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The Falls City tribune., 1909-06-04

See {. A, Heck for seed corn.
Rob Cain. jr., of Stella was in the
city Saturday.
Il. c. Smith "a a business visitor
at Auburn. Thursday.
\ number of cases of measles are
reported a few miles northeast of
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Jones Of
Nerdon We're shopping at this place
Saturday.
Charles McCool of Salem spent
Saturday in this city looking after
business matters.
r. p. Marts and wife Of Wymore,
are the parents of a baby girl born
Friday, May %.
clyde Lum and Walter Neach Of
Nerdon saw the ball game at this
place Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Prater returned sun
day from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
{. E. Peabody at st. Joe.
Mrs. Mari and little daughter left
Sunday for a visit to relatives a t
Table Rock and friends at Elmwood.
Mrs. Charles Beatty and wife Of
Atehison were guests ofthe formers,
sister Mrs. Thomas Taylor over sun
day,
{. f. Reayis spent a few days at
Pawnee City the first of the week.
He had legal business in the district
court.
Miss Nellie Hossack returned the
latter part of the week from Auburn,
where she spent a few days with
Miss Helen Mcintyre.
Mrs. Z. d. Ford, who spent the
past week at the home of Rey.and
Mrs. G.. l.. Neide returned to her
home in st. Joe Sunday.
Werner X Mosiman Co. have a ear
load of hay tools ON display. across
the street from their shop, ON the
vacant lots of Henry c. Smiths
Miss Edna Stalder, who has been
staying with her sister Mrs. Jake
Marmot. for some time, left Friday
for her home at Humboldt to spend
her summer vacation.
VIII Holt is this week having elee
trio lights placed in his beautiful
country home west of town. Ike
Uranium and his men are busy this
,,.aD1~ nriY5n, th, hatGn
c. A. Chesley is moving the house
he recently purchased of George
Reichers to some lots just south of
where he lives. He will have it
repaired and ready to rent in a short
time.
Where are you going to pur-
chase your new bonnet? At the new
millinery store of course, that's the
place to get a big reduction. hannah
Anderson. proprietor, opposite court
house. 22-1
Mrs. l.. c. Marts and son Glen oof
Wymore pass ed through this city
City to visit the formers sisterMrs.
Rigby. They will stop at this place
on their return home and spend a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Marts.
This has been a busy week for
for Simanton & Pense at the Green
house. Their business has grown Won
derfully in the past few years. Sun
day they sent flowers to many Of
the neighboring towns for decoration
day. Large boxes of cut flowers were
sent as far as Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephram Peck and
his sister Mrs. Kniseley left the
later part of the week for Harrisburg.
Pa, where they will attend the an
nual national meeting of the Breth-
ren church. Before returning home
they will visit a sister at Meyersdale,
Pa. They expect to be gone five
or six weeks.
R. c. James of Falls City, formerly
a resident of this city, who has ser
we'd the county for two years as at
torney is now DESTROYS of the office
of county judge, Mr.. James has pro
ven himself an efficient official dur
ing his i~ncumbency and would I'M
doubtedly make a good and just judge
Humboldt Standard.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
Decorate

t u
The Grand Lodge K. of P. will
honor this .townaRy their resence
June:8-9.
It is earnestly rteasbes desired
that all business menrsh0Wtheir
appreciation of this honor by
suitably decorating their. busi-
ness houses. :.
Bunting and K, Of F.. flags may
be obtained at reasonable cost
and much of the material could
be utilized later when the Press
Association meets here.
HendersonYille SHOULD be
the convention town Of the noun
tains, and small expenditure
for suitable decorations will i'm
press these two important gath
erings with the fact that they
are WANTED here and will pay
heavy returns on the investment.
By all means the town should
be suitably decorated.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
new MANAGEMENT
Blue RIDGE TIM

e-a.S g.. q ~ q y. 49, So ~ 81. 81
|. Messrs. Marchbanks. Biekne ]
and Mahon, the new managers
Of the Blue Ridge Inn, have
taken possession Of the hotel.
Mr.. Marchbank, for many years
connected with the dining car
service of the Southern Railway,
viii assume the. active manage
ment Of talehotel, andit is deter
m iaed togive the. travelling pub
lie stoppmgwith him such excel
lent meals that they Will always
remember this. town pleasantly.
With his associates, Mr.. March
bank is. actively identified with
the excursion business. On
June 10th there will be an ex-
cursion here. from Columbia
which will bring many people to
town. During the season sthefe
will be many other excursions
from different points. !. operated
by these gentlemen.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
THE CROWDS COMING
TO HENDERSONVILLE.

