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The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06

THE COMMERCIAL has it from a
thoroughly reliable source that.
beginning to-day, the Southern
between Columbus and Green
vile will be operated by the Mo-
bile &c Ohio and that Col. Z. l..
Russell, Vice President of the Nj.
C o., will assume charge of same
in. addition to his other duties,
but the full particulars could not
be obtained, although enough
was gathered to know that there
ives something doing.
Assistant Superintendent Pei
ter, and Commercial Agent j. l..
Cox, with the Sou thern, received
notice to go to Mobile and report
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06

The Census Bureau has pub
lished an interesting report on
the number of paupers in aims
houses in the United States on
December 81, 1908, with compar-
isons with the census figures for
1890 and 1880. They show a de-
crease in the number of paupers
in proportion to the total popula-
ton. The total number on De-
cember 81, 1903. was 81,764 or
101.4 for each 100000 of the to-
tai population, against 116.6 on
June 1, 1890 and 1872 on June 1,
1880. The Southern States. as a
whole, make a much better show
ing than any other section Of the
country, the number per 100, 600
in the South Atlantic States on
December 81, 1908, having been
57.4. and in the Central Southern
States but 42.7. The proportion
for the South Atlantic States
would have been much smaller
but for the high figures for Dele
ware and Maryland which We're
145. 8 and 1911 respectively. Ii
1890 the proportion for the Toutf
Atlantic States was 1876 and foI
/ the Central Southern States 46.
! The lowest proportion in any
! State in 1908 was 10. 1 in Louis
lana, and the highest was 403 $
in Nevada.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
EXPORTS TOWARD THE SOUTH
SHOWING Continued INCREASE
The Hepburn Rate Law is Meeting With Hearty Support From
kN the Railroads Census Bureau Shows Decrease
in the Number of PduperS Over Previous Years.

involving technical matters. An
example Of this is the deciaion of
the Commission to appoint a
committee Of experts to confer
with expert traffic men designa-
ted by the roads as to the regu-
lations to be made governing the
filing and posting of schedules of
rates. 1t is important that these
regulations shall require the
schedules to be in such form that
they can be understood by a
man OF ordinary intelligence and
the advice of these experts, while
it will not govern the actions of
the Commissioners Will enable
them to proceed with more intel
ligence and to devise regulations
that will accomplish the object OF
the law which is to enable any
shipper or passenger to ascertain
any rate for himself. On the
whole, the new law is being put
into effect with very little friction
or disturbance of business and
the present indications are that
if the rulings of the Commission
are made so as to allow the full
est measure of commercial liberty
consistent with the protection oi
the rights of all shippers and
passengers the Hepburn law will
prove a highly satisfactory solu-
ton problem of governmental
regulation of transportation.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
The Raiah of Bhong.

The Theatre-goers of Colum-
bus enjoyed a musical treat last
evening in the way of Eugene
Spofford's presentation of THE
Raiah of Bhong." Carleton L..
Colby's name, who is the COM
poser and personal director of
the musical numbers, is well
known. to the lovers of light OPP
era, and he is considered COM
poser of excellent ability and
merit. He considers THE Ra-
jah of Bhong" as his best effort.
The chorus carried by this COM
pany is considered a collection
of the best voices ever heard IN
an opera of this class, and in
cludes the famous Elmore sisters
The company carries a large
setting of its own scenery, ano
the costumes were gorgeous and
beautiful and altogether the en-
tertainment was a notable event
in the Theatrical season for Co
lumbus.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
Ihera,s : No use

talking. YOU can't beat Herbine for
the liver. The greatest regulator ever
offered to suffering humanity. Ii you
suffer from liver complaint, If you are
bilious and fretful, its your liver, and
Herbine viii put it in it's proper eondI-
ton. 4 positive cure for Constipation,
Biliousness, Dyspepsia and all ills due
to torpid liver. Try bottle and you
will never use anything else. john
ston & Caine.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
Changes Hands.

