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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-11

Chicago, March O,-Cattle-Receipts u.
COO. including 24oO Texans. Market steady.
Good TO prime steers 6,5O6i7. 90; poor 10
good medium 4.O0d6.3O stockers and feed.
ers 25sd2.15; COWS l.25Gj. so; heifers 2 5Otd
h.65; Gamers 1.25d2.40; bulls 5O14 80:
calves 3,ooNd.75; Texas fed steers 475r
$50 H0gS-Receipts 5000 Market Toe
lower Good to choice heavy & 9557g 10.
light 5.I5d6.0o; bulk NJ salcs 5.05d62 Is.
sheep Receipts 25OOO. Market steady.
Good 10 choice wpthers 4.J06t5. 25; fair ia
choice mixed 3IJd4 40; Western sheep ana
hearings 4'S'H5.65; native lambs 4ODsI6 80;
Western lambs 5.2JaGIO.
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london Financial Gable.

New York. March 10 The Commercial
Advertisers London financial rablcgram
>nNs; The stock market was idle and dun
throughout tho session. American stocks
dtd not really open tim Sew York came
slightly harder The close of the general
street
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was steady but unchanged at New YORK
Plg iron warrants We're nominal: No.
foundry Northern remained quoted az Is 50
9la. 80; No. . foundry Northern IS .OO6i
~ 90; No l foundry Southern at II sou
90; No. 1 foundry Southern soft Z 500
is. 90 The English markets were a SHADE
lower. Glasgow j3S "a and Middlesboro
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American side, unchanged.
Yesterdays cotton market was quite IN
a mood for reaction. The bull was thor.
oughly eIpectant as TO the drawing ca.
pacity which the new mark Of value would
develop and the pressure was suffcen, for
q bearish move. II is worthy Of note. how.
ever. that a deadline was drawn aud at any
important recession that same absorbing
power" came in 10 stay thr tide
The scale OF trading was not So immense.
yet larger than on many DAYS No, remote.
and buliish minds remained confident Of
what Will follow after the passing Of the
swollen flow Interior advices told the
same story OF shrinking stocks. though
small enlargement Of arrivals shook the
nerves az some less certain longs" Liqui.
dalton occurred on fully a fair scale and
onv contributed 10 the course Of depression.
The range Of fluctuations. like the other
proceedings. was not startling but sufh
cieut to accommodate operators Of several
degrees difference in opinion Tho under
tone was steadfast. though more pliable
than Of late.
Liverpool was an oily to the forces Of
weakness Sales on the spot amounted 70
1000 bales at unchanged quotations. Con
- $50, - -.
-2' t" .ViN' A''''u!Hs W vi '''e ''ii'' u'.
won tne foreign t'A'''' ouUo'" u''i NO. W.
Ie' d" '''"ul' -'''- '''ie'' avs
anu SOM sum, ,,' III ''''
u', ~, "'Nu' .,..-,,.-, ,,..s
,.,l...a5 .,,., 80 ,," -,,ro,,or,,
,rs,a., 80 ,7r.,.-.,,,,,. ,,,nt,,. 10 d,,r,ct
49,, .-a "a, - ,.,.,.,,-,,,tior ,borab tho
,ro,,tl.s -, rali ui,sr MIGHT constitute q
go. 80 ,t.,,.a,co Indeed tb, sp,ouut
-, ov,orts cos in limo vim fine record OF
,be se,sop Snots freely changed hands at
the prevailing QUOTATIONS. vet an cagcruess
70 unload WAS nowhere exhibited.
Ne" i'' ''''',
previous e''s'
lions through 'Ae uIH' f''' '' 'H' u ms
fhohgh tne range was Nf"''N- h"''t
more ae'l"ea ad'Ao'f SGT ~ anu Top PM
we're soon re''n'o' s'a"ua' ''sS'o' 40
ioWea' WIN q l"Ss OF I" % p''u's s'i'I Wy
aiter m'adaE' Nh'ch l'Ine" ''Ne'
tendlns 10 ine laSt noun a Lu''n "e'A
ness then appeared and continuing 10 the
close carried the scale 10 the lowest OF
the dav on the hnal call. In the net result
N,o,t ,,5 Anril 1o,rcrea c noi,+s AUGUST
- -
ana the other optous oecllhed anu :
points.
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and the enterprise promises to M u
successful. Already offers have eea i \
to purchase the kitchen when us u
give 1t up ut the expiration OIL tna
months lease. =,
Il can not hope for the success - Z
attended our efforts at bun5r
Miss Gould. but am very wen "
by the interest which washington Z
ing In the kitchen. During our ioul y. -
in Buffalo we took In S26,Op, anu ' W.,
the use OF rice 80 per cent. we VIZ
tractivc menus, and our tables W
being well patronized, which Is Ne'f
Tying
Tho rice movement at New VfP'ls
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NEW ORLEANS


