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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
Al OUR AUCTION ROOMS

Wednesday, Nov No. we viii sell gone
nne u50op Upright Piano. 10 use only a
month. secondhand Pianos and or
gana. and other musical Instruments Ia
bile silverwarc. oil Stoves, Iron and
Brass Bcdstends new. Center Tables
- pairs Lace Curtains. 2 outside Show
Cases plate glass;. ] Millinery Case and
Cashiers Desk
SPECIAL.
Fine lot Of Ladies' Trimmed Pattern
Hats Imported stylcsl. fine Ribbons and
Baby Gaps
ALL GOODS SOLD POSITIVELY
WITHOUT RESERVE
a, WlNERIGHT. Auctioneer
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ron RENT-nooMs.

NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM.
all conveniences. SO6 Barnard street near
Liberty.
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HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED
with German ready mixed paint: entire
"a tisfaction guaranteed. Adams Paint
Homunuv
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Saturday matinee and night Howard
Gould viii be seen In Rupert Of Hent-
z,u" The play deals mainly with me
same characters presented in The Fris-
oror Of Zenda" but while furnishing
sequel 20 that romance. & Is drama com
pete In fself. and q is said TO possess
even more OF the peculiar Zenda charm
tran tho earlier story.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
|VlVRtD PEQEE'S COMMITTEE
APPok7 RELIEF COMMIT.
ls IN INHERENT WARDS /
send Gu al Appeal to the Col
sfea pspk of the United 1
stas D Aid Them.

,... uini'ie Of colored citizens u,a
s ~ Jed Mason's Office 10 90
with a assist the Galveston n
'issn their efforts to care fr
e' 's'1ess Z suffering and dietressd
. 'on y Vicinity, After the ele-
a y Villains chairman and Fri
i. ss'as the following COMMITTEES
Il. &, ssSln'sdo solicit and collect en-
'as lfs to be turned oyerto
'A'' reIS committee Of the ty
Tia. nsn the various ward dn-
~. s'' rs0u,ted to add to their ,m-
Ill = eheJlee at. each ward bm-
i. meet al form sts plan otork
eu.,,.. % earmsn OF committe, are
~. ~ % reort to the secretly of
a, s''sl eomlttee at his Office. ll2h
SEA ssias 'lnmittsss have bn sp-
Il sssssra-w n. Spencer, chiman;
rasssrl hnry Frock ]. Hielson,
"a 4 y wrlst. Dave R,ckmer and
Nssa.s an ! B, Bell, chaiian; L.
AMillA, Rev. I. Burch.
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EIks' Relief Fund.

The following telegrsns explain them
selves.
George G. Timmins. secretary of :ae
Houston lodge of Eiks, received the fol
lowing telegram:
Ed II, Howell Exalted Ruler.
Dallae, Texas, September l1--Draw on
H. H. Williams. secretary Dallas lodge
No. II for $50 TO be used as your Lodge
Jn nlls best regarding Galveston. II moro
is needed aiviso US.
Ed v. Whitman, e, r.
George G. Timnins. Secretary.
New Orleans, La, September l1.--Have
wired you through South Texas National
.rank $3.50 for Galveston lodge.
Clark Steen. e. r., No. 30.
George G. Timn.ins. Secretary.
St. Louis. Mo-, September lido Gal
weston Elks need financial aid7 We arc
ready to respond. Answer with full in
formation. teF
E. S. Fuller E. R., St. Louis No. ..
The Elks will meet in their lodge rooms
at $50 this afternoon and decide on and
appoint their committees to<take charge
OF funds sent them to turn over to~Charles
RhodC6, exalted ruler OF Galveston lodge
The local lodge has subscribed some $3.50
personally. which will be sent to Calves
ton as deemed best by the lodge.
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woo,,,nan Reiief organization.

