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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-09-04
No. SO

foT the night. Little Jimmie
Lane aud Ralph ran in the di-
rection of their home with Jim
mic leading and Ralph carrying
the blankets and the remains of
their lunch. Jimmie was Slight
iy shocked by tile blow that
struck his brother, but being
several PAGES in front OF him. he
did not know that Ralph had
fallen, but continued to run un.
til he reached home. On his ar
rival at the home he informed
ms mother that Ralph had start
ed home with him, but that he
must have stopped in one of the
nearby homes for shelter until
the heavy shower had passed.
After waiting about thirty min
utes without hearing anything
from him, a search party was
organized and the body was
found about midnight in the
field near the camp and not far
from little stream Of water.
l<alph's death came as great
shock to the whole community.
lie was general favorite in his
neighborhood and among the
boys of the town. lie was born
at Big Stone Gap, December y,
1904, and, therefore, was nearly
fourteen years of age. lie had
an unusually we'll developed
body, was full Of energy aud
youthful fun, real boy whom
all the world loves to honor. In
the schoolroom he exhibited a
marked ability in mastering his
studies, and would have entered
the High School this session. lie
was M mvctcratc reader. am
bilious for the future, and pos
sessed of a generous nature. lie
was converted aud joined the
Methodist church, South, three
years ago, and those who knew
HIM personally know that lie
was a good boy.
Raiph is survived by his pa
rents, and two brothers, w. Kay
and Jimmie, who have the sym
patty of the entire community
in their bereavement.
The funeral services we're con
Quoted from the residence at
half past two O'Clock Sunday AT
ternoon by Rev. q. W. Dean,
assisted by Rev. j, NJ. Smith and
thcclioir OF the Methodist church.
y large number of sorrowing
friends We're in attendance. The
interment was made in Glencoe
cemetery.
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Ralph Lane Killed by Light
ming.

Ralph Eugene Lane, the sec
ond son of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam q. Lane, was instantly kill.
ed by lightning about half past
nine O'Clock last Friday night
near the furnace. He had ac
companied his little brother to Il
camp OF small boys in the field
above the furnace with the in
tention of spending the night
with them in the camp. Mrs.
Lane visited the camp Just as
the boys were at supper and saw
her two boys enjoying the pleas
ures of the camp experience
She returned TO the Ayers chap
el in time for the evening ser
vice. The service was interrupt
ed and closed on account of the
severe storm which had come uI
almost unawares, and as the
congregation was dispensing, the
boys at the camp decided 10 re.
turn to their respective home.
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In this connection we ask the
operators To put forth their best
efforts TO encourage their men
to work six days each week and
assist us in showing them the
necessity of producing more
coal.
During the next three weeks
the Fuel Administration will
have Soldier Speaker in this
field who has just arrived from
the front and 1t is our hope that
each and every miner Will hear
him speak as he is scheduled to
lecture in practically every
town in Southwest Virginia
coal fields.
U. ). FUEL ADMINISTRATIONS
q. d. Kilgore,
District Representative.
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Card OF Thanks.

| desire. through The Post
to thank the very many dear
lady friends of my departed
WIFE for the many beautiful
howers and delacacies sent her
during her illness. She loved
all. May God bless you.
d. T. HYATT.
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President
Wilson
Desienates September 18th
to be Registration Day.


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men from eighteen TO torty-iiye|
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War Savings Stamps saves
lives.
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d. +. HYATT.
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The Church of Christ.

