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The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11

The revival meetings at the Method
ist church are increasing In interest
esvry night Dr.. uih fs preaching
strong, practical sermons. Goodlaud
has not been favored with such
preaching for many a day.
Rev. L n Alexander IS helping the
meetings wonderfully. he IS g good
singer, a good man We are very
fortunae IN securing just such q man
tOheip In this great work. Meetings
viii continue all through next week,
and until further notice We expect
to have Rev. Alexander ana d.. uin
with Us ali next week We again
appeal 70 the members OF the church
and 70 ali Christian people to lay aside
every unnecessary duty and lend q
hand in the work OF saving souls.
JOHN ELDRDGE, Pastor.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11
Resolutions OF CondoIence.

At a meeting Of Goodland lodge No.
SIS, International Association OF Ma
chinists, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas, our brother, ". P. Brink
er, has suffered the loss Of his dear
wife, who died at the family home
Monday, January z; and
Whereas, the members OF this lodge,
being mindful OF the sudden ah1iction
and sorrow that comes when death
enters the family circle, have hereby
resolved to show their sympathy and
fellow feeling for their brother By or
dering that this written recognition
OF the death Of Brother Brinker's good
wife be made Of record on the minute
book Of this lodge, that the charter be
draped in mourning for thirty days,
and that a copy OF these resolutions
be sent to the Machinfsts' Journal for
publication.
NICK SCALLION.
W. J. PURVIS,
L z. DIX,
Committee.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11

whereas. It has pleased our Heav-
snly Father to call home the beloved
mother OF one OF our members, Mrs
". P. Brinker; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we extend our sin
cere sympathy in this sad bereave-
ment
Resolved, That a copy OF these reso-
lutions be published in the local pa
pers, also a copy be spread on records
OF the class OF 1903.
CLASS OF 1903.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11
THE RAILROAD CENTERs
Chicago Ranks FlrsE s. Louis Second
and Eansaa CITY Tlird

Chicago Ranks FlEst, S. Louis Second,
and Eansas City Third
kansas City IS considered to rank
second in importance as q railroad
center because OF the large number
OF lines that radiate from the city.
Chicago IS entered by tWenty-seven
railroad sysemss St Louis nineteen
and Kansas City seventeen. according
70 the Railway Guide" ChEcaEo and
St Louis are terminal points for the
systems that enter them. Kansas CITY
is a "radiadngs station For instaucs
the santa Fe has one line from the
east ard two west The ChIcaEo q
Alton has lines EutO Kansas CiH
from St Louis and Chicago me Bur
iington has two distinct lines. The
Rock Island has three, the Erisco
thrse ard the Missouri RacIGc has SIX
separate lines
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11
RUNG SLIGHTLY sCALDED.
Round House Carpenter Has Narrow
Escape From Water From Engine.

Escape From water From Engine.
Henry Rungs round mouse carpsn-
ter, was slightly scalded and smother
ed with steam while P'urkIng under an
engine IN the round house Tuesday
forenoon The principal injury was
the effect Of steam on his throat and
lungs, and in consequence he will have
to be housed up for a time. It was
quite a narrow escape, however, and
had the water and steam been a little
hotter he would have been cooked.
The WOrkmen drawing OF the water
say they called Took out, there!" but
he says he did not hear It
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11

4hs nezt regular leacher'e ezz-I7---
ticn VIZ Be he'd at fhs court ho
IN Goodlznd on Friday and Sate7
January g ana e. beginri1E -
"a All applieanfs mast 1eFsn me ~
Tz7E
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-25

MI. and Mrs. Vi. +. Van Epps
came over from Hensler Wednes-
day and attended the institute
danccin the evening.
Mrs. Glendenipg and her daugh-
ter, OF Michigan, who have been
spending the summer with Miss
Musson, VI Mashburn, expect to
leave svun for CaliroIn4a 10 spend
lAe WinLcr.
