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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11
POUND NOTICE,

Taken up and in City Pound, on Mata-
mOraS street, on or about the 9th day of
September, 1894:
One red brindle cow, no brand.
One red heifer, no brand.
One red calf, no brand.
One bay two-year- pony, no brand.
Which will If not redeemed before sale,
be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at said pound, at the
hour of II o'clock, a. M, On the 14th day of
September, 1894. w. D. DRUsE,
90 st Marshal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

Gods genial sun shines not upon
fairer heritage than on this great
Southwest Texas.
Only an eye witness can conceive
of the ravages of that Uvalde water
burst, but it was not in it with
those northern fires.
The war issues are dead, and the
present issues are those of indus
trial and financial policy. All
wise men will fight for the policy
that pronounces in favor of protec-
ton to their business.
The protectionist in Con-
gress, elected to protect your wool
and cattle interests, will have the
same hearing and influence there
that Lucifer would pleading for a
friend at Peters gate.
The man who legislates to des-
troy the value of your Industries
is not the representative" of your
interests, no matter by what pOliti-
cal name he goes, or by what party
gods he swears.
Between the silver sluggers on
the one hand and the gold grabbers
on the other Carlisle has had a
hard time of it.
Nine .tenths of the business i'm
provement is reported from the
live Southern cities. The South is
in it.
The difference between China and
Japan is that between mossback
barbarism and live semi-civiliza-
ton.
Ward McAllister has taken big
contract in caring for the soiled
linen of his 400.
There is this to be said: the free
trade vote in this district, and in
this city, will not knock out the
educators Of this section. Schools
are opening on time and more of
them than ever before.
HOgg will soon surrender the
chair of government, but he has
not redeemed his pledge to wipe
out the pistol toter.
Mary's little lamb wants to
know if it is so have a voice
in fixing the price of its own wool?
The Democratic party is a hard
stepmOther to the lambs of this
wool growing district.
Two more months to fight the
battle for the preservation of our
wool, hides, sheep and cattle inter-
ests.
The Arkansas Pass Beacon has
"hopes" once more that the bar
will be removed. Hope deferred,
etc.
There is no doubt that the drouth
has badly cut western corn, and
there is no doubt that the scare cut
about as big a figure as the drouth
did.
Mexico is shipping out her
cereals to the Central Americas.
through her new outlet to the Pa.
cific. The Aztec people are COM
ing rapidly to the front.
The mayor elect is respectfully
requested to give ear to the long
heard and long neglected COM
plants, that arise from the tax
payers on Austin, Flores, Alamo
and other streets.
The sheep men of Texas have
found out that free trade ballots
have a boomerang attachment to
them, and they should be mighty
careful how they allow themselves
to fire them into the ballot box.
Governor Waite has that bloody
bride still laid up in the archieves
of his office, and wants to put it to
use, if Colorado is willing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1891
FOR CONGRESS,
18th Cong. District,
HON. GEO. III. NOONAN
Election, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 81.

All that the Democratic press
harp upon in their reference to the
New York campaign is the size OF
Morton's barrel. The Democracy
are posted as to where the strength
of their candidate lies, and are
alarmed at a man taking the field
with more Democratic arguments
in his pocket than their own can.
didate has.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

James. Coleman-Drayton, hus-
band of the heiress of the Astor
family, who gained such notorioty
abroad as the principal in the at
tempt to bring Borrowe to book for
criminal intimacy with Mrs.
Drayton, has brought suit for d.
vorcce and will air the family
linen in the American laundry.
He asks absolute divorce and
names Borrowe as the adulterer in
partnership. These blue-blOoded
Gothamites are some of them a
dirty set, and a disgrace to their
hard. working dads and mans
who laid the foundations for a
wealth that has been prostituted
to all manner of uncleannesses al
home and abroad.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

Houston Post: The act of the
mob in Tennessee in taking from
the officers and numbering the ne
groes who were under arrest on a
charge of being barn burners has
aroused a storm of intense indigna-
ton, the force of which these self
appointed executiOners will be GER
tain to feel. There was no sort Of
excuse for the devilish deed Of the
mob, surprising in atrocity the
crime with which the negroes were
charged, but of which they had not
been proven guilty. If, as alleged,
the officer in charge of the prison
ers was a party to the outrage no
punish ment is severe enough for
him.
1t is decidedly refreshing to hear
such an utterance from the Hous-
ton Post, and it demonstrates that
the civilizing influences Of the
LIGHT have not been in vain. 1t
is not so many moons since the
Post gloated over the roasting OF
negro criminals as a sight pleasing
to the gods, and so to be commend
ed of men. The Post is to be con-
graduated on its increasing hu-
manitarianism.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

