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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10
DISTRICT COURT

R. E. Robertson has commenced q suit against Bender & Murphy, some times doing business under the name of the Alaska Logging Company, to recover $2S167, balance alleged to be due.
 L. F. Berg, has commenced suit against George Van Vlack, surviving partner of the firm of Van Vlack & Co.,, to recover balance of $220.S4.
 The First Territorial Bank of Alas ka, has commenced suit against William Pallister, Pearl Pallister and the First National Bank of Ju neau, to recover $12,37O. upon pro missory notes unpaid, and for a de cree foreclosing the mortgage upon what Is known as the Juneau Gen eral Hospital property, and which was given to secure the payment 0l the notes. The First National Bank of Juneau holds second mortgage upon the same property. for which reason it is made a party to the ac- tion.
 A partial hearing was had last evening upon the order to show cause in the case of Benson, against Schneider, Benson. Barnett and oth CTS The case will be continued this evening, at which time it may be tried upon the merits. The plaintiff seeks a dissolution of the partnership and an accounting of the business carried on as the Union Pool Hall
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10

Headquarters for Ladysmith coal. Juneau Transfer tn.. phone AS
  You get real meal satisfaction at the Alaska Grill. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-10

Harbor, St. Paul and Kodiak m D m a Francisco and D m. Juneau time.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT New CASTLE
New Mayor Takes Oath /:
Council to Reorganize
on Friday
METHODIST PASTOR
WELCOMED BACK
Special to Tho Evening Journal.

Special 20 Tho Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. April iO.-Iacob H.
speieher has been appointed a notary
public.
The Inspectors canvassed fbe votes
Or inc election on Tuesday and found
,.e count correct. Tho newly-clecied
Mayor George W. Eckles, took The
oah ot office last evening.
council will meet on Friday night
Tor organization.
At the session OF the New Castle
Hundred sunday School Convention
ms evening an ill<,traied lecture on
sunday schools Around the World
will be given.
AZ the Century Club on Friday az
ternoon Instead OF the regular Current
Events Class, time viii be devoted 90
augmentation. The chairman, Mrs.
~. L. Philips, has invited tho steel
plants, etc, OF the cltq. president OF
board OF Education. Mayor and presl-
dent N The Council 10 be present.
The Young Mems Association Of the
Presbyterian Church VIII meet i'm the
nome Of Oscar knause this evening.
lhe cast-off clothing collected by the
hed Cross during the recent drive was
shipped today. There was sos pounds
OF clothing and 23O pounds OF shoes.
Mrs. z. II. Naylor wishes 10 thank
the people OF the community for thelf
hearty cooperation: also the Boy
scouts Tor their efficient work in col
lecting clothing.
At tho meeting OF the Woman's Aux
iliiary yesterday. practically all OF the
work was finished. Many articles were
brought for the Alaska box.
AZ 4 o'clock a baked shad dinner
was served 90 about thirty members.
George r. TJbin apd son have moved
their business 10 the property recently
purchased by George r.. Tobin, Jr.,
from Mrs. Julia Walls.
A'rehearsal Of the Junior choir Of
The Methodist Church viii he held in
the church at G 40 o'clock tonight.
Mrs. Theodore IIolt0n and daughter
are visiting Mrs Irving Jones.
Mrs. Frank Carr0w Is suffering with
tonsilitis.
The amateur circus given last night
at Bear, Del, by The Junior and Senior
classes Of n. C.. II. =. was largely at
tended. About twenty-five dollars was
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way 20 set rid OF dan
drum Is 10 dissolve IT, then you destroy
it entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces Of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
10 at night when retiring; use enough
20 moisien the scalp and rub 10 in gently
with the finger tips.
DO this tonight. and by morning, most
II not an, Of your dandrun win be gone,
and three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF 20, no
matter how much dondrun you may
have.
You viii find. too. that allitching and
digging Of the scalp viii stop at once.
and your hair Will be flu1y. lustrous
glossy. silky and soft, and look and feel
a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 70 Is inexpensive and never fails
10 DO the work.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

