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s@aWali.
Levy rorrsy, of Swans Island. was hs''
last Saturday and Sunday visiting res
tIves.
Mrs. Betsey Moore, OF fremont, IS We
itfng her daughter, Mrs. julia Stanley
Gard Carter spent Sunday at home ~
is employed at Bass Harbor on Pafka :
isb-wharf.
Thomas Newman delivered over i
quarts OF milk at ths Ocean house GURUS
July. Mr.. Newman IS over sixty yes
old, and Is so lame II Is all be can 90 =
get around yet he goes night and NOR"
ing with his milk, and what he Is ~
able 20 supply from bis own cows be Oe!'
from his neighbors. That be Is pfesn
smart old man Is the opinion OF all D.
neighbors,
Aug. 4. boA
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still the sons and daughters OF old
hot days. Every boat, and nearly every
train brings some OF them.
Rev. Mr.. MeGrsw, OF surry, preached
an excellent sermon at Rural hall Sunday
forenoon. He is expected to preach here
again in two weeks. Mrs. Treworgy
preached one Of her good sermons ia the
/ evening. Next SUNDAY evening there Ia
TO be concert by the Sunday school.
Aug. 1. e.
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COUNTY NEWS.


| sa.hiii
Mr.. Biodgeit and family. OF Bucksport,
were in town on sunday.
Mr. Hoyt and daughter. OF Boston, are
stepping at the Blaehill house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone are spending the
summer with Miss Fannie b. Hinckley.
Misses Annie and Florence Chute, Of
Dedham, Mass, are visiting relatives in
town.
Amos q. Slower, OF Boston, arrived sun
day and will spend few weeks with his
parents, II. P. Slower and wife.
Walter Damroeeh. OF New York, with
friends, was the guest of Mrs. Mas Tap.
per and Mr.. and Mrs. KeehbeIl one day
last week.
Rev. DIR. Mckay, OF New York, preached
an able sermon In the Congregational
church Sunday morning. Miss Adelaide
Pearson played several violin solos during
the service.
Mrs. n. W. clsy's Sunday school class
had sale OF ice. cream and cake at tn
Baptist chapel las; Thursday. The pro-
ceeds. which amounted TO over so. are 10
be expended for Sunday school books.
Capt. Thomas $. osgood, who has been
III some time, died suddsnly last Friday
night. Hts son Willis. who had been with
him two or three weeks, and reiurncd to
Boston last week, arrived home again
Sunday.
Mr.. Truax, OF Sew York. was thrown
from his horse Saturday and Is suffering
from fracture OF the thigh bone. The
resident physicians were sent for, DIR. j.
Y. Manning vas summoned from Els
woFth, and surgeon arrived from Boston
Sunday noon.
| Aug. Z. NJ.
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DedhaEu
Mrs. Fred syIsada, OF Peabody, Mass,
Is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Myron Moulton, OF Connecticut,
is spending few weeks with her father,
Augustus Aiken.
Miss Lizzie Burrill, of Brockton, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. w. Black,
aud other relatives here.
Mrs. Grace Raymond. of Brewer, with
her children. spent the past week with
Der mother, Mrs. Joseph Webber.
Aug A. Il.
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Nsn-~t-
Mrs. Howard c. Emery, OF Bar Harbor,
has been spending few days with rala-
tivcs here.
The hotel season Is at its hoight DOW
and both the Ocean house and Stanley
house are full aud many Hnd lodging To
the houses near by.
Rev. A. II. Bradford, of Montciair. n. J..
preached here Sunday evening, and rave
a most interesting sermon on "oni
Reasonable Services.
The fishing business has been some
what better In the past few weeks than
before. Among the latest arrivals srs
schooners Cosmopolitan, vanguard,
"Iolsnth be, p "Iixxie walworih."
The Congregational society of South.
west Hsrbor rendered the "Distriel
school" at Centennial ball Friday even
ing, Aug. l, to good-sized audience,
The Baptist society served ice-crean.
