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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-12-21
Dec. 81, 1901.
SNAP SHOTS.

ri,.d From The Capitals Camera"
Very cold
Bitter cold
-Harbor frozen.
Beautiful nights.
st Thomas Day.
-OyNermen blocked
Christmas green's plentiful.
Seven degrees this morning.
Mr.. !. Frost Is in our midst.
Lot, OF country toi, N town
Trains to baltimore crowded today.
Manufacturers outlet sale at AARON
/. GooDMAN's.
How would you like to be the ice
man
-Orlcrs lett at CAPITAL Office tor
cleaning ladies' gloves. 1T
Read the Christmas ads in the
CAPITAL.
sgSrARRow's Candies at Fred. c.
nth's. Nd Avenue 10
Sunday schools will be crowded to-
morrow.
Diamonds found In Annapolis-R.
l. Chance the Main street Jewler has
them.
The stores are crowded with Christ
mas shoppers.
A grand offering of the season
Manufacturers outlet sale at AARON
l, GOODMANs--Narket Space.
A punch bowl never casts damper
on thirsty man.
Celebrated Candies Fresh and in
all yarities, at WlEGARD'S Confec-
tlorery, State House Circle.
The people who are always find it
dih;ut to get along.
--lfyou have any Electric Wiring, or
repairing Of Electric Bells. &c, address
postal to EDw. 7. BEAvIN, 90 Cathedral
street
Even the girl who wears a No. 6
Shoe may look out for No. 1,
A Nice Assortment of Fresh Candy
Canes and Candy Baskets at b. VIE
YARDS Confectionery, State Circle
The BEST should be your aim
y when buying medicine. Get
moods Sarsaparilla and have the
0e'' medicine MONEY CAN BUY.
.-Noiaks for Chri,,mas and New
Years gifts. ruFFHAM,
u7u Maryland Avenue
Many a friendship has been severed
'y The pnce mark on a present.
~, "A hAe Assortment of CoHt5efioas from
S" tnna 5. Philadelphia. al VIE
HARD'S, State Circle.
Inc fellow who drops into poetry
SHOULD be careful to land on his feet.
Nov IS the time to order visiting
sa,uS TOT Christmas gifts. Leave Your
''os's at the CAPITAL Office.
oli wells in Anne Arundel are al
,,emC- on' he cut glass ink wells at r.
= Noanee :. Main street, lewlery Store
~ I'SO'et, at least the writer thinks so.
NUTS! NUTSW NUTS!u
fssh.-J just received and ofevery bind
Sa' VARIETY At WIEGARD'S. Safe
awe. GIVE the a call
49, r'i YOU oar, ring oad'v. so ring a
go OK u you are lookIns Tor a solid
So s,D ing sc K L Chance the Main
wv. s"e'e'; ne has the test de signs. +
/ ~ YOU wan, wuca. watch the 4,y-
:. h'' 4 'ol wan, a Gold or Silver
~ ladies o' Genrlzman's, Call on
S1y S'An-e Main sr ct j.weler and
|NUyIer' s Celebrated Candies
80; at WlEGARD'S conf, Ct onery.
y mouse Circle.
TINE MINED CANDIES
!, US i ICES to Scots per h.. ali fresh
&C., .. ENIEGARD S Confectionery Store,
N"oIe' I
sg -i0a can get Pin from your wife,
IA NJ VI s~ee heart, but when YOU want
q 49, your sweetheart, wife or sister a
n. w \. .n'eastp'n, Jl,t 60 10 r L. Chance
'' street leweler. and get one. t
Fn, Score Cards and Markers.
-~ANure uarttss
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-12-21
0gEDyLG Of LNlEL TEAMS.
-. ,.s.5al-. So Doc RaIIroad.

Sunday Trans
"a 30 a. m, and @. Ia p. N.
Rave Annap \ 90 a. m, and 4 80 p. m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-12-21
PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH.

