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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26
PATRONS OF H%USBANDRY.
DOES THE GRANGE PAY.

Jlle nation is prevalent that when
Il grange is so far away from grange deal
rrs. agents and stores that its members
cannot buy and sell through grange chan
nels. it is of no benefit to them. This no.
ton may be, indeed it is, well grounded.
Very few oranges thus situated are OF any
service to their members. But for THIS the
members themselves arc to blame; and not
their location, nor any circumstances over
which they have no control. Oftlnes, the
members of a grange think they cannot prot
itably buy and sell through the grange
agencies and stores when really they can.
They may be too far away from agencies
and stores for each member to send ia his
own little orders alone: and yet SO near
that. if three or four or tive members com
bined their orders, and bought OF a grange
store or agency, they would DO better tor
themselves, morally and financially, than II
they bought of the country store-keeper on
credit. But, suppO%e, q Eran"e were So laf
from all grange business establishments as
to be. from a business point OF view, OF no
earthly service to its members, it might
rtill be of the greatest benefit. If the Or
der imposed a heavy tax on farmers, and !.
70 keep I'D a grange it was necessary to in
cur any burdensome expense, thea mem
bers might complain, when they bought
no cheaper and sold t'leir produce no better
because of the grange, tina tho Grange did
not pay. But the expense is light; it is
nothing; compared with the pleasure and
instruction thai any grange raay be made
to yield, whether it ~ields any financial re-
turn or n~ot.-GlQuqe Bulletin.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26

ayers in winding up its affairs was slmpiined'
since Instead of having to dispose OF tilelr
material. they had but to prove their loss
and collect their insurance. Ihey began
With sufficient subscriptions paid up-so, at
least they assured the public-they trans
acted a cash business, which appeared to
be commemorative, and it is but reasonable to
expect that they paid cash. 1T there Is any
hitch about the business, it would at least
seem proper that the stockholders should
know it. Thanks to the official position
and journalistic connections OF the manag-
ers of this enterprise, they enlisted at the
outset the hearty cooperation OF the Grange
press and prominent Patrons everywhere,
and we're enabled to make it a success.
They owe it to these Patrons and papers to
give a speedy and satisfactory account OF
their stewardship. If a clique or "rlng -
of " bloated monopolists'' should be thus
tardy and mysterious in their action towards
their shareholders, would they not be de-
nounced Pm. Y. World.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26
The Wisner "Tigsr" Self, Operating
Sulkv Hay Rake

Is self-Distharging, the horse dumps it, a boy or
girl that can drive can rake with it as we'll as the
strongest man. 1t has a solid wrought iron axle.
1t is the most simple and easiest working Rake ever
used.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26
THE CENTENNIAL ENCAMPMENT.

The twenty-one Oranges in the Pomona
Grange of Crawford County, Pa, at its last
meeting, unanimously adopted the
following preamble and resolution.
Whereas, Much dissatisfaction has arisen
In regard to the result of the Changers Cen
tennial Encampment therefore,
Resolucd. That it is sense of Pomona
Grange. 26, that it is the duty of the officers
of said Encampment TO make a full and de-
tailed statement Of the financial affairs of
the association
In the discussion which preceded the
adoption Of this expression of opinion a
great many members of the order who are
stockholders in the enterprise stated that
they had been left entirely in the dark in
regard 10 the management and disposal of
the stock and receipts Of the Encampment,
and had received no return whatever for the
money Invested. The Patrons of Crawford
are not the first to utter Il similar complaint
"A complaint which is only too well founded.
1t il now nearly five months since the En-
pe4ition closed. and as the ~Encampment
was destroyed by fire the work Of the mar.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26
THE GOOD 1F TIE ORDER.

