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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-02-10
ton, kidney or liver troubles, Hollister'i
Rocky Mountain Tea will make yor
we'll. Farnsworth & Briley.
Afraid of Strong Medicines.

Many people suffer for years from
rheumatic pains, and prefer to do so
rather than take the strong medicines
usually given for rheumatism, not
knowing that quick relief from pain
may be had simply by applying Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and without taking
any medicine internally. For sale by
Farnsworth & Briley. AZ
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-02-10

u E o IN IN 81
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-02-10
Sick Headache.

This distressing ailment arises from a
disordered condition of the stomach.
All that is needed to effect cure is a
dose or two of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. In fact, the attack
may be warded off, or greatly lessened
in severity, by taking dose of these
Tablets as soon as the first symptom Of
an attack appears. Sold by Farnsworth
& Briley.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-02-10

Yonng man, did you ever put
Bur arms around your dear old
other who has loved and cared
i you and tell her that you love
81 and are grateful for the tears
be has shed and prayers she has
6ered for you? She may think
Bat you love her without your as
bring Der that you do, but it costs
Du but little effort to tell her and
bur words may bring more Joy
nd sunshine to her than you ever
reamed of. Some young men will
ay two dollars for a livery rig to
de three hours with a seventy-fve
snt girl and tell her all the nice
hings they can think of that are
tue, and more that are not true
nd don't spend Eve cents or five
inutes in a year to show their ole
other that they care anything fol
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-02-10

Tom cursorY glances at the
\ papers it would seem that
country is going through q
Of boodling, graft and bribery.
'ay be, though, that these crimes
being brought more TO light
formerly and are not more
'erous than they have been for
" years past.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-02-10

|ll Of Idaho county's represent
rs voted against the johnson
which provided that legislators
Big to the capital on passes
pld not be allowed mileage
y perhaps thought this mileage
aey would come in handy for
pr purposes and passes were
by had. The bill was defeated
J vote of 81 to 10.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-02-10

bishop Wooley, of the Mormon
rch, who was appointed govern
b assayer at Boise and later re-
Jed only to be reinstated
bugh the efforts of Senator Hey
b, is again to be removed owing
Unsatisfactory management says
Washington dispatch. Perhaps
oley is not the much abused
} some people thought him.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-02-10

Beautiful eyes and handsome face are
eloquent commentators. Bright eyes
are windows to woman's heart. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea makes
bright eyes. S5 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Farnsworth & Briley.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-02-10

England has decided to take
sident Roosevelt at his word in
pect to the Monroe doctrine and
"a will withdraw her troops and
Bells from her Wet Indian pos
lions. The presidents interpre-
lon of the Monroe doctine is that
United States should be pre-
fed to prevent any territory in
western hemisphere from fall
into European hands, if it is
eady under government by
ericans, and care taken of ter
pry now owned by European
gers from being taken over By
Ter powers in Europe.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-02-10

1t makes no difference how many
medicines have failed to cure you, if you
are troubled with headache, constipa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14
MUNICIPIO De CAGUAS

Offend del Alc tlde:-Se hsce Gaber
q los que, 4 pessr de la c1ntinu8 ges-
ti6n ds esta Alcaldfs, ado tienen en-
descubierto sus ohligac!ones contrai-
das en amos anteriores con ett9 Mu-
ricipio, que se les concede un p'szo
imDrorrogab'e de ounce dlss, que
ser&a cor tados desde esta f,oha, para
que sati.f sgan q toialidad de tus de-
bitos. Una vez veucilo ell t6cmiuo
expresado, So proceiera al cobro por
Ia via de apremio de las deudos refe.
ridss que 70 hsyan sido solyeLtadas,
siguiendo las prsscrl clones del r.
gsmeut en- vigOr para cobrAJ "a de
cont'buciones venci5ss y scrsenclas
de ests Munleipa lidad
Csguss, Agosto de l.9l5. G
Garcia, Alcslde Municipal 2-5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14
vAR|AS NOT|C|AS
EscueIa de teIegrafIa.- La
Presa.- Organization obre-
ra.-En Santurce.
vAPOR ESPANOL
Fiestas del centenario del
&Ouijote. Bill de Conda-
dos. -Camara de Comercio.

