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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
MILLS CLOSE.
Workmen Fake Exception to Negro
 Women.

ATLANTA, Aug. 1.-Two hundred women and girls employed at the Ful ton bag and cotton mills struck this morning because negroes were employ ed by the management. Twenty five regro women were put to work in the filling department today and the white fem sles refused to go to work. At noon 400 men walked out in obedience to the orders Of hhA Textile Workers' Union, n sympe' hy wita th- femalss forcing the mills o oloss cove. A riot is threatened
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
YAQUI GOLD.
A Good Report From the Sonora
 Gold Fields.
druggists

A Good Report From the Sonora Gold Fields
 Mr N H Terry and children came iu this morning from the San BeFnardino ranch, confirming the information of a rich gold strike being made in bhe Ys- qui country. Ii seems all is quiet now in that section; no more wars OF remors of war. Al that country fEoE the Mipae Prietes eeeu to the Mula5egs snd south to Culisosn Is one immense mineral de- | posit. Tom Goldman held mines south of the Yaqui river which were reported very rich. Now sInce She Yaquis have made psscs with the Mexican govern ment and taken iauds in sevecalty, she prospecsor is abroad in that land ot gold snd as the strike is 8 nooed one Mexi- cans are also focking to the new dis covery between the Ysqui and Mayo rivers. Verify this is year of gold. Mr. Terry reports good grass and crops at San Bsrnardino. The late rains have made the whole country bring forth it's grass and flowers ss far as Bavispi. Floods have bseu raging on she Rio de Haros and Yaqui rivers, yet the Mexi- can farmer is happy with the prospecs of food and gold n the future Pros pector.
 4 Remarkable Cure for Cronic
 Dfarrhoea.
 h 1862, when 1 served my country ss private iu Company A. 167th Penn sylvania Volunteers, I contracted chronic diarrboes. It has given me great deal of trouble every since. Il have tried "A dozsn different medicines snd several prominent doctors without any permanent relisf. Not long ego | friend sens ma a sample bottle of | Cham beFlsin's Colic, Cholera and Disr- fhoes Remedy. and sfteP that bought and took & 50-cent bottle; and now I | can say that I am entirely cured. l | cannot be shankful enough to you for this great remedy, and recommend it to all suffering veterans. If in doubt write me. Yours gratefully, Henry Stein berger, Allentown, Pa. Sold by ell druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

Cf celesciaf fireworks that is
 "a considerable comment. Dur ing the storm a ball OF globe of fire of considerable size was seen in its descent from the clouds to the earth, accom- k panied by a diffussd glow of electric ght flashing out and illuminating their outlines and the heavens, making 8 most brilliant effect and altogether g rare form of lightning seldom ssen. It was beautiful sight.
 Considerable amount of prodace is brought to Tombstone from the Gila valley in Graham county. Two wagon loads of wheat and potatoes wae seen on the streets todsy from that section and sold to our merchants. It would seem quite a distance to haul this product overland and sell here at profit but is nevertheless done and it Is not unusual to see the loaded teams of our Graham county farmers bringing their wheat to the Tom bstons market.
 W. W. Whitney of the Erie Cattle company and one of she most popular csttlemen iu the oity, WAS visitor to the county seat today. He bae just re- turned from 8 trip east and brought back oarlosd of thoroughbred Here- ford bulls for the Erie Go. range The company are paying considerable attention to the grading of their cattle and find it profitable venture
 Another band of Phoenix horses were brought into town yesterday and number of them sold nere st good prices.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
Fro m Fridays Dsily.

