they
were in just al good a position as their
Maker to judge of the matter.
Though He STAY me, yet will l trust
in Him." is not what they even wish
to be able to say.
1t is probably less common to find
those who ask to see rather than to
know in the matter of their own sal
walton. 81 cannot belieye,s an in
quirer said to Mr.. Moody. Whom
can you not believer" was his pene-
trating answer Faith means trust
ing God in that matter. 1t is going be-
yond what sight and knowledge make
possible to us. 1t is the child's leap
into his fathers arms, made in the
dark often, and met by his fathers
firm grasp.
Faith means venture. What we
have learned by experience to be true
Is no longer a matter of faith, but of
sight, of conviction, of certainty. 1t
is not a matter of faith with us that
the earth will sustain us as we walk
upon it, but 1t may once have been
such in u infancy, if we had clear
ness of thought sufficient to deal with
that problem. When a boy has learned
to swim, it ceases to be a matter of
faith with him that the water will
bear him up, but it was SO at the
outset of his learning. And as the
baby trusts itself to the ground and
the boy to the water, the believer
trusts himself to God, by an act of
volition, by an act of courage, at a
venture. Eliminate these elements,
and you have eliminated the essentials
of faith. You may have left a cal
culating prudence. or a do%ctrinal spec
u%lation, or a pious emotion, but not
faith.
And as the Christian life begins in
faith, in trusting and believing God.
so it goes on in faith, says the Sunday
School Times. We are sanetiied by
faith, not less than justified by it.
Our Saviour cannot do many mighty
works in us If our unbelief binders
Him in working. We have to trust
Him as hating our sins, desiring TO
set us free from our sins, and able
to cleanse us from them. 1t is in
this faith that we pray for greater
holiness, for growth in likeness to His
W holiness, for the grace of charac-
ter which shall ~displace our habitua1
wrong-doings. For these things we
Ere authorized to pray without any re-
serves, as they are declared to be the
will of God for us. 1t is this which
forbids us to rest in our imperfection
as though that were a law of life for
us instead Of being just an ugly fact
of life, Whether sinless perfection. az
some think, is attainable in this life
Or. as others believe, is to be the
crown of the lifelong process Of
sanctification. is not the question here
In either view, the seeking for all the
holiness vi are capable Of IS the Chris
4AE1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

II will do the Republicans of the
State no good to belittle the equal
taxation issue. 1t is something that
has created discussion, it is just, and
people demand it. The Republican
party. MS we'll rs the Democratic party
has declared for 1t and for that reason
aahy argument except for equal taxa
Mon Is baseless.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

The Water Board has become dis
gusted with the action of the Board
Of Freeholders in refusing to assist
Perth Amboy to get the new water
main TO Runyon connected. The Wa
ssarsd--s1v in its disgust.
All Perth Amboy will remember this
direct sIap.in the face aud every time
they draw water 1t will serve as a re-
mindcr that on November 8 they will
have the privilege of voting to put
tine Board of Freeliolders out Of ex-
istenoe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

LONDON. Oct. lit is not true, as
cabled to the United States, that fifty
persons have been killed by the explo-
sion of an ammunition magazine at
Sevastopol. There has been a fire in
the ammunition depots at Sevastopol
and some powder exploded, but there
were no fatalities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
ships win warn Russians.

MELBOURNE, Victoria, Oct. 7.-Ad
miral Fanshawe, commanding the Aus
tralian squadron. has ordered the wal
ships Pylades and Cadmus to proceed
to Torres strait to warn the Russian
warships, reported to have been seer
cruising off Thursday island, against
committing any breach of internationa
law
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
Thieves Got 100000 In Gems.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Oct. IA special
from Asheville, n. c., says: Some
time during the night the residence of
John A. Stewart, IA West Chestnut
street, was entered by burglars and
$4,000 worth of diamonds stolen.
Among them was a bracelet, two
brooches and a ring. Officers have DO
clew to the burglars so far as known"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
TAFT HAS NO FEARS.
Late Governor Maker Little of d
~pendence Movement.


INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. THE
cable dispatch from Manila stating
that the Filipinos would hold an indie
pendence mass meeting at Manila next
Sunday was shown to Secretary of
War Taft. The secretary said:
Even though they have what l no
tice is called fiery orators ! am urc
that no evil results will follow the
meeting. The fact that the govern
ment will not interfere with the meet
ing is pretty good proof of that. / am
sure that the meeting will be Il peace
able affair and that no warlike results
will ensue. Sandieo. who, l notice, is
referred to in the cablegram as being
II of the principal speakers, address
ed Il meeting the other evening with
10 harmful results. In fact, the govern
or was present at the meeting and
spoke also, explaining to the Filipinos
present that they are not ready for in
dependence. Following these two adj
dresses there was a discussion pro and
con, but conducted in no more strenu-
GUS manne than some political meet
ings in this country"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

TO the average voter it is this way
Give them good, honest men for
candidates and they'll trust the issues
to them. A nan who does what
he believes is right and for the well
fare OF the greatest majority of the
people can generally be depended up
on to handle the reins Of government.
OF course, there are exceptions to all
rules, but the exceptions are generally
insane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

"A jury in Union county has just
garded Frederick E. Kanen, who
s injured in the Westield wreck Oh
Central railroad, a verdict Of $15,
I. At that rate, how many wrecks,
disastrous as the one at Westfield,
Elld it take to put a railroad out of
ness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. Z. Vice
President Ramon Corral, who is to
represent President Diaz at the st.
Louis exposition, and his party have
left here for st. Louis. They will be
the guests of the Louisiana Purchase
exposition during their stay in st.
Louis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
tunnel Now clear Of Fire.

ROANOKE, Va. Oct. Fire which
broke out in the Pocahontas tunnel,
on the Bluestone branch of the Nor
folk and Western railway. has been
put out. and traffic through the tun-
mel has been restored.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-Just be.
fore midnight smoke was observed is
suing from the lJll of the United
States cruiser Washington, in course
Of construction at 2he New York Ship
building companies yard, in South
Camden. An alar1S was turned in, and
nremen o 0 resnoile
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
Didn't Favor Tbem A.,

Hank SMITH ike folks that kaen.
their promises.
Bill Brown don't Pop promised
me a lickin' il l went fshin' TO-DAY.
Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
Had Cause for crowinr.

Mrs. Kidby-Oh, John, dear, don't
you hear? How delightfully."- the baby
crows!
Kidby-Crows? Humph! I'd crow
myself if I were boss of the housed
Tit-iBts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
Her Real Are

May-so she says she is IS? Do Won
believe it?
Eana-eertainly. When / told her sha
,ookea older she seemed iattered.-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
Up in the Air.

Percy-Has Miss Uppton's head been
turned by the fortune her uncle left
her?
Harold-No; but 1t has elevated her
$ about 80 degrees.-Cincinnati En-
quirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
Hard Work.

Bacon-You say he has a comforta-
ble fortune?
Egbert-Yes, but it makes him aw-
fully uncomfortable looking after it,
Yonkers Statesman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

fkHnleThere seems to be An epidemic of
saeman's parades throughout New
Jersey. Good thing Perth Amboy
put off her demonstration for another
rear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

The W. q. T. U. of Newark is
shocked to learn that SO many women
smoke cigarettes. And why shouldn't
it be?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

EDITORIAL COMMENT.

One evidence that our people are
doing we'll is found in the number of
people Of other lands seeking our
sores. Qnr prosperity has been heard
ten4 ~. mo.IL -
the most prcfnApkssAR snu poopio
fsas<ifofno Tod
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

oe doubt but that Candidate Black,
~ Democratic nominee, will run
sd of his ticket this fall. He is
on'bIs hing q decided impression through
sqddenlythe State and little there is to be
eS,s, against him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
]S4dBaaFHz;u
E-N .rAT G.' S7]T7p5ES1
1N EWl4hI' ~
A SONG OF REST.