AT the First Presbyterign Church. the
Rev George S. Bell, passor. the Christ
mas music will be sung Sunday as
follows Anthems. 1--WE Have Seen
His Star In The Eas,,f There Were
Shepherds. Voices--S Sopranos - Miss
Addie Phillips, Miss Mianie Bro'zman.
Gardiner Tenors- w. G.. Colt.
John F Wells. Bass--Jessrs w. G.
Stick, William Il. Ca oi1er. Organist--
Mrs Arthur M. Jones. VioliuIsl-
Henry Schreyer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-12-21
SOOye Cards and MarLors

harS,1e PARTIES are nv in order. A
and vln.s supply of latest score cards
s''eu Stars for sale at this cffice. nom
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-12-21

. = n = OF MAX Y LAND,
County oj~AHne arundel, 81:
j, g. A. CULVER, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemniy swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
C. A. CULVER, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me this
10Th day Of December, 1901
]. ROLAND BRADY,
- Notary Public.
j. WRIT RANDALL
JAMES NJ. MUNROE
JOHN H. THOMAS
Directors.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-12-21

At the First M. E. Church, the Rev.
w w. Van Arsdaie, ID 60. pastor, the
following mu ical oTogrssn will be sung
on Sunday December 29h. the Sunday
after Christmas "rhes Alleluiauc Sc
quepce. by Dudley isuck; Brig htesl
and Best If The Sa,ns OF The NJ Jrning.
b. Dudley Buck; I'Wails The Stars Are
Cleaning Bdghi. b. AiW. Ne~comb;
Gloria. from twelfth Mass by Mozart;
There Were Shepherds" by w. H.
Pontius; "Halk, The b.rald Angels
Sing by Charles WSsley; alt Came
Upon The Midnight Clear" by X G.
Willis; "Hark. What Me IN Those Holy
Voices III Troyasore.
s--Soprancs--MSs. S. K. Brewer,
Miss Mollie Goodwin. Miss Catherine
Feldmeyer. A!to--Miss Emma Field
never. Bass--Messrs Charles q. Fed
meyer, George r. Feldmryer Tenors--
Messrs William c. Taylor, William II.
Feldmeyer Organist = Hiss Augusta
Smith. Musical Direct6s--Wiliam II :.
Feldmeyer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-12-21
ST. ANNE S cHrRcH.

At ST. Anne's Protestant Episcopal
Church there will be a Christmas eve
service on Tuesday, Dscesabsr 24ih. An
early service will be held at 7 o'clock
Christmas morning. at which the auxiI-
of men and boys will singtat the service
at 10. 90 Christmas morning and the fol.
loving musical program wsll be sung ;
Morning Prayer--P Professional hymn.
No. 40; Venite, by Woodward; Gloria
Patri. by Woodward; TIE, lDuem, by J.
Stainer, in A; jubslate. II Winchester,
in F. Holy Communion 9atroit, There
Were Shepherds In The g;eld." by G..
E. Lyle; Kyrie Eleison, b% G.. w. Gar
ret; Gloria Tibi. by G.. w Garrett; Ser
mon Hymn. No 81. Scenecker; Offer
tory, Lift Your Hearts ard Voices, by
A r. Mote; Presentation Fl Aims. "old
Hundredth; Saoc,us. by 4 w. Garrett;
Communion Hymn, "JessA Word ofGod
Incarnate," bv Counod; Gloria in Ex-
celsis, by G.. w. Garrett; sunc Dimi.tIs,
by Barney; Recessicnal Hmm, No. So.
ST. MARY; cHUscH.
The following is tee program of music
at St. Mary's Church Ch1ftmas morn
ing 1, Grand fanfare PROFESSIONAL Tor
gan solo with orchestra accsmpaniment);
2. Kyrie, by Hammerel; 3. Gloria in E.x-
celsis. by Harhmerei; &. Ieni Creator,
baritone solo). by Cheraoini. violin
obligated; :, Credo. by aammerel; 9.
offeTtory (pasioreI) "Hai: The Happy
Christmas Morn, ~ orchestra accompan-
iament). by Gounod: J. SAND Jus. by Ham
merel; 8. Benedicuus, by flammerel; 9,
Adeste Fidelis. (solo and chorus); 10.
Agnus Del. by Hammerel;a ], Christmas
hymn, ''Glory to Ged. BY Handel.
The following is the mus3f; program for
Christmas night !. Solemn Vespsrs; Z.
Domino. by Eft; 3. Conhtcbor. by Eft;
4, Beatus Vir. by Mercadante; 5, Lau-
date Pueri, by EmmerichS 7. Laudate
Dominum, by Weber; 2, sElu!ta Sion,
"Hail The Glad Tidings," Sy Wiegand;
s, Grand Magniicat, by McSart; Solemn
benedIction; 9. 20 SalutariA" duet tor
soprano and bass). BY Hamflerel. (vlclin
cello obligato); 10. Tan,um Ergo. tsolo
and chorus), by Chsrbini; 81, Lauda,e
Dominum, 10y Eft Director End organist,
Prof. Charles A, Z,mmermag.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-12-21
NJ TS! NUTS!! NUTS!!!
FINE MINED CANDNES