Preaching on first and third
Lords day mornings; Second and
fourth evenings. Would be de-
lighted with your presence.
FEsTUs n. WOLFE, Minister.
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ton to do his best for the Gov
eminent and below we give you
TWO letters received from
miners in this field with refer
ence To their work:

''st. Charles, Va August 20, 1918
"Mr. G. II. kilgorc,
Norton, Va
In rcccip, OF your letter of the 10th
beg to say | have never been idle only
ON sickness. On the 18th of July got
mashed up for which lost some time.
Now have luit-Company nn,. that is
Just the reason they have reported me
this time and this is not the only time it
has happened. They only get mad at
man for quitting and can say there Is
no more patriotic man than me aud will
work every day from this on. will use
my efforts in producing all the coal | can.
Yours very respectfully,
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~ 'cS Coie vi tn0lr tumllleS
and then seeing to it that the
soldiers are informed that
things are right.
twenty or more inquiries af.
ter the welfare of soldiers fam.
lies are sent over from the ar
my IN France every day by ca.
Bile and 100 more come in the
daily mail TO national head
quarters. If conditions are
such that satisfactory answer
cannot be sent, the Red Cross
Home Service committee makes
them as near right as possible
and then sends it's reinsurance
of further help and watchful.
ness.
The work of the Home Ser
vice Section as organized in
France is under the supervision
of X. q. Hutchins, jr., vice
president of the Bank of Com
Inerce of New York City. 4
letter from Mr.. Huichins. writ.
ten III France, and just rcceiv-
ed, contains the following:
~ on cannot realize the val
ne of service that comes through
my hands in what is called
lone Service. y girl writes
mat her young man came over
a year ago from Canada, leav.
ing with her an engagement
ring, and she has not heard
from him. She does not know
the name or number of his regi,
ment. y man sends me all the
correspondence regarding a
mortgage that is to be foreclos
ed on his home in Louisville.
a boy writes that he has had a
letter from his sister saying his
father in Oklahoma cannot live
three weeks, because of n
cancer, and wants cable sent
to inquire. a boy says his wife
or mother writes him that they
are needy, because no money
from hls allotment and allow
ance has come to them since
last October. An officer in Il
hospital asks to have his trunk,
which is lost, found. a boy is
found in a hospital who will
soon be able to return to the
front, and it develops that a
New York newspaper reported
two weeks ago that he was
dead"
AS further contribution to
the morale of the American
Armies, Home Service workers
are carrying on n nation wide
campaign to encourage the
writing of cheerful letters, in
order that soldiers shall not be
alarmed about their loved ones
left behind.
To supervise all work an ex.
ecutive staff of 300 has been
created covering all division
headquarters in the United
States. In addition 1000 young
men and women are serving as
full time secretaries-of as
volunteers-for local commit
tees.
Several thousand persons
have attended training courses
and lecture courses in order to
tit themselves to do intelligent
Home Service work and 900
have been graduated from more
complete courses emitting them
To certificates as qualified, TO
be secretaries of Home Service
committees.
Plans for tho future contem-
plate the development of this
program intensiyely. 1t is al.
ready possible to say that there
is practically not soldier in
the American army nor the
family of IA soldier out of reach
of helpful and sympathetic
Home Service worker and as
the army grows to 5000, 900
men the plans, now fully or
ganizod, can be strengthened to
bear the greater burden.
The purpose of Home Service,
sanctioned by the army and
navy and by President Wilson,
are to conserve human resources
in fighters families, to relieve
emergencies, to supplement
government provision for de
pendents, to aid disabled SOL
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To My Precious Wife

Go to thy rest in peace and safe be ,Ly
repose
my tolls are Ger, thy troubles cease.
from earthly cares release!
Thine eyelids gently close,
Gently close.
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The following honor roll for
week ended August nth shows
companies producing more than
30 per cent of their full time
capacity:
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Good Coal
Production

Tonnage for the week ended
august 81. Tons produced,
lS9626 or 9i.2 per cent of the
full time capacity. Total loss
all causes HIS tons divided as
follnwS
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Kcokcc, Va, August n, lOls

