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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
CLOVIS TO HAVE AN
UP-T0-DATE WHEAT
ELEVATOR AT ONCE

Especial CONSCIOUSNESS 10 MORNING JOURNAL
Clovis, n, NJ. Feb IA large and
up-to-date elevator will be built IN
Clovis this spring. the work begin
ming inside of a month. H. +. Burdiek
Of Wichita. kan, an experienced eie-
yator man, will probably operate the
elevator. II is likely that the elevator
win be equipped with large mn ma
chlnery. A committee has been APP
pointed by the chamber of commerce
to look after the project A building
committee will also be organized.
This Is an Improvement Of which Clo-
Wis has been in need for n long time
The revival meetings at the Metho-
dist church under the able preaohlng
of Rev. w. M. Mcintosh. an eVahse-
list, and Lueien Anderson, a convert
ed bartender now a singer, are draw
ing big crowds at every service
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

Mrs Belle G. writes. ~ am Informed
that ] have kidney trouble aud that n Is
fast approaching serious stage. what
would you prescriheY'
Answer; II your symptoms are the
usual ones such as pufis under the eyes
swelling ankles, seant. coplous or foul
smelling urine, accompanied by head
aches, pains depreasloa, fever, ehills. ETC.
would advise the immediate use of
hnlmwort tablets. very fine remedy for
such difficulties sold In scaled tubes with
full directions for standardization.
James J. asks. For several months
have not been feeling Well My skin Ii
salow my tongue II conted, have head
ache. am sleepless nervous and bothered
with chronic constipation. Please help me-"
Answer. You need a laxative blood
cleansing treatment in the form of three-
grain sulpherb tablets fnot sulphur,
Overcome the tendency 60 constipation aud
gradually your good health ana pure blood
Will return.
"Poor Nerves writes rs Il possible Il
find u medicine which by its tonic OF nu'
tritiye powers viii bring the glow o.
health and ambition back TO man wh'
has everything w. the world but health ans
happlneskg / am dun forgcifut despon
dent weak trembling, short ~ breath aus
suffer more or LEGS with pain IN spine aus
hitk OF itith
Answer Your condition indicates tn
need of strong. harmless tonic nntri
tive 10 restore nerve equilibrium, whiel
IN turn fOrtfios ana strengthens the or
gins Of nutrition thus vitalzing the bloo'
and promoting new cell aud tissue to taxi
care nf the waste forces Three-graln ca
domene tnhets packed IN sealed tuba
with mll directions are recommended i
an such oases
~ u o." wrlioei my rheumatism I
getting worse an the time. am gettlnl
va stiff that II makes Il very hard fol
me 20 get around.
Answer DO not worry about yonl
rheumatism. as that can be very easily
controlled hy using the following Got al
the DRUG store the ingredients named, mis-
thoroughly ana take teaspoonful at mea
time nnd again al bedtime aud You should
soon be entirely relieved ~ That disagree.
able disease, rheumatism. Purchase
drains Of lodide Of pntasaium; y On Of
wine OF colchicum 4 drams Of sodium Sa-
llrylate: I o. comp, fluid halmworti ]
az. comp. essence cardlo and ozs. Of
svrtp sarsaparllla This has satisfied
thousands aud am sure Il viii YOU
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

train Merry Go-Round, but the
name * applied because il runs to
Roswell and back again. Some OF
the drummers who make this territory
are unkind enough 20 remark that the
name was given on account of the
emotions experienced while paironz-
inc the new train
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Train.

Artesia, n, NJ, Feb. l3.--The new
local passenger train from Roswell to
Carlsbad has been christcned The
Merry Co Round" and the name has
stuck. just as this branch of the santa
re was named THE Peavine' years
ago, and never has outgrown IT. II is
not known who started calling the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14


