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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01
SIS Silk Waist, $3.50.

Black China silk. very large Bishop
sleeves. lined bodies. crushed collars,
every size. - 10 A.. Sale on second
floor. s. ~ each. also. In Pink, Light
Blue Red. and Garnet.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
The Obiec. of Els Curiosity.

1t beats me-" he said as he laid down
his newspaper thouehtfully II dunno's 1
ever thought of it aforc, but now tibet It
does come ter my mind, 1t certainly beats
me-
''Whut air yc talkin about?" asked his
wife anxiously.
'Literatoor," no answered. Course
We've seen 1t showed up in the newspapers
time an agin how ali an editor does is ter
set down wcth pot o. paste an u pair o.
scissors an cut out things ter put inter Is
paper"
Certainly. don't see nothin so beatin
about that
But this is the question: Some Teller
hez ter git them pieces up in the fust place.
1t never struck me afore, but I'm blest eff
1 wouldn't like ter know who the Teller Is
thet start In an gifts up them there things
fur the editors ter cut out. "-Detroit Free
Press
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
undressed by Lightning.

Those who may at one time or another
have been drenched in thunderstorm
and experienced the dangers of lightning
may read with interest the following true
story of tho recent adventures OF three
men: =
They took shelter from thunderstorm
under II pollard willow. n flash of light
ming struck the tree and took in one man.
1t did not injure him in the least, but
threw him down and violently stripped off
his clothes, which We're hurled distance
of 90 yards.
The explanation given is that the clothes
were stripped from tho man by lightning
just as bark is stripped from tree. The
discharge finds n moist passage down be-
tween the bark and the trunk, converting
the moisture into steam and thus blowing
off tho bark
1t is supposed that tho mans clothes
had become drenched by the rain, and by
n similar generation of steam there had
been an explosion severe enough to rcnd
his things from him and throw him to the
ground Fortunately for him, his wet
clothes had formed better conductor than
his own body.-Pcarson' Weekly.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
MARVELLOUS RESTLTS-

From letter written by Rev. j. Gun
derman, of Dimondale, Mich. we are per-
mitted to make this extract: II have no
hesitation in recommending DIR. Kings
New Discovery. rs the results were almost
marvellous in the case of my wife. While
Twas pastor of the Baptist Church at
Rives Junction she was brought down
with pneumonia succeeding the La
Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing
would last hours with little interruption
and it seemed as If she would not survive
them. y friend recommended DIR. Kings
New Discovery; it was quick in it's work
and highly satisfactory in results Trial
bottles free at Massie's Pharmacy, 100
Jefferson street, Roanoke. Regular sizes
SOC. and Sl00
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
A SLIDING SCALE OF PRICES.
AZ the Chinese Theater You Pay In Pro
portion to the Time You Go In.
SERVED AT ALL uOUl

The doorkeepcr at the Chinese theater In
Doyers street is thorough New Yorker
and does not seem TO be In close sympathy
with the rest of the establishment except
Ing only the German American Waterman.
a visitor asked him something about the
plot the other night
"Say, it's funny about TINT" he an
swcrcd, but 1 can't keep up with what
they arc driving at. They amt like us.
They does everything different. 1 know
they're playing some historical thing that
happened long ago Is that woman2
No; they don't have any women any more
They used to have one, but she got mar
ried. 1t was funny about that. A fellow
In Mott street married her. He was q rich
merchant, had lots of money. Her and
her father and mother came over together
He paid her father 81, 400 and her salary
for year for her. They had quarrel in
two or three months and separated 1t
cost him good deal
II went TO Chinese wedding once. Say,
1t was funny about that was best man
The bride didn't soc the groom, and the
groom didn't sec the bride. They woke me
up about O'Clock in the morning to 90 to
the wedding. 1 had to lay out the carpet
on the sidewalk for the bride to walk on
when she got out of the carriage. Say, it
was 1unny about that. There was moro
than 100 Cinnamon came to the house and
went in the front door, and never saw
them after that. They must have gone into
the cellar or somewhere, because l never
saw one of them after that.
Don't the actors rchearse? Say, it's
funny about that They sends clear to
Havana or San Francisco for good actor.
He won't como unless they pay him his
salary for whole year in advance or some
times only six months. The best ones
sometimes won't want to come for moro
than five or six months They gets down
stairs. and they puts up n piece of paper
and all the members of the company stand
round and read It, Pretty soon they know
what to do. Maybe the play lasts week
or two weeks or longer, but they ali know
just what 70 do
There amt many people here tonight
The best nights is Mondays and Tuesdays.
Then the place is damned. A good many
comes at 6 O'Clock and stays through till
IL. 1t costs 81 Mt 6 o'clock, IS cents at z,
90 cents Mt and 25 cents at 0. If the
play don't draw very well, they charge Is
cents after o."-New York Trib,lna
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
TOWEL SPECIALS.

