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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
Alumni of University.

w. Hill Ferguson, president of the Alumni Association of the University of Alabama. has sent an open letter to the alumni of the institution, giving a full program of the commencement eX ercises of the University. The reunion of the classes will be a feature of the program arranged Major R. F. Steiner, of Montgomery, will probably be elected the next president of the association.
 The circular letter being sent out by MT Ferguson is as follows: To the Alumni of the University of
 Alabama:
 Gentlemen-The following is a con- densed program of this years com mencement exercises:
 Commencement Sunday. May 20, ser mon by Dr. Rice, of Montgomery.
 Alumni Day. Monday. May %. ora ton by Hon. James Weatherly, '79, of Birmingham
 Commencement Day. Tuesday, May 3O, baccalaureate address by Chancel- Tor Hill. of the University of Georgia.
 The following are the classes that will have reunions this year, with the names and addresses of members in charge of each:
 1S75-Joseph R. Smith, Jr., Birming- ham, Ala
 1ssO-W. P G. Harding. BirmIng- ham, Ala
 lSS5-John R Vidmer. Mobile. Ala. Company "E"-General Louis V. Clark Birmingham. Ala.
 1S90-E. NJ Robinson, Mobile, Ala (law), Thomas M. Stevens. Mobile Ala.
 1S95-E. w. Faith, Mobile; Qaw), Jack Thorington, Montgomery, Ala.
 1900-Robert c. Young, Selma, Ala. Qaw), M. H. Screws, Montgomery, Ala.
 The alumni banquet will take place Monday afternoon. May 20. Tom Gar ner in charge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
Reason to he Happy.

Yes, am extremely happy says Miss Cathcy in commenting on the recovery. sure have reason to be happy. For more than ten years my eyesight has caused me much annoyance. pain and embarrassment. I had continually sought relief. I consulted the most skilled oculists Though they were oX- tremcly courteous and kind to me, they were unable to Improve the condition of my eyes. Now, however. have ob- taincd complete relief And have ob- tained 1t through the method and pre- scription glasses of Dr. A. A. Odom
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
The Good Fortune of m Accomplished
 Young Lady.

Mute Catheys daughter warmly con- graduated Grateful beyond measure.
 Dr. A A Odom, the famous Atlanta Expert, accomplishes another marvel Story of the case.
 Miss Mamie Bell Cathey, the accom- plished daughter of MT. N. Cathey. the famous landed proprietor of Burgess, Miss. and close blood relation of many distinguished families of the State. Naturally Miss Cathey is ela.ed over hor good fortune.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
Another Body Found.

The remains of Levi Steel, the last victim of the awful disaster in the Virginia mine on FeDruay ZJth last, were taken out today. Notwithstand- ing the long time that the body has been in the mine, it was in quite a preserved condition.
 Many damage suits are being filed against the Alabama Steel and Wire Company growing out of this accident. The suits for amounts ranging from S2O,OOO to 30,0O0 each One hundred and eleven bodies in all were taken from tho mine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09

bv S. B. Marks, of Montgomery. to cost sS 900. Two residences to cost $9.00O were also given permits today. A gain of 419 per cent in building operations for the month of April was made III comnarison to the amount of work done during April 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
Mr. loveman Has Appendicitis.

A. B. Loveman. senior member or the firm of Loveman, Joseph and Loep' had an operation performed Saturday evening at the Hillman Hospital Tor eide are that the patient is sing ouietly. Mir. Loveman has many friends in Birmingham who hope for an early recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
Innnrnorntion Filed.

Articles of Incorporation were hIed in the office of probate judge today by the Jefferson Laundry Company capital stock $500. with J. N. Vim cent, president; H. R. Howze, secre- tary, and A. c. Howze, treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09

year he will plant fifty acres to that crop Mustang township is the great est sweet potato raising region of Oklahoma, and the acreage will bs much larger this season than in any previous year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
Mnshinrtnn nnke Dead.