from the. blood Of women, the roses 20
from their checks"
II you arc not strong or well YOU owe IL
10 yourself TO make the following test. SEQ
how long you can work or how far Won
can walk without becoming tired text
take two tve-grain tablets of ordinary
Nuxated Iron three times per d1v aftcr
meals for two weeks. Then test vour
strength again and see how much you have
gained
MANttA lJkhkS NOTE: NuNated
Iron. which is prescribed and recommended
above by physicians, is not a secret remedy "
but one which Is well known TO druggists
everywhere. Unlike the older Inorganic
iron products, II Is easily assimilated and
does not iniure the teeth, make them black
nor upset the stomach. The manufac-
turcrs guarantee successful and entirely
satisfactory results TO every purchaser or
they will refund your money II Is dis
pensed by all good druggists
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
SEAF0RD PASTOR
GIVEN RECEPTION

Special TO The Evening Journal.
SEAKORD. Del. April i0.-The Rev.
]. II. Warren. pastor OF St. Johns NJ.
+. Church, was given a reception Mon
day night Mr.. Warren was returned
here for another conference year by
the Wilmington Conference. An en-
ioyable program was given. +. J..
Winder welcomed the pastor and his
family back 10 Seaford and Mr.. Warren
responded with a brief address. j. r..
Cooke also made an address. The
Hobbs and Longendyke minstrel quar-
iet, composed OF l.. A. Hobbs. Claude
Lloyd. Ashby Shipley and Dallas Cul-
yer, sang several selections as DID also
Miss Mildred Matthews, Cortelyou
Warren and the Camp Fire Girls. The
pastor and his family were presented
with large quantity OF groceries.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
M'C0Y-HARM0N
CAN WIN TOURNEY

Harmon scored easily over Fink last
night IN the pocket billiard tournament
at tho Arcade. Tho score
Harmon-ii. a. a.. ?. 70. I, 0. n, g..
"a. II. ~. i2. g. Scratches, 8; high run,
26.
Flnk-3, o. O. ., 4, i3. a. 3. (, 3. 3, ?,
o. Scratches. 40; hlsh run IS.
The tournament will come 90 a close
tonight. Mccoy playing Harmon. The
loser Of tonlght's game win finish sec
ond I'm the match A big gallery is ex-
pected as the tourney has been the big
gest one ever played here. Claude
Brown expects TO arrange another big
match at the Arcade soon.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

cleared.
Members OF NJ. p. Church gave a re-
ceptlon last evening TO The pastor. tho
Rev. j. r. B.cking, who has returned
for another year The Rev. j. II.
Beauchamp. a former pastor and Pre-
siding Elder Watt were present
Or. Julius Dodd made the address OF
welcome.
Joseph IT. King has a largo display
OF Easter flowers for sale 40 his green
house and also at Tobln's store. no.
A0S Delaware strect-Adv.
The title Light Bearers viii meet a.
The home of Mrs. J. b. Manlove tomor-
row afternoon. Parents have been In
vIied 20 attend this meeting and a spc-
cial program has been prepared.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
N. Y. YANKEES TO
PLAY AT CAMBRIDGE

Epecial 90 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, April 10. Seaford baseoal!
fans are Interested in the baseball
game % be played at Cambridge Nd.
on Friday afternoon. April IS, between
the New York American League team
and the Rochester. n. y, Internationsls.
The New York team viii stop at Cam
bridge on their way north from Jack
sonvllle, Fla, and the Rochester team
is supposed 20 come down from VIII
mington. Frank Baker. the idol OF many
peninsula baseball fans. who was eN-
cHsed by the management Of the New
York team from taking part IN The
Southern training trip, viii join the
team at Cambridge and play third base.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

