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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25

The Virginia Union University
Prof. c. r. Hovey, President ha
just concluded one OF its most sue
cessful scholastic terms and it must
be a source OF satisfaction to the Of
fetal head Of this great university
and 10 the faculty. We regretted
our inability to be present at the
Commencement Exercises and 10 the
Alumnae Dinner, TO both OF which we
were cordially invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
CEMENT MILLS TO CLOSE
Owing TO OVer-Produotlon Atlas Com
pany Will Shut Down TWO.

OWing 10 ONer-Production Rtlas Com
pany Will Shut Down TWO.
Allentown. Pa. May 22.-Announce-
ment was made here that the Atlas Ce-
ment company, the largest concern OF
its kind In the world, would shut down
two OF its mills on Nay %. The mills
TO be closed are Lehigh Valley No. /.
at COplay, and No ?. at Northampton
The shutdown VIII throw $500 men
out OF employment and tighten the
monthly pay roll $4,000. It is also
stated that other mills OF the company
will be run on half time only for "A
time. The chief cause Of the shut.
down is given as over-production. The
Atlas mills have capacity OF 80 900
barrels OF cement daily. and II is stat.
ed that the company has millions OF
barrels of the material in store houses
in various parts Of the country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25

Hartshorn Memorial College con
tinues in the front rank for the edu
cation OF the females of the country
and 1t has been demonstrated time
and again that DIR. L. B. Teft is
peculiarly adapted and admirably At
ted for this kind OF work. His re-
cent illness seems to have strength
ened him in many respects. His
corp Of assistants have been admir-
ably selected. We thank him for
mis- cordial invitations to join in the
general jubilation over the compile
ton OF the years work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
CIVIL WAR FIGURES.
Statistics CT the Army That Put Down
the Rebellion.

The enlistmepts In the union army
during the civil war reached the
enormous total OF 2.s9s,3O4. II is not
possible to know exactly how many
enlistments there we're In the confed-
crate army. because the confederate
states failed TO keep a reliable record
OF the number OF men furnished to
the service. and such statistics as are
to be had are Incomplete. 1t is est.
mated. however. tina, there were be-
tween 100000 and 100000 men in the
confederate armies. and that fully 2oo.-
600 OF this number dted IN battle or
from wounds and disease.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
Shot and Killed sy Playmate.

New Castle. Pa. May 21.-Benjamin
Jones. ls years old. was accidentally
shot and almost instantly killed by Ed
ward Lewis. a playmate. The boys
were shooting at a target with a %
calibre rife when the accident oc.
Cured The dead boys mother was in
Pittsburg and did not hear OF her son's
death until she arrived home. She lie
Frustrated
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
sMoKEHoUsE HER PRISON
Girl Confined Fer Weeks Rescued By
INUNDATED Nelahhers.


Johnstown. Pa, May 22-One hun
dred Infatuated neigh bors rescued
Ethel Henley. a half witted girl about
IL years of age. from a smokehousC
In which she had boon confined fol
several weeks by her parents. who re
side on iarm near Berlin. Somerse;
county
The smol mouse prison In which the
girl was ke"t was six By eight feet in
size. with but one window. which had
been paintei over 20 prevent the girl
from being observed by strangers who
might be about the premises. What
food was given the prisoner was
thrown Ia upon the floor. The rescu
ing party was composed OF the most
prominent citizens OF Berlin.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
woedmsn Bar saIeonkesners.

Norfolk. Va. May 22.-The sover.
eisn camp. Woodmen OF the World. in
biennial convention here, decided that
barkeepers and bartenders, stone
crushers and miners Of all kinds are
not eligible to membership In the or.
der. and the camp is considering the
eligibility of other craftsmen whose
line OF work is hazardous. the order
being largely a death beneficial one.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25

We return thanks 20 the John A.
Dix Industrial school for an invita-
ton TO attend the anniversary exer-
cises of that institution. May 26, 2S.
and 20. 1907 at Dinwiddie. Va.
Prof J. NJ. Colson. superintendent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
Dead Man Identified.