The farmer and TIE mechanic whose joint
labor produces iot only me necessafles of
life, but all the wealth, have fora long tune
been doing all the labolous drudgery-
while the politician, the banker and speclt-
lator have derived tho profits and the COM
forts of their toll. The result has been, at
ter a careful Investigation, 70 establish So
rieties among themselves, We have two
~socities now fairly organized, with lodges
premeating every state. The Changers,
whose members consist OF farmers, and the
Sovereigns of Industry, composed of opera
tive mechanics and others whose employ
ment is chiefly confined TO manufacturing
pursuits. Secret societies to a certain ex-
tent they are, but they are not governed or
hampered by laws, circumscribing the intel
lectual capacity Of the members with the
terrible bush of secrecy, like the Masonic
and their kindred societies. The Changers
as a society, have thrown down the barriers
OF silence and discrimination, they tell their
members, it is their duty as farmers and as
citizens to be so mach politicians as to ex-
ert a legitimate influence for political re-
form. Thanks then to the Changers for
cutting the Gordian knot of silence in the
lodge. 1t tells them plain rs the hand-writ-
ing on the wall the time has arrived when
all questions belonging to them, as tree
men and citizens, must be met and debated
upon by them, not with tile rancor of party
strife, but as farmers and citizens.-Eimu'a
Hasbandnaan.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26
pornv MOUNTAIN HUSBANDMAN.
Tur next meeting of the National Grange
r,;1, no held at Cincinnati, Nov. u.

Tur next meeting of the National Grange
iii no held ut Cincinnati. Nov. II.
ACpASGy store with Il capital OF 9zo'ooo
will coon he started ut Robinson. Ill.
TUE York County (Me.) Council has or
oanized IL grange insurance company OH
the mutual plan.
The new Grange store at Greenhelo'(M MO-
,enorts Il business of 81 600 during the l"sC
onorter. purchase to the amount OF 9ooo
being made by Patrons.
TuE Wisconsin State Agency reports
Goods in store valued at $4,0S3. 81, ana cash
and debts to the amount OF $6,3lo.o9. us
liabilities are $S,253.l9.
J.. n. Stevens, State Lecturer OF the "a
irons of Husbandry, says the kansas 20
oneratiye Association has already got hall
it's capital stock subscribed necessary 10
operations. 1t intends shipping
Grain to Il smaller cooperative ASSOCIATION
in Great Britain.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26

A EETIN was held at Owen Sound.
Canada, pursuant to notice, for the purpose
OF organizing q Mutual Fire Insurance
Company under the auspices of the Domin-
ion grange, on Wednesday the 2Sth. This
Association commences business under very
favorable circumstances, having applications
for insurance to the amount of 500. 900.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26
WTED: G. co.
HELENA, MONTANA.
Balm WAGON.

The Balm Wagon, with al its NEW improvements
for the season 1877, will do harder work and stand
more real hard knocks, with Less Repairs, than any
other wagon made. The Patent Improved Skein
Tiqhteners and Oil Holes in Thimbles are used exclu-
sively and only on the Balm Wagon. The Balm
Wagon stands without a rival il superiority ard
workmanship, and is the most reliable wagon under
oil circumstances now used.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26
LOUISIANA STATE GRANGE AGENCY.

We regret to announce that n. d. Wet
more, State Grange agent of Louisiana has
beer seriously embarrassed financially, so
much so that he has been obliged to suspend
pryment until an arrangement can be made
with his creditors, which, we are informed,
will be done in a very few days.
The Patrons of Husbandly in Louisiana
and elsewhere will loose nothing, in any
event: Bro. Wetmore's bond being suf-
ficient to cover all contingencies. We are
reliably informed that the debts due the
Agency by Patrons are greater than the
amounts due by the Agency to Patrons. The
real cause of his embarressments is the neg
lect of the order to render that cordial, uni
ted, and effective support, which, as the
bonded Agent of the State Grange, he had a
right to expect. This is another triumph
for the enemies Of our Order and they are
not slow in making the best use of it.
Bro. Wetmore is still receiving and filling
orders and will continue to do so, when or
ders are accompanied by cash OR its equiv
alent. He will not be able to make advaD-
ces, as he has sometimes done. The Ex-
ecn!ive Committee of the State Grange will
hold a meeting at all early day and the re-
suit of their deliberations will be made
known through our columns.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26