YovN INSURANCE POLL
Cleo aslu saIuaniS poP0a9
hSrl ~ y~tA ia a rue ra~Oi
vo~is, 80 AnS ooNns9. lasS
-. ~. No..~oI ~Sn0sui tno~-
70 eAsA~S ~o~sa~y. -
"A slug pul.y was enjoyed 10y Lne
iA;1uy l.4.nuo Ul VI. ". I.auSusL
laot uoouuJ cv.AAilS. IAc noJo
alo loOnIAS AOrMt4u I itnotnei III
aoout LnO mv.ho up~u INC ltUuln
VI IVA. l..u5 ust an nlo DrAue.
EOh DALL-b-IuULn uWeIlIIlS
house, la4So Laln, Soou Neli, / VI
w uSuUuAn. NIlt NC sou I'll ISa-
sonstoAc Coiu4s. Lll4ulrc o. ", ~.
LtLuSuot, agent.
III. Il 4ollo4 aud Geo. Cvu1lel4ay
VILE Cllu.lMOou representatives al
Lnc Illo.lLuLo dance M.uueouuy
Algut. LAey MeIo Ve4y eulnuo4ito-
J4v III tle.r p4a4oe u Lne enler-
CtinuiehI ac.oru.u Lnem WIIle III
oui tu"n anu ealu they d AN eX-
cclleIlL Jlule at Lne dance.
ABOUT Su1eLy Bonus OF all class
Us alu descriptions See ". q.
hauSust ASt.
ueo. l.. hob1nson, the pioneer
mercnanC Oh McLean county, Was
III WaonDuru Several days TINS
week greeLlug Old Trends. Mr.
kOulusUu has a oLOAe Ii both CAR
rlSun and CulenaIbor aud Can
spend only a lew days away at The
tine from his business,
A nice up-to-date rubber or
nickel trimmed, single or double
driving harness at j. Il, Ness &
Co.'s. Now don't forget.
Johan Weise was brought down
from Garrison Wednesday and
taken to his sons farm north Of
town. Mr.. Weise is very low from
blood poisoning and there is not
much hope for his recovery.
The unexpected happens. In
sure your property against Fire,
and Lightning. See Frank e,
Funk, Agt., Washburn, N. D.
At meeting Of the directors Of
the Farmers Elevator Co., the re-
signation Of l.. M. Wallin as sec
rotary was accepted and G. NJ.
Diesen was elected to fill the va
cancy.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-25
Anton Peterson returned Mon
day from Minot where he attended
the Methodist Conference.
Estray Notice.

S'trayed from my place on Sec
ton |, Twp. l46, Rye. 81. miles
Southwest e Turtle Lake, one
Black Saddle Pony. 10 years old,
weight about 800 pounds. branded
H. on right shoulder; with hal
ter.
Finder please notify John Keim,
Turtle Lake, North Dakota.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-25
Warning.

All persons + warned against
negotiating Grain Tickets on the
Elevator Co., numbers:
1l2. 1928 bushels Flax
12S, 1912 bushels Flax
70. 53.42 bushels Flax
IS, $500 bushels Flax
III bushels.
Original Tickets are lost.
f. S, J~oseIhson, Washburn
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-25
The A. B. {. Exce1s.

Having attended other CONNER
cial schools, previous to my enroll
ment at Aaker's Business College,
l believe | can say that my testi-
mony is based upon actual expert,
rience and proof. ! find that the
A. B. G. does not advertise one
thing and practice another, but
that a person can rely upon it in
every respect. The school is
strictly modern in equipment.
building and methods Of teaching.
With pleasure / recommend it to
all those desiring agood business
education. For direct information
write to HANS OVERLY.
Binford, N. d., 3-2l-O6.
Also for a course in telegraphy
address the school at Grand Forks
or Fargo.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-25
Market Report
: LOCAL NEWS ;,
~~~~~~~~~


Mrs. E. A. Lamb spent a few
DAYS in Bismarck this week among
old friends.
Insurance! Insurance! Insurance
r. e. Funk, Washburn, N. D.
Attorney Hyland went to the
capital city Saturday OF legal
business. He returned Tuesday.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Good wages. Enquire Of
Mrs. Aug. ~. johnson.
