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The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
CARNIVAL NEWS.
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Ths board Of directors Of TIE Issti-
val of Mountain and Plain. which takes
place In Denver, September 2bth to
10Th, hAs added to the varied and en-
tsrtaining list Of features what 10 likely
% b ooe Of the most attractive feat
ures Of the entire week-namely. the
volunteer hremens tournament The
COLORADO towns boast Of the most enc
ient volunteer fire forces in The coun-
ny, and an opportunity win be given
them to test their relative merits. As
surances are already received that the
most prominent hose companies in the
stats will enter for the composition.
Valuable prizes will be awarded and
. stirring contest is expected.
Another new feature will b the pres
ence Of . band Of Indians. either San
ta Clafas, MoQuis, Apaches or Ctes,
and possibly q few from all these
tribes They will pitch their tepees In
City. Park and will, no doubt attract
large crowds. This action Of the board
10 In direct response to q popular de-
mand, the red men being always an
object Of interest and curiosity.
Everything goes to show that this
festival will be the most elaborate and
entertaining Of any yet given. In all
its features the managers have aimed
to furnish the thousands Of visitors
from Colorado and other states, week
of unalloyed pleasure, and to this end
neither time nor expense has been
spared.
The exposition and street fair is
growing in proportions. Booth space
along the streets assigned for this feat
ure IL rapidly being taken up and it
looks as though more room would be
required. The military parade, also,
will form one of the striking and in
teresting spectacles of the week. The
Colorado volunteers, those brave boys
who battled for their country's honor
in the far-ofr tropics, will occupy the
central figure, and all other organiza-
tions will act as an escort.
The parade of the Slaves of the Sill
yer Serpent on Tuesday night, the band
most prominent bands in the state are
entered, the great masquerade parade
in the afternoon and mask ball In the
evening of Thursday, and finally the
horse show the last two days of the
week. furnish an aggregation Of feat
ures that cannot be SURPASSED. Every
thing has been arranged on a scale of
magnifcence never before attempted.
The week will be fairly filled with
amusing, entertaining and attractive
features, and from all parts of the state
come assurances that Denver's capac-
ity will be taxed to entertain hor Wis
1torS.
Railroad fares from all portions of
the state have been reduced, 30 that
opportunity will be afforded to every
one to come to Denver.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

General Manager Underwood oe the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has . plan
to unity and simplify the titles Of Of
ncials. Several Of the onicers have
duties to perform which are mot shown
By their on1cial designation. and on
July 1st the following changes win b
made: Harvey Middleton, now gen
sral superintendent of motive power.
Will b. mechanical superintendent in
charge Of all shops. and the constEuc-
ton Of and repairs to locomotives and
cars. David Lee. engineer maints-
nance Of way, lines west Of Ohio river,
will be superintendent maintenance OF
way, trsns-Ohio division, and D. 4.
williams will be superintendent oe
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
JEFFERSON DAVIS HOME.

The Houss Which He Built and Lived
In When an Onlcer.
At Fort Gibson, Indian Territory ,one
OF Uncle Sans deserted army posts,
stands a two-story house. part frame
and part log, that was for time the
most pretentious residence in the ra-
dius Of 500 miles, but now stands de-
serted by all save bats and owls and
now and then a stray hoot owl. whose
dismal and lonesome cry only brings
back long forgotten memories Of what
this house has been. The house was
built IN 1As BY Jefferson Davis, ex-
presideut Of the Southern Confederacy,
who At that time was an oficer in the
United States army. It was here that
Davis was in the zenith OF bus glory
as defender Of the United States nag.
It was here that Davis, then q lieuten-
ant, fell in love with. wooed and won
his wife, the daughter Of Gen. Taylor.
The post was . Wild and woolly spot
in those days Il was the only trading
point for miles around and was infest-
ed with gamblers, desperadoes. Indian
traders. fuHtives from Justice in the
States. with now and then gang OF
cowboys, who would come in to the
post to get "red eye" and incidentally
shoot up the town and anybody who
objected to them shooting up the town.
Here in the shadow almost Of the post
have arisen and thrived such desper-
ADDE'S a. the James gang, the Daltons,
the STAIRS, Cherokee Bill, ETC.. who ter
rori1ed the country for so long until
civilization and the farmers cleaned
them out. This old house has seen
many stirring times; It has sheltered
many fair women and brave meh, and
II 1t had a tongue It could doubtless
tell many state secrets a. we'll as many
interesting stories Of the early days in
the Indian Territory. The post was
deserted in 1897 and now only few
buildings stand where there was once
thriving post of several thousand
souls and where the deer and turkey
used to roam in the broad prairie. al
most in pistol shot of this house. are
neat and cosy farm houses. surround
ed with peace and plenty. Such is
the passing Of the wild and woolly'
day in the Indian Territory.
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she responded, ]

