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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-02

stocks who is not an employee is thus
assured that he has a good thing. even
e. the quotations in Wall street do in
dieate the general belief Of investors
that there IS too much water mixed
with the values shown on the face OF
the stock certificates.
When the Notation Of trust securities
was at it's height and Mr.. Pierpont
Morgan was hailed as the discoverer
OF a new system of finance. Professor
Bryce. author of "The American Com
monWe8lth," said the trusts contained
within themselves the remedy for their
equalization. About the same
time Russell Sage had an article on
the subject IN the North American Re
view. in which he declared that hold
ers of trust securities issued on
fictitious valuation must eventually
suffer
Both Of these prophecies seem to
have come true AR Morgan's repu-
tation as hnancier has gone into
+ eclipse. the eager purchasers Of trust
/ stocks have seen their holdings melt
! I'm value. and the speculative public
has had it's wings singed until it is
! barely able to hutter around the flame
/ that scorchcd IL.
/ Man never has and never viii ind a
way TO create value where none exists
John Law i'm his day convinced the
/ French that he had found the secret
I Mr.. Morgan FOR awhile deluded the
American people into the conviction
that he could do the same thing by
/ means Of a printing press. The net
/ result in both cases has been the dis
/ sipalon of savings. the wrcckage OK
\ fortunes. the Generalization of con
ddence and the ultimate necessity for
q reorganization that viii bring face
values and actual values to the same
/ level.
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RAIL ROUTE TO PARIS

III ILL IT EVER be POSSIBLE to travel
" from New York ID Paris by rail?
The thing IS not so Impossible as it
seemed a few years ago. The Revue
Sciendfque, Paris. shows I'm a recent
article that perhaps children are now
living who win witness the completion
of The project which viii enable those
who are afraid of the Vastly deep TO
undertake European tours without fear
of NAL dc mer, drowning or any of
the other terrors of the ocean.
The puzzhng gap lies, of course, at
the Bering strait. For long time
various methods of overcoming this
difficulty have been suggested. A
bridge was favored by some, but It
was pointed out that the ice flow at
the close OF the winter would wash
away any bridge that human ingenuity
could construct. Modern engineers
agree that a tunnel is the only thing
I feasible. Nor is the tunnel, in these
days or great undertakings, out Of the
question
A survey Of any map shows that the
distance between Cape Prince OF
Wales, Alaska, and Cape Nanaimo,
Siberia, is just thirty-six miles. The
obvious difficulty in such a tunnel
would, Of course, be ventilation. No
/ fans have yet been invented that have
/ sufficient power TO force currents of
fresh air thirty-six miles through a
I tunnel If ordinary locomotives
burning either bituminous or anthra-
cite coal, were used, the fumes would
! quickly render the tunnel dangerous
60 human life. The use Of electrical
power would in large measure, over
come this objection. This power would
undoubtedly be adopted.
! Another physical feature Of the sit
uation that simpHhes the problem is
the fact that there are two islands II
the middle OF the strait. At least one
or these islands could be used as q
power station. as well as for ventil-
| ating purposes. Thus there would b.
/ two tunnels. each eighteen miles fl
length. Surely the completion ant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-02
80 80 EsTATE ExoAANaE.