Mrs, John Sheldon and two
children went to Oakes Monday to
spend a couple of weeks with rela-
tives.
Rates have been reduced On Farm In
surance in old reliable St. Paul Fire and
Marine lns. Co. FRANK E. FUNK,
First Natl. Bank. Washburn. N. D.
DR.. Rodda and Theo. Taylor
came down from Garrison WED
nesday and attended the institute
dance. They returned on the 500
Thursday morning.
The Bismarck Tribune is in a
hurry.for the 500 to make as good
time between that place and
Minot as can be made by way
Of jamestown.
For Sale+75-foot building lot
in East Washburn, One of the
finest residence lots in the city.
ENQUIRE of G.. O. Raugust.
The regular teachers examina-
ton will he held today and to-
morrow, which will be. taken by a
great many of teachers who have
been attending institute.
r. NJ. Brown manager of the
Farmers & Merchants Lumber
Company and Frank Thompson
went into Oliver county this week
and spent a couple Of days trans
acting business and hunting.
Beto cit is too late, insure your
property against Fire, Lightning, Re-
liable Company. Frank E. Funk, list
National Bank, Washburn.
Joe Hopperstad left for Spokane
Tuesday where he expects to take
lup land. Mr.. Hopperstad was one
Of the genial clerks during the
winter and summer at the Holtan
store, and made many frieuds who
regret to see him leave.
Rev. f. l.. Watkins will hold
services in the Washburn Metho-
dist Church beginning next Sun
day Oct 81. There will be preach
ing both morning and evening.
Services will also be held at Conk-
ling the same afternoon at 2:5O
and at Pace the afternoon OF Nov
3.
FOR SALE-A 5000 10. fire
proof safe. inside measurements
80 X 4S inches, practically new and
a bargain. Large enough for the
records Of any medium sized office
Inquire Of Mclean County Alb
stract Co, Washburn, n. d.
Mrs. r. M. Brown entertained
the Birthday Club Tuesday after
noon at a very pleasant card party
at her residence. About twenty
ladies We're present. Delicious
refreshments were served.
Largest Insurance Agency
in Mclean county, writing
everything insurabIe and in
any amounts; l2 Old Line
Stock Companies. The only
exclusive insurance agency
in town. Talk with c.. @.
Raugust, agent. ~
The weather this last week has
been a fair=example of what has
been expected all fall. The show
er5 Wednesday morning helped
settle the dust for a few more de.
ligghltful days. II
An Investigation into the death
Of Chas. Layhart, who was found
dead last Friday morning Al
Underwood. was made by DIR
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-25
How to Trap Wild Animals.

4O-page trap book illustrated,
picture Of 46ewild animals in nat
nral colors, FUR ANIMAL CAL
.ENDAR. gun and trap catalog,
also prices of hides and f,1rs. AL
sent post paid for lOc stamps or
silver. FREE to those who ship
to, or buy Of us. Address Fur
Dept, n. w. Hide & Fur Co.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-10-25
Have your photographs on Post

AcI Vic Mdnuan MoTcanJll0 70
figure on your lumber bill.
Rev. Brown. the Methodist min.
lister Of Center was a Washburn
visitor Wednesday.
List your town property for sale
or Rent with the G.. o. Raugust
Agency.
Jack Chestworth went to Man
dan last week and while there the
authorities Of Mandan pdjudged
him insane and sent him to the
Jamestown asylum.
Will Go on Your BOND, Frank E.
Fu1l, ]st. Natl Bank, Washburu
North Dakota.
Mrs. Henry Weiss and two
children of Vortaire are visiting
at the Nuessle home this week.
For Sa1e-A $500 Stone piano.
Second hand, can be had at "a bar
gain If taken at once. For further
particulars call on
w. F. Seltz,
Washburp. N. D.
Mrs. Joe Fleming and baby
daughter have been at Hartley the
last couple Of weeks visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson.
Genuine Photographic views Of
Washburn for sale at Forbes
Drug Store.
G.. B. Rouse, the state agent for
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Go. was %transacting business in
Washburn this week and returned
to Fargo Thursday.
