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New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

presenting a one-act comedy skit entitled NO
More Trouble; the Military Octet and the Girl
with the Baton OF the most novel musical
acts in vaudeville: Miss Nora Bayes. Jack Lor-
inner Scotch cOmedian Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Barry, in a comedy skit; first time at this the
atre OF Almasio. European comedy juggler;
Irene Lee and her Candy Kids. singers and
dancers and new vitagraph views.
"Eeptune's Daughter at the HippOdrome has
started on Its second century of consecutive per-
formances the Tooth performance having been
given last Friday. This remarkable marine
spectacle with it's mermaids disappearing in
real water, continues 20 be the greatest novelty
shown in a place of amusement In many years
The advance sale OF seats Is so great that there
is every indication that the mermaids Of "Nep-
tunes Daughter" will be spashIng around i'm
the water tank far into next summer The secret
OF their DISAPPEARANCE continues 10 be a puzzlng
novelty. and many speculatiOns are indulged IN
as 10 how Neptune and the chorus of Young
women can remain under the surface The cir
Gus acts In the arena are changed nearly every
week, and Marcelne continues to introduce nov
elites of stage business. Pioneer DAYS" with
fits band OF Sioux Indians. cowboys horses and
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

the capacity Of the playhouse-an artistic sue
cess which is also popular success
The latest Belasco play. "The Rose Of the
Rancho" is a great popular success,
Days Theatre at present contains THE Belle
of Mayfair and large audiences. This typical
English musical comedy quite fits in with the
DAILY tradition.
THE Lion and the Mouse" at the Lyceum
Theatre. continues
''The Chorus Lady" continues 10 crowd the
Hackett Theatre.
Nine Andre has made sensation at the Eden
Music In a remarkable demonstration Of her
'Sononomosto'' assisted by Victor Andre. II
is different from anything hitherto seen and
more resembles what might be termed hypnotic
trance cIairvoyancy. There is no pretence Of
superna tural power. All work is produced by
purely normal methods. and Mr.. Andre desires
tho audience particularly 20 understand that
neither he nor Mrs. Andre is a fortune teller.
Al Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre OF Va
retes will he seen for the first time in vaude-
VILE the American comedian. Harry Bulger, in
an original satircal musical skit There will also
appear last seasons roof garden feature. Lalla
Sebni the bathing girl: Wiifred Clarke g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

prove. II possible, the already excellent dual
performance which has established new
record as a laugh producer
Miss Paula Edwardes continues 20 play the
pert little beggar maid in 1.-The Princess Reg
gar" at the Casino
The beginning of the fourth week Of the stay
of Miss Elsie Janis at the New York Theatre
shows no diminution in the impression the re-
turn Of the ever popular The Vanderbilt Cup
has made. The great automobile race, with its
four racing cars, and the new limitations intro
duced by the star tend TO make this engage
ment one of the most successful Of the season
at this theatre.
Brown OF Harvard continues at the Ma
jestic Henry Woodruff and his college play
still favorites. The three afternoon per-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

The Little Micbus." musical play under the
direction of j. c. Duff. will be given its New
York production al the Garden Theatre next
Thursday evening. George Graves who has
been called the funniest comedian OF England. ="
VIII appear ;n his part OF General des Ifs. the
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

formances-Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
are largely attended by women.
Miss Blanche Walsh and THE Straight Road"
have settled down for a run at the Astor The
atre where seats are now selling six weeks in
advance.
William Collier continues to get Caught in
the Rain" at the Garrick
The Road 10 Yesterday continues TO be trav-
ersed at the Herald Square Theatre
"Brewster's Millions continues at the New
Amsterdam
Miss Anna Held goes on making eyes at the
Broadway.
At Waack's Sam Bernard is enjoying great
popularity
THE Hypocrltes," at the Hudson. continues
for two weeks.
"The Great Divide" is now in it's fourth month
at the Princess Theatre and is stin attracting
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