CONDhTTONs IN SALT LAKE make
\ thel organization of the Real Estate
ExchanAc not only feasible but desira-
be and Assure its success If the man
agement isN2s conservative as the
names OF Its,. promoters and officers
would indicate. 49,
IN an its history the city has never
been En- better shape financially. The
active construction work in progress
on the san Pedro road at this end is
of-itseif a most important factor, dis
tributing as it does an immense sum Of
money and wages which eventually
ands IT'S way into the channels Of trade
which center here. The completion Of
the road to a connection with the line
being pushed out from Los Angeles
Premises to develop great. rich terri
fory; the iron and coal fields which
wIl be opened by o branch line into
lyon county viii furnish an industrial
iwDctus to the whole state. and the
construction Of new stations and ter
minaI facilities must literally pour
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars into
the city
No~ is the best of the situation all in
che future Right now the demands for
homes proves the prosperity of the
Porsmunity A large numb9r of new
comers of the most desirable class add
au element TO the populafion which
m'ist in time bee6me effective IN its
pfogress. The Monat ROAD is being
built this way and its AGENTS have al
ready investigated the field I'm Utah
with view TO active work. at the earli-
est possible moment. IT'S arrival viii
also open a big territory fun of min
eral wealth and Offering opportunities
for livestock and agricultGTal enter
prises ON Il large scale.
The real estate men are among the
first go feel the tide OF development and
profit by il. They can do rBuch to di-
rect the Improvement of tie city and
put reel estate operations on iegiti-
mate basis. Better thAn most people
they realize the value "a a community
or reputation for HONEST dealing in
realty, and they lnow(too. the desira-
billy of preve7ting "boom" methods
-. 4-esz----aatse-1opera tions.-Fhere is a
field for the new exchange and The
4 Herald wishes fl. success In it's every
undertaking.
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SOME iHTERmouNTArn FACTS.

The HERALD'S Washington CORE
i spondent furnished figures for yes
tardays issue showing the increase in
rostonice receipts for the principal Of
fees in Utah. Idaho and Wyoming.
which must be cause for congratuIa-
ti0n in the three states.
salt Lake city alone showed a gain
over the previous years receipts
amounting 90 sol 00o or 1875 per cent.
Tie entire state furnished over SO, 900
more post0fice revenue for the entire
state than it did last year. wyoming
gain was Sl5-gC Tor the whole state, or
JOS per cent gain. as compared with
the year before.
idaho was the banner state OF the
intermountain country in percentage OF
gain It's total revenue for the post
offices was s33O65 better than I'm the
preceding year. a gain Of PA per cent,
and q most extraordinary proof Of the
Gem states rapid growth during the
twelve months.
Though the figures are not available
FOR comparisqa- witsr other states east
o. west it Isl fair presumption that no
section on ne country car snow better
eaiuz 81 postofice earnings: and no
better index of a community's general
prosperity can De had than the amount
spent Tor postage and postal service:
Taking this year as a basis If is not
out re bounds 90 predict an even greater
gain For the next few years. If the gov
ernment Irrigation projects are put
through as promptly as they should be.
the influx of population and wealth i'm
this region bids fair to be as remark
able as the phenomenal settlement of
Kansas and Nebraska in the years inn
mediately following the war Of the re-
belion.
requires no vivid Imagination to
picture q population of miIliors in the
valleys OF this region within the next
Qgarter century q population of
wealth. ~ Intelligence, independent and
strong in the civic virtues.
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SOCIETY
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Mr.. Samuel Newhouse is expected in
the city tomorrow and it is supposed
that Mrs. Newhouse and her mother.
Mrs. Mary Stngley. viii accountant
nm. II is their intention to spend the
winter in Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Windsor " Rice viii
be home tomorrow after spending the
month of September in Canada and the
east.
Mrs. Andrew Maclean of sunnyside
Is in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. Waidemar Van Colt entertains
at an informal Kensington this after
noon
The regular meeting of the Jewish
Relief society viii be held today at 2:30
p. m. at the b. b. rooms.
Word comes from Canentes of the
marriage, Sept 80. of Miss Dora ListOn
10 Nr. Charles Christensen of the San
Pedro, CONSTRUCTION company. The GER
cmOny was performed at the Liston
ranch near Calientes by Judge T. J..
( TObin. no one but the relatives Of the
! bride being present. The young people
have many friends in that part of the
country who will extend to them their
good wishes and congratulations. Mr..
and Mrs. Christensen left yesterday for
this city on their wedding trip. They
will be at home after Nov. 1 at III Rail
road avenue, Galleries.
/
! Mrs. II. G. Edwards is in Provo visit
3 ing friends. having gone down to attend
4 the marriage Of Miss Pauline Moore
/ and Mr.. Bowers.
Mrs. Reinsimar entertained the Third
! Street Card club at her home yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. p E. McGurrin have
/ given up housekeeping and are at home
at Whitehall, 81 South State street.
Mrs. Z A wedgwood leaves Sunday
morning for Grand Island and Omaha,
Neb., where she win visit friends.
Mrs. John Gordon of Ogden is the
guest of Miss Hattie Wishard.
Mrs. John T. Daniel of st. Louis, who
has spent the past few weeks in the
city. left yesterday for her home.
Mrs. Norman Ives of Ogden is visit
ing Mrs. James f. Marshall at SOS Sec
Ond street
\ Mrs. Elmer b. Jones will be at home
II Tuesdays hereafter at 234 East First
South street.
Mrs Z. L. COrfman and Mrs. Sam
Schwab of Provo are visiting Captain
and Mrs. +. A. Wedgwood
Mrs John Corlew OF ogden is the
guest for a few days Of Mrs c. S. Kin
/ ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S LOOMS viii be al
home at Ford's hotel for the month OF
October.
Mrs. Edward BichseI Of Ogden is the
guest Of Mrs. George Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gossip have
gone east on an extended visit to New
York. Boston and Halifax, Nova SEQ
tia
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. StOner came
down from Evanston Wednesday and
win visit Mr.. and Mrs. Louis X. Pas
trouich for a week or SO.
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Sixty Years Experience Of an old
Nurse.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription OF one of the best female
physicians and nurses IN the United
States. and has been used for sixty years
with nevar-lailing success by millions OF
mothers for their children During the
process OF teething its value is incalcula-
BILE u relieves the child from pain. cures
diarrhoe griping in the bowels and wind
collie BY giving health TO the child IL
rests the mother Price 3 cents a bottle
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Shop Talks on Advertising.

