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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
THE NEWS SENT ABROAD.
All Our Diplomatic Omcers Informed
OF Secretary Hays Death.


WASHINGTON July l.-Acting Secretary
Of State PIERCE to-day sent the following
despat CHI to all diplomatic officers abroad:
secretary Hay died Unexpectedly at
1925 this morning. Notify Government
and display usual symbols Of mourning
To the members Of the Cabinet he sent
the following message:
at il my sad duty to advise you officially
OF the death Of Secretary Hay at 1925 at
Newbury.'
In the despatch sent to Paris instruc-
tions were given to notify Gen. Porter,
retiring Ambassador to France. and Francis
b. LOOMS, First Assistant Secretary Of
State, who is on his way to France as special
ambassador to participate In tho transfer
az the body Of John Paul Jones.
Second Assistant Secretary Of Sta te
Adee has called from Europe and will
arrive in Washington next Friday. He
will then assume charge OF the State De-
partment until Mr.. Loomis returns. When
the news Of Secretary Hays death went
through the Diplomatic Corps many Of the
representatives Of foreign Governments
their grief for themselves and on behalf
OF their Governments. One OF the first
visitors was Kogoro Takahira. the Japa-
nese Minister, who conferred with Acting
Secretary Of State Peiroe for some time.
Senior Don Joaquin Calvo. Minister from
Costa Rioa; Senior Walker-Martinez. the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
BOWLED OVER BY 4 MAsTIFF
Hugo Dog Didn't Bite, but Jumped Upon
Old Lady and Procession OF Children.

As Mrs. Anna G. Spangenberg, "a years
old, OF e5s Bergen avenue, The Bronx, was
walking near her home yesterday afternoon
a big mastiff came racing up behind her
and sprang at her. The animal hit her
sauarely between the shoulders and knocked
her several feet Then it raced on.
Several hundred children who had been
attending the James j. Mcclure outing
we're parading down 154th street and the
big beast tore through the line az it was
crossing Bergen avenue. More than a
dozen of the children were sent sprawling
in all directions and for few minutes there
was great excitement.
Policeman Jansen took up the chase after
the dog, which turned into ls0th street
but he couldn't get near enough to shoot.
He finally lost track of it, and last night an
alarm was sent out from the Morrisiana
station to capture or kill the beast. az other
reports Of its antics had reached the station
house.
Mrs. spangenberg's face was badly
bruised and out. She was taken to the
Lebanon Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
WILL IGNORE WALLACE's REPLY.
Canal Commission Considers Final Plans
for tho Canal.


WARRINGTON, July THE Administra-
ton will make no statement In reply to
that OF John F. Wallace. published to-day,
In which the former chief engineer Of the
Isthmian canal defends his course In leaving
his work. Government officers say that
as far az the Canal Commission is concerned
Mr.. Wallace will not be considered in any
way.
20, the day following Mr.: Taft's request
for Mr.. Wallace's resignation, to which a
prompt response was given. Mr.. Wallace
wrote to the commission saying he hoped
he might be retained by that body In an
advisory capaoity, In view Of Secretary
with the commission and with the canal
work are severed for good. In this letter
Mr.. Wallace said that It was his belief that
any member Of the commission would
under similar circumstances have taken
the same oourEs that he did, and would
At a meeting Of the Canal Commission
to-day the recommendation Of its engineer
ing committee that all bids relative to the
dredging. Of Colon harbor be rejected was
approved.
fhe commission also confirmed the pur-
chase Of the steamers Havana and Mexico.
at total cost Of 81 800 900. These vessels
are to enter service within the next thirty
days
At the conclusion OF their current work
the commission met in joint meeting with
Gen. Davis, chairman of the international
advisory board, and members of that body,
In consideration Of the final plans for the
canal and In preparation for the meeting Of
the international board, which has been
called by the President for Sept. next.
To further this important purpose tho
engineering committee OF the Isthmian
Canal Commission resolved to 60 to the
Isthmus within the next two or three weeks
and prepare the final data for presentation
to the international board at Its meeting In
September.
Gen. Davis to-day notified the members
of the international board OF the data Of
the meeting and arranged the details for
their reception at Washington. The meet
ing of the International Advisory Board
will be the gathering of the most important
body of engineers this country has perhaps
ever assembled ,o9e her at one time for a
common purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
HAY HAD S1OO,OOO POLICY.