NJ writes q have suffered with dys.
pepSia er nervous Indigestion more or less
Tor yeara and want yon % nreseribe
treatment for me, my symptoms are the
usual ohes, such ~ pain and distress after
eating, sour stomach headaehe. heart
hufn, and pain IN regions Of heart or he.
tween shoulders, constipation or some.
ulnes dlarrhQea, coated tongue. had breath
ana score more Am miserable, In a word
Answer; Your case IL chronic. hut nv
careful diet aud the regular use az an
ala aud tonic You should soon recover a
normal state Obtain packet Of s'daubte-
four stomach and bowel medicine" 90
druggist With II are directions This IL
the newest and best treatment | know Of
c J. r. asks; can / safely reduce my
weight and how"
Answer Go 10 a ell-stocked druggist
and get five-gran arboloRe tablets in
sealed tube with complete directions. Take
as directed. and you should soon feel the
port quick results without any harmful ac-
tion whatever.
Ellen j. asks Tell me. please. how I
can Increase my weight and improve my
color, seem TO be aenemic. weak and
Tired all the time"
Answer Regn taking three-graln hypo-
nuelane tablets with your meals and soon
you win feel your strength returning ana
I gradually ynnr weight ana color will Inn
prove This Is most effective remedy IL
Professionally used
, W W. asks. 'can You prescribe a
| reliable treatment 70 ret rid Of dandruff,
itching aud feverlah scalp7"
Answer; I know you can ret instant
relief and permanent results by nslng plain
yellow mlnyol as per directions which ae-
I company each 4sOx. far
Morris" asks II have suffered with a
chronic cough for niino-t "a year. and catch
a fresh cold every few weeks Nothing the
doctor gives me helps. so | write to YOU
Answer; You need a thorough laxative
/ cough syrup. one that not only relieves but
surely drives u from the system. The fol-
lowing regularly used will Dust any eura-
bic cough or cold pramptly Obtain q sh
o.. bottle Of essence mentho-laxene, mix
\ Il With hame- made sugar syrup or honey
as PEI directions on bottle.
Miss stranger" asks, ~ am IN n
weakened condition due to long Siege of
catarrhal trouble. Briefly. I have Pelvic
! catarrh (lencorrheal and catarrh of the
nase and thraai what LEGAL treatment Ia
good FOR % cure2''
Answer, I am quite sure that antseptlc
Vilane Powder is the most prompt and ef-
fective treatment that one snn possibly
use. Fun directions accompany either a
two or cight-ounee package. DO not neg
! leet catarrhal trouble
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

Artesia. n. NJ. Feb. lathe miami
son of Mail Clerk RAY Boldly runh u,
out of Amarillo on the Pecos NallsS
line. died yesterday. Mrs. Il. " bou-
DIV Of Artesia went to Amarillo inns
morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
500 Reward, 500

The readers Of this paper win be pleased ia
learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure In all its
stages and that is catafrh. Halls Gatarrh Cure
IL the only positive cure now known TO the med
ical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure n taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building IN the constitution and assisting ma
ture In doing its work. The pr0prietofs have
so much faith In its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any ease that II
falls 10 cure. Send for list Of Testimonials.
Address +. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists Toe. =
Take Halls Family pins for constipation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
.l5eD9ocToRs
pHDvICEA
s& ID: Zewns Bskoy- *

The questions answered below are gan
eral IN character the symptoms or diseases
are given and the answers win apply in
any case Of atmllar nature
Those wishing further advice free may
address pr Lewis Baker. College Ridg..
college huwood sts, Dayton, O.. enclosing
aelf-addressed stamped envelope Tor renlv.
Fun name aud address must be given, hut
Only Initials or fictitious name Will he used
~ my answers The prescriptions can he
OILED at any weilshtocked drug store. ANY
druggist can order ~ Wholesaler
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
Had tuberculosis,
Now Insure

When you know a man has been afflicted
with Consumption, and later obtained in
surance il means that he has recovered
MS health. as in this case
4is Sterling Place. BROOKLYN. n "
"Gentlemen:-1 was troubled with night
sweats' severe cough and was very weak /;
having, IN fact. absolutely no ambition
Whatever. l consulted physician, who told
me my lungs were affected. Not satisfied, I
went to another doctor, who said was in
the first stages of Consumption. At this
point started TO take Eckman's Alternative.
the night sweats stopped almost immedi-
ately, my cough became Iooser and gradu-
ally disappeared. My weight is now 1i2
pounds, and my physician has pronounced
me perfectly sound--whieh. together with
the fact that j have just been accepted l,y
t"0 different Insurance companies fef M
snranee, makes me sure OF my Ell +
eovery." tAbbreviated.) 1x
tAffidavit) "x
Eckman's Alternative is~xN =
in bronchial catarrh are N
lung affections and ~ Lon
Contains no hap Soid. r
drugs. Accept p VI
, wyi,s ,a salsesdpets, Drdperies ing 2
E<dnd Stoves ~
triH
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10