6CIOUS PRIDE.
work. and preparing for the struggle
which ahs knew was sure to come.
'.Thirty-five dollars! My dear, do
you think have been up in the Klon-
dixie or used to be cashier in bank?
Thirty-nve dollars. indeed! Why. my
hat never costs over $b."
"Yss, but your hats have no trim
ming on them and therefore are not so
expensive"
well, 1 should say not. Great 10
seph, $s5 for haiti" And Mr.. Boo
bingle blew q long whistle to signify
his surprise.
Nov. dear, you know paid $40 for
my last bonnet. which you like 30
WE'LL" replied his better half. thus turn
ing his own weapons against him,
land besides I must tell you what Mr..
Neighborly, who lives just across the
street, said about you, dear Blodgett.
Mr.. Neighborly said he thought you
were the best man to your family he
ever saw"
Mr.. Boobinsle appeared nonplused
for Q moment, but soon asked timidly:
Don't you think, darling, you could
get along with SO this time and next
fall You can find just the prettiest
hat You can find?"
But his wife was resolute. Only too
often had she looked forward to that
fallaeious next year" only to find that
when 1t had at last arrived 1t was still
next year, and did not produce one Of
those round pasteboard boxes. which
usually contain some Creation" dear
to the feminine heart.
What an ideal" she exclaimed. "A
fine hat. indeed, I would have II had
to buy It With that sum. Why, you
would be ashamed to be seen with me
attired in such . rig. No, sir. 1 must
have 316 or nothing. But understand,
Mr.. Boobingle. that II 1 cannot have q
new bonnet I shall insist upon your
resisning from the Hearty Eaters club
and saving your dues. which. a. I un-
derstand. amount to $50 per year"
This club was composed Of lot Of
convivial spirits. who. in their younger
days, had belonged to an association
which rs5oiced in the euphonious name
Of the "Bowler Bachelors" The Bowler
Bachelors club had been started by
man named Bowler, and each member.
before being admitted to the club. was
Obliged to take . solemn oath never to
marry and to forswear all intercourse
with the gentle sex. For about two
years the "Bowlers." as the town peo-
pie dubbed them, thrived, and the dear
est wish Of each sprouting adolescent
was to become . member Of this cele-
brated organization and thus enjoy the
iuster which It lent to all who belonged
to IT,
An went we'll with the "Bowlers" un-
III ene day an awful event occurred. ap
event which brought blush Of shame
on the unsullied brow Of every MEM
ssr. This blow came wrapped up IN
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
The LOcuat'a SouH.

Washington Post: Nanny was she'll
ing peas when l went in to see her.
and We exchanged remarks about the
weather. l expressed the hope that
the morrow would be cooler. Law.
no, chile" said Nanny, "it won't be
no cooler while the hot bug keeps hol-
lering. There he goes!" as the shrill.
ear-piercing cry of locust whirred
out. There he goes again. been
hearin' him all day. and he certainly
means hot weather. the hot bug does"
And II ever name fitted down to the
ground 1t is that of hot bug, for, ex-
cept the wall Of fretful baby, there
is NO noise in all the world quite so
comfortless. SO dreary and SO hopeless
ly hot-sounding as the cry of locust.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
A Tioklish Question.

