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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

Mr.. Samuel Daw, Benton county. Or.
eeon. il the inventor OF new machine Tor
cl lanjng wheat which he has named
. DAVIS Grangcr." This machine consists
of four sepaiating sieves, worked 10 .
most novel and ingenious manner. When
the machine is in motion eight vibrating
movements are impaired to the sleeves "a
sort of zig-zag oval mosion-which cannot
be easily described. At every third rrvo-
luton of the machine irip-hammer
strikes underneath the sieves, which keeps
them perfectly clean, and affords the grain
an opportunity of being separated from all
foreign substance. BY means of the Trip
hammer. al the grain is raised at each
stroke abou. two inches above the sieve.
80 tba' the heavy ends of the wheat come
down first and pass through the sieves.
So perfect is this machine IN its operations
that the grain is separated from cookie,
cheat. oats, barley or trash of any descrip-
ton. and comes out entirely clean. The
machine can he utilized in preparing
wheat for market, but it 10 designed ex-
pressly for cleaning grain for seeding
purposes, The farmer who uses the
can obtain for seed the very
largest, most plump and hes: developed
grains. There are four sieves used. the
top one being made ef zinc, perforated
with 900 holes; the other three arc made
of wire cloth. This machine can be pro-
PEELED bv any kind Of power-wind, water
steam or hand-and is SO constructed that
4 small child can turn the crank. One
man can turn the machine and easily
clean 100 bushels of grain per day. Two
men can clean per day, without extra
exertinn, 800 bushels. AT the last State
Fair this machine was awarded the f1rst
premium, and was pronounced by compe-
tent Judges to be the best cleaner ever
made in the State. Mr.. Daw has been
seven years in inven.,ng and perfectinR
his machine. He applied for and obtained
q patent on the 25th of November. 1873.
He is at present engaged in manufsc'ur-
ing machines at Salem and Corval'is
Since the State Fair Mr.. Daw has mann
factured eighty Of these machines. which
are now for sale. Patent right for Oregon
for sale. For particulars address Samuel
Dav. Co, Wallis, Oregon.-Oregonian.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

A few days ago an editor Of weekly
paper, p1hlished in one Of the remote
corners Of the Territory, happening to be
in Denver, was prompted by curiosity
similar to that Of our common sncestress,
Mrs. Eve, to indulge in q real Turkish
bath.
With sang froid calculated to make
a stranger think he had passed the greater
part Of his life in ConstantiEople, he stoll-
ed in DR.. IS establishment and made
known his desire. He was requested to
disrobe, after which be was ushcred into
room about 1Ox12 feet in dimensions,
the floor of which wasof woo1en grafings-
A thermometer on the wall marked the
temperature at 179 F.shr. After drinking
q pint of water he was left alone to gasp,
and as he feared, to suffocate. He saw a
mattress on the floor and laid down there
on. For the first time he thought Of the
eighty cents and the oriode watch left ir
his vest pocket in the dressing room, and
that the man who showed
him in had the appearance of . murderer.
He thought of his girl. his unpaid board
hill, and his mother, who, with her dying
breath, walned him against the evil and
dangerous devices Of modern times. Then
he got up and looked At the thermometer,
aud after taking another drink of water.
his condition with that of Dives,
who oEce found himsclf in just such q
place. minus the water. BY this time the
perspiration gnshed from every pore.
In about twenty minutes, to him twenty
|eternities. savior, in the shape of boy
Of seventeen. appeared. The youth had on
bout the same amount Of raiment as the
editor. He threw open . door and drag
ged his prize into the bath room proper,
and after laying him on . heated marble
slab. proceeded to lather and knca1 him in
i way unknown to man whose ablutions
and clcanings hal heretofore consisted OF
.a;s,,.;..s . 4sSss-tinaoa-in-A -h0Asdine- -hoaass
wash tub. After plas'ering over both eyes
Of his man, the young fiend turned
stream Of semi-boiling water on him, and
before the knowledge-seeker could yell
more than once, changed the stream t.
nne direct from Greenland's icy mountains
hereby freezing the oaths as they tel
from our mans lips. After being rubbed
down with gunny sack and horse brush
for few minutes, he was permitted T.
don his habliments and depart. wisc'
and cleaner man, cleaner. in fact than hs
ever was bef0re.-[DenverT Tribune.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