The Star Hotel on the corner
of College and An streets, has
been sold by Mrs l. B. Stephen
son to Mr.. @. w. Hudson, Of
Steens, who has already arFivaa
in the city and will take chars
to-day. Mrs. Stephenson wi
with her parents on S1u 3
Avenue the remainder OF tu.
winter. We welcome MIR. Hud-
son and family as citizens OF or
city.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06

Washington, Oct. 3o.-F h e
tread Of commerce toward the
South is strikingly illustrated by
the statement OF the Bureau OF
Statistics giving the value of ex-
ports of breadstuffs for the first
nine months Of the present cal
endar year. During that time
the total value of these exports
through all the ports Of the coun-
try was S130 ,6O7,719, an increase
over the corresponding months
last year of SAB, sol ,654. More
than sixty-three per cent of this
increase was accounted for by
shipments through the South At
tantic and Gulf ports. The total
value of exports Of breadstuffs
through those ports during the
nine months this year amounted
to $50, ,535, ,470, against S28,876,-
TAB, an increase of S27, ,658, ,727.
showing that the exports through
the Southern ports had very
nearly doubled as compared with
last year. The net increase for
ell the Southern ports was 95.7
per cent. while for all the other
ports Of the country il was but
27.4 per cent.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
COL. RUSSELL To TAKE CHARGE
Of SOUTHERN IN MISSISSIPPI
IN Connection With Duties as vCePresident Of Mobile and
Ohio--M. & 0. Will Operate Line Between
Columbus and Grsenvie

to Col. RUSSELL and they left
Tuesday evening for that city.
There is much speculation a
10 what the change means sno
as to whether or not it is
straight out consolidation.
Since Col. Russell has so many
friends in Columb bus our people
feel perfectly safe in being
hemmed in by him. He ha
made the Mobile &c o one
the best Railway syst % D
country and if any e
pick up the South
Columbus and G
The very 4 pins
be can do il.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06

The Hepburn railroad rate law
has now been in effect for two
months, and some idea can be
formed as to how it viii work.
There have not as yet been any
formal proceedings before the
Interstate Commerce Commission
under the new law, but its prin-
cipal obJect-that of doing away
with rebates and other forms OF
discrimination between shippers
has been fully accomplished
by its mere enactment All OF
the recent indictments and con-
victions for offenses of this char
acter have been for acts commit
ted prior to the enactment of the
new law and have been under
the Elkins act. Since the pas
sage OF the Hepburn law mater
tally strengthening the Elkins
act and imposing heavier penal
ties on both the givers and bene-
ficiaries of rebates and discrimi"
nations neither the Interstate
Commerce Commission, the De-
partment of Justice, nor the Bu-
reau of Corporations has been
able to find a single case in
which a rebate or other favor has
been either granted or solicited.
Il is realized that the Interstate
Commerce Commission intends
to enforce the Hepburn law auc
that it will have the support o
public opinion in doing SO, anc
the railroads are showing dis
position to comply with all of it,
provisions as fast as they are in
terpreted by the Commission
The leading roads have shown
Willingness to cooperate witt
the Commission in every wa!
and the Commission has encour
aged this attitude and is consid
ering the suggestions of the eX
ports of the roads as to ruling
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
Removal Notice.

The undersigned desires to ALL
nounce that he has moved his
horse shoeing and black smithing
shop from Main street TO Peach
er's new stables on College street
in front of the Commercial Hotel.
Thanks are returned to customers
for past favors and a continuance
of patronage is cordially solicited,
tf r. M. NIcKLES.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06

In the first months of the Russia-JA-
pan war we had striking example OF
the necessity for preparation and the
early advantage or those VINO, 50 to
speak, shave sh hngled their roofs in
dry weather." The virtue OF pfepara-
tion has made history 4ni given ID Us
our greatest men. The indjv,dua as
we'll as the nation should be ~ p -
for any emergency. Are y1u p >
to successfully combat the hf-t
you take? A cold can ba cwei
more quickly ween r. a3
il has 0een cJrtr -
bee. me settled 40 '
berlain's CCugl IL
It's cures VI eOla .-.te
at hand ready tyr lassdu-
by johnston g. Game
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
Order for Special Term
Of Circuit Court.