Diamond Photographs SOC. doz
Rev. Ehlers is at present hold
ing revival meetings at Underwood.
Rev. Watkins arrived Friday to
fill tho vacancy. in the Methodist
pulpit made by Rev. Ehlers.
A few sets of heavy work har-
ness at reduced prices at j. g..
Ness & Co.'S.
III. Fl. Haines has about CON-
pleted his new residence on the
site Of the one that was burned
down a few weeks ago. Last Fri
day evening he entertained a num-
Der Of his friends by giving a
dance and a delightful evening was
spent. The music was fine and a
good lunch was served.
And in buggy whips we have
them as poor as they make them,
and as good as they make them,
in brushes, curry combs, plush
and fur robes, you will find only
the best at j. G.. Ness & Co.'S.
Mr.. Business Man, get one
of our large Desk Rlotters,
free Of charge for the ask
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Mr.. Business Man, get one
of our large Desk Blotters,
free Of charge for the ask
ing. The G. o. Raugust
General Insurance Agency.

General insurance agency.
The town was full of farmers
Monday afternoon. They say the
grain is a great deal better grade
and better yield than the reports
they have heard from their old
home; Iowa. Nearly every one has
finished tbreshing and those who
have not as yet expect to complete
it this week,
The institute this week was the
largest ever held in Washburn.
1873 teachers were enrolled from
the two counties, Oliver and Nc
Lean. There were only fifteen
from Oliver. That Mclean county
is growing is shown by the num-
her Of teachers employed and still
more are needed.
The fight at the depot last week
among four tramps was the first
affair of the kind to have taken
place in this town for many
months, bnt the promptness with
which the four We're landed in Jail
shows that the citizens Of Wash
burn insist upon this being a law
abiding community.
The following is clipped from
the Mercer Tclegrom: While in
Washburn Saturday the editor had
an enjoyable chat with Joseph
Taylor. Mr.. Taylor is a pioneer
Of the Dakota Territory, and his
reminiscent stories Of frontier days
are a treat a visitor at the county
seat should court. Mr.. Taylor has
written, printed and bound three
books which have been sought by
historian and keepers 81 ZOOS all
lover the world.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-03
MAS ESCUELAS
PUBLICAS.

6egdn informea obtanidos en- Il Secreta-
ria de Ia junta local de e1ta Ciudad, 20
trata poE diOho ORGANISING de abrir On
brevs treB eBCuelas MAJ, procuEando de esa
modo dar CRbida q gran ndmeEo de niiioa
que tanto, On ls CiudRd como en sus bR-
rrios y poblados de Puerta de TERRA, Ma.
rina santurCe, no han pOdido obtensr
nm sitio en- este curse en- las eGcuelag pt.
bliCsA
Apesar de IL actitud de ID CGmsrA J de
Ia LegiSlatuEa paBsdas, aumentandO con.
GideEablemente 81 pTeSupussto pEesentado
poE 81 departRmento de inntruicCi6u, , de
funcfonaE en- toda la islR este afio, segdu
notici6 al Cominionado senior Dexter, $50
escuelas p6blicas maI que en- el pasado,
muchog nitios no han podido obtener Co.
bida On loa Centros de enBefsnza p6blica
on la mayor parts de las pFincipRleu pO.
bIacioneg.
Por otrG parte, la faltR de sufcisnte
n6mero de maestTos Furales que se aven
gan desempefiAr eBtaB s1cuelaS, hs hecho
que an buen n6maEo de elias qusden cs'
rradas en- 81 presonte curse con notable
perjuicio para la pObIaci6n rural.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-03
GRAN FJENTE
De RIQUEzA.
10 que Opina IN psTiddIca ln6xicanO.
Las flbrls fI0nsn u nsrelds lIlnltlto.

Las fibFas ten I'm mercRdo ilimitadO;
cada afa uayor. Casi todas las fhras
quo se empIaan hoy en- ls induntria, con
exception del cOrdsje y jarcierfas SON de-
tierRas frfag, donde Ell Cultiv0 es diffcil
cOStOso , la recollection eB muChO m6s
oOstosa.
