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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

~fo1 young girls. Eent on Mr.. Glen
Toy ~ q lighter tone. don't understand
what that kind of a thing nav mean ~
q man. Paint heart never won fsir
laidy' Is aii very well in IFS way. but
rake d sensitive fellow, Tor instance.
Wen. here s. a case ia point i came
from the Carlton tonight. where was
dining with friend, oddly enough
there he IS, that young fellow iust
settling into his seat He made his
pile out in Australia a short time aro
Before that be WAS in a had way about
some giri-One of those stf.F-aeeked
damsels. should say. who ought 10 be
queens in their own righr-rhe role of
simple WOMAN isn'e good enough for
them. or, rather it's away uD beyond
their ken. Now this man I'm sneakiue
of. my friend, has a strange dislike for
red roses-cau't bear the si@hr of them.
There were superb ones on our. table
to-nisht-just Ike what ycu are wear
Ing. Miss WoOdford-and be had ther,
al taken away. 20 I suppose there
some memory Of her b0uad ID in then.
Hes not one 10 wear his heart on his
sleeve. bur little things Ike that be-
tray a man 10 his friends.
Lucilla was making an effort at self
control a tumultuous joy was ruzziug
al her heart. She strove 10 make some
adequate reply to Mr.. Glenroy.
All through the resi- Of the evening
she snrrepiitiously watched the fair
head Of the man she loved. the torment |
OF the last few years changed 10 trem-
Gl0us doubt and hope
Did he see her. recognize her2 once /
or twice she thought his eyes were on /
ner, earnestly gazing. but she he'd not
strength or courage 10 meet his glance.
The curtain was rung down al last.
and a feeling akin to despair began 10
settle On Lucilla as reluctantly she
made preparations for departure, ana
with the others left the box.
There was a long wait in the vesti-
Dule till their carriage was called. and
Lucilla suddenly started at the sound
u well-loved voice and q hahd-clasp
mat SET her pulses beating. Vincent
Keith stood ait her side
In her nervousness ana confusion
Ter hand went up to hef throat. The
lbrupt movement detached one Of tha
.rimson roses at her breast. and it fell
N to the ground at his feet.
Gravely he stopped 10 pick it up.
Her senses were all in a whirl. and
$ he offered it her, she whispered
aintly:
Won't you keep it--a belated gift:"
He surveyed the fiower-a fuIl-blown
Ose; and at the instants hesitation the
olor famed over her face, and she
you'd have recalled her words, Ii she
ould
1T has a golden heart ne said.
oftly- "and have always wanted the
cart Of Lucillar '
She faltered moment. then, with
yes downcast. murmured:
You have always had it.7-New
'ork Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

Col Robert a. Pinkerton was ialk-
ing about old times ID Ch.eaeo. Il
r1ed TO Know man there who was
an arden gambler he said He
lost his weeks wages regularly in
Dinner Pair Hankins game.
"one Saturday evening tho man
started home. Via the gambling house.
as usual. A spasm Of reform nad
struck Chicago. and the place had been
pulled. The man tried TO enter the
door but failed He walked out into
he street and gazed up inqurn5ly
at the closed windows.
Then he walked back 10 the Goor.
tried e again, hut 1t would net omen.
50 be drew BIS pay envelope from lis
pocket. showed It under the door. ana
walked calmly down the street. -Naw
Yo.k Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