WHEREAS. in the opinioa i
the Circuit Judge, rne pubso
terest quirer a speris lero
the Circuit court to n
and for Lowndes Cou - q
THEREFORE, ORDERED, ta4 .
special term of seid Court il
hereby called to be held at thr
Court House in the citA Of CO.
lumbus, county Of Lawtd !,
State Of Mississippi,
ing oo the fourth "
N v m5-r. 1905,
a. 10 a. The 90
mas quir-.
IT is FUkTHER Q DsR1D
Il Ciers t4 Il
Coug make
tions for hnld ~ G.
term OF the Cut q q u
| law.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED, thai
no Grand Jury be drawn ano
empaneled, and that civil case'
only will De lried At said term
but pleas may be entered Il
criminal cases.
ORDERED, this the 10Th day o
October, A. d. 1906.
| r. F. COCHRAN,
Circuit Judge.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
Trustees S ale.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI I
COUNTY OF LOWNDES. /


By virtue of the power vested
in me as Trustee in a certain
Deed of Trust, made and dellv-
cred on the fifth day of October,
1905, by New South Plow Com
pany to secure the payment to
Merchants &c Farmers Bank of
Columbus, Miss, of certain in
debtedness therein mentioned,
record of which Deed of Trust Is
made in the office of the Chan
Gerry Clerk of said County and
State, in Deed Book No. So, Page
$50. At the request of the own
er and holder of said indebted
ness, | will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at public auction,
within legal hours in front of the
Court House door in the City of
Columbus, on the twenty-fourth
day of November, 1906, the fol-
lowing property to-wit:
That certain tract or parcel OF
land, situated in the county OF
Lowndes and State of Mississippi,
known and described as follows:
| Start at a point at a stake on
the South boundary of the North
East Quarter of North West
Quarter of Section fifteen 15)
| township eighteen (18), range
eighteen (18) west, the same be.
ing sixty-six 3-100 (66-3 10O)
re It East on the intersection ol
the Southern Railway main line
with said land line, thence alone
line a distance North Easteriy
and parallel with the center OF
the Southern Railway distance
of FIVE hundred and eighty eigh
47-1O0 (586- -47-100) feet to an iroI
bolt on the East or Southern sid'
) of said Southern Railway, which
? Hast named iron bolt is the poin
: of beginning used in the herein
after described lot of ground be-
ginning now at this said iron Dol
: thence running East Varlating
! degrees East interior angle witt
, Southern Railway 48 degrees an
80 minutes five hundred an
eighty eight 47-100 (588-47- 100
feet to stake, thence Nortl
: Eastely on line parallel t
{. Southern Railway five hundre'
, and eighty eight 47-100 (588- Al
g 1000 feet to q stake, then wes
parallel TO South Boundary here
! inbefore described five hundre
eighty eight 47-100 588-47-l0O
feet to t. Right of way {
Southern Railway, then Sout
westerly along said right of wa
five hundred eighty Eight ALI
l. (588-47-100) feet containing 81
It (6) acres more or less, togethe
"a with all the buildings and IN
provements of all kind and char
le acter thereon erected. and al tf
= machinery and fixtures OF a
d kinds, movable and inmovabl
IF now thereon: 1t being intende
II by this description to cover I'll
entire plant and equipment
= the said first party, the Ne
Il PIow Company now on sa
ld premises.
a. The title to the above prope
+ ty believed to be go6d, but "
convey only such title as vest'
in me as Trustee under sa
IN Deed of Trust.
in Columbus, Miss, Octoh
n 22nd, 1906.
: j. M. STREET, Truste
z wkS
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06

The best treatmet for indigestion and
troubles of the stomach is 20 rest the
stomach. 1t can be rested by starvation
or by the use of good digestant
which will digest the food eaten, thus
taking the work off the stomach. At
the proper temperature. q single tea
spoonful of Kodol will wholly digest
5000 grains of food. 1t relieves the
present annoyance, puts the stomach
functions. Good for Indigestion, sour
stomach, flatulence, palpitation of the
heart and dyspepsia. Kodol is made in
strict conformity with the National
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by l.
E. Mayfeld.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
CHAPMAN'S DIAMOND
IS RECOVERED
Negro Elevator Boy Of laclede
Hotel Had Stolen II.