= = - = : .54 "a :
Said a well known. business man

- 8
Said a well knownb usiness man
here, yesterday.
g he sgasQniof 1909 IS going
TO be the most tspresperous in the
histery Of Hends
Fewyeafs ago the Widespread
business depression kept st people
at ho1he,i L1satnItear the cam
paign had the j same iefect the
business world wasstlll unsettled.
This year the codntry in entering
upon what many authorities be-
lieve to be a period of, uAexam-
pied prosperity. Money is plen-
tiful and the. great South is pros
porous. THOUSANDS Of the low
country people Have remained
away from the. mountains for the
past two years, but this season
they are able to come and will be
here blythe tenssef thousands.
ifHendersonville has. its .pecu-
|. liar advantages, Of course. The
hkes'here are q tunique attrac-
tion, possessed ::by mo other re-
sort, and wilk attract thousands.
The townSs etheradysAt Atages and
its accessibility to the whole South
are too we'll known to comment
upon: HendersonVflfe is better
known now than ever IN its his
tory. The persistent advertising
is bearing fruit and there are
few. places.in the South where
the unfivalled advantages of this
beautiful mountain and lake re-
sort are not known.
Eyes, sir, you look and pre-
pare for q bic crowd, for the low
country people are going to fill
HendersonviIle this season. f"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
He Objects

noticed a suggestion in the
Hustler to the Supervisors to see
that the stones be thrown out of
our roads. The idea don't agree
with me. My suggestion would
be to rid our field of the stones
and place them in our roads. We
have good roads for about 6
months, and the next 6 months,
none. Our convict labor and
taxes should be spent on crush
ing up the rocks of our county.
commence at Hendersonville and
throw gravel in the place of mud.
No roads until this is done.
READER.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
Buys Valuable Property.

Mr.. Vinton Liddell, the we'll
known capitalist of Charlotte,
has purchased that fine lot on
Main corner Willow road from
Claude Brown. Mr.. Liddell,
already a large property owner
here is so confident of the towns
immediate growth that he is in
vesting still more heavily in
what he believes to be a good
chance Hendersonville dirt.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
LOOKING FOR A
VERY BIG CROWD

stfMr. A, A Gates is being liter
ally swamped with inquiries for
rates and information from pro-
spective Henderson s. Ville visitors.
he looks for reecord=breaking
crowd this season, and is well
prepared to handle his part Of, it.
Mr.. Gates has spent many. thous-
ands,of dollars advertising his
big hotel and ndersonville and
is now beginning to get some re-
turns on his investment.
One of the finest theatre or
chestras in the South will be at
the Gates this season and all in
dications point towards a most
successful summer for the big
hotel.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
The Kanuga Lake Colony.

The first tenant in the First
National Banks new building
will be Addison Lambeth, mana
ger of the Kanuga Lake Colony.
This will be city headquarters of
the company, and wilIundoubted-
ly prove to be a great conven-
ience to the ladies when shop
ping in town, and as a meeting
place for their friends, etc.
E.. ,S.aMoorer. Of the Western
Electric Co., Atlanta, spent sew
eral days initown and at the lake
this week, making plans and
specifications for the telephone
equipment. There will be 1000
feet of cable at the Lake, avoid
ing all open work. There
will be 40 telephones in the Club
House, a private exchange with
100 drops IN the lobby, and a
phone in each cottage
The entire plan is arranged
with a view to the future growth
of the Colony.
Mr.. Moorer is strongly inn
pressed with the beauties of Ka-
nuga Lake and with Henderson
vile, and in fact was extremely
surprised to find so modern a
town as this in the mountains.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
THE AUDITORIUM q
OPENS june 7.

Manager Plaisance announces
the opening of the Auditorium
on June z, with a most attract
i've offering, including an excel
lent program of moving pictures.
The interior building has been
greatly improved for this pur-
pose. The big stage is properly
equipped with foot-lights, etc.,
and altogether the big Audito-
rum is an ideal place for the
high-class entertainments Mr..
Plaisance will offer the citizens
and visitors to Hendersonville.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
The Town. Statement.