Sacred concerts will be held each Sunday
evening at $50 and 945 o'clock, respectively
Walter Damrosch visited the hall I'm the course
Of the week. Several months ago he made a
trip TO Holyoke to study the system While he
then considered IL wonderful invention. hs
spoke OF the thin tone and need OF further de-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

Mr. sothern and Miss Marlowe appear at the
Lyr1e on Tuesday in Percy Mackaye's poetic
orsira, Jeanne Dare" A consistent and de-
veloped musical accompaniment, with overture
and entractes. has been composed nv Fred
erfck Converse which has already been analvzed
IN this paper Miss Marlowe. OF course will i'm
personete the Maid 49,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07

The following was in type for
Tuesdays issue but with other
matters was crowded out.
Today was laid to rest Hiram
Perkins, veteran of SO years,
who has been failing for the
past couple of years. Not hav-
ing any relatives here, Lee Roll
ings and wife have cared for
him as tenderly as one of their
own. He was among the first
co1onists and one of the first
subscribers to the Enterprise
which still visited him until he
was too feeble to read. Dur
ing the past year he has been
almost has helpless as child
He was of an excellent, blame
less, character.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07

Frank McAully, lately of New
York City, is new flagman in
the A. B. & A. yards.
Everybody is rejoicing over
the ordinance pertaining to mer-
chants and the sidewalks. Of.
times it has been almost impossi.
BILE to pass, even in single file,
along some stores because of the
merchandise displayed outside
of the store.room.
FOR SALE at bargain, resi-
dence lot on West Suwanee st.
Good immunity. Apply to
]. T. Mathis,
1876 Suwanee St. east of Grant.
For quick loans on improved
farms, cheap rate of Of interest,
see B. J. Reid, F. O. & K. B. ny.
office. #
w. C. Brian, the clever editor
of the Douglas Enterprise was
Fitzgerald visitor yesterday.
He expressed his admiration for
the Fitzgerald Enterprise, which
shows his excellent taste, and we
hereby return the compliment.
"Prevailing Prayer" is the
subject of the morning sermon
at the First Christian Church.
What is your Life?" is the eve
ming topic. Bible School at $50
a. m; Preaching at 1890 a. m.
and 700 p. N. You arc cordial
1y invited to attend these servic-
es.
E. r. Russell
Acting Pastor.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07

Look out for that $40 fine
for throwing paper or trash in
the street or alleys.
Rev. Buch holz, who was quite
i'll the first of the week, is much
improved, and is again actively
at work in the revival services
at the Baptist church.
Over 700 white pupils and 300
colored are now enrolled in the
city schools, with fifteen teach.
ers. The city schools are the
pride of every citizen of Fitz-
gerald.
Fifty dollars month is a
small sum if, when he is after
some unruly citizen, the police
man gets wounded-even if
not fatally. To look at it one
way, the position of policeman
is a soft snap" but there's a
dark shadow, of a bullet from
the dark, ever hanging over
him. Hire loyal, faithful men
and then pay them we'll.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07
Mrs. Walter Harris took the

Mrs. Walter Harris took the
train yesterday, for Ashton.
Mrs. G. S. Graham, took her
departure yesterday for Tam
pa, Fla, called there on account
of the illness of her mother.
Wood yard back of Opera
House, Phone 1874.
Long loans on City property
or Farm lands.
Apply to c. B. TEAL.
Mrs. S. S. Isaacs, of Triton,
who has been the guest of her
brother, Arthur Chaple, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Luella Wood, of Atlanta,
arrived yesterday and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7.
James of Main street.
Roy Morrow who spent the
summer with his cousin, Mrs.
C. w. Hayes, took his departure
yesterday, for bis home in Mil
ford, Nebraska.
VIM. Mccormick was called by
telegram to Triton yesterday, TO
prepare a body for shipment TO
North Carolina.
Ernest Wilkerson, Of St.
George, who has been the guest
of his brother, w. Wi1kerson,
for the past few days, returned
home this morning.
Dr.. L. c. Holtzendorf, of Val
dosts, and S. L. Holtzendorf, of
Savannah, have been the guests
of their brother DR.. C. A. Holt
zendorf, of this city. The three
brothers have just returned
from a ten.days successful hunt.
Miss Gennie Smith, the new
assistant in the High school,
arrived Tuesday, coming from
Sweetland, Team, and will be-
gin her duties next week.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07
New Methodist Parsonage

