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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-20
VIM Not Albuquerque?

At the last meeting Of the Building and Loan asso-
citation the matter Of erecting dwellings for sale on the
installment plan was seriously considered This is a new
departure OF this association and one to be commended
by the general public. That the Building and Loan asso-
citation have plenty Of money idle is true, yet Ration holds
many tempting avenues for investment at a profit and
that this home organization should have concluded to rise
TO the emergency present with us in "a scarcity Of rooms,
living places and homes is a matter of great moment and
great congratulation 70 Ration. Let all citizens encour-
age the movement-Raton Range.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-20
SELECTIONS MADE FROM
PRESS OF SOUTHWEST
Great, Grand State.

\ statehood league is to be formed in Tucson. A
consensus of the opinions of our leading citizens shows
that a large majority of them desire statehood, singly,
if possible, but if this is impossible, jointly with New
Mexico. But there are a large number who much prefer
to have New Mexico annexed to Arizona. They want a
big state. They belong to the class of people who like
great things. They want a big state with big resources
big mines, big forests, big coal fields, big ranges, big
ranches, big mountains, big canyons-in fact, everything
big. especially bighearted, big-brained men and women,
with the promise OF a big future for the second largest
state in the nion-Tucs star.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-20

The statehood meeting Saturday night was a success,
1t put the republican party Of Mckinley county on rec
ord for joint statehood. The election Of Mr.. Bowie as one
of the committeeman shows that it was not merely a po-
litical move but an endorsement Of a principal. II some
of the people who are fighting the jointure tooth and nail
where they were at II was enthusiastic from start TO fin.
ish, ana if some of the other counties that are as anxious
for jointuTe as Mckinley is, will follow suit, New Mexico
will be united with Arizona as one state before the leaves
again come out on the trees. II is the method Of the
antis 10 decry the iointure movement by making sport
of fl. They were handed a package the other night that
VIII open their eyes and show them that there is one
county besides BernaliLo that is without "A dissenting
voice for joint statehood with Arizona-McKiney Re
publican.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-20
ROUGH RIDER IS NAMED
ROOSEVELT REMEMBERS COM,
RADE CAPTAIN T. j. LEAHY, OF
NEW MEXICO.

Captain r.. j. Leahy, a former Rough
Rider, and for the past few years clerk
of the Sixth judicial district Of New
Mexico. al A~lamogordo, Tuesday re-
ceived notice of his appointment as as
sistant United States district attor-
ney i'm New Mexico, under Major w.
II. II. Ll.wellyn, also a Rough Rider.
This will ~uecessitate a change of res
idence for Captain Leahy and his
h~eadquaT,.ga will hereafter be Las
Vegas.
Charles Downs His Successor.
1t is stated in Alamogordo that
Charles r., Downs, who has been dep
uty district clerk under Captain Leahy,
will be appointed the vacancy. MT.
Downs is q member of El PasO Typo
graphical union No. $40, and is well
known I'M the Pass City.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-20
c. E. GUsTAFsoN, Proprietor.
SARATOGA CHIPS FRESH EV-
cry DAY AT MALON'S.

Special sale Of fine Bath Robe
Blankets, just the thing for your win
ter Bath Robe. Choice, 81 each. See
window display at the Golden Rule
Dry Goods company.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-20

Greatest bargains ever offered in
afternoon and evening coats, at the
Golden Rule Dry Goods company. See
window display.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-20

See the window display OF the Rio
Grande Wooden Mills at the Globe
store, then ask for those $3.50 walk
ing skirts.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-20

A wave of prosperity begets a wave of eNtrayagance,
which, in turn, begets a wave Of speculation, resulting I'm
a wave Of high prices. which finally produces a wave Of
increased rates for money, and is generally followed by
the collapse Of many a financial or speculative bubble.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-20

Five pairs Of hose for 25c-Satur-
day only; worth two pairs for Csc.
Simon Stern, the Railroad avenue
clothier.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-20