;. Onsanother page of this paper
appears the annual statement of
the town Of Hendersonville, and
the last statement of Mayor
Schenck's administration, the
most wisely progressive, the-nest
energetic = Administrations this
town has ever had. ,.,.:s s.
The retiring members, Mayor
Schenck, j. F. Brooks and J.]S.
Bryson have helped thee growth
of this town possibly more than
they themselves know, and the
greatest improvem ever made
here. the magnificent cement
sidewalks, stands an eternal mon
ument to their wise progressive
ness, their foresight and their
love Of this beautiful town.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
s and their Friends, Also Dokies,

Beware the dokiess!
The ninety-ninth annual con-
vention of the Grand Lodge of
Knights of Pythias will meet. in
this city on next Tuesday, June
8th.
About 800, possibly more, of
the Knights and their friends Will
be in attendance. The conven-
ton will last probably three days.
The local lodge is making ev-
cry effort to entertain their dis
tinguished guests properly and
with credit to Hendersonville.
Certainly they should have the
heartiest cooperation of all, for
the burden is by no means small
and the benefits to be derived
will be evenly distributed.
1t is desired to have the town
suitably decorated and to afford
the visiting Knights every atten-
ton. Hendersonville's reputa-
ton, which has spread far, for
hospitality and doing things
RIGHT, is at stake and there is
no fear but what that reputation
will be increased by the treat
ment afforded the Grand Lodge
OF North Carolina.
But Beware the Dokies! Tie
down your houses, carry heavy
weights on your person and hire
an airship if you may, forthwith
the Knights come also the Dokies,
that mysterious, awe-inspirlng
order affiliated with the Knights,
and who are something fierce
the Dokies are!
Following is the program:
Tuesday, 8 p. M, at the court
house, Rev. R. N. Wilcox will.
deliver the address of welcome.
j. G. Clifford will respond. This
is open to the public. There will
be excellent music by the Hen,
dersonville String Orchestra. Al
9.3O will be the organization Of
Grand Lodge.
Wednesday, $3.50 o'clock a. m.
business session. At A p. m.
reception will be given to the
Grand Lodge and visiting knights
by HendersonYille Lodge on the
lawn at the Wheeler Hotel. This
promises to be an enjoyable fea.
ture of the convention. Ict
cream, cake and strawberrie;
will be served and it is desired
to enlist the services of as many
pretty Hendersoeville girls al
possible to help serve the refresh
ments.
Then comes the parade of tn,
D. O. K. K.,asthe ''Dokies," am
the Uniform Rank of Asheville
which will certainly be enjoyed
by everyone.
But look out for the .Dokies!
At 8 p. m. the Dokies again, O
rather, the Dramatic Order 0
Knights or Khorassan, will be il
session at the Opera House, an,
after that will be the banoue
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
50 VERY INTERESTING

Mrs. j.. S. Horne, Fletcher, writes:
3 7 could not think of doing without my
county paper; and / think if were a
stranger in Hendersonville The Hustler
would well be worth the little amount
it,costs, asi is so very interesting.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
CITY'S new DADD|ES
SWORN INTO OFFICE

The town now has a new set
of official fatheraswho. will hold
theif first meeting on Thursday
night.
Mr.. Michael Selrenck; on Men
day, eswore inhis sdccessoE and
now it Srgads. Hizzoner Mayor
Station.
Messfs. MeIntyre, Davis and
Rhodes have taken the oath also.
Several city jobs are to be fill
ed, by the new administration.
including tax collector and two
police officers.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
S. T. Hodges is spending afew
days at home.

1
S. T. Hodges is spending few
days at home.
| Miss Nellie Mann of Camden,
IS. c., will soon move into her
new home on Fleming avenue.
Mrs. M. H. Collins, of Char
lotte, is in town visiting her hus-
band, Mr.. M. H. Collins of the
Bee Hive. .
Mrs. Stoney and daughters, of
Allendale, S. c., arrived on Tues
day, and their friends will find
them at their summer home, near
the Wannamaker cottage.
Miss Minnie Smith, Miss H.
e. Brown of Charleston, S. c.,
are occupying their summer home
on Fleming avenue, and have as
their guest, Mrs. Leabrook.
There will be an ice cream
Isupper and dance at w. M.
lLiverett's, Hillgirt, Friday, June
IA, for the benefit of the Hillgirt
ball team. Everybody invited.
The Polex Hand Laundry,
operated by Lucindy Hemphill
and Emma Greenlee, former en-
ployees of the Blue Ridge Inn,
is a new enterprise advertised in
this issue.
! Mrs. L. L. Bates, of San An
tonic, Texas has leased the
'Esmeralda, 2 on Broad street,
and will conduct that popular
boarding house during the sea-
Ison.
Mr.. James M. Seignous, presi-
ldent of the Charleston Cotton
Exchange, having had exten-
sive improvements made on his
recent purchase of : what has
Ibeen known as the Georgia
| Home" on Academy street is
Eexpected with his family to oc-
Icupy the premises early in June.
A very enjoyable reception was
given to the parishioners of the
1St.> James church by the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of st. James. A
large number availed themselves
of this opportunity for social in
ltercourse. Refreshments were
lserved, Miss Muriel Boulton and
Miss Aline Ewbank presiding
over the same. The decorations
! were very pretty. In every way
the reception was a most happy
levent and many expressed the
hope that there would be many
more like it. The ladies of the
! lWoman's Auxiliary are to be con-
graduated.
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cite for the Grand Lodge meetin?
Put it away up in the noun
tains where we pious Christian
Dokies can breath decently with
out swearing at the heat-It'll
bother you, Mister, to rake up a
decent excuse for not going
along. The place and time is
HendersonvilIe, June 9th. 1909. =
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
TRAINS LEAVE.
A Correction.