New Orleans. March lO-The New Or.
lev cattle on SALE active demand FOR do.
Sn ahe beef cattle, large and snail. Hogs
IA hsht supply, market quiet No sheer
In FIRST hands. 9N'eP
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London Consols.

London. March 10 Consols for money
~ 3-lH; account 9fN Bar silver unccr.
tain, - ll-l6d per ounce Money 2iS6f3
per cent. Discount for short bills 25sG1
] lie per cont; three months bills 2O.l6
02's per cent
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CONTRACTORS and R[ILl|

Address ihc |. s. Fidelity ana 6ll1
co. Of Maryland for terms on bid gu
tract bonds.
|. HUNT, GENERAL AGtNl,
Room 8, Fox Bldg. Hous''A
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Totals .25, 800 1886 6. G23. 55s 6,013, 0l3
.ast year % 793 4i.GG3 6,O13,Oi3 .,....
Difference. a,4o3 l,s73 6lo.545
METALS.

New York. March 10.--Metsls Lead was
steady at New York with AZ quoted Lon
was duh and unchanged at 4. 22ts 10 4 2fi7.
London closed unchanged at cit lbS Iron
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-11

Reported FOR The Houston Post nv the
A, j. Norman Live Stock company mcor.
poratcd '"0O''
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

f, o. b. mill Texas interior points, ac-
cOrdiug TO location. Per gallon
Prime crude OIL loose ~ 32I56
Prime summer yellow oil 35Iba
Linters, according to quality o. a or
Per ton.
Hulls, loose ...........,...SS 90 a
Prime cotton seed meal % 20 n
Prime cotton seed cake, - 10 ii
Quotations ON prime cotton seed meal
aud prime cotton seed cake are for deliv-
cry at Galveston,
New Orleans March iO-Cotton seed oil
Prime refined ia barrels 4Oi. on renned IN
barrels ,fl'9 prime crude. loose, "a.
New York, March 10 Cotton seed OIL
steady; primo yellow i3is
Memphis, ronn., March lO,-Cotton seed
oil Prime crude IS; OF crude 3SdH7lS;
prime summer yellow IS; choice summer
$500; Of 91.Oo.
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'Including Missouri, Oklahoma and Kan
sas
Including Kentucky and virginia.
HouSton's estimated receipts for today
are $500 TO 500 bales. against SS94 last
year. New Orleans expects l1,OUO TO 200
against 7542 last year.
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icuston Comparative Statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week 4,a6S
Gross receipts 1sa days this season. /, sS8. 49,
Gross receipts $50 days l9oO19Ol 4 .at2. 538
Gross receipts 1S9 days 1890 1900 4 ,Gs2, ABB
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NEW EVEL OF VALUE
BROUGHT OUT MUCH COTTON
Liverpool Showed Weakness-Bears
Scored Heavier Than OF Late, but
Good Buying on Recession.
AT THE CLOSE:

Liverpool, t-2 to t-64d lower.
New York, to points lower.
New Orleans, to points lower.
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Liverpool, unchanged.
American side, unchanged.
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A BREAK in COTTON VALUES.

