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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

Some interesting side lights on the
campaign just closed may be expected
when the committee treasurers file their
sworn financial ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
as much in showing who did not put in
to help foot the bills as in showing who
did put in.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

Tho deputy insurance auditor for Ne
breska has gone on record that national
supervision OF insurance win never work
out satisfactorily. 1t surely would not
be satisfactory to those engaged in state
supervision who would be displaced
from their jobs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

Chicago now proposes TO have a con-
vention to agitate for government reg
ulation Of insurance. Steps should be
taken at once to avoid split between
the friends O. Of the idea.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

The suffering of the Jews in Russia
offers glorious opportunity for Andrew
Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller and
several other multi mil!lonaires, who are
threatened with the disgrace OF dying
rich
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

The fine imposed upon the cattle
barons" amounts to about 2O-77 OF
cent an acre per year on the land fenced
by them from the time the first in
dictment was returned until sentence
was pronounced-much less than they
offered to pay the government II per
mitted to lease the land
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

That Milwaukee beer case in the fed
eral courts reminds us that the freight
rate for shipping beer from Omaha to
Norfolk, about 40 miles, is more than
double the rate from Milwaukee to Nor.
folk, 600 miles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15
Liberty I'm Small Doses

san Francisco Chronicle
II the Russians get all the liberty asked
for by some of the extremists they will not
be in as good shape as they would be If
they absorbed the blessing in moderate
doses. Liberty is great boon, but it takes
liberal education and some experience
to make the best Of it,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

Inasmuch as Ernest STUNT has been
transplanted from the First into the
Tenth ward, the venerable Ike Hascall
proposes to contest for the place now
occupied by Peter Back in the city coun-
ell and there are still others.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

big barons got of with $500 and a sup
per with the United States marshal. But
It was the most cruel sentence that
could possibly have been imposed upon
their lawyers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

The man who taught Wall street.
was given fourteen months in the peni-
tentiary. Others who endeavored to
teach Wall street are serving life SEN
fences in the poor house.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

Railway employees who find threat
Of reduction of wages in government
regulation of railway rates are I'M
necessarily alarmed unless they are will
ing to admit that present wages are
excessive.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15
Getting Together.

Washington Post.
II am quite sure that congress will pass
some kind of a railway-rate measure"
says Senator Elkins, but just what kind
It will be nobody knows at this time" The
railroads are naturally hoping that II a
bill must be passed it will be OF the senate
kind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

Judge Lotions official plurality out Of
Douglas county is 3,Ts5 That is de-
cldedly better, proportionately, to his
total for the state than the ratio Of rep
resentation allotted to Douglas county
I'm the state legislature.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

The Nebraska baron cases are a forci-
bly, reminder Of former Judge Scott's
sentence that became so famous as Jus
tice without Equality" While the cat
tie baronets were mulcted $500. the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

When W. r. Hearst returns TO con-
RresS, look out for a battle royal he
tween those democrats who rally round
the standard OF John Sharp Williams
and ''individualism" and those who sup
port the flag of government ownership
OF everything which will tend to put
its advocates In once.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15


Commissioner Yerkes is making prepare
tions to put into effect on December l his
order requiring dealers in and manufac-
turers Of patent medicines of distinct alco-
holic properties and of various essences that
are so freely consumed in prohibition COM
munities to pay licenses as liquor dealers.
Mr.. Yerkes has had some curious cor
respondonce with the patent medicine and
essence manufacturers, and has received
calls from representatives OF a number of
these concerns. says a dispatch to the New
York Post. He admits that he may have
difficulty in drawing the line between
those compounds containing too much
whisky and too little medicine. and those
having some medicinal value. He has re-
ceived numerous tips" from the manufac-
turers of whisky compounds that IL he de-
cides their mixtures contain too much
whisky and too few other ingredients TO
be termed medicine, they will promptly
thrown in another handful or two OF herbs
OF harmless nature and thereby reduce
the proportion of whisky. Some of them
say plainly they have no idea of letting
up in their widespread advertising in news
papers and elsewhere. and that they will
circumvent the decision in each case by
adding more medicine, thereby, II possible,
coming within the line that must be drawn.
Many Of them admit that It is the whisky
that makes the medicine attractive to the
public. Buyers of the stun are not suff-
GENTLY we'll versed In medicine to know
whether they are getting some stlmulants
of appetite and digestion from whisky or
medicine. The temporary benefits are as
cribed to the medicine and not to the
whisky.
H. - q,
ably result in the drawing of a bill to be
fathered in both branches Of congress that
will take these medicines solely on a basis
! of the alcohol contents. One proposition
that has received endorsement is that a
maximum OF alcohol will be allowed 70
patent medicines before they can be taxed
say 20 per cent. This is about six times
more alcohol than is contained in domestic
| beer, which pays a heavy tax.
| Commissioner Yerkes will base his action
| In many cases on the fact. well known 10
| collectors Of internal revenue, that certain
medicines and navoring extracts and es-
| sences are sold In prohibitive communities
| almost openly for the alcohol they contain
| Letters have reached the office OF the
! commissioner indicating that in many pro,
| hibition communities, notably Kansas, tbs
patent medicine habit has become as con
hrmed as the opium habit among the Chi
nese. Many prohibltionist keeps II
| splendid health, not to say spirits, on hi
morning and evening doses OF paIatabl,
patent medicine, many Of which are IN,
compounds Of local druggists who under
stand the local demands and meet then
with just the right sort OF preparation
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont fur
nish customers for millions Of bottles o
| widely advertised compounds that brinJ
sunshine to the afflicted soul and banisl
| pains and aches.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