From the N. Y. Sun, 23 ulr.l

From the N. \. Sun, S5 uN.J
If the troubles Of this life do come. they
20 again, and We pass on to the life be-
yond. Who remembers what were deep
panes and troubles years ago. A dead
child lies before Us, and we mourn. hut
one turn of the wheel and we are with it
not here, but there. So we are i'm
punfined here" continued the pastor, fer
venily, land we feel that friends Go not
rust US. and we suffer insult and insult
and rebuke; and then we 60 back and
shut the unsuitable door, and look upon
,hinps that arr not seen, and say we have
\ house not made with han'ls-one that is
And, after all, We know that
our trouble is only . pins point a. COM
+, are.i to our life here aud hereafter. The
greatest cares and troubles pass away
Where is there person who is 6S years
old Who remembers the troubles OF his
hoyhood? A hoy might IS well 90 down
to Nahant after thirty years and see II ne
can find in tia sand tLose little holes he
dug with his toes long ago.
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|County Omcers.
IIndgc-u. n. Maguirc.

fJudgc-H. n. Mcguire.
p. q. Duke.
Z CO. Com'rs. p. w. Meadow.
1 G. w. Wakefield
&C. L. Clark, Deputy, J. B. Finch
n RccOrdcr-Arch Graham.
RS. b. Bowen.
endcnt Pub. In.-F. L. Stone.
rs. NJ. Reed.
A. ID. Mcpherson.
B. NJ. Dawes.
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hCIAL DIRECTORY.
md Territorial Officers.

oAA<A = "a AVSA ~~~~
BENZ. F. Potts, Virginia City
y. f. Galloway, Virginia City.
Sol Star, Virginia City.
-R. q. Hickman. Virginia.
ticc-D. $. Wade, Helena.
Justiccs-F. G. Scrvis, Va. City,
wlcs, Deer Lodge.
!. Att'y-M.C. Page, Radcrsburg
! Gcncral-A. J Smith, Helena
shal-WM. f. Wheeler, Helena
lint. Rev.-T. p. Fuller, Helena
Customs-T. A. Cummings
mining Surgcons-Cllas. Mussig-
Thos. Rcccc, Helena.
bm'rs John Potter, Hamilton
hire, Bozcnlan.
Land District-E. W: Willett
v. Bogert, Receiver: Bozema,7
Hand District-W. G. Child
IL. Weston. Receiver: Helcns
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

The YaDkton Press thinks that Presi-
dent Grants order Withdrawing . large
section Of country along the Upper Mis-
souri, River, including Brule City. from
,ccupatiou and sstllemest by the whites.
and adding Il to the Sioux Indian Reser-
vaiiou; will be apt 10 hatch brood Of ac-
counts against the government for dam
ages that will make Uncle Sam wibcs,
and wish tho thing hadn't beea done, and
addE "Brule City alone win probably
have claim for half ! million, while thert
win be 20 end 70 The damage inflicted o.
scores Of other settlers stretching along
|thc river for 80 miles,"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Residence, next to Metropolitan
BOzeman street. Tenders his
4 services TO the public.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05
bFESSIONAL CARDS.
on i. Byam,

rIC PHYSICIAN-Office in
~ building. north side Main
wing located in Bozeman, ten
Professional services to the cii''
aowr and county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

ACLAssIc MOxs.--A couple OF me4a'
bers of the darkey conference wess pass-
ing down the Avenue. when ono tToo %
the indigestible portion Of . pear, end -
his number elevens went up the nest OF
his being va. correspondlrglv loweroda-
..Kiyah. Brudder Jones, b you falling
from grace" chucklsd his oonpse'on'-
Not presacly. Deacon; l'ss settin' - Do
ragged edge oh par" f i-9 -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