A little song came to me in the night,
When troubles strong held me with grip
of might.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07

during the session to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-07
SWEATERS
TABLE LINEN, extra special

$50 per yd. Beautiful pat
terms, highly mercerized,
bleached Table Damask, the
price the country over is soc
per yard.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-26
(INTURON ELE(TRl(O
CROWN" GRATIS
FL CINTURON ELECTRICO MAS
FUERTE EN- Ell MUNDO

CON Ia intsnci6n de hacer conocer
6 introducir nuestro cfntur6n el6ctri &C
eCrown> en- los lugares donde no esta a6n
conocido, queremos mandar uno cualquier
persona que 10 neceSite. absolutamente
gratis. ESQ es un ofrecimiento hecho por
una frma segura honrada.
Si Vd. ha perdido la vitslidad sc
siente cansado miserable, debll nervio.
so; 81 lie agob.a una vejez premature, y ell
vigor de Ia iuventud esta perdido; 81 pade-
ce de dolores en- las espaldas. perdida de la
virilidad, Indigestion varicocels este
cansado de pagar dinero q los medicos sin
sacar aliVto, puede Vd. ser curado con Ell
cintur6n electrico <Crown.9
Ssbemos que nuestro cintur6n puede
sanarlo, que Vd. despues de curado 10
recon mendara otros enfermos. que de este
modo quedaremos indem mnizsdos de nuestro
ofrecimiendo liberal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-26

cusndo miss Caring ton ob.igue al
rajah d que salga del castillo, TODD
quedarA 10 miSmo.
Vfrtor b izo cimbrear furiosa-
mente su bast6n = en- sus ojos brill6
una luz no muy agradahle.
IN, sc ensucie usted las manos
tocando 8 ese hombre, Mr.. Lintonl
lPrometamelol
NO puedo promoter NADIA de
ESQ. Solo eapero que no se cruce en-
mi canine.
Victor sali6 de la caballeriIa, su
sangre ardfa como lava. So propio
infortunio era NADIA, comparado con
Ia verg1enza que espersbs a Ia mu-
jer que amaba mas que q s0 vida.
Recordaba Ia unsnime Reproduction
del pafs cuando cundio Ia noticia
de que Sc habfan facilitado una
potencis extranjera los planes es
trategicos de Ia India, y la suerte
Que esperaba nj traidor. z tenfa
10 conviction de que Ell captain Ca
rrington era ell culpable, cUando
menos Ell Instruments de aIg1n bril-
bon de sltos vuelos. Como preve-
mir q Hilds. -. como PARTICIPATE
Ia terrible nuevaf
Habfa trRnscurrido media hora
desde que avisara al carruaje GUAM
do Sc encamin6 al castillo; ell vehf.
culo estaba esperanto. FL mayor.
domo Sc retenfa junto q In puerta.
digno y circunspecto.
La escena vivf0 eternamenta en-
In memoria de Victor. La aparien-
ella de par y bienestsr contrastsba
inmensamente CON el real estado de
cosas. lQnien habfa de pensar
que <Bartlet, era el sgente Tom
Perrin, uno de los policiacos mas
sstutos de Inglaterrai sQuien sos.
pecharz que aquel sonriente capt.
tsn. que en- este momento Sc acer'
caba 4 6i, era IN lsdr6n, un fslsi-
ficador, IN traidor q 81 patfia7 u
10 graciosa figura que 80 destacsba
detris deIel, el principe All Ma.
rainY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-26

La excursion al vale de Nant
Glssly fue deliclosa. Los enamors-
dos hablaron grandemente, aun
cusndo ell espfritu de Victor estaba
abatido por c1ertos presentimiento
extraflos en- Sc habitual manera de
ser.
No me creere completamente
infeliz, dijo por VIA de explicaci6n,
desde Ell momento en- que pueda
comunicarme con mi padre. EQUAL
debe ser su tormento 81 Sabe que
su nombre circula lleno de vilipen-
dioP Hemos puesto avisos en- los
peri6dicos, asegurandole que TODD
va bien.
Sc interrumpI6 de pronte, pues
les ojos de Hilda parecfan leer en-
ell fondo de su corazon.
-IY es solo ESQ 10 que te per
turoa, Victor? le pregunt0 Garlic
samente. 4No te perturba algo de
10 mfo2 Es IN dolor que TODD VEN
ga NAL q la veil IPero ten animoI
GuArdaron silencio contemplan-
DO ell hermoso panorama, hssta que
llegaron IN punto de donde Sc
diVisaba ell vale que contenia ocul-
tos los ldiamantes negroeo de Vic
tor.
:Podemos decir que TODD sale
NAL, querida mia? cuchiche6 este
al oido de Hilda. No, no todo; den-
tro de On mes este pacffico valle
quedara convertible en- una colme'
ma. Aquf sc oirA Ell ruido de la ma
quinAris y ell verde cesped SO enne'
gresera al contacto del polvo sslido
de esos grandes pozos que estan
sefislados. tVeras 10 que Ell dinero
es capaE dc hacerl sf1adio entusiss-
mado.
FL carrus1e di6 una Vuelta por
el vslle y los ojos de Victor Sc hu-
medecieron.
lila escena, diio, de las tenn
pranas esperanIss ilusicnes de mi
pohre padre, la pesadilla de su vida
y Ia desgracia de su veieEl
-sPero tienes buenas noticias
que darle, Victorf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-26