make them look years younger within
surprisingly short time"
In commenting upon DR. MacAipines
statement regarding the alarming iron
deficiency In the blood Of the average
American women Of today. Dr. Ferdinand
King. a New York Physician and Medical
Author. says; ~ fully agree with Dr.
MacAipine that there can be no healthy.
rosy checked women without iron. ! have
strongly emphasized the fact that doctors
should prescribe more organic irOn-Nux-
atcd IrOn-fOr their nervous. run down,
weak haggard looking women patients.
ADoemia-iron dehciency-is the greatest
curse 20 the bealtP strength. vitality aud
beauty Of the modern American woman.
Lack Of iron in the blood may often trans
form n beautiful. sweet tempered woman
into one who is cross nervous and irritable
one who makes. life burden 10 herself.
unhearablc for her husband. and disagree
able for her children. When the iron g0es
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
ELKTON TRUST Co.
DIVIDENDS GO UP
Cecil Commissioners to I'm
prove Cecllton-Sassa-
fras Road
1t. HARRY CLEAVER
HOME FROM FRANCE
specIal 70 The EvenIns Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
ELKTON, Nd. April iO.-The dlroc-
tors Of the Elkton Banking and Trust
Company, at a meeting Tuesday. de-
clared a seml-annual dividend Of three
per cent. payable May I. increasing the
annual dividend from lve 10 six per
cent
The April meeting OF the Orphans
Court for Cecil county was held on
Tuesday. whom the bond OF Emily
Evans Constable, executrix Of Judge
Albert Constable, was approved.
Granting the request Of largo dele
cation OF residents OF the First dis
trlct. the Cecil county commissioners
have agreed 90 improve the road lead
Ing from Cecilton 10 Sassafras, and 10
grade Wards Hin and gravel the same.
1000 bushels OF oyster shells will be
used for this highway improvement.
The Cecil County Board Of Education
has accepted the resignation OF the
Rev. Walter G.. Barlow, principal Of
llart's public school, Elk Neck.
Lieutenant Harry Cleaver, United
states Medical Corps. recently stationed
at Base Hospital, No ,, Brest France,
an X-Ray expert. has been visiting
friends in Chesapeake City.
The annual meeting Of the School
Improvement Association was held in
Trinity parish house Tuesday evening.
James Alfred Lewis was elected presi-
dent and Mrs. Joseph Clay. secretary
treasurer. w. W. Knowles, OF VIII
mington, was the guest Of the associa-
tion and made an address.
Joseph Cunningham, Of Wilmington.
was recently fined SIS and costs for
speeding his automobile through Elk
Ton.
Julius Barr, a farmer residing between
Elkton and Glasgow. on Monday shot
an eagle. which measured six feet be-
tween the tips Of the wings.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Selby, OF
Washington. d. c.. are guests Of Mrs.
John A. J. Creswell.
Mrs. Harry Alrlch Miller Of VIII
mington. has removed TO Elkton and
will reside with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
omar d. Crothers.
William Bates Pratt. OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Frank q. Pratt.
Miss Frances NJ. Cleayes has returned
from a visit TO friends in North East.
Assistant paymaster Of the United
States Navy. John r. Martin, Of League
Island, has been retired, and with Mrs.
Martin, will reside with Mrs. Martins
mother, Mrs. Kate \. Parker, OF Elkton.
Dr.. and Mrs. C. p. Carrico, Of Elkton,
are on a six weeks trip TO New Orleans,
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hull. OF Easton, have
removed to Elkton and are living on
Delaware avenue.
Mrs. Elisha Kirk Brown, IS enter
tanning her parents. Mr.. and MIS-.
Joseph Miller. OF Mechanics Valley.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
AT THE SAVOY.

A decidedly unusual type n woman
Is Cora, the adventures, who deals
with men as playihings IN "The
Scar" showing for three days, Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday 80 the Savoy.
She is beautiful. fascinating, but cold,
calculating and wholly relentless. Men
become passionately infatuated with
her. but after a brief experience with
each man, she casts him aside for an
other.
"The Scar" certainly IS an absorbing
picture. II grips your attention right
at the start and holds 10 without slack
ing for a single instant.
Kitty Gordon, who stars IN the role
OF Cora. IS simply superb. She has
never done better in Characterization
than shN does in this remarkable pic
ture.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
At The City Theatres