WomAn dos GTsat deal y Discourage
lofty sentiments Of patriotism. When .
NAN u lsanisG Over back fence telling >
|neighboF hou - would she'd h's Is: drip
|of blond fes ss6errisg Louisiana, h lis-
|turts him % have bis wife yell from thc
|kitchen: ''Issok a'hers! are yop csmin1
with thas hackss of vstss, OF shall come
|ost and - = yosl-- Miwankse 6cau
lpel.
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Monroe, M. D.,

HAN ANANDSURGEON-OM OMce
,Or west Of Strasburgcr 4 SIer-
4 street, BOzcman, NJ. j. Ten
|ofessional services to the citizens
n and Gallatin county.
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II =. ViVion,

NEY AT LAW-Oficc. first
Perkins brick building, Main
eman. Will practice in all the
he Territory.
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The Gossipping Male Hen.

Twelve gossiping men will sit down to-
vether about store stove, and, like nt
If dissectlng physicians, lay out and liter
ally pick some absent one to pieces. One
pf them will 60 out, when just as he closes
the store door, the eleven will proceed 10
dissect his private character in about the
same condition Is was the chap who wa
shot through brush fence. Another one,
perhaps, thinking il time to 60 home.
when he. too, will soon be perforated and
tradsced by the remaining nine. Number
eight SO drops off.
..Whcn alas for the rarity
Of human charity"
if a stranger should drop in as he left. and
take the vacated seat he would soon get
IN ard leave it. feeling that he was pol
luting his form by occupying the seat
lately used by 50 great villain.
Number seven and six possibly may 60
out together. If perchance they should
20 around to the back window and listen,
they would both get off . respectable dis
tance from each other. and. hang closely
to their respective watches aud pocket
books.
Number five, fonr and three get tired
ont and start for their homes, when mum
bers two and one have the whole to them
selves. These are in no manner behind
their former companions In slanderine
their friends Finally. ~ the two remain
ing ones bid each other goodnight they
each remark to themselves something !ikt
this: "Well its lucky for me the rasca
didn't steal my pocket-b,ok. )"
The female gossip is dangerous piec'
|of furniture to have In the community
but when we see lc: Of male hens sitting
about : store stoYe, suffering from N u
tack Of chlnorhosea, We feel that any
thing that the average female gossip nigh
sav. would be praises such - few deserve
when compared 70 the venom Of . gossip
ping male hep's slander- -poisoned tongue
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

"You have pleasant home and br1ges
ireside, with happy children sitting
around It, haven't your" said the Judgs.
YES, sir" said Mr.. Thompson. who
thought he saw way out of tho dihlcslty.
WELL" said the Judge, III the happy
children SIT around the cheerful 1trssids
until you return, they will stay there just
forty-three days. - l shall have to send
YOU no for that time.
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A Disguised Chinaman.