fcf tho gir,s iHre q Christmas sacieil
aud SEW r.oi-fs fog poor Children. *
we got uD .le Mary Morgan Socle.y
SOS we can leip old Mrs. smell
"Ohr sail Mr. smith. NAos
Nary MorSal|
Why. I'n Mary Morgan she said,
with q e'ggia Of pleasure. Its this
way. There IS so much begging here
in t0wn flat the mothers 0f the Mary
Morgan Society say that fhe members
OF our society can't beg from more tEan
ore person.
/ ~MerniuG themselves. Of course in
terruD.ed NIr Smith. THAT'S wise
idea8
They didn't say who said Mary.
Ter brown eye, twihkIing. II haven't
asked anything from my mother.
There's only seven of us. aud ! said
ia come % you."
Why. asked Mr. smith
Cause. replied the President u
he Mary Morgan Society. you're very
rich and nobody ever asks you for
money. cause they say you're stiney.
but told Tie society I didn't believe
you were, and l wasn't afraid any
how
The rich man looked very solemn at
this frank speech: then he smiled and
jiHgiine some coin IN his poeket. said:
How muchs"
~I'I write 4 down II you'H gire me
q piece Of paper ana a pencil said
Mary
He obeyel ana pushed lle little yis-
iior close TO the table
Please don't look. she said.
shielding her writing with her hand.
She wrote an over the piece Of paper.
then folding IL up and handing it to
Mr. Smith. and. with a funny little
bow. marched out Mr.. Smith unfold
ed The letter and read.
-She needs flower. wud meet. blank
il. pillers. kook stove and most every
thing Please give what You can
IF be gives barrel of -four. the
society VIII call on him with vote Of
thanks, like the BIZ folks do, said tile
hopeful President.
The next day tine storekeeDprS were
asioni>hed 10 see Felix Smith ordering
things 10 De sent to old Mrs Smell and
paying for them out OF his own pocket.
As for Mrs. Smell. she could hardly be-
.ieye her poor old eyes whea wagons
loaded with -four. wood meat. blank
IFS pillows and other things began
irving no TO heg door On every arti~
'ie was tag which said. ~From tie
Mary Morgan Society Last of an.
-he hardware merchant unloaded
brand new cook stove and Set it up In
lIrs. Sneli's kitchen.
Seven lit.le first reader g.ris cal.eI
"a Felix Smith ana not only gave him
vc.c ci thanks bat made him "a
nem0er o. he ociety. Wna .ever may
lave been Slr Smiths faniugs. no oae
onld ever accuse him Of sslugNess
fter he became memae- % the
lary Morgan socie.y y.-AGapscd from
'he Alsyaowcr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03
CHTLDRENS pEpARTMENT.

4 CATNIn Tea
O@e ilar SEEK Mistress Ta3hr
AsSea IA aer friends ID tea
AAd they a-l came dressed M Le.
2 soo1y comnany
" lLA peasant plrrs tney too saelf s--.s
And f-.ed the table up.
And then the hostess brisk-r r5as
tor each a hrlmmiag cur.
le tea vas S3tafq- freshly rrcwed,
Bright fragrant camp tea.
" Aich is lgInk e1celled by ro-c.
A pussies al. aerse
ARd, A. they sax and gassipad thcrc.
lth many blink and winE.
O.d lowser be came strolline Is.
Thinking 70 se. a drink.
Ail round the room be s.0w.y tai EaI
aud shifted the eatnip tea.
ana then disguised. .ei because
NO d3gu4p eoa.d he seai
VIII y lui.ey. ~ fiEt.c F5isr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

The Travelling Man was standing,
looking diseonsOlately at the Floor.
The Hotelkeeper was watching Him.
BY and by the Hotelkeeper said to
the Travelling Man:
Lose Something:v
The Travelling Man nodded.
Something valuable.1
Another Nod.
"sne you had It when you came
hereE'
Another Nod.
Don't you see that Sign. House not
responsible for Valuables lost unless
they were put into the Office safeg"
Another Nod.
Then why didn't you pm it in the
Safe:7
Couldn't
"What was lt:'
'My Job. Baltimore american.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03
LEE MARY MoRaAN socIrrr

Nobody ever heard Of Felix smith
giving penny for charity until M
Joined the Mary Morgan Society
True, he was very wealthy. but he
had a well-earned reputation for being
ytiDgy.
Come in" said Felix Smith when n
funny little knock sounded at the door
The knob turned and into the Office
walked a little girl with black hair big
brown eyes andstwo dlmples thar
played peek-a-boo at you when She
laughed.
"How-de-doS said SIZE. and he'd ont
her hand.
Mr.. Smith shook hands and won
dered what IN the world she wanted.
The little girl climbed into chair. set.
tied herself and smiled up into the
face above her.
We've got society," she said at
last, ''all we girls in tie first reader
and I'm the President. The biz girls
have a society and send things away
on somewhere 10 the heather. and lots !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

We consider that the ridicule which
has greeted notice in a Glasgow
music hall to the effect that "Whistllng
or cheering with the feet Is strictly pro-
hibited' is undeseryed. While it may
be difficult to cheer with the feet, we
believe that it is by no means impossi-
bic TO whistle with the feet. We i'm
agine that instead Of two fingers being
placed in the mouth the whole foot
goes in.-Punch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