See the big special bargains for Sat
urday only, at our store. Simon Stern,
the Railroad avenue clOthier.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-20

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-14

commodation, which backs in and out morning and evening
 of having through passenger service and 1t Is believed that some of the roads will put on through trains fin the near future.
 In speaking of the matter today one of the leading business men of the city said: "One of Ensley's greatest needs at the present time is a passenger service on some of the railroads leading through this section.
 ''There are two or three roads with tracks through the city that could oper- ate passenger trains and we should have them It would be great convenience to the public and, I believe, an advantage to the roads operating the trains.
 "I understand that at least one of the roads with a line through this city is con- sidering the proposition of operating pas senger trains on the line and if one makes the start 1 believe that the others will follow
 "The Frisco accommodation Is good in it's way and makes fine start but we told that the business on the Frisco ac- eommodation has been very good from the beginning and that the management is well pleased with the result of ,ne exper- iment''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-14
A Woman Electrician.

From The Pilgrim.
 The only electrical contractor In the United States of feminine persuasion is demure young woman in Syracuse, N. Y..-Miss Rose B. Richardson-who began her business life as a telephone operator. Becoming interested in things electrical, she soon became bookkeeper and assistant for brother-in-law who was an electrical contractor. Since his death, some three years ago, Miss Rich ardson has had entire charge of the business and has established a fine reputation. By personally inspecting all the contracts after the workmen have finished she keeps high stand ard. At the recent meeting of the Ma tional Association of Electrical Con- tractors the 2000 men members gave an enthusiastic greeting to Miss Rich ardson. She is very domestic, how ever, in her inclinations, and is an accomplished housekeeper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-14
MORE RESIDENCES
 IS ENSLEY'S NED City Has Great Demand fo
 More Cottages NOT A VACANT HOUSE NOW Attorney W. W. shortrldse Is optlm- istic on the Future of His Town.
 Ills Confidence In Safety of investments.
NOT A VACANT HOUSE NOW

Ensley September 13.-(special) Joe spite the fact that more than one hundred residences and small cottages have been erected in Ensley during the past six months there Is still daily cry for more," said Attorney W. W. shortridge today.
 'T am told that there is not a vacant house in either Ensley or Wylam and that the demand is inslstent and grow ing every day. The demand for individual ownership of small homes by peo"le em- ployed in the local manufacturing plants, is also encouraging. The evident stability of all these concerns evidenced by the many permanent Improvements that are being made has stimulated confidence in the future of the town and the desire among the people to own their homes.
 This is a very healthful indication and should be encouraged. Fill Ensley with thrifty. home-ownlng citizens and perma- nent prosperity is assured for the city for all time to come.
 Ut is my opinion that capitalists should invest more money in the erection of small cottages for rent. Ensley should be able to supply every man with home who comes to the city. None should be turned away for lack of homes,
 With homes to supply all the demands I feel sure that the population of Ensley would be increased several thousand in a very short time. Our manufacturing plants are crying for more labor. They must have it, but they cannot get it unless the town Is able to give the men who come desirable homes.
 of Ensley's future and I believe that ev- cry dollar placed in real estate or build ings here is absolutely safe and a good investment"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-14
coLUMBi INSTITUTE,
Columbia, Tenn.

Home school for girls and young ladies. Admirably equipped. To the prestige of historic past has been added the ho ior of having won the medal over all educational exhibits at tho St. Louis exposition. Special ad. yantages in music. art, languages. The roth year opens September 19. For illustrated catalogue address
 MISS MARY A. BRYANT, Principal. 7-1a-thnr.Slln-2-.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-14
.E NSLEY DEP "A R T M E N T =