= Good advertising is found to bring =
. sure results. Don't expect too much Z
y from YOUR advertisements il they Z
y bring people TO your store yOu should =
y be satisfied: it S up 10 you to DO the z
> rest IT. your patrons fail TO pur- =
y chase it's because your goods are not =
y priced right and not the fault of the I
, medium. The Herald as a business
, bringer stands first among daily pa 4
= Ders in Salt Lake CITY. because il =
= leads in circulation. IN patrOniZing Z
. The Herald YOU get the most and Z
y the best for YOUR money and its I
, merits are attested bv the leading 4
y merchants Of our CITY. Phone $50. 4
= = y y = = y . > = y y > q y 3 = .
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MEMS UNDERWEAR.

Mems underwear 81 a suit or SOC a
garment. worth $3.50 a suit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-02
SHOE SPECIALS.

A woman's guaranteed glove embroi-
dered pains point back, newest fall
shades. Never sold for less than $l25
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NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC
u S DEPOSITORY.

L. S. DEPOSITORY.
FRANK KNOX ................... President
JAMES A. MURRAH......Vice President
~. +. ADAMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Cashier
CAPITAL PAID IN, $500, 900.
Banking in all its branches transacted.
Exchange drawn on the principal cities
of Europe.
INTEREST PAID OK TIME DEPOSITS.
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BLACK MERCERIZED PETTICOATS
Made of good quality Of mercerized
sateen, with three rows of rudie and
dust rufle underneath, $1o0 q e.
and SL25 quality, for..-....... NQ)SgJ(S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-02

Conference is here.
Examine our line of
umbrellas never
such umbrellas.
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FUR scARFs.

Sable Fox double scarfs. trimmed on
the ends with tails and feet this
scarf is fun and warm. Regular
price $3.50. 0p o. az
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lin
MILLINERY
We Certainly
Lead.

Our Hats have the
reputation for style.
During Conference
we will sell dress
and street hats
from $3.50 and UP.
If you want a hat
thoroughly in style.
then inspect the
line.
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BLACK CHEVIOTs.
HENRIETTA CLOTH.