"Keokec, Va, August 10, iois.
"Mr- g. ID. KiIgoro,
Norton Va
" received your letter today and was
very sorry TO hear that had been report
ed. lhayc done all am able. haven't
been well for some time; please refer to
nay record of work at Kcokec, and to my
superintendent. don't want to be a
Stacker by no means nor don't aim to he.
aim to hit tho Kaiser as hard as any
man and this laying OH is moi due to idle.
"ess. J don't think youwiIl see any more
such reports against me
$50 viii close.
Yours truly
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SECCIONDE CONSULTAS

roos Ia correspondents reladonadl con sta seccion dee Vehr drigtda
SSH. L. FnhN11 -~SNN w N~N~ CO.., ,rnnio Teyas
iG n. Santa Rosa Ave al A"oHo' i'@@H
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In jugadoI tlamqCSG es
envjadO a Ia carCsI

NUEVA YORK, Mario i4.-Leo-
poldo Myers. que vive en- Ia ASA MI
nero ll3 de IL Gale III al 0este,
fuG declarado convlcto aver en- la
tardc, de regcniear una casa de iue-
go, por 10 cue c! referido procezado
fuc Sentenciado por q JueZ Malone,
e sufrir Ia pena de tres amos de ~.
sion en- la Penitenciaria del Estado.
SegGn Sc comprob0 de las declara-
clones de los teStigos, Myers era 81
"montcro" Ell e iuego Y tenia por %
ranto una vcntaja de I'm vcinte 2cg
eiento sobre los demas ~jugadores
Z los Que gencralmente d~esplumaha,
nor scr muv versado en- toda ciase
De juegos de azar.
Al dictar 81 scntencia. el JueZ Ma
lone GIr c>taha rcsucIto a haccr "a
cue estUviera de su parte para estir-
par esa iacra social, Y que impondria
I los culpables las penas mas severas
fijadas por Ia ley para hacer que los
Que Sc dedicaban a csc oficio scar
mentaran Y comprendieran que Ell
iuego organizado no era possible va
en- Nueva York, por mas tempo.
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Desertor detenido
como ladyon

NUEVA YORK. Mario l4.-No
acaba6a aun William Horton. joven
de ve:nticuatro amos de edad, de- Ia
Ger Su relate ante el Inspector de
Policia. = quien Sc presTto como
desertor del Campo Wadsworth aver.
per Ia tardc. cUando dos detectives
que l,egaron a Ia Prevention de refe-
rencia 10 ~arrestarou hacienfole e.
cargo ADDITIONAL de haber cometido
Ut robo &c alhajas.
Horton, que Gijo que habia vivido
anteriornente en- Ia asa uumero 1874
de n Gale Noventa ' Cuatro a orien-
te, declare que habia abandOnaGo 81
Campamento 4 donde Sc le habia de-
signaGo. ell II de Diciembre del ano
pasado, agregando que habia sito
miembro de Ia Bateria F.. del Req
miento nUnero IO6 de Artilleria de
campana.
Horton Sc hal!aba hacienda este re-
lato al Sargerto Conroy, que sc IA
llaba de guardia en- Ia estaeion de
Ia Tercara Agencia dc Detectives,
cuando otros dos detectives. los
Sargentos Myers Y Shonlers negaron
a IL Estacicn dicha Q Embellishments
reconocieron en- el desertor a. indlvi-
duo que habian andado buscsnco,
con motive del robo de dos an!llos de
diamantes, avaluados en- S1.100 las
dos joyas V de $4,000 en- elective
u habian sido sUStraidos de Ia ca
sa de Ia sonora Mae Smith, quien Vi
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CONEOCATORIA

