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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-17
HUNS APPEAL TO POPE
ON PEACE CONDITIONS
(By ASsocfat0d PrAaal

Rome. May 1.-THE entire German
encourage has addressed q petition to
mitigate the conditions Of peace which
they say are Impossible" The Pope
has taken steps to communicate the
petition to one Of the most important
delegations at the peace conference
with the object of having. conditions
m0dlned.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-17
May Music Festival, n ( q.
Big orchestra & great chorus.
Soleists { ehildrens' program
kichmsnd's 5 yearly music treat
May Music Festival, q I q.

FOR sALELrive Poll-Anxu. calves.
ONE z-year-oid and others yearlinEs. J.
II. McCord. phone 7S-R, r. d. 1. Rich
m0nd. 'ky. 1A26p -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-17

ROCKCASTLE MAN PARDONED
. Boyd Kelley, Of Rockcastle, county,
convicted in April, 1918, for man
slaughter and sent TO- the penitentiary
for twenty-one years, was pardoned
by Governor Stanley. He killed Lu-
ther Shipman, the killing growing
out of a mine strike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-17

TOBACCO STICKS for seiA. aavexe.
Smith Lumber Z coa1 Ee. 131 8 .E1ss'
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-17
inslyour wool to. Wool
- lierage At the Madison
Tobacco Warehouse. l38 u
Hunn uY Az

Those heine grown WAoo strAWber-
r1es. Sweet and dellclopaL Try IN
erder ut v. Riccrs. oDarA HOUSE Build
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
To Questions.

clear skin. 4 frank manner and any
Of the other graces. You possibly
think about your mouth too much. If
you forget IL. others win also. Age
thins them. and often lips that seemed
to Obtrude themselves in children. be-
come mobile and work right in with
the other features OF the face and
grow TO be unnoticeable. II not &C
tually very pretty.
To Lilian-You are underEeight all
over. so you can fatten the legs. or
rather build them up. by adding 20
your general weight You should
drink plenty Of milk and even add
some OF the matted milks to your tea
or coffee Take an abundance OF salad
dressing each day. using the recipe
which includes olive oil or its many
substitutes these days. Abstain from
acids, even fruit containing II Use
more butter than formerly and get an
other hour OF sleep each night.
=
G. A Blake three ounces OF pow
dered CASTLE soap and one ounce OF
henna, mix well and use one table
spoonful to a pint OF warm water for
the shampoo Lather the hair well
with it and let it remains on IL for 5
minutes, or half hour. II a dark
shade is desired. Then continue as in
any other shampoo and rinse thor
oughly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Ira Ue lett e
FARMAGUsTA.
BY NIKsAH.


EARMAGUSTA. "the place OF the
L goddess" is in a desolate corner OF
the far famed island OF Cyprus. One
look at the wrecked city shows plain
y that the goddess has forsaEen her
affairs. It looks as though a sand
storm had struck the place and buried
its glory beneath a dune. from which
rise the remains OF churches, towers
and a cathedral
It was not however. the sands Of
the tropics that laid the ancient me-
tropolis low. The Turks. wrathful at
this city OF 500 churches. attacked It
the lengthy Trojan episode. had not
hunger overcome the city's defenders
The pillaging by the conquerors COM
pieted the ruin wrought by batterilg
rams, fire and stones.
Earthquakes followed and settled
the shattered stones further into the
sand But through the city's days of
destruction, even today. the outer
walls and bastions stand firm. The
harDor stronghold OF FarmaEusta
would be = formidable obstacle 10 at
tack even in this day Of so mile guns
and scientific rifle fire.
In one corner Of the wall stands a
tower said to have been the scene Of
Desdemona's death at the hands OF
Othello.
Aside from the strong walls. there
are few bits OF intact architecture
among the debris An occasional palm
tree growing up through the ruins
adds to the effect of abandonment
A few Turks hold the city against
time, she only enemy left TO IL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

