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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
THIS HAS BEEN
RAILROAD DAY.
Scores Of Prominent Rail and Tie
Men in Salt Lake.
PROGRAM AT TABERNACLE.


This Is one ~ the busiest days IN roil-
road oircios known here for many
mSns. Wherever one goes iu aimD.'
every department the officials ts,a
clerks ARE ON the jump.
The amount OF travel Tor The \. D.. A..
over the Itlo Gruudc ls wonderful.
Thrice specials from the East camc To-
and went out yesterday aud four more
sections of SO. are scheduled 90 ARE
rived today. The frat 10 reach here boz
lng the Missouri delegation, which arr
rived this morning. The aggregation III
passenger. tourist and Pullman cars at
the depot today was almost bcwlldur.
ing. N1t only have the Union Pacific
and tllu GruUdn got their hands iull
but the oregon short Line, Salt Lake
and Los Angeles ana every railroad
agency ln the city are buHlrr than
n viii boz remembered that this ls
RAILROAD Day" ln Salt Lake and % has
taken an The general agents 90 com.
pose the committees on reception nnh
amusement.
railfuldeTs. accompanied hy fhuir
fHmiIFH, pulled into the salt Lake HtA-
lion ou board o. Great Northern alrnper
The committee escorted them tp the
knutaford. who're they puftuuk uf poe
Treatments. The program for the day
was aH follows
From $3.50 until n o.. m. "a drive
around the city in carriages. AZ "a
o'clock an organ recital wac HiNtu 10
the Tabernacle by Prof j. j. Mcclellan.
The following selections were rendered
Star spnnEicd iInnncr
maze ~. lNNNNNN -
iutormezzo tCavcllrira HusiicnnnJ"
tsstssfs stsfss tsfsasss sfttf ~. fNAhHl
q. Evening Star ....,...."..W agner
D hul'ro t.ts' s'tt's 's..'t''''. ltiNlh"
sclectlona from opera srrenaigl.
America DoxoloFy.
Lunch from ~ until q. then trip TO
thv ink--a number OF them going 20
Garfield. \ strand ball viii boz given toe
night az Sultnlf iu honor NJ the guests.
The following o. tho list of the wise
itDrs. Archibald Gray, assistant gene
erll freight agent Great Northern. W
No. MUrrlmun. general agent Northern
paclnc charles Clln1rd, general agent
Union Pacific. j. a.. Dawson. general
agent Great Northern. H. q. Wilson,
general agent a. 3. H.. James Sloan,
commissioner Butte Terminal uHaDcla-
tion. Con. 81 clair, general agent %. r.
g. ~; PIN Daniels. general agent bur
IlNNNNMH W. - HltNNNNNNf 'tNNls .NN'IlN Ahs
u, w. James Smith. traffic department
Great Northern. r.. !, iicaly. contract
Ing freight agent Great Northern. j, T..
t.lobO. contracting freight agent North
sru Pacific A. H. Carleton, travelling
freight agent Union Pacific. am %
butte. n, A. Stlefol. travelling freight
agent Southern Pacific; n. 4. Raler,
travelling freight agent Burllngtor' g.
H. Duttou. general agent Great North
ern. 4. II. Edgar general agent North
ern Pacific and a. =. Nash general
agent g.. S. T.. NJ. q o., NJ Helena.
T.. NJ. Seymour, general agent q. .. w
of Butte, g. NJ Winter general agent
aconda, NJ. NJ Potter, travelling freight
agent g., NJ q ST. r.. Of Helena, l..
o. Leonard. general agent Missouri Pa
cinc. of iiuttu. and T., l.. kinney, gcn-
cral agent c., NJ. g S. r., VI Helena.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
TnE MAN BEHIND InG GUNS.

The members OF the local Epworth
league met last nlght In the parlors NJ
tho First Methodist church-u pleasant
entertainment being provided In a
question contest requiring answers nH
60 who was the greatest hero at Santi-
aTu, on tiny naEa held By each guest
vas printed the initial letter of one Of
the ships N the American fleet. and on
the other side the letter OF another shin.
the scheme being 20 arrange THESE iu
groups representing the dlnrrut ships
NJ the fleet When this was done a cap
tain Of each group was chosen. and
these several captains required to am
hWcr the question ais to the greatest
hero IN The Obstruction N CevrrHs fleet
Wilbur RowlandH HnHwcr "rhe man
hOhlud tho guns was considered the
best ana he was chosen master OF
ceremonies for tho evening A short
program, consisting Of musical seloc.
tlouH addresses ana rccltatloua was
Elvcn, aftcr which refreshments were
served. The evening was 81 uuh en-.
ioyyl by all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
TEXAS MAKES A
CALL FOR AID.
Soveny-Fivo to One Hundred Thou
sand People Are in Need,
REQUEST OF GOV, SAVERS.