Equitable Draws Check for the Am cunt
S55 yO<DO IN Premiums Paid.
1t was said at the offices of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society yesterday that
John Hay had policy In the society or
100000.
The Secretary took out his policy In 1887
and had paid In s57 900 In premiums. When
the news of his death reached the offices
Of the society. check was Immediately
made out for the full amount and will he
delivered at onca to his beneficiary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02

BOSTON, July l.-Gen, Wilmon W. Black
mar. commander-in-chief of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. is confined to his
home in bingham by illness, the result Of
overwork. Gen. Blsckmar, since his cleo
ton a. commander-in.c chief. has visited
practically every department in the organi-
zaton. His illness ia not serious. but his
physician ordered him to stay in bed as
3 matter Of precAuuon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
,eak At Montclair

Booker r. washinston to Speak At Montclsir
Booker T. Washington is to be the Inde-
pendence Day orator at Montclair. y, j.
He is to speak In the morning, and after tho
exercises there will be parade. COMPANY
X is to escort the Grand Army men, and
number of organizations will be in line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02

Chilean Minister; Baron Mayor des
Planches. the Italian Ambassador; Leo
Vogel the Minister from Switzerland, and
Sc nor Rvero. Charge d'Affaires for Cuba.
were among others who called.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
POST OFFICE FLAGS STAFF HIGH
While the City Halls Was Halfmasted on
Account OF Hays Death.

HoVO0 Ut thy "o@'
The flags on the Post Office Building
dew as usual yesterday, in contrast with
the half-masted bunting Of the City Hall.
The city mourns the nations dead without
waiting for official orders.
Even the death Of a President will not
send the Gust odians Of Federal buildings
aloft to lower the colors to midstaff. They
must wait for orders from Washingto on.
1t is not unlikely that the flags on Federal
property herea bouts may by to-day fly
at the mourning point for the Secretary
Of State.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
THANKFUL PEOPLE.
They are Found in Every Portion
Of Florence.

Many citizens Of Florence have good
reason to be thankful for burdens
lifted from aching backs, which they
bore patiently for years. Scores tell
about their experience publicly.
Here's case Of It.:
r. L. PeDman, fireman At tho Unit
cd Oil Cos. plant. residing at 1870
West Sixth street. says: ''As look
back over the last few years Of nv
life and think Whist ! might have %.
oaped had known about Doan .
Kidney Pills. it makes ma wonder
why people who are told about the
value Of this remedy will continue to
allow bacs ache or kidney compliant
in any form to nag and worry their
daily existence Many time 1 was
unable to stoop and il managed to
stoop after enduring twinges Of agony
It was Just as difficult . matter to
straishtap. II 1 contracted the slight
est cold / can only describe my con.
dition - miserable. There was ad-
idsd to my suffering. trouble with the
kidney seoretions and although for
both complications used medicines
and remedies uastintingly met with
very Indifferent success until went
to ". J. Daniels drug store for
Doan's Kidney Pills. I am free from
pain and my kidneys are strong as
ever. certainly recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills -
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. T.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the pame-Doan's--and
take no other. INV
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
Excursion to Wellsville

siven by the Sunday Schools Of Flor.
ence, via the D. aud R. g.. August
18th. Spsoial traiu leaves Florence
at 8 .. m, returning leaving Wells.
VILE at 4 p. m. Tickets 81. 90. chill.
dren 66 cents. Wellsville is the gar.
den spot Of Colorado being located >
few miles east Of SAlida. there being
swings and other amusements for the
children - we'll ~ for the grown peo.
pie. A good time is guaranteed to
every body on this occasion and gives
you . ride through this Royal Gorge
which IL we'll worth the price.
Every body should take this trip in
and should give their ohildren this
golden opportunity for . good time.
35.44
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11


report TO the ofiicsr or at this oface.
~ 10 desired that the start bs made
mot lassi than O'Clock In the morn
~. bsfose the coyotes 60 baok In to
the mountains. There will only be
ten rinsmsn and the others wilt carry
rcvoivsrs. All reports Of those In.
tending going or who can furnish
horses must BE- made by August 90.
September ard comes on Sunday and
almost any body who desires to can get
on that day at lsast. although the
hunt will be continued for several
days.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
FLORENCE MEN DEpoRTED.
Five Hard Working Respectable
Mexicans Run Out Of Cripple.

