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The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

The Arizona Live Stock Association. which was recently organized in this city, ,and which will hold an other meet ing here tomorrow. has many alms to attain, principally the advancement of the cattleman of the territory, and particularly those of this county. Pro- per railway facliIties for shippers are to be sought and assistance is to be rendered to the sanitary board, and the association will cooperate with the authorities in the apprehension and prosecution of cattle thieves. The asso- ciatlOn will undoubtedly do a world of good in the advancement of the stock interests Gazette.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
HOW IT HAPPENED.

Colonel John Hay. pray you, pardon me, Elsie,
 And smile that frown away. That aims the light of your lovely face
 Asa thunder cloud the day; really could not help it.
 Before thought 'tw s done And those great eyes flashed bright and cold Like an icycle in the sun. was thinking of the summers
 When we were boys and girls, And wandered in the bloSsoming woods, And the gay winds romped with your curls And you seemed to me the same little girl l kissed in the alder path. kissed the girls lips, and alas!
 have .aiSed woman's wrath. There is not so much to pardon For why were your lips so red? The blond hair fell in a shower of gold From the proud, provoking head, And the beauty that flashed from the splendid And played round ..e .--..- -e.o... Rush d over r.T sou. IFea .-.--r. ...... .r. That biops from the fragrant scuth @2--t t3t-- +t eel -t't 'tttLtt l believe we were made to be gay, And all Of youth not given to love Is vainly squandered away. And strewn through lifes low laborS, Like gold in the desert sands, Are loves swift kisses and signs and VOWS, And the clasp of clinging hands. And when you are old and lonely, In Memory's magic shrine, You will see on your thin and wasting hands, Like gems these kisses of mine. And when you muse at evening, At the sound of some vanished name, The ghost of my kisses shall touch your lips. And kindle your heart 10 flame.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

We have received number l volume l, Of the Arizona Trailer, published at Stafford, Graham county, by Bonney & Hunter. For specimen of wretched typography. false syntax, miserable or. biography and tough English generally, the publication beats anything on the surface of the earth. It will have a very rocky road to travel in the same Held as those veteran journalists. the Messrs. Kelly and Birdno. We can see no possible excuse for the existence of the monstrosity. We suggest that the next Graham county grand ''jurp" at tend to the case, and send the editor to protracted term of night school.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

Green again is 10 be tie color of the postage stamp in most general use. When the postage on letters was three cents, the stamps were printed green. Now the secretary of the treasury and the postmaster general, after consuita tion with the president, have decided to change the color of the two cent stamps from carmine to green of the shade now used on the government notes. The ten-cent postage stamps now printed in green will be changed to some other color, possibly carmine.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
What it Means,

When we advertise that we will guar antee pr. Kings New Discovery, Elec- tric Bitters, Bucklen's Arnica Saliva or Dr. Kings New Life Pills. it means that We are authorized by the proprie- tors to sell these remedies on a posi- tive guarantee, that if purchaser IS not satisfied with results, We will refund the purchase price. These medicines have been sold on this guarantee for many years and there could be no more conclusive evidence of their great merit. Ask about them and give them a trial. Sold at St. Johns Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

A million and a half pounds of can- ned beef for use by the Japanese army and navyis being prepared for ship ment in Kansas City by the Armour Packing Go. The shipment is the larg- est single beef order even filled by a Kansas City house. The first shlp- ment was made August 26, in special train of twenty cars over the Chicago Great Western Railroad. At St. Paul the cargo will be transferred to the Can adIan Pacific for Vancouver whench if III go by steamer 70 Nagasakf
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
The New Tenants.