Charlotte, N. C., May Washington Duke, the millionaire tobacco manufac- turer. who has been dangerously Ill at his home at Durham, N. C., for sew eral days, died thi safternoouR He has been unconscious and had taken n"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
A WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT.
Medina, Ala, Bibb County. :. A. Odom,

Medina, Ala, Bibb County. Or. A. A. Odom.
 Montgomery, Ala:
 Dear Sir-I wish to say that since consulting you and your wonderful method, my eyes are wonderfully im- proved Before coming to you I had suffered excruciating pain and a burn ing sensation by daytime and lay awake for hours at nights on the ac- count of it. but. thanks to your won derful skill, I wish to say since con- sulting you my eye troubles havS ceased. the improvement to me is sim> ply wonderful. Very truly yours,
 I C Marchant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
Active BuIIding OperntIons.

Building operations in Birmingham are still very active. Permits issued today include a three-story brick building to go up on Twentieth Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
SMITH IS PROPOSED
MAY BE REPUBLICAN GUBERNA-
 TORIAL CANDIDATE.
Permit Is Issued to Montgomery Man to Build a Three-stOry Brick
 Building on Twentieth
 Street in Birmingham.

Birmingham, May S.-(Special )-The last edition of The Birmingham Times, the Republican weekly newspaper, sug- gests the name of J. A. w. Smith for Governor of Alabama and efforts are being made to get MT. Smith to make another race. Charles P. Lane. of Huntsville. announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Gov ernor several days ago. This would indicate that all Is not well in Repub- lican ranks and in the face of the order issued from Washington that all officeholders must desist from political activity it might bring on complica- tions in the party again. which up to a few months ago made most interest ing reading.
 While the Republican candidate for Governor never "cuts much ice' in the result the fact that the race Is made gains notoriety in party ranks. J. A. w. Smith will not make assertion as to whether he will make the race or not.
 The State Republican Committee will hardly meet before next May, unless a special meeting Is called for the pur- pose of filling vacancies caused by resignations in compliance with orders issued from Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
Expresses Her Gratitude.

I wish I could find words that would alternately express how grateful I am to Dr. A. A Odom and his wonderful skill fer the service he has done me.
 Few persons have any Idea how en- barrassing and distressing 1t is for young lady to have eye strain and de- fectivc vision. It Is more than ten years since was confronted by that pathetic reality. I could not recognize my own friends at any distanc0 Gt has been years since I could sec birds flying in the air. have been continually haunted with the fear of being totally blind. But that Is all gone now l can see as well as when a child In clear, mellow. restfuI light. My head nches have ceased and I feel like d changed person. Perfectly well now, my eyes pain me no longer. the neural giu pains and headache have disappear cd entirely I enjoy sweet. refreshing sleep. and what is more eneourag ging that all else, tho world about me IS clothed in new beauty and the faces Of my friends are seen clearly and dis tinctly.
 am so thankful that good fortune placed me in the hands of Dr. A. A. Odom.
 Times Gazette. Tuscaloosa. Alabama.
 c. Booth,
 
 red Veteran of the Confederate War, says for years l have suffered with my eyes A times I have been almost blind. and the dread of going totally blind has been the greatest drcaI of my life, But that is all gon" now, l cam see as far in a distance as when a hoy. and read the finest print at night with ease and pI"asGr" with the glasses pre- scribcd hy pr A. A. Odam. The effects are wonderful. I cau see things now In a mellow restful light. which Is rcstful, My eyes feel cool and pleasant my headache has ceased since getting these glasses, I have tried pair after pair which did me no good They drew my eyes. causing m@ pain and annoyance, my eyes burned and wltcred.- every thing was in gloomy appearance to me. The traDsforma ion is like coming from darkness into light I can work and feel restful and tranquil. and relieved of the fear of losing my eycsiTht I am so thankful that good fortune placed me in the hands of Dr. Odom.
 Judge. Gardner. Centervllle. Blob
 County, Alabama.
 Twice Probate Judge of Bibb County. High Sheriff one term, elected twice Circuit Clerk, and was elected Tax Col leator last election. says, have used pr. A A. Odom's method of prescription
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
(Signed)
CAPTAIN H. IT. DOZENS. SUFFERING PENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
 OF MONROE, LOUISIANA.

