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The bee., 1906-06-21
TRYING TO FOOL FARMERS.
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afford to identify themselves
with the trust of union labor
any more than they can afford
to identify themselves with the
trust of capital. Only IL per
cent of the population of the
State of California can join
either the trust of capital or the
trust of labor. The other great
So per cent is being fieeced to
finish by both.
Farmers and orchardists in
general should keep a lookout
for items like the one above
and see to it that they are not
caught with the sophistry of
such monopolies. III e r b g II
George in Los Angeles Times.
The bee., 1906-06-21
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
Collide on MiddIesboro Division OF [. &
IRE

Middlesboro, KY June 10
In a collision between a through
freight train on the Louisville
& Nashville railroad two miles
north of Middlesboro several
persons were injured, one per-
haps fatally.
The injured are: Miss Ida
Arnold, Stony Fork, KY, limbs
and hips badly bruised, prob
ably internally injured; Mrs.
James Sama, Pineville, KY, left
arm and left knee injured; En-
gineer j. P. Padgett, of Corbin,
KY, left leg badly bruised ;
George Griffith, fireman, of Jelli-
CO, Tenn, left hip and left arm
injured; Mrs. William McBur
ney, Pineville, KY, b d y
bruised; Miss Lucy Bingham,
Pineville, bruised; Conductor j.
B. Douglas, Jellico, bruised not
seriously; Mrs. J. S. Ward and
son, Fred, of Straight Greek,
KY, bruised; g. l.. Hunt, Mid
dlesboro, face bruised.
The responsibility for the ac-
cident rests with the crew of the
freight, who failed to go into
siding at Excelsior.
The bee., 1906-06-21
moRroSs GAP sEws-coIoRED.

The sick are. Richard Brown,
Sarah McNary aud Winnie Thomp-
son.
Rev. Ventress filed his regular
appointment at the Baptist church
Sunday.
The following persons went to st.
Charles Sunday to a rally: Mrs.
Richard Brown, Nancy Brown and
Paul Brown. They report grand
time.
A most enjoyable affair was the
birthday reception given by Mrs.
Lucy Green and Robt. Hall, Jr.
Different courses were served and
large number of friends attended.
The bee., 1906-06-21
Double Daily Service to Mexico.

Over 10 hours saved from St. Lou
is to City of Mexico via the shortest
and quickest line, the Iron Mountain
Route and connecting lines, through
Little Rock, Texarkana, Longvlew,
San Antonio and Laredo. Through
Pullman sleepers from St. Louis
2:2l p. IN. and $500 p. m. daily. Ell
egant Dinner Car service. Now is
the season to visit enchanting Next
co. Low rates, liberal stop over
privileges. For information, rates,
descriptive literature, see nearest
Ticket Agent or address r. t. g..
Matthews, It. P. A., Iron Mountain
Route Dol, Norton Bldg, Louisville,
Kentucky.
The bee., 1906-06-21

Prayer by Rev. H. Amos.
Welcome address by VIM. Han
cock.
Address on behalf Of Eastern Star
Sisters by Mrs. Celia Dunlap, P. r,
O. NJ.
Response by J. E. Todd, D. D. G..
NJ.
Sermon-Rev. r. B. Hendricks.
James Dunlap, w. NJ, Master OF
Ceremonies.
The public is cordially invited.
The bee., 1906-06-21