with 1896 for the same day Of last week
ard S33.4Sl for the corresponding day OF
last year.
Following Is the comparative movement
of cotton crop by grodps of States for six
months ending with close Of February
compiled by Colonel II. &. Hester. secre,
tary New Orleans cotton exchanged:
New ORGANS. March l. 1902.
DELIVERIES OF COTTON FROM THE
STATE OF TEXAS, INCLUDING IN-
DIAN TERRITORY:
tgOt rnnn
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Successor 10 Fagln Dor,
ers. Buy and sell all OH
High class industrial Ont,
guarantee gushtrs. Deal
The Fsgin Investment Go
benham Sts., Beaumont,
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS

The range Of prices Al New York and
New Orleans for the active months was as
follows:
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TT Atlantic States D.. 3.7g3 ass f36.
TT crop United States l0,3S3 9,436 11.21-
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03
TAKING SPORT TOO SERIOUSLY

One of the evils of the day is thor oughness as applied to sports and re- creations. There is no game. however difficult or however simple but it is hedged about by difficulties which act ually turn pleasure into pain. Time was when a game at whist, for ey- ample, was a genuine diversions: now it has become so scientific that it is distinctly hard work to play a good game. So as to bicycling. golf ping pong-everything in word. We have got so into the habit of taking our pleasures seriously that those pleas ures are no longer recreations. or at least not the recreations they might be Were perfection not so persistently in sisted upon. In these days TO sooner is game invented or imported from other lands than somebody has to 20 to work to make it's playing d science, and in order to this end a newspaper or magaZine devoted to that particular game is indispensable and inevita ble. So that the drain upon the mental fac ulties produced by the playing of the game is rendered more drastic by the reading one has to dc to keep up with the times. Oh, for a game that cannot be made scientific. that will always and forever be just fun and nothing more. Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03

diana polls, where he formerly knew MT. Lane. and stopped off at Fl Paso with a sick brother. who will join him here this morning.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: The New Discovery Gold com pany. capital stock SIC. 1000 OOO. incorpor- ators, l.. w. Drew, M. D. Hoff and C. A. Page of Illinois ;Rainbow Mountain Gold Mining company. capital stock J. Molonda and l.. Schinck of New York; Universal Investment company. capital stock s1OOOOO. incorporators, s. B. Foot. R. Schimper. H. C. Ferguson and w. E. Bramhill Telluride Mining company. capital stock s1O0.O0O incor- porators, P. Curtz. R. l.. Stearns and w. T. Culver and J. 5. StearnS.
 BISBEE MAN MISS1NG-Bisbee Is dangerous place for person to go to unprotected by a secret service man or some one else to take care of him. More people to the square inch get lost
 in Bisbee than in any other town of it's size in the west. Within the last year various strangers have drifted into Bisbee and then drifted into oblivion, if the reports in the local paper can be relied upon. Wives have Overtaken run away husbands in Bisbee and husbands have found runaway wives there The latest instance of this kind is the sud- den disappearance of a citizen of Bis bee known locally as the Cuban Patriot. He was engaged in the manufacture of cigars and on July 9th took his violin under his arm and left town telling his friends he was going into the country to play for a dance. Several days elapsed and he did not return, when his friends began to realize that he had mysteriOusly disappeared. and they are now locking for him.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03
TAKING CHANGES.

\ joTial. looking man on Jersey-to- Pittsburg train drank frequently and deeply from a quart bottle. which he courteOusly offered before each swig to his fellow passengers, one Of whom. an ascetic looking man. refused the bottle with scorn. and eventually de livered lecture on temperance. ending with:
 You take awful chances in cloudinc your brain with alcohol. When you again come into possession of your normal senses you may be in the gut ter you may be in prison. you may be in eternal punishment"
 After the berths had been made IF, for the night the jovial oae staggered down the aisle, pulled aside the flap Of that occupied by the lecturer. and asked:
 Where yoush goin. ol' fel'r?''
 'Pittsburg severely.
 'Yoush didn't tip p-porter."
 ''i never do. It's bad practice
 You take awful chances, ol' fel'r. in losin' your wits not tippin porter When you wake up. yoush may be ir PittsburS, yoush may be in Fort Wayne. yoush may be in Chi-Shi- cago, ,-Philadelphia Times.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03
LOVE AND BAMBOO IN JAVA