! Fro m Fridays Daily.
 Henry Con gales bss resumed his
 duties as constable V. E. Anderson paid his respects to
 Tempe merchants today. Mrs. Annie Graham vas 8 business
 visitor in Phoenix yesterday. Geo. W. Webb, line rider from No> gales, has been visiting Tempe for a
 dey or two. It Is supposed he is work ing up something in the line of his offi-
 ciel duty, but the courts so far reveal
 nothing.
 Dr. Norton, Territorial Veterinarian
 and Inspector has been keeping the breil hot between Phoenix and Tempe of late. He no sooner returns home than he gets another call to go back across the river all of which goes to show that the stock business is moving right along.
 The militia boys had most hsppy bime at their rsunion last night. During the last few days they have enlisted ten cew mem bers. The whole company is becoming enthueed and they will put forth 8 mutual and united effort to nuke the company what 1t can and ought to be and we predict will be.
 Capt. Andre (no. the aeronaut bat 6he ex-soldieI) Is somewhat of sn astro- loger, as he goes to bed late and gets up early. He figures out a great many problems to his own satisfaction while i others are wasting their time in sleep. | His latest observation is to the effect | that the stars indicate a large crop of | fsll babies and that the harvest will be- gin early.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
&lO B W A RID,

s9trayed from Congress, AT, May s. two bay mares descr b. ed as follows: One dark bay, : years old, 15 hands high shod all round, unbranded. One light bay mare 4 yeais old, 14 hands high, knot on left hind foot, shod all round, branded T. Address F J. CARLSON,
 M. B MCGRAw.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

It is always gratifying to receive testi- monisls for Cham berlein's 8 Colic, Cholera and DisrFhoea Remedy, and when the endorsement comes from a physician it IS especially so. "There is no more satisfactory or effective remedy than Cham mberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" writes Dr. R. E Robey, physician and pharm scist, of O.ney, Missouri; and as be has used the remedy in his own family and sold it in his drug store for SIX years, he should certainly know. For sale by all drnPQisfs
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
BELGIUM SEGEC TED.

She Will Arbitrate Between Hawaii
 and Japan
 YoK HAMA, Aug. 5.-Is s semi-, tf- oieiy announced thse Japen has au- Douucsd that Belgium wil! be selected to act es arbitrator in the questioua in q E. pute bstween Hawaii sad the Japsaese pOVaEnmants
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
bMsee was business spibsI City today.

today.
 One car of cattle from Tempe and one car from Phoenix were shipped to Los Angeles last night.
 Mrs. George N. Gage, Miss Martha Gage and Mrs. w. J. Kinsbury will leave tonight for Prescott.
 Miss Clay Hsnshaw returned to Phoe- nix yesterday after weeks visit with Mrs. w. 0. Norton, Of Mesa.
 H. W. Maxwell returned from Cali fornia this morning and Is again ready for sofb snaps In the cattle line.
 The nsw switch at Mesa is completed and that thriving town now claims the neatest and most roomy railroad yard on the line.
 The recent rains have raised the wa ser in the ditches very notlcsBbly and wster consumers are emiling quite good uasurediy.
 Arthur Eckhsrt has brsnched out 8 little, having invested his surplus funds iu calves. He wants to take 8 hand in she general prosperity of the immedi- ste subss quently.
 W. H. B. AFmitt, of Phoenix, Is ss- ssting the landlord of the Tempe House in the aFduous duties of smiling on the travelling public aud catering to their ever returning wants.
 Colonel R dley is in from the ranch again. He says he still prefers Arizona to the frost bitten regions of Alaska and considers chasing lizards B great deal safer than arguing the point with polar bear.
 Hon. Neils Petersen has been men sioned ss candidate for the Demo cratic member of the Normal school board. Mir. Petersen Is one of Tempe's most representative citizens, and DO doubt would prove a capable memb Der should be be chosen for shat position. From Thursdsy's Daily.
 HW. Maxwell ship ped two GETS of fat cattle last night.
 Charles Willow cane in from his Pinal ranch this morning.
 Mrs. P. P. Daggs went to the coast on this morning'e Santa Fe excursion.
 Mrs. Gabriel Cosner, who has been eick for some time, is quite well again.
 Hon. Niels Peterson lefs for Califor- nia on the Santa Fe excursion this morning. He twas delayed couple of weeks, but will enjoy the more the time he has left.
 The NJ & P. depot is receiving the undivided attention of She repair de- psrtmene of that company. A new roof will be put on the building, Fe- painted and thoroughly fixed up.
 This valley is we'll represented at BIoomeFville by tourists from Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa and some from Silver King. Late edvices state that all age we'll and enjoying pleasant outing.
 The militia boys will have private reunion among themselves tonight. The program Will contain much that is refreshing to both body and mind. There ouly guests will be the members of the G. A R
 MT. Youngman, who has been on the sick list has recovered again and is to- day engaged in moving his merchandise stock into the Daggs' block, in the room formerly occupied by the Delmon- ieo restaurant. When be gets strsigh- tened ous in his new quarters he will have very attractive store room.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