The st. Louis papers of last
Friday and Saturday contained
lengthy accounts of the recovery
of the diamond stud stolen from
Mr.. E. C.. Chapman, of this city
while in St. Louis attending the
bankers convention two weeks
age.
It will be remembered that Mr..
Chapman and another banker
were stopping at the Laclede
hotel and that, according to
newspaper accounts, Mr.. Chap
mans room mate had left very
early in the morning and when
Mr.. Chapman awoke his diamond
stud and $500 in cash were
gone.
The matter was reported to the
detectives and they very natur-
ally presumed that Mr.. Chap
man had been buncoed and that
the man who represented him.
self to be a banker was only one
of the slick fingered artists, who
reap their richest harvests among
the many and wealthy attendants
on occasions of that kind.
Mr.. Chapman informed this
writer on his return home that
he believed that he had been
robbed by an employee of tn
house and insisted that his room
mate was innocent, and that he
had requested that nothing be
said to the papers about the
theft, but some of the employees
be watched.
The results of the further in
vestigation show that he was cor
rect and that even detectives dc
sometimes make gross biunders.
From the several accounts il
the st. Louis papers William
Tyler a negro elevator boy in the
Laclede hotel was shadowed fol
several days with the result tha
he was arrested last Thursday
night and the diamond stud val
ued at S175.00 recovered.
i Tyler was out in the negr'
tenderloin district with his bes
girl, while detectives Callahan
and Mcfarland, who had beer
detailed on the case, were keep
| ing close watch upon him. The.
saw him take a handkerchie
from his pocket, open it an
show the girl something tha
glittered, and they placed hir
under arrest and as they did g.
he dropped the Handkerchief
which on opening they foun'
contained the diamond. Whe
searched the negro had on hi
person loaded revolver, a pal
, Of brass knucks and a pockt
! full of dice. He was then take
: to the lower courts where he COZ
fessed to stealing the money an
pin and did not deny that tn
, was not his first offense.
Mr.. Chapman has not yet re
ceived his diamond, but will lik
ly get it back in a day or tw
r very much to his gratificatio
T and the qualification of b
e friends, who have had 80 muc
d fun out of him about his p'
: culiar loss.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
For Sale.

The large fine offices of the late
Capt. W. W. Humphriss opposite
the Court House. One third cash,
balance one and two years with
six per cent. Price 81. 800. See
j. Z. ARMSTRONG,
6-7-tf. Agent.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06

"For maa e3rs
baUga 81 oJt "
gepsla CuIe ii aa~ 5..s
emitted me ali enc go4l - 81 ''gl
not ouy. / AeD5 Oh eakI4g 80 -
two months senU back to my wCla aS
ma hinist. in three months | Vas Is
well and hearty as / ever .Vas. / stiii
use a little occasionally as | find it a
fine blood purifier and good tonic.
May you live long and prosper. .'-C.
N Cornell, RodIng, GA, Aug. n, 1906.
Kodol is Id here o. l.. K. May ned.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06

Every housekeeper using coal
oil to try NATIONAL LIGHT OIL.
It does not smoke.
IRON & co.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
Notice to Creditors.

All persons having claims
against the estate of August
Geigen will have same duly pro-
bated within twelve months from
the date or the same will be fur
ever barred.
JAS. HEPZ,
Administrator.
October 20, 1906.
10-21-3w.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06

Mr.. D. p. Brooks, of Crawford,
spent Monday in the city.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06

kodol Dyspepsia Cure
DsnostS what Sou eat.
The Columbus commercial., 1906-11-06
WHISKEY. DRUG, isss555f fSssaa5 HABITS siR

n JHINIO OHNAtuHlOmOg ST. louis, No.
Specially Prepared Home Remedies will be furnished TO
DRUG WHiSKEY. OBAccO and CIGARETTE patients
who cannot visit our SANATORiuM FOR TREATMENT.
ferature and Testimonials sent under plain Address
in contidenos chas g. James OF James Sanatofum, l55
Popsy ST. Memphis Tenn chas. c. James James San8
sosiam. 2ai MiS:osi Tnsst eda.. ST. Louis. No.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
1VETTE