The young shoots of the bamboo are covered with a number of very fine hairs, that are seen, under the micro scope. to be hollow and spiked like bayCnets. These hairs are commonly called bamboo poison by the white men resident in Java. for the reason that murder is frequently committed through their agency. When Java nese woman takes fancy to a Euro pean she will either have him or poi son him if she gets the chance. She seeks any and every opportunity of mixing these infinitesimal hairs among his food, and they serve the purpose of irritating the whole length of the alimentary canal and setting up ma lignant dysentery. It may take long time and many doses of this so- o-called
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03
UVOlI GARDEN
 NOW CORNUCOPIA CLUB

Is open to members and their guests only. For membership see either of the directors William Widmer. presi- dent: Ed Ruppert. vice president. or Robert r. Doll. Alex Rheinstein. A. R. McCalmlCy, directors, or the steward at the clubhouse, three and one-half miles east. on Tempe road.
 J. Ii. W. JENSEN.
 Treasurer, Secretary and Steward.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03
Personal Mention

R. F.. Daggs left for Los Angeles on this mornings s. F. P. X P. train.
 Dr. Fleming of Wickenburg was . guest of the Hotel Adams yesterday.
 J. Ernest Walker has returned home from an extended visit to Iron Springs.
 Lucy Ingraham was a passenger for Pueblo on this mornings north bound train.
 J. C. Chiles of Bisbee was in the city yesterday. a guest of the Commercial hotel
 Sam Korrick will leave for the east tomorrow morning on his annual pur- chasing trip for the New York Store.
 w. w. Jones, who has been confined to his room for some time by threat ened attack of typhoid fever, was able to be out yesterday.
 Arthur s. Dysart will leave tonight for Graham county to visit with rela- tives till school begins in the fail. He Mount Graham.
 Among those who left on last nights NJ. X P. train were: NJ. Kenny for Yuma, Miss HOllender ior Tucson, MI. and Mrs. Charles smith of the phoe- nix Indian school for Wilcox.
 Among those who registered at the Hotel dams yesterday were: l.. 4. Helm of Cedar Rapids. Jack Baer of St. Louis. L. J. Burkhardt of Dayton, O., H. $. Hirsch of Kansas City and r. P. Powell of San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03

Forecast for today-Fair,
 Data for "A hours ending p. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03
News ef Y
 the Town
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03

poison to effect the purpose. but the native woman does not tire. and death will surely result. The male native will also try this method of revenge for an affront.-Japan Mail.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03

Farmer Bentover-"Col. Wagajaw keeps insisting that he is not a candi- date fer congress" Farmer Hornbeak --''Waal. that's highly unimportant even if untrue. Pluck.
 Miss Muggles has had 6.000 left to her by an uncle who had never seen her Well, that explains it '-Phila- delphia Bulletin.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03

Maximum temperature. 107: minimum temperature, S5. Average relative humidity. 2S per cent Total preciptation-Trace. Character of the day-Clear.
 VIM. G. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03

Should the pope live till 1903 he will celebrate his diamond jubilee as q bishop. his golden jubilee as a cardinal and his silver jubilee as a pope.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-03

This lens may be ground in three forms-plane on one side and concaVe on the opposite, concave on both sur faces or convex on one with q greater concavity on the other. The minus lens requires very careful handling in both grinding and fitting.
 This is the third of a series of six talks on lenses. Next lens described will be the plus cylinder. used for that imp of mischief, astigmatism.
 Dr. Pratt will be ont Of the city until August 9th.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30

dores exportadores de mercsncfss.
Plaza Prtz oipal, Arecibo. P. e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30

= anuel Silva, oomerciante. Provisio-
] vi mes y frutos del pats. Pavfs 10 Are
ibo, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
Comit6 de Dorado

