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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17
Carolina Again
Is First.
(Continued From Page One.)

tories. recitation halls. nor study halls.
It consists entirely of a succession OF
cottages built in squads, two tWo-room
brick cottages, dOS-a-doS. save for a
tutors room and a recitation room
sandWiched in betWeen Each cot
tage houses four boys, the total being
eight boys to a tutor. The cottages
are substantially built, are one story in
height, and have verandaS. There is
a green or campus, and q pump, and a
single,roOm refeCtory. common to all.
Certain advantages are at once APP
parent-a small fre-loss, for but one
cottage car be destroyed at a time; a
minimum expenditure in running ex-
pense, little service being required and
no insurance being carried; a high
percentage Of prOfit, not only because
of the foregoing reasons, but also be-
cause of the fact that the initial cost
of a cottage-planned school, where
land is cheap. is small as compared
with that of other and more elaborate
ly designed schools; the total elimina-
ton of such unhygienic features as
dormitory life Steamboat. poor ven
tilation, crowded clasSroomS: and last,
and most important of all, the GER
tainty of securing for the boy. privacy,
together with something resembling
home life.
The actual design of the Bingham
school is not to be commended Ar
CtlljtCluld ally, IL ledN - ll1uCIt " pt ut-
sired. But the central thought, that
of the cottage plan in schoolhouse
building, is a thought worthy Of being
studied and elaborated by Northern
educators; for by means of it two
ideals are attained-a minimum of ex-
pense in building and administration,
and a certain intimate relationship or
companionship as between pupil and
master.
There is no single instance that l
know of in North Carolina. the Bing-
ham school being a private school,
where the State has adopted this cot
tage plan OF schooIhouse building; but
a modification of the idea is to be
found in the six students cottages
at the Globe Academy, Caldwell coun-
ty. an institution both private enter
prise and public school Here a GER
tain number of students are expected
to occupy cottages. boarding them
selves. These cottages are modelled
after the two and three-room cabins
of the mountain whites, and the life
led in them is the home life of the
farm. Housekeeping and all, plus only
the study.
But both State and missions are ex-
nerimenting with parents cottages"
a movement interesting alike to the
student of education and the settle
ment worker because il is a move
ment toward the closer afiliation of
the home and the school-by the
OF the parent to the school
an entirely new departure in educa-
tiOnal practise. At first it would
seem as if the idea We're restrictive in
| scope. as if it were only practical for
rural or mill districts. but after one
! has mastered it. one sees that if Is
but the opening wedge. SO to speak.
to an endless chain of possibilities. AT
Boone, Watauga county the "Appala-
chan Training School, the only
mountain normal school in the State,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17
GRAN MAMMALS LOOM.

Gran mammals old loom You re-
rernber, | know.
For oftentiInes, may be, you've sat
on its seat;
And lock ed on the treadle~ suspend
The long swinging treadles where rest
ed her feet.
The high hanging bath, enclosing
The harness, the shuttle, the lever.
the beam;
The C~licky-bang. bang, hen it
got under way,
With everything as smooth as q
stream.
But oh. before weaving, what work
to be done,
The wearisOme Carding-the hum OF
the wheel;
How long before warp aGd the fill
ing is spun.
The winding blades hankins-the
brooches they reel.
The banks for the dyeias of va-D
and Of wool
OF black, brown or yellow, or indigo
blue
The cop2'ras thrown in to make the
dye ''prOCf."
IT must be set right whatever you
do
Now spooling and varying and
wirdings begin:
The drawing the warp through har-
ness and sle.-
BY and by she'll be ready to put
the cloth in
The meddlesome children kept out
Of the Way
Clicky-bang-bang, from the morn
ing till nioht.
Fast swings the fat'n while slow
Creeps The yard:
Yet heard not q murnur at labor 50
hard.
But the loom is now goae-no yes
tige is seen.
Good Gran Mamma, too, has Ions
passed away:
So I thourht we might talk of the
days that have been,
And the Notwithstanding" of the
loom in her day.
BILL DRAKE.
n. G. Soldiers Home.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17
C5i. Er,an's illustrated Book Of ir@'"