~ p ives ives TO scots per h.. ali fresh
SAFE Circle.
ss., W W can get Pin from your wife,
ID hrr y. s"se heart, but when YOU want
l,,s ~ lour sweetheart, wifi. or sister a
n. "; --'eastpln, JIst 60 TO r L. Chance
''n sheet leweler. and get one. +
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-12-21
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRUkD.

Schedule in Efiect November "a. 1901.
trAlns arrive At and depart from AnnAI
ohs, VIA a. W d b. K. r., changing
care IT odenton.
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British VS.. American Bugles.

The piercing brazen sound of the
British military bugle as compared
with the soft smoothness of the Amer,
lean trumpet has often been remarked
by visitors to Great Britain. The
British bugles will be used by the four
buglers who play at the head of the
Kiltles' band when they march up town
from their private car, Hielan' Laddie,
at noon on December l6, arrayed in
their unique %regimentals. These
buglers alternate with the bagpipers in
the bands street march, but His
Msjesly's Scottish Canadian soldiers
do not carry their band instruments
these being reserved, of course, fol
their concerts. New Grand oper,
house Monday, December IS.
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C. ". Hamlin, of Green county,
candidate for congress, is looking
after political interests in Lafayette.
He is accompanied by w. A. Rath-
bun, an old Lafayette county boy,
who now resides aud is prospecting at
Springfield.
The Lexington branch passenger
train killed a bull on a bridge some
where between Higginsville and
Sedalia Wednesday night, and an
hour and ten minutes were required
to disentangle the engine from the
remains.
W. O. Cardwell has dismissed the
libel suit against the st. Louis Re-
public. 1t is alleged that he was
paid money for doing so, but not by
the Republic or the democratic state
committee. Cardwell refuses to d.
vulge the name OF the man who
treated with him.
The largest and best assortment Of
cigars, tobaccos, cigar cases, tobacco
boxes and pouches, snuff boxes, match
safes, mereschaum pipes and cigar
holders, brisr pipes and smokers articles
to be seen in the county. Cigars packed
10 boxes containing twelve, twenty-five,
itty and more. Hiuesley's Smoker,
opposite the courthouse, Lexington, Mo.
Contractor Boswell, lately en-
ployed on the construction work Of
the river route at BoOnville, is miss
ing. He sold his outfit and six teams
10 Kansas City, and his family, which
had gone to that place with him, is
left without means. He may have
been murdered, or he may have
skipped the country-sOmetimes the
wife thinks q thing, sometime:
another.
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Born, to the wife of Arthur Easta-
hroOI TuaSdav niuht. A GIRL.