Mike Moran" and wally is Larry
Young. who became Mike Moran's
alias. It Is an absorbing tale and the
star puts into il a distinctive added
charm.
Anna Little. who has been missing
from the last few pictures OF Mr.. Reid
Is again in her proper place.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

Mechanics. metal workers and stem
ographers may ind positions through
the Want Ads In the coming two
weeks.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
DARK R0SALEEN' AT
PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT

Whether we do or whether we do
not claim ireland as our birthplace OF
the home OF our ancestors there is not
one Of US who does not appreciate the
country and its plucky people.
All through the history Of the mid
die ages and even 10 more modern
DAYS the Erin Isle has always stood for
all that is beautiful in poetry, music
and all the intellectual arts. Among
the sweetest OF the songs OF today are
those which have Irish men for their
creators. There Is an inborn feeling
81 comfort and home love in the aver
age Irish heart and one finds examples
Of this everywhere.
Indeed it is so deeply rooted In the
hearts Of the people that authors and
playwrlghts have come TO use 10 In
their works and when this matter is
put into the hands 81 an expert pro-
ducer and a sympathetic and capable
cast tho result Is well nigh perfect.
And Ozark Rosaleen", which David
BelascO viii present at The Playhouse
this even ng, and until Saturday even
Ing, Just fts this description.
The story Of the production IS
charmingly told and has for basic
plot a love story in which youth Is
the dominant note. Its atmosphere is
thoroughly Irish and that famous Irish
wit and rich and sparkling humor
abound throughout the whole.
in staging the piece. Mr.. Belasc0, the
greatest in his profession, has gone
far afeld from the usual path Of his
work, but IN nothing he has done OF
late years has he shown greater skill
than In this production.
Wilmington and Washlnton are the
only two cities In which the play VIII
be presented prior TO the engagement
at the BelascO Theatre, New York,
which Is indefinite.
The cast Is headed by John Daily
Murphy and Eileen Huban, while their
supporting cast is equally as notable.
'eNIGHIIE, NIGHT"
Today is the opening day OF the seat
sale Of 'Nlghtie, y ght," the wide
awake farce by Martha VI. Stanley and
Adelaide Matthews, which Adolph
Klauber viii present at the Playhouse
for three days beginning Monday
evening. April ii.
Ine farce ls one or Ile FUNNIEST seen
this year and the cast is equally pop
ular and celebrated.
At THE MAJESTIC.
This time last year and a little ear
licr was there ever a measure o. Con-
gress or a condition n the timss that
affected young men more than the
Draft Ruler
The interesting tales and attempted
evasions % the same by young men.
who suddenly turned yellow are more
than one volume or even a set can tell,
but there was a certain young man in
New York who did not want to 50
and who succeeded in getting the best
Of Uncle sam, but not his own con-
science.
This young mans story appeared In
the Saturday Evening Post recently
and was found 80 interesting that it
has been made into a photoplay with
Wallace Reid as the star, and 81 Is
playing at the Majestic FOR three days
beginning today.
The name OF the picture Is ALIAS.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
At THE GARRCK.

Mr.. Roatlna and Miss Bsrrrtte, who
are giving an aviation act at the Gar
rick Theatre this week. are excellent
singers. In fact. they would make
good in opera. though that is not their
line in what they are doing now While
the act is staged because OF its nov
elty-for a dirig'ble balloon actually
goes up and comes down-and comedy.
the musical feature, is also conspicu-
Gus. Both have good voices and they
know how to use them and do so TO
good advantage. Miss Barrette IS a
wonderful imitator I'm her foreign Ian
gusge Interpretation, and is very
amusing 20 hear her and her partner.
who speaks the best OF English, try
ing to understand each other and make
each other understand.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10
At THE QUEEN.