Mount Holly. ~ j., May p. - The
man who Jumped from a trolley car
at Hainesport dying three hours later
OF his Injuries. has been identified as
Martin Jones. OF Reading. Pa. Jones
was captain OF a freight boat which
piled between Philadelphia and
HainsspoEt
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
steepleIaek Killod Ru an

Reading Pa. May IS - Harry F.
Schoeller. aged 20 "steeplejaclx"
while painting the stack OF the Kew
stone furnace here. lost his balance
and fell to the bottom. a distance or
100 feet. and was picked up dead. Many
bones we're broken
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
liberty Sell FOR jamestown Fair.

Norfolk. Va. May 1s.-The James
town Exposition conpanw was notified
that ali objection 70 the bringing Of
the Liberty Rsll from Philadelphia TO
the exposition has been overcome and
that the bell Will arrive here after
July 10. Il will be installed In the
Pennsylvania building. which h re-
production Of Independence Hall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
WON BROOKLYN HANDICAP
SuPerman Wins Classic Racing Event
at GraVescnd

81 0NaNCoCWus
New York. May 21.-Through ser
ried lines OF cheerings thousands Su-
perman. the sturdy 3-year-old son OF
the great Commando. carrying the col
ors OF James r. Keene. and ridden by
Jockey Miller, flashed under the wire
the winner Of the Brooklyn handicap
over a course fetlock deep Ia mud at
the Gravesend track Twenty-Five
thousand people saw the mud splash
ed Keene horse held back until the
stretch and then sent out in front TO
win in decisive fashion from a field Of
IL starters Beacon Light was second
length behind Supsrman. and Nealon
was third Superman covered the
course OF a mile and a quarter in 2.O9.
The purse was $50 O00
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
sllppsd -Inder Enaine's WheeIs.

Reading. Pa. May 21.-Josoph Nc
Guire, a passenger brakeman on the
New York division OF the Reading rail
way. met with a tragic death 81 West
Falls. He was In the act OF stepping
on the engine attached 20 his train
when he slipped and fell the wheels
passing over his body. He died before
reaching the hospital. Mcclure was
over six feet tail and IS years OF age.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25

We return thanks 90 the faculty
and class OF the Normal Department
OF the Agricultural and Mechanical
College az Normal. Ala. for an in
vitation TO the Commencement Ex
ercises Ma 27th, 1907.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25

sEsgsd tao Ns,roDeIlten altereG its
books to cover up certain IoeVs which
IL had mads. The perjury charges
wero founded upon statements made
to the i-afurance department concern
ing leans by the company. which state
ments 1t is charged were false
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
Man and Woman Fatally Shot.

New Castle. Pa, May 20-Lenora
Gazianna, 32 years old. and Louis Mes
sena, 10 years old. were probably IA
tally shot at Bessemer. five miles west
Of here. The woman's husband Is al
legged 20 have done the shooting as the
result OF jealousy. The authorities are
searching for him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
THE BROWNSVILLE INVEsTIGA
TON.

We are publishing both sides OF
the testimony in the Brownsville
investigation in order that conserva-
tive citizens may be able to draw
their own conclusion from the evil
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25

We return thanks for an invita-
tion TO be present at the annual com
mencement of tae St Paul y. and 1
Institute at Lawrenceville. Va. Rev
James S. Russell. principal. May 23d
1907. This institution takes high
rank with the leading industrial es
Establishments OF the country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
S BOY and man. Col Brva,