Despite all the father1y advice from
the local popocratic organ, Chancellor
Andrews seems bent on pursuing the
error of his ways.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

Germany and Austria are so closely
touched by the demand Of Russian Poles
for autonomy that the revolution may
become an international incident. 49,,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

The republican state committee is to
be congratulated for pulling itself out
OF debt, but at the same time warned
not to do it again.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15
WHEN OUT OF TOWN,

Subscribers leaving the city tenn
porarily should have The Bee
mailed TO them. IL II better than
daily letter from home. Adj
dress will be changed ms often as
requested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

PhiIadeIphia RECORD.
When Colonel Bryan returns from his
world tour he will wonder how il all hap
pened without him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

To the visiting implement dealers:
Make yourselves thoroughly at home
while in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

Illinois continues to be the banner rural
free delivery state. The number OF routes
in the state on November l was 260s, an in
crease from 1855 on June 80, the end of the
last fiscal year. Illinois closest competitors
are Indiana, Iowa and New York.
The state having the least number of
routes is Nevada, which can only boast OF
one, with no petitions for others pending.
The number OF petitions for routes ilr
Illinois that were referred for investiga-
ton is S,33S. Adverse reports were made on
$50 of these and there were l47 petitions
from Illinois pending on the first day OF
this month, which affords ample room for
the further extension OF the rural delivery
service in Illinois.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15
BITS OF WASHINGTON LIFE.
Minor scenes and Incidents sketched
on the gnot.

on the SPOT.
The Interior department has put corre-
spondents Of eastern newspapers next to a
number OF schemes designed to lift a few
bundles OF money down east and soak Il
IN bogus irrigation enterprises in tho west
In connection with the hint Is the wise OBJ
servation that there Il an abundance "
money In the west and anything that IL
good is not permitted TO get away Hence
any western proposition seeking a handout
in the east Is n poverty stricken wildcat
From complaints now coming In It appears
that the wide spread advertising which has
been given TO the governments work in
reclamation furnishes a channel by which
shrewd operators get hold Of small eastern
investors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.
stete or Nebraska, Douglas County. SIS:
publishing Company beng duly sworn,
says that the actual number OF full and
complete copies OF The Daily, Morning.
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during
the month Of October. 1906. was as fol-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