The first and only pictures Mrs. Me- Kinley has had taken in ten years ap- pear in the October number of The Ladies' Home Journal. They form part of series of new and unpublished photographs of the new occupants of the W White House. Mrs. Mckinley wore for her picture heT inaugural ball dress of silver and white broeade, at the special reQuest of the President, who thought l- asrts.a' -Iy booominv The excellent .lrfEal. ..F L.L-.av iu his office was taken i'll June. The other pictures in the series show the many changes in the arrangements and fur nishlngs of the rooms and grounds. made by the President amp Mrs. Me- KinIey.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
Wool.
The wool Rokord Wool IS good property. Wool growers

are now ln the hands of those who arg disposed to hold It tora heavy advance Foreign wool is comparatively scarce. and 1t is thought by good judges that when or domestic supply IS sufficiently exhausted to warrant fresh importa- tions, the holders of foreign wools will have advanced their Ideas and and will maintain prices.
 It is predicted that American buyers will be found in the London markets this Fall. and the consensus of opinion is that the present prosperity is sim ply the preliminary indication, of the greatest revival of business the wool industry has ever seen.
 Such ideas are not limited to one class or section, but are held by the whole national industry, showing a wonder ful unanimity of oninion extending from ocean to ocean, from lake 10 gulf, and strengthened more by the actions than by the words of it's promoters.
 Sheep men are buying sheep. dealers and manufacturers are purchasing wool and sellers are dealing only when they realize they are getting the highest market price, or making a substantial profit.
 We may safely predict rich harvest for he grower and a generous slice of good times for wool men generally.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

Last Monday, Lorenzo Savage. son of L. NJ. Savage of Woodruff, was kicked by horse and sustained injuries from which he dIed the evening of the same day, never regaining consciousness ofter being hurt. He was a bright, up- right and promising lad. and he will be sadly missed by his associates and playmates. His parents have the heart felt sympathy of 8 large circle of friends in their sal bereavenlent.-Holb Argus
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
JUDGE LYNCH.
Tardy Justice Decreases His
 Jurisdiction


 The Bisbee Tyre has the following ar- ticle in regard to the tardy execution of condemned criminals. This is a matter which is being very generally discussed in the legal journals of the country. and IS also attracting the attention of lay journals:
 In San Francisco Durrant, tried and found guilty of the murder of young woman in a church building, over two years ago, still lives, the result af legal quibb ing to >taVe of cNeeu- ton and give the murderer a chance to escape to parts unknown. Unfortunately, this Is no lso- lated case of the obstruction of justice in this country. It is not uncommon to find murderers in the county jails of this country who have been there for year or two after conviction, through the shameful license permitted to law yers by the bench. Even in ol Spain they do better. The anarchist who killed Canovas del Castillo was arrested, tried, convicted and exc
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
The Witch Doctors.
[Albuquerque Democrat l

lAIOuquerque Democrat.
 The famous bad medicine men of Zuni were brought into Fort Wingate on Sunday by Deputy Sheriff Vigil of Valencia county. assisted by three troops of cavalry and one piece of ar tillery. Besides the four prisoners there were brought in two Indian witnesses, one of them being the old squaw who 1s alleged to have been maltreated They were turned over to the deputy et Winga-e and were ny him taken on down t0 Los Lunae. Captain Norf strom, tue Indian agent al Sant Fe and Misses Dessettc and FauprOts, teachers from HunI, came into AiDu- querque and went on to Los Lunas yes terday morning. The trouble arose over the efforts of the medicine men to prove that the squaw was a witch :, among other tests applied being that of throwing her from a five story house Captain Nordstrom thinks a term in jail will weaken their power with thelr superstitions followers, even if he is unable to secure their conviction.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

A new paper has made it's appearance at Phoenix, called The Arizona Demo- crat. It is, as it's name would imply, democratic ir politics, and proposes to make things warm for the opposition. It IS edited by Mr. J. NJ. Flemister. We hope the Democrat may fill the "long felt want" it seems to h ave found.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

In Santa Fe there is young office holder that as an example of base in. gratitude is entitled to the medal.
 Prior to the last election he was the most uncompromising and untlinching democrat in the territory and for long time was practically dependent upon the charity of prominent democratic leader. All IS changed now and the young man has proven that he can change just as rapidly as the admins tration. He IS now one of the most useful members Of the republican ring and cheerfully performs any menial services that is too revolting for the delicate stomachs of his associates. At present be IS devoting the greater part Of his ,.ue to heaping mud upon the of his DeneTacCor ot last year, who has now left the territory. We sincerely hopA the gang will recog- nize his invaluable servIces and let him keep his little clerkship.-Albu- oueroue Democrat.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