The Baptist society will hold its snnual
mid summer sale Wednesday, Aag. I3
Fancy articles, homemade candy, ice
cream, etc, will be on sale during tbs
afternoon and evening. The young
people OF the hotels viii give an enter
tsinment Ia the evening.
Augs. T..
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Otfs-
There will be q ball and supper
Young and salisbury's pavilion Wsans
day evening, Aug. Is. Music by "i''''
orchestra.
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West aancocK.
Mrs. Alice Goodwin, OF Boston, was a
recent guest in town.
Miss Ida Gown, Of Brewer, is a guest of
her sister, Mrs. A. E. Tracy.
Mrs. Maggie Sawyer has gone to Port
land to visit her mother.
Miss Evelyn Butler, of Philadelphia, is
a guest OF her brother, Prof. W. r. Butler.
August A. SUMAc.
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Brsinerd, Mr.. Raftery and Irwin Bell with
their families, OF Portland. Conn; Dr..
Abrams and Mr.. Haines. Of Hartford,
Conn.
Auw NJ.
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North t.amoans.
Lewis Smith, who has been visiting
friends In franklin the past week, has re-
turned.
Melvin Mcfarland, OF Boston, joined
his wife here yesterday for two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Clarinda Eaton and daughter, Mrs.
Allie Smith, OF Methnen, Mass, are visit
ing relatives here
Prof. Lewis Morse. OF Kent's Hill, ar
rived Wednesday to spend August as the
guest OF Mrs. Lizzie Bragdon.
Aug. 4. Y.
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penossess.
Lister Sellers Is home for few days
vacation from Bangor.
Newell Gray aud family have gone TO
Bangor tor few days.
Miss Belle Perkins, OF wsterville, is yis-
iting relatives in town.
Charles Cochran, Of Boston, IL al the
Pcnobs5ot house tor Few weeks.
Irving Hatchins and son Willie, Of
Chelsea, Mass, are visiting Mr. aud Mrs.
William Hatchins.
william Hutehins, wife and son Hsr-
land, who have been employed at Hal
lowell, are at home.
Edward Snowman and family, OF
Springfield, Mass, are here for the sum
mer visiting his parents.
Mrs. Ida Treworxy and family, Of Starry,
have been visiting Mrs. TreworEy's par
euts, Jer.niah wardSeii and vile.
A Lawn party was given ct the Penob-
scot house Wednesday evening. July 30,
under the auspices of the Kings Daugh-
tiers. The lawns were prettily decorated
With coIorei lanterns and flags. The at
tendance was good. Ics-crr&m was sold,
the procecd~ amounting 10 IS 20.
Aug. 4. SrBA.
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south sarrs.
Mrs. c. d. Ccggins Ia visiting her son in
Biushlil.
Capt. Frank Torruy, Of sedgwiek, Is
spending few days with relatives here.
Miss Lizzie Mann has returned from
Massachusetts, u here she has been since
last fall.
Capt. Albert Trrworgy last ~eek visited
bis son Harmon, rho has hecn very III at
stonIugton,
Mrs. George Ess,erhsoak. OF Peaerdsle.
r. l.. accompanied by her son and nephew,
came isw days ago Tor few wceks' stay.
A party OF tsHtsrs, the srst this season,
came last Saturday TO spend their vacation
at the end OF the neck, popular trnting
ground.
A party Of about thirty arrived last week
fer few weeks stay At the c&ivin Clark
cottage, which has been purchased by Dr.
Briggs, OF Bsston.
Auss
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| North scdewick.
George aartwe!l retsrned TO Boston
last Friday.
Professor Pos@. O, he Higgins classical
institute, OF Charleston, wss the guest o.
Mrs. Ada Alien last week.
Al the faorniag ssrvi-e last Sunday an
! Interesting sermon was preached by
Professor HAYS. of Chicago, TO snail bat
appreciatiye audience.