All donations are to be sent 10 r. t.
Barden, secretary Woodmen Relief or
ganization, 1909 Texas avenue.
kilograms were sent to headquarters
asking Immediate assistance from camps
throughout the United States,
A large amount OF money was pledged
by the different camps and committee
consisting OF c. w Bocock, NJ. A. Grant
and j. Scbnitzer was appointed to go &c
Galveston and investigate the needs o.
the distressed sovefeigns.
j. r. Stewart was elected president
aud h. n Barden secretary Of the CIR
gani2ation. and the consul commanders
and clerks of Magnolia. Old Hickory. Red
Oak, Post Oak and Black Jack were made
members OF the executive committee.
The Ave camps Of the Woodmen OF tht
World OF the city, representing 1000 mem.
hers. last night organized "Woodmor
Relief organization" and issued an appes
to the members of the order throughout
the State asking for help in she shape o
money, clothing, etc.
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odd FELLOW. Relief Committee.

A special meeting was held at p. m.
yesterday at odi Fellows hall, when a re-
lief committee was appointed. consisting
OF H. f. Roberts, william Christian, W.
A. McNiiIlen OF Lone Star lodge No. 1; E.
r. Parker, G. C. DAYS, ". A. butcher
from Houston lodge No. 40i.
Noble grands OF each lodge are ex-officic
members OF the COMMITTEES.
]. S. Peterson OF Lone Star No. ! was
made chairman II, f. Roberts secretary
and William Christian treasurer
e, r. Parker was made chairman for
committee for local contributions.
G. C. Davis was made chairman o.
visiting committee
The odd Fellows will visit Missouri City,
Alvin and other points.
The committee wishes to state that they
are able to care for all Odd Fellows Wild
owS and orphans and all odd Fellows in
distress. Any contribution VIII be ne.
ceived BY william Christian at House
bank, The above Is sanctioned and under
auspices Of MI. Tom Anderson, grand
master OF the State. ami @ o. Fahm,
grand secretary Of the State. hesdquarters
in Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
COLUMBUS RELIEF COMMITTEE.
They Reach the city and Tenaei
Their Services.


A mass meeting was held at Columbus
Yesterday afternoon 10 aid the storm suf-
ferers at Galveston. One hundred ana
seventy-fve dollars was subscribed In
short time and the amount autographed
to Governor Savers, Attempts were
made TO send telesTams TO The Post
during the day to ask i meeital assist
ance or men were wanted at Galveston.
The wires are down between Columbus
and houston and he messages were
sent bv the way OF Dallas. DALLAS an
swered back Ehet they had room fun
of messages for Houston and could not
possibly got them l1roisa. The tele-
phone wires are down end communica-
tion could not be had bs tlat means,
number Of citizens o. Columbus anx-
ious to aid came down Of the evening
train to offer their services. reporting
al the office OF The Pos. Trey did not
know that their services would be want
ed In fact judging from some OF the
accounts in Yesterdays Post. they be-
leved their offer to aid would not be &C =
cepted. But in 1873 Columbus suffered a
visitation OF paludal heilorrhaglc fever
which closely resembled yellow iever and
IS still called yellow fever by many, and
Galveston gave Columbus more aid than
any OlueT CITY ulQ. j uey Iululsutu puy :
sicians. nurses. food. medicines, clothing
and money. Columbus. remembering this
and feeling that they owe special debt
to Galveston. tenders the services OF
this party. The party is headed by DR..
Harrison and The other members are Il.
G, Jameson II. r. Brown A. A. Greg
ory. A. w, Hahn, George Gogenworth, II.
C. Mix. o. A. zumewalt. Perry Middle
brock, Thornton Mccormick. Charles
Ramsey NJ Riley and French Simpson
Jr The members are merchants, law
yers, druggists and other substantial cit
liens, aud all supplied with money sufn-
cent to maintain them without assis ,ancc
from any relief bureau. They did not
come with kodaks and are not curious
sight but are earnest in tAelr
wish to render material aid. They ex-
pecred to hunt rivers for bodies, to bury,
to nurse the injured to build distillinG
plant. The Southern Pacific Railroad
company very generously offered to FUR
nish free transportation, which Dr. Har-
rison accepted.
DR.. Harrison met Mayor Brashear and
informed him be had a complete hospital
corps whose services he rendered for
the aid of Galveston. The mayor ac-
ceuted the services OF the medical mem
bers of the psrty. They are Or. Harrison
f. Simpson. Jr., and Dr. Harrison
nephew. DR.. r. H Harrison, of Alleytop
These gentlemen were directed to meet
the train for Galveston at 430 this
morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
THIs WILL INTEREST YOU.