The committee appointed at a
church conference several days
ago, to provide new parsonage
for the pastors family, bought
the L. M. Bea1l property 4
West Palm Ave-, yesterday.
The price agreed upon was So,
300. and Rev. J. C.. Flanders will
move his family into their new
home about the first of March.
The present parsonage adjoin-
ing the church will be rented
until sold.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07

Rev. ]. w. Barton was over
rom Ocilla, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cole took
the train for Thomasviile this
morning.
T. Griffin took business trip
to Atlanta, returning home this
morning.
Women's clubs and gathering
of women, as a rule, are ignor-
ing the Thaw trial.
There is nothing new in re-
gard to the A. 8. & A, injunct.
ior, in which our citizens are so
deeply interested.
The Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Central M. E. church
will hold it's regular meeting at
the church, Friday p. N. instead
of on Thursday.
Mrs. Flossie Bauder York, OF
lsveland, Ohio, is expected on
train, and will be the guess
of her sister. Mrs. J B. Seanor
OF Main street.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07
THE HOME SAVINGS BANK.

We will take your idle money and allow you interest
four times year for the of it, Our rate is FOUR PER-
CENT per anum but this rate will be increased by COM
pounding allowed to remain through the second quarter
Figure what you have idle and bring to us, and in
case you before the interest paying dates you can
ave it. We pay interest regularly JAM st ApaI H. July l.
and October LIST Of each year, moneys remaining in our
| INTEREST department until those dates
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07
HOME SAVINGS BANK.

saared better when he has saw
GS and thereby accumulate ready cash with
which to egitimatey greater profits In Fitzgerald
opportunities frequently themselves people who could
their money had they not been spending all their days
extravaganza Have Bank account and be prepared to dare
Opportunity, to iuvtea trade for handsome profits
All kept entirely secret from all people except the
needs to know whether have cent
thousand dollars.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07

This Is Securing Day With The HOME SAVINGS BANK
Every day Fitzgerald and the surrounding territory
accounts When people put their money 10 this
bank of it into circulation keeping hand always
meet the daily demands and this circulation he to
huid up the com immunity. We help who needs the
oney him. help the who leaves his
eyHpt by Allowing him reasonable of interest rate
that high for make reasonable profit for the enter
nrisine people who organized the bank.
- HOME SAVINGS BANK
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07
For Sale.

Saw mill. ginnery and grist
mill, so to 100 acres of timber,
so acres very fine. Apply to
HI. YARBROUGH,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07


w. C.. T. u. meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the First M. E.
church at 3 p. m.
Everybody we meet is D-E-E'
lighted over the sidewalk ordi'
nance both as to splitting and the
removal of wares and goods
from the sidewalk.
Rev. J. M. Rushin, of Boston,
will proba bly, be in Fitzgerald,
aud will take part in confering
the Royal Arch degree on sever
al of our local Masons, and may
assist in the Baptist meetings
now in progress,
Wanted, young lady to collect;
call at No. 221 E. Pine St, City.
14-tf
Mrs. G. L. Waters had ar"
ranged to start for Pittsburg,
Pa, this morning when another
telegram came announcing that
there was no hope of her sons
recovery. She postponed her
departure until the receipt OF
another telegram.
A gentleman, just in f r o m
Chicago, ILL.,, tells how the Des-
PLANES n d Sangamon rivers
have flooded Aurora, a suberb OF
Chicago, until on Monday there
was three feet of water in the
business houses. The mercury
dropped to fifteen below zero
and on Tuesday morning the
business men could not get into
their stores for everything was
frozen solid.
The result OF the referendum
vote in the first ward on the
question of refunding the uE
used saloon license, was in the
proportion of about three.fftbs
in favor of the measure, conse'
quently, aldermen Gelders and
Hayes, representing that ward
according to their previous
agreement, both voted for re-
funding the money. The city
council also carried the majority
vote in favor of the measure, the
warrants to be made out for slz
and nine months, with 10 inter
est. Some unpaid taxes and
water and light rents we're frs
deducted from the amount o.
license.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07
City Bills Allowed.