The Gulf Shore road is astonish-
ing the east with its energy and
perseverance, and its bedrock bust
ness grit. 1t actually stood upon
nothing and kicked at the wind a
few months ago, and now it is fair
ly well upon it's feet and within a
few weeks will be putting down a
mile Of iron per day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

Just wait until the awakened
industries of this southwest return
their Protection candidate to Con-
gress, announcing to the brains and
business of the Nation, that bust
ness and industrial needs are rated
higher than party shibboleths, and
there will be such rush for this
region as will amaze the Gazette !;
a rush such as in it's widest cries
of "on to" it never dreamed of.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

Galveston News: Trace the an.
archist back and you will find that
at some time during his life he
has been badly beaten in horse
trade.
The meaning Of this Delphic ut
terance, that is if meaning it has,
is too deep to pay for the labor OF
digging it out. Like the bilious
man who imagines himself pious,
the News is only obscure when it
imagines itself wise.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11
WARNING.

The public is notified to pay no monies
any persons on account Of the LIGHT
except to our authorized collectors as
published in the paper, unless they hold a
written receipt, or endorsed bill from the
undersigned. T. B. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LIGHT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

The old poll issues are dead,
so say the Democrats. Let them
die and draw the lines on the in
dustrial salvation or damnation of
the individual districts. If protec-
ton be wise then protect; If free
trade be wise, then vote freetrade
and let the bars down all over the
country. The case is at least in the
courts, and it is for the voters of
this district, as one of the jurors
to declare their verdict in the
premises. 1t will go as the people
at the polls decide in November,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

There is not much talking at
National Republican headquar-
ters, but there is industrious
woodsawing.
The cholera is coming rapidly
to the front in European cities.
American cities must clean up.
Colorado is in the soup if Waite
is again elected to monkey with
the government Of the state.
The Democrats have sized the
situation and think that it will
cost $4,000 to carry Oklahoma.
There is method in the disgust
of those Louisiana sugar planters,
and it will bear fruit.
The Louisiana sugar planters
will stand by their guns and put
Protection candidates in the
field.
It is the longest head as much
as the longest pole that knocks the
persimmon.
Waco Evening News-The Waco
ENeuiuS NEWS, ~ Iu6 LNeuluS
Telephone, II. In baseball par
lance that's the way the telegraph
ic score stood, in point of the num-
Der of items that appeared in the
papers mentioned, in their respec
tive issues yesterday.
Fort Worth Gazette-Texas has
within itself the fabric of an i'm.
mense prosperity in 1895, but il
will not rely on that alone. The
worlds caravan has started to Tex
| as.
Tillman is suspected of designs
on the Senate dispensary. They
need an expert there.
The sugar that the Democratic
party will getl in their next con
gressional sugar bowl may not b.
to it's taste.
Dallas News says that the FaiI
privileges sold this year for one
third more than in any previOu
one. This means that the Fair IL
on its feet and running.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

There is escape from the destruc-
ton of floods, but from that of a
burning forest, within whose fiery
arms whole towns and villages are
braced, what hope Of escape is
there? 1t is ours to be thankful
that from this greater destruction
Texas is always mercifully free.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

Texas has the lockiaw as to the
road law and the pistol toter, and
yet the roads OF the state are in
many counties, after rain, like
the mind Of the infinite, absolutely
unfathomable, while the columns
of the daily press bear witness con-
tinually to the prestiferous pres
ence of the pepper.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

The drouth has hit those north
western and Mississippi valley
states one time, and they are worse
knocked out Of time than this
southwest Texas was after eight
years Of such drouth as the north
west has only dreamed over.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

The tide OF immigration is turn
ing from the fire swept and biz
zard blown regions of that inhospi-
table northwest to the inviting
soil and climate of this mild and
generous southland. There is room
for the victims of that ungenerous
region on these broad prairies and
a welcome as we'll.
The time has come in which the
business men of the several con-
gressional districts OF this state
and Of this nation, must determine
soberly for themselves whether
they will put party before their
business needs and impoverish
themselves and their families to
maintain old party lines.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

Having stood for two years in a
threatening attitude toward the in
dustries OF the nation, the Demo-
cratic party poses as the friend and
savior Of these same industries, be-
cause business has revived now
that Congress has adjourned and
the country knows the worst. The
assassin might as well regard him
self as the cause of the rejoicing of
the family whose head he had only
wounded instead Of killed.
1t is not alone against the de-
structive policy of the Democracy
that the Louisiana sugar planters
revolt, but against the treason to
themselves Of the tariff thinkers in
Congress. Every pledge that could
be made for bounty was made and
every one of them disregarded
even to the extent of the payment
Of the bounty that was due on this
years crop Of sugar. Treachery
like that enters like a hot iron into
the feelings Of men and it will no
be taken out by party excavations
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

