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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
RAILWAY SURGEONS
IN ANNUAL MEETING
HEAR MANY VALUABLE PAPERS
READ AND ELECT OFFICERS,
FINISHING BUSINESS IN DAY.
HANCOCK ESIDENT
DIR. soUTHGATE LEIGH. OF NOR
FOLK, Is NAMED yICE-PREsI-
DENT-TO AVOID CONFUSION
NAME TO BE CHANGED.
HANCOCK PR ESIDENT

Presenting 20 the council OF the
southern Medical Association for its
approval a now constitution and by
laws, in which IT seeks TO change its
name 10 the Southern States Associa =
ton OF Railway Surgeons and TO
broaden it's scope, hearing sixteen in
terest!ng papers read. electing officers
for the ensuiL < year, and authorizing
the new president to name commit
tee of sixteen to investigate and secure,
If possible, better transportation
facilities. the Railway Surgeons, an
auxiliary OF the Southern Medical AS
ISOLATION, yesterday concluded Its an
rual meeting. The sessions were held
in the palm room Of the jefferson
Hotel.
The session was we'll attended and
the body worked with great rapidity
under the dire ction of its executive,
DR.. Duncan Eve, of Nashville, Tenn,
About les active railway surgeons
were In attendance.
The entire program was hnisf ed BY
g. 80 yesterday afternoon. sixteeq pa
pers having cen read.
Read Technical Papers
DR.. Eve began the reading Of pa
rers yesterday morning with one on
The Ampu ,ation Of the Leg" DR..
Thomas Fl. Hancock. of Atlinta. fol-
lowed with Treatment OF Compound
Fractures Of the Leg: Railway
II. Nau9ht. OF Richnori. XIV, and
"Firs. Aid that Of DR.. L. f. Burch,
OF Nashville DIR. J. NJ. Salmon, OF
Ashland. Ky. stressed the Importance
of instructing railway epf1oyes in frs:
aid Among other speakers or The
morning were Drs. southgate Leigh.
of Norfolk; ]. Norment Baker of
Montgomery. Ala. j. A. Sticky. OF
Lexington. Ky: II p Iinsz, OF Wheel
ing, w. Va, and Joseph l.. Miller, OF
Thomas. w. Va.
Speakers of the afternoon were: W.
+. Huntsman u Lexington. Tenn; I
N. Harper. Of Dickson Tenn: c v.
Stevenson, of Centerville. Tenn; j. S
Tnrbervillc, OF Century. Fla; J n.
Downey. of Gainesville. Ga. Il. r,
Dickinson of Wilson. n. c.: stephen
Harnsberger of Catlett. Va: c. r. Fox.
OF Greenville. Tenn: ]. r. Garner. Of
Atlanta: Joel Crawford. of Yale. Va.
and J. G. Johnston. OF Chester. s. c.
large number OF medical students
were in the. audience and much of
practical valde was impaired them
during the discussions of the subjects.
On motion OF DIR. Clarence H.
Vaught, of Richmond Ky, seconded
by DR.. Thomas RI. Hancock. OF At
Ia nta, the associations president was
instructed II appoint committee. u
he composed Of one surgeon from each
,ef the sixteen Southern States to IN
lvestigete the laws regarding passes in
intra and interstate transportation,
Il hat railway Surgeons might have less
difficulty In securing passage from one
roint to another within the territory
embraced by the organization.
Fleet Officers.
Officers elected are: President,
Thomas II. Hancock. of Atlanta. Ga, !;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
Many Good Roads
Lead to Cemetery
Urges People to Spend Money
on Preventing Disease and
Prolonging Life - Doctors
Meeting Begins
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.
Morning session--io 4. VI


