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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13
STATE NEWS

Pcndlcton has $l3,5Os in her city
treasury.
Work has commenced on the new city
park at The Dalles.
Cottage Grove is trying hard to get
creamery established there.
Two miles Of streets have already
been graded in Corvallis this year.
Burglars broke into the Bee Hive
store at Pendleton and took 800
worth of goods.
A Maccabee base ball team has beon
organized at Albany, and is ready to
meet all comers.
A deputy stock inspector found a
bunch Of so horses infected with mango
at a farm near Dale.
The Woodman band at Newberg lost
instruments and music to the value of
$l75 in the recent FIRE there.
Pendleton's check forger was round
ed mp within twenty.four hours after
he passed the bad piece of paper,
There are seven criminal and seven
ty.cight cases of the circuit court
which convenes AT Roseburg next week.
The Albany local passenger train is
20 be extended to Eugene, and will
make daily trips to Portland and re-
turn.
The Eugene high school base ball
club play the Portland high school and
HIS Military teams this week in
Portland.
According TO the Corvallis Gazette
the people Of that town do not tip their
hats to any town when it comes TO rails
ing roses,
The S. z. railroad company has put
a large gang of men at work on the
new steel bridge across the Willamette
at Harrisburg,
Roy Davis, of Eugene, has passed
both the mental and physical examin-
ations for admission to the naval aead-
emy at Annapolis
over 1900 people have been brought
to Oregon by the o. r.. & n. since the
beginning of the cheap excursion rate
ON February 10.
Tramps broke into a ear in the Al
bany freight yards and stole a dozen
pairs of trousers, which they proceeded
to sell to different persons in the city.
They sold S. pants for four bits and
the prices were so low that the officers
became suspicious and pinched the
vendors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13
THE CYCLONE SEASON.

it has arrived. The newspapers are
full of it. One would think everybody
would want to leave a cyclone country.
But, compared to the total area of
the country, and the total population,
not as many are killed by cyclones as
by railroads or runaway teams
The people who live in town that
has never been struck by a cyclone new.
er expect to be, and live in security un.
stil they are struck.
A town that has once been hit by a
cyclone will probably never be struck
again. Cyclones are like lightning in
this respect.
But IL seems the town Of Snyder, Ok
Sahoma, has been struck the second time
within forty.eight hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13

particle Of interest in Oregon, except
to sell tickets East over his railroad.
To protect himself, he forces Harri-
man into an agreement to not extend
any lines in this section Of the United
States.
This is virtually an extension of an
agreement that has lasted for several
years.
There will be extension Of railroads
in Oregon whenever these corporation
managers can see a chance to issue more
stocks and bonds.
If Hartman could find way to float
S10O,O00,0O0 Of stocks or bonds on the
Oregon properties, and pocket half the
amount, he'd build lines.
The Hill-Harriman pretext is. not the
real reason. Are the Oregon properties
watered so heavily that they cannot
float more securities on them7 Fren.
zied finance may not permit any furth,
er watering
The people of Oregon should adopt
railroad policies of their own, and not
be at the mercy of non resident gentle.
men who are only operators on the
checkerboard Of Wall street.
Now the newspapers are asked to
publish that Oregon and the Northwest
must not expect too rapid development.
We should be glad to develop in two
thousand years, and not try to go fast
or than Egypt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13
REAL
WEALTH

s consists not in getting, but in
= keeping.
y A good way to keep money is to
y deposit part of your earnings
3 each week in a savings bank. In
3 this way you not only keep it,
s but you make it earn more.
3 We invite you to open an account
3 with us, no matter how small
3 your earnings, or how little you
8 are able to keep.
s Interest paid on deposits Of One
Dollar or more,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13
JUDGE RELIINaER DEAD.