by the Rev. J. W. Orr and the Rev. l.. 4. Reagor.
 The body was held until today that relatives at Hanceviile might be notified but no answer had been received to the telegram sent.
 Not a relative of the unfortunate young man was present at the funeral
 Notes and Personals.
 The Fortnightly club will give dance at Perkins hall on Avenue D Friday night.
 At meeting of the Knockers club of Ensley, which met with Miss Hattie Brazelton last Monday night. handsome pins emblematic of the club were distrib- uted to the menbers.
 A new ordinance appears in the new code of Ensley which provides that bar Der shops may remain open until 10 o'clock on Sunday mornings. It Is explained that this law was necessary in Ensley to al low customers who cannot get t< $he work done on Sunday morning. It Is sait that this provision is peculiarly necessar! in Ensiey,
 Otis Nicely of Newmarket was callel to the bedside of his father, who Is i'll a his home in this city. Linza H. LeCroy has returned home af ter few days spent at his old home Il Elmore county. W. c. McTyeire of Bessemer is spending few days with his sons. ". ". an, H, N. McTyelre, in this city.
  ed in this city and has opened an offic at Avenue c and Nineteenth street. Miss Lester Scott and Miss Lucy Walk CT left this morning for Tuscaloosa , where they will attend school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-14

ATLANTA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
 Free Dispensary; first college in U. S. to operate an actual drug store. Genuine practical dispensing for hundreds of pa tients daily. Greater demand for our graduates than we can supply. Address Dr. George F. Payne, Ph. G., Dean, Diyis- ion No. 10. Atlanta, Ga.
 7-2S-32t-su-tu-t thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-14
ENSLEY DESIRES
 RAILWAY SERVICE
ONLY ONE TRAIN OPERATES INTO THE CITY AT PRESENT-PROS- PEcTs THAT OTHERS WILL BE PUT ON SOON.

Ensley September 13-tSpecial)-It is possible that Ensley will get a passenger service on some of the railroads in the district whose lines touch this locality. At the present time Ensley has only one train per day each way; the Frisco ac1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-14
Miss Jane Marie Hannum

has severed her connection with Pol lock-Stephens Institute and will organ ize classes for study In general and special work.
 Address, 1912 2oth St., South.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-14
Rural Route Ordered.

Washington, September 13.-(Special.)-- Rural free delivery route No 1 ordered es- tablished November 15, at Diamond, Mar
 shall county, serving 560 people and 13s houses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-14
D|G TENT MEETING
 BEGINS SUNDAY Under Auspices of Cumberland Presbyterian Church FINE MUSICAL PROGRAM ME The Rev. E. E. Hendrick Will Conduct the Services, Assisted By A. L.
 Carter, Who Will Lead
 the Singing.
FINE MUSICAL PROGRAM ME

Ensley, September 1S.-(Speeial.)-Th Rev. L. A. Reagor. pastor of the Cum berland Presbyterian church, assisted by his members, is preparing for the tent meeting that begins under the auspices of that church next Sunday
 The meeting will be conducted by the Rev. E. D, Hendrick of Tennessee, a noted evangelist of the Cumberland Pres byterian church. The tent will be erected near the church at the corner of Avenue I and Eighteenth street.
 A. l.. Carter, a famous singer, who has been working with the ReN. MT. Hem drick for the past three years, will assist in the meetings, and will conduct the singing. He will arrive Saturday and the singers of the various churches of the city are invited to meet him at the church Saturday night to help arrange the musi- cal programme for the campaign.
 All the churches of the city will help in the series of meetings and large con gregations are expected at every ser vice. The choir will be made up of the best singers of the city from all denomina- tions.
 The SeTleS or meetings Will continue TUT two weeks, and the Sunday night ser vices at most of the churches will give way for the services at the tent.
 Ensley Police Court.
 Justice of the Peace and Alderman J. M. Donaldson presided on the bench In police court this morning in the absence of Mayor Scott, who went to Birmingham with his daughter, Miss Lester, who left for Tuscaloosa to attend school.
 Ali Glover was fined $25 for an as sault. Ali had been released on bond after having been arrested for disorderly ocn- duct and in the hour that he was re- leased he returned to his former scene of misconduct and increased the degree of his disorder by throwing rocks into n private residence of another negro. He was re-arrested and fined hs stated above. Rafe Burnett another negro, was also fined $25 on a charge of assault.
 Buried Today,
 The remains of William Mapes, the young white man who was killed at the steel plant Monday night by being crushed under an ingot mold, was buried this afternoon at o'clock in Oakland cemetery.
 The funeral was conducted from the un- dertaking parlors of Echols & Auguin
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16
N 0 A S