Occasionally It is apparent that an err
ror has been made. in calling any skit
theme, or what not farce comedy. This
title has been more abused than any other
in dramatic representation. A farce
comedy, aside from its special features OF
music, should present story easily fol-
lowed and legltimately sustained by the
players. Horse play. antics and absurdi-
ties are not and can not be dignifed by
any title. "Kelly's Kids" present the hui
NOR OF two boys. but present it with rea-
son and a purpose. In addition the intro
duction of prery girls in bright costumes,
singing solos, duettss and boy cuartette
sustained by pretty selections of chorus
augmented by a clean story, ridiculous.
we admit, but productive Of laughter. But
always legitimate in representation snd-a
real farce.
'Kelly's Kids wifi be seen at the opers
house. matinee today and tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
rc,cpnou. company,. ponn,,...

Despite the heavy loss sustained by the
Southwestern Telephone company In this
section by the recent storm. Mr.. Charles
j. Glidden. the president OF the com-
psny, mekes the following very liberal
donation through MIR. II. X. Baker gem
ersl manager. who Is now in the city:
Il. X. Baker. Houston.
Boston. Mass. September 1L--Haye
wired governor offering people OF Texas
free use of service to Virginia Point and
Galveston In aid OF sufferers Company
also contributes $1,000 and personal con-
tribution $500.
Charles ]. Giiaden.
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JUDGE WILSON'S REPORT.
Went 10 Galveston in Behalf of the
Relief Committee.

w II Wilson, Judge Of the Fif,y-ffth Judi
dial district court, a. member OF the general
relief committee OF Houston. was sent TO
Galveston by tho committee TO report ON the
sit, alton there ard sent the following COM
inunicatior back last night:
Judge Brasbear Houston.
Galveston September II The supply of
water seems for tho present sufficient
FOOD and CLoIH1NG--old clothing--any
kiud-for all sexes and ages. ars principally
needed Tue less was underestimated--prob
ably 200 or 5000 people dead and perhaps
one-foLIth or one-third of the town is ds-
strOyec.
Transportation from Galveston TO Texas
City and by rail from thare to Houston is
needed In haste, w. il. Wilson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12

lRev. J. j. johnson and Rev. c. H, Smith
Third ward--J. H. Crawford, chairman;
REV. II. Watts. r. q. H. Kselan, j. W.
Watson, W. II. Clark, DR.. D. G. Terrell
Z. II. Williams, Rev P. c. Hunt Rev.
j ran Lotion. L. w. Greenley, II j.
Beasley, ]. H. Mathews, B. Sparks, j.
D. Ryan, B. ]. Harden, E. r. Sco.t VIII
liam Jones, Hillord, Taylor. Hunter Fields,
Stanley Green.
Fourth ward-Rev. n. Pullum, char
man; Hon. Richard Allen. w. e. Jones,
Sam Wilson, S. Watson. W: E Miller, W
Fl. Parker Joe Nichols, w. Davis, B. J..
Harden, /. S. Coombs. C. n. Love, L. R.
Jones, l.. W. WATSON, Hamp Riley. Henry
Jones. P. A. Sharkie, B. F. D. Taylor
Dan C,,rvin, Oscar Provost, H. L. Scott
and James Kyle
Fifth Ward.-Rev c. G, Minigan. Dr.
w. H. Scott A. T. Locket S, u. Dixon.
Allen FITZGERALD, Van H. Mckinney, A
III. Kelley, Frank Coleman, Fred Van
Hook, Wade Graves,
Sixth werd--w. NJ. Green. chairman
Noman's Auxiliary. .t-
First Ward.-Mrs. Bessie Lawson.
Second Ward--Mrs ]. B. Bell.
Third ward.--Mrs. J. W. Misher.
Fourth Ward.--Miss Mary Z. Everett
Fifth Mard.--Mrs. Dr.. w. II. Scott.
Sixth ward.-To be nlled,
-
TIE committee has sent out the follow
Ing appeal:
TO the Citizens OF the United States
In the hour Of affection and dis'reTs
In Galveston we. knowing the conditions
existing there, call upon the members OF
our race throughout the country 70 or
sanize for the relief OF the storm stricken
sufferers. regardless OF color. In our H.
fatad citv az C;Alyet ton.
Tle distress In the once beautiful city
beggars description. Property swept
away, lives lost. bodies MANNED, our rels-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
lives ana friends without rlIment. food