To whom it may concern:
 I wish to state that I have an &C., quaintance with Dr. A. A. Odom. I re- gard his method and prescription glasses in my case unexcelled, having called on him to try his skill on my- self, and I can speak from experi- ence Coming as he does endorsed by some of the most prominent scientists and people of the United States, there fore I take pleasure in endorsing his skill in his profession.
 Very respectfully,
 (Signed) H. H. Dobbins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
glasses and am pleased with results. and would not be without them.
 ! S Gardner.

nourishment for the last two days. All of his children were at the bedside.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09

H F Watson. the sweet potato king of Oklahoma. last year raised ,S- o.- aOO bushels of sweet potatoes and this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
WORDS
 TO WOMEN.

Women who suffer with disorders pecu
 liar to their sex should write to Dr. Pierce and receive free the advice of physician of over forty years eXperience-a shliloc of women. Every letter has the, most careful consideration and is regarded ' sdcrcdly confidential. Many SensitiYoly modest women write fully to Dr. Pierce what they would shrink from telling to their local physician. The local physician is pretty sure to say that he cannot da anything without '' an examination" Dr. Pierce holds that these distaNteful exam, nations are generally needless, and that that no woman, except in rare cases, should submit to them.
 pr. Picrce's treatment cures in the privacy of your home, His "Fayorlte Prescription" has cured hundreds oi medicine of it's kind that is the product of a regularly graduated physician. Some unscrupulous medicine dealers may otei
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
FROM THE MANAGER OF A BIG Ox-
 FORD HOUSE, OXFORD, MISS.
JdHUdT IU, IJ Dr. A. A Odom, Tuscaloosa, Ala:

N.
 Tuscaloosa, Ala:
 Dear Sir-I have given your glasses a thorough test and am fully convinced that they are just what I have been needing for so long, having suffered from headaches for about fourteen years. have tried glasses from other specialists. but have never gotten re- lief until I put yours on. I can read an indefinite time now without my eyes filling with water and burning, and be- fore I could only read about half hour at a time. It is impossible for me to tell you what a comfort my glasses are. J hope many other suf- ferers may read your advertisement and go to you for relief
 Gratefully yours,
 (Signed) J. s. Speller.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09

strain have disappeared and the light is mellow and delightful. In conclu- sion I wish to say that I feel that Dr. A. A. Odom's method and prescription glasses are deserving of the greatest praise and commendation."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
WIFE OF CASHIER OF PITTsBORO
 BANK OF PITTsBORO, MISS.
March g, 1905.

Dr. A. A. Odom:
 Dear Sir-Your letter received yes- terday. I would have written you be- fore this, but thought that you had left Tuscaloosa I am very well pleased with my glasses. Before I began us- ing your glasses my head swam and ached so I could hardly walk, and after going to bed at night the swimming continued until I could get to sleep and would return just as soon as I got up. Since have been wearing your glasses I am so much better, and my nerves have been steadily improving and my sight is now perfect, and I am very glad that I called on you.
 Thanking you for my relief, I am,
 Yours truly.
 (Signed) Mrs. T. J. Pitts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
HEADACHE SUFFERERS-A STAN- DARD OIL MAN GIVES HIS
 VERSION.