Not bad for Waco, but how about
the % telegraph items that ap-
peared in the San Antonio LIGHT
on yesterday? When it comes to
an afternoon paper the biggest city
in the state rots out the biggest
paper. This is as it should be.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

The Louisiana States declares
that the sugar planters will not
be able to take the state out of
the Republican column, but that
in any event the electoral vote
Of it will be found in the Demo-
cratic column. There is no reason
able doubt OF this, as the lead.
ers Of the party in that sta te
are good political counters, but
the States will find that this is
the largest revolt and the best
organized, against the Destruct-
i've industrial policy OF the De,
mocracy, that has yet been en-.
gineered.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

Iowa farmers are feeding their
hogs on their low priced wheat and
find that it pays. 1t is said that a
bushel of wheat harvested and
marketed inside of a hog brings
$l.30. AS this is about double
the price for which the grain sells
in market there will be nc
end of hog raising by the Hawk.
eyes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

The business men of this city
who would not put up for that
Livestock exhibit this fall are af-
fectionately urged to run over to
Fredericksburg, or New Braunfels,
or Taylor, or Bolton, or Temple, or
San Angelo, or anywhere else that
county fairs are being held this
fall, and see what the city has lost
by refusing to come to time with
a few hundred dollars in order to
secure such a valuable adjunct to
her trade as that projected exhibit
would have been. Will experience
bring wisdom?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

The POpulists were popped at
and popped over in the Arkansas
election to the tune OF 30, 900 minus.
The freetrade organs are flooding
the country with arguments to
prove that wool cannot fall mate.
rally under the freetrade entries
of the present tariff. Perhaps not,
but as the depression incident to
the coming change has knocked 60
per cent. off the price already, the
damage is surely sufficient.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11
Miscellaneous

Hop Sing, The well-known Chi
nese Rsstsuranter has re moved to IIq Sole.
dad street, opposite Court House. First-clsss
mea 25c. Short orders at all hours.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-11
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Es- All contracts or bills must be approve
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-08
INSTITUTION
DE
ENSENANIA SUPERIOR.

En- los primAroS aiss del mes de
OctnbrA pr6x'mo como nzard tl curse
acaa6mico De 1894 4 o5
Sc daran en- este C-ntro Ias ensa
hansas correspoudientes al primer
grupo de as'gnstu~as Do las F.cul-
tad4s de Hlosot;d y Ietras C1encjos
q Medicino; al prj,nerc y yegnodo en-
la de Derecho val s"gunao cur.o d.,
la profession 4" PWtcras
La matricula estara ,bierta en Us
ia Secretaris, cal lei A'enDc) do
de- al primero do S ptiAmbra h4>ra
'sS T. del dia % l.o~ Que de
seen matricnlarse -n Ia Univer>i,ial
de Ia Habana como AIumnos d. l.,
OBSTRUCTION ben '(e shonar. ajo A.
de los d-recho- lA inscription ma
tricn'a, Ia cantdad que importo ,s
giro,
La lns'i'nridn ,o ahrira catpd,,
snna para h. qua u" cu"ut" por 10
'n-nos, GOO do~ aialnuoS oiiciaps
Apesar DE qu, ri At-noo 30 81
ob iga hsjo concepSN alguno a abo-
mar paeaje para la Habana, nj mn
guna c|ase do gasto1 los aumnos,
la Directlva podra conceder por ma
yoria absolute de votos y como pre-
mio cxtraordinaro al aprovAcha-
miento de los aumnos no pndientes,
los gastos de viajA 4 la lI,b.na, 4
razon dc un premlo an cada curse
le cada facultad
Fin al cnrso sigr'ente. al Ateneo.
ii e estado de los fondos 10 permi-
te, podra conceder a los aumnos of
ciales no pudientes abono lie dere
chos de in>cr' pcion matricu'a y de
eximen. siempre que hayan obtenldo
a ano anterior. como TIA les aIumnos
de la institution, censura de S0bresa
liente en- todas las aslgnaturas del
grnpo correspondence.
Puerto Il CO, Ago,to 25 de 1894.
e Socr Arario, Enrique G. Herman
dex. -Voo Bo FL Pr.s,dente. SoLer
81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-08