may select. there won't. OF course,
be enough big" parts 10 so round.
Not everybody can have a really
striking and conspicuous role and
wear a snowy costume and occupy
the middle Of the stage.
But just as much art Is required
to act the small part well as to act
a large one. and sometimes it's even
better fun.
The young girl whom first spoke
Of didn't understand this. She want
ed outline words and a beautiful cos
tune. She wanted. in fact, to be
Shakespeare's juliet. But actresses
don't begin that way.
Be willing 70 play q part that you
don't sympathize with. Try II for a
stunt" And see how much fun Il IS.
The excitement Of facing foot
lights isn't the real thing. after all
Besides. footlights are going out OF
fashion One end OF any room that
you can get access 10, will do for a
stage. Two gas Jets will serve for
Illumination Any group OF young
people can be the actors. And enough
pleasure and interest ought TO come
struck girl in the world.
Don't feel, II you are is and have
stage fever, that a Broadway theater
Is the only heaven you can conceive
OF. Get your friends together and
act a play or two. And see il those
secret dreams Of yours don't find
themselves on the way 20 being an
swered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

natural and possible. - she does
all the hard and disagresable things
preparation before she can secure
even the smallest wedge OF an op-
portunity- And people who know
great deal about stage life viii tell
you that such a girl would better
spare her pains. because she won't
gets IL. since there's nothing be-
hind the scenes but disillusionment-
This may be true or not But in
any case, there's something wrong
There's something wrong-as ever
so many people are coming to see
IN the fact that all young people
haven't plenty OF opportunity to ex-
press themselves dramatically Fot
the interesting thing is that there's
really something behind that longing
that most young girls are obsessed
Dy-to mount a stage and imperson-
ate a character and thrill the wait
ing audience that sits closepacked
there below ones feet
It isn't only that young people
want TO act They can act There's
something wonderful and fluid
about human beings under 20. before
their personalities are thoroughly
stiffened and set Have you ever
seen a dramatic performance at
school or colege2 And weren't you
amazed by it2 PERHAPS there wasn't
able genius as an actor. But they
could act because they were young
and loved it. The same group 10
years later couldn't do the same
thing.
Boys Need II, Too.
So what believe is that it ought
to be as much a matter OF course
for every young girl-and boy-to
have dramatic experience as II used
to be for every girl to have piano
practice.
\ generation ago or so girls used
to think nothing OF spending three
and four hours day painfully pick
ing out notes on the plano, even II
they hadn't the slightest spark OF
musical ability. and agonized every
body within hearing distance. and
had no chances OF ever becoming &C
eomplished players. Two hours Of
this torture were often undergone in
a cold room, before breakfast. and
the rest OF II at whatever time they
especially wanted TO do something
else So that II a girl began her
musical education with Indifference
merely, she ended. OF course. by hat
ing music with all her heart
But supposing all this time and
energy could have been put into
learning TO act A gifted actress
1ightn,t have resulted, but what
natter Great pianists didn't de-
FIAOk AANAA AAAN 0AAAEA AAHAAl4s
The professional stage can't. OF
course, be expected to give this
training to hordes OF amateurs. But
that isn't necessary.
Are you one OF the thousands OF
girls who want 10 learn a part and
speak Ito be part Of q real play?
Then get your friends to join with
YOU IN forming q dramatic society. I
You couldn't make better use OF your
spare time.
II can't be true that you haven't
any. Even II you DO work all day,
every one OF you. there are evenings /
left. Evenings that you don't al
ways know what TO do with. The |
world Is full OF plays. You can pre-
pare and perform several during the /
winter. And when It is over you J
viii certainly admit TO each other /
that you have never had such a good ]
time in your life.
Only. before you begin. there is n l
point or two to be called 10 mind. !
For one thing, whatever play you |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
HOROSCOPE