w. M. Lowell of Houston. Tex, rep-
 resentative of the Standard Oil Com
 pany in that city, is at present of a
 jubilant frame of mind and is congrat-
 ulating himself and receiving those of
 his friends upon the good fortune of
 his wife. My appreciation of my wife's
 changed condition can hardly be ex-
 pressed in words, he says: "1n fact I
 would never have believed that such
 result could have been accomplished,
 and both myself and wife are simply
 amazed. Dr. A. A. Odom is our bene-
 factor, and we will never cease to eX-
 press and feel the greatest sense of
 gratitude to him. My wife has suf-
 fered for years with headache and 1t
 seems as though she could get no re-
 lief. Doctors were consulted and dur
 ing this time I think she bought
 enough medicine to start an ordinary
 drugstore. This did not seem to give
 her any benefit, however, and we were
 both in desDair. Mrs. Lowell would be
 attacked with aches in the temple and
 from there it would spread to all parts
 of her head, and also effect her body Night after night would be passed
 without her ever closing her eyes in sleep. It was breaking down her
 health and effecting her generally The physicians did not seem to know what was her trouble, and we were Of the opinion that it was caused by the cli- mate and was brought about by neu- ralgia. Several years ago she consult-
 ed an optician and was fitted with glasses These gave her no relief whatever, from her ailments although her sight was somewhat improved Fi- naIly she discarded them and did not wear them for years. Recently she again tried a specialist for glasss, but it was of no benefit to her when Dr, A A. Odom arrived here from Atlanta she was one of the first to call upon him By the use of his method and prescription glasses she was given full relief in a remarkably short while. | The results were simply startling and might be called sensational We cer- tainly think so and every time I ses 1 her or hear the name of Dr. Odom | feel like expressing my gratitude to | him and will never cease tn be thankful | for the good fortune that led my wife | to seek him. Since being fitted with glasses, Mrs. Lowell has not felt even i a touch of the old aches. and for the | first time in years she is enjoying
 nights of sweet sleep and repose. Mrs. ] Lowell Is even more extravagant in her | praise of Dr. Odom's method and pre- l scription glasses than her husband. Her face lights up with pleasure as l she speaks of him and his accomplish l noentS in her case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09

Twice Probate Judge of Bibb County. High Sheriff one term, elected twice Circuit Clerk, and was elected Tax Col leetor last election. says, I have used pr. A. A. Odom's method of prescription
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
BIBL1oTECA DE .LA DEMoCRAC1A,

TED un oven rico de fama dpguds que abs por aci6n
quen SentrA no tener d0 porque meses
que me acompahA ha sabdo mprmr gran impulse los nego
clos; pero...
-..Concuya used. don Fernando
contlnda listed asoGikndose cans para decretr
FL EIMayordomo di6 IN salto sobre 90 asiento.
"'oen0r -dlo con entrecortada Dor Ia ndiQnaoi6n
90 as 70 no debo permanecer nstane mas gu lado -
Duque ueted oro que no conspre contra intereses
Aizo ademsn de irse
Don Fernando evSnt6 10 detuvo al pie mismo de IA
-Oga usted amigo mio....; no he querido dscir tan
to-; usted muy susceptible ain duda oIyids usted 81
apecio consideration profesmos tengs IN POGO e
cAlma, esc6cheme
;. Pablo sgu6 principal hasts e fondo del desp.chO
Una veE ALL, ell Director tono mterioso Ie diio:
-Ya usted conoce Ia historic de Il xE,mer,d., Mi M.
Ore tOao con esc.voA hombes bres mucho de mis-
peones son hlos netos de 1queos escvos decrAtsse Il
Aoohcons perd una fortune que esto haaposos no me
nan oe rengrar es dscr menta eos asegusron 90 IL
Deo 70 SUI una gran p6dda Qu6n ha ado ganAncioo2
m peones 20 Me dires que trabaan; pero Ino traba
IlaSs Adem6s IQuen hacs de esos perdidos pue
ue creerse que tengan de Desnges usted ami
20 mo tales gentes colo srven para que lee hecho Dos es
oeclr para ervrnos nOSotrOs cabao buey Ell bu
rro y Ice demks anmlles.
Pablo septia creente indignation po squea asss inhu
hAh usta pero comprend6 deber de reprmirae para
sgurr el exito de pAnes de ah que, mprmiendo
Eostro una sonrsa ben6Vols, contestase:
-1lene uated raz6n Ia bertAd de los escl1vos produe
oes pedldas en- capital de los rco peo estIs prdda no
eqen dc nngdn modO los peruOs que los pobrc negros
s les lrogaron dursne aque periodic de vii sevdumb Prn
e'c.vIata Otro ad.da este periuo moral que matsrs
mente ocason6 prvandoles del egmo uto de rabao
clones de h spOCa. '-sS''-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
EDJCTO
Estados Unidos de America.
Ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos
En- la Corte del Distrito de Humacao

