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Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-24

Herman Kunzer and family are new arrivals in Fl Centro from the State of Washington. Mir. Kunzer Is broth er-in-law of Mr. Fromme and has farmed extensively for several years in his old home State. He comes here to make his home among us and Is looking around for good ranch to rent or buy. He is of that sturdy thrifty German stock who not only make prosperous homes in our country but who are also among our best class of citizens.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-11-24

l,O,tOu-Iutsrurbsn Railway Company
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-06
REPORT OF JOHN D. CAMPBELL,
Nevadais Foremost Mining Engineer,
As-YOu=Like=It Manhattan Mining Company
ON THE
Goldheld, New. Sept. %. 1906.

To the President and Directors
AsNuLRet Manhattan Mining Company 1855
GENTLEMEN
In accordance with. your nthmsI beg to submit to you brief ru on the "AsYn-LheIa mn Of
dhs od by the AsY%Lket Manhattan lining Company nd situate in the Manhattan Mung District
lode mining claims lying wmna short distance of the Union No anime of the Dexter group and in the immediate
locality of the Little Grey indian camps Stray Dog and other well known mining properties of the camp The area of
ore have been disclosed that prospect we'll at grass roots Win %m M%h @tH VEINS
tm entire width and all vein natter TMb known the "sYoLheu ht and will bee continued as permanent
The Juniper shaft down 81 feet and also popcs I'M gold for the mr width of shaft Admn OF
feet has been reached on the shaft on the Keme"d claim dHm group @pOrnga vein that tuwmas the indian Cam
mine and crops on the northwest pm of the keystone" This vein also shows gold wa dnmtp places ar
its strike
The location of the property the immediate vicinity of mh well known and thoroughly proved maa the
syD Dog Indian Camp Jumping Jack Un NO and Little Grey gives oft very great prospective value and war r
rants P %"hd eMaNed ePmdt@ works as to maeap permanent Wendpyngp proposition
Repnnyg submitted
JOHN CAMPBELL
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-06
REPORT OF JOHN D. CAMPBELL,
Nevada's Foremost Mining Engineer,
Eagles Nest Fairview Mining Company
To the President and Directors
The Eagles Fairview Mining Company,
Goldfeld, Nevada
ON THE
Goldheld. New, Sept. 16. 1906

To the President and Directors
The Eagles FawhwM filming Company
GdMhd Nevada
1hn submit abnf rpt on the surface aomgo the property owned by you heF arWew district con-
listing the Tn Eagles Nest No. IL Lookout and lookout No claims
This rry isl bounded on the north by the DrmedyH Hump Mmg Company he S@fN the Faew
Eagle Mining Company and the Nevada Hills lining Company, and he southwest the aHw Mining Company In
fact it, in the cra and surrounded the best properties in FaTvew
NY examinations this ground was made for the purpose of deciding where we Aud our permanently @M
required quite Toto considerations cmt@ the many good ledge wh tn@ our round n mH@
base The hill Ion h nIa edge crops sand VIII continue on its strike distance of $50 feet m objective pmhe
m the hi add rhyu under the location post the Tm The ledge crops thee entire distance and shows ore
wm $50 to S6 ton A second ledge running northeast and southwest and Gpng for 200 feet
hmr $40 to $40 ton will be hetdW this tunnel alta depth over 10" feet
me rmnsn are ma gmdIkngq z lodges which assay irons ew ddr up and which will be
A@td ame
On the Eagles NtNo %he~sa atm smg@ mm" ore an" w@ lew
shipping ore being sacked on wngdAds property
Aowngs in Farew respectfully SUBMITTED
JOHN D. CAMPBELL
Consulting Engineer beFrsheh mG @nl Manager
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-06

Bhm these stocks will be listed on the important exchanges San Francisco salt Lake. amash ana
W recommend both stocks as nigh class Hemhtve investments and probable big ne HmmauM~
n"sva#ms should be made by telegraph I" insure consideration and mhano~ in mn by bank Gn or
GrMd check must hrwndm mnedaAya after allotment is made Otherwise allotment win be rendered void
The right ia reserved to reduces rm" any subscription rendered
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29
COAL DISCOVERIES DISPUTE
Owner Of Land and Successful Pros
pector Each Claim $1,000 Reward
Offered by State for Find.