( Mrs. Rosa Bogus and daughter,
Myrel, visited friends and relatives
near Nortonvllle last week.
I Mr., Fate Wilks, after spending
several days at Dawson, has re-
turned somewhat improved.
7 Miss Bessie Coleman, of Hop
kinsville, is visiting Mrs. Mary
Smith and friends this week.
The picnic at Hecla Saturday was
a success. Many people from Mad :
isonville and IlsIey attended.
Zadok Lodge F. & M. Will ho.d
divine services Sunday at $3.50 p. m
at the A. NJ. f. church. The public
is invited.
A game of base ball was played at
Hecla Saturday between Earring
ton and Ilsley. Darlington won by
score of 10 to 0.
Rev. Sharp, of jacksonville; has
been filling Rev. Keeton's pulpit
while he was absent with credit to
himself and his church.
Mr.. 1. H. Edmondson, OF Kansas
City, Mo-, is visiting his brother, J..
e. Edmondson, and his m n v
friends. He is looking and doing
well.
Rev. II. A. Keeton and family
have returned home after several
weeks absence. They report nice
vacation and return much i'm
proved.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed. Smith, Misses
Emma Payne and Dora Cheatnam,
OF Henderson, were the guests Of
MI. aud Mrs. s. r. Driver Saturday
and Sunday. They returned home
Monday night.
The citizens of Ilsley have made
ample arrangements for a Masonic
celebration on Saturday, June %,
and we should all attend as the
band, base ball boys and lodge of
this place are going.
rhe musical entertainmentwhich
was given by the G. M. z. church,
was success. The quartette of Hen
derson rendeie ed number of solos,
duets and ouartettes assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. s, r. Driver and others.
Sunday was rally day at the c.
M. E. church and the little flock
raised the sum of $l50.05. Mrs. l..
B. CavsnauRh's club raised $40 Of
this amount. A quartette from the
First Baptist church of Henderson,
cheerfullv gave assistance on this
occasion.
Zadok Lodge No. 30 F.& A. M,
and Hagar Chapter No. 100. e. S.,
will hold services at the A. NJ. E.,
Zion church Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock, The program Is as follows:
Scripture lesson by Rev. Jones.
Song by the Choir.
The bee., 1906-06-21

Clarence Palmer, colored, was
arrested at Dawson Tuesday by
Detective Frank Tribble charged
with breaking open car OF
merchandise on Monday. Moth
ing was missed from the car, but
a clew found at the scene of the
crime led to Palmer's arrest. He
was placed IN the Madisonville
Jail to await trial.
The bee., 1906-06-21
coLoRED COLUMN
EDITED BY JAMES f. TODD.

Rev. ]. K. Jones has moved into
the parsonage and feels at home
now.
Miss Bessie Amos Is still quite ILL.,,
but she bears her Affections very
cheerfully.
There will be q musical program
rendered tonight at the A. NJ. K.
Zion church.
Mrs. Jane Morton visited Mrs.
Jones, of Mortons Gap, and reports
a pleasant stay.
Messrs. 1. II. Edmondson and AL
bert Dunlap are spending the Home
coming week here.
Rev. Moppin, pastor OF Hopkins
ville's G. NJ. Il. church, filed Rev.
j. E. Jones pulpit Sunday.
The bee., 1906-06-21
Meinkoth- Jennings.

Miss Kate Meinkoth, of Tren-
ton, ILL.,, and Mr.. Jno. Jennings,
of Hecla, near here, Will he
united in marriage at the home
of the bride today. The bride
is the daughter of a prosperous
miner and is popular in her home
town. The groom is an en-
ploye of the st. Bernard Mining
Co., and is universally liked by
all who know him. They are
expected to arrive Saturday and
will reside at Hecla.
fOiey'S Honey and Tar
heal. 1fru0S and Sfs1ne fho <,nu~h
The bee., 1906-06-21

How Are Your KidneysT
Dr. Hobbs Pills a, sSPsy s ss
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
STOCK MARKET HAS
 WEAK APPEARANCE
Unloading and Profit aking Prevail Shannon Is the
 Feature Of the Day.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

Today's market witnesses consid- erable unloading and profit taking. From the early morning this was ill evidence and at the close there was still more evidence. Sellers appaF ently are in Ithe majority with oid- ders holding off expecting to see low CT figures. which from indications is very probable.
 Superior x Pittsburg broke almost a point at the close of the day, the stock coming out at s25.50. Denn-Arizona apparently has also seen sople selling and sold as low as s19.37. Denn ought to be picked up at these figures.
 SnaItuch-Ari2ona is about the strongest stock on the list and from the tone of the market the public are getting interested in the offering. Bids of s34.I5 fail to locate any of it, and 1 would not be at all surprised to see much better prices. For an in- yestmenI l see no better buy than Shattuck, as tfeerc IS very little doubt that they will be on a dividend basis before many months. Cheap Shat tuck is thing of the past. Warren, about noon, fell off con- siderably, stock has been offered at $15.00 with no takers. and at the close was offered at s14.50.
 American at the opening was very weak and closed weak.
 Globe consolidated lost some of her activity by the decline of Old Domin- ! ion, and at the close was offered at l s9.00 but during the day sales were made at S9l2
 | Black Mountain also declined at the close. Old Dominion acted some 1 what the reverse to what was eX- pected, this stock was expected to have seen better figures today, but on the contrary it closed at the low point Greene closed at s25.00 bid. i Shannon was the whole thing to- 2, day, sales being made at s17.50 on the announcement that a dividend oi
 50 cents per share had been declared
 This does not give the public "s reliable information as to whether
 this is a o,sarserIy or yearly divi dend. The news, howeve-, must have
 been discounted as at the close there was some stock offered at $16.62.
 Cananea Central holds well at S2:
 to S23.50 and as stated before. 1t looks
 as though the stock was begged al
 that figure. I think that this stocl
 ought to be bought up at this price. Closing ouotafions-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26