Two new newspapers have made their appearance in Arizona within the last few days. One of them draws a scat ter-gun and proposes to bring down corruption in public affairs wherever it may be found, while the other one goes direct for the present territorial admin lstration and proposes to aim straight.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

Brigham q, Hicks. the Tempe cattle men. fe" days ago concluded cael lu.- chase Of5.000 head of range cattle near Globe. They paid S55.OOO for the cat tie or at the rate of $l1 per head inclu- sive of calves. They will realize an immense profit on the cattle ifthe pres ent high prices prevail any length of time. As the ranges are nearly dep leted there is no danger that there will be falling off in the rates now being paid Gazette.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
FOR SALE.

The undersigned d will sell all the ranches of the TWENTY-FOUR CAT TLE COMPANY, consisting of Mud Springs, Vigil Cienega, Hay Ranch on Rudd Creek, Pasture on White Mount aims, and the Headquarter Ranch Either each one separate, or together. to suit the buyer. If vou need ranch for grazing or farming purposes, apply to GUSTAV BECKER.
 Springerville, Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
THE MAID FDRLORN.
Cleveland Leader

Cleveland Leader.
 HE what should make thee sad, my darling? Why those pearly drops s,e? Have caused one thought O. sorrow? Have not been kind to thee?
 SHE You have caused no thought of sorrow, That s not what is troubling me; The flowers on my winter hat and My complexion don't agree
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

Governor McCord has appointed Dr.. G. W Vickers, of Prescott to be terri torial auditor. vice C. P. Leitch, re- signed. pr. Vickers has been life long republican, and has always worked for the party's welfare. We congratu- late you, doctor.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

General Weyler, the Spanish butcher in Cuba, reports to his home government that he thinks he can pacify the Cuban insurgents in two or three months. The outlook is that he will pacify them by permitting them to give him and his army an everIastingIy sound ddubbing.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
Bueklen,s Arnica salre.

The Best Saiye in the world for Cuts, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and all skin Erup- tiOns, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price p cents per box. For sale by St. Johns Drug Co.'S Drugstore.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
An alleced newsnaner nrinted in Gra-

An alleged newspaper printed in Gra- ham county has the following interest ing item
 Mss Lille Morris is now full flcGged Devil 77 aor words ,he i 1eartjng to stick 2pe in The Boys will pioase A. ep af..
 T-c eGsec~ e . r.lo Clarion Should now vo.AIn., suicide.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

Blood and Nerves are very close ly related. Keep the blood rich, pure and healthy, with Hoods Sarsaparilla and you will have no nervousness.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

Hoods Pills are best after-dinner pills, ,aid digestion, prevent constipation
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

Don II. Kedzie, editor of the Liberal, is an applican for postmaster of Lords burg, N. NJ. The HERALD hopes Editor Kedzie may secure the plum for which he is reaching.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

Meal stations. Through Pullman Palace aud Tourist Sleeping cars ually between California and Chicago. The only line reaching the Grand Canyon oI the Colorado.
 JNO. J. BYRNE, Gen Passenger Agent. Los Angeles Cal.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
voLUMF ForRrFFN

with this number of h. HEEsHp # bsglas the fourteengA year Of it's exist sncs.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02
ALFRED RUIZ,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, DISTRICT ATTOR- "A ney of Apache county. Office, in the Court House, St. Johns, Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

-oI.U aoW uo.4m., suicide.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-10-02

'gham & Hicks. the Tempe cattle
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
INFORMATION
DEL OLA