HlVe dAIO WVIAluk AcbPeCtaUA0
Mexicans Run Out Of Cripple.
Five Florence men went up to Grip
pie Greek Sunday to work in the
mines. They had secured employ.
ment and Wednesday evening four Of
them went to the postoffioe at Cripple
Greek. When leaving they were met
By . committee Of armed men and
escorted two miles this side with in-
attractions to stay away. In vain
they requested time to get their bag
gage 1t q local hotel and permission
to take the morning train. They
simply had 20 walk All night. arriving
In North Canon at daylight. One
Of the number did not 60 to the office
that night and he 10 In Cripple yet,
but the chances are he will be rail-
roaded out in few days. The wife
Of one Of the deported men. who by
the way are hard working and
honest Mexican citizens. will be .
passenger on Sundays excursion. her
intention being to get her husbands
trunk which he had to leave at the
hotel in his haste.
The deportees are unable to
determine whether the mob. which
was composed of about twelve. were
union mei Or members Of the Mine
Owners association.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
HUNTING DATE SET.
Game Warden Givens VIII Start
Coyote Hunt September 3.

coyote Hunt september g.
Game Warden Givens has set the
date Of the COY ote hunt for September
sfd. This was decided upon yester-
day The starting point will be from
this oity and the first hunt will take
rlaoe starting from behind the coal
camps and continuing along the noun.
tains eastward. By doing this the
coyotes will be run away from the
hills onto the plains and can be capt.
ured easier by the dogs.
The next hunt will start from the
mountains north of the city and the
votes in that neiahborhood will also
be run TO the prairie and will prove
easy victims for the hunters and
dogs.
Mr.. Givens 10 confident that there
will be from seventy Ave to 100
mon In the hunt. Everywhere Nj
Givens has been for radius Of 100
miles from Florence people seemed
to be interested in the roundup. He
expects people here from Salida.
Cripple Greek, Custer oounty towns.
Denver and Rocky Ford. About
twenty crack shots will be here from
the district and DR.. Hassenplug of
Cripple Greek will be here wish eleven
dogs. Other dogs will b brought
from Denver and Rocky Ford.
Good horses are hard TO find and
Mr.. Owens requests that those who
possibly can do 10. to furnish their
own horses for the run. ANY far.
mer who owns . horse can place 1t to
good advantage. They can either
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

GRAND ARMY BOYS-About
twenty. five members Of the grand
army boys from Florence are arrang.
ing to attend the national encampment
In Denver. September TO 9. They
have had neat badges printed for the
occasion and Florence will be we'll
advertised
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
Excursion to Pueblo.

Via D. and r. g.. August 10th.
Log Rolling Modern Woodmen.
Special train leaves Florence 8 .. M. Z.
returning on any regular train; ei.25
for the round trip; children 75o.
S3.41
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
Nothing on the Market Equal to
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
D1arrhoea Remedy.

This fact II we'll known to drug.
gists every where. and nins ont Of ten
will give their customers this prspara-
tion when the best 10 asked for. Mr..
Abe Wilmer. . prominent druggist Of
Joplin, Mo. 10 . circular to his Gus
TONERS Gays: "There is nothing on
the msrset in the way Of patent medi.
cine which equals Chamberlain .
Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for bowel complaints. We sell and
recommend this preparation. For
sal by all dealers. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
N office.

j. Notice 10 hereby given that will
no longer be responsible for any debts
cont, acted BY my wife. Susie Tabor.
80 Al W. H. TABOR.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11

The Fremont Hotel, Florence, Colo.
One suite baths
beat electric bells Service and cuisine
81 so and $500 day. Weekly and
monthly low that live here for less than it
costing you d. L. hlCE Prop
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
advertised

Masters loans you new kodaks. So-4l
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
A Warning to Mothers.