In DR.. J. o. Bushnell's an
nouncement in last weeks Hust-
ler, the type read treats all dis
eases with the use of drugs or
medicine. +" Of course this should
have been treats all diseases
WITHOUT the use of drugs or
medicine. " DR.. Bushnell's Office
is % South Main, and eonsulta-
ton with him is free.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
'1DOKIES REJOICE. /"

The D. o. o. KS. who meet
here with the Rights of Pythias,
have sent out a circular with the
above heading, Here's some of
the Illuminating and sweetly ex-
pressed stuff in it:
Something's got the matter
with the Grand Lodge. Do you
know they've actually showed
some near sense in picking out a
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

About sixty members of White
Pine Camp. w. O. W, will at
tend the double unveiling Of mon
uments to deceased members of
their order at Inman on Sunday.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

MARRIED Miss Amanda Redin
and ]. D. Maybin were married
at the home of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Redin, on
Green River; on May %. Rev.
Ward performed the ceaenaony.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

Ransom Freeman, of this town,
spent Sunday with his parents at
Maxwell.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

Mr.. Leonard Phinizy and
family of Augusta, Ga, are at
their beautiful Flat Rock home
for the season. Mr.. Phinizy is
general counsel for the Geor-
gia Railroad, and is one of the
best known attorneys of the
South. In subscribing for the
Daily Hustler yesterday, Mr..
Phinizy said:
'Hendersonville is growing
rapidly and is a coming big
city. The proposed electric
belt line, if it would connect
Hendersonville with the sur
rounding smaller places would
be of inestimable benefit to
the town and would pay the
merchants of Hendersonville
to take hold of the proposition
and push it through.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

Have you seen the modern
cooking wonder at The Clarke
Hardware store? Come in any
day this week.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

at the Hotel Wheeler.
On Thursday, at E a. n. will
be the business session and con-
clusion of the 99th convention. !.
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THE
Resort
IOLU11!

Hendersonville has 5000
inhabitants; there are now
over one hundred new dwell
ings being erected here; the
electric railroad will undoubt-
edly be built; and the great
Appalachian Interurban Rail-
road is now practically a GER
tainty.
So, What's the matter with
Hendersonville THE Noun
tain-Lake Resort of the South!
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
1925 for $1.OO
Special Offer for 80 Days.

For the next thirty days The
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new subscribers and old ones pay
ing one years subscription in adj
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splendid agricultural and family
paper. published twice a month,
together with is beautiful Floral
Post Cards, just the kind for the
season.
All for $1.OO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-16
Torpedo AuIcR'otoI.

Hace POGO que Sc echo al aqua,
en- el astiuero de Coninck, en- Mai
sons-Laffitte, Paris, un torpedo i'm
pulsado por motor, el cual Sc destl-
ma a ser gobernado electrlcamente
desde q bordo de un barco de que
IRA y por medic de un aparato a
lambrico. Ell torpedo es propulsad
por I'm motor Antolnette y aquel lie
va sobre Ia popa una carga explosl-
va de no libras. Lleva ajustado dos
mastiles colectores, en- cada uno de
los cuales Sc coloca una lampara,
que actda en- conexion con el gober-
nalle que -guia al torpedo, y segun :
el numero de ondas electrlcas esta-
blecidas. Por ejemplo una onda 10
gula hacia la izquierda, y a fin de
mostrar que Sc ha recibido y ejecu-
do Ia orden, Ia lampara de popa Sc
apaga; para hacerlo seguir en- su cur
so recto Sc despachan nueve ondas,
Ia orden es obedecida, y Sc apaga la
lampara de proa para desviarlo a la
derecha, Sc sueltan tres ondas, y la
lampara de popa titila tres -veces:
aSf enseguida
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LECTURA CAMPESINA