Continuan los optimismos del senior
Canovas en- considerar satisfactorla la
conducta para con Espafa del gobierno
americana.
En- consejo de ministries Sc ha dado
lectura al articulado de las reformas.
En- dicho consejo sc trat6 de una ope-
racion de credito para atender los
gastos de la guerra sobre la base de las
<Cubas.> Tambien Sc vi0 la conFe-
niencia de ampllar ell dltimo empresti-
to. Sc acortlo asf mlsmo proponer q
S. NJ. el induito de pena de muerte i'm
puesta un REQ militar por cadena
perpetua.
Las camaras francesas, inglesas y
alemanas han concedido voto lie con
fianza sus respectivos gobiernos por
sus decisiones en- 10 que a Creta Sc re-
fiere.
Hay tendencias un concerto euro
peo que inplda la guerra que puede
surgir de los successes de Crt TIA.
Egipto ofrece su apoyo a Turqufa pa
ra TN case de guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
CORRESPONDENCE

Sr. don G. R., Ciiles-Reciblda
su muy apreclabe del ~ Nos ss.tlsf..-
cen sus conceptoa. Grao.as. Hacc dias
n.
mltio aver el 20 tomo. Las paSln -
que lnttica 10 po lem - cnvIarsc...a p"i'-
qde va no 4ucl..n sdeILas. Dcne enH l..f
Il ,tvs. dc III MISUNDERSTANDING, desoon
Laudo los tres ccntLNoa del ee1to qde
enNia.
81 don A. A, Juana-Dfaz - Com
placiIo.
Sr. don G. c., San German. Reel
bida su apreclaule del % Ic quedanoe
muy agradecidos. Van las paglnas para.
L. con ell folletfn.
Sr. don U. L., Mayaguez.- z.-No que
dan va paginas sueltas del folletfn que
indica; por ESQ nos yemos priVados
del gusto de complacerle.
Sr. don V. NJ. O., Yauco.-Cumpli-
da su carta del %. Gracias por sus Ca
rinosas frases.
Sr. don j. E. NJ, Manatf -Recibida
su apreciable. Sera complacido.
Sr. don G. NJ, Mayagiez.-- -Recibidos
los seiios por la encuadcrnaci6n de los
tOmos.
Sr. don NJ. c., Comerfo. -VInieron
los tres tomos.
ST.. don \. B., Moca.-Recibida su
apreciable del % tomamos nota para
subsanar 10 que nos iudioa. Gracias
por su oarinosas frases.
Sr. don f. T., Guayanilla. Hoy Sc
! ,,uhiiea Ia adhaaI6u
/ Sr. don r. p, Penrelas. s.--Fueron
aver los auuncios sobre Ell desaffo de
gallos. !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26

Parece q1a ell rob- hecho a Roncoro-
nj no quedara i'm, pune.
Dfcennos que h.ln cal 10 EN- ms relies
de la policfa tres de los autores que
todavfa hay dos mas fugitivos.
ST no miente ell rumor popular ell pas
tel ha sido descubierto por la denuncia
de un complice quien sus demas COM
paneros no dieron parte en- ell robo.
Es SECURE que ell senior Roncoronl
recuperara las prendas robadas.
Los japoneses prosiguen con entu-
SHASTA ardor en- 81 prop6slto de desarro-
liar sus actividades para eximirse de
entregar su dinero a los paises europeos
que les construyen buques y les sunni
nistran armamento.
CONSEQUENCES con esa idea han en-
viado a Europa una comisi6n Official que
tiene por objeto visitar estudiar los
arsenales, fundiciones Y fabricas de ma
terial de guerra. Esa comision ha ter
minado su tarea en- Inglaterra J ahoras
sc dlspone hacerlo en- Francia Belgl-
ca 7 Alemania.
Ian pronto como termine Sc dlrlgira
d Simonosaki para plantear procedimlen
tos europeos en- Ell gran establecimlen-
to metarlugico allf creado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26