Tired people sre tired becAnse they have exhausted their strength. The only way for them to get strong is to eat proper food.
 But eating is not ell. Strength comes from food, after digestion. Di- gestion is made easy with Shaker Di- gestive Cordial.
 People who get too tired, die. Life is strength Food is the maker of strength. Food is not food until 1t is digested.
 Tired, pale, thin, exhausted, sick sufferers from Indigestion can be cured by the use of Shaker D gestive SzprdiAl.
 !: :" < <. : : <: < < : : ]:
 ngiye their spent energies. re
 kigorste them, create new
 Lpce and strength, all by
 tomechs to digest their
 and this IS the best of
 sdiats relief and, with
 ermep entiy cures.
 luggists Trial bottle 10
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
&rnaE Miner:

Foreman Gardner, ~ the Pick and Drill, while enzeged in running job press today had the misfortune to get his hand csughs in the same. resulting "a wound that incapaeitates him from Forking at that vocation any more. Ee symrsthize with him and reg ct ex- ssedirgly tS hear of any typo meeting
 ith such fs,ecoident, as the crsft are fnersIiy the most abused race in the Iu oiveEss.
 One of those peculiar political conNro- versisa in line ef "War to the kzilfe and 2> <rsrzuz-.z | 1.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
For S aie,

Seven head of good milk cows with young calves Terms cash. E. o. SLOCUM.
 d&w If
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
LETTER LIST.

Unclaimed Letters in the Post Ofice
 Phoentx, Arizona,
 Aug. 8, 1897. Brutsche. H K Burnett. Thos. Clark, Mrs. l. Felt, O B Flanagan. John Glrsrd, Mrs R Hsnley, John-2 Lswley, " H Long, Charles-2 Murphy, J T McGrew, John Scott, Mrs Mary Telor, Will Williams. M
 Williams, Mrs Bill
 CARTAS ESPANOLAS. Marie de Los Angeles Bedugo de Vesets L F Amadsii, Francisco Urise, Refugio Bareles, Miguel Daniel, M N Castro, A F Melendres, R de Grijalva, Miss M Mirands, Maria Morales, Francisco Moline, Ramon Vsrdugo, Alvina Sanchez. Gall for advertised letters
 WM D. THOMAS, P. NJ.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

his brother John Dosn, Fred MS
 uperintendent of the Fortuna miy
 and B. $. Wiggins, master mechsnN
 they had been as guard with the reg
 ular monthly shipment of gold bullion
 from the Fortuna mines, which was
 shipped on she morning train yesterday
 to San Francisco When about fTs miles from Blsisdeil, one of the guns,
 which they had several, forty-fv cal ibre colts revolver, fell from the seat,
 where it was lying beside Leslie Doan, and strpcs the bottom of the wagon. The conoussion caused the revolver to go of and the bullet passed up through shs seat and clear through the body of the unforsunsse msn. passing out about two inches above the navel. The party immediately turned back So Bleiedell and made the injured man as comforts- ble as possible and telegrsphed to Yuma for medical assistance. The Southern Pacific physioian at thst place respond ed on special engine immediately, but was unable to do much, and advised his bringing Do the hospital at this place,
 which they did, arriving in this city on the passenger from the west this morn ing. From the time he was shot he
 did nos suffer any material pain, but
 continued to grow steadily weaker, uu- til this morning at o'clock be died The funeral service will be held to- | morrow afternoon, the hour of which is
 not yet decided upon. Judge end Mrs Dosn, father and mother of the deceae- ed, and John Doan, a brother, came in l with him this morning. Two other | brothers, Frank and Fletcher, js., are expected to arrive tomorrow morning, the former from the Fortuna mines and the the latter from Florence.
 The sympathy of the people will be l with the family in their sad sff1iction- Tucson Citizen.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