Sc agita entire varios j6venes de
Aguadilla, socios del cfrculo <San Car
los,s de aquella ciudad, Ia idea de lie.
var a cabo Juegcs Florales en- los dias
de las fiestas patronales, 6 en- ell de
Diciembre, 24q aniversario de la fun.
daci6n de aqusl CT culo social.
La escuela de telegrafla de Ma.
yagiez recibe hoy mayor protection
de aquel ayuntamiento. Este ha au.
mentado la subvenci6n que tiene des-
tinada para la ensefianza de varios
alumnos.
Ell acuerdo del muoic!pio de Ma
yagdez es muy aplaudido.
Ell notable transformista senior
La Presa oebotara mafiana martes en-
el teatro de Mayaguez.
Aver tarde Sc llev6 & cabo una
reunion de carpinteros, en- Santurce.
En- ella qued6 constituido el gremio de
este oficio, que funcionara bajo los es-
tatutos de la Federation Lib do Puer.
to Rico.
-Esta noche Sc llevar& & efecto en-
la Escuela de Carload de nif1os, en-
Santurce, una fiesta que Sc concede
anualmente & los a;umnos. Ameniza-
RI el acto la banda de Beuefcencia.
-Ultimamente Sc reuni6 en- el syun-
tamiento de Mayaguez una comisi6n
especial del Conceio, con ell fn de es-
tudiar la reglamentaci6n que ha de
someterse la suoasta de venta de Car.
mes frescas en- aquella Jurisdiction.
-Ha regresado q 10 ciudad del
Oeste nuestro amigo don Eliseo Font
| y Gulllot, acompafiAndole 81 sehorita
hija Carmelita.
Ell vapor espahol Catalina sali6
ell sabado dltimo de Canarias para es-
to puerto. Continuara despues su ru-
ia para los de Mayaguez, Ponce, San.
tiago de Cuba, Habana y Matanzas.
Son sus consignatarlos en- San Juan
los sefiores Sobrinos de Izquierdo
yCa
Hoy Sc reuoira la comisi6n que
fue nomb ada en- la Ultima asam olea
de la Camara de Comercio, con ell fin
de empezar rea IL ar su comet do en-
el memorial que sera enviado a la <New
York and Portl Rico Steam ,hio Coz
En- breve Sc reuni an las Juntas
Drectivas del Ateneo y e Casino Es-
paflol, para tomar acuerdos sobre las
proyectadas festas del centenario del
Quijote,
-Muy pronto presentaran su in
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14
NOTAS De FAJARDO
Una escueIa cat6Iica gra-
tuita para parvu'os. Un
ejempIo IaudabIe
C0RTE MUNICIPAL
Nuevo Official de sanidad.- .-Bo-
da Vallecillo-Zalduondo.
A Barceloneta.