RETURNS FROM FLORIDA.
Charles =. Wells, of this city, to-.
gether with his brother, Lee Wells, of
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impossible. The movement of the
submarine in storms is frightful and
In a storm we have to seal everything
up tight and the air is enough to Kill
you:
There are no beds on ajsubmarine;
you simply stretch out on deck. The
crew of which ! was one lived in a
space less than so feet long and about
ten feet wide and there were % men
on board and three officers.
There can't be any cooking on
boardfa submarine SO you see we have
to live mainly on biscuits and canned
meat. We; havest to be very economical
with water. whenawei are down below
with trillions OF gallons of it all about
US.
During the last two weeks of my
service / washed my face only once.
The supply of water had run low, be-
ing in the enemy's waters, we could
not take on any more and we were
hard put even for water to drink.
1.-THE worst thing. to- was that !!
couldn't smoke. You can get a lot OF
courage from a pipe, but IL | had dar.
ed strike afmatch l would have been
shot by my officer. TUBERCULOSIS
WILL GET MORE SUBMARINE.
MEN THAN THESENGLISH WILL
Take myscase for instance. j escap-
ed from an English dreadnaught,S but
got my death sentence from an tnyis-
ible germ
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itol at Washington would almost en-
tire1y obscure the structures.
Their comparative measurements:
Lusitania Mauretania
Length 7s7 f.. $50 4.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10
SUBMARINE CREWS
HAVE HARD LIFE
Always Danger Of Pneumo-
MIA and tuberculosis Ger
man Sailor Says.
BY NlxoIa Greeley Smith.

NEW YORK, May 1O.-This is the
secret story Of life on a. German sub
marine, such as that which has Just
cont the Lusitania to- her doom. It
wa3 told to me today by a man who
less than two months ago was in the
German submarine service and actual
ly took part in an early raid on the
English coast and asa result OF the
hours of close confinement under the
sea developed tuberculosis.
He is now in: New York on his way
to the Adrtondacks, where he hopes
to. be cured and to return to the ser
vice of the Fatherland. / gave him
my word thateI would never treyeai
his name.
"a man on a submarine faces al
ways the danger from pneumonia or
tuberculosis" no told me. you see;
the interior of a submarine sweats
like a pitcher of ice water n after
you have been aboard an hour you
are soaked through and YOU stay that
way.
there cannot be-so the. interior OF
the submarine is always about the
temperature of the outside air, II
that is below zero the men in the SUBJ
marine must live in an atmos2nere
which suggests the arctic circle.
1--WE wear all, 1.-THE clothes we a
and sometimes put, on life preservers.
Just for the extra warmth. During
the raid in which rITparticipatedA1Slo
20 pounds that Iscould Ill afford and
my weakened condition brought on
tuberculosis.
more than three hours a day and no
man on board got any more rest than
III did. Physicians say that men on
submarines never really sleep. that
they merelyila lapse from exhaustton5in-
to. "a state OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tor
a few hours.
ery. the, vibration and;the awful. strain.
as well as frequent attacks OF the.
worst sickness in the world-suhma-
rine Notwithstanding natural sleep.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10
M'GMIGA ADDRESSES
Five AUDIENCES
Sunday sGreat Day For the
Ponnlar Lecfurer-Ex-
eeNentPrOgram Today.

EEEEaETAt 80 -.Hr.#.H. .H'
prs j Aspinalla McCuaig addressed
I'VE great audiences in Fairmont yes
tesdas WITH telling oTect.
me last meeting Of the day was at
. o'ci6ek al night in the Methodist
Eptseopaf Temple, when the main
auditorium Of itheStemple and tho
chapel adjoining were crowded 10
thair utmost Capacity to hear his dis
cnssion Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marriage"
PrecedinE the morning sermon, in
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
Dr. McEuaig made interesting and
touching feferencesto Mothers Day.
Eight Years agostoday,H &c sad,
lin q little church in q little town
among the hills of West Virginia,
threugh the continent of q woman
who had lost her mother by, death
soma two years before, q memorial
service Vas hetdsat which each mem.
her OF the congregation, upon enter.
Ing heschnrch, received a flower sus.
gesttpeS 10 tie goodness and purity and
trace OF motherhood. Appropriate.
music and scriptures preceded a ser
NOR by q man @hoElittle thought the
nerEnon he wasSpreaching was destln-
ed to be theSeedlotstens of thousands
of Mothers Dayssermons in years to
come.
HThe church in question was the
Aiethodtst EDiscopaf5church in Graf
ton, w We. The woman whose senti-
ment has takenshold of the world was
Hiss Anna! Jarvis whose mother for
over twenty years taught the infant
class In tie little church at Grafton.
Aid tie man hoSpreaehed the ser
mon-+fFe first Mpther'sfDa sermon
was no other&thant your own-beloved
pastor, DR. al GSHoward."
The program forstoday is as fol-
loysss
500 D. m.@Eirst Methodist Episco-
baI church. (women only; subject,
HpVomantsS Relationship to man"
7:S0 3. m.=FirstsMethodist .Episco-
pal Church; aubtect,SgStn.n
Attention ts3 calledSto the fact that
the hour az the night meeting has
been changed from $500 O'clock to
1880 o'clock
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WHITE SCHOOL
VIII GIVE PLAYS
"a Delightful Entertainment
Will Constitute Program
Tomorrow Night.