Con el fin de ayudar q todos nues-
tros companeros que III esten asocia-
dos en- ninguna aCrupacion mutualls-
ia nj que tengan POLKA de SECURES
de vida Y los cuales al mcrir o estar
enfermos. dejam a sus fanliliares, por
su carencia de recursos, imposibi!i-
tados . sufragar los gastos de entie-
rro o los que demanda Ia enfernle-
dad, Ia sociedad mutualista de =arG-
teros GENERAL PORFIRIO DIAZ",
ha acordado invitar z todos los one
%rarios, RESIDENCES en- esta ciudad. que
sc dedican a la zapateria, para que
Sc sirvan asistir todos los Domingcs,
a las 10 a. H., a presenciar los ira
bajos que estan lleva7do q cabo a
referida sociedad, en- el salon ami
COS del Pueblo" sito en- Ia Gale San
Fernando, Sar Antonio, Texas.
tADV.l
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CHICAGO. Ill.,, Mario l5.-Des-
pucs de vivir con su marido cuarenta
y seis amos. V de tener con 81 veintl-
cinco hiios. de los cualeS, diecinueve
v;ven. la sonora Ana kloeber, de
;ceenta ' tres cumplidos, ACADIA de
2cd.r Jivorcio de su mar!do. t. 7.
nlosbe.. pcr Ell cargo de ser aienian.
Fl r1sgc patri6tico de Ia sonora hi
side muy aplaudidc en- TODD ei parrio,
y In demanda fue rcsdelta de confor-
midad.
GOUVERNEuR, n. Y. Mario ID
Como supreme adelanto del safragis
mo. al cue .jamas l!egarca =! Ia re-
ncsa Grecia, nj In cascade Roma, a.
caAa lie lamar SUI c~andidaJara para
GIayor ie esta ciudad. "a sonora ELY
Gucitv juntumenre c siete mU.ie-
res mas. Z guisa de "comisionacos.'
.Aunque 81 case parecc IN taato d
fell. no Sc estima dcsca5el!ado, per
! cuanto Z que e! adelanto ! Que h& IL
! radio Gouverneur en- eEto del fcn!!Ais-
! no. es una cosa que paSma: Y aGe-
mas. porque ei agui!a o sol cue han
echado las senoras de EstrOpajCsa, rs
! haIto novedcso. Y por 10 Q@e mace I
! elias. hay ole decir que goZan Ge NJ
! ciso prestigio entire el rremio de
! costureras, cuyaS prosaicas labcrc3
han abandCnado con desprec!o, impui-
sadas por Ia plausible idea del adelan
! 10 = De! mejoramiento politico de las
caras femeninas de Ia sociedad.
BEDFORD. I'D. March l5.-Que ID
edad del nino Robert Smith no sc
Dresta I0davia para leer cosas de ba,
!azos. 10 demostro aver el propio in.
teresado, cuando. por meterse q !cei
las nCticias De Ia guerra, le cntrt
IA su~:a patri6tica, y cogiendo e! re
vulver de su padre, Sc echo a la ca
IL, I!SEiSSlo a !!lhDlE- HS S.'S."4S"E
81 beiio pueblo que 10 vic nacer.
Rcoartito cumpli1 10 d!cho. sole
Que no fueron alemanes les cue mato
sine a dos ~transeuntas ' a IN caball(
que, en ccncepto del homic.dita, PA.
rc>tgn enemigos."
Fl chico fut a~prehendido y mand&
.ic = un maaicomie.
?ANA. ILL.,. Mario l5.-Por andal
dicicado que la Cruz Roja mo hacis
GaGa de practice" Max McNcmit
recibi6 una ''cura' de aqua fra d:
mancS de sus conpaneros De Ia High
School de este pueblo, tenieNdolo me
dia bora. con los pies atados. Ell III
tanque.
Ia cosa no qued0 AMI, sino que NJ
NemiJ pesc6 una pulmonia fu!minan
It Y muri6 aver, para mayor sareas
nc. a,en&ido por Ia Cruz Roja de es
tc pueblo.
CHICAGO. H., Mario l5.-Por |:
: primera veZ, Ell los anales de Ia jus
, t:cia local, Sc ha registrado el case
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Nj TN SOLO OLA ES-
TUVO BUENO DU-
RANTE SIETE
AMOS
81 ESPOSA LO PERSUADE \
QUE T0MARA TANLAC ! GA
Ma l! LIBRAS DE PESO, IL
BRASDOSE DE TODAS SUS
DOLENClAS