En- la Ultima samana de julio
primsra de Agosto, respectivamsnte,
ipgresaron en- las caias municipales
de Faj ardo por concepto de <derechos
sobre carness, Se3 II y s6l.37.
la corgrsgacl6n de h,ias de Ma.
ria ha e,tablecido una escuela de par.
vulos en- Ia capilla cst6lica situada en-
las afueras de esta poblaci6n. Dos
Sc sefioritas congreg antes, que turnsn
semanalmente, enseii An todos los dfas
& mas de cuarenta nifios pobres. Ade-
mas de 10 doctrina dc Cristo, en- dicha
escuela Sc enseila & leer escribir y
contar. La labor generosa y levanta-
da de estas amigos de la pobreza de-
bi ra Sc. imltada en todos los pueblos.
Dsscender b ssta las 4 timas cspas SO.
ciales, para difupdir la luz allf donde
Ia scmbra reina; es acercarse & Dios.
En Ia Corte municipal 90 celebrs-
ron los siguieDtes juicios en- los dfas
10Y II del corrien,e:
Juan Zacheus, por agre4i6n leve,
$500 dc multa; Tomas Palatin0 y Fs-
lipe Mal tfnez, por desobediencia q la
policfa, s5 90 y 81 90 de multa, re,pec.
tivamente; Eleuterio Cruz, por abuse
de con6anza, absuelto por fAlta de
pruebas; Juan Cuello, por sgresi6n,
lnsuitos y resistencia & Ia polici., tres
meses de carcel y 5000 co de mults;
Antonio Dfsz y Fermfo O.liz. pr al
teraci6n do Ia paz, 5 dias de c&ecel;
Tito Mar,faez y Damaso Rivera, por
alserar Ia psz, Sl.t0 d. multa; L ,ren.
20 Losads, por turbar la psz. sl.00
&c multa.
-Ha sido nombrado me lico auxl.
liar de Sanidad de Fajardo, nue.tro
amigo don Juan We've y CarrilIo.
-Autsne ch conir sjeron matrimo.
nio cat6lico nuestros amigos d IN Js-
r6nimo Vallscillo y la di ,tlngutda 90.
d Jrita coma Josedna z slduondo We.
We. Los reciencasados par.ieron aver
para su residen :ia dc Barcslon sta.
CORRESPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14
Treasury Department Of Porto Rco,- -Subata PdbNca
Benes inmueb|es

Ed ID olocoecthlt Rnas mismot
ns oe Lares ola De Sepiem
de 9e5
as 9oe msnaua
los maj res odos les clones veacdas recbrgos
oe' acon Aoos part de d
EN- PRI NERA SUBASTA
343 Popa Uaa casa MADEIRA an el barrlo b,
Contrlbucones gastos aUrox - - O - ~
y 995 Propa Bautss Lopez. ma
de sPessss m4dov
229S8 Propo Secession Fe Lopez Vociuco cuerda ,e-
Contrib oiones
ST. 30 ' s"'so' 'p'' "A"'
" cuardas rano mo o.e
buci,ne
I'll 1856. Proptario,
bsrio Conbucones gsstos aprC mados 800
Pueon verso los detal que de la M
oeeen en los specvos xedientes propdd
E comp-sdo de cada sguientes Que Sc s
debe depotsr sn efNsvo 10 menos e remate
oez por clenso del vaor que Lsres Agoo
vendids, perderx en- Sub-coIector
III de ell reitoI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14
KOBLHl Y PLE8E
Sua ez de Nota.

Ls prinnesa da Montg on de Bsl.
glca, hija de- c)ods Eug nio de Me-
rey d'Argsntant, d casada 90 primsrss
nupcias COZ ell dlqus Avarav, cuyos
autecssores fusron Psrss ia Francs,
aeaba de contrser segundaSy y secrstss
nupcias con un villano donadpr de
fsras de nn circo de Paris D D,ciiida-
msnts la noblezi eur5psa essa eclGRb
el rest0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14