Some question has been raised as
to who will get the $4,000 offered by
the state to the person discovering a
vein of coal sc inches thick. The
coal has been discovered near Peru,
and lump of it is now on exhibition
in the office Of the governor. The
reward was offered in 1903 by the
legislature and the appropriation has
lapsed but the law still remains on
the statute books and it is said it will
be the duty of the governor to order
the auditor to draw the warrant 1t
may be, thought, that the warrant
cannot be cashed until the next legis-
lature makes another appropriation
The coal was discovered by F. NJ
Medley on the farm OF A. NJ Worst.
Medley leased the land to prospect
for coal, and in addition he has Sc
cured an indefinite lease on many
other acres adjoining.
He agreed to pay Worst SO cents a
ton royalty on all the coal mined.
Now that the coal has been discov-
cred, however, it is said Worst claims
the mine because it is on his ground,
and therefore he wants the $4,000 re-
ward.
1t was reported that Worst had Of
fered to give Medley certain per
cent Of the reward, but Medley be-
lieves he is entitled TO all of it and
there will likely be a hot fight for the
money. Medley, it is said, has put in
much labor in prospecting for the
coal and is a poor man. 1t is under
stood now, however, he will have no
trouble in getting good backing to
work the mine. AS he has lease
on the property, it is said Worst will
have a hard time getting the reward
or in stopping work at the mine.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

was one of Norfolk's most prominent
citizens.
Mr.. Tappert had never missed a
meeting of the Elks lodge but once
in his life and that was when he was
snowbound out in western Nebraska
one night. He telephoned in to ask
that he be recorded as present"
AS tyler of the lodge he had charge
of the paraphernalia of the organiza-
ton and he took personal pride in
conducting the limitations. BY acct
dent the porter unlocked the door of
the paraphernalia room and found Mr..
Tappert's body.
He was under supervision of the
Sioux City Office, but formerly under
the Omaha Office of the Standard Oil
company. Within couple of years
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29
TRAVELLING MAN SUICIDES
Otto r. Tappert Of Norfolk Takes Car
boIic Acid in EIks' Club Room.

Norfolk, Neb.-Selecting the room
where he had enjoyed the most of his
making and joking during life as
the place of his death Otto F. Tap
pert, for thirty-five years CONNER
cial traveller for the Standard Oil com
pany and the oldest travelling man
in northern Nebraska territory, went
into the paraphernalia room at the
Elks club in this city, of which lodge
he had been tyler since its organiza-
ton here six years ago, and committed
suicide. The cause was supposed to
have been dependency. He leaves a
wife and four children. Mr.. Tappert
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29
TO BUILD ELECTRIC ROAD
Route Proposed is From Red Willow
to Hayes Center, in Western Me-
braska, Distance of SO Miles

McCook, Neb.-There Is a move
mnte on foot to build an electric
railroad from Rev Willow station, on
the Burlington, up the Red Willow
Creek valley, past Box Elder and Os-
borne to Hayes Center, the county
seat of Hayes county, distance of
about fifty miles. Interested parties
who have gone over the proposed
route with an engineer, to find out
the best place to locate the roadbed,
report that the route is entirely feast
Die. Behind the enterprise, besides
the business men of Hayes Center,
are John F.. Helm, Stephen Bolls,
James Doyle, David Osborne, Joseph
Allen and Judge Robert c. Orr, all
wealthy ranchmen, residing along the
proposed rouse who are amply able
to build such road. There is to
be an early meeting Of the interested
parties and a company Incorporated.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Send 500 for years subscription
to The independent and receive Mr..
Berge's book, 1.-THE Free Pass Bribery
SYSTEM" free as a premium. This
offer applies to full paid advance sub
scriptions only.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

he would have been pensloned by the
company.
The coroner's jury returned yer-
dict of death by carbolic acid, self
administered.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29
Agents Wanted Everywhera E se sen NJ;