7ac success of Col Ergar# NF~
b9of. The ola World and d.. "a
gives striking testimony O. '
on r popular nina 4t
ana profusely illustrate H'
Journey around the World
been issued five ana
advised that. IA that short p"'."'
large editions aFgr"g1fL"S
copies have been called f9T t".
ports Of agents. which have been
Tnitted to us. would iudicai. '-
demand for II IS well nigh
L and uniyersaI-that " 1E.''
for any other book puhli#ne-
subscription trade since tn@
Grants MEMOIR" COL
book with Ike success drt..- .,
10 sympathetic element
But 1t ha- ON '-r
the people the enduring feeling
sonal confidence ia the ~
and intellectual integFitE "i "a.
1t has an equally Il
mtration for his brilliant d'l. "a
the untiring energy that ei-- .r
70 cover the world in his 7.
and to photograph ana e.
in his inimitable way VIZ
cial place Col Bryan IS ef~t I'd.
gaTced, at home and abroa' .t-
force in American affairs 2
ent Of men and Of ~gDFeEHt'
governmental conditions, "t# ,r.
Ions and { nclusions pf#l'-
terest the people. Hen. usa
sale Of his book. d~eeerlpi't' ,.-
and things seen during hts 10
around the world and ..-.
nations. 1t f. ~yitalized bt .
e~ngraVings from photesT -.c-
by him or under his supr' .-sg
.resenting men. places ana IT,
interested him and thar
terest every American ret-
a most unique presentatl9f rss
erfully interesting journey .-,-.
caught the attention Of t..
and met with great DEM
sold only through soliciting I'm.
The Thompson Pub44-- .~sr
pany, st. Louis Mo. are taf se9
publishers. They adyertlsr ~.
in another column OF this ISSUE
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17

Concord was the principal actor
An entertainment had h@rn aFfaHS-
I'D for Friday night. End ine ~
settings uere lacking IA furuita =
hence the young Lads III question -
informed that SIC could hud = carp
stool and ether asrsghsrFal1A "a RFs
attic. ard with the dctsr-nsuAuao g
all the girls at school she auets1et
a ladder aud reached the fandi1E 81
rcctiy over ore - the class rooms
While rumraagtnS around fer thc dc-
sired furnishings. she made a 1t~ ?
and struck = weak phase III th~ 80 s4-
which WAS . latne3 p(Asf~Ff"E
ceiling gave WAY. II cour~~. AHt
the Young gtri started sn a dowr"a-d
Journey L. the class room some tat~tf
feet below. However. she era obs1 \
-after and hung tsssrc s3>pvEat4 ~
rnIG-aiT until oil %Cke a WORSE Oh
the campus AMI Que OF " uT"fc>>
renchCd her and made the Tv~CG" axe
exp, rierc. was tn~4lltnr Ia iar "%-
trome. and Il IL a Thousand uaHt,fS
that the young woman SaS ias -
hold ou- - luHE sac w.ss ned
ana bruised pretty baal5. but 10 -
rsus damage resulted
CEc of the largest classes 3n t1s
was holding forth aire - hT-
meath ne. and K * satC tAat ms
class WAS thrown into . panic Nhsi
the plasteitng began a. fall. sa.t wa
the Young A.ouscu beb1tt ia form u
q girl hanging there = 'iis 81 tts
raItcrs. a ~tampede followed. Nt'.se
several OF the nuULcr fa4pteG -
was reported il Gree <31v" a."
hours later that thc giri hr! lrvr
killed. but n telephone mas $40 -
relatives here revealed the .tCt tl.t
nothing serious ia resulte l.
The ltiar was rendered tbat n.stt
the young lazy MO Eat ,~oae
through such a tcrrifyiaE eNp H.c
played the part or a cr.p9l. Wn:sa
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17
WHAT It COSTS
TO RUN A STATE
Receipts and Disburse-
ments for a Year
WORK or COMMITTEE
Icgisiiturc's Representatives Have Ey-
amincd state Treasurer. ook
ard Arc Now Investigating
TEosc OF the Sta-c AUDITOR.