&ostoffce controversy.
 toddsrd had their can- Plu ID, and both pFinoi-
 m the drop of the Tact it is said each be- } that they overlooked .s!s. But Akers won.
 If the McCebe mine, is
 ftunste He was srdsy Cor treatment to 8 hand. This makes the Ia above has sIa1ai2sd in-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

AessFs. Daniel J. Ryen, BRssig and other gentlemen, of Columbus, O., are expected in Tucson iu few days with view to determining the construction of grand hotel.
 The funeral of Leslie M. Doan, son of Judge Fletcher M. Doan, took place yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the undertaking parlors of R. T. Mil Ter. There were many friends present who accompanied she remains to the grave. The father, mother end three brothsrs of the deceased wsre present.
 Yesterday rather quarrelaome fellow stirred up trouble with several parties and in the afternoon it is said he be- name somewhat annoying end abusive
 a woman, who dashed some carbolic
 i'd in his eyes. Toe result is badly hrnt face and 8 probable loss of one or Psh eyes. Is is the old story Of he who sks trouble gets the worst of it, and
 otten turns ont very serious.
 Ia the farming district between Tue on and San Xavier there are from four Mo tvs .s5usand aoFss of farm lands be- ing piowed for the second crop this year. Corn and beans will constitute this crop. The grain and hay crop this year was very prolific The farmers in shat district have never done better thar this year and they are all happy.
 ,oon as their crops are iu the farm will engage in hauling ore.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

' cls bot LII t5 tt3 Ill tOuSiHSSS e opens Septena5sF Goh. For information address E Rl. LAmson, Phoen;x, -;z
 H dw Govarnor MoGord this afternoon made two appon tments, that of Mir. NJ P. Freeman, If Tucson. ae R gent of tte Territorial University, vice MT. Frank lip, resigned, and Mr. Harry zuck, of Tempe, ae Trustee of the Territorial Normal School.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

Prescott Courier:
 Oae of the hesvieet downpours of rain which evsr visited this section commen- ced lsst Monday evening and in 8 short time every water way carried roaring torrent. The rain continued at inter- vals sll night and during the following day. This rain, if general, assures good crops all over the county this season. Qse Fsncher said it wes worth fully S4OO to his ranch alone.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-26
Sc p"opuso q la Camara levantar la

Sc p"opuso 4 la Camara levantar la
ses.6n, q 10 cual respondio negat,va
mente Ia Presiden ia, por cuya razon
Mr. lie her reanudo su Interpolation a
las once menos veinte de la noche.
A las cin1o de la maTiana el orador
continue su discurso, produc endose
en- es'a hora e5cenas tumu'tuosas, pues
lus sccialistas rec amaron la clausura
de la Camara poo estar can>ados. Sc
suspendio la session por minutes, COZ
tlnuando M Lecher en- el uso de Ia
paa5ra. A las seis h ib aba todavi !,
tenn nando su inter peIacion a las aue-
We de la manana, habie ido durado
por cons guiente. doce horas.
Unt Vez termiuado el dIscurso de
MI Lecher, sc celebro una session Sc
creta que duro justamente sei' horas,
ac,endose pIblico ell debate, termi
nada aquelIa, y reproduciendose las
mismas esoenas tumuituosas. y, 81 ca
be, con mas brioS que cuando hdbla-
ba Mr. lie her Sc suspendio el acto
por d;ez minutes, al concluir los cua-
les h'zo uso de la palabra el po'ones
Jadtzenoviez, siendo recibido por una
lluvia de golpes en- los pupitres, POI
10 que la session tuvo que levanlarse
con gran les splausos de todos a las
nueve de /, noche, habieado duradc
veinte y slete hotas justas y cabales
por cuya rAzon todos los DiputAdo.
tuvieron que renovar la cuerda a sus
respectivos relojes, para saIir con no
ra de tan iat0S0 session
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-26
EN- JUNCOS