This occupant of the federal bench
was appointed under the Cleveland ad.
ministration.
He has lived almost continuously in
Oregon, and brought up his family
here.
lie leaves three sons and two daugh-
ters besides a wife, to mourn his un.
simely death.
lie died Friday at p. M, after a
short illness that was called septic
poisoning, but in reality could not be
exactly defined.
He was given the best of care and
treatment, after consultation of the
ablest physicians, who did all that med.
zeal skill could accomplish.
AS law lecturer and literary man
judge Bellinger made quite a name for
himself. He was naturally student,
and loved the social side of life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13
Mans Unreasonableness.

Is often as great as woman's. But
Thos. II. Austin, manager of the Re.
publican" of Leavenworth, Ind, was
not unreasonable when he refused to al.
low the doctors to operate on his wife,
for female trouble, "Instead," " he says,
1--WE concluded to try Electric Bitters.
My wife was then so sick, she could
hardly leave her bed, and FIVE Toy ply.
sicians had failed to relieve her. After
taking Electric Bitters, she was per.
fectly cured, and can now perform all
her household duties" Guaranteed by
j. c. Perry druggist, price SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13
OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY.

The Jefferson Review well says: ga
meeting should be called and arrange.
ments made for the Observance Of Me
mortal Day. The old soldiers who have
answered the order Of "lights out -
should ever be remembered by grate-
full people, and on May 30th not single
grave Of a departed veteran should be
seen without a wreath Of flowers. The
few gray.haired, bent and crippled vet
erans who annually assemble at the
graves Of their departed comrades to
perform their simple yet pathetic eere-
mones, reminds us that in a few more
years the last of them will have
marched down into the dark valley, and
the great war between the North aud
South will be but a memory. On each
recurring May 3Oth the Union and Con
federate veterans may be seen side by
side walking TO the "silent city" to
jointly honor departed comrades, show
ing that all bitterness is forgotten and
that each honors a brave foe, whatever
may be their different opinions regard
ing other matters"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13
THE LAND TRIALS.

The death. Of Judge Bellinger will
have material effect on the land fraud
trials.
A different political bias will be Civ
en- the trials. II is useless to deny that
politics cut some figure in the matter.
The Democratic judge will be sue
ceeded by a Republican, and there will
be Republican clerk.
There will be Republican commission.
ers to select the grand jury and the
panels for the trial juries
This is not saying that Republicans
will not do their duty, and convict men
regardless Of politics, IL guilty.
But those who imagine that federal
courts are elevated into an atmosphere
where politics does not reach are mex
perienccd.
That there are many looking for
Judge Bellinger's place no one can
doubt. II is a fat place for life.
The destruction Of political influence
of the Oregon delegation has been sys'
tematic aud wholesale. Who will be
appointed no one knows.
II is just as liable TO be some one like
John Barrett, or some other outrageous
misfit that is not representative Of Ore
gon.
But the land frauds will 20. The
Heney program is well in hand Its
only object is not to save the lands,
but to destroy a few Of the old political
leaders.
The grabbing of timber land is going
right on. When the great corporation
influences back of the forest reserve
policy get ready those reserves will be
opened aud the vultures turned loose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13

Bert Wilson, the man who passed a
forged check at Pendleton, has been
found guilty and sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary. His crime,
arrest, trial and sentence took place in
but little over as hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13
DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores Of Salem Readers Are Learning
the Duty Of the Kidneys.

To filter the blood is the Kidneys s
duty.
when they fail to do this the kid.
ney's are sick
Backaeh9 and many kidney ills fol.
low.
Urinary troubles, diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all.
Mrs. Conradina Arnold, of 440 East
First street, Albany, Oregon, says;
"Doan's Kidney Pills did mo consider.
able good. used them for rheumatic
pains acress the small Of my back and
down through the sides which were
very severe when stopped to lift any.
thing or sat in one position for any
length Of time. / got Doan's Kidney
Pills and commenced their use. be-
gan to get better right away and con.
tinued taking them. They soon re.
lieved me and have had very little
touble since. shall always try TO
keep Doan's Kidney Pills in the house
and will recommend thenm at every
opportunity.
Plenty more proof like this from Sa.
lem people. Call at DR.. Stones drug
store and ask what his customers re.
port.
For sale by all dealers. Price, so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13

The fire department at Newberg has
decided TO buy a thirty dollar whistle
to be placed on the electric light plant
and used as fire alarm The fire boys
think such a whistle would waken up
a person even il they were sleeping as
sound as iron.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13
THE RAILROAD SITUATION.