Miss Abbie Elweii and Mrs. Bealah
smsIIidge went to South Starry for day
visit with Mrs. s. w. and Chanie Trex-
orgy one day last week. Miss Eiwen VIII
stop tew days at Shady Nook.
party composed of George Allen,
Curtis Durgsin, DIR. Il. Hagerthy and their
wives, and several Others from sedgwiek,
spent Two days last week fishing near
Isle su Haut. They report a very enjoy
able time.
Aug.i. RAE.
East orIana.
Herman Dorr is at sea With bis father,
Capt. T.. l.. Dorr.
Y. p. Msson was ia Gloucester on
business last week.
T. r. Mason and Miss Bernice Mason
were In Bangor Saturday.
Miss Lettis B.zisdeli. of Boston. Is visit
ing her parents, William Bisisdsil and
wife.
Misses Eaton, Scott snd Goodrich, who
have been at the Bel camp the past
month, leave to-day for their nome 10
Hartford.
Misses Maud johnson, Christina Me-
Csuider and Beatrice Heath were the
guests OF Miss Berniee Mason several days
the past week.
Among the recent arrivals are Frank
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South Deer ssie.
Miss Alice Robbins returned from
Brooksviiis Thursday evening.
Picnies and bacs hoard parties are now
in full swing, and summer people are ar
irving by every boat.
Mrs. NJ. d. Robbins and daughter Eva
spent Thursday afternoon cslIing on
friends at stonington and West stoniug-
ton.
Hsying IS about Flashed in this section,
with more than an average crop in most
places. The favorable weather OF the past
week insnres good quality.
Mrs. Martha Moore and daughter were
10 this neighhorsooa Friday calling on
friends. All ere glad TO meet Mrs. Moore,
who is native OF this place.
Quite a party planned to go to Isle an
Haut Saturday on q burberry excursion.
Blueberries are held At very high price
here at present. Raspterries are ripe,
and very plentiful where they grow 81 all.
Some places where they were plentiful last
year are destitnte of fruit, the canes
apparently having been winter-kiIied.
Aug.I. Eco.
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West Eden.
A little girl arrived at the home Of Ed
ward Thomas and wife Wednesday,
July q
Miss Judith Scott spent the pas, week
at Bar Hsfbor, the guest of her sister,
Miss Nellie Knowles.
Mrs. G. &. Gambler was called to North
Ellsworth last Friday By the death of her
father, Robert Hamilton.
Misses Lizzie stsnisy and Lucy Sails
bury, OF Huii's Cove, spent Thursday with
friends at Indian Point.
July 81. 4.
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North Deer Este.
A daughter was born to Capt. aud Mrs.
Charles Scott July =.
Tho last nesting OF the sidewalk society
was held at the Ellis house.
Mrs. Frank HaEelion, OF Htddeford, Il
visiting Mrs. William Thompson.
Mrs. George Armstrong, OF Boston, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Thso'
dore Thompson, iet, for her home Thurs
day.
Mrs. George Small has her house SIZED
with summer psoplc. Her daughter, Mrs
Alien 8reen, IL with her.
Aionso Hutchinson has raised potato
balls this season. They are real carios fo'
children who have never sesn them.
Miss Allie. Brucrr, who has been at Ii.
land vies house the past month, has re-
tnTned to her borne In Hamilton, Canada
A socIabIe was held at the church Thars-
day evening. Refreshments were sold
The lecture By Walter Thrope, OF Bangor,
and the singing by Mrs. W. p. Soyss,
we're much enjoyed.
Aur 4 r.
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Breosun-
Mrs. Belle Blake has gone TO Maehias-
port for few weeks.
John and Henry Forham, OF Raymond.
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Winnie Eston, who Is employed In
Boston, IL home tor visit.
J. W. Allen has moved his family TO
Deer Isle where they vii reside.