100 muCn CoIe ceuuOS Do os7O WIN
small children during the hot weather
of the summer months 70 guard
against bowel troubles. As rule is
IL only necessary 70 give .tbe child =
dose Of castor oil to oorre6s any dis
order Of the bowels Do not use sny
substitute. but give the old fashioned
castor oil. and see that It Is fresh. -
rancid oil nsuseates and hss . ten
denoy to sripe. II this does not check
the bowels give Obamberlain's
Oolio. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and then dose Of castor oil. and
the disease may be checked in its in.
oipieucy and all danger avoided. The
catsor oil and this remedy should be
procured at once and kept ready for
instant use 81 soon ~ the first indicA-
ton Of anv bowel trouble appears
This is the most successful treatment
known and may be relied upon with
implicit confidence even in cases Of
cholera infantum. For sale by al
dealers. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-08-11
IDEAL oIT1zENs =. O. Lu..s


and family have gone to Florence.
Colo. whore they will make their
future home and where he will sD.
gage In business. kr. Jutes has been
resident Of this county for several
years. and was twice elected to the
Office Of county collector on the dem
ocratio ticket. making one Of the best
ofhcials the people ever elected. He
wss = good citizen. alwsys doing all
that wss possible to advance the best
interests Of the city and county.
The people Of Florence will find him
and his family to be ideal citizens.
Grant City (Mo. Times.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-03
CAM BIOS
Aoticias de Guyana
(De n,estro Corresponsal. J

GUAYAMA, FEBRERO 1o.-Ha
sido nombrado Official de Sanidad en-
sustituci6n del doctor Munoz que We
MIA desempeaando esa plaza, ell doc.
tor Vazquez.
En- la capilla sc han celebrado
lucidas honras f6nebres & la memoria
del antique m6dico, doctor joaquin
Sahater.
-Preparanse los <amateurss 8 la
excursion al barrio ,Coraz6n,s para
asistir la fiesta de la Candelaria.
A las s de la msnana traen la INA.
gen de la Candelaria a Ia Iglesia, re-
fernando con ella q las u a. m. q dicho
barrio.
-Mahana tendra efecto un bale
de sociedad en- los salones del Casino
Espahol.
Varios j6venes de aquf mani6es-
tan su prop6sito de recabar de las ca
maras Legislativas su apoyo pecunia-
rio con cargo al Tesoro Insular, con
81 objeto de ir q los Estados Unidos q
estudiar un ofcio 6 carrera. Estos
j6venes do mucha disposition SO en-.
cuentran exentos dc toda clase de re-
cursos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-03
Vease nuestra secci6n de no
ticias en- la pagina octava
GESTACION

TSTd no ofste, Goyo.. 2 Te indiqu6 que ~dese6bamos
Sgua; este senior esa muy cAnsado.
Goyo sonri6, cast a 10 fuerza, y l~evantkndose de Ia hAmacs,
dirigi6se al baey.
Una vz af, SO coloc6 las manos alrededor de Ia boca, para
Ahuecar la VOC, grtando con todos sus pulmones:
= IsolHiina. -. lIsoliiinnA....
ANaaaa vooooy -. l-respondieronle deSde IL espesura.
Y TODD qued6 en- calma.
Unicamente ell eco de IL sierra, que habfa repetido Ell grito
de eIsoIiiinas, repit6 tAmbi@n, ~apsgsndose POGO a POGO: eANaaaa
Vooooy....s
Por fuera, Ia brisa ~introducfase por entire los rotos de los
setos, y azotaba suAvemente las pajas de Ia techumbre, como los
aecos de IN vosntin.
Unas cusntas SmaricAs1 con sus oiillos de Azabache y sus
alas rojas y negras rovoloteaban sobre un gusyabo.
La sombra de los cerros empezaba 8 txtenderse sobre 10
Ilanura y 10 ~yerbecilla SO movfs, con sus flores diminutas COMO
p~untitos de coral.
Goyo hAbia vueIto aa hamaca don Straffn q sus refexicnes.
Oyeronse pasos en- ell 6dty Ell ligero roce de una uya.
Los dos hu6Spedes levlntaron ID c4be1a.
Era IsoIina.
Pablo no pudo cOntener On gesto de admiration, y don Sc
rafin Ia saIud6 con car6o.
IsClina podfa teper, & 10 sumo, cstcrce ounce primAvers.;
81 ro.tro era ovslsdo, como ell de una virgen = mirsba con unos
ojos garzos, radiantes de cAndor. Dcs trenzas de IN rubio de orc
lie coIgaban hasta Ia cinturs, y al .onIeirse, deiaba yer IN nido de
perlsF, brillartes a pesar de 10 pahdez de sus lbios.
AL %distInguir 81 Mayordomc, bio Ia vista y qued6 como
suspense
Despu6s, puso en- 81 suelo los dos calabazos de aqua que
trsia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-03