SPECIALS IN TOILET ARTICLES.
SOAPS-25c cake for loo cake.
20c cake for Zoe cake.
25c box Of cakes for 17c.
zoe box of 3 cakes for 12c.
25c tooth powder for lie.
81 a bottle liquid powder for 75c.
soc an ounce perfume for &c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-02

WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
Regular 25c for each: 0M
win be sold for............... JUG
FALL AND WINTER SHIRTS-New
patterns, pleated and plain bOsOms,
best of madras materials and perfec-
ton in fit, S125 and OF
$50 values for.......-........O) O)(G
NIGHT SHIRTS-Made of best Wam-
sutta muslin, plain and fancy trim
med, with and without collars; reg
S S5.' ''s' WIN @9c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-02

No visit TO Salt
Lake is complete
without a trip to
this spacious store
the magnificent en-
pOrium of the west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. LOOMS will be at
home at Ford's hotel for the month of
October
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-02

Mr. and Mrs. George w. Stoner came
down from Evanston Wednesday and
win visit Mr. and Mrs. Louis *. Pas
trouich for a week or so.
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Mrs. Edward BichseI Of Ogden is the
guest Of Mrs. George Meyer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-02

, pI RAMA DE EsSE PAR
TEElC) Sc HARA PUBLICO EN-
BREVE
las feunionee han sido prolon-
gaclas para estudiar ese pro-
grana

Despu6s de prOIongadfsimOa deba-
tes, 81 C0ngres0 obrer0 de Ponce, Sc
declara partido obrero bajo gus pro-
pias iniciatiYas v con prograrna abso-
Eutamente particular.
Esta question produjo debates que
duraron dos dias hasta que Sc c0nsi-
gui6 aunar La yoIuntad de 80 delega-
dos representatives de varias uniones
ohreraa del pals, pertenecientes ~Ila
American Federation of LaborS v al
gunas Independence como Ia de San
Juan dirigida por don Rosendo Rivera
Garcia. la cual consta do /, 700 y tam
tos unionados
Numerosas fueron las razones ex-
puestas en- ell Congreso & fin de apoyar
Ia citada proposition.
Seg1n nuestros informes, en- breve
circulara ell programa que & esta fecha
debera estarse discutiendo por ell Con-
greso. que prolong6 sus sesiones con
ese prOp6sito.
De yarios puntos de Ia isla ha reci-
bidO 81 Congreso Obrero. telegramas
de adhesion Y simpatfas, de algunas
agrupaciones que no pudieron asistir
& causa de Ia situaci6n diffciI porque
atraviesan los obreros del pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-02

En- aQuel pueblo ssace faata r.
creacion ae uts Fado nds en
las escuelas.
{ Ls aeaeestsO

/
Noviembre Id, Ha aaliElo Fg a
cludad, " pundono nor0sO e0Eu 7e
este puesto, don Lorenzo NniEes. ~
uso de licencia.
Aqu1 Sc 10 tiene en- gran estima p0r
SD correction exquisita.
Mucha tranquiiitlad hay en- esta iu-
risdicci6n deade que oil cabo Nuffez es-
ta al frente do este puesto.
Tambi6n ha salid0 para esa Capital
oil joYen Crosas & asunt0a particuIares,
en- union del senior farmaceutico Agui-
lar.
En- breve Sc lleyar6n & efecto algu-
mas bodas, de las cuales habre de in-
formarles oportunamente
Los agricultores de CATS de este ter
mino. hallanse entusiasmados con La
propaganda tendente & afianzar la aso-
ciaciaci6n general de eilos los co.
merciantes del referid0 grano.
Idean reunirse nuevamente, de 10
que acuerden hablar6 & los leetores de
<Laa Correspondence
Como corresponsal de ese diArio. hi
ce una vista las escuelas de este pueA
bio. v me place consignar 81 orlen y
discipline que Sc obserVa en estOs
planteles asf como la completeness que
demuestran los profesores que estan 81
frente de los mismos.
Las escueias est6n llenas de alum
nos. La profesora de ingI6s tiene mas
de go. Tiene que dar lecciones alter
nadas. De tai manera el trabai0 de
esos profesores es muy arduo v penOsO.
rs Indispensable, pues, que ell De-
partamento de instruction yea la ma
nera de crear un grado mas en- este lo-
calidad. ElIo es forzosamente nece-
sario. Asf tendr6n cabida on las es-
cuelas niflos que hey no reciben ms
trucci6n, y. adem6s. SO aliviarfa la in-
proba labor de los dignos profesores
de este pueblo.
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VldsG hoy ante Ia COrt8 SapTs-
ma IN TGenrS0 do ''hab0as
corpus.
Abogado v acusado aiegarosl
sus razones v Ell Tribunal .apIa-
20 su yeredicto.