Nnsstro querido migo tcsncisdo don Lu-
eas L. Velex-de To2 bzlA-ccn IN ayu6a C
otros correligi0nari3s ha Tsconstttudo Ell CO.
mite federal de Dorado, connie que desapare-
clio dssds To- g1orioEA eaida del buen patriots
que ae llam6 R&m6p Cesseros.
Ej nuevo orgsEismo polfiico. ss comPone Q
de los siguisntes mismbros.
Presidsnte: don Nsmesio GasrdioIE; Vice:
don Francisco Lopez; SscretArin: don Pedro
NIeves; TesoreYc: Nieves Guardiols; VocaIes:
don Enfamio de Santiago, Bonf&cio L6pes,
Felix Escudsro, Osrlos GuArdioia, jose Maria
Salgado, SAndsio Eseudero, Evspgsista R3-
sario; Supisntef: don jose Pagan, Mkrcelino
Coneepci6n, Ramon Perez, JoE6 l. C6rdovz
Ssrapio Nlsves, Angel 0raspo, Rafssl GAEefs,
SEguudo GlsrdiolA.
En Ia ssamblea TaeonstituJents ge hicis-
ron dos aprsciabieB ado ufsiciones; lag dc Frs n
cisco B5nifaeio L5pez. Ambos pertsnecfxn
al psrtido republic&Do, sFssair&n ds esa &C.
IsctiVldad IN bGen contipg snta que les stgusn
por sus simpAtiss Y prendhs de carEetsF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
EN- BROMA

psdir mas.
-lComo no quiera que la IIevsn en- eoche
sRl6nI
Eltrsn Sc para en vilIavsrde, 10 ssfiors
que no hA cssado de grr1lr, dice n IN marido:
-Anda, Nic&uor, bsiate pregunt& euan-
10 tIempo vRmos a sstsr Eqnf.
-SNo has dido que un minute?
-GPero gre? 5T&mpoco Ie dan q los via.
ieros sl tismpo necessrio para sus cesar
-issnorss isjsEos, al trsni-grita Ell con-
dnctor.
ST, sf-exclams In sefcra.-Para sacsrIe
y mo al dinero, hGc,6 adole psgRr IN dineral
por los biletes, estkn usteden may istos, pero
nj sun le deirn una bsiRr dc eHtoE coehes
nf4mes.
La sefiora rAbla sin Cesar, entretanto ell
Fssto de los vi2iarog hsblan de 10 mncho Que
ss van divsrtir sn Lisboa sn CaseAsa y en
-SAh, psFo no eOnOes usssd Portugal
Mo, seaor; 10 no pass nunsa de MscO. de
donde sny hijo.
-sDe que Mecoq dE de Montero Riosq
Nc; Msco Ell de In Bula.
Pues Porsugal 90 pracioso. Va nated
YER que vsgstsci6n que eIims que merlu
-3AIude nsted lAs borrAchsraEq
NO, hombFe; hsblo de las meruERs ma
ritlmss All una neEIuss de las graudss Ie
-SY ESQ euGnto squivsle9
-DoHeientoH Feis gisnen Hsr gobPe seis
-lCarambAi Va se ve que ha via!sdo us-
ted mucho,
una bArbAridRdl Conozco ell vacino
rsino msjor que mi propio pats. Todcs los
Enos voy Figue1rA d. FoE, oue sE lindfsIma;
dsspu6s me lego hRasa CGscaas para
SBoca de Inherno.S IQu6 boca &quellaI ida
horroyI
-GY por que ls llsman asl?
-PoTqus se supone que IoR tismpos
pFehlBt6rieos resIdfA alif LucfeY.
En- sousI nomento II sefora quisre abrir
una vsntGniila yse hisrs en- el dsdo puIgsr &c
la mano derschs. 5u Irritation Aumenta has
- desbordRFse, vusIvs escir pestss de ls
empEssa, del gonierno, de los eeches de BA-
TroEo.
-Si 20 s6 sato, cualq nier dia me gRsto IN
dinsrsl sn ell visis-rugs sn 81 eolno de IL
10 que replica oil narido.
-Pero, mujer, 5qnisres que por 81 pssesas
ts poDgan an ssaipin ehAseS para II solar
Luis Taboada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
Crisis en- las lndias
0CcidentaIes