Segun acta que hemos recibi-
10 y que puolicaremos en- nues.
tro proximo n1mero. Sc ha cons.
tltuido en- ell pueblo de Juncos el
nuevo Comite del Partido Incon
Iicionalmente Espa1oI en- la 81
Suiente forma: Consultores Ho
norarios: limo Sr don Candidc
Farifa, don Jaime Palau y don
Manuel Mujica. Presidente: don
Claudio Calenti. Vice Presiden
te; don Antonio Mujica. Voca
les: don Candido Rodrigez. don
Ricardo Jimenez, don Ceferino
Fernandez y don Antonio Lo
renzo. Vocal Secretario :: dor
Juan R. Arte. SupIeDtes: don
Pedro Costa Parol, don Jose Cos
ia Parol, don Bautista Viso y
Ion Federico Nabas. Secretario
suplente don Manuel Cobas.
Acto seguido Sc acordo por eI
nucvo Com:te adherirse en- u:
todo al Manifesto del Comite
Central de 7 del corriente, asi
como otorgar a este un voto dt
confanza.
Reciban nuestros enthusiasts y
queri los correligionar:os de Jun
cos Ia mas cumplida enhorabue
ia, que hacemos extensive al Co
mite Central.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-26
AUTORIZADA OPINION.

Ell General del eje'cito de los Es-
tados Unidcs, Mr.. Howars. ha publi-
cado un inte,esante articulo en- el pe-
rio iico ingles Forum. trAtando dc IL
question de una guerra entire Espana
y los Estados Unidos.
Dice en- el que el ejercito de los
Estados Unidos es dema iado dEbil
! para perme:ifse una actltud agresiva
| rspala -.aiiade enc hoy cua-
troeiea'ros veinte y sie'e mil hombre
en- arms, y de e|los 27o, ,ooo en- Cuoa
y en- canbio los Estados Unidos sole
cuentan con 28. 235 soldad $, y dc
procede Sc q una recluta de vount4
rios. e>ta 'eria muy lenta.
Por 10 qle se We Ia potente Rep1
bIica Vec.na no cuenta Con ejer ii {
capaz lie de empe1ar una guerra in
ternacionsl Coli naci6n alguna y meme!
con Esp ma, que pueHe poner sob''
las a'mas IN ejercito potente, AFRO
jado y aguerIido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-26

sus espaldas. y entonces os dire lc
que pienso aceica de sus derechos;
pefo exponer mi cuello y mis- propie
dades la sancion penal, tened enten-
dido que no he de ser IAN mentecato
que 10 haga Asl. pues, cuanio in
tenteis crear entusiasmo con los vapo-
res Gel lico- y con brlndis subve' sivos,
os aconsejo pasar Ia borrache,a en-
compafiia de otro.
-Muy bien, brindad vo' mismo
por 10 que gusteis. que yo bebere a la
salud de cualquiera.
-Pues os propondre un brindis por
una que 10 merece; Ique os parece
beber q la salud de la senorita Ash
ton7
-iSaberoiol exclam6 Craigengel.
balanceando el vase: a la salud de la
chica mas linda de Lothian iOue
lastima que el codicioso v ladino de
su padre este a punto de lanzarla
los pies de ese orgulloso descami$ado
de Ravenswood! "
ESQ es 10 que no esta a1n hien
claro, dJo Buckiaw en- un tono a pa
recer indiferente, Pero que exotic la
Az da curiosidad de ,u comp nero que
insinuarse en- So cynfanza
fin de hacer-e necesafi, su patton
pues no estdba satistecho cen su lap Il
de sgfegado y deseaba adquirir un ii
tulo mas penn anente para meIecer su,
Cavores.
-Crei, dijo despues de una pausa
que era va una Casa arregiada. pues
estan juntos y no Sc
1abla de otra casa.
- Pueden deeir 10 que gusten, re.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-26
s@ (4I
La ROVia do Lann0TlOOr,
@ sasa .PoR E15 @
SIR WALTER SCOTT.
ssss----ssss Z. vts s
1raAuecf0a, dtrecte deIingles
POR
JOSE PEREZ morris
{ Es pr01tsGad
{ (Esbr0pisdad }
lCcNT1NUAc1oN).