ivan ustedes dar IN paseo,
LintonP preg lnto ell cspitan lei
dfa es a prop6sitoi Hnbiers deses.
do que nos invItasen ustedes.
Psrecfa desconcertado y hsblaba
en- un tono baio.
Mi huespsd ests tao prendado
y es duro pensar que Hilda sc mar
cha sin decir qua pslabra. tan
pocas horas despues de la llegsda
del prfucipe.
mi querido cspitau 1qu6 tiene
su principe que hacer con Htlda?
Nadie le ha Ia vitado al castillo; y
realmente no me preocups siquiera
ell hacer su conocimiento.
Una mirads de Bartlett le hiEo
reprimirse.
ST continue. vAmos al vale de
Nsnt Glasly J q Cansrvon.
El rajah estsba en- aquel momen-
to junto al cspitan y Victor le
volvi6 delibsradamente 10 espslda.
El moreno rostro del iniio Sc puso
lfvldo y sus ojos chispearou.
Uu minuto despues apareci6 Hill
ds en- ell vasto zsguAn. FL rsjah Sc
inclin6 de Ia manera mas grsciosa.
EI capitAn Be scerc6 50 hila d.
ciendola en- Voc bsjs:
-Hilda, hija mia, espero que %.
tsras de regreso la hora de conner.
El principe se agrsviarfa, y real
mente no quiero ponerme NAL con
ell.
Su voz era suplicsnte.
No puedo remedisr ESQ. con-
test6 la joven con frfo tono de sor-
presa. Y hsra usted bien padre. On
suplicarle que 80 vsys. No comere
hoy en- casa.
-lMi ouerido Linton. spslo d
ustedl mo puedo offender o ese
hombre. & menos de que las con-
secuencias sean terriblesl afiadi0
ralurosamente.
NADIA puede alterar In marcf1a
del destino. captain, dijo Victor.
Z ell carrusJe arranc0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-26

no esta sdn resuelto, querida mia.
-IY era este ell odios0 obstaculo
que Sc interpone entire nosotros9
Li-Tan solo por un tempo. Rue
gale Dios que no venga NADIA
peor.
No puede venir To estas pen
san6o en- mi padre. SPor que Dios
me ha dado semejante padre? iAh,
I'd nc puedes engaf1armeI Estamos
abocados una inminente catas-
trofe.
JCnt6 sus manos y brillaron SOM
briamente sus oios. Victor la ami
mo con tiernas palabras. Compren-
dfa que no decfa la verdad y que
Hilda 10 conocfa denasiada.
El carrusje tom6 ell camino de
Canarvon. Era un largo paseo, pero
les cabsllos eran muy buenos.
En- Canarvon descansaron IN par
de horas. Comieron en- Is poblscion
Victor compr6 las publicaciones
mas recientes para Hilda.
-Durante algun tempo estare
muy ocupado, diio, por mas que te
escribire todos los dfas. 2 en- YER
dad no quiero ir mucho al castillo
entire tanto no sc vsya ese moro y
Sc lleve tn padre con el. Ese
hombre exita en- mf todo cuanto
tengo de mslo. y q veces me dan
tentaciones de echarlo al lsgo de
cabeZa.
FL rsjah ssldrA de casa mafIana.
decide Hilda mentalmente, ann
cuando tepga que arroiarlo q viva
fuerza.
El sol iba ocultsndose detr6s de
las montaf1as cusndo el carrusje
tom6 ell csmino de Wood Croft.
Victor sc quedo en- Llauberis, don.
de era muy facll que lie esperase
Mr.. Graweott.
-Adios por ahcrs, sdorada mfai
susnrr6 apssionadA mente. Msfiana
te escIibire una larga carta. SY I'd
telegradarss si..... 81 aIgo malo
ocurre en- Wood CrCft1 Arreglare
de modo que todo menss1e llegue
pronto al vale.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-26
La eSpoSa de D5oz eS la at4aica gdnQn
ciOSH