Oct. 25, i9o6.-Coppers dur ing the first three hosrs today presented a strong attitude and prices were firm with good trading. At the close, how ever, 1t Is very apparent that a turn in the other direction has taken place. Throughout the list declines are notice able, especially among those stocks which generally take the lead. such as Greene, Cen tral and Superior & Pittsburg.
 Denn, which yesterday took on considerable strength is down with the rest and even shows signs of greater weak ness than the others mention ed. Globe. Black Mountain and East Butte are about the only ones holding firm in the face of this afternoons set back. Globe is particularly strong with the tendency for the price 10 go considerably higher. Warren is showing very well under existing condi- tions. l. ought to be bought, we say, on any slight breaks for 1t is certainty that you will see no big breaks from present figures in this stock and the shares are entitled. and are going to sell for much higher. The fact Is. most any of the stocks on the boards are excellent buys at prevail ing figures.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
OLD DOMINION.

Directors of the Old Dominion com pany met in New York recently.
 The matter of capitahzing construc- tion expenditures was considered, but in view of the strong copper market, present and prospective. it was deem ed wise to continue to carry on the business of the company as heretofore. paying for capital expenditures out of earnings.
 The matter of dividend was not con sidered and will not be until after Professor Douglas and President c. s. Smith returned from a visit to the property.
 Professor Douglas has already left for the west and Mir. Smith leaves on November 2.
 The Phelps, Dodge interests express the belief that the price of copper for the entire year of 1907 will average at least 20 cents per pcdnG. That firm sold 100, 900 pounds yesterday for Feb. ruary delivery at 22 l-2 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26

ing world. Of the thousands of new companies now being foated. not one in fifty will be successful. and that one will probably have to be reorganized as prom oters as rue are taking out rageously large blocks of the stocks of their companies to themselves in payment for their services. and ab- sorbiHg so much of the rest in com missions and expenses, that the pro- noted companies are starting forth on their careers like beggars with hardly dollar in their pockets
 cannot too strongi. warn the pub lie against putting its money into the stocks of wildcat companies. The very best securities are none too good for a great and permanent increase in the values of small obscure enterprises without having a much greater rela- tive advance in the best grade of se- curities.
 Stocks which look attractive be- cause of their low prices usually rep resent nothing else than a greater sub division of the capital of the company. For illustration: Nevada Utah, with 750.00 shares of stock, quoted on the I curb around A has a market valua- tion of $3,562.500. I understand that 1t is not producer and that it holds at least one, the best of its three prop critics, on 6 lease and bond on which | 1t has as yet made no payment. This company is selling for million dol lars more than the Franklin mine, for twice as much as the Michigan, for only half a million less than Allouez. l and only $I,500,000 less than shan non. all of which are demonstrated enterprises with properties paid for, | equipment in place and money in their treasuries. The reason the stocks of the latter companies look so much higher than Nevada-Utah is that all four of them together have smaller number of shares. 15o,00o less, than Nevada-Ctah alone.
 The dividend action of the Amalga.
 mated is in keeping with what other copper mining companies have beer doing for a year past and what they
 will probably continue to do for {
 year to come. The best copper stock
 are still cheap. On every reaction
 would buy Amalgamatei, Coppe
 Range. Calumet 6 Arizona, Nortl
 Butte. Utah Consolidated, Tennessee
 Copper, Greene, Butte Coalition, Utai
 Copper, Boston Consolidated. Bing
 ham, Michigan and Balaklala.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26

Yesterday at the Spray shaft the record for the isumrer of cars lifted to the surface in one day from any shaft in tha Warren District was badly beaten. This record previous ts yesterday stood at l0l1 cars made at the Spray two weeks ago. It was planned that this record should be beaten yesterday and the shift come on duty with the intention of hoisting l2O0 cars in eight hours. and this task would have been accomplished had 1t not been that some parts of the hoist iAg apparatus had to be adjusted be- fore the work started. When time was called to quit work at the end of the shift 1t was found that 11S7 cars had been hoisted and marked up on the score board. and the exact time In which this record was made was seven hours:
 R. E. Kohler is the mining foreman
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
Hagen & Co.
Brr kers ard Promoters.