n 5 BOY and man. Col. Bryant
~ had been a soldier As a boy
II " his ambition had been a cadet
ship at West Point. and the
army as lie career. Blessed with
wealthy parents. there seemed nothinr
in the way TO the accomplishment OF
his ideal when the oprortune time ar.
rived. Al IS he began a course OF
study that would az him TO pass the
required examination and admit him
20 the United States military acad.
envy. AT is the opportunity came.
There was a vacancy at the academy
10 be filled by appointment from his
congressional district, and he entered
eagerly into the competition for the
coveted place. feeling confident OF
winning the prize
His most formidable opponent was
Billy Edwards. the son OF "A strug-
Cling clergyman. into whose path fate
had thrown no special opportunities.
but who had improved every chance
FOR study that had been given him.
and who wished the appointment
merely as a means OF securing a de.
sired education.
The two had never been friendly.
and on one OF two occasions had had
some boyish quarrels over the atten-
tons each had attempted TO be-
stow upon Blossom Nathan. When
Billy Edwards won the coveted ap-
poHntment every semblance OF friend
ship between the two boys ceased
and Bob Bryant refused even 20 rs
sociate with anyone who called young
Edwards their friend.
Grievously disappointed in not win
ming the cadetship. young Bryant en-
tered military academy with a deter
mination TO prepare himself for a
military career. trusting 10 his IA
thers wealth and influence TO secure
Tor him an appointment TO the army
During their school days both bows
Kept up a correspon dence with Rios
som Nathan. until az the end OF three
years Bryant insisted that she could
not retain the friendship OF both he
ana EDWARDS. and that all correspond
ence between her and his rival must
cease. or her would have nothing more
70 90 with her. The young lady very
promptly Informed her angry sutton
mat she would choose her own
friends. and he accepted her decI.
sion.
Six months after Lieut.. Edwards
mad graduated from West Point a,5
entered the army he made blossom
Nathan his wife. and took her To m.
western post, where his command was
stationed.
bryant in the mountains had IN.
lshed MS college course. and not ana
ing IL so easy to secure a civil an.
pointment to the army. had settled
oo"n TO the stsdy OF law in his homo
Town. and confined his military aDohI-
tonS TO place ir local COMPANY OF
state guards. Vi
Then came the call TO arm. 90
save the union. The southern st.t..
nao seceoded: the nag had bean 49,
cPOn' Every available company OF
1uo regular service had been rushad
eastward for the defense OF Washin~.
.on- volunteers in companies hat.
sAnons and regiments were nockins
.H,o the mastering camps. with the
volunteers went Bob BRYANT
tam OF his company. With the re1n
,as sent to Washington went r.,
lieut. Edwards. while Mrs. Eaw.-s-
wont oack to her old home IN aws,,
me return OF her husband from .ha
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
SATURDAY. ...... MAY -. 1907.

We return thanks for an invitation
20 attend the 25th anniversary or
Livingstone College. Salisbury. ~.
c.. May 10 to "a. 1907. Prof. wiI-
liam Harvey Goier. ID. H.. IL. d.. is
now President.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25

Entered At the Post Once A. Richmond. Va.
a. -e,ond-class matter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
TERMS IN ADVANCE

tS-POsTAGE STAMPS OF A HIGHER m
NOMINATION THAN TWO CENTS Non
RECEIVED on 6UBSCRIPTTOES
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Confined ON Eighth PAge.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-05-25
IOHN MITCHELL. JR, EDITOR.

Al communication intended for publication
h"uld h. sent 70 a. % roach % by wednesday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-30