The following bills were allow
ed and paid by the council at its
last meeting Monday night.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-07
: RAILROAD GOSSIP

J. W. Shepherd, of Abbeville'
South Carolina, engineer on Sea-
board Air Line, was in the city
yesterday, prospecting.
H. C. McFadden, general
passenger agent A. B. & A.,
came in yesterday on his private
car BRUNSWICK"
C. B. Butler, of the A. B. & A.
paint department, is home again
after a visit to his parents at
Greenwood, Alabama.
Conductor Newton is still con-
fined to his room.
There is young engineer at
the home of Engineer S. E. Book
er on west Pine Street.
The A. B. & A. engines now
take their drinks at the new
stand.pipe on Ocm ulgee and
Gordon street.
esterday we carried bea uti-
full roses, as large as com mon
coffee-cup, and fragrant with
perfume generated by Georgia
sunshine, to the engineers on the
A. B. & A. 9-35 train. We men
ton this because these roses
were plucked from over-hanging
vines on the porch of Mrs. S. c.
Brown, the vines 1adened with
bursting buds, and out doors.
At the same time kilograms an
nounce the mercury fifty below
zero in some of the northern
states.
F. H. Morrow, on the road,
when i'll unto death, refused to
turn his engine over to the fire.
man but kept his hand on
the throttle of the Cleveland,
(Ohio) Flyer" until he brought
her into the Pittsburg and Erie
station and then staggered from
his cab and died.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-24
O|SQU|S|c|ONES
A mas de afuego. Debe
limitarse su venta.
Los academies.
SOBRE SANDAL
sOBRE SANDAL
Falsi6 caciones. Ell vino y ell
ro,.-Cafe artificial. LAS
grasas y los aceites.

Entiendo que, asi como los
gobiernos prohiben a los farnacfr:-
ticos, vender substancias veneno.
sas, aunque sea para matar ratones
sin orden del medico, con "a misma
logica deberfan prohibir la venta
de armas de fuego sin perm - de Ia
autoridad. Asi no selian tan fire.
'cuentes los homicidios POI impru-
dencia temeraria y tendrian los cri-
minales mss didculta les rara per-
petrar sus asesinatos.
Tampoco debe'ian permitirse
las falsifcaciones de substancias
alimenticlas, dc soil as y liquidas
mas dafiinas que las veraa1cras.
vi en- Ponce meter a la carcel,
a un haitilno, vestido de cocinero
de casa lica, con mucho asto, por-
que vendia unoS faste}ijlo1, que Ia
gthte enContrala muy sabrosos,
confeC( icnados con came de cato
Supongo que Sc le castigo POI
hacer Greer que sus golosinas esta.
ban fabricadas con came de ccrdo.
En- lnuchas nacjoncs la Lev
permite vender sin la etiqueta de
vino artificial liquidos que no tie
men nj ell alcohol de iva, nj los
eteres del viEo natural nj los TAM
nos III tartratos nj demas ingre-
dentes del jugo fermcntajo de iva.
Esto es 10 que Wine de L, p ia 8 de
los EstadoS Uni 'os y se veude q
gran oscala 'n las pulpni1s y On
las conhtyrlds. De modo que 81 us
ted quiere tonar VINO puro tiene
que comprario ell botellaS 8 que Ia
pipa y la botella digan vino lsgiti-
mo de uva, porque 81 entonces no
10 fuese el mercader serla persegui
do por la Sauidad.
Ha sido precise que ocupase
20 este puesto On Sandal, para
comptender e afori>mo de los jiba-
ros; "que el vino haCe daiio micn-
tras que el rom haze provechoo y
en- efecto: I'M rom que no tenga
cobre nj empire tumaS es menos no.
civo que esos br, bajes que Sc ex-
penden cen el nombre de vinos, que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-24
De TODE parties
CincO mil obreros de-
claradOs en- huelga.
En- Caracas.
EsPADA eMACHAQuITO,
Contrato 6rmsdo para t.
rear en- Mexico. .-Temblor
de TERRA en- Guay;qufl.