Born, to the wife of Arthur EaSta-
brook, Tuesday night, a girl.
Born, to the wife of Henry Grattan
Russell, OF Kansas City, on the 18th
inst, a girl.
Miss Belle Green went to Kansas
CITY FRIDAY morning to visit the
family of Tom C%renshaw.
The Rev. Mr.. Kennedy came in
Wednesday morning to visit his
sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Nickel.
Watt Aull shipped a mixed car
load of cattle aud hogs to Kansas
City Wednesday afternoon.
The Rev. B, V. Alton returned to
Warrensburg Tuesday afternoon,
after a short visit with friends.
Mrs. James R. Moorehead and
little son, Wingate, left Tor Kansas
City Friday morning to visit friends.
Mrs. Jacob Haas, who was the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Hohen-
valid, returned to her home at Corder
Friday morning.
Lee Davis, who was the guest of
bis father, Tilton Davis, and family,
left Wednesday morning for his home
At Victor, Colorado.
NJ. L. Rowe, who has been attend.
ing the Western Dental college at
Kansas City, returned home Thurs,
day night for the holidays.
Mrs. L. F. Barber left for hel
aUme at Wellsville, Kas., Friday
morning, after a visit with the
family OF DR.. j. E. Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Keller and little
daughter, Maurine, of st. Louis, arr
guests of the family Of Philip Kelle
and will remain a few days,
Mrs. Corinne Blackwell left Thurs
lay morning for her home at George
town, KY, after a pleasant visit 0
ave weeks with Mrs. Fred Hicks.
David Gratz, of Cincinnati, cam
10 Thursday morning to visit hi
brothers until after the holiday:
Mr.. Gratz is one of the charter men
bers Of toe lodge Of Elks to +
instituted Onthe evening of the 2Otl
An Illinois nan committed suicid
because be was afraid TO face maUr
nony with only 81 5000 worth of tn
worlds goods. Had he lived in Mi
souri, he would have married II
had been compelled to borrow mont
to pay the preacher.
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HOLIDAY BOOK BARGAINS
FOR CASH ONLY.

also offer the following SI.25
and $50 books for 75c, cloth
bound.
The Murder of Delicia, by Corelli
Revenge, by Robt. Barr
MIR. Dooley in Peace and in War
Summer in Already, Allen
The Action and The Word, by Matthews
As the Light Led, by Basket
Bolanyo, by Reed
Foes in Ambush, King
The Generals Double, King
Iuez, by Evans
Devils Dice, by LeQueuX
Red Blood and Blue, by Robertson
The Fowler, by Harveden
A Yankee From the West, Read
The F~arringdons, Fowler
Boy, a Sketch, Correlli
The Market Place, Frederic
Quisante, by Hope
A Friend If Caesar, by Davis
Unleaven Bread, by Grant
Prisoners of Hope, by Johnson
The Strong Arm, by Robert Barr
With Hooks of Steel, Kelly
Tommy and G~rizzell, by Barrie
Bob Son of Battle, by Ollivant
The Reign of Law, by Allen
The Kings Mirror, Hope
The Redemption of David Carson
Sophia, by Weyman
McTeague, a Story of San Francisco
The Garden of Swords, by Pemberton
Robert Orange, Hobbies
Phillip Winwood, Stephens
No 5 John Street. by Whiteing
The Bath Comedy, by Castle
The Isle of Unrest, by Merriman
A Gentleman, by Stephens
White Umbrella in Mexico, by Smith
A Duel, by Doyle
The Refugees, by Doyle
The Shadow of a Dream, Howell
The Lost Canyon, by Seeley
Louies Last Term at st. Mary's, by Harris
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A FOOr Relation.

ga Poor Relation" a play made
famous by Sol Smith Russell and had
a great deal to do with making Mr..
Russell famous, was given at the
opera house Wednesday night with
Mr.. Frederick Symmetrical in. the
leading role. There is much of merit
10 Mr.. Summerield's stage work and
the evening was one of much enjoy
ment to patrons of the New Grand.
There was a good house. Manager
Haerle is to be congratulated OF
giving his patrons this class of plays
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Granted.