THE Livingston Co., Qll.) Grange has
been considering the propriety of establish
ing a purchasing agency for the county, but
no immediate steps were taken in that d.
rection for the present.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26
The Oliver Chilled P!ow

scours in any place, will work well in hard, dry
ground, so that fall blowing can now be done with
out lrrigating. The success of this plow has been SO
marvellous that those unacquainted with this style Of
plow can hardly realize its advantages unless thcy
see the Oliver Plow, and then use the Oliver plow:
loo were sold In Utah in the season of 1876.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26

The Grange plaster mill of Michigan, has
shipped G,00O tons Of plaster..over the Mich
igan Central Railroad.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26

"A null line OF Agricultural Implements and Balm
wagons, all sizes, will always be found in stock at
the Balm Wagon Yard.
oan ana examine our stock before buying, and
save money.
SAETER & CO., Agents,
~ HELENA, MONTANA.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-26
The Champion Reapers and Mowers

are the acknowledged leading Machine in the world.
Over 100000 now in the hands Of Farmers. The
sweeping triumphs achieved by the Champion Ma
chine during the past few years have placed them in
the lead, and made them the Standard Machine OF
the world.
Persons wanting REPAIRS for the Champion Ma
Co., Helena, so there will be no delay when needed
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-24

parte de Ia antigua cubierta de IA adua-
na de Hnmacao.
POI Real 6rden del 20 de dicienbre
Sc autorizaa dona Enriqueta Luisa Van
Rhyn de Eckelmann para construir al
macenes de comercio EN- la playa de
Ponce.
Camuy contribuyo con la suma adj
cional de s14 so para los pobres del
huracan, y Lares con 1852 81.
En- Faiardo sorprendio la Guardia Gle
orden p1blieo d 10 iugadores, que fue-
ron multados. en- Barros sorprendi6 4
siete mas la Guardia civil, habiendo 81
do penados tres propietarios uno con
600 pesetas de multa, dos con 800 cada
uno y los demas, iornalaros, con 25 ca
da uno. Todos menos uno de estos Ill
timos pasaron EN- carcel
Ell Excmo. Sr. Captain General ha
dispuesto SO entreguen so centavos 4
los sargentos Y 20 los cabos Y solda-
dos con motive de ser los dias de S. NJ.
Ell captain del puerto de Arroyo anun-
cia>al pilblico,que sc han encontrado en-
el cano del Pozo, 6 tablones de pino
blanco, que puede reclamar el que Sc
luzgue con derecho 4 ellos.
Ell Cuerpo lie Orden p1blico ha pres
tado en- Diciembre !, 1876 servicios.
El 8 V 8 de febrero ten,lran lugar los
examenes de escuela en- Aguadilla, Y eli
16 V IL en- Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-24
BoLETIN RELIGIOso.


Dia % SAN nDEFoNso, Arzobispo de
Toledo.
Ell glorioso SAN ILDEFoNso, espeio de
santos prelados, honra de Espana y
gloria de Ia Iglesia, nacio en- La ciudad
de Toledo, en- la casa de San Esteban
Yllan, Y que mas tarde perseneci6 & los
condes de Orgaz Su padre Sc liamaba
EstGban y su madre Lucia; criaronle
con gran cuidado como q hijo de ora
Clones Y de lagrimas, instruyendole en-
santas saludables doctrinas. Siendo
aun muy nino le enviaron sus padres 4
Seyilla bajo la direction de San Isidro,
para que recibiese de aquel prelado la
verdadera ciencia. En- tempo del rey
Recesvinto fue colocado en- Ia silla de
Toledo, donde muri6 en- el Senor el %
de enero.
Microbes Nuestra Sonora de la
Paz, y San Timoteo.
Jueves. La Conversion de San Pa
bio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-24