sQue Sc propone el emrerador ale
man con la continuation de Ia que.
IRA ruso iaporesa?
M 10 Sc, pero es iududable que
Alemania esta desecsa de demostrar
al mundo su faerza y su poder. La
pobl acton alemsna crece y Sc multi
piica como los panes y les peces de la
Biblis El imperio a|eman cuepta
hoy con una pohlaci6n de seSentd nli-
Tones de hahitsntes, y dentro de POGO
igualara & Estsdos U nidos pues en ell
Gltimo siio el aumeoto fue de 800, 900
hstisantes.
La ambici6n de Guillermo III, apo.
yada en- escs seserta millones de al
mas, compsctas y disciplinadas 6n6
llegara un Ola & imponer 81 volun.ad
& los otros pafses debiles 6 decaden-
tss? iQle naciones podran eptrsn-
t4rseles?
Russia, coloso immense, pero sin
cohesion nj dlscirlina, no esta quizAs
lejano el d1a eu qle sea abs1rvida
nor aus difcu'tafe, ecor6micas y tus
revueltas interiores. AIN no solo
existe ell morbosismo revolucion ario,
sino ell antagonismo de rsza' y reli-
Clones.
Ioglaterra, mas fuerte en- anarien.
cia que en- realidad, vera algin dfa
aepararie de ella las colonias &c
dshilisarA en- luchas esteriles.
Fra cla con sus luchas intastinas
y sus luchas de partidos, agravadas
con las prapsgandss antipatri6ticas
de los Herv6 y 'os Jaures, ira de dfa
en- dfa q una decsdencia dsfnitive.
Italia c>nsegutra mucho si logrs
asegurar un pedszo de pan & sus hi.
jos que So dispersan hoy por el mum
do como lobos ambrientos.
Y este mismo riensan esos sesen.
ia millones de ter tones. Con tales
creencias y con la necesidad de expsn.
sion que exige ese aumento creciente
de poblsci On 6c6mo evitar la forma
ci6n de dos imperlalisnop, uno en-
Berlin y OTTO en- Londres? Porque no
cream ustedes que los ingleses &c ina
ginan inferiores q los slemanes. Por
el contrsrio; los polfticos de Londres
consideran q su pueblo como el mas
vigoroso, llamado, segda Mr.. Cham.
berlsin, & regir los destiro del nun
do.
No hacs mucho dtcil Chamber
lain en- un discurso'
eYo creo en- eita raza, la mas
grsnde de las razas gobsrnantes que
ell munro hs conocido jamas; de ests
rsza anglo ssiona, fers, teusz, con.
fada en- 81 misma. r;suelta, que min
gd1 china logra abatir, y que infali.
blemente. sera la fueiza predominant
to en- Ia historic futura y en- la civi
lizscl6n universal Yo creo en el
porvenir de cate imperio, vasto como
el mundo, y del cusl no hay un ingles
que hab,e sin santir ua gran entr sias.
mo3.
Y no cream ustt des que Mr. { h an.
berlsin nscio en- An laiucis; es un in
g'es de pura rsza.
Do esta rivalidai de fuer2as tlene
que seguir necesarlameuts slg1l die
al c. nA cto angl6 aleman Cusudo doi
imper,os como esos estan carg do,
de materias tan ex los vas, de sen
TIME tos tan innuisbles y cuyos in
ttr ses son incc mptt Be-, todos |,
fotomss y todos los h-lh>e snupciar
una coa|ic.6n inevitable.
loglatarrs, para demostrsr su po
der maritime va & reconcentrar ahora
en- manos de u mes, As acorsz 4dos er
ell mar de- N3re. Y Alemsnia, para
demostrsr gu pujanza en- terra, NOT
presenta esa estadistica dc so milo
res de habitantes.
Aqnl puede decirsa aquello de que
ell da que So ipnten ell cielo y q tie
rIa Sc scabs ell mpndo,
|
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14
Mariana AbriI.
{. BENITEz CASTAAOS
AVOCADO
Gale del Crlsto ndmero rs
Dr. Jose OTdOHez Y Gomez
MEDICO CIRUJANO

Este reputado galeno, es.
pecialista en- las Intermediates
venereas, informa a su hume
rosa clientela Y al pdblico en-
general que traslad6 su ofci-
ma a la calle de la Cruz ndme..
70 Is frente a la plaza prin-
cipal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14

forme ante la Comisi6n total de con.
dados, las sub-comisiones de hacien-
da, escuelas, obr, pdblicas sanidad
y carload.
-En Tesuan, 38, SO vendeu niue.
bles por la mited do su precio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14
EN- NUEvA YORK