Two lugar hoy Ii vista del recurso
de hG6eas c0gpas establecido por el
Sr. Julio Medina de Mayagliex senben-
ciado por desacato 8 Ia Corte de Dis
trito de aquelIa ciudad.
Representaba al Sr. Medina el ab0-
gado Sr. Palmer. Despues de Ia acu-
saci6n del Sr. Fiscal pr0p0niendo Que
no fuera cOncedido Ell recnrso, 81 pro-
.cesado hizo usO de la palabra para IN
fOrrnar al tribunal acerca de- unos
cuantos particuIares que habiGndolos
hecho constar en- Mayaguez, dijo que
no constaban en- autos. Apogado en-
esos particulares aduio unos Cumntos
puntos do derecho que constituian au
defensa
Los iueces deIiberaron durante una
hora y daclararon luego snspendid0 81
juicio. sin cue pueda al aeusado salir
de- In ciudad hasEa aanfo que al trihu-
nal dicbe su fallo definitiYo.
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EI elelIsm0 On San Juan
daadO que hacar

Ell s6badO On ID nOche en- Puerba de
TERRA. cierto ciclista que Venfa en ma
quina sin linterna y q escape sacando-
le el cuerpo q I'm guardia, tropez6 con
otro ciclista. destrozandole Ia naQuina,
10 que no fue 6bice para que siguiera
huyendo como exhalaci6n.
El policfa empez6 & investiga-. Z
4 tempo On que llegaba 4 la aQencia
un empIeado de esta casa aficionado al
citado sport. le detuyo 81 gliardia, con-
fundiendole con el que Sc habia es-
eapado.
va, al lIegar frente 4 la IgleAia
nuestro empleado, s s6plicas que hicie-
"a. fu6 soltado por el guardia, y mas
luege Sc averigu6 quien habfa sido ell
yerdadero pecador.
La verdad esque 81 ciclismo est6 dan
do d. hacer mas que ell gobierno, sun
que 10 policfa no debe confundir6 & JUS
tos y pecadores.
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Wzl1sans H. HINT.
LazaTet0

El viernes pasado estuvieron en- el
Iazareto los doct0res QueYedo Baez,
Pedro del Vale v el doctor Goenaga,
Director INFERNO de Carload. Este
hltimo hizo entrega al representante
4e Ia prensa asociada de los e. q. ac-
tualmente director de dichos asilos,
felicitando cordialmente al DIR Goena-
Ra por el buen estado en- que encontr6
el LazaretO. tanto On 10 que raspecta &
la hygiene como al ornate.
Los leprosos sc mostraron muy sa-
tisfechos con las reformaa aIli estable-
cidAs y suplicaron que le deiaran ell
personal t6cnico de m6dicos practi-
centes que actualmente alIf les atien-
dam
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El Attorney EonsTal d8mOstr6 es-
tar mly IntsTesadO en- Ia ave-
rlgHaCl6R do alternatives que
OCurTGn en- los JuzgadOs dc
Paz de Ia lSla.