DIV NciS di'O EtVitIUtS3 Ss
 Front Rooms, New Telephone 5Ido., Phone t35, 6isbee, Arix. The handling of .6onanxa Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission. OUR SpR CiAlTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our office "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Mlehigan-the HUB Of the 6onanxa Circle Companies
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
HOSTING RECORD
 BROKEN AT SPRAY

who looked after the work under ground, while Thomas H. Rodgers di- rected the handling of the cars as boss. Coming of from their shift the boys who had accomplished the rec ord-breakng hoisting feat were Jubi- lant.
 Following is the number of cars handled from the several levels in the shaft: From the 400 level 13s cars were hoisted; from the 500 foot level S90: from the coo level S1 cars and 9S oars from the 500 foot level.
 An average load for a car is 1500 posnds of ore. which would make the total hoist for the seven hours 1885, 600 pounds.
 The boys at the Spray are not wor- rying over the probability of their record being beaten, though they ex- pect some day to make the record on even twelve hundred cars.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
BUILDING ON JoHNsoN ADDITION

That the Johnson Addition is scheduled to become very popuious section of the district. Is evidenced by the fact that the contracts for the building of four brick sore buildings, and for seven new dwellings have al ready been awarded. The construc- tion work on the new buildings will be commenced within a fed days.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26

WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct. 25.- Thos. P. Cawkins was today appointed postmaster for Paradise, vice F., H. christy. resigned. A possofice was also established at Maxton in sYava- pal county and ". H. Car was ap- pointed postmaster.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
Thursday. October 25. 1906.

Speaker Cannon is unloading soaie of his troubles at the White House, and they will be much heavier when he finds the majority in the next hausa seing led by John Sharp VII Hams.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25

O. N Of Club do Y. KsewAAha d
o.. % 9en Er@aalses, 90 vendaa DOS
seleies do ore eaAa ssEaanas eatFs %
seetos, abouanas oo.so 8 Lee semAnAl.
L. Ultima ssusaaA ohtav0 uno don
Ggm6a NaaA', soeso n&maro ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
MAS De CAGUAS
Fallece Ia sonora dcfa Palmi.
ra de Sofa. -Lcdo. Marquee
Roig. - Mister Post.
ELISA TAvAREZ
Joyenes del Battalion de Puer-
to Rico de paso para Ia
ciudad del Sur.

Despo6s dc larRa sntsrmsdad ha
j6 4 10 iumba 10 q 10 fa6 msdrs sman
tfsima y modslo dc ssposa doGA Pal
mira dc golG, su s~ntisrrro faG sni
mapifsstasi6n de ddslo 6u dsseon'
solado ssposo & hips rsslban Eusstrc
mGs ssnt'do p6sams.
-Dsspu6s de vArioa dfas Do en-
fermsdad % hallA on frauca aonvAls
eencia nusstro amigo Of Lcdo. Mar
Qusz Roig.
-Esta nochs 90 espsra oil Rssreta
rio dc Puerto Rico Na,r Post. Con
tel motive han ado soAvosados los 90
K1rss del Ayuntamisnto.
-Hs ~rsgrssado & Arssibo 10 aplau
dida piauista saHora slisA TAvarez
Do Storsr, dsspu6s do selsbrsr dol
sonsisftos On ssta eiudad, Nusstrs
rsspssuosa dsspsdida & los esposoa
aitados.
de paso para Ponce sstuvieron
On ssta poblasi6n los j6v,nts del Ra.
sall6n PusrtorriQueno.
FRANoA MAR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
De lQU| De ALA
De1a de pub'icarse en- Paris,
ror pri era yes, Ell diario
sLes Petites Affiches.>
UNA DEGOLlACION
Crimen por cinco csntavos.
El protagonista es I'm bar.
bero de Brooklsn,