E. E. Lurvey, wife aud sou have gone to
Southwes; Harbor for a short visit.
Mrs. f. d. Mayo and children. OF Provi-
dence, r. l., are visiting her parents.
Miss Violet Pierson gave one o, her re-
ciials at Odd Fellows hall Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. l.. r. Hooper and Mrs. Mae Chase,
OF Ellsworth, are the guests of Mrs. T. $
Eierriek.
Miss Idella Hin and Miss Musa DoliaFd
leave to-day for Sandy Poin, to attend
the twenty seventh annual eneampmeni
OF the castine alumni association.
Aug. 4. CxE FEMME.
Atlantic
Quite a number OF guests are ut the
Anchorage.
Mrs. Harriet Joyce Is visiting friends
In Rocklsnd and Stonington.
Miss Bertha Staples, of Yves, boro, Mass,
Is visiting her mother.
winslow stsnieyh little daughter fell
from hayrick and broke her arm.
Charlie Barbour, of Newport, is visit
ing his uncle. Capt. Aivah Barbour.
Several summer people from Brooklin
were in town Thursday. They stopped at
the Island Rest house.
Herman Joyce and family returned to
Gloucester Monday after few weeks
vacation spent with relatives here.
Aug. 2. 5.
Pretty Marsh
Mrs. Lena Folger, of Boston, Is visiting
her brother, j. w. smith.
Mrs. Holhrook. OF Philsdeiphia, Is at
the Bay View house for the season.
Mrs. Hersey. With her sister, Mrs.
Cloudy, and daughter Carrie. OF Chelsea,
Mass, sre at Mrs. Hersey's Old home Tor a
short time.
Mr.. Smell aud wife arrived at Camp Tsy-
lor Aug .. Mr.. Arnold and wife will not
he at the camp this season, as they are
travelling in Europe.
Aug. 3. s.
a II.
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fast rrsnsue.
Miss Amy Chase, OF Boston, Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. C. 81. Bisisdeil.
All are Eisd to learn Mrs. @. II. Rutter
Is recovering from her recent illness.
Miss Agnes Springer leaves to-day tor
Ellsworth where che has employment.
T. 81. Blaisaeii made business trip to
Boston and New York the past week.
Miss Clara Dunn, a music teacher and
eioe1tionist OF Miiiiuoekos, is visiting her
parents, J. e. Dunn and wife. OF Frank
lin.
All are sorry to learn OF The death of
Edward l.. Ratter, of Lswrenee, Mass,
v ho had become 40 well known among Us
by his frequent visits to bis brother, q.
n. Ratter. Mr.. Rattsr dicd OF heart
disease at his home July "a, after long
aud severe illness. BE was a wealthy
business man. lie will be much missed
by his brot her and many friends here.
Aug. {. III. T.
North urosksvEns.
seaooIhouse 10 district No. Is being
repaired.
Mrs. Lovina Morris II at home from
Washington.
WIN Hart 10 q, home from Isieshoro
with lame hand.
Miss Sarah Leonard. Of Salem, Mass, 10
the guest OF Charles GrIndie and wife.
The farmers here are complaining that
skunks are eating and destroying their
peas.
The pastor OF the North Sedgwick
church held services al the Union chapel
isst Sunday.
Mrs. Maria Green has gone TO west
Brooksville to take care OF her sister, Mrs.
Rose Douglass.
Mrs. Fred Wood bridge snd three call
dr.n, OF Baesspost, are visiting her
mo, her, Mrs. A. x. p. Blodgsit.
Aug. 4. &.
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West Franklin.
Fiossie Clark Is III.
skunks are plentiful and are thinning
the ranks OF chicken eoops.
George COMBS Is loading with cord
wood at Egypt for Bar Harbor.
A large amount OF hay was housed dur
Ing the good westher Of last week.
There will be a abort shutdown at the
mill for repairs on the steam apparatus.