del isrdn Araveaando espsco cubero de pd bao
Ia uva corr6 eScon1erss dc Ebos para mlrar
hkca las VentanAs
On. sola estAbl umiuads Ia de msdre Y, de proro
dos sombrs paecero1 fondo umpo dos somhraa Que
estsbsn una al ldo de Loego nndcse nc rnr9n
mas Que una Ia 1z de- reampsgo proyeco IN rapdo
deumbrador de fuego el vic bebau los bra
EOS ech,doS en- torno del cuelo
Eutoncss desspersds, sin r,f.xonar sin asber 10 que
hsca CRITIC con toia lerz sguds: Mams' como
"a or1 para sdver las gsntes IN peigro de muerte.
S Ilamsment0 deseiperado perd6 Ia de Ia toT-
ensa peroa psreA enszdk sepAr6 Una de As sombaa
ecp6 mentras otrA traba dc vcr Ago en- Las neba del
iardin. ,u
anpe nsnts Yyee corr6 haca Ia sub6 rapldz Ia
ec,ers deiando regero de cor de ecAon On
eso,l6r encerr6 cuarto dEpuesta abr nade
ain uuitarse veIido cslAdo pegado 10 carne cayo
de rod iuntAndo s lmpoando en- au
Ouna potecc6n obrhuman e socorro meroso del co FL
.uxo deiconocdo Que ny0ca en- las horas De gmMy dee'
peraci6n .,-. ,s.,
on m cu,rto IA oven veia gran espeo SrrOdadf
81 peo sueo empApado gua tan cAmbda qqe Aptnas Sc
Permsneci6 largo ratio de aque modo tnto, qus Is tor
menta se alei6 que advrters C16 s uvs 81 co go
scsr feIcura sgradab declos ana tftsuFs &c etos
Y hoias hdmedRs entrabA por la Venttna'
Yve se levAnt6 qu69e e vtstdo empkpsdc frio, tl1
saber suuera 10 que hca met6 en- a cana Depue per
mIn,c6 con los oiot 6os ell ntce0ts dia Ds26s Hero
penI6. - <s n ,f
.o tnts noyeas en- que Et mueres haata Las sdreE
.b.ndonan M para recobrar rego honor ego
con txcso enVres tn n dsmt los
dramas de todss aus lectures. La vo d 50 q o &
usto cruel de Ia sorpreGa senu DAn Ioco pco mc 4
Tscuerdo de anal QSu stucons Su ptptsmlsnto M eeudC
ayepturu tan trs gcIs ctntads po6c mnte per Ice las
que 81 horrible dsIcQbrm'ato se e Sno'oa POGO enc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20

El.que auaeribe pone On eonoci.
mienso de sus numerosos .parroquia-
NOS, que desde esta techs, y 90 mi Sc
gundo oomedor, los precios sstaran
on relaci6n con la situaci6n actual:
Un hlstek, IL ctvs. Una ternsfa en-
panada, 10 etvs, On arrox CON galli.
pa, 10 otvs. In caldo gRllego, 10 ctvs.
Un bacalao & 10 vizcaina, 10 ctvs. Uns
sops con carne, csvs. Uns sopa ds
gallina, Q esvs. ina mixta, 8 etvs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20

y asi suce vaments todos los dsmas
platos.
Tsmbien sc hacen abonos para
familias & preeios limitados, estos CON
quincen 40 adelantadas.
Un cubierto de IL & / y de6 7 en-
81 Restaurant, so etvs.
Los iueves y domingos 10 haee IN
aelecto ealdo gallsgo, y los s&bados
pssteles y ailasas con polio.
JUANG ARCIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
NotiCiaS del dia
Contsnudc6m dc Ia pdqina 5'.l