III do Mayo dei6 do puhliears,
% Paris. por primsrA vs2 On trsssisn
toe anos. 81 psri6diso mas antique do
mundo: sLes Petitss Afa .hsy.p
Hs sparssido diarismsnts dssd.
fnss del Siglo XVI. "a publieadt
sismprs avisos dc arriendos eirv'sr
tee dcm6atieos. Solo una huslga d,
saiistas pudo obljgAr 0 sus dusfos
rompsr 10 tradisi6n de tres siglos.
Al die siguisnts continue publ
sAndoss llsno dc diasulpas y con o.
p~rop6siso do no rsiAaidir hasta 10 con
sumaci6n dc LOT siglos.
FL barbsro JoaI Bdf Alo. qss
tisns % sstablssimlento On OIL n6merc
40s de 10 Avsnida Colum bis, Brco.
klyn. sstims On ten POGO 81 vida Ia
mana. que por no hAbsr podido e.
narae sineo eentavos, 10 eort6 oil cue
Ito & sno do sus pArroQuisnos Gui'
llsrmo 0aillan, vsndsdor do period
COS, sisgo. sntr6 On 10 tiends para
haesrss sfsitar. dirigi6ndoss 6 10 tor
ezra silla. cargo do "a smplsad do.
mas oil bar bro inslsti6--sn que 20 sen
tara On 10 pr!msrs, que 81 atisnds,
ganAndo asi los dies s~sntAvos somple
tos, Qas % eobran Allf por sf.itAr,
puss los dependencies no tisnsn susldo,
sino 10 mitad do 10 que pagan lol
parroQuianos y 10 propina que lea
dan.
Por 40 ss asomod6 OIL eis 20 On la
ailla que hahfa sseogido. sin hscsr
saso dol barbsro y cate oil vsrlo, 90
o. farssi6 do tel msnsrA, que &C gisndo
una navsis = rsshassndo 81 smpleado
que 90 ~aprsstsbs & trabsiar, di6 an
tsio On Of susllo oil ole 20. Of eual mo
rilA. Los policies que aeudisron 4
dstsnsr & csc sslvsis, tuvieron que
ponerls una samisa Do fuerxa, pues
90 dsfsndi6 contra clos, como. an
ensPgGmsno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
A|caria Municipal de Yahucua
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA

ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
FL Consejo Municipal de
este pueblo ha acordado re-
matar en- subasta pdblica, Ia
obra de construction de un
aeueducto, valorada On veinte
nail quinientos cchenta dellars
sesenta centavos, y sehal6 pa.
ra Ell acto del remate Ell dia
trelnta y uno de Octubre CO.
rriente 4 Las dos media p. m.
Los pliegos .de condicio-
mes, ordenanza demas datos
relatives al mis- mo, Sc encuen.
tran de manifesto en- Ia Sc
cretaria Municipal donde po-
dr& verlos quien 10 desee.
Yabucoa, IP. ?. Octubre
19 de 1906.
JOSE L. BERRIos,
Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
Ell CARALLERO DE CASA ROJA