The Milwaukee News reports the follow
ing case of distress from cold:
A Ohinaman ding down the street the
other morning. while trying to crawl head
and eare into the blouse peculiar to gen.
tlemcn of his nationality, met an acqual nt-
ancc;
..Muchee COLI, dam-no washce this
weather everybody go dirtce-dam."
'What is thaty" inquired the friend. !.
..cold."
"Yes belly COLI" replied the shiveriug
celestial.
'.Theu (llic) why in (hic) hell don't you
uck in your shirt tails asked an inebriated
IIoodlum who had been listening to the
dialogue The disguised son Of the Flow
cry Kingdom walked off with an air OF
injured dignity that would have brought
tears into the eyes of one of his stone
gods, had he been by
They came near having . domestic
tragedy IN Council Bluffs few nights
ago. A citizen of that place, being called
out of town by urgent business, bid tear
fu. and tender farewell to his wife and
babes and started out. Ills mission Wa
accomplished sooner than he had antici
pated. and taking the evening train ht
arrived home at about midnight G'ine
Ito his house he quietly let himself in with
% latch key and sllently went up stairs
The gas Was burning low, but there Wal
light enough for him to discover tws
forms in bed, where, according to h,
logic. but one should be. Though hal
crazed by the sight, some remnants o
coolness remained. and he Withdrew to se
cure . witness to substantiate the state
ment he would be compelled to make
After . weary search he found posce
man: aud returning to the house, stas,one'
him at the foot of the b d. A motion 0
his finger and the gas blazed 1t full head
and there, in the place where he only .
all men had right to be the s&onize
husband eaw his m0ther-in-law.
! THOUGH liberty has been extolled D.
|the writers OF all ages as the greatest Q
earthly blessings. the recipients OF th'
'lboon do not alwys sec 1t in that ligh
when the news Of Senator Johnson
election reached Knoxville, an old gentle
Imam of color, according to the Chron'cl
Iof that city, met on The street sister
1.-The same persuasion. ard accosted b
with. .Lordey Massey! Johs0n dun go
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% a. T.

~. ~. -.
bin LODGE, No. 40, I. 0. 9. T
{Fort Ellis, N. r., every Th'.-sds,
Members of the Order Away
W. @. SIMPSON, VI. G. 7.
D(ORrON, 6ec'y.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

AOAnADIAK musdervf wanted then %
put Oh the day Of execution, owing = ~
being afIlicted with the toothache ~ ~
aheriff said be had 70 60 70 MILL neAx DAY
aud be couldn't possibly accomn,ddase sse
nrin0ner.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

keorge May,
RNEY AT LAW-Ofice in Per
brick, up stairs, Main street,
I Montana. Will practice in all
| the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

THIS 10 the sort of notice thatas Oregon
lecturer gets from his village ncwspspes:
..Col Jo. Me~k has shouldered hls 5sw.
hone. and will tell the peopls mose tAan
,I,ey ever knew about mining" "a
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

kNCY At LAW-Ohice next
n A. Lamme & Co.'S, Bozcman,
| Will practice in all Courts Of
pry.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

UNHEALTHY ATTITUDE. - Secretary
Bristow has had occasion 70 ssooke ~
eral female clerks In his department. fof
sitting with their feet mp against ~ v's-
dow s,lls during lunch TINA He says 10
in,erferes with the freedom Of dieeaeoe.
Bnt II \ GOOD advertisement tog . heelesy
manufactOry. aes
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

NswsPAPER ENTERPRisx--The pas
siona,e blood of the first Cain still dances
holly in the veins Of his descshdaat.
Kaine, Of the Milwaukee Sentinel, . Wit
mesa the foll,wing: "6tSiped hoee V
again becoming popular. This 10 rel'a-
ble statement = mud puddle has been
formed on the crossing opposite the onlce."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

J. J. Davis,
RNEY AT LAW Once on
I street, Bozeman, N. I. viii
all Courts Of the Territory.
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1ohn Potter,

RNEY AT LAW, Hamilton
ana. Will practice in Ill Court
ritOry.
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Flowers open, smile
And die,
Hopes arise, beguile-
And fly,
Both have beauty's might
And wane;
Both are gentle, bright
And vain.
Death-Bed Rena0rse.