30 dozen English Honeycomb, full
bleached, cotton Towels, the finest cotton
towel made, only 10c each
% dozen special warranted all linen
Huck, all white, only 10c each; 81 20 per
dozen.
100 dozen new Huck Towels, all pure
linen big value at II 1-2c
20 dozen bleach Turkish Bath Towels,
the regular IL Lee sort, to 90 at only Zoe
each.
90 dozen large Turkish Bath Towels,
unbleached, ut 10c each.
10 dozen Especial Turkish Bath
Towels, 21X54inch, at 25c each
10 dozen 24X50-inch fine bleached Turk
ish Bath, only 25c each
Extra quality Turkish Wash Rags, DC
EACH 2jc per half dozen.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
Watt, Rettew & C|ay's
ONE-PRICE CASH STORE.
WHITE GOODS.

The failure of II mammoth white goods
importing house is always productive of
good to the consumer Look ut these:
1000 yards 32-inch Lace Striped India
Linens satin striped sheer Linon, fine
striped India Dimity, etc. These goods
have never BEFORE been known less than
II to 20c per yard. Our grand special
sale moves them away ut only 10c yard
1000 yards Checked Nainsooks in the
small checks, in lengths running 1-2 to
10 yards; nowhere less than 1-4c; en-
tire lot to go at only Lee per yard.
Fine sheer India Linens, special
values, at Zoe, ~ lee, 15c, TIC, and zoe
New line 40-inch India Linens at 10c,
- 1-2c and 15c
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
MUSLIN -UNnER1vEAp

This department is showing some rora
values this week. Don't fail to give this
counter look 'is
10 dozen ladies' Gowns, large sleeves
tucked and trimmed with embroiderv
each. 'oS
each. ''0
Special in fine Cambria Drawers. Irish
Point trimmed, bargain Mt 75c pair
D dozen extra quality Muslin Drawers
tucked and rufiied, to close at PC pair.
Two lots fine trimmed Drawers at 39c
and Soc pair o'o
One lot plain Corset Covers, good mus
lin, nicely made, 15c each.
One lot fine cambria Corset Covers
nicely trimmed, 25c each to close
90 Small lot (only n few DOZEN fine Chem
NE, beautifully trimmed, we'll worth tSc
to close out at GO | &c each.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
A Disappointed Shah.

During his stay in Paris the late shah
managed to shock intensely NJ Dufaure,
who was a rigid moralist- Tho shah asked
the venerable premier to take him around
and show him the Partisan elephant. "
Dufaure, however, begged off ON the plea
of age and slyly suggested as his substitute
Barthelemy Saint Hilairc. Tint eminently
respectable statesman WIS then introduced,
and no took the shah to two vol known
places-the institute and the national Ii
brary
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
CURES KIDNEY AND BLADDEF
TROUBLES

Thousands of such cases have been
cured by the use of Botanic Blood Balm
c'B b. BIZ If you doubt it, call or send
to the company whose advertisement
appears in this paper, and they will. for
a one-cent stamp, send you book of
wonderful cures, not only of the above
diseases, but of all manner of ailments
arising from impure blood 1t is the
standard remedy of the age for the cure
of all blood and skin diseases. 81 90 ner
large bottle. For sale by Druggists.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
The Sport Of Kings.