-L0ADAL 10 NA-N @an ALLNa
A MOTHER threatening day brings 70
n astrologers presage OF many
world troubles that are to be gradual
" subdued. Mars, Uranus and Venus
are all in evil aspect
There viii continue to be conflicts
in various parts Of the earth. accord
ing TO the messages read IN the stars
These VIII be but final efforts OF
evil. but they may hamper and retard
the progress Of the world
Engineers. builders and all who use
raw materials for the fashioninS OF
useful things are subject to complex
influences that make for great OBJ
stacles in their first efforts along
new lines
As part OF the reestabHshment OF
peace all that is evil viii be brought
out as combating the good. the seers
declare. and for that reason the mind
should welcome only the hopes and
plans that inspire activity instead OF
the fears and misslvings that para
lyze effort
Venus is in q place that is believed
TO foreshadow labor troubles in which
women are involved There may be
many problems to solve. sstroloEers
predict. but the new era viii bring
great benefits 20 girls who work and
in the future all who retain their SELF
respect viii engage in useful occupa-
ton, no matter how wealthy they may
be
This is not a lucky wedding day,
since it foreshadows quarrels and sep
arations-
Again food viii become a factor
in the readjusrment OF world condi-
tions. Famine viii stalk in Russia
and many VIII starve, IL the signs are
interpreted Alright.
Siberia comes under a sway max
ing FOR change and progress Great
wealth viii be produced from the
earth
The death OF a famous American
woman IS foretold- This viii take
place in a foreign land
Persons whose birthdate Il is may
have many changes and some dfsap-
pointments in the coming year. Travel
viii not be fortunate
Children born on this day NAV be
inclined to be careless and pleasure
loving Girls should be es7eciaIiy
safe guarded against unfortunate
marriage Copyright. 1913. BY The
Mcclure Newspaper Syndfcate)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Young Girls Desire For Dramatic
Expression Should Be Gratified
Amateur Theatrieals Provide Chance For Develop
ment of Talent That May Be Latent In Many
Would Be Great Stage Artists

THE other day q young girl told me
L the secret wish Of her heart
She began quite timidly. I think it
may be that she had never said it
aloud before. She felt that her de-
sire was Individual and strange. and
that it would surprise me greatly.
Being very young and very inno-
cent. she said as much.
She wanted to go on the stage
Doesn't that awake echoes OF
stiiled longings2 Who Of Us hasn't
wanted to go on the stage? What
normal girl OF IS, full OF magma
ton, idealism. undlrected emotion.
doesn't long for dramatic experienced
Her own life doesn't begin to ex-
press her It's a great deal too
tame. Don't we all remember how
that is2 There must be some way
OF expressing our varied and re-
markaole and smOthered selves And
there is There is the theater-
Now the pitiful thing is that al
though girls have always had this
feeling. and boys. too many Of them.
so little has been done about it IN
less a girl has exceptional conf
dence in herself, she probably never
even mentions this dream OF hers.
Il seems to her too wild and daring
for ordinary mortal realization.
So. although it's like a flaming
torch 10 her thoughts for possibly
half a dozen years, disbursement
makes it cold and dim at last and
the girl succeeds in reccucilinE her
self to the humdrum world that she
and the rest of us live in ever after.
some Girls Fight.
Now and then. Of course, there's
girl who fights for her dream
Either she is uncommonly good look
ing or she has unusual belief in her
self. and she's able to think Of her
self on 4 lighted stage as something
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

TO Cinderella shall be very much
L pleased to have a picture run as
soon as have time to get one taken
and there is space for it. No. cannot
venture to read character. It is a sci
ence in Itself and would be rather IN
satisfactory to attempt. just from a
description given by the person in
question Few OF US know our own
characteristics sufficiently to describe
them We are either making excuses
for our shortcomings or are too harsh
in our judgment Usually. we do not
recognize ourselves at all when we get
a delineation- Have you gone into Red
Cross work or any OF the other useful
was activiues7 II you have not, it is
Just what you need; It has cured many
a girl OF being self conscious and been
a great help TO many an older woman
There is nothing that will cure a case
Of self consciousness like giving low
ing service. for the mind is lifted
above the drudgery part OF the work
and self is naturally effaced.
To Subscriber-There is nothing to
make the lips thinner Thick lips.
though, are not an offence. II you will
lust forget them and cultivate q good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
SUNDAY. JANUARY &c. 1919.