Mi esposa sc empen0 IN que yo
6ebia de tomar Tanlac, Y IN dla en-
one vo me encontraba fueva de n
casa, compr6 una botella Y sin mas
nj meaos me hizo Que empezara 4 to-
mario. dando por reSultado que &C
ualmente he ganaGo diecisiete lbras
de peso y me siento nlejor dc 10 que
ne estado durante siete amos ESto
fue 10 que manifesto de viva voz e.!
Sr. c. c. Moore de I55 EStella Street.
e Paso. Texas, despueS de ha0er
usado unas cuantas 6Otei!as de "a
'.Medicina Maestro"
"Habia ven!d0 Sufriendo de lndI-
gestion ' de achaques del eStomago
hasta oue mi salud ilego q aniQul!ar
Sc del TODD Y "a no me era possible 20
Zar en- 10 mas minimo tie Ia vida.
De hecho. no Supe 10 que era eStar
bueno IN solo dia durante Siete amos
has,a que el Tanlac me fortaieclo.
4 tai grado de aniquilamiento ma
bia uegado que no me era possible CO.
mer ccsa alguna. nj aun beber aqua.
sin que ESQ me ocaSionara terrlbleS
sufrimientos. Durante muchoS meSeS
me sostuve unicamente con leche Il
otros iiquidcs. Y aun con esos hgeroS
alimentos experimentaba TODD gene
70 lie dolencias.
"Muy Z menudo me pon!a tan Geb!l
Y enfermizo que sufria vsrtigos ' u
lleeue q caer en- IN Gale privado del
sentido V cuando volvia en- mi. me en-
ccntraba en- mi propia casa ' nett
do en- IL cana sin que 20 me hubie-a
dado cuenta de clio. Todo e. tempo
estaba muy nervioSo, sufrla terrloIeS
dolores de cabeza Y may rara vez
pcdia dormir. Made sabe 10 mucho
Que sufria Y aunque caste grandeS
sumas de dinero ' probe todas las
medicinaS conocidas. NADIA parecia att
mar 4 mi case o mas bien dicho NADIA
me hacia el mas peQueno bien en- mi
.alud.
"Cada dia iba disminuyendo De pc
so ' cuando empece q tomar e. Tan
lac pesaoa solamence ciento dicinue-
We libras. Unos cGantoS dias des,
pues de que empec6 a tomar e. Tan
lac commence a sentirme mejo- y gra-
dualmente ne lido mejorando desde
encC7css. Ahora peso ciento treinta
' seis libras ' en- consecaencia he ga
nado dicisiete libras de peso. y res,
pec:o 4 10 que ne ganado en- sa!ud :
fuerzas Is mas de 10 que puedo De,
cir. Ahora pGedo conner TODD 10 que
deSeo Y tanto como me- vie2e a Ia
CANA sin sentir aespUes n:ngu7as no,
~les;ias. Mis- dolores De cabeza har
desaDarecido. duermo como IN trorco
' por uitimo. ne siento n 81 fue,
"a UT hombre diferente del que era
antes."
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por ia Wagaer's Drug CO., 407 E
Houston St. Y por Ia Meters Phar
macy. 1922 West Commerce St, bajt
Ia direction personal De un represen'
tante especial del Tanlac. 0 Sc en-
viara por estas boticas q cualQuiel
direction al recibo de 81 valor que e:
Sl.O0 por botella. siempre cue Sc in
cluyan estamp;llas suficientes par:
el porte. (Adv.)
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:. Notas Varias Curiosas >.
pespues de tener vein&ieinco hi5os pide eli
divorcio.--Las s~ufragistas en- la 'iza.-Lee-
tura perjudicial.--Agua fria a Urn NAL fta-
biado.-Un ladron erueifo efNcorssrensibie