,Despachos de Londres comu-
nican que en- Caracas, capital de
Venezuela. Sc ha planteado una
huelga general que tiene muy preo-
cupadas 4 las autoridades y al We
cindario.
Cinco mil obreros han para
lizado el trabajo rtclamando el jor-
nal mfnino de dos pesos y la jor-
nlda de ocho horas.
.' FL movimiento huelguista, que
era al principle pacifco, presenta
clda vez peor aspectc, temiendose
que Surjan en- brtve drs rdenes y
colisiones.
La policia ha dettnido q IN
ebrero catalan ell el precise mo-
mento en que iba arrojar una
bomba.
En- Cordoba acaba de ffmai
el espada MachaqAtfo un contrato
ante notario para torear Ell Meji-
co la pr6xima temporadl.
Segnn ese contrato; 1fanha-
quito lidiara ocho corridas en- la ca
pital de aquella Rep1blica ameri-
cana; una de elias sera a bene6cio
del espada, el cual cobrala el be,
nefcio fntegro de la function.
Establecese en- el contrato que
4 Machaqntt0, Sc lie paga'an vein
te mil duros ell moneda espaiiola.
Cuando Sc cel,b be una corida
en- una plaza futra dc la capital tn
Ia que toiee Machaqmh, cobraia
Este cinco mil duros.
Con Machaco iran q Mtjico el
picador LutSito y el banderillero
Camari
A las cinco y media de la
tarde del dia 10 de este messe sinti6
en- Guayaquil--Ecuado -un TEN
blor de terra de mucha duraci6n {
intensidad, que cause gran ranicc
entire los moradores.
Sc atribure Il tcrteroto q la
activida | del Cotoraxi, que arroja
gran cantidad de pi, dras, III vol
can tamhien tmite ll;.mas, que pue'
den v,tse 4 guar dit: ntia. Los
vecinos de Latao unga estan muy
alarmados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-24

4 vtccs contienen Suatancias noCi-
vas para la salud como la fushina.
FL aqua con vino Sc oscurecc
81 lie adicionan un pcco de bicaIbc-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-24

tan 10 acostado; Sc lcvaul0 con el
pfoposlto de tomar aqua, cuando
lie vino el elsegundo esputo, fue a co,
ger la damesana' que contenia el
aqua y al bajar$e entonccs lie vino
Sangre por boca V nariz cayendo al
suelo sin sentido, hasta quedat
mucrto
Hoy ingresaron en- la carcel
Del Dl>tfito, Pedro Chiffon. de Pc
nuela,, por seduction; Rosendo Pi-
ileiro, de Ponce, por acometimiento
agre>idn condenado 90 dias de
carcel, y Gregolio Ponce a. Goyo
Malo, q 10 neses de prisi6n por el
delito de hufto mcnor,
Fl policia Jose Vazquez de,
nuncio ante la Corte de Dist1ito q
Manuel I.eyonez, por hurto menor
en- la casa comcrcial de los sefores
Gon7dIsz Bonin y Co., siendo CON
denado d 20 diaS de pri,i6n.
JaciuIo Molina, d,tenido eli
Ia carcol de Dis'iito por Il delito de
seduction, ccutrajo matrimonio en-
81 dia de aver, quedando en- Ii
bertad por esta causa; pero que.
dando detenido para responder a
otra causa que Sc le sigue por
abuse de con67nza.
FL policia Esteban Santana,
denunci6 d Catalina Pine ( Ines
Rosaly por altcrar IA paz ,ublica
-Dt>lc hoy In vuelto 4 la
cerse cargo de la biblioteca munici
pal don Juan E4bri.
Hoy terlnina q ano escolar
y con este motive en- todas las es.
cuelas celebran este dia los profeso-
res y los alumnos, quedando inicia-
do q periodic de vacaciones por tres
meses
-Ha sido recibido con salts,
facci6n en- esta ciudad, el nombra.
miento para concejales dc nuestro,
es~allos amigos don Pedro Auf.
IIut J don Luis Yordan Davila.
Gov KESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-24
ECOS OIL EXTERIOR
Proyeeto de ley. Pro-
hibiendo en- Francia
el uSo del a1bayaldc.
81 ACTA De IeTAFE
Grafdes discusiones en- los
cfrculos polfticos madrile-
rs .Denuncia presentada.