DEGREES 10 favor Of the plaintiffs
were entered 10 the circuit court
Thursday in the following cases:
Robert Senior against Lethia
Senior; Fannie L. Saunders against
Luther c. Saunders; George Ward
against Lizzie Ward; James B. Epps
against Anna E. Epps; William E.
Majors against Mary F. Majors; Mary
E. Withers against John F. Withers,
The latter plaintiff was granted the
custody Of her children.
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Attended Richmond Dance.

A party of Le%xingtonians attended a
dance at Richmond last Friday night
ard report having been treated royalty
by their Ray county neighbors. 1t
was an entertainment given by the
Richmond Dancing club at the Rich
mond hotel. Those OF Lexington who
were 10 attendance were Misses Gene
and Alice Kriehn, Messrs. George
Kerdolff and James and Paul Rankin
Captains Chalkley and Barnhart anC
Cadets Sturges and Harmed.
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NEUROSlNE PRUNiER
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ECOS DE PONCE

El microbes ha fondeado en- es-
tie puerto ell crucero de Ia armada ita-
Llama sUmblfa, procedente de Fort
de France. Su porte es de g 600 to-
readas y su dotaci6n de 27O hom-
b-er. Su captain Viale C.b Zero
Leore. ernanecera tres dias en-
Ponce, siguiendo despues viaje pa
ra San Juan.
e Martes falleci6 en- el berrio
de la Playa, el joven don Manuel
Ramirez Padilla Numerosa concu-
rrer ca ssss,i5 nj sepe'io de su cadh-
YER, siendo digna de e'cgio Ia con
ducta observada por Ell Club Repu-
blicano, que cOoper6 todos los gas
tos de enterram iento, por 10 que Ia
famil;a les queda agradecida.
o*o
Han tornado puerto los buques
siguientes:
Vapor aleman <Valencia, pro-
cedente do San Juan y Europa, con
variada cargs, que fue despach ado
para Santo Domingo.
Vapor americana sMaracaibo,,
procedente de Yer ezuela, tom6 car
ga y So daspacho para NV York.
Ia goleta americana <Future,
proceed ale de Filadelfis, con carga
oecarb6n para D. Carlos Arm strong.
Sc esperan: Ell vapor italiano
<Hungria, los vaporss espafolss
sConde Wifcedo, y <Serra,.
Ea Ia <Kermesse> que tendr
lugar en- el Te&tro de Ella p srla, los
dias 10, 20 81, habra cuatro pues-
tos para la venta de ar 1culos, diri.
gidos por distinguidas sefloras y Sc.
Il )ritas. Uno repressrtara Paertc
Rico, otro los e ttados Unidos, otro
Alemania y otro Franc;a, yendo di
chas sef1oritas con trajes con los co
lores de las banderas de LIS respec.
tivcs rafses. El edifi,io vestira dc
gran gala.
90
Ell martas en- Ia ncche tuvo efec
to la aperture de Ia escuela noctur.
ma en- los salones de la escuela de Ia
calle de Wives, concurriendo grar
1dnero de alumnos.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, g.
Conde Reccs Dianovich, que hace 8!
amos viaja & pie; permanecera en- es
ia pob aci6n 4 8 5 dias.
90
E jueves, dia de la Guadalupe
habra una velada en- ell Casino.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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I'm motor el6CtriCO
para la Ciruj1a.

Vemos descrito en- un ndnero
reciente de nuestro lsga me lico
"Ihe Lancet" un motor portatil de
forma enteramente naeva, destioado
a Ia cirugfa.
FL acumulador, de 16 b6ltics, es
del modelo se'ado con una capaci-
ds ID ds Is amperios por hora y pesa
"a ljoras.
u motor mismo es del tipo co.
nocido por ell nombre de modelo 3D."
per Ia forma de su imam de campo.
La armadura es un anillo Gramme
esta unid. dlrec,amente al eje en-
dor de marcha ell cable, hacienda asf
ell papel de una Iueda volante.
Pesa quiocel libras esta monta-
do en- uns plataforma giraJoria de
metal de caf1ores, 10 que permite
qua Sc haga girar, sig liend los mo-
vimlentos del ciruj sno en- sus opera
clones.
Et aparato todo, inclaso las ca
jas y estuches, pess unas 70 Hbras
(35 kil6gramos.)
Para trabajos de hospital el mo-
tor esta devanado de mauera qua sir
va con ell voltaje de la corriente
maestro.
Les detail $ del sistema Sc han
perfeccionado y SO dice que el apa-
ratio esta dando resultados muy sa-
tisf ctories en- Il s varios hospitales
d nde 50 usa
En- esta lmprenta sc vende pa
pei de- periodicos { ST. 40 el quintsl
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Geometria y Sistema Metrico.