va lcngo tirmado todos los compromi-
sos; no me queda nuguna plaza yaeantc}
MoSJrabaSr diiicil para pagsr mas baa-
to.
AralmIa Sc encog6 de hombroS y djjo
--lodo lo que , liable ss until, mi que.
rido director; 81 pcrfrcDNmenle que no icue
Y, nadic que purda riyalizar coUmgo Res.
pondamc 81 q no.
ESQ dcpend- de Ias condolences Que v,
lnponE1
LAS miSmas d. autps,
iQ0dn me a.cgurN que este V, algo
torpe ahora,
E>G hItn dijo Arabela IeyanIdndo.
So; -purNto qllo aSi haba ", me ire 0Ira
paIte
Drigia'r va hocia la pucrta cuaudo eI
director Va t,uvo.
Qod carielcr tirNr V, yamrs, yamos,
no, arreglaremoS,
Arabela So sruij irm6 cl compromise
que ed director rrdaci6 On uN instaule.
Abora ,iijo ella -quirro dinero; por
que dcma>iado dcbe Y comprender que 5
couSenIo on preSl.u almc otra yrZ al l(iblt
90, no cs por a&raNdar esa lurba do goHIo
sos que 2cudraI il vcrma, Necrsito dtnerC
cuscguida.
-; Y clIlnto,
l1irz mil fraucos.
-lcarambita, qurrida mia lDlez mi
frances de un goIpc \ sin la meuor garUn
tiat
;l mi hflna,
Su iilma de ustnd no yalc nucho, mien
traS no este aprohada por sn mardo. Per
seld razonabIe: tcudrd sted los diez M
frances cl dia que Sc ptes"u,c en- plbIic
por rWmera ven.
-iNuaudo.
! --NeccSito unos dlez dias para ahnncia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-08

81 aparici6u con estruendo, y tambiGn para
los ensayos,
iDc modo que-lcntro de ocho dias pue-
do coptll con los diel mil frances?
tPalabra de honor
I.pyaut6N irabcl.n, 81 dospidi6 del drcc-
tor Y sali6 del braHo Diet comandante el cual
salud6 con Ia miSma graNcdad que III en-
rrar.
En- In cnlle lo dijo i su amiga;
Mi qlerida sonora Arabella, permitant
llsled que le olga que admire la mancrs
como ha trat2do este asunt0,
Ella Sc sonri0, Y amboS yolyier0n la ca
He de IL Rochcfoucauld Bob los 'speraba
con loca ansicdad.
II comandante 10 cogi6 por IN hrazo iijC
slls grandes oioS azlIlFS en- los ojillrs grise'
de Bob, y eyrIan6 con yof fntibunda
NtnMo~ del eiGco dc lnytrno! Mis-
trcsS Arabell So prescntarA rn pIblico den
,ro de ocho diaS y tomara diez mil Frances
Ahora, nj u,a mall, paIabra. i ;viNc Dos
no, eufadalamoS, Bob.
Fob ,e ruso colorado plimrI9,m 'utr,
drsptlio muy pdli,lo; hurmur6 agunas pa
Iabras lucuheente, rermanptirudo slen
cioSo osj que hubo sSclamado;
,!Ah, cauaa
lu>uito cue ihadiligdo i VouladouX
~ cnmanjante trt16 unos cllantoS rem
glones subre un papel se fu4 Eu c patio
cUconu" A ]anicoI tIl,r eStalm enganeiand
un co"ho
ilr vd>? - le prnguut6
--Si, m comandHnte, hago el Sctvicio d
uorhe Na >lho ' que por Ia noche 50 vue
we cen hurnaS gauaurias
Estd biin, Janicot rreS un btrn mi
chacho y mas tarde teNdrds Ia rceompens
de to.Io este.
Y el comandante Sc fuG tararcandola Ia maj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-08

cha de su regimiento. Pronto leg6, a su
antique domicilio, donde encontr6 la abue
la London llorando en- el cuarto de Ia p0r-
terra.
La console le djo que Sc fuera en- segui-
dh casa de Ia aSefora Lytton, que la espe
raba.
lnf6rm6se por la portera dc que Ia po,.
lica no habia yueto, Sc fue muy aIe-
gre,
Cuando salja de ALI, comenz6 4 seguirle i
un hombre que so hallaba (arrimado ID pa
red de enfrente.
FL comandante no Sc habta~rIado. Sin
embargo, despues de algunos instantes, pa
50 el hombre delante, Y, Ia distancia do
unos diez metros, volvi6se On sentido nyGr v
30 y fe tropczar con el comandante.
Il Tunante! exclam6 este 1tlmo. lie
quicres bullar de ms
Dispense usted, cabalrro -diJ0 el otr0
quitaldose el sombrero.
\ Fl comandante lanz6 I'm laito de rabia
- Ah. ,ya te cog hanNido
- e Cabaero.
Si mis- oios no mt engalhan, dele \ ser
nm tad Nernoullard
Nn efec;o.
Que tenia uu amacen ide merceria en-
In c"ilN de TnrbiSo
.IuStamente
Io, cabalIero, SOY Alcjlndra Peyrus,e,
comandante rctrado.
Me allegro mncho
- Soy tamhi6n amigo de .cieFta sehorlta
que st llama Elena Loud n
Que feliz casna|idad!
y w, 4 medirle uNtcd las cpst.las.
Ncrnouillard Sc apari6 ylvamente N'ra
escapar los ademanes del Icolnand'tliie, J
dio coli tranquilidsd
iDebe y. estar cquivocoto, caballero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-08