La Camara de los diputados
francesa Sc ocupara dentro de POGO
tempo de TN asunto va tratado en-
el Senado de aquella Rep1blica y
que interesa grandemente q los
obreros de todos los paises obliga-
dos a manipular con tan peligrosa
substantial.
Sc trata del albayalde, que
tantas victimas produce, sobre todo
entire los obreros pintores.
El gob;erno fraucGs habia pre-.
sentado I'm proyecto mediterranean
te prohibitivo; pero en- Ell Senado
encontr6 bastante oposici6n, y fue
modifcado en- algunas de sus parties.
FL senado Sc limit6 a establecer
la prohibition del uso del albayalde
EN- todos los trabajos de pintura, CO
cualquier naturaleza que fuesen, en-
el interior de los e e1idcios; zero re-
chaz6 el precepto contenido en- el
prim two proyecto aprobado por la
Camara de los Diputados, por el
cual Ell ministro del Trabajo podria
ext5pder Ia prohibition 4 los ira
bajos exteriores.
Claro esta que este es dismi-
muir considerablemente la efcacia
y el alcance de la ley, hasta el
punto de quela Comisl6n nombrada
por la Camara Sc MEGA a aceptar
las profundas modi6caciones intro
ducidas por el Senado
En- los circulos politicos de
Madrid Sc afrmaba hace POGO con
alguna insistencia que el acta &c Je-
tafe no serA para el candidate iberal
Jer6nimo del Moral, pesar de ha-
Der sido declarada grave y de haber
presentado la denuncia el senior
Sanchez Guerra.
Decfan los que Sc precian de
bien intormados que habra election
parcial Ell Nquel distrito, y que sera
presentado, con caracter de minis
terial, el periodista y gran amigo
de Maura, don Salvador Canals
-Habitaciones de alquiler pa
ra personals solas, SITS semanales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-24
NOTAS De PONCE
Fallecimiento repentino en- la ca>
lie del Coto >>Nombramiento
de Concejales,

JUNO III En- Ia ma1ana de
hoy tuHo conocimiento el Departa-
mento d. Sanidad de la repentina
mu'rte de un indiyjduo en- Ia calle
del Cut0.
Aconpai1amos al ohcial de di-
cho Departamento al lugar del ST.
ceSo d las nucve Y media de la
mafana, y una vez ALI penctramos
Ell una peQueila casa situada en- un
corral Ell el que Sc encontraba el
fsllecldo medic cuerpo recostad6 50
bre q Seto todo banado en- sangre
con una pequcha damesana de aqua
entire las piernas tapada con un pc
dazo de papel,
FL individuo Sc lIamaba Ave
limo Ortiz y Negr6u, como de 60
amos de dad
Hacia varios dlas Sc encontra-
ba enf,rmo, y no ha mucho sc habia
mudado a ese barrio con su hernia
ma Margarita a la casa contigua que
d. frente a la calle.
Con motive de los excesivos
calores determine trasladar un catre
a la casita del interior para pasar
ALI las noches, acoStumbrando le-
vantarse muy de maiiana para aspi-
rar el aire libre.
En- la maflana de hoy, viendo
su hermana que no Sc levantaba
siendo va tarde, determine llamarle,
pero este no contestaba eutonce>
una de las vecinas asomanloae por
an agujero de Ia puertl VIC parte
de su cuerpo tendIda On q su1lo
Su hermana Margarila lIamd d va
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