gTHE HELvETIA.-T calle de
q Crux. Gran casa dc heapedes. STA
bic d. hotels. Aposentos para familias
personals solas. Comidaa q cincuen'
10 centavos cubierto. Banos. Telefono
100. Apartado correo, 2s5. Prophets
rio, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este hote!
est& & cargo do una seiorita cagus'
10
THE MAY FLOWER. $3.50 Cristo
81. 1e. San Juan, R.-A una cus.
dra de los earros electrieos y prinei-
pales edineios del Gobisrno. Espl6p.
dida vista 10 bahia. Bafios moder'
NOS sanitarios. Habitaeiones frescas
Erquisita somida puertOrriqusha y
americana. Precios moderados. .-EMI
Liza RAMIREZ, viuda de Masterrer.
O. En- el Club de F, Kehrhshn &
Co., 2S San Francisco, % venden dos
reloies dc orc cada semana, entire 80
socios, abonando 90 so 8 l 90 semanal
La Ultima aemana obtuvieron uno los
sefiores don 4. Vaasallo, del Core "a!
Tomas Otero, dc Humacao, socios
ndmero 81.
G. En- esta imprenta se vende pa.
pel vieio do peri6dico q dos peaoa el
Quintal.
VINO TINTO gsllsgo superior
del Rivero en- cuarterolss otrecen Su.
oesores de L. Vlllsmil Cs s. en- G,
LABORES.-ss / '0lioi'an
Bordadoras busnAs CaIadoras, ssegu-
randolea srabsio constants. Proporcio
namos la tela y dibuio enviandoios
cualquer parte de 10 isla. Ditigirse
The Porto Rico DRAWN Work &
Embroidery CO Fortaleza 10. Tam
bisn 90 Aolicitan Co.tursras, lind
EEL ssiior DIAz NAVARRO he
eata ableeido su Ohsina dc Abog ado y
an Nosaria On eata siudad, sale do San
Jusbo ntmsro Il.
Eisrss ante lA Corte Federal, Cor
n ds Distrito de toda 10 lala , Corte
supreme, dsdisandose asfmismo al
axamsn do tftuloa do propisdades, Ia
eorporaci6n do Corporssionss del pals
' extrangeraa y tramitaston dc sxpe'
d,sntea do sxpropiAct6n forzoaa.
Asspsando 10 noble sompstsnsia
hoy establesida On el sisrsiaio dc las
protesiones dc Abogado Nossric, el
pasior DIAz NAVARRO 90 diapons q
aohrar 4 sus clientss honorarioa exec.
sIyamente modIcos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
bIBLIOrECA DE &LA DEMoCRAC1A
Ia continuation natural De un foss6n empezadO vi'psrG
So diio:
r6 aOo;o
-SlIVare Z mi mAdre.

Ia continuation natural Dc uss6n empezado vi'prA
So diio:
-Salvar6 mi m.dre
cGsi ssrenads por aquela rsouci6n hrolaa se siu6
fuerte dspuca sacrco yla uahE Rfxion6
de los me1os qa dbeA en- ear o uoo parecl6 bueno
porque e2ba cononanciA ideas romAnNcH
6 preparA Ia representar 10 con-
versac6n que tendrll con Ii mArquesa.
Lucia e sol. Los cra1oS circusban Va Lor caM LA
camarera ent6 chocolate Yvet hzo desr bndeA
On la masA dil0:
-Dirs ustd mi msdre que me aento bien, que me
Qredsre Ia hs mahsn sehlre que pude
domr Ia nochs ruego que no me molossen porq1e
voy trAtGr de dascsnsAr
La mirabA sorpres ell vestdo moiGdO que
parecfa goihlpo sobre Ia alfombrA.
La sen )rita sf62
ST. me pasee mentrAS llovlA para cAlmAbA los
nervios,
La crAda recoQ6 Iss syas lss msiss las botAs suc1
foe evudose geso de co aqe prenda que psrecAn
Las de IN ah0gRdo.
Yyette sgusrd6 pues Saba que so mAdrs lbs 8 venir
La mlEquesa entt6 S,sAra de a las primeus pa
bas cAmarers pues estaba nanquiA dde oy6 aque
grto 6t: tMAmss LnzSdo deiae las tinieblGH.
tQa@te ptEai
Yvee Ia miro bA'b1o &:
-Tengo"' teng0.'
Luego SobrscOgda per emoc6n sGbs terrible,
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