The decision of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
New York bankers, is that there shall
be no railroad extension in the North
west.
In the interest Of Mr.. J. j. Hill, a
kind of second Andrew Carnegie, this
announcement is made.
Hin is foreigner, and has not a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13
Restaurant Change.

The undersigned has purchased the
Ferguson restaurant, at SSS State
street, and win hereafter conduct the
same with renewed energy and Inn
proved service. Old and new patrons
invited. G. Z. LEWIS,
5.Ii.lws
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-13

Albany Democrat; Walter Tooze is
to crate in Oregon City on the Fourth
of July. Win the American eagle sur
vive the attack.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-30
!! / GO TcI,
ributa un Elsgio
g Mexico ! u o su Presto dcnte.

}f
El GoBernador Lanham de Texas
81 abrir ll Ultima EerIa Int ernaci5na
de Saa Antonio ilabl6 ON les tGrml--
noa mas en- .idsticos lie cdsSicU S
dc sli PTesilente. General Dfaz. Su
llNSelenclu se prodnJo en- los RiguieI
4 tes ternlIlio8: -.
lssta Eerin es 1niGas y SO distin-
y que de cilalqIiiera otIa del EstadO; en-
I circlitp no SO confina productos
locales del cRmpo y de las f6brlcas,y
{ las n1tlestras de prOsreso en- nuestrse
Hnrias euipresls iiIdustrlales lonas-
ttcas sinO que !ncluyes d totiS4s es-
: las en- stis nlejOfes manifestuciOMes
! Ma y EGmprende els Interes de MI, 1
& ira yectna Replblicn, " madfailte Il,
aetiya cooperation de ese gram pa{s.
I ilega q ser mos comprensIva 8 hi
3 2terEacionnl Ell su Cardcter. Noso-
frOS aquf todos apreciamos la expoas-
cioil de laa extraordinarias eviden-
c!as dc los recursos >desarrOllo de
Mexico y nos deleitamos ciilsa de
las reiacionts amlatosas comercia-
lea sllbsistentes entire lns Estados Uni
I DOB tie America In Repnblica de-
Mexico. rs especialmente grato que
Texas sea particularmente fovorecido
en- estps respcctoG EN- rny0n de a,
su pro&imittaa geograficn, s,is conec-
ctcnss fsrrocarrilerts sii Constan-
TO asociacion con el pueblo allende el
Rl2 Glandc. Alegremente reconoz-
GO Ia untforme cortesfa mostrada al
G2hernador de Texas por FL ilustreE
Fresidente DiaZ y los exceientes 90
hernadores de difrentes estados Me-
NlcSnies 5 eti todos los asuntos de In |
eefrespnndencia Official v asuntos
ptoiicds que Sc han originado v
en los c'tDles el Estudo dc Texas hal
tenido intervention. Nj pasnmds /
adtcrtidas tampuco las ntencionesl
ION que son vistos. generlmeute,
nuss'ros c.udadanos que visitan q
h',%lco l.. prOgreso de niestru Re
rupiica hermln;. as nrIravilloso.
t.a'a eacirndu un rapIdo uwancc tn
IL exploitation dc sus recursas :.
"a ehdo teiienn en- la cnusa de IN
SHliizitct0n. Estoy seguro que to-
nos daremos q bianvenida Il 81, dig
ne gents que concurra estl gr IN
feria y untdos en- cordialitad. des ar
~ fiorertrhlsrtC dc Mexico" Es-
t4s tuatro paiahras iltImas, fueron
pIloluIeiadas ! , ror el Gobernadorl
iaaalam. on el mas puro cspaiiol.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-30
LOCALES.