Watts-I agree with tho shah of Persia
in regard to horse races You know, he
said he took no interest in racing because
he already knew that ono horse could run
faster than another.
Potts-Of course one knows that one
horse can run faster than another, but you
never know whether he will be allowed to
do So That's where the excitement comes
ia--Indianapolis Journal
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
Quite Familiar.

There iSnot much in name perhaps"
said young Sunday school teacher, "stlll
1t did give INC turn last Sunday when
asked boy in my class how many apos-
ties there were to have him look up and
reply carelessly, Oh, q dozen or sop -
NHpz York TiInno
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
POKER of Wnrds

Words have not their import from the
natural power of particular combinations
of characters, or from the real efficacy OF
certain sounds, but from the consent of
those who use them and arbitrarily annex
certain ideas to them, which might have
signiled with equal propricty by any other
--Oliyor Crom ynlI
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
COMING AND going

Samuel Taylor, of Allegheny Springs,
spent yesterday in the city.
F. II. Poff, prominent Floyd county
farmer, was in tho city yesterday.
o. 8. Hawkins, is confined to his room
with an attack OF yellow jaundice.
Samuel Walton, OF Ttzswell, Va,
WAS guest At Hotel Roanoke yes.er-
day.
w. E. Hodges, OF Richmond, was a
guest ct the Ponce de Leon hotel yes
terday.
d. c. Humphreys, a we'll known cit
izen OF Lexingt ton, VS., was In the city
yesterday.
Julius Judah, OF Louisville. KY, was
registered st the Ponce de Leon hotel
yesterday.
L. NJ. Watts, of Amsterdam. Bote-
tourt county, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Mrs. s B. Pace and little son have
Bedford City.
L. G. King and wife, of Ridgeway,
Va, were guests at the Ponce de Leon
hotel yesterday.
r. D. Fuller. OF the Singer Sewing
Mschine Company, of Lynchburg, was
In the city yesterday.
f. d. Pollard, with, the e S. Greene
Jewelry Company, bag gone TO Indiana
to spend his vacation With relatives.
w. T. Hollis spd wife and two dsugh-
ters, Of Philadelphia, are at Hotel
Roanoke, and will spend the summer
here.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11

In Great Britain u tax of SEQ Is levied
upon patent at the end of tho fourth year
and u similar tax every year after, which
is somewhat increased toward tho end of
the term for which the patent Is issued
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
LADIES' HOSE

80 dozen special Ladies' Seamless Fast
Black Hose, never less than II Lee be
fore, to 90 mt 10c
% dozen Ladies' Fast Tan Hose, "vel-
vet finish" only 15c, worth 22c regular.
20 dozen fine Lisle Thread Tan Hose.
actual value 81 lee, to go at 25c; see
them n bargain
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
lawns AND DINIrTIEc

Balance of those pretty Scotch Lawns
(the best DC goods in thc,worldn. to 90 till
cleared away, at only 4c.
Beautiful assortment Of new Dimities
iulI 80 inches wide, have been IL PC 70
he sacrificed at Sc per yard.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
DRESS GOODS BARGAINS.

One lot 52-inch absolutely all wool
Dress Suitngs in real pretty mixtures
just the proper thing for bicycle suits,
travelling or street dresses, excellent for
wear, never before offered for less than
SOC, now to be sacrificed for only 25c.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
SHORT LENGTH .TowELINGs.

1000 yards Towelngs in short lengths,
running | to yards, suitable for roller
towels, tea towels, dish cloths, kitchen
towels, office, store and shop towels, all
grades and kinds, ranging in price 4c to
re per yard.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
BIRDSEYE nIApER

Best grade Cotton Birdseye, all widths
43c to '5c a piece of 10 yards.
Pure linen Birdseye, 10 yard pieces
Sl.5O and 50 piece-l5c and 20c per ward
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
SILK GINGHAM

Of.that big lot of Silk Bingham only
two pieces remain, one lavender, one
white with tiny blue stripes; former
price Bic; to close out Monday morning
at only II 12c.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11

The chancellor of the Order of tho Gar
ter follows the privy council and precedes
the chamberlain of the exchequer If the
latter be not of noble decree
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
JAPANESE, DRAPERY.