lfnea que ha de poner en- communication
telefonica a los pueblos de Toa Alta y
Vega Baja. a4
-Ha sido procesado en- Mayagiez por
orden del Juez municipal el individuo
Salvador Garcia acusado de abuse de
confanza habiendO preatado fauza para
permanecer excarcelado.
Ell sefor Manuel FernSndez Juncos
ha recibido aviso del ayuntamiento de esta
Ciudad para recojer las cantidades asig.
nadas para el asilo de nifios desampara.
dos. Igualmente ha recibido otros pc.
que1os donativos; pero adu no hay fondos
bastanteB para el necesario desarrollo de
dicha institution.
Santos Reyes, procesado por seduc-
ci6n en- la c&rcel de Aguadilla fue puesto
en- libertad el dia % del actual Dor haber
contraido matrimonio con la joven ofen-
dida.
-Esta mafiana Ell fiscal Torres Grau
ley6 acusaci6n contra Ramon Rivera
Virella, por fslsedad. Este hecho sc re.
laciona cen la falsifcaci6n de un ''check",
suplantando Ia frma de don Miguel vi,
dal. ii.
Ell individuo Juan Bus6 Flores, ha
sido condenado por el Juez municipal de
Humacao 4 z meses 20 dias por el delito
de falSa representation.
-Ha Bido retirada la fiauza que tenfa
prestsda Joaquin Carrasco, acusado de
asesinato en- primer grado, reducido
prisi6n esta mSfiana por el Sub marshal
senior Luis Labrador.
Ell nino Carmelo Colon, fue asistido
en- el cuarto de socorros de contusiones en-
el p6mulo izquierdo, producidas casual
mente.
-Anoche falleci6 de repeute en- esta
Ciudad, el conocido obrero Bernardo To-
rrss, presidente del gremio de panaderos
y miembro de varias asociaciones religio.
BaS. RIP.
-Nuevcs traslados serSn hechos en- ls
P. |. Obedecen aparte de las faltas que
pueden cometer algunos guardiaB, 10 que
prescribe el reglamento respecto que los
guardiaB en- 10 possible presten sus servi.
clos en- los pueblos en- que Sc les irrogue
memories gastos para poder atender 4 sus
familias.
Ramon Mercado (a) loco Dios, ha
sido reducido q prisi6n en- Ia carceI de
Arecibo por orden del Juez Municipal
acusado de aggression grave
DE la c6rcel de Distrito de Humacao,
han sido trasladados Ia c6Tcel Municipal
de Naguabo los procesados Gregorio Rosa,
Manuel Martinez, Gregorio Santos, Fran.
cisca QuinoneS, Florencio Perez Aurelio
Serrano, q disposition del Juez Municipal
de Humacao para actos de Justicia.
Representatives. de ola Correspondent
cia" que estuvieron hoy en- Ia Fortaleza,
Tecibieron grataS noticias respecto Ia
Kermesse que SO prepare 81 dfa 6, en- Ia
que figura en- primer termino Ia sehorita
Luchetti
Aunque no celebr6 session esta mania
ma la CamsTa de deIegados, asisti6 allf
ndmero regular de Representatives., notan'
dose animaci6n en 81 Cambip de impEsaiO-
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UN INfORME DEL
REY EDUARDO.
Ia pT6HOga de las sesiOnss del par
IamentO.
La confederation d sud Africa.

81 informe'del Rey Eduardo relative
la pr6rroga de las segiones del ParIamento,
fu6 lefdo hsce pocos dias On Ia C6mara de
los Lores ante les miembros de ambas Ca
maras. Fue, segdn les informes, IN do
cumsnto sin color de banderfa poIftica, en-
ell cual SO ref rfan, al dets ae. los principa
les acontecimieutos de po ltica internacio
nal or que ha intsrvenido direciamente Ia
Inglaterra, en- los dos 1ltimos meses, desde
la Convention de A geciras, hasta el ira.
tldo sobre la restriction de Ia venta de
licores en- Africa.
Mencionaronse tambien las Conatitucio-
mes de Orange y del I ansvaal y finaliz6
diciendo que el Gobietno esperaba que las
pr6ximss labores del ParIamento dieran
por reSultado Ia paz. Ia prosperidad de-
fnitiva confederaci61 de Sud Africa,
que el mismo gobierno deploraba sincera-
mente 81 giro que dltimamente habfa to.
mado on las Cdmaras la famosa question
de Ia ensehanza.
Lefdo que fu6 el informe, los DiputadoB
, SenadoreS abandonaron las C6maras,
que permaneceran cerradas hasta el 2 de
Febrero pr6ximo.
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Ia ''KERNESSE" AROCHE
ResuItd una bEiIIante fiesta y eI exi-
to COrOn6 Ia Ohra de Ia conf
sion.
EI dla s So sfsctuara otra.