81, Louis, July s,-A epoolal to tho
Post Dispatch from Dallas. Texas,
suyH;
Gov. sayer1, In q talk over the long
distance telephone from Austin. re-
quests the press TO state that In adj
dItion to money, an character Of cloth
lug and provisions are needed In the
nood districts lie suggests that par.
Ties contributing such articles commu-
nlcnto with him before shipments are
made In order thot Intelligent distrlbu-
ton may be had.
There are from sovonty-nve to one
hundred thousand persons needing re-
ligf About 100000 ln money and sup.
plies have been contributed, but many
times that much "a needed.
Reports received No Dallas at noon
from Denlson, Paris TexarSana and
other places on tho Rcd river state
thar rain has boon pouring In torrents
fur me last i've hours with no prospects
ut stopping, 10 iH feared that % Hood
100 lscd rlvrr may result.
a telegram received today from Iu-
llm IN Fort Bond county says that ak
hundred people are in danger OF drown
ing al that place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
POLICE NEWS.

From time TO time the police are In
receipt ~ letters that denote that
although % IL nearly three years since
the hDy Francis Hcrmnua lot salt
Lake city Ho hurrlcdly with the crime
~ murder hanging over hts head. that
those outside are Htill kcgplE am eye
peeled for the cN-purHon. chief uf
Police Hilton, during the last TOW days.
has received three letters from SALT
coats \. W. r., Canada, Walcott. ~ H..
aud chicago, respectively tho writer's
uf which claim that llermans lH ut
large In their locality anu ask FOR de-
acrlpuun ana photos OF tho much.
wanted man
A small boy rushed into police head
quarters nt 1850 last night. ana be-
tween htrnths painted out, There's %
burglar I'm lod Gives house at no
canyon road Detective Sntots. Ser
scat juuury ANA Oulccr Davis made a
quick run Go the scene In tho patrol.
4 thorough search was Instituted but
no burglar WAS forthcoming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
PERSONAL.

eTSr>rSS,yN r>0NNNN~~e~~~.~ -s,sS
-, /, ~ Nunnell came down from Butte
VI. morning and is chartered at Inc
H. IT, Earle and James Dorvan arc
nnnns the White House guests. They
HAN from Mammoth. Ivy
Dr. i. W. Go1duu IS visiting Sal,
Lake for a few days with headquarterS
at tho Kenyon. lie is from Vermont
George y. I'm. private congregational
secretary 10 Hon. y. IA. Roberts. Ienycs
FOR Idaho on this evenings Gregon
short Line train 10 be absent for abopt
~ Mgrh' business ana pleasure com
oined are the objects Of his IBID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

NounE Kcntuckean Confosss, to Having
Committed forgery.

Elbort II. Donhnm,alias ~. Mcdowell
pleaded guilty before Judge NoToll
today 10 am Information containing
two counts, charging him with forgery
aud uttering ana passing 10 forged In.
Hurument The defendant viii be- som
tcuCed Monday
Dcnhnm h. the young fellow who nt-
tempted to defraud tho North Pacific
Express company out NJ $50. by forg.
ing an order for that amount ON lt. lila
attorney T., H. Christensen. mndo IA
statement fnr the court. claiming that
the young man came of good purcntage
and thnt his folks We're very much
gileved over the turn OF affairs. ma
father Mr. Christensen said. ia IA
lucky.
The youthful defendant has lust
turned eighteen, He is snld 10 have
committed similar crimes In colorado
and Idaho. Attorney Chrlstsnscn yyouiI
prrfcr seeing him sent to the state In.
dusttlu school, but IA. probabilities
arc he Will BIO committed to the "peu"
Tor one or two years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