El, cue habia comido NAL, bebido
peor y dormido en- la camara secreta
de Wolfs Crag, guerra conservar bue-
ma mesa y blands CANA para toda la
vida, teniendo especial cuidado en- no
secaer en- la vida miserable que lle-
Craigengelt,. de rotado en- sus pri-
meras esperanzas de expIotar a Buck
law, Sc propuso sacsr de el, sin en-
ba.go, el mejor partido possible Buck
law, que nunca habia sido esc'upuloso
en- escoger companlas, Sc habia acos
tumbrado comer con un indi siduo
con qrien podia rcir y de quien podia
seiIse; con uno que 10 mismo tomaba
el bocado que el bofeton, que enten
dia todas las diversiones interiors; y
exteriores, y que cuando al senior Sc
Ie antojaba una botelIa de vino que
era menudo]. siempre estaba dis
puesto a salvarle de la pen6ieute, evi
taudo el es-andalo de Ia boTrachera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-26

Lieja. Exposition. Tras las mag
nifcas Exposiciones que Sc han cele
brado en- Amberes y Bruselas ; Liejs,
la hermo y tica villa, patria del in
mortal Gretty, qu;ere t,mb.en dae a
conoeer sus marav'Iiosos progresses y
sus ina gotables fuentes de nquezas.
A Ia hora que escribo eitas iineas ell
@ mite enca, gado de la realization
de tan magno proyecto, ha lanzado
al p1blico sus manihestos con el OBJ
t. de reunir sufciente capital.
Es de esperar dado el entusiasmo
que reina en- esa simpati Ciuda d
que podamos con empl>r-de, pues de
Ia Paris-una Exposition que. aln
que pequeha, no tendra que envidiar
NADIA a las que Sc han celebrado de al
gun tempo esta parte, a juzgAr por
e! gran incremento que han tornado
las diversas industries que Lieja po
see y la saba direction del Comite
organic 4dor. En- fin, Sr Director, 10
qle tuere soma a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-26

Alcaldes que pertenecen al Par
lido Unconditional la dimisi6n de
sus cargos. con 81 prop6sito, al
parecer, de que disfruten lie estos
senores a6liados otro Partido.
. Como quiera que dichos Sres
Alsaldes deben su puesto a la vo-
lunt4d de sus ele stores, nos per-
mitimos aconsejarles que de min.
gun modo acccdan d semeian
te pretens'6n. hasta que no sean
'aestitwtdos gH6srnatlVameNte
Y claro esta que este case lao
puede llegar, dadas la prudencia
< imparcialidad de que segura
nente habr de revestirse en- es
tos momentos ell Excmo Sr Go
bernador General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-26

que no soy hombre 4 quen pueda
guar una muier.
-Asi dicen muchos hombres hon
rados, entfe ellos, digunos de mis- ami
gos; pero ell diablo ME lleve ST Sc Ia
razon por que las mujrres no me
aguantan y Sc dan siempre manas de
echarme a la calle antes que Sc acabe
la luna de miel
-Si hubierais conservado el terre-
40 hasta cue ella a ara. os hubieran
dado una pension anual.
-Pero no me ha sido possible, con.
test6 el aa gido parasitic, ahi esta lord
Castle e-Cuddy.. Ersm amigos in =
timos: montaba 20 sus caballos, me
prestaba direro. lie ensenaba 20 ma
nejar los halcones y a hacer apuestas;
y cuando Sc encapricho en- oasarse, lie
case con Katie-Glegg, a quien no juz
gaba yo tan adicts a mi po, soma como
puede serlo una mujer: pues me echo
a Ia Gale en- los primeros ounce dias.
-Bisn, replioo Bncklaw. creo que
rlada tengo de com1n con Cas:!e Cud-
y. nj Lucia con Katie pego vereis
narchar la cosa con 9 contra vuestra
voIuntad; 10 que hay Cue saber es 81
e1 clio me pocreis ser iii.
va 10 creo y mucho mas q vos mi
laerido tronera. mi amado propieta
fio. d;tras de quien iria yo descaizo
por el mundo entero. Decidme Ia
nora, el lugar. la manera y circun tan
las, y vereis 81 os soy ltii en- cuanto
luerais.
-Ent6nces teneis que andar & ca.
'allo doseieutas millas por mi.