The outlook to-day suggests that
when the Transvaal question il settled
the case Of the Welsh uitlandsrs Of
the Argentine republic will engage the
attention Of Downing street. It 10 said
that their grievances are hardly less
serious than those of the Rand uit-
landers. "This question Of imperial
interference" said a foreign ONCE
tunctionary, ''is \ ticklish one. II We
ware 70 put our foot down IN their
behalf Germany and France and Italy
would be justified in doing the same
thing, and what would Uncle Sam say
II the leading European powers were
to take threatening attitude toward
the minor republics Of the new woeidr
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

Ess from . orsat AUX Sold for $1,000
An egg Of the great aux was sold at
auction for 800 guineas, says the Lon
don Standard. ]. G. Stevens. the auc-
tioner, said that in 1884 the Comte
de Raoul de Berace bought the egg
from the owner OF a st. Malo fishing
smack. The counts collection was
purchased by Baron d'Hammonville.
The egg to be sold was one Of four
great aux eggs belonging to the baron.
There were seventy-one recorded eggs
Of the great aux. twenty-four of them
being in museums and forty-two in pri-
vats hands: nfty-two were In British
collections. The hrst egg which the
baron sent over fetched a record price
At the time. Of 800 guineas. The egg
now submitted, although not having
the finest narks, was. perhaps, the
largest ever offered for sale, being
three and thrse-quartsrs inches in
lsagth.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
Throw. Her Skirt Owe . Bearr.He.d.

Rare presence of mind saved the life
of Mrs. Flora JennisOn, who was with
a party camping on Clear creek, Ida
no. She was out In Il huckleberry
patch when she ran across bear with
cubs. The mother bear. with a vicious
snarl, made for her. Mrs. Jennings
tore of her skirt and threw it over the
bears head. While the enraged bear
was tearing the garment to pieces in
an effort to extricate itself the woman
fled down the hill to the camp. Some
OF the men hearing her screams started
out with their guns and met her. They
went on, killed the bear and captured
the cubs, which Mrs. Jennison is now
raising on a bottle.-San Francisco
Call,
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Tons Of ResaA.

Queen Victoria cheerfully bears
among other burdens of her exalted
position the infections Of crowd of
minor poets who send their verses to
her in honor of every conceivable oc-
casion. 1t is said that at the birth OF
the Prince OF Wales no less than half
a ton of poetry was delivered At
Windsor Castle.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
Apples for ENGLAND.

England is rejoicing in the prospect
of fresh apples all the year round. as
shipments are beginning to arrive from
the Cape of Good Hope. They reach
England just when the Northern hem
isphere apples become poor. and are
superior to those preserved in cold
storage.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
Decentralization of Madrid.

A correspondent in the Frankfurter
Zeitung draws a lurid picture OF the
Increasing Generalization OF Madrid.
The present population includes. he
says. 10000 professional beggars. the
same number of abandoned women,
5000 thieves. and there are hundreds
OF gambling houses.
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surely an Impostor.

Fuddy-That fellow who has been
hanging around here for the last week
or two has been arrested as a conf
dence man. Duddy-So? Fuddy-Yes;
he gave himself dead away. He claimed
that he was from Kentucky, you know,
but he refused an Invitation to drink
last night. A policeman was called in
at once. 1t was clear case Of i'm
posture.-Boston Transcript.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

Ths microbes that cause chills and
fever and malaria enter the Ustsm
through mucous membranes made
porous by catarrh. Ps-ru-na heals
the mucous membranes and pre-
vents the entrance OF mAlartal
germs, thus preventing and curing
these affections,
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
Not Their Language.

Dorothy was greatly surprised to
learn that one Of her grandfather's
hens had hatched out brood Of gos-
lings Il shouldn't think they'd
mind her very we'll" she exclaimed
slowly. for how can they ever under
stand her dialect?'-Judge.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
Bullet of Great Force.

rifle of very small bore, invented
by Capt. Daudeteau. of the French
army, fires bullet with such force
that 1t will penetrate horse, from
head to tail, at distance Of ! mile
and a quarter.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
R.oked by Rspuratsea.