dy,iry ,b. ,y,.p The s,ots hank quar-.
fsrit III 2 par cont IL due ou az 18th.
me hnBu8i meeting uf Tho rtockhaldars
of tbis bauk oceurg on Tuesday. the
lin nj ID. n.
The Zine rasiIsBce Of the late stewart
stophfns1r on FIfh East has been pur-
rb1rad by Nra 4 vs.. Hanson uf the
u.r...,. tsr..Iftt.r ,.....r.ry through Do
n WbIttom1re. f1r az snm ID Is. 700.
The tftah Commercial & Savings
t4rk bss declared dividend OF one
and gns.h1lf nor cont
continue IL chow iha usual rfeat ralra
over laat year. and salt Lake. rbIu Tor
the week D. utr cont ahead ~ the
aVefnea Tho total of the country DE-
ii Gsl.a ltgI5. an increase aI atIa p.f cont
over the same week last yHbr Salt
Inku'H total Cor the week ending sos.
tarlay o. fl4s1alo. an Increase uf $3.50
81 thr following efIH. p.afIa. Mem.
phIr. srrnrnrId. Maze Fort Worth
Portland. &c.. Portland. ore. DIS
M0iuUH Seattle. aud TafeIn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
Hewlett Bros. Co.
EX-SENATOR BROWN Ill.
Attacked While on a Mission to Wash.
ington for Utah Shcepmen.

Washington y. c.. July S.-Former
senator Arthur Brown who came To-
Washington several days ago in the In
terost ~ the sheep raisers of Utah, has
been confined TO his room from an at
tack Of hlli0usncsa, his condition was
greatly improved today.
with Jesse Smith. also % Utah, Mr.,
Brown has had several talks with the
secretary Of the interior and land COM
missioner relative tu permitting the
pasturlng Of sheep on the ulntah rcscr-
walton. which covers nearly 100000
uNFtH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
BEAT AND KICKED HIS WIFE
Mary Lindqu'i's Allegations Against Alex
ande' lntqus,


Mary LlndqulHt began divorce pro-
cuedlngH against Alexander LlndquiHt
this afternoon hy illng suit 10 which
she asks Cor an Jnnullmrnt OF the mar
rluEt bonds. huHing the Same on the
grounds OF cruelty and failure 10 pro-
vide.
The complaint alleges that the parties
lntormarued in this city july %. 1890.
Since the marriage, % BE- alleged. de-
PENDANT has treated plaintiff IN "a cruel
and iuhuman manner; that ON divers
occasions Doc hus cursed and sworn at
HE wife. struck her and kicked her.
There are two children living tglrlH).
aged seven ana four years. Plaintiff
pruyH FOR an absolute decree: the cua-
tody OF the children and Tor general re-
lief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Commercial Agent L. l.. Downing OF
the chicago, Milwaukee q 81. Paul rail-
road, has just obtained the patent to
an ingenious invention. The Invention
may be termed n key holder. II ~ Il
most simple yet effective dcvlcc. that
makes Il absolutely impossible for any
one on the outside 10 push the key from
the lock. The arrangement Is small
steel bar suspended from u steel plate
which Is fastened Just above the door
knob. when the key IL In lts place the
bar " run through the ring In the key.
ana the door is secure; II ls useless Tor
anyone TO attempt TO push the key out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

HORsLEY. AT Soda Springs, Idaho.
July 9. 1893. 4. W. HurHlvy, and WIS
buried at Paris. Idaho. july 3rd. Born
octobed 10. 1870.
sKtNNER.--John skinner. NJ his
home in Nuunnn valley Idaho, June "a,
1882 aged "a years and 20 days; Of gem
crnl debility.
Deceased was born I'm Devonahiro.
England May 90. tsg2. where he Joined
the church OF Jesus Christ ~ Latter
day Saints. lie cmlgrntrd 60 America.
settled In Gcncsco county State OF New
York. iu 1855. came 10 Utah with the
advent uf the Union Pacific railway.
which hu helped Co construct through
Weber canyon in 1865. after which he
settled iu Providence. Cache county.
Utah. From there he entered the Rear
Lake country, was u pioneer in settling
Nounnn valley, which ia monument 70
his Industry ana perseverance. Here
he presided aH bishop Tor many years:
WIS released short time ago ON nc-
count VI HE advanced years aud In
hrmitIcs. His postcrity numbers %. OF
which number no survive him; 40 chill.
drcn, Cl grandchildren and 10 great.
grandchildren.
His funeral took place Friday. June
30 1899. at Nounan. attended by great
numbvr-so large that but two-thiria
could gain admission 10 the meeting
house. Thlrty-HiN vehicles followed
the remains TO tho last resting place
the family burylng ground, numbers
coming from adjoining towns and set
Elements.
Father skinner died no he had lived.
respected and loved by an who had the
pleasure OF his acquaintance. His In
tegrlty In the Church like his Industry
and Interest In his family and those
around him was unlinchlug. lie was
an nnectlonote husband, q kind. indul-
gent father: died q faithful Latter.dny
Saint with fun faith and assurance "
resurrection. Peace 20 his ashes.
New York and Michigan papers, also
Mlllcnnlal star, please COPY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
BUSINESS NOTES.