A rich wine-d 'aler residing in London,
recently ON his dca,h-bed being in great
distress of mind, kaowledged TO his
friends that his agony was Occasioned ny
the nature of business he had followed
for wears. He stated that it had been his
habit to purchase all the sour wines he
could, and by making use OF lead and
other deletcrious substances. to restore
the wine to palatable taste. He said he
had no doubt that he had been the meals
of destroying hundreds of lives. - he had
for some time noticed the injurious effects
If his mixtures ON those who used them
He had seen instances of this kind where
the uuconcious victims of his cupidity.
after wasting and declining for years.
DESPITE the best Of medical advice,
went to their graves poisoned by the
.dulterated wines he had sold them Ine
man died rich. But alas! what legacy
did he leave his children.
TnI Eastern quotations OF Cal'forn's
tobacco. cured under the Culp process
seems 10 bring very high pricesin the East.
The New York Tobacco Leaf. which we
mr.. sume to be reliable authority. reports
e.les follows: 1.-THE first sale In Louisville
Kentucky, OF California smoking tobacco
cured by the Culp process, shows ina
e California brought 80 per cent more thar
other tobacco sold that wes (. and 100 pei
cont n 1s0 more than everage new Iea1
from other States. Indeed. good Call
fornia lugs brought moro than new lea
4 from Indiana.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-05

II ie . coincidence Angus cameron, sne
new United States Senator from Wisc0n-
ain 10 succeed Matt Carpenter. WAS born
lin the same town - ex-senator ID 'oht'e,
whom Mr.. Carpenter succeeded. He prac-
,iced his profession q Buffalo for several
years. but, through dissipation. became
verv much reduced IN circumstances,
though he was recognised = having con
adorable Il. u ability. Rrnoving frs'm
Buffalo 10 laCrsse In 1857, be turned
|oyer new Leaf. and, after 1iling severn
lnuh:ic offices. was cent 70 the legislature
and vas elected SPEAKER Of tho House u
i 1857.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-25
LOS VbEJOS CAT0LICOs.

En- una correspondence dirigida q
IN peri6dico, NADIA amigo por cierto
del Papado, Sc prueba con. datos de
que nos ocuparemos en- seguida la in
signiGcancia del movimiento de los
viejos cat6licos. Vamos 4 YER ell asun7
to bajo ell punto de vista de la. esta
dfstica A la reunion celebrada en-
Bonn Ell 21 de mayo dltino por los
partidarios de esta secta solo enviaron
sus informes 100 de las $50 congre-
gaciones que existen en- AIemania, 10
que prueba que las so que Sc han
abstenito 8 no estan muy frmes en-
su nueva f9 8 no tienen cosa alguna
que comunicar en- favor del movi-
miento anti -religioso con que Sc ha
querido coadyuvar a los prop6sitos
del principe Canciller.
@ Resulta que las 100 congregacio-
nes informantes cuentan 47,737 af
liados, de ellos 15,Oo6 varones adul.
tos y 81 clerigos. En- este total Sc i'm
cluye q Prusia-el Estado que mas
ha hecho para estimular la formation
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-25