La Srita. JESSIE Leyerett de Watc
!, Valley. Miss, acaba de llegar 4 j. q,
: dad y ha comenzado & yiSit.. ..% & loo - :,
fermeras que traha IN m entire los mex
canos de sa9<sntonio. su trabaIo !
mace 29aatss0 los auspicios de la IgIesI
sletodista Mexlcana, cargo del re,
j. a. Phillips. La Srita. jessie LIE
yertt esta altamenie recomendada.
4 I'll domingo IL de Diciembre s.
cc!ebrara Ell Ia Catedral de San Fer
nando, las diez de Ia mafiana, uni
misa solemne EN- sufragio del alma de
hnade senior Tiburclo Puente, falleci
do en- San AntGnioel IL de DicIembrt
de 1904.
-El "Ciub de Madresp dc In escue
Ia Sam Houston" Ina concedldo pre-
inios q los siguientes alumnos nor ej
trabajo que hlcieron durantc ell perlo,
do dc yacaciones: Gnndalnpe Yiilar.
real, Rebeca Melendez s Guil.ermo
Gonzalez.
--El nueye de Diclembre lie naclo
I'm nifio Ia esposa del senior i. p,
BarTera, 3OJ Lubbock st.
Angel Guerrero y Pedro patifio
han sido nombrados p0r In Comisldn
poiicfas de la cindad.
Eduardo Flores, cocherot de In Com
pa:iia Carter Mnllaly Transfer fue las.
tiDado en- TN ehoque entire ell caro-
que lleyaba un tranvfa do la Inca
Hot Wells. Flores viye en- 204 Specd
st. sns lesiones no Sc consIderan gra.
yes.
= Los trabaIsdorcs del Ferrocarrfl
international Sc queJan de que una
banda dc crlduillos, al saiir de Ia es.
cuela, sc poneB q c0yotear en- las ca.
lies Ruff San Marcos; los trenes de
carga que pasan. La poiicfa tia sldo
snotificada de este para egitar ana des.
gracia.
Antonio Rodriguez iia tlemnnd1d1
en- diez mil Iiesus In SCompafita
del Fctrooafril southera Pacific, ,pDT
dafioa y peijuicIoa caitsadca Il al, sst
el sorvictU de dicha connpaiifa, por
cuipa do esta, c,i GIidde:i. Texas,
--.Eata inspeceionando ias trofaIs
dc Sun Antohio 81 rtrigadier tiane-.
raj Frank %. baldwin.
-El Distrito n1mnro II dc msjo.
ras nIatprialeg ha gthatio, por eIsc.-
cion, In cfpla!0n tte tenoa pof va
lor dc sl2o,60e. ptfA A nompostura
ae "a calie 90 HOUSTON y Plaza dpi A
iano.
-EH is casa No. 4st. Gale de IaI
soietiad feeesftaD nna bucna mucIa-
cha rrftx tfsftta mir setst bahi4, a,s,s,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-30