En- toda Ia America eS taI y tan mara
villosa la existsnCia de lsa plantas textiles,
que sorpEsnde como han podido penuaE
los hRcandados on 0tEa cOsB qns no gsR u
explotaci6n de esa nina insgotabls Con
exception dc YuCatGn y alg6n otro lugRE
de MEXICO, nadie hRbis parade miGntes en-
que la NatuTaleER Colocaba d alCanCe de
nuestra maDo an producto mil veceg mas
rico que 81 cafe On 81 az6caF: Las ibrRG
Porque no ea solo para Ia jarCierfa para
10 que Hirven Ian ibras de maguey (sga.
vs) abRC6, COCO, pifS etc. Con elias pue.
den imitaHas BubStituirBe y mejorarBs 10
mas fnos tejidos de algOd6n, limo , ssda.
DesintegFadas esas fbras, producen unog
teiidos que asombEan pOr 10 hsrmOso y re-
siBtante1, = IL industFiR fabril solo espera
que Ia production sea suiciente para trans
formar sus talleEes , entFAr do lleno en
an nuevo pFoducto que, Bin duda, alguns,
':matsF6", esta es Is palAbTa, al RIgOd6n,
el limo 4 10 misma Aeds. I5e puede de-
seRE un porveniF mas bFillRnte? i8e pue'
de dsseaF un cultivo mas productive?
El msguey (agave msxicano) ConoCido
con los nombre1 de hsnequ6n, BiEaI, leChu'
gilla, ixtle, cocuiza, Cabuya, etc, no re-
quiere CuidadoB de ningunR clage. POr
malaB que sean las tierraE, son excelenteS
para 81. Es planta atmoHf6rica, nj riegOB
pide para dar libra lArgs, tersR Eesisten'
ts z 30 exploitation es tan BsncillR como
50 cultivo.
Hace yR Rlgunog amos ? anteB que 10
meC6nica % pusiera al servicio de esGs in.
dustria, Ia extraction de la libra era una
opeEaci6n laTgs, defsCtuosR cara FL
Gobierno del EOtRdo de Yucat6n, que vic
en- esta geneross plRnta TODD % porvenir,
su actual pFoBperidad, ofreci6 fnertes eau
tidRdes los inventories do las pTimeras
nAquinaa para eI dea6DFado. 7 aunque
los primegoS casoB no fueron muy bFillRn-
tea, obtuvo 10 que SO deseAba. Sc hiCieron
Ian mGquinaa para desfbraE, y el anteB
pobFs y miserable EStsdo vucRtecO, hoy 90
el mas rico de Ia Rsp6bliea MexiCana.
sus mfquinag, impeIfeCtas y unuY CoBeoBaS,
deBperdicisban mas de lR ritRd de Ia
dbra, ~ manejO era dificiR J cSfo, buG 70
turss freCuentsB, neCesitaBan una fderEs
mOtriz extraordinsria, J no obstants, Yu.
cat&n VIC como bEotaFon de su Guelo
los pYimeFos milonaEioa mexicanos.
Hoy se hR estudiado mucho este negocio
= la mec6nica ha llegado perfeCCiOnar
aug m6quinas. La Ultima inventada pa.
rece haber resuelto todos los problemaS en-
producer mayor Cantidad 4 menor COstO,
en- necesitRr poca fusrSa motriz, en- supri.
mir brazoB. pues un solo hombre la name.
ja, On evitsE las frecuenteg Foturas su'
primiendo las cadenRg, 10 que ahors pare.
cfa impossible.
Ell porveniF de la America Latina esta
en- la agricultura, y 81 porvenir de esta
sgFicultuEa egt6 en- Las fbraR. PensaF de
otra maneFa, eB negsFHe yer Ia realidad,
es vivir en- Las nubes
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Los cabaIIerus del trabajo. /"

El gobierno itaIiano fund6 hace cuatro
8 cinco afios una orden titulada de los
'CsbRllsrOE del trAbsjo," para TeCompen
saE los que 80 distinguen en- 81 progreuo
de la industria y de lR agricultura naCiO
males.