gente, valfa ciento cincuenta lui,
ses.
Sofas unas muieres rioas paeden
abandonar un cabriol6 Y un caba-
llo semeiantes, sin manfestar Pc
sar. De- consi iguiente la f4lta de-
dinero 10 siguitioa NADIA absolu-
tameute.
81, pero ess mania de hablsE
una lengua extranjers siendo franz
cesas....
Buen' ESQ prueba precisamen-
te una eduoaci6n distingnida. No.
es natural q las ayentureras si hs.-
blair el slemsn con una purezs
germanica y Ell frances como unas
parisianses.
A ieDas, hay en- estas muieses
una distinction nativa.
La saplica de la jovsn era IN
teresante.
L. petioi6n de la mayor era mo-
slemente imperiosa.
Luego, verdaderamente, prose-
gufa el j"ven srreglando ga espa-
o0 CA ca u9oiC NC AAouO que u0 In +
eomodsse 3 ens vecinas, Ina Sc di
ifs que un mIlitar CORE D. ligro en-
pasar dos hora en- IN 6Acre oon
dos lindas muj ares:
Linda- y dircrrts-, Ii .di6: por-
qne no habiau y agu 4rdau & que
20 empe ne la conver.acl6n.
Por su parte, las dos >. finras
pensaban sin duds ell joven otioisl
como Cite pensaba en- ellas; por-
one en Il n.omento en- que 81 as-a
baba dc f"rmnlar esta idea, una
d. tllas, dirg,6ndore su oom
psfi-rs. 10 d'Jo en- ingle-:
I'm vridad, qu. rida amiga.
que e-te co. h 10 nos lleva como
3 amos maeitos; & cate psso no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
TELLGR lMAS
IA SAN THOMAS }
Traducidos para LA DEYooRACIA

New ork, Febrero 2O.-Un despa-
cho de la Habana VIA Madrid comunica
la noticia de que el doctor Certucha ell
m6dico particular de Maceo ha sido ase-
sinado.
Agrega el despacho que esta notioia
debe acogerse con reserva.
Otro despacho de Madrid nos informa
haber celebrado los carlistas hume
rosas reuniones publicas y que este
partido Sc esta armando.
Los despachos de Atenas dicen que
Mr. Scouzes, cl Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores, ha enviado nota personal
/ c1nco ministries de relaciones extran-
geras participandoles que no podra
alejar de Creta la fotilIa hasta tanto no
este la isla pacifcada. Tambien les in
forma que Grecia no derrogara las Or
denes que prohibe a los Turcos el de-
sembarco de tropas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26
GRAN R]nA DE- GALLOS

FL GCe suEc1ibe, kl' DpTe diepuesto n esta
clase de diversion. tfFece a les sficiopados
peeoe y postss de todRs clsses todo 10 que
SO tIett Dda alcaDce ii tolsillo.
Al mismo tie MIRO tfrece tcda clsse de
modidades en- fu fstablecimiepto. Precio
ctmplets meJte ha'stCs. por cOrocer IA esca
diss 6y = de Msrzr,
j. & COLON
iATENCIONl-T4n Iuidosa a sta cuepta
con la coLcurrencis de los pueolos limftr f 9
como Gusy yauilla, Penuslas. Ponce, Jua1a-
Dfsz, Cosmo. Aibonito, O yry GIa ic -,
Sahana- gra, de Y 8 ~ German
Ponce Febrero "a do 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26

llegaremos d Versailles. Apuesto
8 que nuestro compa1ero 50 fas-
tidIa mortaluente.
Rs que tampooo es muy di-
vertida nuestra oonversaci6n, res
pondi6 la mas joven sonriendo.
-tNo os os parece que ,tiene
un aire muy distiDgoido2
-Asf me parece, st nora.
A bien que habels debido
notar que viste Ell uniforme de
marina.
No soy muy inteligente en-
materias de uniformes.
" biep; como os decfa, viste
ell uniforms de marina, y todos
los oficiales de marina son de bue-
na casa. Por 10 demas, le silent ta
bien ell uniforme, y es hermoso
este caballero, sno es verdadr
La mas joven iba q responder.
y probablemente abund2ndo en- Ia
opinion de su interlocutora GUAM
do Ell ofcial nizo un ademao ooe
la detuvo.
-fcrdonan, sfn naraa, di1o en-
excelente iDgl6-, debo advertiros
que hablo y comprendo Ell inglss
con bastsnte fscilidad; pero no
,e ei sspsfi /. y Il vos 10 -sbeis,
y gnrtair, habisro- en- e-a lepgns,
d 10 menos ssta' Gle $. .guras de no
ser comprendids-.
-C4bsll-ro, r-plic6 Ia sn,ra
mayor risndo, no qu-if.nos hs.
blsr NAL de vos, como b .bei< po-
dido nots,; ssf no nos wider ts-
mos. y no hablemos mas qu- fran.
ces ~ tanemos slgo qn- deeirr os.
-Graciss por ,ss favor, e. no.
"a; sin embarg", d4do case que
MI prAsencia os sea inc6uoda. "a.
mo pod6Is suponer ESQ, ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26