New book "THE FREE PASS BRIBERY
SYSTEM" This book will be seller. Every
body will want It, You can make $4,000 per
month. For particulars. address The Inde.
pendent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09
THANKFUL PEOPLE.
They Are Found in Every Part

Many citizens of Alma have good rea-
son TO be thankful for burdens lifted
from aching backs. which they bore
patiently for years. Scores tell about
their experience publicly. Here's a case
of it:
Mrs. o. Mack 90. Mack, employed In
the Alma Creamery, residence Me
chanic street, says: AT intervals dur
ing two or three years | had slight at
tacks of kidney trouble. There was a
soreness across my back, and when
STOPPING or eXerting myself the pain
became very sharp. | had to be very
careful not to catch cold or get wet.
for If | did it went right to my back
and was worse. Doan's Kidney Pills
were brought to my notice and ! went
TO Charles Rhodes drug store and got
a box. They proved to be the very
remedy for which | was looking. no.
ticed their good effects in two or three
days. and little later the backache
disappeared entirely. My husband used
Doan's Kidney Pills with equally as
good results. We both endorse the
remedy. for We know from experience
that 1t does all that is claimed for it,"
For sale by all dealers. Price. so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. n.
Y. sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-
take no other.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09
PROBATE NEWS.

Monday, January 20, 'Chas. II. Rem
nels was appointed administrator Of the
estate of Ira Andrews.
The same day was the determination
of heirs in the estate of Jas. p. Till. The
widow, brother, two sisters and a niece
lwere determined the lawful heirs.
Tuesday, January 80, w. b. Foster
was granted license to sell real estate of
the estate of Mary Carpenter, incompe-
| tent.
Lioence was also granted to Ella Gully,
guardian OF May Gully. q minor, to sell
real estate at a private sale.
The same day Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert
Barnes adopted Alfred Perry, four years
of age, child from the state school.
Wednesday, January 81, claims were
allowed in the estate of Adelaide Cole
man and the estate closed to creditors.
License was granted the administrator
of the estate of George Acker to sell real
estate at private sale.
Thursday, February /, Louisa Howes
was appointed guardian of the minor
children of Alva Howes.
The same day Mary Robinson was APP
pointed guardian of Glen Zimmerman.
Saturday, February 3, L. H. Hart
was appointed guardian of Lillian Hart,
a minor.
The same day Martha Owen was az
pointed guardian of Aletha and Florence
Owen.
Petition was also filed for determine
ton of heirs in the estate of James +.
Owen. Hearing was set for February %.
Monday, February 5, the will of Mil
lard +. Franks was filed and a petition
made that il be admitted to probate.
Tho hearing was set for March s.
In the estate of Elizabeth Evans,
Samuel Evans was appointed admins
traitor Monday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09

rid she zhieaded-
1T points a moral he answered.
II defest stories with a moral.
Though, Amabel added. one may per-
ceive a moral In Mrs Venahles' hber-
atty
Her object no doubt Is to- facilitate
ISVenables' marriage said Wray, sig
Enificantly-
But Ii seems TO remove al proba-
soility OF her own marriage. You see.
lsf she intended to marry, all her prop
,erty would pass to Bernard as a mat
tar Of course. and the allowance would
he. quite unnecessary
CHAPTER Xxx
although loan had paid the piper,
she found that she could not call the
tune This sounded rather DESCENDANT,
and it required an effort to take any
thing like cheerful view of life.
She had on her hands two melan-
,cholY. disseminated. hopeless men.
whilst the third held studiously alo0f
Bernard attended fine study IA
jealousy. There was nothing of the
man of the world about Bernard Ven
ables save his clothes. His expert
sences were of the narrowest order.
for he had never bestowed an amatory
Thought on any woman but Amabel.
upon her he bestowed a great many
such thoughts. but once more the fruit
az his love was bitter in the mouth.
You knnw, Bernand, said Joan,
ab@nt fortnight after Wray's second
visit to Gloucester Place-it was aft
or breakfast one morning. am i'm
mensely pleased to have you here,
but don't you think you fright try TO
smile now and them
upon my soul, | can't be answer
I'D; i feel too beastly miserable
You didn't enjoy the dance at Mrs.
Porchester's last pight, them
never spent such an evening In
all my life!' be cried.
'Amabel was there.
oh. yes, she was there he said.
Wasn't she nice to your
she was nice enough. She always
is, ii II comes to that. But then she's
80 Internally nice to other Johnnies
too
TO any one in particular? asked
Joan, rather eagerly
Why. to Waterhonse, he said. It's
the same old game. only worse He's
always at Gloucester Place. never
seem to go to the house without meet.
ing him.
But he goes to see Pauline Joan
suggested. How does she receive hiu?'
only wish
'Well?' she urged.
wish Amabel would show the
same sort of coming-on disposition to
me-
Joan could not resist smile at the
suggestion of such a deficiency.
:hough she was not feeling very mirth.
full
"A man doesn't usually like that
sort OF thing in woman. she in.
sisted. |
Anyhow, it's awfully jolly in girl
said Bernard.
Was Sir Gilbert at Mrs. Porches.
Ler's? asked Joan.
Continued next week
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09