Big lot new Japanese gold printed
praperles in the latest designs and
cholcest coiors, some decidedly pretty
at ~ lie now swing
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
MOSQUITO NET.

MOS'9ClTO NET
2oo pieces finest grade Mosquito Net
IA width, all colors and black. 5c me-,
yard, 3oc bolt; white, &c yard; Soc bol.
Special black plain Net for window
screens, 81 width, Sc per yard, soc boIt
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11

a handsome second hand X be
Piano 81 bargain at j. Z Rogers. 100
Jefferson street.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
UNIRREIIAS

One lot of misses 2l-inch I-mbrell,,
ralnproof and fast colors, SOC each
One lot ladies' 26-inch fine Saline I'm
brellas, warranted fast color and rain
proof, worth Zoe, for only zoe
One lot ladies' 26-inch Gloria Silk UNI
brellas, black handles, paragon frame, a
good Sl25 Umbrella for 81.
One lot ladies' 26-inch best English
Gloria, pretty natural loops and black
rubber handles, regular 81. 75 umbrella
to 90 for Sl.25. See them.
!EFi SHIRT WAISTS.
Balance of stock of Ladies' Shirt Waists,
must be cleared away Immediately to
make room for other goods.
All waists at Csc, ,5c. and &c lee are
thrown into one grand lot and will 90 at
only 30c each.
Balance of pc waists only 19c each.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
CORRESPONDENCE PARTICULAR

Sr.-dou J s., Oomerio. R scibimos su
carta los dos pesos en sellos. En- ell ndmero
del jueves lie dejamos complacido.
Sr, don E. c., Naguabo. So le envia
ron las psginas dol folletin que deseaba.
Sr. don 5. A, Adjuntas -Ls hemos car
gado dos pesos cincuenta centavos por un
recibo de don Ramon Irizarri que entrega-
mos dieho sef1or, seg1a recibo provisional
de usted.
Sr don A f, Oabo rojo.-Complacido
en- 10 que india en- su carta del 81.
Sr don I. P, Caguas-Dado de alta don
E. I S
Sr. don F ", Hato Grand -Dado de q ia
como suscritor Sc le enviaron las psglDas
,licadas de Tos Mistsrios de Pa1 Is.
81 don B F., M ysgG az-Dados de alta
don FL P. don M A. So envfan hoy para
ellos las pSginss del foletin publicada.
Sf don 2. M. @, Rio Piedras. --Aumen-
tados cuatro n1meros desds hoy segdn indi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
LA VISTA OFFICIAL

Aver, las seis media de la tarde, lego
4 esta cuded el Exlmo. Sr Gobernador G5
neral.
Entr6 en- la pohlaci6n en- coche desde la
estaci6n del feITocarTil.
Las tropas 80 hallabau tepdidas en- IL Ca
Irera.
Despu6s del ceremonial en- la Iglesia, S
10 dlrgio a la casa Ayuutamiento desde Gu
yO balloon presencio 81 destiie del battalion
PatrtG, dc los voluntarios y del cuerpo de
J0mberos. Ell battalion P0trtG J los bonbe
Cs con su banda respectIya cada cusl
Numercso gentio llensba la plaza princi-
pa aeer8s. Tambien SO Yeian muchas
personals en- los balconies del transito.
Luego ell general dlrigio la casa del
senior oon Ramon Cortada, destinada para
aojarle.
AnoChe la banda del battalion PutrtG di6
la retire ta scostumbrada fcente la morada
dc y H.
La DEMoCRAGIA da Ia bienvepida pre-
senta sus respetos la primera autorldad de
la PrOyircia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01