Emilio Lizard Y Echevarrfa Elk parte.
Declaratoria de herederos abintestato
de doha Rita Echevarrfa y Diaz.
Por cuanto habiendo promovido
ante ests Corte de Distrito, expedien-
To, el letrado don Lorenzo Jimenez
y Garcia en- representation de don
Emilio Lizard y Echevarfa en- solicit
tud de que SO declare & Manuel Zaca.
ria, Vicente Emilio, Diego, Jose Igna.
clio, Heraclio Telesforo, Alejandrino
Primitive, Lorenza Marcelina Serara-
pia y Llis Magfn Lizard y Echavarfa
como herederos abintestato de dofla
Rita Echev arris habidos en- gu matri.
monio con don Diego Lizardi y Sosa
de quien era viuds Ia finada asf como
para que SO declare q sus nietos Pa
bio Enrique, Asisclo Isabel, Diego
Leoncio, Emilio Lizard y Colon,
herederos por derecho de representa-
ci6n de su otro hijo fallecido Asisclo
Lizardi y Echevarrfa quien los hubo
en- su matrimonio dofa Silvestre Co.
Ion, habiendo fsllecido dicha causan'
to ell dfa 28 de Mario de 1904 sin otor-
gar disposition testamentaris.
Por tanto habiendo ordenado POI
el Hon. James A. Erwin Juez de ests
Corte de Distrito Ia publication d,
| edictos en- el peri6dico LA DEMoCRA-
CIA. & 10 menos una veg cada semans
durants un mes, para que los interesa
dos que SO cream con derechos se
| incluidos en- dicha declsraioria de he
| rederos 6 hacer impugnaci6n q 10 mis-
ma coucurran & esta Corte presenta
| sus aleg aciones en- forma ell dia q d.
| Marco de 1905 q las 8 q. m. previni6n
| doles que pasado dicho termino y oid'
| la prueba que ofrexca 10 parte promo
vente, SO resolvera la declaration d.
herederos solicitada psrando.es 10
perjuicios CONSEQUENCES los que ~
hagan uso de su derecho, libro el pre-
sente para 81 publicaci6n en- el peri6
| dico mencionado bsjo mi firma en- Hu
maeso 4 diez y ocho de Febrero d.
1905.
ENRIQUE RINC6N.
Secretary District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
A los Agentes

Las atlas y bal as deben venir 4
fines de cada mes para que rijan desde
el primer da del mes siguiente. Las
Agencias no deben aceptarlas en-
otras fechas, porque entorpecen Ia
contabilidad de la administration. Les
roganos que cumplan esta regla con
escrdpulo.'
Las Quotas son slempre antici.
pedas. Pero, q 10 mas, deberan re.
caud arse y remltirse en- In primera
sem ana del mes. Asi no habra sus-
criciones perdidas. Proceder de otro
modo, equivale q perjudicar los inte-
reses de la empresa. Y esperamos que
nuestros amigos 10 evitaran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06

Estados Unidos de America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
Al pubIico

A TODD persona que nos envie una
nosicia, una impression, una idea sobre
sucesos de actuslidad, sobre asuntos
polfticos 8 econ6micos, ETC., 10 agra
deceremos mucho. El peri6dico nece-
sita quiere vivir On communion directa
Y continua con ell gran piblico y ser
informado por la opinion. Pero 81 las
notlcias han de insertarse, deber&u
traer la garantfa de una firma como
cida. Dlcha frma no es para publ.
carla, nj para comprometerla, sino
para tener Ia seguridad de que los es.
critos no son ap6crifos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
IA DEMOCRAC|A."
REGLkS lNvARIABLES
A los Correspondents