yves and friends without raiment. food
and shelter.
YET the brotherhood OF man assert a.
sei feeling thankful that aIl-wiso prov
iuenoe has spared us to oontribute our
mite 70 their aid
Let The colored people remember tina,
io'VuV eOlored people wore made homeless
10 Galveston. Let church organizations,
cuba and secret fraternities Immediately
take concerted action for the speedy re-
iief OK the suffering people Of Galveston
Address all contributions to Fred Ma
son. secretary general committee. Hous-
ten, Texas; George D. Wilson, ] n
Crawford, :. Leon Zones, Rev. F. l.,
Lights, Ed Banks, Rev. William Freeman
Pew. P. @. Hunt. Rev L. A. Blakeny.
II. T. +. Williams.
Chsirmsn General Relief Committee.
Fred Mason. Secretary.
tAll papers please oopyl 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
CANCERS, EATING SORES CURED
Knife WIN Not Cure, Disease IL n
the Blood. Hundred. OF Pcrma-
ncnt cures by Taking n. n. ~.
Trial Bottle Free to Sufferers. A
Message of Hope.

Cancer. Eating Sores, Malignant Ulcers
Chronic old Sores are all caused by q ma
lIgnant poison in the blood. THIS bad blood
can't be cut out, but BY taking n, II. q.
BOTANIC Blood Baiml the poison is drained
from the system, then al the sores heal per
n,srently Hundreds OF cases cured by u.
y. n after doctors had given the patient up
"a die. Mrs. s. story. Of Frsdonie, Ala.
had caucer OF the ears, face and mouth 80
cured b u. B. u. Give this wonderful remedy
a trial Sold at drug stores, 81 Trial bottle
Free Address BLOOD BALM CO., isS Nit
chell St. Atlanta, ca. Describe trouble and
Free medical advice given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
Thc Christian Churcn

The members of the Central Christian
church are by the pastor earnestly re-
quested to meet at tho church tonight at
o'clock that some concerted action may
he taken toward the reliet OF the storm
sufferers. Many OF our brethren are des-
titute. Appeals for aid are being an
swered already. Come, let us do our
duty. J. @, Mason, Pastor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
NOTICE ma TAxpAYERs.

BY resolution passed by the cit,
council in session on this date, September
is, 1900, all taxpayers who pay their city
taxes before December 81, 1900. will be
given a reduction at the rate OF per cent
per annum on the amount OF their taxes
for the year 1900. James p. Welsh,
City Assessor and Tax Collector.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
TENTS AND RArIoNs

Ordered by the Government to He
shipped to Galveston.
Washington, September 11.--orders have
been issued by the war department for
the immediate shipment to Galveston OF
$40 tents and 10000 rations. These stores
and supplies are divided between St. Louis
and San Antonio and probably Will be de-
livered tonight or tomorrow. This repre-
sents about all such supplies as the gov
eminent has on hand at the places, bat it
is stated at the department that the order
could be duplicated IN a day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12

cellor commanders and keepers OF rec
ords and seal are especially urged to be
present. Tom G. Swope.
Chancellor Commander Lamar Lodge 1872.
Knights Of pvthias
John Rudersdorf. Keeper Of Records
and Sea1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12