| in the east Is a poverty stricken wildcat.
| From complaints now coming I'm It appears
that the widespread advertising which has
been given TO the governments work in
reclamation furnishes a channel by which
shrewd operators get hold Of small eastern
| investors
A description OF President Roosevelt and
the White House has Just been communi-
Gated to the Viennese public by Hofrat Or.
Jakol Minor, who Is publishing the records
| OF his American travels in the columns OF
the Neue Erie Press OF Vienna.
1.-THE White House in Washington" says
the court doctor, twill always remain
something never TO be forgotten. not only
on account Of the honor paid us by the
president at our reception. but also on ac-
| count OF his noble simplicity and the grand
style in which It is furnished. It is the
| true pattern Of an American house in
which everything necessary is close at
hand, but in which there is nothing super
hous. And with what simple formalities
was our reception by the president car
ried out. A somewhat numerous but
noiseless company OF attendants in the
anteroom. and no police, no military. In
the reception room itself there was no one
present but we ourselves. the visitors In
troduced by the president and the vice
president. Soon the doors open and Roose-
welt appears between two civilians, evil
IDENTIFY Observation-Disclosures, perhaps,
should say.
HE showed great animation in his an
swer TO the president OF congress. who
first addressed him, leaning forward with
his right foot we'll advanced, gestlculating
vivaciously and articulating his words
sharply, almost swapping his teeth together
while speaking. The impression one at
once feels from him is that Of some ele-
mental force of nature, and this feeling is
increased when the ordinary round OF the
visitors with its accompanying handshak-
ings. is begun, something corresponding to
what is known In the style OF European
courts as a cercle. Only here it is not
merely case of a question put by the
audience giver and a more or less sensible
answer returned by the person receiving
the audience. A very animated conversa-
ton is often developed, into which the
president draws those who stand around
him or the adiutants by his side. Very
soon he is heard laughing a bit too loudly;
now he gives a man hearty clap on the
shoulder that is almost audible; then again
he brings his hands together with a smack.
There is nothing in the way of majesty
about him; one feels that he let's himself
go completely. and then again remarks
that behind this almost savage nature
force is concealed a consummate diplo-
matst. The president addressed me with a
foreign accent, but said, in faultlessly cor
rect German: 81 don't speak a word of
German, 1t is true. but / read German a
great deal, and like German poetry be-
yond anything"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-15

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
De Vega Alta

Ne> oscnhc uues,ra Cefrce poaa. go
dicho pueblo
Scgda G. r.o ograma Que eircu.d opor-
funamcuic, sc ll1vaT.a q cfec,o las
chcio Ge ScD4aa Santa con Il mayor
eXp'cn .of c>t.uao lo> cjeTcicios car
70 q pr sbi,ero seEer Seraiin. que cs
aqui muy spreciado
Ia alluencia &c pcrsonas De ambS
,eXos fut tants que 81 ,cmpio es;uNo
msterirlmente lleno
X personas antiques de esta lcc4j-
dad les h-m1s dido pend el gran
eutusiasmo y fervor de los vecincs en
los actos religiosos lie que.nos venia.qs
ocupando
Las procos;O1eS nuy nutridas !. IA
del SAnto entierro, Sc puede calcular
que pasaban dc miles las personas que
asistieron. La orquesta eiecut6 On
lcute q trayeCto de recorrida, precIo-
sas marchas Y Iuego en- Ia misa del
domingo 23 acompan6 la banda al
.canto religioso. terminando cerca de
Ias doce del dia.
Los b4utismos celcbrados pasaron
de noventa y nueve.
Los comercios de mercancias y pro-
visioneS han hecho bastantes ventas.
Sc halla en- esta localidad. TN tren
de caballitos hacienda las delicias dc
la genie menuda
Hoy "a Sc ha ausentado para San
Juan el djslinguido ministro Padre
Seradn. despues de haber pasado en-
tre nOsotios ulos siete dias.
De gravedad Sc encuentra recogido
en- cana el apreciable vecino don An.
gel TizoI.. Deseamos que cuanto an
tes recupere la salud.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26

En- noches pasadas acudi6 q IN tea
tro de Nueva York un auditorio espe
cial q la representation de "Florodo
ra, opereta de argumento Y musica
ribeteados de espaholismo. Fran CO.
mo cincuenta personals sordas, 10 que
Sc llama de calion, y mirandolas Sc
convencia cualquiera de que ante elias
sc abria todo TN mundo nuevo.
Los sordos escuchaban con el auxi-
lio del "acustrion, inventado por los
sehores Turner y Hutchison. Niene 4
ser una especie de telefono ma9nihca
10, que aumenta los sonidos en- 10 QUE
sea necesario para cue los sordos OF
gan. Sc le coloco en- Ia escena y los
aparatos auriculareS esta ban en- las 81
las de quienes hablan de usarlo. Uno
de los sordos cuando oy6 el sexteto-
Tell me pretty maiden" dijo que el
sonilo le hacia el mismo efecto en- los
oldos que a la vista el color rojo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
DeSdc lnelalerra