Don MaxmIno Luzunarls ha alberto esplendida ca
de huespedes New York La casa de
comoddad eeganca venaci6n Stuada cerca de los me-
Jores eatos della cudad Cuenta con un magnco cocne
ro inmelorabe Precos mtados Para inormes diriirse
a NJ. LUZUNARlS, 138 West 64 th St., New-York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14

Ell e,ptritu te icoso que anlma
hoy 4 las nsciones poderC sas hsca
impossible toda clsse de arbitrsjes Y
conf fsrenci4s de psz.
Las ccDfereLc "a de Marruecos
vau tomsndo un carfz bastar ts fe5
A emsnla, que fd6 la mks int re sad q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

ed in New York. An opportunity for
personal observation of sufferers from
tropical diseases could be secured by
an arrangement with the quarantine
officials opening to students the de-
tention hospitals-for, of course. cases
of contagious diseases. such as yellow
fever are net received in the ordinary
hospitals
At the present moment. Sir Pat.
rick Manson, the head of the English
school, is in this country delivering
series of lectures in San Francisco on
tropical diseases The Panama canal.
he has said, presents the biggest med
lcal problem of the age. Not ONLY is il
necessary to insure the health of the
laborers employed in the constr,c-
tion of the canal but the health of
the whole world demands that the 18TH
mus be freed from yellow iack" once
for all. When the canal is opened the
commerce of the world will flow in
different channels. and Asia will be
brought into much closer touch with
the West Indies than it is now. IF
yellow fever should once find its way
into the 0yercrowded countries of
the Orient it would meet conditions
exactly to its liking. To preent such
Il calamity is recoenizel by the medical
world at large as being quite as inn
portant an object TO be gained by the
Improvement Of sanitary conditions
in Panama as the protection Of the
health of the men now at work on the
great canal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

covery of the part played by mosquit-
oes in spreading malaria as we'll as
yellow fever. The students there can
ispect the hospitals of the Seamen's S
ing from every port of the world are
treated.
supplying the demands for competent
physicians in all parts of the British
empire is obvious. There is no insti-
tuition of this kind in the United States
now, but strong effort is being made
to endow a chair for such work at the
New York POSTGRADUATE Medical
School and Hospital.
Medical Invasion of Cuba.
The return of the fever-stricken
army from Santiago to camp at Mon.
tauk Point, late in the summer of 1898
in condition which shocked the
whole country, was followed by an.
other invasion of Cuba-this time by
medical men and students, who then
began the task of cleansing the Aug
can stables left behind by the Span.
iards. In the two centuries that ''Yel
low jack had been allowed to sweep
over the island it had proved fatal not
only to the lives but to the fortunes
OF the inhabitants, and for the last
100 years or so the city of Havana had
never been entirely free from the pes.
IN the great epidemic of 1878 alone
the worst in the history of the l,e
ease, 1t is estimated that the loss tc
commerce was more than s1O0, 900 900
Impossible of accomplishment a:
might seem the task of changing cor
ditions which had come to be accepted
as inevitable accompaniments of life
in tropical or semi-tropical countries
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07
WAR ON TROPICAL PLAQUES
NOW FULLY REALIZED AND PHYSICIANS SYSTEMATIC
CRUSADE.

New York, Sept. 5.-Perhaps the
most important lesson taught, or rath-
er emphasized, by the outbreak of vel
low fever along the gulf this summer.
Is the necessity, now that our rela-
tions with the countries south of us
are growing ever closer, of devoting
more special attention, in the develop
ment of American medical science. to
the study of tropical diseases.
10 be sure, American physicians
have made wonderful progress in COM
batting the hot climate scouraees
which used to be so menacing to the
United States.
To American medical Skill and ex-
pertness in sanitation is to be cred
tied the marvellous change wrought
in the health of Cuba and the Philip
pines since the Spanish war. and the
whole method of fighting fever cpl
denies has been changed as the result
of American investigation. But the
work has been largely that of experts
and specialists, and it is only now
that the necessity of including in the
education of the ordinary practitioner
an intimate knowledge of not only
"Yellow Jack" but other tropical dis
eases is being appreciated.
The vast extent of the British en-
pire, embracing almost every climate
and almost every race of man on the
face of the globe, has made the lack
of such training more fully realized
N England, perhaps. than here.
Two years ago the London School of
Tropical Medicine was founded as a
part of the University of London and
placed in charge of Sir Patrick Man
son, to whom the world owes the dis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