Two excellent plays depicting Colo
nial Life will be given by the pupils.
OF the White School on Tuesday night,
May II.
The first one is to be The Bravest
Boy" showing the undaunted courage
of a. colonial youth who. rescues an
American spy from the hands OF Gen
eral Howe of the British army:
The second play is a delightful pa
geant entitled "In the Days OF Wash:
ington."
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consisunegoftW
Samuel Beeper
OFFICES Will be
central part otfthe
credit q Due


CONTINUED from page one9
instead. A good law Is useless &c q
lis not enforced. ThesqQuieksH WY
to get rid Of an unjust law ito en-.
force 1t strictly"
Prosecuting Attorney Norris and
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Ben
both made emphatic ~staten1ents TO the
effect that they are only performing
the duties in--osedsupon them by their
oaths OF office In enforcing the prohts
Iibition law. They both poftned TO q
provision OF the law which reads o.
follows.
ST any county, district or municipal
officer, or any municipal police shall
fail, refuse or neglect tofdischarge any
duty imposed upon himsby laW5 pro
hibiting the manufacturer sale, keep
ing and storing for aleGof4ntodcettnE
liquors, he shall be removed from OF
fee inSthe manner provided Ia thu
section.
Mr:EMorris, Nj. Fleming and Otter
county officials declare thnt no II
structions regarding the enforcement
of the prohibition law have been ne
celved from Charleston or from any
state official. 5ntanswer to question:
regarding why they are doing the
things which the Democratic press
%criticises. they simply point I tbe
section of the law which provides q
their removal from officestf they faii
to enforce its provisions:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-10
POLICE COURT TONIGHT.

On account oP-thc absence of Mayor
Bowen the police docket was not call
ed this morning, but court will be
held tonight at 1880 o'clock. One,
plain drunk was arrested Saturday
by the police and gave a forfeit to
appear in court this morning, but did,
not appear.
Two local automobile drivers were
ordered before Mayor Bowen this
morning and they will be given their
trial tonight. They are charged with
not having a city license plate on their
car,
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rwt esReamn MsM@%
S@S sSssSSS a%MH@@%R @@@@S @a@Rs@s
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wILL .ToNIeHT,

Rey5C.P 2. Bastian of Chartered, will.
deliver an address in the Lutheran
Church at eight o'clock tonight, under
the auspices of. the Christian Endeay-l
or Society of the Lutheran Church.
The subject oeIthe. lecture will be my.
Boy and: II Rev. Bastian Is rated as
a lecturer Of ability and those who.
hear. him will hearia splendid lecture.
Anfadmission4o f fifteen and twenty
five cents will be charged for this lee s':
.ture.
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cLAss oialVEsPLAY

arrival! Of Kitty" is the title of a
class play to be given on class night
by the e. f. Morgan Senior Class o.
the Fairmont High School. Miss
Edith Hartman will take the part OF
Kitty and John Reedawill do the role
of a colored porter. Other characters
will be announced later. The gradua:
tion ceremonies willttakei place on the
regular commencement night.
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screws rotated by turbine engines of
GS, 900 horsepower. That number of
horses placed head to tail would
stretch in a line 80 miles long.
Either ship placed in front. OF the
British parliament building OF our cap;
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CoMMIssIoNTo ACT

Rumored Pennsylvania VIII Grant q
q N. Request For Consultation.
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Wheeling. have justsreturned from an
automobile trip to Florida.
Mr.. Wells reports that the trip Of
5000 miles was taken without mis-.
hap, only one tire. being puncturedGon
the journey.
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Equally famous with the Inflated.
Lusttanta Is the sunken liners sister
tshtp, the Mauretania, which now holds
the record for swift passage from
Queenstown to New York. These
mammoth ships each carried four
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REPORT S. s., UNION,