= -. - a aee
ReaHmente, eg extrsfIe Is conducta
del Hon. TesOrer0 de Puerto Rico.
De-un Iado BE- eafu0rzA ed desno-
schsr 81 presupue1to: mas no &c intenta
-diaminuir eapI6ndid0s n6minas em-
pleadoa acasO parfectame .indtlles
10 pOF 10 uaends inneCesafloss y de Otro
Be- We en- Ell TesorerO 10 que pafece
una tendenCi8 marcodlsime emular
a ceIebpidad de Mr.. Holland ars ca lo
que confeeCi6n de leyes absnrdas y
Fuinossa para este pueblo sesrehere.
en- t0das parties. ID mission de loo
buenOB gobiernOs fu6 encauzar p0r
lIenda de prosperidad la Vida de los
pueblos.
De ese modO. buscaron siempre ta.
/ les WObiernoa Los mediOa necesarlos
spnr6 auu6lIa finaIidad. innpdlgand0 las
industries. el cOmeTci0. ID pgFicuituras
toda fuente. en- sunaa, de phblica F1-
quezns
PreCisamente los Estados Unidos se
han enRrandeCido m6s que por otFa
cosa pOr haber contadO siempre con
gobieFnos Cuidad dosos ouyO esfuerzo se
diriei6 en- t1da Ocosi6n 6 facilitar el
vuelo de todo 10 que para el pals Gig
nificara factor de- vida. elemenfO de
prOQresc, impulse hnCia D faliCidad.
ST los gobieTnCs nOFte-ameFicsnOs
10 hubieran hecho ESQ: 81 en- Yez de
til conduCta Sc hubiefan dedieado 6
perseguir les induatrina. 81 c0mercio.
d agriculture. ets6tarn. eplagtendo to-
ID iniciatiVa con leyeH desp6ticaa. CO.
rEando 81 paso tode pFoRFes0 con e
Carga de exacciOres enOFI0es en-
t0nCes los Eatsdos Unid0s fuerAn IN
pueblo desgEaciad0 que Ve9etarla an
d penurias y no una gran Tepdblica
Cuya vida se desborda. eel ensancha
oada die. ee agiganta eXtEaord!naria-
mente.
Z tal pafeee que 81 81 cFlteFlO de
funCi0nariog que como el TesoreF0 p I
90 81 pueblo de PoeFto Rico. hubieFa
de pFevaleeeF. este pueblo 8efia empu-
isd0 & d deseape scion y - muerte.
p0r cuant0 en- vez de- leyea lberales.
Que tsndieTan "a famento de tOda C.ose
de industrias. VieOrizlndolas y alsn-
t6nd0lAg de dia en- dis, dijerase que g
idaasen leyes veRdadeEa Eamente dr0c0-
seSasaas cuVa noln enunCiaci6n ahuyen-
tar puede de los pueFt0FFlqu nos tOda
egperanza de bieneatar y fellcldao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16