Call 20 order by chairman al
committee OF arrangements, Me
0liire Newton.
Invocation. Rev w, Russell
Bowie.
Address Of welcome IN behalf
II state ~ Virginia. !. Taylor
Eslyson, lieutenant governor OF
Virginia.
Address Of welcome in behalf
of city Of Richmond. George Aims
lie. mayor Of Richmond.
Address of welcome in behalf
of the medical profession % Rich
n1ond and Virginia, Joseph 4.
Y ate.
Response TO addresses Of wei
rome IN behalf Of the Southern
Medical Association. Frank A.
Jones. Memphis. Tenn.
REPORTS Of committee on ar
rangen,ents.
Presiesr..s address. THE FRO
1T and Loss Account OF N Tern
ss"S'c,ne.' stuart Mcclure, Rich
mond
Grafton on medicine. THE I'm
portance Of simpler Methods Of
oisvstcal Examination n Ned,-
cine" w S. Thnyer. Baltimore.
Nd
Grafton on surgery, Surgical
Comments --- Chiefly Personal"
Jchn a. Wyeth, New York.
REPORTS Of councillors.
Report Of secretary-treasurer
Evening Sessions p. NJ.
Address THE Family Physi-
ten: A Tribute TO the Old Type
That Is Passing Cary r. Grayson.
surgeon United States navy, Wash
inEton, p. c.
Address. The Public Heath"
ex-Governor Cunningham, Birm-
ingham. Ala
Southern Wonens Medical AS
vociat'cn meets in ladies' parlor.
Jefferson Hotel at $3.50 p NJ.
Alumni reunions. r. NJ
Section on medicine and section
puhiic hea1-h. !? 40 r ". SYM
~osiurn on tuberculosis.
S"e''nr on surgery, palm room.
2;30 F. NJ.
Section on eve, ear. nose and
'h-cat room $50. 2;3o p. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
KAISER ST IVES TO
CLOoE DOOk TO BERLIN

l.Gndon. Nov, 1T was officially
announced IN Petrograd today that
.ieruial y is moving troops from Bel
slufa aud France TO the frontiers of
EAST 3'rasst2. Posen and SiieS.a. The
Kaiser has been compelled TO weaken
lis force ia the west to defend the
.'i~he>t Pho. inces of the German En-
sire sad 10 close in The face Of the
Russians. II possible. the opening
gateway 10 Berlin.
The succession Of victories gained
" RussIa - East Prussia, " eSs 20
and ana tiaiicia. and the extraord!-
tarllY al and ra dd sweep west
yard of the Grand Duke Nicholas
nain armies is the greatest achieve
neni so Tar nv Germany's antag y lists,
Military critics pronounce 1t a miracle
If warfare. compare Die to the great
.si operations ef modern times. The
Russian communicating chief has
tmnEed the eorld ny the speed and
precision with which he has advanced
ais masses over country practically
without railroads aad devoid OF high
load worthy of he name.
Drives $50 Mile Ahead.
Eighteen days ago the Russian
,rmies stood al the river Nistula from
Warsaw to IeanGorod and were Just
altering momentum for pursuit OF
he beaten German armies. In those
eighteen days the grand duke has
triven them more than $50 miles. 50
hat advance guards occupy strategtcal
positions over the frontier of Posen
nd Silesia. This applies TO the
perations Of Russia's central army.
shose primary object IL to seize Posen
md Breslau. To the north. in East
Prussia. and to the south along the
upper Vistuia toward Cracow. the
d1ances have been .ess rapid. bun
uual.y Irresistible
It appears from the Official reports
= X. ioral staff and from
he dispatches of correspondents OF
.i.+sv =. .us.Apapers that The German
loops retreating in the north, center
nd south had no time to pause at the
utter defenses OF the German frontier,
md prepare to block the Russians
rom ceunteF-iHvastor. The news
.oints to the fact tnat the Thorn
aliscg-CzenstacAlcva line prepared
png in advance and relied upon to
top Russia short, has been OF no
salue. The defense line was strong in
tarthworks and artillery positions. out
he grand duke pursued so rapidly
hat the Germans had no time to
,ause at this line.
A turning movement by Russian
,avalry at the river Wharf.-The. south Of
kolo, and about forty miles from tho
posen border, thanking operation az
brilliantly successful as that which
brought disaster TO the German Gem
raj von Morgen and his army of In
iasion In front of Warsae on October
10, prevented the Germans from
nandtng the Warthe, because the
Russians got there first.s and, accord
ng to the official and unofficial state
nents the whole line OF defense went
d pieces.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
FORE RIVERS LARGE
SUBMARINE ORDER
TWENTY TO RE BUILT FOR FOR
EIGN POWER is LATEST
REPORT.