THIS is not q fortunate day, accord
l ing to astrology. The sun. Uranus
and Saturn are all in malefic aspect
During this configuration it is wise
to be negative in thought, sere and
inactive.
While the sway prevails rest and
relaxation should be sought. but 1t is
wise to avoid relatives or friends
whose esteem one desires to retain. as
mfsjudgments and Neutrality-suspicious.
are common under this planetary gov
eminent.
Uranus is in a place held to en-
courage religious controversies and
dissensions OF a serious sort It IS
foretold that political and sectarian
forces viii cause trouble.
Farmers and all who draw their
sustenance directly from the earth
should be most watchfuI. for losses
and untoWard circumstances seem 10
threaten them
Although real estate today Is sub
ject 20 rather unfavorable influences.
building comes under a direction
making for profit and prosperity
Occultsts say that the future de-
peuds greatly upon the currents Of
thought sent out at this time and for
this reason only the most hopeful and
optimistic views on business cOndi-
tions should be entertained.
Deception and double dealing are
indicated as likely 10 be discovered in
some important matter IN which the
United States is concerned.
The planetary influences are not
good for the aged. The young again
VIII take the lead in many important
matters
Gossip that crosses the seas may
disturb the public mind. but the seers
give assurance that there is naught
but greatness to be achieved by the
unseen force.
Persons whose birthdate il IS may
have many antilles They should
safeguard the health OF those dear 10
them. Those who are employed should
be especially industrious
Children born on this day may be
inclined to be rather proud and self
sufficient These subjects OF Aquarius
are often practical as well as theo-
retical-(Copyright 1919, by The Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

THE wimmen Of our Nashun has bee
/ gan thare Drive Of Devoshun. sed
Ma TO Pa last mite. Thay are now
reddy TO prove to the men how
grateful thay are for having been
gave the ballot. sed Ma. How much
mummy can you spare for the crate
cause. sed Ma
Who, me? sed Pa
Yes. to be sure. sed Ma. Who else
wud I appel to-
Is that the way you winner are
going to put yure sholders to the
wheeI2 sed Pa. Are you going to
start rite in Nickering yure husbands
for mummy? sed Pa
a Crate Cause.
It Is for crate cause. sed Ma
know, sed Pa, but thare are so
many CRATE causes floating around
in thees here times, sed Pa, that thay
have caused my pocket to look lika
the Mammoth Caiv, Pa sed. fun OF
echos & memories.
You do not meen that you wud
withhold aid in our crate Driver sed
Ma.
It is a CRATE Drive. all rite. sed
Pa, but you winner will find that
you are driving tired bosses, sed Pa
Prices OF Food etc. are so high now,
sed Pa, that husbands will find il
hard to pay mummy for new move
ments- Why dident you gurls let
our littel Republik alone? sed Pa.
It was running along smooth & you
had to brake IL into two parts TO
see what made it tick, sed Pa
feel in my hart that you are
Testing. sed Ma & that in a few min
its you will smile at me like you
used to smile & hand me two TWEEN
tvs or so. sed Ma. Tell me I am
not far rong, sed Ma
Pa Strikes.
You are not far rOng. sed Pa, only
two tWentys roug. I am on a strike.
Aiilyuns for household & dress. sed
Pa. but not one bean for Feemale
Politiks, sed Pa I have spoaken.
Then you men wont help US in our
Drive Of DevOshun2 sed Ma.
We viii help you lot II YOU Ia
dies will keep rite on working put
ting up food for yure husbands to
put down. etc. sed Pa, but we are
not going to hand out yellow bills for
fad movements, sed Pa speak
for the Har-rased Husbands OF HUI
manity. sed Pa, wich is sum Noabel
Order.
I begin 20 understand. sed Ma. You
husbands have put yure beds to-
gether to try to maik the poliikal
Freedom OF US Gurls a Hollow Mock
cry, sed Ma Oh sed Ma, I see II
all now
Ballot, Not Bank Roll.
You have got two 90 good eyes.
sed Pa If you ladies' thot you cud
git together at yure clubs & figure
out ways & mems TO control the
hankron as we'll as the ballot, sed
Pa, you better have a other meet
ing. sed Pa. & report that Frend
Husband is hanging frantick-ally TO
his last SAFEGUARD, the pocket-book.
sed Pa Like a ship-recl1ed mary
ner clinging to a rock in the oshun.
sed Pa. Friend Husband has wrapped
his wing around the Wallet. Pa sad,
& hoalding II in a deth-like embrace.
Go take them words to yure club
meeting. sed Pa. & sed Ii is q mes
sage from the last OF the old Romans.
Then Pa looked at me & winked &
sed Bobbie. yure mother IS Non
plussed. She is at her Wits end. sed
Pa. beekaus for the first time in my
life have put the I'D on the bank.
But II Is only a temporary de-
Dreshun, sed Pa Here, deerest. sed
Pa, here Is sum sugar-paper sugar.
sed Pa, not the priceless sweet
sugar.
& Pa Eaiv Ma sum yellow MUMMY
bills & began TO play the fonyEraft.
He PLAYED ] Heer You Calling Ne &
he toad ne a man rOte that TO his
wife one payday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