En- MaysgHaz, fu6 detenido Rafael
Vigo, aCusado Ce seduction.
-El IL botica delsefior Domirguezs
de San GermGn. hubo an Conato de in
cendiol La Casa estabR aseguFada.
per0 de Las investigaciones hechas pOr
81 tenienta Castro resulta que 81 fuego
fu6 casual.
En- JuanR Disz. d conduCir 81
guardia Eladio Rivera. 6 Ia c6rcel &
FuDgenciO Rodriguez. fu6 agredidO en
81 nisnlO salon pOr este, arrCj SndOle
a sueE0 y dandose & la fugR. Mas
tarde fu6 CapturadO, hacienda 81 pole
cfa uso del rotten.
-En breve De har6n nuevos nom-
bramientos de guaFdias de ID r. i.
Ell alcalde de San Juan ha sOlicita-
do del ayuGtRmientO 90 hsga una session
de Ia tlsvci6n de los propiadades del
t6rmino municipal de la ciudad.
Los sefiores TRUEBA 4 OIL.
VAS, incansables en- 81 labor de meiO.
rar las produ duciOnes industriaIas dc este
pals. Ell la meior clase de Iicores, no
descansan un mOmento y han mOntsd0
ana gran fabrica con todos los adelsn-
tOa n10dernos. Ademss de los produc-
Cos que ya dieron 81 mercado, est6n
fabricando los neiores anises fiuos,
tales como eGONO7. ESCARCHAl
nos. RiARRASQUINO. CHAR.
TREES v TODAS les CREMAS co.
NOCIDAS. En- WHO'S nobresaKar
tn5rs ca particular eMISTELAs
aue fahricad0 CON T0DAS LAS
4 C4EN El2 A .ES DE La LEY VINO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16
UG VOIant8 de
Ia Acadia.
hGsTCa ID las tias
las del CarnaYal

El alcalde de ID ciudad. e6or RI.
berto IL Todd. ha circulsdc nara eo.
nosimiento general, 81 siguiente 70
Iante
eDa acuefdo con ei programs rubli
cado poI u Comisi6n orgarizsdors le
Las festas del Carnival. Sc hsca saber
que eStas empezaran el 26 de Fsbraro
actuaI y terminaran el 8 de MaTzo
pr6ximC. sin que sea permitido dar
principle antes de u citadA f,chs.
eVigente la prohibition que tiene
hecha h Direction de Sanid4d. se ad-
vierte. que durante dichos els. en-
que el pub leo puede entregGrse & los
juepos que las expresadas festss traen
consiQo, no sers permitido laTz Las
peFs0naI confettis 8 papelillos multi
dolores, cuyo efect0. queda pre- hibi-
da tamb;6n Ii venta de paquetes. csjss,
nacono6 cualquief otTo envase. que con-
teuRS mezclados papelillCs de distintos
colores.
EAST mism0. Sc prohib5 reccgar del
suelo dichog confettis psra arrojarlos
de nuevO snbRe Las persOnAs; Is nnpoco
serk 5eEmitid0 Vefter SguR desde las
GILES, plazAs. BALCONIES 8 az tess. nj
lamar oObre los transeuntes haTiua q
otFo polvO; pues este es contrari0 al
respeto que Sc debe guardian & sque-
llas personas que no estSn dispuestas &
tomar parte en- las iestas. y desdIce de
Ia culturS; prohibiendose igualmente
lamar las peFsonas Confites q ntros
duICel por 81 estilo. que prodncen do.
no 81 dar en- el rostrO. y que 81 caer
inCitan la golosina de los nifioa. pu-
diendo series nocivo 81 Comerlos, des-
pu6s de eatar en- contacto con 81 suelO.
elias peraonas que usen disfraces
cuidar6n de cumpiir con el orden y
Compostura que es de esperarse; en-
tendi6ndose, que el uso de Ia careta no
se permitirk 1eBpu6s de habar oscure-
cidO, y solo Sc cOnsentir6 su uso de
noche, & las PERSONS que Sc diEijan
los bailes de disfrsz. eatando termi-
nantemente prohibido s los disfraza-
dos portar aFmas. palos. nj foote's.
clos infract res acualquiera de es-
tas repIas ser6n denunciados poF los
Aoentea de ID Policfs al Juez de PaG.
como comprendid 8 enla OrdenAnza
de 90 de Septiembre de 1902
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16
lI1S0S Del COTroO en-
Sa5ana efaRdg.
llna sdDIira al lsis superior DEL
Eam0
u nalastro Cogrssg0nsag. ]