e viernss pas2do sscslsbr6 una fmportan-
te reunion en- Puerto Eapsha, Trinidad donde
IS cor gre garJn varios propIatarios de iDgenios
de asdc2r.
La cEIsis sn las Iadias ;cidentslss fue al
motive de la reunion 10 discuti6 In faltA dc
medios para &uxiIiaH II meti 6poH.
Uno de Ios oradores dip que Ia Iealtad de
los colonos era tan poeo hrme, que esssbs o
pnnto de rompsrse; que seffa POGO sxtraor.
dtnario Ell varios dessar Is &nex'6a IL rsr1
blie& del Norts, cue sabe pFoteisr las indus
trias de los eoneiudAdanog. Este sentimiento
10 comparten muchos individ0s de las I1di2s
O:eident&les, pero L. prenRa, gsnerslmsnts,
avitA que Sc ussn e4tAS sxprssionss en- reunio-
neg bIicas.
El miniatro de las coIonias an L3ndrss,
dijo cue 81 sEtaba hacienda IN esfuerso para
ayudar los eoionos Cue antss de mucho
siempo extEtirf&n msdidas para ayudsr o los
arruinAdos agFicultorss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30

L. sItGsi6n de las DslldiAs hSIlase como
DuneA AnimadA. e trsn de reereo va q pRrtiH
cor direction Lisboa-
Lot expsdiconarios bnllen Sc &gitAn,
procurando acomodarse en- los coehes de Ia
ms1or mRnerR possible
-Aquf ~ no Gs c2je dice uns sonora, obs
truysndo uns porsszusla con euerpo ira
t1ndo de ocultar ell fondo del cRrruaia, donde
oil skeh8zud0 esposo se dsdtea D inssAlaF los
bulfos de mRno.
-5Q1s no Sc eogs?-gritR un visjaro.-
AhorA 10 vEmos vsr....SE Es Vd., Ell 1efs de
sstlel6n? Pnes blsnt yo ma conaidsro &sistido
De IN psTfse1o oerseho para oeupHr an sieio
sn coehs de segundA ciRss con aErsglo 81 billie
is adiunto. Raclamo, por consiguisnte, ell
Unconditional Apoyo de uHtsd.
10 sucedsS
-EiIG sshorA ss obsttna en- esrrarms Ell
-seh,ra, tsnga ", In bondad de quitarps
De IA portsEuelk para que suba este viRisro.
Ii Sehor&, dsspuea de soltaE IN buhdo de
ioeA ofsndidR, dsia subir al prosestante, d.
slendo con voE dsstsmplsdR
-Etto es IN abuse. IN abuEo, sf eefior,
porqus una ha pKgado su dinsro para fr CON
louodidsd. HleGnor-gritA dirigIerdoae . Hu
sGp0Io.-Eo ts elvIdss da tomar nota para po-
nsE IN ATif;ulo sn los peri6dieos cenuneiando
los hbuso de ls empTss&.
-MujeF, sen m POGO de eRima-Se atgeve
obIstLr sl aludido e6nyUgue.
-lYA Saba 20 que ibss . sRliF con algunR
paioehanG JstGl que hombrs mas pknf-
10 l.... PAresa msntrA que Riendo amigo de
Ia Sisuss6n liberal y tsnisndo Ia amist&d que
bisnss con Msrino sisndo como quien dice
loI pies las nAnoS de C&pdsp6n, no sepss hR-
serte vRleP.
Gala, Fllomena. no me pongsu en- RI.
disuo.
no me- Gallo, no, ssior, porqne 10 que Be
hAes con noso3roS eiana nj cielo. Aquf no ca
ben mas que cuGtro personals msten disE.
Por Iupussto; no tiens ls empresR l& eulpA,
sine 81 g1hisrno. En- ESQ ls doy ia rAs0n D&
nEls1ss.,,.
La ssEors sIgue protsstando, rsvolviendo-
ls Airada y metlendole los eodoa por IL boca
del sHt6mAgo Eus colAteraleB, mientr&s Ell
nArido dirijs lol oi1s ri cielo como pidiende-
Ia pratsesi6a
IA cato el trsa c1mIsnEs dssifEGrse suR.
ysmsnts Sobrs los eArrlles los viaieFos ne
dIponsn inaugurer una ssTle no intsrrum-
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mira la sEnora con espRnto y hay AlRuno que
muEmura &l clio de 81 AdlAtsFs
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con ssa utsr. SHA visto ustsd que persons
mas lmpertnenta?
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