Un miembro de la Comisi6n de la
.PoHcfa Insular, recibi6 encargo de
avistarse8con elAttorney General acom-
pafado del Jefe del cuerpo Mr.. Ha-
mill, para yer de evitar que en- los
Juzgados de Paz de la Isla SO susciten
diferencias con motive de las denuncias
hechah por Ia Policia insular.
Sc trata de evitar alternatives en-
los Juzgados.
El senior Attorney demostr6 estar
muy interesado en- Ia averiguaci6n de
esos hecho en- gracia al respeto que el
imperio de Ia justicia inspira Y debe
inspirar en- toda soeiedad bien. cong
tituida.
La comisi6n de la PoIicfa Insular
asi 10 espera. para que sea una verdad
Ia function encOmendada & Ia Policfa.
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fetiehe, que taliHman nins8rioso, que
amuAekO especial t6ctIca secrets po-
ola poser aQuel h0mbre.
Al cabo De aigunos meses. eI prlnci-
pc habfa recuperadO con creces Is in-
mensa fortuna que habia dilapidado.
Pero sus rem0rdimient0s j. Ga terror
iban en aument0.
EI luis falsO Ie perseQufa sin cesar.
BOrislF se c0nsideraba conao an mise
rabEe, como nm vilEan0 digno del ma
yor despreGiO. depI0rab& con t0da
50 alrna 81 deber tod0 aqueI dinerO
IN rObO, & an robo iniCial, sat1nicas
menka mnltiplicad0. Sc tents Dor un
malhechor, per m in2auaa Que iIeuiti-
rnaznenfe s. habfa aD0deTado de Ia
fcxeuna rae iufinidad de paKaonas hon
radas que habfan Jugmdo contra 81
No le duRufnaea mss que Ii idea de-
veEge priVadD DO "a ena0ci6n del iusgo
an condi dici0nes s aegnro como
la gae su irrsrnediabls.
Ips dfa ~ Ga le fu6 psrsciendo na6s
odi0s0 eI smze arEe. hagba 81 punko
ane EEegm He9le inrli nte b Juego.
SIDa cos lisa nervSrle II vida. 81 q
aaAr no habla he inkgxvenir para nada
en alsa etllnor y en- su uanera de
s
I crisia nea6 1 adquirir grandss
proEoSeian
POGO tieAnpo ea pr1neiipe
hi1o aasraens0. en- aL czsaA taloa eusn-
ia 7e au singular @genGuxa " lagaha
kcsaka ggaa aflln0aa la pob1aa.
e S. iaa aat, e0Rxi00 da
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-02

neeha ggAso afaeElean0, an-
da E2 ID haeignsko Visitas
ai1ho e4lebge d tao,
III pka0 ss M las Docs
81 Il hablan aaa0
Hnoa aa das ron aAeiLs per-
que al oleada aOk6 como 81 aan6Ilas
ra sael al tarno de 81
gzurz ssasEo de 14o-
x0nz0 Y Fran
eisco unoz, iesaex0n 81 suadado; este
Que ea6aha como rat6n cuando como
f6akosus, aa aceFe6 nn carro de cocos
az aqua
Dame nno c0co dIl0 81 coquerO.
DespuGs invit6 81 kriunyirato que le
segula, sacando un billete De 2 dollars.
No hay Gamble 1ijo 81 eoquero.
Ne "a rnoleste mister dijo suma-
mente arnable unu de los nuchachos.
20 yoy & &csmbiar.
Y efectivarnente cambi6 n cafle
con Ii intanci6n de no YoIver; pero con
stan naaIn sugrsa que Sc enc0ntr6 con 81
entr0metid0 policfa In0cancio Diaz.
que lo eutreg6 esta nagiana 81 sIuez
kopel
Esse estaka de- buen hunaOr, contra
su costnmbre, oy6 con calns tres ver-
daderos discura0s.
ALI se aentarOn principles legisEa-
tiyos an todo sn apogeo Y perigeo.
NoveEta dias de c6rcel dijo KO-
pei dand0 un pufIetaz0 sobre Ia mesa,
ustades son tres pilletes.
Se6or j ueE lijo el mas fino de
los tres ratas astad nOa caIstsntn.
Get out Montasinos. saca eatos
hombras de aqul.
Cuanto al soldado. esta maf1ana le
parecfa que las Gales no voIteaban va.
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