erA una nlaSl de hlIillslllitGil bullentS
III tsaIro 1el slnIeslfo espectac,no
parecla un eJerciIU 5DraYio sus UfIni.
sas, 'saiisiido de au lIormiguero. para
fer lulen Stu el que, q que cUSi CAUSE
pit tslltOS. trtLstUrlios Il eiAS. 81
l1ueso, VINO Ia Datullil colossal con
IL pollcla para evitar Due IL gente ~
tSlomerara soBre el telreno Ia 20
iicla, armada ue tud-s ifmas ihtpiIeU-
70 el calulnO, atnelaizo de mil mu-
lei1s. los que atreyieran q iorzaa'
ios pasos que cuid,tDa. zero sls Ten.
Gltivi's eran tan lnipotenIes como sj
huultsen tratado tic aetencr d un hu-
racah. iouus con el ueseO ue yer
" resultado ue lu cUiisiOn Irene--
ttos POI III tasieuad dc los 0trus,
ios alomos ildIviduales tie lu mis;i
huilala, tspaiclcron Il los Docos DO.
iiclas elicarguuus deI campo. como
paGls ante el vIeIILu Sc i,Drieron ,la-
50, para e!los ssis cilllIalsluas. al lu-
gar tic III e.cena Aull ;Iu,ii -. go
los su;irulales del orden puDlict5
iloraf hll ultimo comDute en- Ia n ba-
IallA que tan tnglorIosamtuIte Iabfal
PerHiuo Zero touO esiO Iuc en- .vu-
no acspues dc iLIStlIiUs minutes de
lnlelictS eslucrzUS, aUulldi,naron 81
campo al eIclciIo vlctUrioso de es-
lis pioDAble que San Antonio mol
maya fistu iiiiteS una mucuudutubral
-ai vtsia, guardian un tan pronlndo
'ilehclo, como Ia del ultimo domin-
So momentos antes de que UcurIie--
u el lreIneuundu cuniiicLo p,itre las
los locomutoruS
Estus nU theron deniolidas. pero /
,,,s ,ueuaion om ruln@s. FL trente de
iiEh Sc aDoilo cohpletamente, las rue
us deiahteras uc ampas auedarunl
"eia de LIT via, y las lrumpas dAs--
J. iiuiuas. PropnJlemciIlc mu hubol
'is%a Que no resHltara dcLt.iipradu.
Las fuiilusi fuelon cUnipradus .ni
iusar en dundv .St.tbin, por j..
rahkehsteln, DE- esra cludud, en-.
100, incluyendo orno Iieigs deterio-
auus y los durmiGlItes.
lsil multitud solo cumcn2o i dIsner-
arse cuando comen2aron 4 caer so.-
lie el iusar del sinirslro, las ,umbras
g III nochc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-30
TLeGletono, 1899.
Turner es teIiz.
Ell El1 coNDENADo A LA HoRc IA Z 81
I,ARCAJ EAg #


t'ARCAJEA.
S a medldA que llega su Ultima hovas
george II. Turner, cl asesino de no.
nora Lynch, condenado 4 lu horca.
So siente dc mejnr buen humor RIA
al yer los actos de los lunaticos 0iiss
estan en- las celdas contIguus. nre-s
Runta una inrinidad de cosas rela.-s
cionadas con In cdrcel. ia sabe 0iiei
el palibnlo ha sido leyantadu I'm
PIE mas, y que ha reeibido unn ma
no de ptnt,lr,t para dejarlo lIsto pa-
ra IL ejecuci6n. r.,
Sc que soy Tin inoCente," diIo. ~
estoy resignado 4 10 que lia de vanIrT
puesto que estoy en- paz con DIos
lie hecho todo 10 que he podido nor
ml, ahora ms he olvldado de mis-
penas y procure eStar feliz el item.
DO que me resta de vida. La vida os
demaslado corta para morttfica,se.
'iijO carciljeandose : .
.TodG 10 que me preocupa." diio
'es tener bastante tabaco." =
Pash Ia mayor parte de su tIempo
'eyenuo pariodicos, hnblando con SUI
S'l espoSa ha eatado d yisitarlo va
liS SeceS. pero el no la ha queritio
yer por1ue dice que ella estd enter
na' no quiere ponerla peor. Tur-
Ter s"ra ahorcado el % de DIciembre
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-30
] IIChoq1s ] |! d Il!!iquinas. d