Intent6 levsntarse, pero volvi6 caer
postrado y vencido por ell agudo dolor de las
contusiones, agravado por el esfueTzo que hjzo
en- aquel momento.
-fQuiero yer Murphl illevadme junto
G, va que no puedo moverme i-volvi6
decr Roberto
-Senor, est6 reposando, no serfa pru-
dente causarle una conmoci6n violenta
-iAh, me engaflais! lha muertol -.
iha muerto asesinado!. .ly he sido yo la
causa de su muertel -grit6 Rodolfo con acer-
bo dolor levantando las manos al cielo.
". A. r. saba que soy incapaz de
mentir. Aseguro V. A. por mi honor, que
el senior Murph vive; aunque esta grave
menta herido, hay casi la certeza de podeTlo
salvar.
--Quer6is prepararme para alguna noti-
cha funesta. -. Su situacion es sin duda de-
sesperada....
-lSefor!....
ST, estoy SECURE; me meengafais. .Quiero
veTle ahora mismo. La presencia de nn ami
go es siempre saludable.
-Os ruego que me creais, senior: os air.
mo por mi honor, que ell senior Murph estara
pronto sano, menos que no sobreveDga al
gun accidente iuesperado.
-gPodre creeroA7 5es cierto 10 que decfs,
mi querido Davidl
= ST, creedme, sefior.
-Bien. Sabeis la consideration en- que
os tepgo y la confapza que os he dispensado
chad; 81 fuese -necesario una junta, una con-
sulta..,.
-Ese fue mi primer pensamieDto; mas
estoy seguro de que serfa del TODD ipdtil.
Adem6s no be queTido introducir en- la casa
gente extrana antes de esaber 81 vuestras orde-
mes de aver.
-Pero se6mO ha sido esto9-diio Rodol-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01

fo i tarru npiendo al negro;-Squien me ha
saca1. .iel subterraneo donde me estaba ahc
r1nd lingo una idea confusa de haber
oidn Il voz del ''Churiador" SMe habr6 en-
g Il j.?
M, monsenor; ese mozo puede infor-
maros de todo, pues fue quien os salv6.
-SD6ade ests2 Sd6ndt2
Ell doctor miro uno otro lado para
Ilamar al improvisado enfermero, que, confu-
dido detras de la colgadura de la CANA
-Aquf esta -djo el m6dico ;-tiene rece-
10 en- presentarse.
-Ac6roate; ven aea, amigo mfo-dijo
Rodolfo alargaudo la mano su salvador.
La confusion del "Churiador" era tanto
mayor, cuauto que aeababa de Dir que ell me-
dico daba Rodolfo los tratamientos de mon
sefor alteza.
-Vamos, ac6rcate; idame la mano!-re-
piti6 Rodolfo
-Perdonad, sefior.. no; efIor, no; 20
querfa decir monsefor.... alteza.... pero....
-Llamame senior Rodolfo como siempre;
quiero que me trates asf
-Tambi6n mi me gustarfa mas, por-
que Sc me va Ia lengua, ~. pero mi mano....
perdonad... The hecho tantas cosas con ella!...
Que importa! Venga la mano.
Vencido por las intancias del enfermo,
alarg6 con timidez la mano Ell "Churiador",
Rodolfo Sc Ia apreto cordialmente.
-Vamos yer; sientate cu6ntamelo
todo. SC6mo distes con La cueva? IL ell
eMaestro de Escuels"9
Esta aquf bien amarrado -dijo ell ne
gro
-Bien amarrado, 81, como tambi6n Ia
"Lechuza" iQu6 muecas harAn! Vaya, &
estas horas deben haberse puestos de Topa de
paspas el uno al otro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01