The japanese are putting in a match
factory and small weaving mills
There is a coal mining plant using
Baldwin locomotives and there Is a
demand for mining machinery Our
have colleges, schools
and q branch OF the Young Mems
Christian association is doing work
there under American direction
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-23
SIGUEN Los ASALTOS
Sc reconcentran tropas en- la
Inca de Santa Lucrecia

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, ADril 20
La Secretaria De Guerra ordeno que
en- la Estacion De FL Burro, perte-
nec;ente a id Inca que va de Santa
Lucrecia 4 Terra Blanca, Sc manten-
ga siemprc un fuerte destacamcnto,
a fin de evitar en- 10 successive los "a
saitos q los trones que por eSos con
tornos 80 har reGistrado con suma
frecuencia. FL uitimo tren asaltado
pone de manifesto la actividad dc los
rebeldes. asi como su interes en- in
lerrumpir esa Inca que cs de las mas
im~portantes del Estado, ples de ella
saien trcnes para San Andres Tux
la Y Sc hacen trasbordes a distintas
direcciones.
FL asaito de que Sc trata-dice la
Secretaria.--no revistio caractercs
graves. pues solamente cinco personals
del pasaJe ]quedaron muertas junta-
mente ccn algunos hombres del pc
queno ~destacamento que cuiGaba =
que!la estacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-23
VIOLENTA HUELCA ESTALL0 EN- LA
CIUDAD DE ACUASCALIENTES
PRODUJERON LOS OBREROS FERROCARRILE]
Carranza ordeno la clausura de los talleres de los ferrocarri
les con motive de la huelga, y ~quedaron sin
trabajo mil quinientos obreros

Repentlnamente, Y san que naulS
10 esperara. los obreros un
escaudalo morrocotudo y, poSeidos de
eytraordinaria axcitacion, Sc encaml-
naron a IA oficina Gel mayordomo. 4
auien trataban de mata-.
Las cosas revistieron un ~caracter
serio, al extreme de que fue necesa-
ria Ia intervention de Ia fuerZa mill
tar para poner er orden las cosas, 10
cue al fin Sc consig1i0, no sabi"rdo-
sc haSta estos momentoS 81 hubo VIC
timas en- la refriega.
e. comercio cerr0 todaS u puertas.
los habitantaS Sc metierOn ell Il do
micilioS apresuradamen.e, creycndo
Cue &c trataba de algo mUcho mas Sc
rio uue una huelga con tintes rojizoS
de bolsheVikismo. 81 es que puedc ha-
Der algo mas Serio Que eSto.
Il goDierno &C C~arranZa. mas bien
CarranZa en- persona. = qulen &c do
&viso De, motin. ordeno IA Immediate
c~lausura de los talleres o tempo
Indefinite. Guedando sin tr&Oajo mas
de mil one-arioS dc ,odas categorias.
con los que no sc Sabe que Sc Va 4
hacer. pues ccnStitUyen I'm eiemcnto
de empujc = de pelig:o ' tuentan con
e. apcvo de todos les ferrOcarri!eros
de IN R]epuhlica. en- case neCeSlrIo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-23
OTROS DOS JEFES
REBELDES SON
MUERTOS
Sc trata ahora de los que
atacaron recientemente la
capital del Estado