hs regresado q esta al seno de u
~apreciable familia, la simpatica y be.
la sehorita Belen Reichard.
Gratfsima permanencia lie desea.
mos aquf.
En- este Tribunal de distrito Sc
ha visto en- iuicio la apelaci6n en au.
So que contra Ricardo Corchado, de
Lares, Sc lie sigue por ell delito de ha-
Der turbado Ia paz pGblica. Tenfa q
cargo la defensa de este acusado ell
Lcdo. senior Kearney, quieu habl6 bre-
vemente en- pro de su %defendido.
Ell ministerio p1blico renuncl6 u
acusaci6n.
La corte, en- vista de las pruebas
practicadas, declara convicto al acu-
sado y lie impone Is pesos de multa.
Ante esa misma corte Sc celebr6
OF iuicio contra Gregorio Roman, de
Lares, acusado de aggression.
Este acusado no tenfa abogado
que lie defendiera.
Ell juez, le declara culpable de csc
delito y le impone una multa de IS do
lars 8 IS dfas de carcel.
Tambien Sc vic 10 causa seguida
contra jose Morales, de Fares, por
curto de mayor cuantia. Este acusa.
do no tiene tampoco abogado defensor.
Ell tribunal en- virtud de las prue.
has lie absuelve.
En- la causa seguida q don Jose
Cardona Piquet, de Isabella, per el
delito contra ell Erario de Puerto Rico
ell Fiscal en- la session celebrada Glti.
mamente en- la Corte de Distrito, pidi6
Sc suspendiera la vista para ell dfa Is
del pr6ximo mes de Febrero.
Ell Letrado defensor sedor Freyre
sc opuso manifestando que los testi-
COS de Ia dafensa habian ocasionado
gastos al acusado, yque ell Fiscal en-
otras o~casiones cuando Ia defensa ha
solicitado suspensiones de j%uicios, ha
querido que ell acusado satisfaga los
gastos que ha sufrido ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico.
Tambien manifesto ell sefor Frey
re, con la energfa y elocuencia que lie
es caracterfstica, que 81 no tenia in
convenience alguno SO suspendiese el
acto siempre que ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico sufrague los gastos que han in
currido los testigos del acusado Sc.
nor Cardona. La Corte, despues de
las alegaciones del Lcdo. Freyre, d.
10 r~esolverfa en- deinitiva pr6xima.
mente. Ell juicio qued6 suspendido.
DE paso para su Residential de
Mayaguez, lego q esta el ~jueves pro.
ximo pasado, ell ilustre delegado q Ia
Camara don Jose de Diego.
Sus amigos y admiradores fueror
& saludarlo.
En- nuestra Corte de Distrito tn.
vieron efecto varios juicios entire ello'
uno contra Manuel Mas, acusado d.
haber hurtado en- n pulperfa d
Anasco un salchich6n cuyo valor nj
alcanzaba 4 20 c~entavos. Este pobr
acusado no ten1a letrado defensor.
La Corte le declara convicto de es
hecho y lie condena & cuatro meses d
carcel 6 multa de so dollars y costas
La causa seguida contra Manue
Cabap, de Lares, por provocaciones
insultos al individuo Agustin Bayou
en- ell barrio de <Callejones1, del mis-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-03
cTdnIea aguadiNana
Para LA ~DEMOCRACIA.