The report NJ tho building inspector
for the week o. ul follows, Emily W.
stoekdale. Sixth street between aud
j, brick cott0E $1,000; q. II. Wallace.
90 Third street. brick cottage. s.. 200.
W, 8, Mccormick Second West between
First aud Second South, brick terrace.
5000 Catherine Franklin, $50 oast
Thltd South two story brick. So Goo.
j, u, ana NJ, n, Walker Third South
between Main ANA West Trmplu strpots
and reur OF 20 west Third South brlgk
livery stable, g. 600, A. Hammer I'D
south Eighth West. frame building
$500 miscellaneous permits for ultrrn.
lions, additions ana repairs amounting
N value 10 NiO' making q total ,1r the
The week has been devoid ot srcrlnl
interest ln financial rIrgIua. thr uaurI
conditions uf easy money and UIrn
rated hurutlrH CONTINUING mn. H,fE
statements, published Iu tho puuars IN
accordance with tine regular uuHrt.fIy
call show that there WAS mover uo
much money ON deposlt lu our history
as at present The nusurut National
statement printed Ia FRIDAYS HNrWsff
shows tuta In deposits UUf HgIlG
tls.ts, The Rational Uunl, of ihr.ilC.
pubuc Jumps uu 90 over 100000 ID blr
gam since The hst publication THr
Deseret suvlnga, whose statement We
publish today, shows deposits uf 81.
09J,2oolb. Other banks State and urI.
waite, VIII publish thglr statements n.xt
week
Everything yielding dividends Is stu
In strong demand. ana the quest by In.
NcHiurs has pushed stocks uu tnun .UltI-
tudinous point IDm SUGAR continue.
the most active No tho local lIst nm,
old stock stands ut $3.50 ana tnp nrO.
issue Is fast approaching t. uptinua
being worth S2to GO $500
Broker Burton reports au inquiry far
Homo Fire stock from eastern ptrfI.s
but he says hr has been unable To- ol.
tain a quotation ut loss than par
The last quotations on leading local
stocks are us tull0WHi
Dcserct National o., o.. coo. .fgtg 01
peHeret Savings %. q, Q, Of. ..... mo .ub
Coop Mhsuu 90 q. O., o., of. o, me- uO
nome tllt 90 90 's 90 90 o., coo, 90 30
STATE hank '' 80 90 %. o., CO., o., 900. 90
y, G, NJ, l,,, .. " o, tt.. -. o., lgs lu
ogden sugar a." q. '''' ''' l2'Oo
The Descret Savings regular quarter.
g dividend OF 10 per cent was paid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

The application u Fritz Riepcn for
writ ~ reylDW directed against Jus
ucc N the Peace Alexander McAtnatcr
was denied by Judge Cherry today
tcipon claimed that Justice McMina-
ter tried a case In which he was one uf
the defendants two days ahead ~ the
time set, and that he WAS unaware OF
such proceedings until he WAS served
with writ NJ attachment The court
found that the proceedings We're per-
fecuy proper. but gave Rlcpcn another
ten days stay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

The Short Line announces the follow
iug excursions 20 Garfield Beach w to
August iOths
July nth. Auorbnch Excursion.
july 18TH scandinavian Day,
July iith Wuulmou from Sandy ana
intermediate points,
july 18Th. r. 70. Employees.
July 18th, Excursion from Mcrcur.
July 18th. Twenty ward.
July goth, &c. Mury's Sunday School.
July 2ith Twelfth quorum nf Elders.
August Ord, Free Baptist church.
August 10th Tenth ward Sunday
school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Chicago, july S-A special 20 the
Tribune from Lansing, Mich, says:
The Detroit River Terminal Hallway
CO., capitalized az $500 600, filed articles
OF association with the secretary Of
state today The company win build
sixteen miles NJ standard gauge road
from Detroit Co Slpcum Junction, the
avowed purpose being to furnish tor
Wlunl for the Pennsylvania and. other
lines which now stop ut Toledo and
which have been seeking nu entrance
into Detroit for several years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Chicago, July 1-Wostcrn passenger
men are making strong efforts 10 cX-
tend the membership OF their HsaDclu-
tlnu west OF the Missouri river. Tho
territory of tho Western PASSENGER aa.
ISOLATION under tho revised agreement
extends only Go Colorado common
nolni9, ana u is now proposed t1 take
no ull the country east OF ogden srl
Salt Lake The Union Pacific NM
Denver a RIO OHude AFRO already On thr
association, ana 10 ls expected Tint
other Colorado and Utah lines win i1ln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Judge Cherry rendered decision to-
Jay In the case NJ Henry Hcrbst Va
Patrick kerwin finding tho issues Ia
favor " plalntln, Tor the return of tho
property or the sum Of $500
Plaintiff sud 10 recover possession
OF certain store fixtures or their alleged
value. 500 which had been unlawfuly
taken possession OF by defendant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Denver July S--Rcceipts. POO Marx
20 qulot aud steady, beef steers, J.1au
$50. cows, aO1uidO; feeders. freight
paid to river, a60ul5O; stockers do.
iU4ui5b. bulls, stays, etc. e25q2bO.
Hogs Receipts, 500. aturket shade
higher iirht packers. A,6ifls,.
mlSud and heavy Jiiau3AIrs.
no sheen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