A Niagara County woman has Just
recovered the power OF speech which
she lost two years ago through fright
caused by an attack BY dogs. says the
Buffalo Courier. This case should not
incite citizens to ill their houses with
Trays. Blanches and sweethearts sim
ply because their wives happen t. be
talkative.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

A workman on the Siberian Railway
was accidentally locked into refrig-
orator car and was afterward found
dead. Imagining that he was being
slowly frozen to death, he had recorded
his sufferings with a piece Of chalk
on the floor. The refrigerating appar-
atns, however, was out of order, and
tie temperature in the car had not
fallen below fifty degrees Fahrenheit
throughout the journey Chicago
News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

Friday peculiar snowstorm extend
cd from Broad Mountain to above
Wilkesbarre distance Of sixty miles.
Although the snow fell to depth Of
two inches. many towns experienced
the full effects OF the blizzard. while
neighboring towns within walking dis
tance were not affected at all. A high
wind accompanied the storn.-phila-
delphia Ledger.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

Charles Miller, a brakeman on the
Berkshire Division Of the Consolidated.
has just won his tenth successive
watch in q trainman's popularity con
test. Under such hattering circum-
stances most men would quit railroad
ing and 20 into politics. thinks the
Boston Transcript.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

IL was very careless leaving ,nc par
rot IN the paTior on sunday evening:
but she never thought anything about
1t until Monday morning. when he
reused the whole house by maxim. a
smacking noise and crying:
Daring Katie. Darling Kaaee'
ne KEPT il up all day. too. and The
oid toiks are much interested tn the
casc.-Sm,hs Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

A parrot that quotes Ibsen and
Shakespeare and speaks English.
French and German has been lost i'll
New York. He has probably accepted
q chair in one Of the leading univers.-
ties, comments the Tampa Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

The dtibboh is a picturesque garment
whicA Is TO supplant the klmono. 1t
comes from Egypt and Cleopatra wore
one. n recommends itself to American
women because no one can wear II and
wash dishes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03
Soldering Experlsnrr.

After having been missing for two
years an Iowa mau met his wife face
70 race M a distant city and stra sh;-
NaF recovered his memory. which had
oeen somewhat blurred. Noth.nc Ike
pumping suddenly up against The wife
10 bring a man 10 his senses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03
FIsHING F0R AppIEs

A great many places about the conn
ny have no water where nsn may
be found and boys and girls living
near 'heIn have little or no opportunity
10 fish. Those very places, though. are
apt 10 have apple orchards. and fishing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

The fact that most OF the great men
Of history were Of IowIy birth may BE-
encouraging to the average man. but
it is no less a fact that most OF the
small men Of history were. too.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

That Chicago professor WHO says
pain reduces strength has evidently
never seen the way a man kicks a
rocking chair after ne has cracked his
ankle against it in the dark. comments
the Cincinnati Post.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

Platinum can be drawn into wire
% fine that il is invisible TO the naked
eye. II seems to be something Ike i
25-ceIr beefsteak.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

There 7l,151 postoffiees in the United
States. and yet, with all these facili-
ties at hand, men viii 20 right on for
getting to mail Their wives letters.
says the Daily Citizen of Albuquerque.
Y n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

The reason women cant believe men
have souls is that they don't ger any
more excited over baby's new tooth
than over a stoek market panic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

A thrse-year-old boy Of aIachias.
Ne. walked eight miles over rough
eountry roads the other Gay. That boy
viii grow up 10 be a great actor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

There IS some discussion Of Man
for insuring bank deposits. Next. per
haps. will come a proposition TO insure
the insurance policies Then what.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

Kansas city has an -Au Fa.t~ club.
Il is a secret organization. Probably
the secret is to hnd ouE whas tie elub's
name means.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

Fashionable Ensiishmaa now wear
seams pressed in their coats. Also a
good many OF them seem to have
crcases In their minds
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

oeeasionasy a woman lkss 10 have
people talk about her because IT gives
her such a splendid chance To get even
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

An English lord is to h-e6me a rank.
Probably tired q making 9 monkey az
ll-s4lf-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03
LOVE TRIUMPHANT.