tante
i Por que no lie hemos de poner
otro vestido?
d A quien? pregunto Modesto.
i A la muneca 81 esta tan fea asl
i parece una criada dame aca ell de CO.
lor de rosa!
Es lastima para casa murmur5
timidamente Modesto.
- I,astima repitio Dolores soltan-
do una carcaiada y yaquella nina, tan til
mida y encogida delante de su madre,
parecia trasfgurada por una expression
lena de malicia Y de esplritu dominan-
te.
Chispearon sus negros oios, su roia
boquita SO puso mas enearnada, Y de su
frente parecian brotar rayos de luz res
plandecientes.
En- aquel instante acerto 4 mirarla 81
pintor y exclamo con profunda admira-
cion:
-i Que hermosa es esa criatura
i Muy hermosa, repitio su mujer
pero 81 no la tuviera su madre tan SUE
Ia, seria mas mala que ell enemigol
-Vamos, continue Dolores mirande
4 la muneca, no puedo yer los vestidos
pobres me ponen triste cuando ye
sea grande y duena de mis- acciones, he
de II siempre muy elegante
- Pero para estar en- casa OBJ
servo tristemente Modesto, al vel
que su amiga despoiaba rapidamente
| Cesarina de su usado yestido de india
na, y le ponia el fiamante de color de
rosa, que ella guardaba tanto.
Para estar en- casa, tambien ha dt
lleyar vestidos luiosos.
-Pues 20, dijo Modesto, para esta1
en- casa, 10 peor, asi dice mi madre, qu'
no 50 quiere vestir nunca, porqne lol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-24

i dueho del estsiletimeat0 que ie guardara cl
/ yioin, que dei6 sobref b mostrador. Casi ri
Inisno tempo entro un cabaefO, nuy bien
vestido pidi0 una c0pa, que tom0 de PIE va
en- el mostrad0r, preteXtandQque no p0dia per-
Esl er tismp0. Fii6se ensI si0tn 10 examine y
| dijo al dueilo del cafe 'Compro el violin. DOy
for el 5000 fianeos. Ell otro le miro, el caballe
ro isistiO en- Ia oferta aquel dijo que el violin
no le perteneeia y el e0nprad0r afiadi6: . No
puedo detenenne, pero aquf tiene listed mi tar
jeta Siquieren vender eI violin, llevenlo mi
casa cnyas sefas estan en- ella, pag0 en- el
acto :, 5,UD0 frances DicTlo esto, Sc marchC
Fl dueho del cafe propElso al que 10 era del
violin la yenta del Instruments, pero este sc ne
60, diciendo que era muy hueno no guerra
deshacersc de Il. Ell cafetero le ofreci6 500
frances, que ftleron recIiazados; Iuego 1000,
que taInbien 10 fueron, y por 1ltimo, 500 Ell
otro yacil6. y aeab6 por aceptar, recibiendo en-
el acto el tlinero Y dando el violin Ell dueiio
del cafe iey6 Ia tarjeta que lie habia dejado el
catJallel'o, y fnese corriendo Ia casa que indl-
eaban las sefas para cobrar los 5. 900 francos
ofreeidos por el instrumental. I4ega, llama,
abren. pero nadie sabe darle razon del fnlano
por quien preguuta, : ell eafetero Sc conyehce
Gle que e han hecho saltar de Ia bolsa l. 900
frances en- eanlbio de un violin.
Las gOIondrinas.
Elias cluzan de los mares-el blanco cenda
tendldo, elias leyantan su nide--en nuestros
duces hogaFes-Ellas rizan azuladas las dia-
demas de su pluma,y ronlpen Ia densa brt-
ma--en magmfcas bandadas. Elias cantan
euaneo arle-el roo sol en- la TERRA elias gil
men cuando cierra-sus blancos ojos Ia tarde,-
Elias adoraan sus galas-del alba al primer
destello ;--tienenmuy baIco sucueilo, -tienen
muy negras sas alas. Elias, al morir Ia luz, -
llOran con eco doliente elias beSaron 10 fren-
te--de Jesucristo en- 10 cruz.-4on las aves pc
regrin ts---que Dos levantan- ell vuelo son
| ay las ayes del celo,--y SO llaman COLON
driaas.
Grilo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-24