Harrisburg, Pa, September n.-Gov-
ernor Stone today issued proclamation
calling on citizens OF Pennsylvania tor
contributions for the destitute at Calves
ton and other portions Of Texes. The
Pennsylvania railroad company Will trans-
port over their lines all contributions
free OF charge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12

Don't let the hand of time paint wrin-
kles on your face. Keep young. by keep
ing the blood pure ana the digestive or
kans in healthful condition. HERBINE
will do this. Health lie youth. disease and
sickness bring old age. Price. 30 cents,
For sale by A. e. kiesling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
y ZIP. RelIef Movement.

The members of the various Knights
Of Pythias lodges in the city are earnest
" requested to meet with Lamar lodge.
No. lss, tonight "wednesday, for the
purpose Of perfeetiBg ways and means
Of assisting the storm sufferers. Chan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
T. w. nousE. pREsIpENr.

Houston Gaslight Company has for sale
general assortment OF Gas fixtures,
Cooking and Heating Stoves, Radiators.
instantaneous Water Heaters. Hot Plates
Coal, Coke, Coal Tar and Oil Tar; for
prices and particulars, apply to John
shearn. General Manager. Phone 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
Federated Labor pnion.

The Federated Labor Union met last
night and sent S25 to Galveston by special
messenger, and they promise more.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
Dropsy completely cured at Sour Lake

Al your own door--the best health re-
sort in America-there's only one Sour
Lake t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12

catarrh OF stomach and bladder Of
fectnally cured at Sour Lake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12

Cheapest and best medicine ever known
Sour Lake water, 81 per gallon. Ask
your druggist for 1t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12
| list HOUSTON CONTRIBUTORS
fatal Amount of Cash Donations Received
By the Relief Committee.

,,-.,,s a the complete list OF
The i0nv .'..s,fbt have been received
essh a'Da asral committee in Houston
b sSs - x, relief OF all victims OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-12

RAsumAtism cured at Sour Lake.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-27
LIT RATURA
LA VIII D A

H,bfa alquirldo la solitaria obrera
del quinto piso la costumbre de esperar
la xenida de Las golondrinas todas las
prImaveras. Sabido es que estas aVes
Visjeras van siempre al mismo sitio.
Asi que comienza Ell frfo, huyen de
Espana vuelven Africa. Asf que
presienten la primavera espanola, vienen
de nuevo visit arnos.
Y todos los amos (ya 10 Saba Aurora,
la huerfanita de la guardilla) acuden al
mismo lugar donde anidaron ell alo an
terror.
Es decir, que 81 las golondrinas tu-
viesen nombre apellido como las mu-
jeres, y caras y cuerpos diferentes' Sc
las podrfa reconocer.
No le hacfa falta ESQ Aurora; por
que en- ell aiero de gu tejado formaban
su nido anualmente cuatro 8 cinco de
estss golondrinas sagradas, respetadas
en- todos los paises de la TERRA. Z eran
acknowledgements las mismae, porque I'm a
de elias, revoioteando, 6bria de alre y
de lug, entro un dia, sin saberlo, en-
guardilla de la cOsturera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-27

Entendi6ndose que esta escala no
tendra aplicacion Sino en- los cases
en- que ell COntador acuse un consul
mo que exceda del so por 100 de loque
habria de pagan ell cOnsumidOr por
ell numerO de lamparas instaladaS d
los precios de la Tarifa general.
Los meses en- que ell consume que
senale ell GOntador no llegue!al ex pre-
sado so pOr 100, el cOnsumidor abo.
nara como minimum la mitad del pre-
clio establecido en- la Tarifa general
aplicada al numero de lAmparas de-
que cOnste su installation.
Els cOndicion establecida que para
goZar del bene6cio del COntador, ell
cOnsumidOr habra de inStalar por 10
menos 10 lamparas incandescentes de
Is bujias su equivalencia.
La Empresa SO reserva ei derecho
de celebrar contratOs especiales CON
los cOnsumidOres que establezcan
instalaciOnes de cierta importancia.
Los senOres abonados que no estu-
viesen cOnfOrmes con las anteriores
modificaciones, Sc serviran pasar
aviso esta Administration antes del
dla l. del proxim0 mes de Agosto.
Ponce, Julio "a de 1900. Ell Admi-
nistrador, W. Sire D Sotea'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-27