LondvcS' e. te Abuf Mf Austen
Chag berlsn. mlgiS,r5 &c Hacienda IA
prescu,aao q p'oyecto dc presupue~,o
4 Ia CamaTs dc los ComuncS. Duraa
tc 4 c'crc'cio o. % loos. Jos il
gresas aSe-ndiegon Z S-icSso coo Y
los gastoS 4 500 OSo GOO Ia deuaa
naCional dism'nuy6 en- So. 10000. Y
actlAlmo ascienae Ss.--s.s6 GOO
Para 4. c1ercicIo &c 1908 10 o. los IN
gresos sc ca'culau en $4,000 o-o s.
los gaStos eu SIS 100 .oao.
4 peSar dc este Sobran;e, el min.s,ro
no Sc propone diSminuir Ia contrib Il
cidn Sobrc Ia r,nta, que es dc IN che
lin pr libra eSteriina pero pr0ueto re
duclr los derechos 3rancelariaS sobTc
el te en- TN montante .e s. 10000
DeSpues del diScurso del ministro. Mr.
Campbell Banrermau jcfe de Ia mi
noria liberal le felicito por Ia claridad
de sus declaraciones y Ia pro isi6n to
mada cou respecto Ia deuda, Y ell ex-
ministro colonial padre de Mr. Austen
sc acerco al escaio de su hijo le
fclicito con TN furtivo apret6n de
mano.
-Ha fallecido la edad de Is afios
el general lord Chelmsford, que alcan-
10 gran celebridad en- 1870 por las re-
petidas y sangrientas derrotas que las
tropas inglesas bajo su mando Sufrie
ren en- las guerras contra los zuldes
mandados por su Rey Cetewayo En-
nna de estas acciones. librada en- Ju
Mo de aquel afio, pereci6 ell principe
imperial de Francis, hijo del ex- En-
perador Napoleon III.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
IN ClSamieltO nsYelescO:
AAI

In q. dia lc y. ~ ha .loyaGo i
eiccto Na cuu So Vasamieut0 CT Ia
Cogtc Is lusg. Do e iaz &C este puc-
hio. El d,sp1sadc. un pobre homhre
de pequcf5a e. ,rara q cusl ~ s.bc
mos quien lc ;3cllii6 uua caSaca que
SC remon,aba Ia icgcp aria cppca q,
Luis ANi, ella una cT!aiura que al
cauzsria alguuos pslmos del suelo.
IL Director dc 10 Chispa ei que
suscribe nos trasladamos 4 Ia SalA dc
lus,icia en- doade nos epcouiramos al
repTesentante de IL Ley. grave ycere-
monioso diciendolc las palabraS dc
rlbrcas actuaba como cronista de Ia
2 Chispa Il senor NJ. Nillamil leaso
el que con l. seriedad que lie es pro
pia, h1ciale refeXioneS del debeI en-
Que c,,ata &c ser fiel 4 Is compromi-
SOS coniraidoS con Ia sociedad Cerca
de trescientas perOlaS s. encontraban
cn.las Gales observ4n do Ia feliz pare
ia. III tenicnte Schettini. acomp ma
do dc va los guardias hacia despej jar
eI numercSo pdbllco. Nerdaderamen
te que ha sido esto un acontecimiento
sensational
CorreSponSal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
FL Kaiser Ell Gibraltar

La vista del Kaiser 4 Gibraltar, ha
causado una gran impression. FL en-
perador fue recibido friamente, y no
fuG invitado 4 visitar las forti6cacio
mes. FL Kaiser, vivamente resentido
de esta injuria no ha ocultado los
miemb;os de su comitiva. ell NAL hu-
NOR que lie ha causado esa actitud in
glesa. Los ofciales de Ia ma ina de
S. M. Britanica, no han ocultado suS
descon6anzas respecto a la pujanza de
la marina alemana.
Un antique militar ha dicho que. la
vida sobre el yact imperial Sc asemeja
la de una fortaleza en- tempo de
guerra mas bien que una excursion de
placer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
Suicidio dramatico

Por todos les correos, nuestros can
jes de Europa Am6 erica, dan cuenta
de horrib!es suicides llevados ca bo
en- toGas las formas imaginables.
Despues del suicide de un alto fun
cionario inglGs el cual Sc introdujo dos
8 tres veces en- ell vientre un hero
candente, el mas trdgico fue en- New
York a principles de la semana pasa
da. Los viajeros del camino de hierro
elevado de la sexta aven'da, sobre la
platsforma de la estaci6n en- 10 calle
Franklin, asistieron un suicide par
ticularmente dramatico.
Tn hombre de $ 4 40 amos subi0
tranQuilamente sobre la plataforma, y
cuando cruz6 uuo de los trenes de
tr4nsito Sc arrojo sdbitamente a ia
via. La n naquina pas6 sobre ell cuerpo
del desesperado destrozandole espan-
tosamente. La muerte fue instanta-
nea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
Fiera humane