| ciOSG
<PuedO asegurar enfaticamentes, di
jO Mr.. Durat en- una entrevista, <que g.
| impossible que ningunO, fuera de los cir
culos de los empleadOs de Ia loteria, pue
da ganar mas de 20 en- calidad de pre-
| miOs. TOdO SO manipula cOnfOrme lO
! principles establecidOs pOr la LOterao
| NOcfO7adL de HO2ada<3'GS. Los unicos pre-
| miOs de importancia obtenidos del anC
| pasadO fuerOn dos de 5 600 orc cada
| unO. UnO de estOs 10 ObtuvO la esposa
del Presidente de la Republica. Sin la
menOr duda fu6 arregladO que recayese
en- ella ell premio, para popularizar y
anunciar la lOteria as1 aumentar ell
negOciO pOr tOdas parties. No hay me-
nor sOspecha en- contra de la inOcencia
y hOnorabilidad de la sonora Diaz.
<POr las investigaciones practicadas,
SO sabe que los sOrteOs tanto de la Besae
fcenciG como la NaciO3l0l SO sOrtean
con los numerOs en- las manos de las
Companies. Algunas veces SO permite
los del c1rculO confederate interior sa
carse premiOs gordos, previas condicio
nes excepcionales de arreglO. Esto SO
hace para recOmpensarles ciertOs servi-
clos. Pero, por regla general, los em
pleadOs SO cOntentan con la reparticion
pura y se0cillamente.
clos anglo americanOs, especialmen
te los califOrnianOs,'- sufren tantO como
los mexicanOs, las cOnsecaencias de esta
raplna. La mayor parte de los premiOs
son hctlcIOs, y pOr esta raz0n mas au
daz el rObO. PerO no puede castigarse
a estOs plcarOs, debidO a que Ia venta de
b1lletes de lOterla en- EstadOs Unid0s es
Illegal, ademas, como los sorteos SO
efectdan gu Mexico, es dificil procesar
al culpable.
<Hay en- Mexico ocho mil personas
que Sc Ocupan de la venta de billetes de
lOteria. y no hay lugar nj rinc0n de ca
lie en- tOda la ciudad donde no SO exhiban
publicamente; por consiguiente, no me-
ceslta la prensa anunciar su venta. POr
esta causa las victimas mexicanas no
SO les sacri6ca tan sin escrupul0s como
los anglO-americanos.
<Las ganancias de ambas loterias
mOntan 5 ZOO 900 al anO. De esta
suma recibe 5 900 900 anuales ell Go.
biernO. Seguu el sistema adoptado, SO
dividen como utilidades entire los miem'
bros del circulO, pOr 10 menos, diez
y OchO millOnes anualmente.
La presente agitacion tendra pOr re-
sultadO, no dudarlO, la refOrma de la
administr aci0n de loterias, 81 no SUI ab0'
licion. En- cuantO SO encierre en- la car
eel unOs cuantos de estOs bribOnes, tai
vez Ell GObiernO tome a su cargo las 10.
terlas, como 10 ha hcchO con los mon.
tepios. PerO es casi seguro que ell Co.
blernO mexicanO conserve las lOterias,
pues, como SO ha dichO, le producer una
suma de $5 100000 netOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-26
LO QUE Sc DICE

Su cintur6n me ha curado de la Deb 1.
lldad del Varicocela y de la enfermedad de
Nervios. por la cura de las cuales habfa en-
vsno consultado un gran ndmero de medicos.
hasta Greer m IS intermediates incurab' es.
Por fin la Providencia me mand6 su cintu-
ron electrico, con cuyo uso obtuve la cura'
ci0n.
JOSE CAMPRA
lel l.