Un magnfico Tesultado obtuvo anoche
la ''kermegse'' efectuada en- ell teatro de es
ia Ciudad q benefcio de los pobres. Va.
liosfsimos elementos de esta sociedad CON
currieron q "a fiesta el resultado pecunia.
rio, segdn informea de ijeroB cdlculoG
hechos primera vista pas6 de 500 do
liars.
81 gobernador Winthrop su distingui
Ga sefiora, secretario Frazier, miembros
del Consejo Executive un buen ndmero
de delegados la C6mara, concurrieron
al teatro cuyos BaIones estaban convertidos
en- I'M bellfsimo jardfn, donde luc1an su
gracia y hermosura las distinguidas sven
dedoras"
En- 81 puesto de 'japonesas" estaban las
graciosas j6venes. Maria Muro, Reyes y
Julita Infante y fu6 muy Yisitado. Los
de ''cigarros, emparedados flores" estu'
vieron conBtantemente llenos las belIas
sehoritas Giusti, Ferrer, Henareg, Infan'
te, Rodriguez, Gonzalez, Marin, Gallardo
Fernandez Mater, Skerret Vizcarrondo,
entire otras, hicieron su 'tagoBto" On bene-
fcio de los pobres.
Para la 'kermesse" que patrocina Ia
distinguida sefora Winthrop hay tambien
una gran animaci6n resultar6 espI6ndi'
da
La comisi6n de damaB que ide6 Ia cele.
braci6n de Ia fiesta de anoche, ha tenido
el mejor 6xito en- su ben66co empefio p
merece los mayores placemes.
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NOTAS Y N0TICIkS

LA comisi6n de hacienda presupues-
toB de Ia Camara de delegados estuvo
reunida aver toda la tarde, estudiando ell
@. b. del "Presupuesto" de gastos de la
isle para el afio 1907 908. A mas de
dos milloneS seiscientos mil dollars ascien-
de el referido proyeCto de ley.
Una temperature de "a grades CEN
tigradoS (76 "Fahrenheit") marcaba ell
term6metro hoy las nueve y media de
la mafiaua en- la capital. Desde hace
muchos amos no Sc habfs experimentado
en- Ia is'a tan baja temperature, la que
paTece lleva tendenciaB q seguir baiando
q medida que va avanZando Ell inVier-
no.
Sc encuentra meior de la enfermedad
que le retiene en- CANA el delegado q la
Cdmara Sr. Virella. Deseamos su pronto
restablecimiento.
lei dia primero del entrante febrero,
Be har6 cargo la alcaldfs de esta ciudad
ell DIR. don Francisco del Vale Atiles.
La "Kermesse' celebrada anoche en-
el teatro de la ciudad obtuvo un resultado
egplendido, concurriendo & ella una escoii-
da cOncurrencia y reinando la mayor ale
grfa.
EN- breve serdn discutidos en- la Ca
mara proyectos de ley de gran importan'
Cia. Ell de "Presupuestos' ''C6digo de
Sanidsd Terrestre' otros.
-Mafiana por la noche hay reception
en- la Mansion Ejecutiva, comenzandc,
como de Costumbre, las 8 p. m. ter
minando & las once.
Ell segundo Bub'marBchal de Arecibo
Feclama Ia Buma de $50 que aIega le fue'
ron descontados por virtud de un btu de
deficiencies. Parece que fue nombrado
con $40 mensualeS de sueldo y, como quie'
ra que luego Ia ley asigna ese cargo solo
$25, le fueron deScontados Is mensuales
Present6 una instancia la secretaria de
gobierno en- diciembre escribi6 tambi6n
al departamento de Justicia queiSndose
del descuento. AlegR que no le avisaron
4 tempo y pide ahora 4 la C6mara que
EesuelVa en- su favor ell asunto.
Una seioEa de Ponce, por la suma
de $32 que debfa, perdi6 un solar que fue
subastado por el isco. Esta sonora, dofia
Maria Colon de Ayala, hs solicitado de la
Legislature una ley autorizando al comi-
Bionado del Interior para que vuelva &
vender dicha sefIora por una suma pru,
dente, 81 referido solar.
-Esta mahana visitaron al goberna-
dor Winthrop los sefiores Diaz Navarro,
Arrastia, Harrison, Barbosa Arriila.
ga.
-El tribunal de derecho de Guaya-
ma ha condenado veinte amos de presi-
dio por 81 delito de ultrage, en- Ia persona
de una nina Pedro Santiago (a) "Ma.
To-. Tambien so impusisron tres afios
de preGidio con trabsjcs forzados, Anto-
niO- Gonzales (a) "OsO", pOr 81 delito de
escalamiento.
-AntenoChe las Sc encontraba el
vaPor "Carolina" 4 $50 milIas al Sur de
SANDY Hook. Sc espera mafaua tenn
prano.
HAN smgeEada lOA trabsiOs do "a
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tQUE ES La CURR De STEARNS !?