There IS humor galore. pathos and
real drama in Ethel Clayton's picture,
Maggie Pepper" in which the star is
playing for the last time today at the
Queen. 10 Is the unanimous opinion
OF all who have seen the picture that
the star has acquitted herself with
unusual glory and that her east In sup
port and the vehicle are both kecnly
enjoyable surprises.
The story was adapted from a stage
play Of the same name by Charles
Klein and is regarded by fiction read
ers as a department store epic.
The star Is Maggie Pepper, herself
a capable and efficient young lady en-
ployed by a large department store,
which is on the incline plane In the
business world. The independent spir-
lt OF Maggie and her ability TO take
care Of herself and at the same time do
her work causes some trouble with the
manager, but in the end everything
comes out all right
Elliott Dexter, Tully Marshall and
Raymond Hatton are the most promi-
nent members OF the cast.
Bin Hart viii be here tomorrow and
Saturday for a return engagement Of
"The Dawnmaker,n his earlier success.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

Business partnerships Will be formed
By the Want Ads
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

Graduate Medical School and
hO says: "Nou can tell the
Sc blood * rich I'm strength
they are the beautiful. healthy,
ones, radiant with life. vim
'-enyied and sought after
they 20. Yet, despite al that
id and written by physicians
farming iron deficiency in the
, average American woman OF
are still thousands who need
o increase their red blOoded
nd build up their strength aud
nd are either careless Of their
do not know what 70 take. In
there Is nothing better than
-Nuxated Iron-to help make
-blooded, beautiful women. BY
, blood and increasing its oNy-
power, NuXated iron will
,rm the fiabby flesh. toneless
pallid checks Of nervous. run
4 into a glow OF health saS
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

For several weeks we have been quietly work.
ing to prepare this splendid new department which
occupies our entire Second loor--scientificay and
efficiently arranged to provide the greatest comfort
and service for mothers. And the clothing we have
gathered-and the values-they are wonderful
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

1t will not be many days until "KoshIands sec
ond Floor" will be a slogan among wilmington s,o,
mothers who have long searched for the right k'nd
of Boys Clothing. You can always depend upon s
women TO thoroughly appreciate characIS[ al9 9US
ity in clothing and TO FIND THE BESl VALono, Vois,
that's why we KNOW this new depar nIen sE,ns
70 hum with business from tomorrow The Opening Day.
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

Introduction Of Organic Iron-NuSated
Iron-Helps solve Problem OF supply rs
strength and Endurance OF Delicate, oare-
worn Women In Two weeks Time IN Many
Instances.
II you tlre easily, II you are nery-
Gus or irritable or look pale, haggard
and worn-your blood may be starving
for want Of iron. according to physi-
clans who explain below why they re-
gard anamia as the greatest curse to the
health, strength and beauty OF the
modern American woman.
That women may become stronger.
healthier and better able to meet the
cares Of home and family by increas-
.ng the supply Of iron in their blood
IS the opinion expressed, yet 1t would
lppear that there are thousands OF deli
ate, rundown women who need some
Evening journal., 1919-04-10

Thing to build up their
red blood corpuscles
and increase tn elr
strength. but often do
not know what 10 take.
in commenting upon
This DR.. George II. Baker,
formerly Physician and
Surgeon Monmouth Ne
mortal Hospital OF New
Jersey said:
what woman need 20
put roses in their cheeks
hnd the springtime OF life
into their step IS not cos
metics or stimulating
drugs, but plenty Of rich
pure red blood. without
Il no woman can do credi. TO
herself or to her work. Iron
IS one Of the greatest Of all
strength and blood builders,
and / have found nothing In
my experience 80 effective for
helping TO make , strong
healthy, -blooded women
as Nuxated Iron. From n
careful examination of the
fnru1rfl4 and NV .rrr. t..ssa -
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-08-16
.EL ADARATANIFNTO De
LAS SUBSISTENCIAS
GRAN CANTIDAD DE ARIES.
TOS Y CONFISCACI0NES