weakness and the establishing Of the dell.
cate womanly organs in sound health. the
way is opened for the joy OF motherhood.
the chronic ailments peculiar to women.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09
Ministers VIII "clean House.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. 7.-Bent
upon civic reform, ministers Of the
city at their monthly meeting, ap-
pointed a committee-Revs. Koyln,
Lathrop, Cooley, Hartley and Rabbi
kahn-to investigate Official condi-
tons. They are laying plans for
general housekeeping. They propose
holding mass meeting, when some
noted speaker will address the people
on Civic Righteousness"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09
Lucky TO Be Alive.

Ann ,A-'bor, Mich, Feb. AT the
Summit street crossing on the Ann Ar
Dor railroad here Tuesday. George
Beck's team was struck by a fast
train and he was thrown about 20 feet
in the air. He escaped with minor in
juries. His horses were thrown up
against a coal shed and instantly kill
nd
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09
Thinks Lock Canal VIII Be Built.

Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich, Feb. T.
Supt. Joseph Ripley. OF the 500 ship
canals, who has returned from Wash.
ington, where he has been engaged in
Panama canal matters with the board
OF consulting engineers, says he be-
lieves that railroad rate legislation
will become a reality He also be-
lieves congress will favor lock canal
across the isthmus.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09
Sick Woman In Peril.

Merrill, Mich, Feb. THE two
story farm house occupied by George
Rutter, four miles from here, burned
to the ground Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Rutter was sick, and barely escaped
She was carried out in chair. Loss,
s1,100; no insurance. The tempera.
ture was eight below zero.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09

Just a little Kodol after meals will
relieve that fulness, belching, gas on
stomach, and all other symptoms of indi-
geston. Kodol digests what you eat and
enables the stomach and digestive organs
to perform their functions naturally.
Chac P6AIae
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09

WANTED-Bright, honest young man
from Alma to prepare for paying position
in Government Mail Service. Box one
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 4s-t52.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09
Grand Trunk R'y System

AlItrains except sunday.
c. G. ROBINSON. Agent.
Owosso. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09

Who would exchange the merry noise Of
children at play, with the childless home
where the clock tick can be heard hour
after hour in the dull silence? But there
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CON

Whsress ths AmaricAn
Company OF POrto REQ has
10 the Executive Council Ct p
Q petition for . franchise
oonstrustion, opsrHtion aud
nanss Of . branch track, star
Q point on its main line bel
stations I Ponae City and POI
aud running northsrly for
Of about six k'lomsters TO or
Rio Jassguss ans
Whereas II, Committee
chisss, Cor posssions and Priv
the Exseutivs Couneil hss
general hearing on this ap 4
10 be held in the { fl 70 ct the ney
G .nersl Ct Porto REQ on third
day Ct ssptsmber, 1909 or any dsy
there's fter;
Now therefore notice 10 hershy
given ,hst tha said petition OF the
Amsr.sAu Rsilrosd Comsspy OF Porto
Riso will DO heard by ths said ctm.
mitss At the above named tims or 80
soon thereafter % ths said Committee
will consider The same. and All per-
sons desiring TO bs heard for or
agsinst shs gesntiug OF said petition
may prsssnI their arguments either
orally or In writing before the com
mittee at the said meeting.
American Railroad Company
OF Porto Rico.
A. DUVAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