Pegndseo miles personas que constanteente Ia usan
eOntesaran pocas palabras:
La Cura de Stearns medcaento maravioso que ha
vendo brarnos nosoto
dolores de cabez antes aqejaban Nopuede
aber nada ga la Cura de Steans Cabeza
que aV yez que cuTa NAL ST agrega
que ene sabor nnguno componentes
inofenvo ben podemos ectarnos del descubrento de Ia @
de Stearns
Rica: : - 80
= Muy Senores mosTengo gusto manifestar que
hacia mucho tempo aquecas
% repedas tan fueres ausaban verdera deesps
rac6n poder remedo para que tanto me
morcaba hasta que felzmente lego mis- toma de la
T1edclna Vds
e Door de Cabez E de medcina rapdo
ecaz que hora despues absolute
1nente
bolo cuando vao sempre que con e
mismo 6xito."
Ejase empre egtma Stearns eada obea eva en-
relieve el nombre Stearns Headache Cure.'
De e BOiCas. '..
FREDERICK STEARNS & GA.
FabIcantes do PrOductOs QuimicOs FarmaceuticOs
80 DETROIT. MICH. Z. y. a.
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la YERBA MORA.
Esta OhtenisndO en- los mercadOs
sIEOpsOs gran acsptaCidn.
AgrlGultOTas msxlcanOs dsaIcan graadss extern
sIOnes De teTenO 81 GuItIvO.

Muy conocida es en- Puerto Rico Ia
planta denominada yerba mora que vegeta
en- las distintas lurisdicciones de Ii isla '
quese afrma posee grandes propiedades
curativas refrescantes.
Seg6n varios c6nsuIes mexicanos que
desempefian sus funcinnes en- varias capi-
tales europeas que han enviado & 81
gobierno informes sobre 81 particular, Ia
aceptaci6n qde la yerba mora estS tenien-
do en- los mercados extrangeros es extenga
= hrme pues sua propiedades han sido re.
conocidas previo detenido estudio llevado
4 cabo por eminencias m6dicas.
En- vista de esta demands, algunos apri-
cultores de- Oaxaca Veraeruz han dedi.
cado exteBsos terrenos de labor para cul-
two y siembra en- grande escala, de tan
dtil vegetal, y como este Sc desarrolla on
POGO tiempo piensan dar comienzo 4 sus
sxportaciones para me5iados del prensente
afo, seguros de obtener pipgues resultadop.
En- aafa imnvonfa ga vondo vconol a. -