The record Of yesterday was a great
.disappointmentiin that the schools. fell
down In attendance frcm5the previous
Sunday. It was anticipated that yes.
teTday would break all recordssof Sun.
day school attendance. Churchfpeople
will make a mistake to abuse the Sun.
day by going elsewhere over Sunday
rather than to Sunday school and
church.
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q NJ. sques !sU1uaS3UH
While no decision has been made
by the Pennsylvania Public Service
Commission IN regard to the consolt-
dation of the Buckhannon and North.
arn with the 4Monongahela Railroad, 1t
is said that no opposition has been
made concerning the plan and it Is
thought that gthe commission will rat;
;ify. theE actions of the railroad men
within the next few days.
1t is said that a sIsoon as the decis.
ion Of the commission is announced
that active plans willfbe made for the
running of passengertt trains from this
city toFPittsburgh.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-18
Ell Lie. DIAZ LOMBARDO
DIRIJE N CIRCULAR A
LOS CCNSULES EX-
~TRANJEROS.
Les fila Ell Martes de cada Sc
mana para recibirlos en- la
Secretaria de Relacioaes

Especial para ia Prensa".
Chihuahua, Febrero l5.-El
Licenciado Migdel dag Lom-
bardo. encargado del Depar-
tamento de Justicia V Relacio-
mes Exteriores del gobierno
provisional eStablecido en- es-
ia ciudad, ha dirigido la 81
guiente circular a los c6nsuleS
eXtranjeros:
"Habiendo sido designado
por el senior general don Fran
cisco Villa, Jefe del Ej6rcito
Convencionista, en- virtud del
Decreto del 2 del corriente.
para d~esempenar el cargo de
Encargado del Departamento
de RelacioneS ExteriOres Y Jus
tlcIa, tengO Ell honor de pO-
nerlO en- conocimiento de listed
para su inteligencia y fines
CONSEQUENCES.
Las oficinas de dicho Depar-
tamento quedan instaladaS en-
ell Palacio de Gobierno, y he
senalado para recibir a los
agentes diplomaticos y consul
les. los martes de cada sema-
ma sin periuicio de ponerme a
sus estimables 0rdeneS, tOdaS
las veces que solicjtaren au-
diencia para alguu asunto es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-18
Los maytorenistas tienen embote-
llados a los carrancistas
en- Aqua Prieta
Cuantas veces han pretendido salir estos, han
sido obligados a regresar a la plaza

drian llevar a cabo sus intentos,
por estar practicamente embo-
tellados en- aquella plaza. Aver,
una partida de trecientos HON
bres saIi6 de Aqua Prieta, perO
fue batida en- Alivachi, por cien-
to cuarenta soldados del primer
regimiento. Otra partida de seis-
cientos carrancigtaS que Iali6 de
Cabullona, fue batlda en6rgica-
mente y obligada g regresar a
Aqua Prieta.
Las tropas de Iturbe permane
cen inm6viles en- ell Rio Mayo y
Sc cree cue no podran avanzar
por carecer de los elementos ne
cesarios para emprender Ia cam
pana con exito. Ell gobernador
Maytorena esta movilizando sus
tropas q fin de que vayan a ba-
tir a los carrancistas que manda
Iturbe para expulsarlos del Esta-
do de Sonora,
Ell Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-18
CUATRO EF;MASCARADOS
ASALTARON A DOS PACIFI-
cos VECINOS DE BROWNS
WILLIE.
Los autores del asalto no han
podido ser aprehendidos
por las autoridades.
Especial para la Prensa".

Especial para ola Prensa'.
RDwnsviIIn Texas Febrerc
ne Cro+ro onmascarados ar.
oodos oor sordas nis+oIas
~asoI+oron 10 mocha del do.
,oi,,no . Nor,osio Soils :, pa.
bIo Csdango on Ia casa one
6s+os on las inmndia-
clones do 10 Ra..aco cprca del
ouo,,+o v;oio - dol on+;orn a.
n,;no moro AIico Los asol+an-
To- ;hau disfrozados con domi-
ne :. ~coro+.s mos bav one
obso,,.or o,,o co +ra+,ho dol do-
o,;roo do CornovaI n~ana+ra-
,,Dn =, - caso do Soils Y Cqdpn
oo y dasnuas de smenazar 2
.6,+os dioror 81 sacurdo nm
f,,nro coIno an 10 c,haza ona
- ar;,.6 dol conoci,oion+o 4
Soils. Iograron atarlo con una
cuerda y 10 traSladarOn al pa
ito de Ia casa. DeSPueS' regfe-
S"ioH d lilteiloI "0 cot" pa"
0u9'"I "l-'olc ~