The Union Pacific has added new. mod
ern equipment to its service both east
better satisfaction to its patrons than In
the past. 1t stands without q rival a. the
quickest and most elegant route, with
Accommodations to accommodate all
classes of passengers. Only one night to
Chicago, st. Louis and st. Paul. and over
Pacific coast. Ticket ONCE ~ 18th street.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
OF Az. fro,. n,.,h.

A prince of Wales is Of age from his
birth. and chair Is placed for him
on the right of the throne In the house
Of lords. Philadelphia Record.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

IT have never asked Edmund II he
loved any other girl before he loved me"
why not7" 81 knew that II he had or
had not wouldn't like It,"
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a DsRsrsues.

PuMng a1A blowing are often con-
sidsrsd - unonymous terms. You
viii discover . difference. however. II
instead Of Du4nS = man up. you should
blow him Spare Moments.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

Mrs. winslow'a Soothing Syrup.
children teething, softens the gums reduces in
fanmaton. allays pair. wind collie $50 postie
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is . constitutional cure. Price, TO.

THAT man wanted lemonade and in.
sisted that I squeeze the lemons in hit
presence" "Did you do it?' Yes, anc
j squeezed some into his eye"
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

What is concentration" TITS the
way a man sticks to the subject he wants
to talk about. while you stick to the sub
tect you want to talk about
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
To Laundry Dre..e. and sLlrt.. :

To get best results, mix some "Faultless
Starch'' in little cold water; when dis
solved pour on boiling water until 1t be-
comes clear. All grocers sell "Faultless
Starch" Large package, l0c.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

You'vs Got to Look sAasp.
''Is Miss Bunk an agreeable talksrr'
Yes, II you don't let her get started on
her illustrfous ancestors.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

Look at that girl yonder with a red
percale waist" ''Yes, and red percale
complexion"
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

I've a scheme to improve our street
car manners" what is it?" Have a
chaperon on each car.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

Pleasant, Palatable, Potent.
Easy to buy easy to take. easy in action, easy in
resultsC asca Candy Cathartic ideal liver regu
and Intestinal tonic. All druggists lOc 25c Sc
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09
Tor HOusOkOOp0rJ

For HOussksspsrs.
See that your linen il washed clean. Use
"Faultless Starch" clean irons, follow di-
rections given on package and perfect re-
suits will follow. All grocers sell 'tTaultlees
Starch, !" large package, loo.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

Let death DO what 1t will. there IL
3ast one tAllg Il cannot destroy. ana
,tAAa II lits.-ossrgs Naedoaajl.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

no. they act spoonyr mo, but he
snoees z pipe now whom they walx out
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

'swas your friend an agreeable guest?
'Yes, even our cook liked her.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

Piso's Cure for Consumption has bssa .
family medicine with rs since 166A-. B.
NAddsoo, 500 A0d Ave, Chicago, III
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

mind him Of another. .:.Perhaps he was
Afraid that II he told one & would remind
Won Of another"
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-09

,r IT !. sysr E nan. p.ayiisss f Sth think *
Why DO you SSk msf'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-22
PueIto-Rico Y Cuba