The schooner Victory Is loading with
pine boards at Taunton for 5. s. Scam
mon.
The annual reunion OF the Clark family
will be held at the home of Jacob Spring
or on Thursday. August Is. II stormy
the next fair day. A cordial Invitation
is extended TO all.
A West Franklin mans pig broke loos,
last week. After much manipulation
the gentleman managed to effect cor
ner. Immediately there was a drop
Later he wss selling PORK on six months
credit.
Aug. 1. CHEER.
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>srth Bin~hiri.
Mrs. Percy Ward soii IL III of tnn.lIitis.
Arthur johnson, of Dedh2u. Mass. ts
At Y. Bowden's.
Horace woseott, who has been employed
In Rockland, came home last week
Miss Annie Greene. OF Boston, Is the
guest OF hnr niece, Mrs. G. r. weseot,.
Eiiery Franks and wife, of Medneld,
Mass, are guests Of Mrs ID. p. Dunbar.
The annual public field meeting Of
Hancock Pomona grange win take placc
8, Binehili mineral springs, Aug. 30.
Mrs. LendaH Franks and daughter
Mabel, OF Bath, are spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Franks mother, Mrs. Frank
Cushing.
Aug. 4. w
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AshstIie-
W. n. Hall had an IN turn recently, bot
Is better now.
Miss Eiizsbeth Ross left last week for
Athens tor short visit.
Mrs. Eliza J. Potter is s,iii poorly after
her operation OF last week.
Mrs. Emma Carpenter, who has been
caring for Mrs. Edwin Doyls sl Eat sal-
iivan, Is at home.
Henry Tracy and wife. OF GouIdsboro,
were the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Alden
Robertson Sunday.
James Hsyey and family, of West sulii.
vsn, were the guests OF Mrs. Hagsyis
parents, Mr. and Mrs. o. p. Brsgdon.
sunday.
Aug. 4. Is.
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JIM
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-03-28
CHAPTER XI.
T Jack Moves On the Palace

Jack Moves On the Palace
You could almost have knocked Jack
Oyerton down with feather when he
heard Barrajo make this astounding
declaration-in fact he was tempted
to pinch himself, in order to discover
whether he were awake or sleeping.
1t was not Jacks habit to appear dis,
tressed-whether the announcement
were a huge canard, or given in dead
earnest, he did not mean these men
of Gautarica should see him staggered,
so he quickly pulled himself together
and, laughing, said:
"Ah! indeed! Thank you for the
honor. but tell me, how did this little
event transpire?"
I'm the natural course of events,
your excellency. The noble army had
grown weary of Roblado, whose prom
ises of reform were never kept. They
liked Montejo no better, and, as usual,
elected me dictator, with the power to
choose their next President"
A wave of the sword brought out an
other blast of cheers and whistles and
vivas-then silence.
1t was wonderful.
But, see here, am an alien!" pro-
tested Jack, weakly.
mot so-you have been a full-fiedged
citizen of the republic for two days,
and. as such, as eligible to the presi-
dency as any man among us" declared
the general, smiling blandly.
Then | can't decline?" obviously.
at is too late-presidents die and
run away, but they never decline"
well. in that case. / might as well
make the best of bad bargain and go
in. Only I warn you, general. l shall
really be the president, and the re-
forms you have heard me speak OF
must engage our immediate attention
Now. few men could have adapted
themselves to the situation in that
mastery mannerl
"Are you ready to take the oath Of
ofice7"
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AT any time" was the nonchalant
reply
Some people might have thought
such a solemn ceremony necessitated
pomp and full dress-they might even
have been Mortified at the sight of the
new president standing in his shirt
sleeves within the doorway of his
adobe domicile, with his pipe between
his teeth, holding up his right hand
and repeating in Spanish the oath of
office, which Barrajo uttered for per-
haps the thirteenth time in his long
held capacity as dictator.
Thus it was done.