Fe.enTs TIPS are drifting Dust;
ld1a &. carsluda with rusr-
fA thr gaile1ns ci Greece
Drink fte o4sar's L-Eari.ezs ufssr
Lost was -o.qni51 + r1rp.e snF
Restless celtu-les s-0.
Stately empires wax and ~zue--
hsbyiel Esr1z-y and erz.nf
ti1ly ore tlilc. l1cslelel
Lass ttolza aI tie r0l-fs Le Vase
Ard the teavers are oreFta-re1
--Dear. how loDE 1g0 sse lesIne1.
-rseszz-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

There's 4 siEll that Blind. the r1n.
~u1nd rrzr lives EAen sounds are 11ae,
ilsae tast reEuEes the birds
Lar zuage lore.2er than words.
Eile and scent tEaf shame the rose,
Aine no earthly vineyard kn0Ws.
Silence stiller than TIE shore
swept b. Lnar1n's sie4lthF oars
0eeal more c'Firely free
han P4c1es bound.ess sea.
le who loTe have Earned II trac.
Dear bow long ago re kneT.
-reaee ka5Eses Dana kstes & eof.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03
The HEART OF LUCELLA.
" ELLcE BEERE

o i & e e .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-03

Ing as had seen the little rift within
the iute, wien the nightingale sang
over again lis tender rapfures. now
passionate. DOW pleading, and Lucilla.
with falling tears bent her head over
the wifhered leaves OF a faded rose,
Vincent sailed 10 seek better fortune.
a kinder fate IN other lands. And Lu-
ella waited 10 see him again, counting
the hours while time sped into years.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-04
TRATA De BLANcOS

Doce naciones europeas han fir
mado IN tratado con ell fin de que ce.
Sc, de una vez para siempre, ell igno-
mlnioso trafco que Sc viene realizan-
da con las j6veres blsncss.
Dlcho tratado empezara surtir
inmediat6 mente sus efectos.
Los Gohiernos frmsntes del ira.
tratado Sc comprometen q roer esa
vergnr 7sa especul &C On de sus res.
pectiv's territorios.
Sabsse ys en- que cor slSts. Gente
Rbyecta y sin escrGpulos, procurs
deslumbrar con halagadorss prone.
sas, de empleos y posiciones vepta.
iosss, d i6veues incautas que viyep
en- Is Tobreza y tai vez suefan con
ioyss y encsjei. Escogen las be.
Il; 5, q las hermosas y les ocultan Gus
yer de deros designios.
Una vez srrsncadas de su pals,
8 Ior medic de sucesivos ergafos,
van a p3b!sr les kerrallos los lu-
panareF.
Para ell mayor exito del servicio
yigilante que ettablecerAn las rcferi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-04
CARTA De LARR|NAGA

En- este ndmero aparece una ira
duccion exacta de la energica Y, al
propto tempo, modera a y cortes rec.
t6caci6n que dirige nuestro ilustre
amigo don Tulio Lsrrfna & al peri6di-
co The Evening Start, que es uno de
los mas importantes de Washington y
Estados UDidcs.
Esa csrta contribute, sin dispu-
ia, 4 ilustrar la opinion americana
sobre los asuntos de Puerto Rico y &
completar el eiecto de los cables que
Sc trasmitieron desae aquf sobre la
Asamb,es de muncipios La verda d
resplandece en- sus lfneas con senclllez
digna de todo APPLAUSE y con la noble
virilidsd propia de su autor.
AL impulse que va desde aouf res
ponden ell corazon la intel'gencia del
Comisionado puertorriqueho, cuyas
mSnifestaciones hacemos nuestras sin
Ia menor reserva y junto & las cuales
-estamos de clio seguros pondrfa
sus frmas ell pals en- mssa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-04

das naciones, SO instslaran en- las
orincipales estaciones de ferrocarri.
les, oficinas especisles que fscaliza.
ra en- forma discreta la salida de tods
i6ver, y tambien en- los puertos de
mar Sc eiercera la misma ostrecha vi.
gllancia sobre los reclutsdores. Sc
uttlizaran para ell case, recomper zan.
dolas con larguezs, & muieres que
tepgan motives para conocerlos.
Ese trstado Sc hara extensive
las coloniss de muchas de las nacio.
mes irmantes.
Los benefcIos de ese tratado mo-
raj J humanitario, Se splicarSn tam.
bien q aquellas i6venes europeas que
son inducidas q emigrar d Norte y
Sur America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-04
MUtRTE De UN INVENTOR