meior: voy pedir permiso d mi ma
Dire,
No 10 hagas dijo resueltamente
Dolores {: nc seas tonta ?
d Como tonta
ST lie pides permiso, no te dejari
asi, vistete sin decirle NADIA.
i Me renir&
i Ca boba tn madre no rine por
esas cosas 81 f,yara la mia con que
ven aca te ayudare!
Dolores hizo salir Ia fuerza 4 su
amiga de entire las ropas del lecho Y
empezo vestlrla, acabando muy prom
1 to-
Entonces Sc descubrio toda la hermo-
fsura de la figura de Modesto.
| Era una nina esbelta, delicada, de
una blancura nacarada y habia EN- ella
algo de poderoso, de dulce, de suave y
de encantador, que decia perfectamente
con su nombre.
Cuando estuvo vestida, su amiga la
tomo del brazc, y salieron iuntas, di-
ciendo Dolores con yoz campanuda al
aparecer en- la puerta de la alcoba
II Buenas tardes
i Ninas sque habeis hecho ex-
clam6 Elena 1 por que te has vestido,
Modesto?
Sc cansaba de estar en- CANA, res
pondio Dolores por la interpelada.
II Y como NADIA me dolia! objet6
Modesto con timidez,
i No importa ahora te vas cons
tipar vas & ponerte peor
--Yo Ia abrigar6 diio Dolores y
quitandose su panuelo del cuello, le
echo sobre los hombros de Modesto la
sento sobre una silla, y Sc coloco 4 su
lado, prodigandole toda clase de cuida-
dos y atenciones. Il.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-24

Habia en- aquella ternura algo de pro-
tector de fuerte, que contrastaba con
la debil apariencia de Modesto Sc como
cia que Dolores queria q su amiga con
IN carino 1ntimo profundo.
Las miradas de Modesto su amiga
eran t1midas Y dulces, y parecia obede-
cerla con gusto con carino.
Una vez sentadas la una al lado de la
otra, colocaron Cesarina en- una silla
Immediate Y entablaron, de nueyo un
dialogo animado.
-Yo no Sc, dijo Dolores, que era la
que tomaba siempre la iniciatiya, como
mi madre me ha dejado subir hoy con-
tigo.
d Por que? { has sido mala pre-
gunto Modesto.
mo tenia CANA de coser, y me re-
gan6l
i Pero 81 nunca tienes CANA de ira
balarl
ID Que culpa tengo yo de que me
guste mas andar que estarme sentada
cuando me enearga sacar cosas de la
despensa, ropas de los armarios, y ayu-
dar Simona d limpiar la sala, estoy
mas contenta.
---Pues hiia, ( mime sucede 10 con-
trario, objeto Modesto: mas me gusta
coser Y bordar, que no que madre me
enyie q La eocina d soplar con el fuelle,
q limpiar verduras, 8 al comedor po-
ner y guitar la mesa.
- Ay, pobreeita mia sxclam6 Elena
miranda 4 su hija con los ojos cubiertos
de lagrimas: es que bordar y coser, es
tn deseanso /! como somos pobres, tengc
que dedicarte q faenas que no to GUSTAV
nj mi tampoco que las lesempenes
q Yque remedio? !? repuso apaeible-
mente Molesta es muy iusto cue ls
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AcTos c1vIcos.

Ell l1nes por la ,noche en- celebration
de la slspera de los dias de S. NJ. ell
rREYs "a. ID. G.), recibio el Excmo. Sc
nor Gobernador General comisiones de
todos los cuerpos y centros ciyiles y
militares, ebsequiando & los concurren-
tes con refrescos, helados, dulces y be-
bidas tratandolos todos con la pro-
verbal cortesania que caracteriza tan
distinguida Autoridad, Ell tanto que las
bandas de los batallones tocaban de-
lante de los balconies de la Fortaleza
una variada serenata.
Hoy 23 recibio c6rte S. E. con la So
lemnidad de costumbre, acudiendo 4
rendir esta prueba de adhesion al Mo-
narca las corporaciones ciyiles Y mill
tares, los titulos de Castillo, grandes
cruces, c6nsules, funcionarios, etc.
La plaza ha hecho sus saludos de or
denanza, ven los momentos en- que es-
tas lineas trazamos, Sc preparan los
cuerpos militares y ell de Voluntarios
para la gran parada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-24
srgaaento ma hl.tolae . ID aaIasa q d sl.aL