UItimamente ha nombrado siets nuevos
cRballeroB, y, entire elloG, & Monsefor Bon.
ignori, fnndadoE de una colonis sgricolR
en RemedelIo, pEovincia de BresciR, don.
de ss reCogen nifios pObres y 90 les enBefia
los CultivoB gegdn los procedimientoS mas
modsrnog = Professionalism. La infuen-
Cis de eata cOIOnia sgrfcola ha sidO tal,
que no solo los pequeHOs lAbradores au-
montaron Ia production de la coloniR en-
10000 frances, Hino que 20 van obtenien
do mejOras agrfcOlAB en- lR pTOvinCia de
Brescias
Bien merscido tiene pof 10 tantO Mon.
senior BOnsignOri 81 titulo de "Caballero
del trRbsjo."
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VICE CONsULADO DANES En- WEQUEs. ?. a.

Per Cuanto habiendo falleCido en- eta
iIla sin otOrgar disposition testamentarfa
el Bubdito danes Emilio Anduzs GallaC,
% haCe p6blicO por medic del pEeSsnte
edicto que se inseEtaEG en dos de los psEi6.
dicos de mayor circulation que = Oditan
en- San Juan Puerto Rico para q. los que =
cream heHederos del aludido Emilio Anduzo
Gallac, aEf como su1 aCEeedores, pFesnten
dent1o del termino de CUARENTA
DIAs en- 6sts VICE CONsULADO
Calls do San Juan, Ios documentoa debi'
damsnts legali1ados, iustifcAtivos del de-
EoCh0 que LEI aSilts, Vieques, Puerto ri
CO de ssptismbEe de 1902. DsteiL
Vics Consul Dan6v. I4Ov.n.
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EsCUELA PARTICULAR.

Las Befioritas Margaret Weysr He.
len Layport, profssoFaG de experiences en-
Puerto Rico, abYir6n una escuelR de alto
grado para la ensefRnza de sefioritaS de
nifios pequefos en- el eBmeEado edifcio,
n6meEo 10, csIle de la Fortalesa. FL pro-
posito de esta OscuaIa ser6 eI de dsr & los
educandos ID mas complete instruction in.
teleCtual y moral, d6ndoBs prefsEenCia par
ticular Il de iDgles.
Las profesoTaa % hallar6n en- la escue-
ID, ndmsTo 10 FortRless, dssds Ias 8 de la
mafIana haSta laH 4 de ID tarde.
PoF tanto, los padTes de famiIiA que DO.
Bsen COIoCaE sus hij0s, pueden versa CON
las rsfsridAS prOfesOrAs ca las hOrRS indi.
cAdaa. 7v. a.
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EI artist, s'6or ulrsls,no 50 dssplds.

El conocido artfsta senior Prospero
MarSicano, al abandonar esta ciudsd, en-
donde be permeneCido algGn tempo, deB
pfdece de ella an expressive csFta do Ia
Oual extraCtamog alguuos p6FFafos:
San Juan de Puerto Rico 3 oCtubre de
29O7.
"Mi despedida." AL paEtiE de ssta
heEmosa region boEinqusfs, para lejanas
playas, llevo gTsbado On el cOra86n el
carino que estos mobiles pusrtorriqusHoI me
han demostrado, y On el alma, 81 grato
FeOuerdo de los aplausos exageEsdOs quiz6
que me han tFibutado; aplauSOS que per-
durae6n en- mf eternsmente, = que me
raCordaH6n Siempre, dfas fsIiceB , ratoS de
gloria.
sumamente agradeCfdO esta CuIta
prensa, tAmbi6n lo reserve en- mi CoTAz6n
81 pueuto que meEsCs este miBmo sgrAds'
Cimiento, pu6B iam6B dsj6 dc alsntarme
deuintars adamente.
Solo ontEe tAnto bisneatar, hubo IN pun
70 qua pudiers llamaEls algo obsCuHo, peTo
como 6Sto 40 ESbsua los Itmitos do "a con
tada nlmsEa d individueR 20 QiVE,e