dc que IN Juez de n Corte no e.
tienda jota de 10 cue I'm ladr0n lite
ratio lc espet6 durante su jurado.
frank Goidgap cs e! nonlbre del
ladr6n, Y William Newcomer, e! nom-
he del Jue2. Y. al decir de este, "po-
cas- here's CT su vida In pas2dc mss
dive. tidas que LIS que Fas0 escuchan
&c 4 aquel sujeto.'
G~cldcaTla es III hombre, como de
t!einta aios. de b~astamtc i!ustra
zion y de platica amena Y jugosa.
Rene e pecado de ser ladr6n, pero
CSC TO lie Guita NADIA para ser erudito.
la pcnitenciaria De Leavengworth
IN side mi Un;versiL2G'-dijo, al pun
20 DC ~iniciar una dissertation acerca
j.. Il vida lite-aria de Shakespeare;
s."l:il d~eSDIeS lecitando versCs aGmi-
rabies De Rabindranath Taeorc: V
iuGgo la emprendi0 con la as%trcnonlia,
. Cxplicando la rotaci0n de hegu!o;
Cn &e2uida, entrG a la filosotia : dijo
que Socrates era el unico dos posi-
Tic per ser IN dios humane. Y AGA
90 ror cOnfesar que Sc habia rObado
m chale>o para ~preservarse de IN
.~csfriado.
.Aates dc terminar, habl6 algo de!
Ainnotismo. probando Que Ell Juez
tclia fluidos m~agr6ticos en- Ia punta
dc los Gedos; Y cerro con broche de
orc SUI conversation, disertando sobre
les lib-0s de cahallcrias, declarandose
p2rtiGario de Amadis de Gaula, de
con Alfonso de Quijano J dc! Cid. =
guicc revc!6 amar con 81 alma.
Tuvo dUrante su discurso frases de
e~fgcto, como. por ejem2lo, tsta:
Ia luna es e. ojo De Ia providcn-
G.; ra.a vigilar 10 que pasa en- las
:ondiias de Ia noche."
I! Juez two frases De cari1o pa,
II Go.dcamp, y Sc manifesto co:
ganGs de saber 81 este es un HON,
br" normal. anoTma!, o suPernormal
Goldcapm sali0 de Ia %carcel. per;
eltro = Ia enfermeria. para 81 ms,
rCcciGn y estudio.
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=. .,,.,. c.u,+ro~l COLI
- 1,.., l. .. j;os
so n~ori,tn . - yrn,a los dos ,omos
nr. ro,,,ar J., OBJ" ,Fl Pacto DC
>-c.c" O L. a1o s. interesa. Sc
~ &c. infarn.qn en- Ia Liberia d"l
gcr5r I~1aac;o Z. Lozano. : nos ros-
m;t no ~zIee~irie aue an case IL quc
---, 49, IL ,-.as oaras. n riG2
.:ry,,c r,-ro con II sarlr:dad &c c,e
? 81 rom;tidl c. cuarto estG cen
srr;l~. Per 10 cue bsco = las comu-
~,i.acioaas ro7 . nuevo E,s,ado de
N:9varit, 10 probabIa 6 cue Sc en-
cren,yen 81 no completamente intc-
rrums:4as, s.. cyando meros. fuacio
uando co. sun1a irrccula~iGad pues
ser,in los datos ms rccientes ha
as;atIa5o on esq Estado n movi-
m,e,.o r,haria de ba,ran+a inYor-
tancia Y es bie1 sahido oua los re-
yolrcionarios 10 nrimero one ,acar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-20

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Mario 15.-El Re-
v.Iendo Padre Joseph Alderman fu:
aDrehcndido aver. FOR no haber re
gistrado su nombre eli dia que f!io
el P:esidente Wilson.
"a Gnica excusa cue ,Ii6 el Pas
ror fu1 cue. de acuerd0 con III doc
uina, e no podia penSar en- gHerras.
Il: mucho menos.