En- nuestra Corte municipal SO
han celebrado dltimamer to varios jul
clos que 4 continuation relatamos:
Por haber sustraido de la casa ha.
bitaci6n del senior Garriga, un muneco
81 muchacho Pablo Ocasi, Sc lie impu-
sieron 80 dias de %carcel, para que otro
dia no cometa esa clase de hurto.
Los indivfduos Manuel Nazario Y
Msximino Lugo, peones de la Compa.
MA de los Ferrocarriles, la Corte lie
impone I'm peso de multa q cada uno,
por ell motive de haber destruido una
malta propiedad de la inca de don
Manuel Gimenez Sierra.
FL lechero Juan Hernandez, por
vender leche adulterada y para que
no vuelva q bautizarla mas con aqua,
un peso de multa.
Por estar uganda & 10 prohibido,
ell Juez le condena & sufrir IS dias en-
10 carcel & los indivfduos Gerardo
Lopez, Luis Ruiz, Luis Pumarejo y
Francisco Castro.
A uno de los mismos, Luis Ruiz,
y Pedro vazquez, por eli mismo delito,
fueron absueltos.
FL seior jose E~chevarrfa, por in.
fripgir las leyes de sandal, absuelto.
Los indlvfduos tt del Miralles y
Msrcial Gimenez, por haber alterado
10 paz pdblica & atlas horas de Ia no.
che, 81 Juez absuelve al segundo y lie
impone al primero I'm peso de multa y
les costas.
FL indivfduo Andres Rodriguez,
por 81 mismo delito fu6 absuelto.
Por disponer de dinero ageno, la
Corte lie impuso ounce pesos de null
to y sus correspondence costas al
indivfduo Timoteo Ayala.
-Ha regresado q esta de su viaie
San Juan eli c~onsecuente correligio'
mario y amigo don Francisco Bocane.
gra, propietario del magni6co hotel
sAcacia,. Satisfactorias son las i'm
presiones que nos trsjo dc esq.
Sc ha %suspendido para otro ter.
mino por 10 Corte de Distrito, Ia causa
que contra ell Erario de Puerto Rico sc
10 sigue al senior Francisco Esteves,
propietario de Ia hacienda <Victoria1
y <San Isidro,, por motive de que 81
sbogado defensor senor Franco Soto,
90 encuentra en- las sestones de la ca.
mara Legislative, ausente.
Nos place consignar que la bells
ysimpStica senorita Juana Caban, hi
10 de nuestro ilustrado amigo y EMU
SHASTA correligionario don Telesfort
del mismo apellido, de 10 grave enfer
medad que padecfa 80 encuentra mejor
Sinceramente nos alegramos.
LLAMA la atenci6n del pdblic'
que IL atenci6n del pdblico que la Cor
TO de Distrito de esta ciudad algun
que otra vez d. principle & sus tarea
por 10 malana despues de las nueve
bora senalada y por la tarde despu6
de las dos, tambien bora designada
sQuare csusa?
-Despues de una larga Temporal
do en- la hermosa sultana del oeste
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-03
CAP1TULo III
Era don Sersfin Lopez.

Era don Serafn Lopez.
Ell mi,mo & cuya casa Ee diriefa Pablo, para 81 neEcGo De
los bueyes.
y Owe casualidad, don Serafin l..
Sc estrechsron las m1nos.
Dor Serafn era IN ~verdadero ibaro ICr So bgurs, aunqse
pr 80 ilustraci6n superaba a muchos que %alArdeaban de Abloe.
Vests como cualquier paleto de regular acomodo, sin aban-
donar nuncl sus gruesos zaratos de hebillss, sus pantaiones DE
drill, una cSmiseta de irlsnds, Ia cores de Cuero y So ancho SOM
brero de p,ia deI pals.
Montabs siempre en- av!os, con Ell indispensable e'pHdin ter
tuosos senderos de aquel barrio, donde don SerAffn era la persona
mas rca & ~ipfuyente.
Ell rostro del Sgricultor formaba IN cOiunto de bondad ,
crudsxA.
BA.tante ~mofetudo, bsrbiampi6o y con una cicatriz en- Ell
cuellC, a pesar de 10 estrechez de su frente, mOstraba unos olos
grandes J serepoS, cuyGs pupilAs r~tfeiaban IL nobeza de IN alma
nacida para ell bien.
rPrecisaments- diio Pablo-iba en- So busca.
-CuAnta honra....
ST no tanta, aIgdn provecho puede s~er-repic6 Ell Mayor.
domo con Aie ioviL.