Las investigaciones sobre el
alto costo de la vida comenzadas
por las autoridades federales por
orden del fiscal de la naci6n, Pal
mer, Y ell Presidente Wilson, han
comenzado va a dar frutos. Han
sido enjuiciados en- varioS luga-
res diferenteS acaparadores y
comerciantes que exigian pre-
clos demasiado elevados, y Sc ha
deScubierto que habian en- dife-
rentes lugares grandes cantida-
des de alimentOS almacenadaS,
para hacer subir los precios, las
que han sido confScadas en- dife-
rentes casoS.
En- Jacksonville fueron confis-
cados mas de un million de hue
vos, centenareS de millares de la
tas de provisiones Y 27,500 Ii
bras de azucar.
En- una pOblaci6n del Oriente
fue multado un comerciante en-
$500 por vender el azGcar a 15c
la libra, y Sc ha declarado por las
autoridades nacionales que lie
por libra es precio justo por ell
azucar.
Por ahora, no ha hechO toda-
via NADIA el Congreso para dar al
Gobierno mayores facilidades,
mediatne la aprobaci6n de nue.
vas leyes facilitando el castigo
de los culpables, a fin de poder
llegar a la baja de los precios
deseada. No Obstante, en- vista
de la campana iniciada por el Go
bierno, han baiado va los precios
de muchos articulos considera-
blemente en- el Oriente, y sc dice
que tai vez haya influido EN- este
la baja notada en- Inglaterra Ill.
timamente.
Ademas de los muchoS iuicioS
va entablados por ell Gobierno fe
deral, ha anunciado el fiscal ge,
neral Palmer'que Sc cOmenzarar
inmediatamente los procedi-
mientos para desbaratar ell trust
del cemento.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-08-16
SI9ue ID (dmpaRd
Contra los (HatrVrOS
LA POLICIA MONTADA CUM.
PIE CON SU DEBER

Sc nos ha infolmado que la po.
llcia mOntada del estado ha lie.
vado a cabo ultimamente los 81.
guientes arrestos:
K. p. Garrett, ha sido arrestG-
do porque sc lie acusa de hurto dc
ganado vacuno, en- TGcumcari
codado de Quay, y ha sido afan-
zado en- la suma de $500, para
comparecer ante ell gran jurado
Bob Hicks y Henry Williams
fueron arrestados por ofensa pa.
recida a la arriba mencionada
en- ell mismo lugar, y quedaron
baio fianza de $1,000.
S. E. Murray y S. G.. Davis
fuer0n arrestados en- Newkirk
por hurto de ganado vacuno, v
w. B. Pull, fue arTestado en- Ra.
ton, acusado de robO de caballos
Andy Hunter y Eliseo Lockes
por hurto de ganado vacuno, a.
fianzados para comparecer ante
q gran iurado, en- San Antonio
Nuevo Mexico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1919-08-16
ATenddmientO dc IA
Ner(ed de Las Vegas
, UN SYNDICATE TEJANO EN-
BUSCA DE PETR0LEO

Han sido alquiladoS au n sim
dicato de Tejas los terTenos no
ocupados de la merced de Las
Vegas, o sean unos 10000 acres.
La compafiia tejana debe comen-
Ear a perforar un pozo, en- busca
de petr6leo, pues que con tai fin
sc ha tornado ell arrendamiento,
dentro de un plazo de cuatro me-
ses, Y, como garantia de clio, de-
be depositar en- 60 dias la suma
de cinco mil pesos en- un banco
local. FL pozo debe ser taladra-
do hasta llegar a una profundi-
dad de $500 pies, a no ser que
Sc encuentre petr6leo a menoI
distancia de la superfcie.
ST la compahia no cumple cor
las antedichas condolences, per.
dera su dinero y su contrato. Els.
te tambien dejara de estar en-
exiStencia tres meses despues de
haberse dado fin a las operacio.
mes de perforaci6n, 81 acaso nc
Sc encuentra petr6leo o gas er
cantidad sufciente para hacel
factible su exploitation conner
cial. En- cambio, 81 hay gas {
aceite mineral en- cantidad sufi
ciente, la comDahia podra segril
explotando dichos terrenos du
rante un plazo de cinco amos,
por tanto tempo, despues de es
tos cinco amos, como siga manan
do de los pozos ell condiciadt
aceite.