Lncubaci6n Peculiar Un avicul-
tor frances observe que la tempera-
turainterior de las colmenas era muy
elevada y despues de comprobar su
observation con ell term6metro, CO.
loco 20 huevos de gallina en- la parte
superior de la colmena, separando.
las de la parte ocupada por las abe
jas con un pedazo de tela de algodon
con 10 que tambien abrig6 los hue
vos.
A las tres semanas estos huevos
habfan dado IS pollos, resultando
perdidos solo dos de aquellos.
Como la incubacion artificial con-
siste tan solo en- mantener cierta
temperature, siempre igual durante
20 8 % dfas, NADIA de particular tie
ne que resulte cierto este descubrl-
miento, en- cuyo case nuestros col
meneros tendran muy POGO que ha-
Ger para producer pollos, calculan-
dose que una colmena puede produ-
cir el trabajo de ocho gallinas sin
que esto,, como es consiguiente, dis
minuya en- NADIA la production de la
miel.
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ciosas, sin que Ia vista fatigue Ia
pobreza y debiidad de insuficiente
corriente electrica 4 la deficiencia
del los elementos necesarios a la pro
ducci6n de I'm buen alumbrado.
Yauco, luce, pues, engalanado y
su poblaci6n esta de plAcemes. Los
postes y aparatos de ssoporte de
alambres estan muy bien dispues-
tos y montados, de modo que nj
obstruyen el transito nj afean el
vecindario.
Aquella es en- realidad luz electri
ca. Los focos incandesentes del alum
brado pdblico son vivislmos y su
montura de elegante y esbelta. La
plaza que de esos focos tiene varios,
estA profusamente iluminada y so
bre Ia gran esfera del reloj de la igle-
sia un foco proyecta intensa luz,
haciendole visible aun & la distan.
cia.
La mano habil del Sr. Aejandrc
francesca, persona Ia mas popular
en- aquel distrito, Sc nota en- Ia orga-
nizacion de aqueha empresa. E
alumbrado es ALI de excelente clase.
observandose el esfuerzo que aque-
LA hace mas que por esplotar por
servir & un pubico.
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Para fines de ano.

Sc acerca la temporada de festas
Y en- provision de los muchos pedidos
que ha de continur recibiendo en- su
acreditado establecimiento el 'Po-
pular" el Sr. America Salas, esta ha
ciendo nuevas importaciones de cal
zado y perfumeria. Los ultimos mo
delos de los Estados Unidos y de Eu
ropa, estan en- las vidrieras del ''Po-
pular" y Ia variedad de formas de
calzado satisface al mas exigente
gusto. Alcoholado De acreditada
marca, aguas para baho, y tocador,
Sc encuentran excelentes. Zapatos
para bodas, de modelos elegantisi-
mos, es la specialized del antique
establecimiento.
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Los maTtiTes del esto[nago

Realmente resulta una panacea
universal el Aqua de Brlada que
{ I tanto exito representan en- la is
a los Sres. n. Llauri y Compania.
Sc vende en- todos los establecimen-
Hos y sus condolences para devoiver
ia salud a los que padecen del est6-
mago son maravillosas. Ningun otro
producto similar puede hacer la mas
minima competencia al aqua de Bur
lada y valiosos testimonies de cura-
clones hechas con ella comprueban
su inmejorable condicion curativa.
FL nHmero de cajas introducidas en-
la isla es extraordinaria y aumenta
cada dia mas.
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LUZ En- YAUCO.

La planta electrica, va en- pleno
servicio pdblico, esta dando un eff
ciente resultado. La poblaci6n esta
denoche bellamente iluminada Y la
clientela privada aumenta diaria-
mente con solicitudes de nuevas ms
talaciones. Ahora Sc estan hacienda
planes para Ia Illumination electrica
del temple cat6ico, siendo de es-
perar que muy en- breve las ceremo-
MAS del culto Sc celebraran envueI-
tas en- Ia brillantez de focos eleetri-
COS.
La luz que esq empresa proporeio-
na a Yaueo, IS eoAsiderada por per-
sonas peritas como y Ameior de Ia Is
la. Is intensa, ,brillan} fila Y 3 bue
ne distaneia de los foe puede leer-
SC y tEabaiar. aun en- snas minu-