Boston. Mass. Nov. 9.-Twenty sub
marines are to be built Immediately
at the Fore River ShipyArd. in Quincy,
for foreign power. They are not to
be completed vessels. but finished Sec
lions, which may be put together after
being transported to foreign waters,
No information regarding this con-
tract could De obtained from the Of
ficers at the plant In Quincy, and there
Is reason to believe that they do not
know for which OF the warning nations
the boats are intended.
The officers Of the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation, who sent the order To
Quincy, know the power that has
awarded the job. The engines for the
submarines will not be built at Fore
River, but probably at the plant ofithe
Electric Boat Company at GrOton.
Conn. The workmen at Quincy be-
lieve the submarines are destined to
80 to the EnElish navy. s d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
Six Hundred Thousand Ger
mans Attempt Three Great
Military Movements at Once
arts Says Allies
Making Progress
Strengthening Positions Al
ready Won From Germans.
. Fog In,erferes With Fighting.
Conflict Less Violent OH Disc

Paris. Nov. 3.--~Thc hardwat
nghtina< ~ yesterday and today
WINS la the extreme north of France
aud just over the border In Hell
alum, where the tierusau- continued
without naS success their effort
TO shntter the wedge which the
allies are steadily pushing uorth-
eastward.
Between DiNuuGe fl Helgtan1 and tina
region Of Armeutteres in France, Ger.
man columns OF an estimated strength
Of 800, eco attempted three main opera
tious---to cross the User Canal at Dix
nude, to drive the allies from the far
tilted heights and woods south and east
Of Ypres. ana ~ batter through the
French and british line holding tina
River Lys and advancing from Armen-
there's iowa ri Lille.
The official reports ~ these battles
state that the German attacks were re-
pulsed by nightfaM yesterday and that
the allies maintained their ground hs-
tween the Iys and Langemarels, and
made an important advance between
LangemarcIS and Dixmuds. The COM
.muniques assert that the allies have
made slow progress all along this line
as the result of forty eight hours OF
fighting
Fog interferes With Fight. l
Farther TO the south. along the west
flank to the River Disc, 81 heavy fog
iuterfcred with military activities, and
II appears that the conflict in this re-
gion has been much less violent than
for several days, East of the oisa
and northeast Of Scissors, along tina
Aisne, the allies are reported by the
Government to have continued their
slow progress and are strengthening
positions wrested from the Germans In
the past week.
On the rest OF the battle line through
Reims ard the .Argonne to Lorraine.
therer have .hean' no important move
msats by either side. I'M Alsaec ths
Germans launched an attack Yesterday
against the Pass of Saint Marie. bur
were repuisea. The 0fttcial news In
dicates that the French line between
Verdun and Bclfprt rs effectively pro-
tectiug the barrier fortresses and il
maintaining 9 foothold in Alsace.
The outsJan ding feature of the ur-
official reports is that the Germans are
beginning to send army corps TO tho
Russian frontier, and that there are
fresh indications that the Withdrawal
Of the German armies In southern Hell
gium and northern France is very
near at hand,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
COhF|SCAT|ON Of
FOREIGN PROPERTY
GOING MERELY On
Mexico Seething in Anarchy.
Maytorena Renews Attack
on Naco-Vjlla's President
Forced to Take Office