semapa.
-EstA tArde tsndrG lugar un mi
tin unionista On sl pueblo de Bsysm6n
On sl que tomA,&u parts oarasterizs
dos oradores del partido.
-En Salinas cortir q IN lAs invss
Zig ssionss acsrcs del insendio que
oeurri6 on 10 msdrugadA del Q do
Agosto, On el barrie sFfutss de aqus'
lie jurisdiction.
Esta man ana irgrssd on 10 car
col departAmental Felix Vsnsgs, por
disposition del hscAl dc esta Corte.
-ProgramA de las p'ezas que TO-
cara ma ana on 10 rstreta 10 banda
do ID polisia insular,
NarchA sOur Directors Bjgslt ";
Dana sLa Criolls,s Duefio; SirfonfA.
&c uillermo Tsll,s Rossini, Selsesi6n
de IL opera Carmen, B!zst; Rseita'
two y gran mArcha do 10 opera sEl
MercAnt de Venecia,s Plnsuti, Tan
do de VAlses clos MosQusteros,s Var
ney; Two Steps sslirg Jim,s Loeey
Paso doble Gel Curro Vargas lEs
steno, ChApl. Himno.
CO. I'm oil Club do n. KehrhAhn q
Co., Is San Fransiss0, 90 vsndsn dos
reloiea dc ORC eadA semAnA, entro SC
sosios, ahonando s060 8 LOO sem anal
L. Ultima semans ohtuvro uno don
Pierre AltonAi, do San Juan, so
20 70 As.
-Ha sido declarado sin lugar, POI
la Corte do Distrito dc San Juan. Q
divorcio SolietAdo por Eligio Ramol
contra su esp0sA Pet'ons Rivera.
| -Stgdn 90 anuoia, el abogado 90
for FIgueroa Maestro llevar& la dc
tensa arte la eorts do Distrito de
individuo Aguatin Martin, sl que fu,
aeusado recisntemente en- PuertA d,
TERRA de hsber ltrsisdo gesvemsatt
q "a hiia.
-Por fAltA de asmsnto on plaza
no ss han prime p'ado laa obrss de rs
IpAraei6a do las pltzAs de Coon
AaL jose
-Ha sido propueato para Ia VI
cants do Juex do PsE dc San Stbal
Itikn don Francisco Vslex Rivera, Q
lugar do don Juan B. Angulo que RI
nunei6 el puesto,
Sc espera en- esta eiudAd el nr,
} vo fiscal de este Corts de DIatrito, do
Libertld Torres GrAu.
-Anoehs faeron sorprendidos en-
B sAlle do 10 FortalezA, cEsA Ldnero I
Z los individuos Manuel Suarex Barb
l %. Haraalio Ramos, Hsdro Rodrigu
y VietoriAno Raix do maIos Antee
denteS.
= AL ser dstsnidos por sl aArgen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