Cuadros de pesas, basculas, monedas y me-
didas del sistema metrico decimal, en-
pliegos 100 IS, montados en- tela y
medlas caf1as rs cts.
Id id. id. id
en- carton. 45 centavos.
Tablas de pesas m edidas, por Ballesteros,
en- papel. O6 centavos
Id. id. id. Calleja a en-
tela con cahas, $l.25 cts.
Nueyos Carteles de Geometr1a, por Vallin
y Bustlllos, consta de cuadros ilu-
minados al Cromo, de un metro por 72
centimetros; uno de cuerpos pianos
otro de cuerpos solidos, montados
en- tela con cahas, $ B.
Tablas del sistema metrico decimal, por
Meyer, una .............3 80 centavos.
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PAPELERIA
Y EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIO.

PAPELES de todas clases, a saber:
Americana, espanol frances, aleman, de
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foletos, libros perlodicos Y. programmes, blan
co v de color corriente satinado, de seda
para bacer flores de canamazo, gruesO pa
ra envolver, secante y de acelte para copia-
dores, de mi sica en- varias classes y formas,
percalina para encuadernar, para calcar,
ferro- -prusiato para pianos, etc. etc. CaJitas
de papel de moda en- innumerab bes formas
clases, tela de gonna para copiar cartas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-12
Del Bureau del tempo

Segdn Ell dccumento Official que
publlca ell departameuto de agricul-
tura y que en- extraeto aparece en-
otro lugar de este nd nero, resnltan
muy esca sas las recoiecciones de
frutos me 1cres en- esta hltima soma
ma, y en- situacio1 de pr6ximo agota-
mie oto.
Es positive que /, epoca trae
consigo esa 'disninuci6n, pues estan
entregados en- 81 mayor parte nu ss,
tros agricu torres & Ia cosec Ia de Is
cana.
Els no obst .nte d interes al re-
curse de tener el granero provisto
cusndo Sc va 8 l. faena, y este es en-
nuestro cen .epto, ! slue cor i5uye
la ventaja de los frutos menores.
Els un g IAN socorro para el cam
pesino tener en- el b ogar, , que aquf
llamamos viaa,das, pues con estas Sc
prove9 \ OLA Y hay menos nee ssl
dad de solicitar ref .ccioo.
Por experiencia saban nuestros
campesinos 10 que la refac zion cons
tituya
Por causas que no sef1alaramos,
Oh LII o0 Sc o0 " = -SAa dOS 60 SA AtA g
gada 81 sfaccioLista, salen las ha-
bas contadas, y todos los calcul IS
del agricul5or re sul5an fallidos en- Ell
arreg,o de cuentas
Hab endo q aien suelte /. mano,
somos por temperamento viciosos y
cuando va nos q bus :sr ell afroz y 81
bacalao para la familia y g peonaje,
siempre tir amos un poquito que de-
dicamos & afieiones y gustos de que
pudieramos rrascindir.
Por ell contrario 81 en- casa enc.
mos la alacsna repleta de nalangos,
flames, arroz de Ia errs, ma'zy BIZ
tats, con el ali aniento de IN cerdi.
to la caba, no tend remos que II 81
estable ,imie ito del barrio para hs.
Ger Ia menestrs, "a So vera tomsr
-porque es fiado-.o que no nos es
necesario.