Las noticas deben venir conden.
sadas, sin ningiu genero de amplia-
clones. El peri6dico necesita hechos,no
mas cue hechos. La redacci6n escri-
bira los comsntarios, Acerca de la
conveniencia de escribirlos en- deter
minados sentido, los corresponsales
puedsn indicar 10 que cream oportuno
No es possible publican largas
revistss de bales, veladas, festas, Il
otros actos. Porque aglomerandose
en- la redacci6n, ocupArian todas las
paginas del peri6dico, que son necesa.
rias q 10 propaganda polftica y q la
information en- to1os sus amplios as.
pectos.
-Cuando los sucesos tengan gran
importancia pueden comunicarsenos
por telegrafo, siendo de cuenta del Pc
ri6dico los gastos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
EDICTo
Estados Unidos de America.
El Presidente de los Estados Unidos'
En- la Corte de Distrito Gel Distrito
Judicial de Arecibo. PR.
Gregorio Cruz Domena, Ex-Parte.

Por cusnto, habiendose presenta-
do & esta Corte de Distrito don Jose
|. Gomez abogado del promoveute, una
moci6n solicitando SO le admita infor-
maci6n para acreditar ell dominic de
una finca rdstica radicada en- el ba'
rrio del Factor, del termino munich
pal de Arecibo, compuesta de treinta
V ocho cuerdas setenta cinco areas
tres centiareas dc terrenos destina-
dos q pastos y frutos MEMORIES, con
una casa rGstica, en- lindes al Norte
con la cortadera del cafio de Tiburo-
nes; al Sur, tierras de Casimiro Ri.
vera; al Este, Fulgencio Venancis
Cruz, jose Gonzalez por 81 y en- re-
presentation de Ramon Domena y
Marcos Sola y su esposa Elena Wal
terson, y al Oeste Emeterio Cruz y
Jose Etanislao Ruiz, estando cruzada
de Salieute q Poniente por la via del
ferrocarril y ell camino pdblico que
conduce Barceloneta.
Por tanto, habiendo ordenado el
Hon. Jose r. F. Savage, Juez de esta
Corte de Distrito, SO convoque & las
personals ignoradas qulenes pueda
periudicar la inscription de dominic
solicitada, por medic de edictos que
so insertaran por tres veces en- uno de
Ilos peri6dicos de mas circulation de
San Juan, q fin de que en- ell termino de
sesenta dias naturales compaarezcar
81 quieren alegar sus derechos, pudien'
do dentro de dicho termino proponei
y practtcar las pruebas que les con
vengan, expido 81 presente que auto
rizo bajo mi frma y el sello ofcia
de la Corte, en- Arecibo, & primero d'
Mario de mil novecientos cinco.
| E. FERNANDEZ VANGAS.
Secretary District Court.
Mario, de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-06
CAPITULO XVII

Es dec que usted toma en- serio las manfs.tAcones de
gente..,
No que puedau tomArse de oro modo don Fernan-
do mas de segn 70 opno parece que enen raz6n
Como. =! lusted opna Vamos sin duda el Ma
yordomo de mi Haciends ha perddo Ia cabeza.
e Director miro Pablo con ojos de asombro.
SaGor replied 6ltmo sin desconcsrtarse precise
pensar con serendAd obr que hubes creido
que Ia proesta de anoch simple nmedsd venda
moessrle
.Pero iqu6 10 que usted pretende R-excIam6 don
Fernando, cuya extrI6ezt aumentabA
-Pue pretendo ben ac que considere usted al
peon como IN Iuxa que trAbaiI rquezI al que
por nteres propc debe usted guArdI ce consdeconeS
IA esA canAla a susted ests loco Seran cap1ces
de lqueir mi Hacienda, iConsiderarIos ~ que mas
sderacon que Ia que sc les guIrdA lno cobran ornA =
no tuese por ell trabo que aquf enen no morrHn de
hLmbre ESQ usted peDm estk ben, Pablo Ssnto
tener decsc usted continue dscurrendo de eae
modo
Me ponGrfA usted en Ia cale 49,.
No hntO. 70 neceatO used; mas adn, "a que eIw