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov, 9.--Reports Of
widespread conuscation of foreign
property in Mexico have teen re-
ceived here. One of the largest SELF
ures made was at the Neica mine one
of the Richest mines In the north
which Is located 100 metres south Of
Chihuahua. Through payment OF n
heavy tax, the owners had arranged
to continue operation of the mine,
Friday. however, they left for Chi
huahua and the following day a large
part Of the rich ore was removed from
the dumps,
Reports OF con6scations of ranch
property in Durango have also been
received, In nearly all cases the
owners had previously arranged
through the payment of large taxes
10 operate their properties without
molestat.on.
yet been resumed. reports received
here indicate that a battle is imni
nent
Colonel Miguel L. Cornejo. With a
strong force, has been ordered by Car
rama 10 proceed from I~aPaz Lower
California. to the northern part oI the
territory TO combat band OF former
Federals who have been reported as
committing depreda lions. THIS is the
first movement Of CarranZa troops in
the extreme southern part Of the ter
r.tory that has been ordered in some
time.
{ Anarchy at Topic.
Letters have been received in FL
Paso that describe conditions border
ing on anarchy as existing in Tep.c.
1t IS stated that foreign property Is IN
no way respected, anu that number
of large forced leans have been made.
Manuel Bonita, who was arres.ed
IN Mexico City several weeks ago and
was later allowed 10 return to Aguas
Caiientes. has arrived in E. Paso. +.
C. Llorente. former Madero consul
here, Carlos Dom!nguez. Luis NAL
vacz, and Martin Guzman, all OF
whom were prominent CONSTITUTIONAL
lists, and who were arrested wl'l Bon
lila at Mexico City on charges of be-
ing Vii istas, have been released Most
Of them are now at Aguas Ca.lentes.
Reports have been received here
that the convention Will meet MONDAY,
and viii remain in session until Car
rama either resigns or military move
ments against the first chief are un-
dcItdhen ~ Win
BE President Or Die
Euia.io Gutierrez was threatened b.
villa with deagh If he DID not accept
the provisional presidency of Mexico,
according TO advices received mere
Monday from ,consiltutionaliSt cources.
The threat. according 10 these ad-
vices, caused a sensation in the con-
vent.on at Aguas Caiientes, ard was
followed by scenes of violent disorder.
Seven pieces OF artillery which
Colone. Tenorio, an expert ARTERY
man. says will reduce Genera Ben
jamn Hilfa defense at Naco. Genera
within four hours, have been paced
by the villa forces which hive again
invested the Carranza stronghold. But
Jose Maytorena. the insurEent gov
ernor OF Sonora. said he would not ut
tack until Villa gave the order.
Maytorena said ne had again moved
his forces close to the CarranZa posi-
don on order of General Villa. He
has 5000 men and the artillery. which
consists OF seven sepenty-tiye mill
metre guns. weapons of tae same
I, caiibre and kind which siave been
Continued an Eecond uaRoA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
TURKS EXPECT EGYPT TO
REVOLT AGlNST BRITISH

Rome. Nov. 9.-Tae following dig
patch from Constantinople was given
out at the Turkish embassy today;
with the help Of the Almighty, the
Turkish army crossed the Egyptian
frontier yestel Gay. The English feet
has departed from waters OF Akabsl.
leaving one cruiser there"
IL was stated officially at the
embassy that the Ottoman commander
expected the inha hitants of Egypt to,
join III" Turaish army and light
against the British.
An uprising in Egypt probably
would result IN a revolt In Tripoli ana
Italy Is strengthening her garrisonS
thcre. The unrest in Tripoli is ai-s
ready evidenced by attacks Of Arabs
on supply columns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10

The Investment in dollars and cents
IN the infant. the child. the youth
in short. in human life-and the In
difference Of the human race in con-
serving this value, was the theme of
DR. Harvey w. Wiley, of Washington.
pure food expert. formerly connected
with the Bureau Of Chemistry of the
United States Department OF Agricul-
ture who was the principal speakers
last night ct the nrst public session
of the eight annual convention of the
Southern Medical Association. held in
the auditorium OF the Jefferson Hotel,
Dr. Wiley was preceded by DR.. Howard
A. Kelly. OF Baltimore. who delivered
an illustrated lecture on "Radto-The-
rapy" Former Governor Cunningham.
Of Alabama. presided.
The association proper will this
morning begin Its business sessions.
though one auxiliary, the Southern AS
ISOLATION of Railway Surgeons. COM
pleted it's work Yesterday and one sec
ton, that on public health, yesterday
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
BRITISH IN ROUTE TO ANENGE
DISASTER IN PACIFIC WATERS