afgUllilent0 INA niStOlFA ZIG alepS ch "a fttaL
sin embargo, slt autSr. gcF SRI Fdrnandez Bre
non, hace Ia dctensa dc tres grandes cosas
Ia Religion, Ia patria Y In familia. III sr. Bre
mon ha sabiflo tocar estas tres tibras con III
preiInlld dslnstinto Epor4no estas eDsas 70 sc
! aprenden de artista Y dc poeta. La asombro-
! 50 scneillez de los medios emptead0s, revell EN-
q un eseritor dramatico de rsza.
Arrancar los aplausos, vioenfando los senti-
mientos llenando ell tcatro de stuacioneS de
relumbron Y de escenas espeinznantes, es obfa
faei pero subyugar i un pdbheo numeroso
! cor resortes tan sencillCs cs sign0dc potencia
La pieza del ST. Fernandez Bremon sc titu-
In D0S kijos. No sabemos por que ell autor ha
negado i este titulo el apoyo dc I'm artleulo sin
el cua parece que va 4 cacrse, per0 ell pG0lico
Sc 10 pondrA
Esta obrita, cue ha lenado por espacio de
muchas noches Ell popular teatro de Novedades,
haobtenid0 un sxito de emQcion dc lagrimas,
capaz dc lsonjear IA ambicion del poeta mas
descontentadizo FL triunfo del Sr Bremon
cs envidiable, no solo porque parece obtendo
sin esfuerZo, sino tanthien porque las agrimas
que arranca salem de los manantiales mas puros
del alma. Pocas vcces ha podido decirse con
tanta iustieia que el autor ha eserito una bella
obra y ha ejecutatIo una buena accion
Ell p1blico sale del tcatro contcnto del autor
y de 81 mismo.
Los Smples ecOs tic una caNDaHla lelana !;
un Viatico que pasa al lado de Ia accion, sill
contacto algnno Goa ella desenlazan la obra de
I'm modo tan inesperudo y tan i gusto de los
espectadores, que ninguno que sepamos' Sc
le ha ocurrido hacer una soa objection contra
ella. Es una adiYinacion que ,teben agradecer
la moral eI arte
Mucho sc debe esperar de un cscritor que
reune I'M pdblico numeroso por espacio de
mas dc yeinte noches para hacerie llorary
aplaudir ideas sentimientos contra los cuaies
sudan hoy casi todss las prensas de Europa.
Solo puede pernitirse seingianIes atruyimien-
tOs la literature con Catecisno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-24

ayude q v, madre mia, que 4 Y. tam
bien le gusta mas coser los gorritos de
Cesarina de Federico, y hace todo 10
que es menester. Ell padre de mi ami
guita Dolores es mucho mas rico que
nosotros, Sverdad?
--Si por cierto, hiia mia, 10 pasa me-
jor que tn padre, que esta enfermo mu-
chas veces y no pueIe trabaiar.
/ Rico mi padre exclam6 Dolores:
81, 81 rico Lo cue Sc llama ser rico
.es un senor i quien hemos lido { yer el
otro dia, y que tiene una nina
d Como nosotras? pregunt6 Mo-
desta.
No; es mayor: es casi una senori-
Ia tiene va catorce amos :,pero es muy
amable, y me ha dicho que yendra (
Ljugar conmigo, y ESQ que su padre es
conde.
ID Y como Sc llama?
Sc llama Berta.
Nombre de reina antigua, diio
riendo ell pintor.
Berta llamaba 4 su padre Papd J;
yo die i mi madre 81 guerra que Ia lla-
mase Mama, j me respondio que no ;
que q Dios va la Vigen SO les llama
Padre y Madre, y que no queria modas
en- ESQ, porque los padres son Ia ima-
gen de Dios. rs
Tiene razon, observe Elena en- los
nombreg de Padre u 11etfyT. tan dilces
v tan santos, no deben entrar las mo-
das.
is) En- 81 ano 20 los hios decian Padre Maelrs
ann los de las iamilins meior acomodadas. con mny
raras excepeoncs.
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