para MI Esta mafiana vine aquf deciros 10
que hab{a, segdn me ordenasteis aver cuando
me diiisteis: "Vuelve maiiana antes de anna
necer, pasaras el dfa en- la casa, y por La no.
che yeras algo bueno." Nada mas dijis-
teie, mas yo comprendf bien, porque al buen
entendedor. -. Die 20 entonces para mi
"Esta es una trampa que le arman al "Maes-
tro' .Maldito 10 que sc me da: es nn brl-
bon rematado - Asesin6 al bollero, y adn
dioen que otra persona mas en- Ia caiie de
Roule ....
Mi falta eetuvo en- no decfrtelo todo
acaso no hubiera sucedido este desastre.
-Esa ee cuenta vueetra, senior Rodolfo:
10 Que mf me importaba era serviros, por-
que =. en- una palabra, 20 no sc como es, Pc
ro os tengo una inclinaci6n tan grande,
que .Hablemos de otra cosa. Pues, st nor,
como iba contando, me die: "El senior Ro-
dolfo me paga ell tempo; luego mi tempo lie
perteneee. debo emplearlo servicio."
Esto me di6 otra idea, me volvf q decir:
EEL "Maestro de Escuela' es muy lagarto, y
va sospechar que lie arman una zancadilla.
Es yerdad que ell s.fior Rodolfo lie propondra
maflana ell negocio, pero ell brib6a es capaz
de venir hoy por aquf reconocer el sitio, y,
81 descoDffs, traera otro consigo, darA hoy
mismo FL golpe por su cuenta. Por 81 acaso,
me escondere por ahf en- algdu sitio, desde
donde pueda YER los muros y IL puerta del
iardfn isl tuviera un rinc6n donde meter
mel Aunque llueve, pasaria en- e todo ell dia,
Y, sobre todo. la noche; y manana de ma
druoada ilfa yer al senior RodOlfo." Vol
vi. pues, Ia calle de las Viudas para agaza-
parme. Pero ique ca 10 que svecs NADIA
menos que una tabernilla diez pasos do vues
ira puerta Me instalo en- ella, cerca de uns
yentana: pido una aznmbre de vino y ur
cuarter6n de nueces, digo que estoy espe
rando IN amigo jorobadoy y una muIer ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
-sY Murpha lAh! sD6nde recibi6 la

-sY Murph? lAh! sD6nde recibi6 la
heridaa
En- Ell lado derecho, senior; y, por fortu-
ma, sobra una costilla falsa.
-Es precise tomar una venganza terri
BILE David, cuento con vos.
va 10 sabeis, senor os tengo consagra-
da mi existencia-repuso ell negro con fra
calma.
-Pero td, querido mfo, Scomo llegaste
tan oportunamente?
-Si gustais monsef :. no, sefior....
alteza Rodolfo .empezare por el principle.
Que me place; empieza, pero cuidado;
llamame seflor Rodolfo 8 secas =
-Bien esta. Pues senior Rodolfo; CO.
mo digo, va os acordais que aver tarde,
yolviendo del campo donde habfais lido con
la "GuiIabaora'', me dijisteis: "ProcuTa yer
al "Maestro de Escuelao en- la Cite y decirle
que sabes donde Sc puede dar IN buen gol-
pc, pero que no quieres tomar parte en- ell. Sl
Ell sc decide darlo, encargale que Sc presen-
te man ana--hoy-en la barrera de Bercy, jun
to al ssCanastillo Florido'', que ALI encontra-
ra Ia persona que ha preparado ell negocio.'
-SY luego?
-As que os deje, me fuf la Cite; en-
tire en- casa dc la "Pelona" estaba ALI Ell
sMaestroo; subj por Ia Gale de San Eloy, pa
sc por la de Febes, por la de la Rop ria
Vieia tampoco. En- fin, al llegar at atrio
de Nuestra Seflora me 10 ech6 La cara con
la bruia de la "Leahuza', en- Ia tienda de
un sastrezuelo revendedor, alcahuete y Ia
dr6o, TODD en- una pieza estaban comprando
algnnas cosas de lance, sin duda con el d.
nero que hahfan robado al senior alto que os
andaba buscando. La Lechuza" ajustaba
un chal ercarnado. Bruja del demonlo
Desembuch6 mi ouento al maestro de Es
cuela'', me dijo que Ia tenfa ouenta que
no faltarfa la cita. iEsto e hechc! dllt