g. New York, Nax 9.---Thaat he British
admiralty is sternly bent on avensfnG
the defeat OF it's squadron Off she
Chilean coast is evidenced by the
naval preparations made lo hunt down
the German ships. The steamer
Campistn. which arrived here today
from Brazilian ports. reported that be-
tween Rio Janeiro and Pernasn bneof
sho passed fleet of seven British war
ships bound. south. and that, when shp
was of French Guinea. she passed =
French cruiser
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
MRS. B. B. VALENTINE
AGAIN PRESIDENT
EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE IN
STATE CONVENTION REFLECTS
RICHMOND LADY.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. J
Roanoke. Va. Nov. 9.-The fourth
annual convention Of the Equal Suf-
frage League of Virginia closed here
tonight after what Is cons !. red one
Of The most successful NEE. In the
history Of the organization. Mrs. II. b.
Valentine. Of Richmond. was reelected
president without opposition. The fol-
lowing honorary vice-presidents were
named: Miss Mary Johnston, Richmond:
Mrs. Ellen Glasgow. Richmond; Mrs
Louise Collier Wilcox, Norfolk; Mrs
Kate Langley Bosher, Richmond. and
Mrs Kate Barrett. Alexandria.
The active vice-presidents named
are: First. Mrs, John II. Lewis, Lynch
burg; second, Mrs. Stephen Putney
wytheville; third. Mrs w. J. Adams
Norfolk; fourth. Mrs. c. v. Meredith.
Richmond: NTH. Mrs. ]. Allen Watts,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
KAISER CONSULTS WITH
LEADERS ON RI SSIAN ADV ANGIE

London, Nov. 9-A Reuter- dispatch
from Rome says: German advicas
here say that Emperor William. much
affected by the Russian victories, has
held q council OF war. attended hv
General Won Hndenburg. the Duke or
Wittem burg and the Austrian chief of
staff. Field Marshall Baron Conrad
Won Hostzendorf to decide on an
other plan of campaign
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
HEAVY STORM OFF r
Att ANTIC COAST

Norfolk, Va. Nov. "a severe
tortheast storm is sweeping the coast
md shipping tonight is warned no:
o venture outside. The wind at Cape
henry tonight was forty-two miles
rom t,ae northeast and increasing.
outside the, weather is mo~e severe
nd sraaA era<t are HaekfRe shelter
= Itr >, 1ftan Roads,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
Illness Of f.. r. Murphy.

Mr.. II. r. Murphy IS quite III at his
home, BIS North Harrison Street. His
children and other relatives were
gathered at his bedside last night,
merchant, brother OF Colonel John
Murphy, and father OF r. T. and John
A, Murphy. He lost his wife > few
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
NO CONFIRMATION or REPORTS
OF RECENT NAVAL HATIt4ES

Valparaiso. Chile, Nov. e.-No cor
firmation has beea received here on
reports prevalent the last few dAfs
that naval battles have taken place on
the coast OF Peru and or caQuinlnUs
Chile Both reports now are coDat0&t~
ed bAseiess.
The rtport that : Japanese sfeet &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10

A@i,.- - anita and Retnra--std.s0.
ia Southern Railway. November Z e
4, account Good Roads Congress and
v. c. r. u. Fares open to the public.
excellent train service via southern
/ ao,tway. InauirA so7 y. Main strsss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-10
Continued on Second Page:)

$3.45--Norfolk and Return-4S.45.
Via Norfolk and Western Railway, ac-
count Virginia Conference M. e.,
Church. South. Portsmouth,. Tickets
on sale November 10, II and IL.
Final Nmit November ~. 1914.
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The yirRtnina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-17
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO.