FebFero is Con notable FetEazo
hn lleg6do ID correspondence en eatos
1stimos dfas.
No es u pFimera Vez que aucede
esto; pero ahoEa haae dAu0 q cae0 de
e9tsr Dor tres dfgs atrasado 81 corraC
Como 81 natural 81 pueblo Sc qneia
ar1argamente de estas deficiencies y Be
sdpsica 81 stfi3V director de correos
entienda en- 81 Gsunto.
En- Gfl pasados sucedia eeto mismo
y NOS dirijimos 81 aefIor director de
cOFreOs suplicando nos enVi6rs u CO.
rTespondenCia que venfa para este pue.
bio por Ia Yfs de Poncey en- RQuella
6ppca rara vez, deiamOS de reCibirla &
tempo.
Eatas irregularidades han venido su-
ceai6ndose desde que viene 81 cOrreO
poF "a via de MAyagnsz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16
PaStlIIaS BrOnQulaI8s Dc Brown
Dan aliviO eflcaz en- los.
Males Dc Ia GaTganta.
EN- cAJ1TAs. soLAMRNTR
n OVsdad fld Do slgloIl
EN CAJITAS, soLAMRNTE

ElnOtable mediCamento Te Garfield,
no 10 conc csis y es precise que sepais
que no debe faItar ca todoB los hOga-
res puert0rriquefIos. rs 81 gran pu-
rificadOF de "a sRngFe. conservando asi
Ia iuventud. Te Garfield hRca desapa-
reCer todas5las matarias noci vas que
leniOnan Ia saIud. De venta en- lee
farmaCias Zarbi, GCol6nD y BlancO. Y
en- ,la cAsR del representante don BeE-
nardinO Diaz,, Sol ~. San Juan,
y u \
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16
N0fIeias De Bf6oib0
DE geaestro oorresf1 Jus01 }

{.
Febrero IA. He sido aprcbsao por
este municipio Rs designaci6n da los
iefes y oficiales del nusvo Cuerpo de
BombeF0s yquo be hizo por ID cOni
sion correspondents siendO est0s los
siguientes. Presidents hon0rGriO don
EduaFdo Rose. Ter. Jefe Elective don
Andr6s Oliver. 90. Jefe don Angel
SAM, Cficiaiea de seCCi6n: don Ramon
Seijo, don Felipe Quero, don JustiDin-
no Clayelin y don DaliO Torres. Me-
dicO. doctor don Fernkndo Alemfn.
L2 nueva oicialidad qneda enCaFgada
del nOmbEamient0 de clases y preseu-
tar an nuevo Eeglamento.
Aver tarde yendc de paseO q doe
tor DoVal con eI Cepitsn de d policfa
senor FernEndez Mater, tuVieron Ii
desQraeia de que se desboCara al Caba-
Ilo dal C0Che que RuiRban el cual que-
d6 destro&ado aalv6ndoae 6stOa nila-
gfosamente gaCando solo levea c0ntu-
aiOueg.
al salir aver 81 bote de d Aduana
& paGar laIYisita 81 Vapor ATksdis, tu-
va rs deggFaGia de que & eOnaeCuenCia
de Is 0Et mareiada que habia YOlc6ae
6sta yendo "a aRua 81 Inspector senior
don Luis CaldeF6n y los maFineros sin
que sfOrtunadamente tuYieFa que L.
mentarse mas deegfacia que q cOnaar
bido bafiO tan de msfIana.
--Adelantan mucho los ensayos de
los cor0s dennis n6meros que Sc pre-
paran para d velada que tendr6 IuRsE
en nuestro teatrO 81 pr6xim0 domiDgd
y que pFOTnete quedaF muy C0ncurri-
de-.
Hoy se estan regandO las Gales lo
cual era neeesario pOr 81 muchO p0lvO
qua habfa.