r6 Apsarso con inquietud; y not6, no ain bastante sOrpreas. Quss
isrdinOro no IsvAbR Ell CAbalo . 10 Cuadra.
Maurioio sntr6; aQuel die sstaba do una hsrmosurs rssplan-
dacente. So uniform0 ue0ro, con grsndes s0Ispas vucltAS, %
pisrnaa mOdsladss sObrs As dc Apollo y ss hsrmosOs cbsllOs que
desoubrlAn una frsnte e~Spacioa , bru6ida, hacian dc 81 I'm tpo
do hermosura y sleganOia.
Entr6; como hsmoa dicho, 90 presanCa dilat6 81 corSx6n de
GenOvsvs. zoe le rsoibi6 con ls mayores muestras dc algeria.
All comets con nosotros, no O. verdad2
Todd 10 cOntrario, ~Ciudadans. die Mauricio con frialdad;
vsnia . psdros psrmiso para ausentarme.
-AusentGF0a
ST. los ssuntos de ID sscci6n reclamln mi presanCis; vi
DO venido. hA ado s0lamente porQue temia incurrir On 10 nota de
~impoitiCo.
GsnOvsvs snti6 OprimfraeIa de nusvo 81 corss6n.
oh Dies milo. die. ~ Dixmsr que no come sQui. Dix.
msr Que ssp0rsbA hAlsros q 50 vusIts y me habfa mandAdo que %
datuVi ssl
Ali cOmprendo % 81 motive de vusatras instencias, ss-
fora. H4hft 70 una ordsn de vusTtro mlHdo; 70 me adivinabG
ESQ. CoSndo me ~o0rre0ir6 dc mi tatuidadf
-Mauriciol =.
-Puesto que no sstS aquf D xmer, tImpooo dsbo qusdarms,
pOrQus 81 aussncis sark IN motive mas de incomodidAd para vou.
-Por uuE9 pr00unt6 timidaments GsnoVeVR.
-EorQua TODD 10 que hac6ls me prueba que pT0curAis eVitAr
mi pTssenciS; porQua 81 he vuelto 3 sata casa ha sMo pOr v0s, por
v0s soA, bien 10 sGb6tV, y sin embargo, no he cesado de snccntrar
tssigos . vusstro hdo.
Ed dio GsnovavA, volv6s q entadaros J sin embargo
hSgs eusntO puedo.
No por cisrtO. G ,novsvs, todAvfa podGis hlcsr mas, puea
pod6is rOcibirme como antes & ~despsdirms dc una vtx.
-Vamob MSurioiO. dHo GSnovevs, cemprendOd mi siuI-
eiop, advid.d mis- EugustisS, no seals trno conmiGc.
I 10 loven Be Scere6 q Ell J le miro con tFiatexa.
Msunco guArd6 silencio.
Zero que QusrGi' de Mi continue GenoVOvR,
-Qoeris amarOs, GsnovsVa. porQus ConoECO que no pusdo
Hivir sin zee amor.
-NAuriCic, lpor pisdadl
-En se case, SCI .rA txdlm6 Maurice, Sark pTssiso de-
hrmO mOir,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-25
ALktANDRO DUMAS

Maurcio halo ssA On % 0abin0te, apacibs como aiam-
pre- y aaenta con 81, pero 9 90 Ad0 hAbiA ana joVan camareYa, con
10 cucarda tricoIor, mafoAndo pa6asIos en- el Alf6izar ID 10 ventans,
y Ia Cual no abandOn6 60 Asisnto nj an instAnte.
MAuricio frunoi6 oil cs6o, 10 que obaervUdo Dor Gonoveva,
redobl6 Sus atenciones; psro como NO llsv6 IL ~smabilidsd hasts a
punto Dc ds:psdr : il iiovsn O6oiOs; Msurioio 20 imp.ois M =
90 RETRO una bora antics que de Costumbra.
TodO este pOdlA cor easuAidAd; ai % cue 90 feniQn6 Mau.
Tioio' Por otEa parts, ca sQuslla tards era tan terrible ls Blua-
ei6u, cue aunQue AAuTco vivia hAcfa mucho tempo fuera do L.
p0Einca. IIeg6 AI rumor hsSta 81. NsoesitkbAsa nads monos que
10 saba de nm partido cue habfa rainado deE msGss On Francis pc.
70 diSIraoHs IN momsnto do 50 amor.
Al dia siguisnts bbssrv6 Gsnoveva L. misma conducts, y
~prsv6ndola Mauricio. haba arreglado 50 plan de ataqus; psro
los dies minutes dc hsber lsgadO, visndo que IL camArerS dsE-
pu6s de haboT marcsdo ma docona de pa6uaIoa, ampexaba a hAoer
10 mismo con sss doCenas de- ssrvilstas, sc6 80 rdoi 90 lsvent6,
sAud6 . GsnoVeva, y psHt6 sin deir una soa paIabra.
Hizo MAJ; 81 partir no voIv6 10 cara una soa YES; GeDoveva
aus 90 hAbia lavsntado para eeguirIa con 10 vista 81 trAv6s del jar.
8 caer en- 50 silh4 Oonstsrnsda al YER Of sfsOto dc "a dipIomacia.
Rn este momsnto sntr6 Dixmsr.
Sc he msrchAdo Aauricio, exclam6 lleno de ssombro.
ST, baIbuCe6 GSnOvsvA.
-ParO 81 no haca NADIA que habfa IlsgsdoI
-HICfa IN OuartO do bora POGO MAJ 6 menOs.
-Bn se case volvsrEl
10 dude mucho.
-DsiAdnOG, AsuOsns, dio D,xmef.
LIE csmarsrA habh tornado este nombre De Hor, por Odio
al de Maria, que hsbfH tsnidO ID ~dsgrAcia de llavar cOmo ID aus
triacs.
ObadeCiendo 81 mandate do 50 amo. 90 hvant6 = sal6.
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