FL oambio de soberanfa veri6cado en- esae
islss en- virtud del tratsdo de paz entire Esps1s
y los Estados U aidos, ha orig n.do un osmbo
radical en- 90 situac.6n economies que .brA de
manifestarse decididamente en- su comeroio ex.
terror.
Naturalmente los Estados Unidos serk el
mercado para ooIocar sue prod1otos al mismo
tempo qae para proveer.e de aquellss msnufao
taras y srtfoulos de primera neoesidad.
Psrece rscional = l6gico, por de pronto,
que entire las islss de Puerto Rico este pafs
queden abolidas todas las trabas aranoelarias
que restrinjan el oomeroo de importation OK
portacion, los puertorriqueios, que est&n CO.
looados en- una sitaacion de relstiva pobresa,
tieuen 81 derecho indisputable de pedir IN sb.
soluto libre oambio, -
Cuanto la isla de Cubs, como su porve'
mir polfco es incierto, 81 liegs orgsnisarse
allf no gobierno provisional, una de sus prime
rss medidas b ,bra de ser Ia preparation de un
couvepio de reciprocidsd comercisl con los Es
tados Undos que p.rmita el mayor cambio de
produotos = sumente oonsldersb emente las
posibilidades del porvenir. A medida que los
smericanos ne convenxan de los vasti,imos re
cursos que posee Cuba, bsjo una absolute garau.
tia de orden, estarau seguramente dispuestos
a invertir allf sus capitales
De eel Comprador Hispano Americano,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-22
Julio Vizca[(ondo.

Nunoa Sc ha hecho sentir como en- el dis
Ia necesidad de propsgar las obras de nuestros
bien heohores.
FL oambio polftioo de naoionalidad, que
acabs de experimental Puerto Rico nos ha de
llevsr insensib emente cambios mas rsdiosles
J trasoedentsles. FL espfritu y el sentimiento
<latinos, que han conmovdo. sgitado, forms-
do mode ado & uestro pueblo, nuestrs "a
"a. vese amt na,ado, estA en- ruinas. y como en-
plano incl ns1o llama do desaparecer. En e,
deourso del tempo, otros muy dlstintos, al de
los hoy dis, sert los se ntimientos, las costum.
bres ha.ts el idioms, que oonmuevan, sgiteD,
slegren entristexoan el hogar puertorrique.
no.
La humandad es de suyo ingrata y olvi'
dadizs cusndo un pueb hs sufrido una tan
radical rapsformacion como Ia que hs expe-
rimentsdo el nuestro, no es temersrio pressg,ar
que el olvido y Ia iogrstitud surjsn en- 10 por
venir. para noes,ros bienheohores ...........
Nosotros no pcs -emos la religion de los
reouerdos. el quito nueslros muertos. Es uno
de nuestros mas graves defectos.
En- nuestras cludades y en- nuestros cemen'
teros no Sc Ievants el mArmol que oonmemore
y Olga las generaoiones ven.derss. Esos
fueron los que te han digpifosdo! Ia spatfa
cusndo no la indiferencis es 10 que priva en-
nuestrss rsaciones y deoisiones. s.-Somos egois'
tas.
En- TERRA chilena descansan, y qui2As ha
yam dessparecido, los huesos de seguudo Rais
Belvis. En- Paris estAn los de Betsnoes, en-
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Carta dc BOl3f0lI.
Renrss 20 de Agosto de 1899.