In the matter % the estate OF Frnn.
els Armstrong. deceased. an order ,,1.
made by the probate court today 1r.
pointing Isabella s, Armstrong and
william y. Armstrong executors. with.
out bonds. '' "'N'-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

I. James T. Hammond, Secretary OF State
Of the state VI Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing II full, true aud correct COPY
Of the statement VI the above named com.
panUnow "a die In my oiiico this SIN dag of
July, is1
1T HAMMOND.
SECRETARY OF state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
70 CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.


SAT- Lake CITY July s. i800
! i lll.y Is eiearlng7, ,,,. ,..,,.2at. $50. 90
,,' N'' w. year '''''' ,,,., 2i3,O22. 20
- ,',,'i,lns. ''.,.',' ,..2361 49, .O7
''''' "''N ''sl year '''',..,ls9I20O. 5S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
OUR CLAIM

We do not make any foolish claims
for our Three Crown Baking Powder,
because we say " II n borne out By
every respect well made and put on the
market at price which VIII make II an
object Tor anybody % use II. one can
VIII convince you of lta excellence,
Constant usage Will make you It's
friend.
Your Grocer sells Three Crown Bnk-
lng Powder at following prices.
%. can..... ......., .......s..s..'.slVc
y ok. Gun sssssss.. .ss..ssssss sssssssseyo
10 %. can ....... ....... ..,.........25c
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MalIon tor Nsw rIIaI o,errnlch.

Judge Cherry today denied tho mo-
ton for a new trial made hy tho dc.
PENDANTS In the case uf Sarah Wulah
vH g. ], Brain. An exception was taken
by the defendants TO tho courts riI-
ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Elias a. smith, being frat duly sworn NO
cOrdiug a. law. deposos aud says that he
Il cashier uf the ahuvc-named bank
that the above aud foregoing report cuu-
the condition Of the said bank At tho close
Of business on tho thiftloth day OF June,
islo. ELIAS A. SMITH.
subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this
stl day Of July, i.up
srAfj Hs YOUNG.
Notary publlu
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ORE AND BULLIOy REPoRrs,

Following are today's orc and bulIlop
receipts as reported by the institution
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Report made 10 the secretary Ut state of
the stat. NJ Utah uf the con-
dillon of the
DeSeret Savings Bank,


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salt Lake. state Of Titan. ~ the clnsn
of business ON the thifticth day Of june
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

The Dessert Savings regular quarter.
ly dividend OF 10 per cent was paid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

HoRsLEY.-At Soda Springs, Idaho.
July 2. 1893. r. W. Houlry, and was
buried at Paris. Idaho. july 3rd. Born
Octobed No. 1870
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[ CONTINUATION I

con el mundo. Despues que Sc da el
primer paso, Sc desliza facilmente, y va
NADIA ouesta hngir.
Apenas Sc separaron los jovenes dijo
Maria Lucia:
-iNo me GUSTAV los ojos de Gabriel
cuando mira de ese modo! Los ojos del
rey David eran siempre dulces.
va 10 creo. observe Luclla; estaban
pintados.
-Pero asi los quiero.
Sc 10 dire. Mary, para que no Sc
enfade por NADIA nj con nadie.
-lEstaba enfadadof
Me parece que 81. Es una calami
dad ese Gabriel, pues ejerce sobre mi
una especie de vigilanoia paternal, fun
dada, seg1n da a entender, eu que me
quiere como q mi hija.
--Pues mira, Lucia, dijo su amiga
hacien o un gesto no me agrada que te
quiera nj POGO nj mucho, nj como padre
hi como NADIA. iprohibeselo
-lEstas loca1
Los padres no miriam de ese modo
ICON los ojos guerra matar Pinedal tQue
te dijo estei =.
--lNo me 10 preguntes, Nary -