The general called for farewell
round of cheers, and they were given
with as much good will as the husky
and parched threats that had been in
positive evidence all night could mus
ter.
Then the rabble betook itself off,
much to Jacks relief, the general not
forgetting to give the highly enter
tanning military salute due to the ex'
allied Office his friend and protege now
occupied.
Having once embarked upon the sea
of adventure, Jack had become quite
reckless as to what port he brought
up at.
There was at least chance that this
astonishing change in his fortunes
might mean a material advance in the
line of his dream, for he had never
yet heard of president of Central
American republic who had not man
aged by some means or other, fair or
foul, to amass wealth by virtue of his
position.
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Want. Warm Bed Covering.

Congressman Charles F. Scott has
received a demand from a Kansas
woman for the passage Of a law ito
compel keepers of hotels or sleeping
rooms to keep on each bed four quilts
and one blanket, each quilt to contain
not less than five pounds Of cotton bat
ting mot coarse hair), and to be COW
cred with at least fourteen yards Of
cloth (seven yards on each side). two
and one-third yards land and at least
two yards wide, and the blanket to
weigh at least two pounds. this cover
ing to be kept on the beds from Sept
10 10 May l."
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Book Two.
The Modern Argonauts.

Two years had flown since Senior
Jack was duly installed in office as
president of the republic--such Pc
and would hardly witness again in the
next decade. 1t would be impossible
to narrate the many successes and
failures Jack made during those two
years, nor shall l attempt it, since
more important events await our at
tention.
About the only cloud in Jacks sky
was Dona Juanita, who had become
passionately enamored of him. Bar
laio, who dearly desired to see him
settled down, advised him to marry
her, and cast his fortunes for all time
with the people of his adoption.
Whereupon Jack felt compelled to
narrate the whole story of his past,
and Barrajo was so affected by it that
he fell upon his neck and wept tears
of sympathy generous old soul that he
was.
But Barrajo was fearful of the re-
venge Dona Juanita might take if her
love were openly repulsed, and finally
confided to Jack the plan he had for
the advancement of their fortunes.
Briefly it was this;
When Cortez, with fire and sword,
scourged the fair land of the Monte
zumas to the north, and his savage
soldiers dealt out death with lavish
hand whenever the people failed to re-
spond to their stern orders for more
treasure, a reign of terror had swept
over the whole of Mexico.
Then it was that thousands fled to
the unknown southland, led by their
priests, seeking new homes amid the
forest-clad wilderness of Central Amer
lea.
Since the object of Cortez's brutal
soldiers decree was to gain possession
of what riches the country possessed,
these guardians of the temples, before
indulging in flight, despoiled them of
the golden images and jewel-studded
affairs, which vast treasures they car
ried with them, determined that, come
what might, these bearded barbarians
| from over the sea should not succeed
in accomplishing their boosted object.
History tells of the wonderful booty
| secured by the Spanish conquistadors;
indeed, the imagination is appalled, at
the extent of the riches they secured.
In Peru, the people, hoping to ransom
their captive Inca, Atahuallpa, from
the cruel hands of Pizarro, had readily
filed room seventeen feet square and
as high as a man could reach with gold
| in the shape of ingots and statues from
the temples and palaces, and history
likewise declares that the quantity of
treasure conveyed away and concealed
forever from the covetous eyes of the
Europeans was said to have infinitely
surpassed that which they had Sc
cured"
AS in Peru, so it was also in Mexico
richest of all the native countries of
the new world-there fugitive priests
carried with them to the new land to
the south probably the most astound-
| ing collection of treasure ever gath
cred together since the world began.
This was the bee that for years had
buzzed in the bonnet of old General
Barrajo-he had never let 1t get out of
his mind day or night in all that time.
And, Senior Jack" ne now declared,
triumphantly. slapping the president
Familiarity on the back, success has
crowned my long search. Yes, por
Dios, senior, l believe have found the
treasure"