Ss encontrabsn un POGO mas
ala del puente de Sevres.
Gracias & la ayuda dada por el
Official al conductor del fiacre, ell
pobre caballo muy luego en- pie
Ell ofclal volvio 6 entrar en- ell
fiacre.
En- cuanto al cochero, felicit5n-
lo-e d. tener tan amabls parro-
,uiano, ehaqne6 alegremente 50
atryo sin duda con 81 dob!e OBJ
ito de amman d sus rucIos y dc
sntrar el mismo en- calor.
Pero cuaIquiera habrfa dicho
que acababa de entrar por la por-
I. zuela alberta, hsbia helado la
.onv-rsaci6n y squslls intimidad
,acirnte en- que el joven ofcial
incipiaba q h.llsr IN encanto
3ue 81 no podf. explic arse.
Pr. quota -nnie supplements 10
ocurri.io, 6, 10 r iri6, y en- segui-
la vol io II Rilencio a pesar so
sr- RI FIJI, viajero.
El & -iai, 4 qni-n aquella ma
10 calient@ = palpitant- h sbia oco-
,ado rnnrh", qui-o, Al m-nos, te-
aer mn tsi. rn t.ambio.
i Al .f-rta, .xtrndi6 40 pserns
naa p"r di-- tro qu- anaav", no
-ncort,6 NADIA. 8 mA- bi-n ~ Al
- .nco"tr>ha, teri. el do9or d'
y-rlo la r.
Ainnne vfz qne Ii .hfi roe adt
81. de l. mayor de las dos 50
4 "a:
%. inromoio nm hf>imo, A.,
- vrtd 81, eab .li.r III" eats q
,ims con h msyor sangra f,ii
it-er 'nad!
RI efi iai - sonrcs6 hstts Il
or. IL, Iicitindose ds que las q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-26

bsllero, ,.puesto que somos nosotras
auienes lac hemoa pedido.
Y aun exigido, afladio Ia mas
joven.
No me confundais, sonora;
per,ionadme un momento de- in
decision; vos copoceis & Parfa,
40 es verdad2 e una ciudad
liza de lazos, de rateli.s y dc Ell
gsfl -.
-Sre1n ESQ nos hal e's toms-
do. Vamos, hab!ad con fran
qua.
Este oaballero nos ha tornado
por uros lagos, y NADIA mas.
-iOh! .. fioras, repuso el Joven
hum,llandose, os juro que no me
ha ocurrido +l.nt- ida.
-Dispsnsad =. slne hayF n
flgcre se para.
10 6 Ia ocurrid' !?
Wy. yer. =. II Jras.
Geo que vamos 4 volcar;
.ten4d cuIdade, eaballer.
Yia mano d. IA rna- j'ven. ex-
ter dieodOss poF uH fnOsihieHC
bru-co, fue posarse sobre Fl
hombro del ofirial.
La pr4-i6n d. sqnella mano ie
b go trtremec+ r--.
por N impul-o g terament..
natural, iha a g-ris, ps.ro \ :.
drrs, qu - h'if' d-J~.t" :'.ss'
A. M .rim-r inn ui-n IL t-fn"r.
;. h tia r.tirado y al fhndo DE-
fare.
Z II ;ai. a anisn nads rsts' &
va. -e au"6. 3 b 8 al rorh~''
mny f.n.d. ~ l-vsntsr uuo d
,u- -, balls qn- So" hAilaha +nr-
dad" sstru Il tin0n y los tIrsn