Eata ncchs % poudrk "a sseens
en- el TeAtro municipal, { bsnoheio del
<HospitAl de muisres y pifloas 10 50
blime obra soNAMBULA. de Bellinir
con sl siguients reparto:
II Conde Rodolfo, G. Cirino; Te
rcsa, L. Bettini; Amins. Aida Coma
g; Elvins, G. VAnnutalli; Ltss. A,
Perstt; Alessio, T. x.nor; U Notario
G. Nuasi.
CONTADINI E CONTADINE.
La eaeena pasa en- IN lugar d.
Suixa.
Entire el segundo y tercer asto IL
seiiora Aida Gorzsga santsr& lai
CA ROELERAS, del Maestro Chapl,
Aver fu6 arrsstados On sl barrie
sGusrdsrrayas, a jurisdiction do PsM
las. el individuo I,idro Mendcx 30, ue
en- 10 do Julio pssado esesl6 la real
dsnsiA do don Juan TAllAda, lle'Al
dose t3 dollars y ropAs.
-Esta tards & las dos fueron ls
vantados por el depsr.amsnto do to
aorsrfa l embargo On NsrApiito, dos
en Cosmo, 14en Csguas y . en- Ponce,
Han rsgresado DO 10 isla los 90
flores Prostor y Gimenss, sub comi
sionsdo y superintendente del Depar
tsmento del interior.
Ell cuartsl general dc la policfs
puhlicar& el lunes pr6ximo una order
general importsnte assrca dc 10 divi
sion on distritos, demAreacionss, pues
tos y dsstaeAmsnlas dc 10 polieia In.
sular, en- la isla, Por "a muth ex
tension NO publicamos hoy diehA or
den.
En- otro sitio do cate peri6dict
publiesmos 10 importsnts orden gene
raj de tsaslAdo do c chsiales de 10 poll
efa insular.
Ha rgresado do % exeursi6I
el inspector dc SanidAd doetor Lug'
vinas, por los pueblos dc Core eel
Toa Alta, Toa Baia y Dorado.
~Esta msnAns fu6 herido sn Al
bonito, @ lintin RodrigueS, vesino de-
barrio SRoblss , Prsssnts vsria
cc rtusion lsves. Su sgrssor Rsn6
Colon fue detsnido por la poliefa.
Aver 90 frm6 el nombramtent
de don Martin Ira visac; para Hsoi
| do 10 Corte do Dilt:ito do ksySRull
Aver 90 suspsndi6 On sstA Cor
de Diatrito sl sHAbeas Corpus pr
ssntAdo por 81 Abogado Ieror Ross
en- representation de Juan River
Colon, acusado do AmsnAxas y alters
10 pax ! Ii olies. La mosi6n 80 vera
I13 del corrisnts & las dos dc 10 tArd
Eel sub .eomii6 do lA iuveptr
unioniAtA do San Juan .selsbl ara Ju
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
FELIPE TRIGO



trado
Enrique tra de mi On cuanto bsDdco Ell cura.
Oh portentol el hOmbrs de as indsgacioneS. Hsy
bLrdo ncuso apQren gdrneS todo eietvdo para amor
Su deho de Marco que Qutando las coDquist prmero
Pura ueWo AuorG e airve nal bn admnstrado
para ressrCrss puede Ms he trado seG
aA del nues de preerepc nade
aDchc ujoso dorado 81 ene Avn que 10 abre
Por que 10 ene scretos de tAnto cusnto t0ma
zero. 81 mIyordomo Sc goards d sbrrc limitaHs de-
Cirms enseGSndomo el layA:
"A 80 d s2oaici6n mi smgol usted Ie luoa limo
60 mareAi
Oil Me inmuGo H.br6 pensAdo que L1tf..
Sento Impulse de habar sincersn1os; adverto IL
imprudencia de nombrArls nj Aludtl Adsmk 6l
Isunto:
ve usted este 6ss squsI lOs de prefersnea
de esta hAndo usSed 10 sabe ehi deSocupAdos Mas
por qu6 sntoncss que hIciA
ID cams en- el 15l. seQundA que tc1rr6 10 mismc
sptre como por Verlo Entire les aAbAnAG detcubli all
luf
-Qu6 deacuhri6l
All, horquillas, querido :. 6GH sntre otrss
Sac6ndoa del bolGlo me Ii mueatra. Una horouiIa de
concha corrida Ia de ts Cnta esoiral
PAro vsmonos de aqui, Ihade miItsrio Es impru-
dsnte, vsrdadl
despuGs de trAr de mi corrsdor Adeane haca 10
donde detsne untO ap6n de loo como miranda
mar, me de suSni encendemos, sigue:
-CompreDders que encueniro precioso: Ago mas
que hilo de ntQa GS Quien pertenecia horQuila S
70 he advsdo que mi zapIero de San SebAn sempre
vsdo AQunoa d peduusro miranda oa penados Estas
horqus por por iusgOs do cuatro de seiS
On da Gu6 loIpechsr que fueran de ChAro Oro lsh IL
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