Advertise all the time. Don't think
the 1900 advertising will do for 1901
also. 1t won't. There are too many
others pushing their business to give
any one advertiser cinch on the
peoples memories. "Out Of sight out
of mind" is a true saying entirely ap-
plicable right here-Shoe and Leather
Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.

A complete and interesting presen.
tat;on of the scenic beauty and the
rich natural resources and rapid
growth Of the Pacific northwest are
set forth in a beautifully illustrated
booklet recently issued by the Chi
caSo and North Western railway,
which will be sent to any address on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

own at kOung Teheng Use
Article 8. 1t is agreed that the
branch lines of the Manchurian rail
, way shall be worked with view to
assuring commercial traffic between
them without obstruction.
Russia Cedes Part of Saki,alin.
Article 9. Russia ceiea TO Japan
the southern part of Sakhalin Island
as far north as the fiftieth iec1ee Of
north latitude, together With the is
lands depending thereon.
The right of free navi:ation is as
sured in the bays of Id 2ercuze ara
Tartae.
Article 10. This article recltes the
situation of Russian suhinc.s or the
southern part Of Sakhalin island. and
stlpulates that Russian colenists there
Shall be free and shall have the eight
to remain without changing their ma
tlonality. Per contra. the japanese
government Shall have the right to
force Russian eonTiets to leave the
territory which is ceded 10 her.
japanese Get Fishing Rights.
Article II. Russia engages herself
TO make an agreement with japan.
ewing the Japanese subjects the right
10 fish in Russian territorial waters
Of the Sea Ct aJpan. the Sea Of Oh
DISK and Behrine Sea.
Article -. The two high contract
lH@ parties engage themselves to re-
new HE commercial treaty existing
between the tive governments prior to
the War in all its gieor with slieht
notifications in detail, and with a
most favored nation clause.
Article Is. Russia and Japan recip-
rocately engage to reinstate their pris-
oners Of war on paying the real cost
of keeping. such claim for cost to be
supported by documents.
Article IA. This treaty shall be
drawn up in two languages, French
and English, the French text being
evidence for the Russians and the
English text for the Japanese. In
case of difficulty of Interpretation the
French document to be final evidence.
To Be countersigned Within Fifty
Days.
A pt io1o ~ Tho I,
treaty shall be countersigned by the
sovereigns of the two states within so
days after its signature. The French
and American embassies shall be in.
termediaries between the japanese and
Russian governments to announce by
telegraph the ratification of the treaty
Two additional articles are agreed
to, as follows:
Article /. The evacuation of Man
churia by both armies shall be com.
plete within IS months from the sign.
ing of the treaty. beginning with the
retirement of troops from the first
lines. At the expiration CT the Is
months the two parties will only be
able to leave as guards for the rail
way Is soldiers per kilometre.
Article 2. The boundary which linn
its the part owned by Russia and Jap
an, respectively. in the Sakhalin is
land shall be definitely marked off on
the spot by a special photographic
commission.
{1lWtxssI1t6A ..iEGrv1--
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07
receipt OF 4 cents In stamps

receipt OF 4 cents In stamps.
The Lewis and Clark exposition
with the very low excursion -ates anh
personally conducted tours In conrec-
tion Herewith over the North. We5s
era line from Chicago and the eas.
have created an interest In this sub
jeLt never before equaled For fun
particulars address W. b. Kniskern.
P. T NJ. 215 Jackson boulevard. Chit.
CaSOs 49,