Eli PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO:
A Dona Romano Don German
Alfonso Cuevillas.
Fin las diligencias sobre administra.
clon Judicial de los bienes de Dona .Jo-
sefa Penelas Hernandez, promovidas
ante esta Corte Secci6n por ell Letra-
do Don Luis Mendez Vaz, en- represen-
taclon de Don Francisco de P. Acuna
Sc ha solicitado ell nombramiento de nm
administrator judicial que Sc haea
cargo de los bienes de la herencia in
term Sc procede a su distribution en-
tre los interesados
La Corte, por orden de 81 de Mario
tltimo, accedio a dicha solicitud Sc
nalo ell dla veinte cinco de Mayo pro
xlmo, las dos de la tarde, para la
reunion de los interesados en- la sala-
audlencia de esta Corte, con ohjeto de
deslgnar dlcho administrator dispu-
so, ademas, que Ustedes los herede-
ros ausentes, arriba mencionados Sc
les citase por edictos una vez cada Sc
mana = durante tres, y por medic de
citaci6n cursada por correo, dirijida a
su 1ltimo domicilio, a fin de que Sc per
sonen en- dichas diligencias, personal
mente por medic de abogado, den
tro de veinte d1as contados desde la
ultima publication, apercibidos de Sc
gCirse dichos procedimientos en- rebel
d1a sin nueva citaci6n.
7 ii virtud de 10 cual, estampo en-
6sta mi frma y sello de la Corte hoy
dia dos de abril de 1914.
G. Marrcro.
Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-17

das; pero ell metodo-tipo' que ha dt
permltirnos pasar de la una & La otra
no exlste, todavia hay que hallarlo ?
Este es el criterio del doctor Daus
set:
La ciencia-escribe-no puede DIES
denar a la danza, nj desconocer sus Sc
cretos. La verdadera gimnasia debe
aspirar d convertirse EN- baile.'
Segnn ell esclarecido juicio del pro
fesor Demeny, uno de los mas fervo-
rosos propagandistas del "metodo sue
co. la belleza corporal Sc obtiene POI
medic Gle movimientos completes, in
|terrumpidos y armoniosos.
Este es ell verdadero punto de parti-
da, la legltima justification de las Els
cuelas de Belleza. Hasta ahora, todos
los eJercicios acrobaticos teniah una
base estatica," 8 10 que es igual
exigian. para producirse, la quietud de
clertos miembros: cuando trabaiabar
os brazos, las piernas permanecian ri
gldas 81 eran los mtlsculos dorsales los
Tue entraban en- accion, otras muchas
parties de la escultura quedaban ocio,
|sas.
\ Ia ciencia del cuerpo. la ciencia
que al mismo tempo que foltifcarlo
Ia de tender a embelleccrlo, no es
esa, porque ell origen capital de la her
mosura fisica reside en la expression Y
La expression es ammonia, no hay ar
monia mas inteligente, mas habIadora
que la del movimiento. -. precisamente
porque ell movlmiento, aligerando la
materia de su pesadez, senala el v6rti-
&c 0 lugar donde nuestra carne nues-
no esplritu Sc dan la mano.
En- e! vasto .ardin, cubierto de me-
nuda hierba. del magnifico Institute de
Belleza de NelIerau-Drede, es donde ell
professor Jacobo Dalcroze desenvuelve
sus teorlas relativas 4 la enseianza in
tegral de la gimnasia del bale. Sus
iiscipulas, nilas de ocho diez y seis
5 diez y siet2 amos, danzan descalza>
de PIE y pierna, envuetas en- peplos
1otantes, al aire los brazos, y slls suel-
5as cabelleras y las figuras que van i'm
orovlsando, conforme giran cogidas de
as manos, evocan acknowledgements la
oreaciones de la pintura antigua. Ma
la mas armonioso, mas exquisite FL al
ma griega ha despertado; las ninfaS
vuelven parece que entire la fronda
a dulce tlauta, que rompi0 la EdaG