Il T s
Querido amigo L6pes: No extrscsars para
La CoRREsPoN0xNcIA los telegramss que he
remitido sl SHeraldo de Madrids sobre las Sc.
stones del Uonsejo de Guerr. de Rsnnes. Lo
primero, poFque Il acusaci6n es extensfsims,
tanto qre hace imposib.e IN extraoto; = 10 Sc
gundo, porque ouando llegae esta carta La
CcREsPoNDENcIA, - sabrk este peri6dico IL 20.
luci6n del tan ettraordinario prooeso. que int
resa { Ia Humanidad tsnto como Franoia.
Lo que importa saber estos leotores es
que cualquiers que sea Il sentenoia de los jueces
ds Rennes, tendr4 graves consecus nciss para
Frsnoia. dividids On dos partidos, semits an.
sisemita. que SO odisn y se persigueu con encar
nizamiento nunca visto, Y que, al menos moral.
mente, estAn en- plena guerra civil. ...
Dreyfus, como Vd. aabe, no existe Es IN
pretexto de Ia lucha, una pantalla de conoupis
cenoias sin tasa y de reuoores amontonados .
trav9s del siglo. s.
lPobre Frsnoia!. ..iPobre hermoao
pafs!. -. Eatos cinco sfios de asunto Drey.
fus, tapadera de gravfsimos oonfliotos. le han
hecho mas dafio que Il cruel ostAstrofe que CO.
uoce 10 historic con el nombre de Aho 70. En-
tonoes salieron Ia vergiienzs publica fatss de
administration, que fomentaron 10 derrots.
Ahora sale Ia vergGenza pdblics uu eests 10
ie almas. ferox, inaudito, inconoebible por
monstruoso. I Ls polftica serk Ia ruina de este
gran pats, como ha sido Ia ruina de Espaf1a?..
Lo cierto es que aquf abundan los Romero, los
s,lvela. los Montero Rios, y generates a 10
Weyler y Polaviejs.. .....i Pobre rass latina,
como queda fin de siglo! La Exposioi6n %
nara 8 no se harA; pero. ..lqa6 mas <Ex'
posici6n, que 6sta de desdichss de uno de los
pueb!os mas sobresalientes de Europs, y hasta
hace POGO el mas sobresaliente de todos por ge'
neroso humanitarian.
Fl gran antropologo Lombroso 10 ha di'
cho:-Si Dreyfus vuelve ser condenado, Fran.
cia podra pasear sus bayonet,s por las mas
apostsdas regiones; pero habra psrdido Ia in
fuenoia moral que tenfa en- el mundo civiliza'
do.
Todcs cusntos queremos adm;ramos q
Francis vivimos pendientes del falIo del Con-
-ejo de Rennes. 70, por 10 que tepgo de fran
c@s, 10 espero temblando. " ojala sea testigo
de un acto justo nob!e!....
Coydislmente de usted,
BONAFOUX.
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Gan liino i del Territoriio.
Formation del censo
|nter6s general.

E primer psso que damos csmino del Te-
rritorio es ell de formation del censo de la leila,
decretsdo reoientemente por el gobierno de
Washington.
Para poier recomeudsr ell Presdsnte Mo.
Kinley al proximo CoDgreso una formula de
gobierno que lene en- parte las sspiracones de
nuestro pueblo, peoesita conccer con pre- cisi6n
matemAti.a el ntmero de habitantes para quie
mes &c Va a legisar, y con ese motive ae ha or
denado Ia form scion del Censo.
No ee trata de asuntos de partidos, nj de
intereses mas menos dsoutidos; sc trats de los
intereses de la Patria, de los intereses genera
les de la comuuidad, del futuro bienestsr de la
isls, de alcspzar las mejoras posibles en- el Sc
no de la Representation nscional, sohre todo.
de Ia organization deinitiva y fundamental de
nuestra forma de gobierno.
Todos debemos, puee, contribuir Ii rea
lizsoi6n de ese proposito, en- la seguridad de q.
servimos & Ia patris, para 10 oual es necesario
despoj arse de toda mezquindad 8 inspirsrse en-
ell mas augusto de los sentimientos: el patrio-
tismo.
Sabemos que ell honorable General Davis
re o,upa preferentemente de este ssunto. We
rfamos con gusto que no Sc perdiera momento
en- su organization. porque son pooos los dias
que nos separan de Ia reuni6u del Congreso
americana. Vsmos al Territorio, al Gobierno
Civil, Ia legislaoion fundamental, 4 in de
obtener Ia completa normslidsd de la Isla en-
10 porvenir.
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L0teria Matrimonial.

Es oorriente deoir que el mstrimonio es
una loterfa, pero Ia expression es rigurosamente
verdadera en- Smolente Provinoias del imperio
ruso.
Realfsanse allf c7atro sorteos anusles: ell
billete vale nm rublo. el premio es uno solo,
que asoiende s. 200 rublos.
FL Privilegiado por 10 suerte estI obligado
& oassrse con Ia joven que SO le desigue.
81 es oassdo, tiene ell derecho de oeder Ia
joven y el dinero quien le plazca.
Sila presunta Iowa rehusars. sin embsr.
go, el marido propuesto. corresponds entonces
el repsrto de 10 sums entire ambos
No puede haber una ocurrencis mas pere'
grina.