Conque, amigo Carri6n nobleza ,
lealtsd cbligan; y es fuerza que usted
oon6ese IN error en- que solo por dis
traoei6u ha podido usted incurrir.
TTsted me llamo soberbio en- gu so
berbio artfculo. Y ahora soy peor que
soberbio: soy d6spota; porque le estoy
tratando & usted con ell peor de los des
notismos, cuaI es ell despotismo de la
raz6n. ante la eual no hay mas remedio
que humillarse.
Conque, rectifcar.
o que venga otro.
LUIS LLoRENs TORRES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-27

un Preso original, d quien llamaban el
ROnsGntico, y que estaba condenado d
40 amos por haber matado su madre,
a la que sorprendi6 en- culpable entire
vista con an desconocido. En- los tiIti-
mos cdy6 en- enagenaci6n mental, le
dio por enamorarse de una golondrina,
porque era hombre muy bueno..
Anrora rompio llorar. 49,. des
de aquel dfa Sc puso de luto.
Il Por quien lleva usted luto?-le
Preguntaron las vecinas.
--lEstoy viudaI
EUsEBIo BLAsCo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-27
LID ReIna de las isatricadas

@Paes pesar de ESQ, 81 20 atreviese dAr
IN conseio vuestra maestsd drfa Hay en- Ell castillo
de Pau torre, cuyos muros tenen doce pies De
grueso las puertas triple chspa de hero cobrei
70 enoerrarfa ella la dnquesa Ana 0espues ea-
orbira gus parientss de Lorens para imponsrles mis-
condolences.
-Lo pensaremos,-murmuro Enrique, ,-pues qulzA
no sea tan desacertado,-y volvi6 la espalda Noe.
Ii ohalana tenfa dos oanarotes; s que que ocupaoa
de Montpenser Ell que haba destinado al senior dc
Mallevio 6 Meta. Una IRA despues de separarse
Noe Enrique de Borh6n hallabase eats hsblando CON
rta lado del echo del ancianc Enrique tenia en-
trs las suyaa las de Bsrta, que estremecia
su ooutaoto no SO atrevfa mirar aquel quen de-
bs la salvac6o que al presente Saba ell rey de
Navarrs, que IL decfa:
-ISabes por q1e fuf vuestra oasa9
@ lizis porque os 10 inspire Dios.
-Pdede que tuviese otra rsz6D. Guerra Hbraros
de las asechanzas de los fayortos de arique ILL.,
ademas-y Enrique estrech6 CON fuerza las manos
de Bsrta,-cumph iursmento hecho unoribundo.
ST. hija mfs oonoof vuestro padre que muri6 mi
ado durente Ia tremenda noohe de <SIn BaFtolome~ ~
y encarg6 que velase por
Dssasi6 Bsrta manos oogend0 del rey
de Navarro Ia bes6 Teapetuosamente. Enriqus la
miro dijo;
RS mny hermoss, ii hnbiese casado CON
Margarta poEque esta 90 una mu1er Ia q1e no 80
dsbe seduoir 10y lsvantando Is vozOs lfevo Ms
varra -ahadi6, ,-en donde vnestro abaelo oonoluiia
tranquilamente dfas.
-lPObre abuelo mfof-ex0lan6 BsFta miranda
car: 1samenta al dormdo anoiano, Enrique pxoagnl6
~ yoa caaaremca CON amos % mla caoalle-
"a vsase sLa Noahe do san Barsolonss