MORELIA. Mich Abril 40.-Las
autoridades militares de esta ciudad
han hecho publica la noticia de QUE
los iefes rebcldes EScalantc Y So
breyra fueron fus;lados por las fuer-
Zas carrancistas iuntamtnte .On Glen
rebeldes que tralan i L ordenes Y
los cuales Sc hallaban acampados en-
IN lugar carcano q eSta mISrla clu-
dad. en- cspera de r~cfucrzoS para d
tacarla. 9
Cuando Ia jefatura de las operacIo-
ncs tuvo noticia dc lue dichos Jctes
reheld2S cstaban cerca. ordcno que
s~alicra con toda discretion una CO.
lumna. llevaado instruccioneS de CO.
parlos V De aniQuilarlos sin mas tramI-
ties.
EScalantc Y Sobreyra Sc e~acontra-
bar d~urmiendo acknowledgements en-
compaMia de SuS oficia!cs Y Sus hom-
brcs. cuando las fuerzas del gobier-
no sorprendieron 4 los centiucias a.
~vanzados. dandoles muerte para evltar
que dieran aviso j Il jefes, de Ia q
prox!maci6n del enemig0.
En- Seguida Ia co!umna rodeo por
complete al restu de IL genie dc Es-
calantc. no rermitiendo Que Sc es-
aapara uro solo dc sus homhres. quo
cran al%o mas de Glen.
Al yer que la cosa no tenla "a
rewedio. los revolucionarios - rindle-
ron entregando sUS armas. sus ca
balloS ' los dcmas eiementoS dc que
IRA que tralan.
DespucS De este Sc ordcno inme-
diatamentc 81 fusilamicnto lie E>ca-
Iante Y Sobreyra. hacicndosc luego
10 mismo con los ooldados. quienes
en- grupoS de die fueron ejccutados
sin averiguAcion dc ningun genera.
La noticju M causado ~sensaci0n
en- esta ciuGad por Ia fOrma terrible
en- que SC procedio, aSi como ror Ia
muertc de Escalante Y Sohreyra. que
eran conocidos : que en- pasaGos ITEM
o Tueron hombrcs que dIsfrutaron
de toda c!aSc de s!mpatias de carte
de la >ociedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-23
NO HEMOSPENSADOENPAGARLO QUE
DEBEMOS, DlJO CABRERA
Nj SIOUIERA SABEMOS CUANTO DEBEMOS, AGREGO
El Secretario de Hacienda djo que verian primero 10
cue hacen otras naclones para poder asl
proceder en- forma definitiva

die, TO sabemoS cuanto Sc debe pa
ra formular ell proyecto de pago en-
terminus satisfactorioS.
En- cuanto a los ferrocarriles, ell
M:nistro diio que aun cuando el 60
bfeno tenia el control. no habia
podido organizarlos todavia deEito a
la terrible oposicion que lie hac!au
los demas accioniStas
Sin embargo. ell ~servicio es regular
= por 10 que hace q las cordiciones
financieras de las lineas. sus entradas
son mas que suficientes para aten-
der a los trabaioS de exploitation de
los ferrocarriles. liasta ahora eStdn
produciendo mas de 10 que en- ellos
Sc gasta, por 10 cue ese ramo no ne
costa de mayores atenciones por 10
que We 4 su parte financiera.
Los periodistas Sc despldieron dc
Cabrera Y en- seguida trasmitieron a
sus periodicos las frases del Minis
tro. en- extcnsos mensajes que ocupa-
ron mas de l.500 palabraS.