de las comunidades de viejos-cat6r
cos-que solo cuenta con 18,765 os
liados, entire los cuales hay 603o a.l' ~
rones adultos y % clerigos. Dursns, "a,
el ano dltimo, cuando las contravo'
sias religiosas llsgaban q su limit
la prensa instaba al pdblico para onS
apoyase ell movimiento, solo 1, 1877 NC
sonas Sc adhirieron a la secta. De rea ~
tos recien-llegados l, ,459 eran solta
ros, 10 que prueba que muy poco,
padres de familia quieren romper Ios
Iazos que los ligan con la Madre 90 '
nun de los feles.
La nueva denomination es rel.s
vamente fuerte en- ell Gran Ducsdo
de Baden, de cuyos 100000 cat6Iicn.
20 sea casi dos ,tercios de la pobls
cion total, solo IA 900 han seguiSo
la nueva secta, movimiento que 50
explica por la reciente ley que da
los viejos cat6licosparticipacion en- los
foados de la Iglesia. En- Baviera, en-
va poblacion cat6lica Sc acerca 4
$4,000, almas, hay 13.OOO0
ailiados, de ellos 4,245 adultos v1S
sacerdotes. Estosl dltimos solo banss
aumentado en- ell curse del ano con 6
prusianos, 2 bayaros y 3 suizos, todos
ordenados por ell Obispo Reinkeps
Los estudiantes de la teologfa de IA
secta cismatica solo ascienden ali,
matriculados en- la Uniyersidad DE-
Bonn. Como en- este mundo ell Que No
Sc alegra es porque no quiere, los
viejos-cat6licos, 4 pesar de estos exi.
guos resultados, Sc les prometen le.
Ices en- ell informe de doude estSn
tomados los datos antecedentes.
Hay qulen sospecha que la ley va
aprobada por la Dieta prusiana DO
niendo en- possession de las propieda-
des de la Iglesia Cat6lica a la nueu
secta, aumentara en- uu porven'r in.
mediate ell ndtnero de los afliadOs
pero esta esperanto, a1n en- concepto
- ~ &
del protestante que la insinda, es bas.
tante iIusoria, y los yiejos cat6licos no
pueden probar que su denominacon
haya alcanzado verdadera vitalidad nj
prometa sensib es adelantos. Dignos
de compassion por su ceguedad, como
ohsefvan muchas de las prescripcio-
nes de Ia Iglesia, no logran los vie
josrcat6licos, hacer proselitos entire las
classes descreidas, entire los racionalis-
tas que, con mas s2fla que ellos y adn
que ell gobierno alenan inspiradO pOr
Bismarck, hacen la guerra al VaticanO
BueEo es, conocer la importancia y
poder del enemigo, J este no 10 des-
cuidan los que estan encargados de
velar por los intereses de la Iglesia,
\
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-25
$4.011,692 09 $7.OoO,00O 90

Para hacer ell cua1ro anterior con
toda exactitud hemos partido de la
base de los 100000 que Sc pagarian
anualmente, deduciendoIa suma amor
tizada cada ano del capital y calculan-
do los intereses que correspondent al
capital restante despues de hecho
cada pago. Por ESQ Sc observa que las
cantldades de los intereses van dis
mlnuyendo segun Sc amortiza ell capi-
tai a proportion que aumentan los
reintegros de este, Asf es que suman
do la cantidad de intereses y la del
capital que Sc abonarfa cada aflo dan
100000 anuales, exceptuando ell Ill
tlmo a1o, Ell decimo sexto, en- que
solo satisfarlamos $411,692-O9 en-
yez de los 100000.
Los anteriores guarismos nos dicen
que serfa admissible Ell emprestito ST,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-25

dejara avsnzar porque no nos concord,
responsiveness al centinela Cuba libre,
pronunciar6 yo con ell acento mas CANA
gueyano que me sea possible les palabras
que nos han de dejar franca la entrada, Y
pasaremos 81 hay alarma, nadie dispare
un t.ro hasta que yo no 10 mande: empIea
remos la bayoneta y ell machete que no
hacen ruido. No nos convene despertar
q las dos terceras parties de los enemigos
que estaran durmiendo. z entremos pOr
la astucia por la fuerza veinte hombres
al mando del sargento Nunez Sc pondrkn
de espaldas contra la roca que esta q cua-
tro pasos del estero con sus remingtons
listos y sus Glen capsulas a mano y
desde ALI mi primer aviso abriran un
fuego nutrido sobre los que nos ataquea.
Hay un peIigro por la parte de arriba de
Ia Iona que termina en- la pefa que os he
dicho. De ALI, inclinando los rifles. pueden
fasilarnos entertainments boca de iarro
pOr la nuca. Para evitar esta emboscada
necesitsn agacharse cuanto buenamente
puedan los veinte voluntarios que han de
dar Ell fren:e, y los diez restantes essarAn
de espaldasai estero y, con la vista fla en-
el bosque cue corona Ell penasco, dispara-
ran sus armas la primera hoja 8 rama
que Sc mueva. 1EntendeisY
Isl, mi captain, respondieron varios.
"A yer, hagamos aqul Ell ensayo. Voy
designar los yeinte indiyiduos que han
de dar la espalda al pehasco los diez
que han de darle .el frente.
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