Arthur Laster, Ge color, preso en-
la carcel &c Paterson, New Jersey,
para ser ahorcado el viernes ID del
corrlente, por un asesinato que come.
ito el verano pasado, hizo una irten-
tona desesperada para 0urlar ell patti
bulo y escal arse en la noche del 9.
A las s le cam biaron la 'guardia de
IA muerte' que en- aquel pals repre-
senta la capilla de uso en- otros. HacIa
las 9 y media pidi6 permiso para sa
lir al extreme del corredor, que ell
guardia Crooks lie concedio.
El guardia compafiero de Crooks
era un individuo apelidado Sutton
y entire los dos custodiaban Laster
Y a un tai Miller, que ocupa la celda
enfrente la de Laster tambien
espera ser ahorcado el H. Cuantc
el mulato Sc vic fuera de su zelda.
por un movimierto rapidisimo le arre-
bat6 el revolver al guardia Sutton y
dispar0 contra Crooks. A Sutton lie
dio en- la cabeza con IN pedazo de
hierro que tenfa oculto y proba blenien-
te no le mato por estar ell hieiro muy
envuelto en- genero
Crooks quedo herido en- Ell abdomen,
no de gravedad. Acudio la policia, y
Laster, sin conocimiento 4 puros pa
los, fue vuelto encerrar en- la zelda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
Obispo que faIlece

Budapest, 10 de Abril-Ha falleci-
do flor Jorge StrosSmeyer, obs
20 de Diokovar Croacia (dependencia
hdngara), la edad de 90 amos, Mon
nor Strossmeyer alcanzo Una inmen-
sa celebridad en- el conciio ecumGnico
de 1870 con I'm discurso que pronunci0
contra el dogma de Ia infa'ibilidad
pontificia, que ALI St discutio aprob6,
en- cuya OCCASION Sc le proclam6 primer
orador lie la cristiandad, Sin emtar
go, cuando el dogma qued6 estableci-
do, monsefIor Strossmeyer 10 acat6 sin
reservas, 10 mismo que ell c6lcbre pre-
lado frances Dupanloup, obispo de Or
leans. El obispo Strossmeyer, cuya
consagrac6n data de 1850. era.admf
nislrador de la Iglesia Catolica en-
Servia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
De Manati
Abril "A de 1905.

FL actor Justiz tan conocido en- este
pals eStA hacienda las delicias de los
que frecuentan los salones del Casino,
Sc asegura, que dara una function va
riada en- ell local del edi6cio conocido
por la tahona que es propiedad de
la Succession Brunet
Ha partido aver tarde para Rio
Piedras Ia bella estudiosa seiiorita
Julia Sanchez Salazar, la cual vino a
pssar al lado de su aprecisble familia
las pascuas de Pentecostes. Nuevos
lauros desc amosle nuestra encanta-
dora paisanita,
Ell doctor Saldafia Sc halla aquf en-
asuntos de su profession.
Los casos de viruelas menudean en-
la poblacion.
Varias distinguidas senoritas de
Morovis, estan de paseo en- este pue-
bio.
Los sucesos de Ponce, tienen en-
expectation a Ia digna clase traba-
jadora.
Esta noche celebrara session el Co
mite unionista.
Contin1a gravemente enfermo en-
Catafio la respect BILE sefiora dof1a
Conception Rodriguez. Lo sentimos.
Nuestro amigo don Jose Rivera Sc
halla ligeramente enfermo.
Sc anuncian importantes conferen
cias por el genial poeta don Clemente
Ramirez.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-26
Por TN 9ustazo
un trancaz0

Henry Sanders, de Filadelfa, tan
to oyo ponderar las maravillas del
'Tenderloin (paraiso de la gente del
bronco de Nueva York; que determi-
no haCerle una vista.
Vino, pues. y cuando Sc le acabaron
los fondos, no pudiendo despegarse &c
las expansiones del 'Tenderloin fall
sihco cheques por sumas de $40 $40.
Fl juez Goff lie do altisima prueba de
estimaci6n mandandole por seis amos
a Sing Sing.