.
Teda Ia kistoria del choa,is do ira
neS y IN Hos terrenos de Ia Fsrla .
u I1OminEo en Ii taLdH, SO puede q IN
~ dicho Sc reduce d los mOmen-
1 t9s Ge itntensa excitAcl6n que precg
1 uieron a los tres silbatOs llado,
por cadaT UNA de las maQulnRs. co
mo Be6nl dc parttda, lasta que @
humO, el yapor ilS llAm9 brotaruI
de los dos monstruos ftlgientes ,
treIntA mil personas con I'm sriIc
inmensO, se llnzaron sobre las ru
NUS empotradas, rlgidas, negr,l.s \
nNmeantes que yacian en- medic del
campc.
NAdte sAbfa que iba resultar cuan
90 LAB dos RraAdeH lOcomOtorAs se al,
conlraran etl Hu curse, alniqlIe uodos
SO repreSentnSan los horrores dc
un descarrilamiento, y las combinu-
oas impresiones de cuadros y rell-
tos De centenares de desaatres. rctur
naron Ii memorial, q medidu u,te
ios plafadores 8 impetucsOs caba-
Hog do hierro de patas circulures.' 8.
acercaban. Hubo un giguntesco cla-
NOR nervioso stltgtdo de auuel mar
humane, al aIrancar las locomotoras
un esuuendoso prolungado a
olauSo en- que hubo mucho de aIiyio.
ueopues del choque, al verse que no
hubo fragmentos de hierro atle yoln-
ran por e aire.
Por las puertas de las tribunls ma
saron 1916 peTsonas, Biendo, pOri SUI
Puesto, estn clntidad, una pea,Iaiia
porcion de la. multitud que presen
clio La collision. Una compacta mu
cubrfa los alrededores dell
eli toda Su extension do
tres cunrtos de milla, EN- ell centro del
cual tuvo lugar IL catdstrofc. Miles
ne sentes cubrlan Ia elrvada por-
cion de los terrenos, eerca dc los es-
-ablos del ganado vacuno, desde doD-
lie el htpodromo es diyisado per-
IectiImente. Miles Sc subiero,i 4
oS techos de los varios edificios de
q exposition, y ell los grandes arbo-
es Cue circundan los Terrenos de la
feria, ctentos sobre cientos SCI on
en- Drecarios lugan3 en-
re las ramas. Los arboles rio arriba
RIO abato, dcsde donde Sc podla dl-
iisar Ell choQue Sc ''cuajaron g.. hu.
nanidad. De hecho los hrbol g
techoS Ell tOtas direcciones, nlre,.Ia
Iue eStuYiesen suportando ihmen--
as bandadas dc zopilot.s.
Para las tres de In tarde las Ltribu-
'aS estaban desbordandose. Las ma
Iutnas no SO chocaron sino hasta
as cinc0. Entre tanto hubo Snucho
n que dtyertirse, Sc corrierTt seis
arrears Ell biclcleta, hubo efeiSiclosl
eEQha teOa " eunlorsIonIstns. ", lIl
= . frnr
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-30

LA EXHlBICION MINERA DE MF
XICO eli Ia FIJRIA de S. ASTONJn
al Hon. Bias Escontrfa, Ministrr
de fomento Sc debe principaImente ID
magniftca collection de los prod,,c-.
tos de Mexico que Sc exhiben ahora
an Ia Feria international de San An
tonic. cargo del Hon. Albino Nun
cio, ComisiOnado especial.
ri senor Nuncio dice que 81 ri De-
partamento hubiese tenido mas item
po, Ia cNhiblcion hubiera gido mas
cohhpieta Podriamus facilm ente lla
mar IN edificiO tan grande como eli
salon principal de II Exposici6n." III
jo 81. VI
I'll desarrollu de los recursos mine
Tlics de Mexico. ha siIlo uno de los
cohstahtes cuidado8 del Gobierno por
ihuchos ahos. ltecientemente, sin ,m
nargo, cl Ministro Escontrfa Sc ha es-
Tornado por hacer dc Ia agrlculturs
SUI aSunto predilecto, sin menoscabo de-
la importancia del desarrollo mi
nero del pais. La industria de In
minerin, iigurA Ia cabeza de Is
eXpuFtacion4s.
Ia production del metal PRINCIPAL.
pifta, que merm6 con todos los otros
nsoluctos. du!cintc la IRA de las re-
EolltcioneF, So hA leYantado yast1-
!nente duinnte il administration del
Pfcsldente Dfaa. f5
Hay tres cllatro cals da mineral
de plata en Ia exhibici6u de ios
as B4Saases al'..asai,lsto. IN u
igiIi In =