ted los cuartos que me tlene pcdidos En-
la Senoria Elcua. listed SO pondra viyir
enrente de nosotros, csas j0NencS podran
venr mi casa entire tanto. ..,.,.,,
Il \ la policiat-intcrrumplo c CONAN
dante.
II La policia ha yruido hoy, y nos deiala
tranqullos. Esas j6yenes podran pasar aqul
la noche con toda tranquilidad, y mnhana
bnscaremoS un clartto para elias en- TN ba-
rrio apartado.
--Muy bien penSado, mistress Arabela
Ahora, squ6 hacemoS en- todo Ell dal
- Hoy le necrSito listed para una im-
portantc negotiation.
VA sabc usted -conlest0 c comandante
con la mas perfecta galanteri;,-q esloy
completamente sus 6Idenes,
--Podemos salr del negocio con nuestros
recursos pelsonaes, que es 10 que mas me
agrada--rcpuso Arabella.
No 10 ocutare ustcd Que SOY del mis-
mo parecer.
Solo queda cse maldito pagarG protes-
tado, con e cual podrian declarar en- quie-
bra q mi pobre Bob Pues bien, CONAN
uUll', vi UNtC'l II ulINCtllIt 'H w NTo ljuiN
irnoS iuntos al circo de lnyiorno
-;Eh? ..
Aprovecharemos la crcunstancia tie estal
Bob auSente. Janicot guardara la casa
Por 10 demas, habremoS termnada 4 Ii
una. NO haga uscd geotos, porque Ia e.
mi voluntad.
Voy 4 contratarme por I'm aho mas, para
reparar la pGrdido que hemos tenido.
;Pero Bob2 ,..,,..,- -ohjet6 e conan
dante,
-Peor para 81 81 es celoso; mi decision
esta formada, y por NADIA renunciarf i
ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-08

tDe modo que va listed presentorsed de
amaAonaf
La idea dc que Noyeria a yer 4 mistress
Arabrlla saltando por 10, aros, con I'm traje
bordado de ORC, le pnrccia muy agladobIc al
comandantc
-Adcmas ~a0adi6 ALI cSlart yo, ,y 81
alguicn Sc atrcyiera aItarlc Il uscd al
rrspcto -.
Sc abroch6 la leyta, Sc atus6 rl bigole,
SC coloco el sombrero dc Iado ~ com tono
galantc, dio;
Sonora, aqui csta mi brazo
Duantr tud0 81 camno, lam26 miradas
furibundaS Il todoS los GUc 50 atreyiau Il ii.
jar Slls ojoo en- Alabcla. la inglcsa st son
rea; 81 iba orgulloso, Asi lcyarop al rrco
de lnyerno, donde cl moo de la otcna re-.
conooio en- seguida la amazona y dIjo;
-Noy dccre al director que esIa llSted
aqui
En- cuanto oy6 cl nomMe de AlHbca, So
li6 el director para rfclblr d Su antigua CON
tratada. ESta lie plesentd al comandante,
ell cual Sc incin6 cou gra'cdad, y todos tres
entraron on el dies acho
"a que dobo q honor de csta yjsita?--
pregunt6 el dirc or sentdndose, CtespuGs d.
haber dado SlIa, a SllS yisltantcS
!. como Arabclla estuyiesc algo ndpcsa
/ para comenzar, continue el director.
| --ApueSte que 10 he adivinado .........
\ Nos vuelyc reunir Ia nostalgia del caba-
no! llcha uSted de mouos Su buen cifco
suS cabal.os el pdbIico que 10 apIaudia tan
to! iLo he adiyinado!
No cS ESQ del todo; pero una cosa pa.
recida
-EMonces Es qu" quicre Y, conlraIa
rSe
-Precisamente.
La frente del director Sc contraio.