Desde una altura de tres mil pies
fue sprecipitsdo tierrs, go tSsnta
Clara po blaci6n inmedists & San Jo-
s6 de Cahfornis-en el aeroplano de
gu inverc'6n, Mr. Maloney.
El sccidente ocurri6 como sigue:
Para emprender ell primer vuelo
con su aIarato en- regiones superiorea
del aire, amarr6 el inventor su aero
plano q un globo de forma ordinaris.
Cuando ys Sc habfa remontado &
una altura de 900 pies, cort6 la cuer.
de- que 10 hacfa colgar del globo, ,
maniobr6 con au aeroplaro, ys libre,
durante un momento.
Perc, repeLtlnamerts, ccuui6 sl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-04
NOTAS De ESPAAA
Fernandez viIIaverde. ..Su ia
IIecimiento. .--Su entierrc.
Pesame del Rey.
ECHeGARAY Y LA OPINION
Asamblea republican,. Pres
tlglo de Salmeron. .-Viaie
de Romanones.

Un te.egrama de San Sebastian
dice que el ministro de Instruction P1.
blica y Bellas Artes, sefior Mellado, ,
sl ministro plenir otenciarlo en- Cuba,
senior GaytAn dc Ayala, han celebrado
una conferencia On 10 que han tratado
de Ia cresci6n en- la Habana dc una
Accidents correspondence de la Espa-
iiola de Madrid.
Una comisi6n de la Union Itero
Americans ha visitado al presidente
del Conaejo de Ministries, pidIendo ell
apoyo del gobierno, habiendo salido
muy sati.fecha de 10 entrevi,ta.
-Con motive del fallecjmiento del
setior Fernandez Villaverde, Ia prepsa
he publicado sentidos srtfculos.
La muerte del sei1or villaverde
fue causads por una apoplegia provo
csds por los disgustos que le proper
cion6 Ia Ultima crisis.
Ell Rey ha dado el r6same 4 ia
viuda del stfior Fernandez Villaver-
de.
Ell Presidente del Consejo de mi.
nistros ha aplazado su visje San
Sebastian, con obfeto de assist con
os demas ministries res identes On Ma
drld, al entierro del senor Fernan; ez
Villaverde
Ell dia II dc Julio Sc ha efectua.
do el entierro de don Raimundo Fer
nandez Villaverde.
Asistieron al acto todos los mi.
nistros que Sc hallaban en- Madrid, ell
Cuerpo diplomatico extranjero en- Pile.
no, las aut ,ridades civiles = mili,ares,
comisiones muy numerosas de senado-
resy de diputados, la Diputacion Pro-
vincial y ell Ayuntamiento, catedrAtl.
cos, academicos, etc.
Presidi6 ell duelo, en- nombre del
Rey, don Fern4ndo. .Artega, marques
de Tavera, y llevan las ciptas del fs-
retro, el general Lopez Domfpguez, el
general Azcarraga, el conde de- Valen-
cia, el doctor Cortezo, ell seflor Caves
tany, g. seior SAM y Pscartin el Sc
nor Gutierrez de Cells.
AL cadlver Sc 10 tributaron homo.
res militsres, fernando en- la comitiva
fuerzas de la guarnici6n de Madrid y
un zaguanete de Slabarderos.
El cadAver habia sido llevado des-
do por Ia mailana al Congreso de los
Diputsd os, hasta 10 hora del entie-
rro visit6 10 capilla ardiente gran MI.
nero de personals.
La opinion pdblica ha recibido
con agrado el nombramiento &c don
Jose Echegaray para ministro ds Ha-
cienda.
Ha celebrado su primera session
Ia Asamblea del partido de Union Re.
publicana, que habfa sido convocada
por el seflor Salmeron para resignar
ante ella 10 jefatura del partido, q eau
50 de los ataques de que Sc le venfa
hacienda objeto
La Asamblea dio un voto de con.
fianza al sefior Salmeron, confrman.
dole en- 10 jefatura del partido repu-
blicano.
-Ha sido muy enthusiastic ell reci-
bimiento que Sc le ha hecho en- distin.
tos pueblos de Andalucia al conde de
Romanones, ministro de Agriculture.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-04
EN- RUSSIA

SegGn noticias recibidas en- ell
SStandards, de Londres, la mayorfa
de los propie tarios rusos, para evitar
en- 10 possible ell peligro de los incen-
dios y de los asesinatos que cometen
los que Sc sublevan, estan concediendo
voluntariamente q los a,deanos la ter.
cera parte de les cosechas.
En- algunos casos han llegado has.
ia concederles la tercera parte, tam.
bi6n, del ganado.