The committee appointed 10 exam
inc the books Of the state Treasurer
ana state Auditor yesterday plct-
Cd their WORK III the C.icc OF the
Treasurer and beian the examination
Of the Auditors books.
TIE foIolyinE report shows the
receipts and disbursements OF the ger
eral Il educational funds for the past
year:
We. the undersigned committee.
appointed BY the General Assembly -
North C&Tc!ira AZ It's session Of 1877,
under section $3.50 Of TIE Code. have
e,a0 ined the % the state
Treasurer. have examined tho BOOKS
ana vouchers showing receipts ait lis
4i.reE n.1EG ~ t..e u = aa3 4iuca-
riara! rsn5: ~ tie state Treasurer
d~iriae tie Iscal year end!"s NJ
Eef1 ber 30 10Y.
We 1.,l TIVE books correct ard neat
y EeIt and records al supplied by
p-oGer Wa!~ ana vouchers and tin
un1 jotal for tie fiscal year N ling
November 80. 1907. to lie rs follows:
Geslcf"i fNund
R4i@nc Dec. I, 1995....$ 3~47.524.3S
Receipts from Dec. l,
+. 1906, TO Nov. 90. 1907. 2~,603,293.35
2otal receipts fiscal year
ending Nov, 80. 1907. 2,950,S17.73
Disbursements Dec. J.,
1896. 70 Nov. 81. 1917. 2~,655.2S2.20
Balance Of e~eac-al fund. 295,535.52
Educational irsnd.
Balance Due Dec. !.
1906 58.421.5S
Receipts Dec. !. 1906.
to Nov. 50. 19s7...... 49.453.9e
Total receipts fiscal vcar
ending Not. 80, 1907. 107.SS5.5l
Disbursements Dec. l..
1qCG, to Nov. 50, 1877. 97Gf3.02
Balance Dee. i. boz. A912A9
Total balance both funds
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17
Badly Mixed Up.

Abraham Brown. Of Wintert0a y
Y, Ia a very remarkable experience.
he says: Doctors got badly mixed IN
over me; one said heart disease: two
called it kidney trouble. the fourth
blood poison. and the fifth stomach
and liver trouble; but none of them
helped me-; so my wife advised TRYING
Electric Bitters, which are restoring
me TO perfect health. One bottle did
me moro good than all the fre doctc .
prescribed" Guaranteed for blood
poison, weakness and all stomach
liver and kidney complaints, by all
druggists. soc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17
INDICTED o. THREE COUNTS.
Peter :. and 1cx. VI. ~'.t'c-fe. prom
ircit Con ro!<n - of Norfolk.
GBv tho associated Pre-

81 tho -Aesociate1 Prc-s.)
Norfolk. Va. Dcc. 11-Pater Il. ana
AlfI- II. Ageleeto. rroni.ent cotton
brokers', we're TO-DAY indicted on three
counts by 9 srecial grand july in tho
corporation court charging grand lar
cenv. IN that they are alleged 70 have
secured money from three local banks
IN cotton warehouse rcceiJt It's covering
5.00a bales Of cotton not in existence.
Peter y. ACelcsto vas baiied in tho
sum Of $10.oc0. Alex. NJ. AgeIesso is
in New YORK. but it IS understood that
he viii Immediately return n give
bond. Tie mou alleged to be in
volved in ne three cases is ~s2s0.O00.
The names OF the banks said TO have
been yictimizcd were: Norfolk Na-
tioral. Citizens Bank, and Virginia
Savings ana Trust ComDaay.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17
The Weather Pronhct.

"Purty good weather." you'rc sayin'?
How long you been livin' below?
7 kin tell you by the gray
OF them clouds fur awa-
We're goin' to have mountains OF
An l know by b fdgetE- feel O my
An the ache in nv jints this weather
sleet.
"Purtv good ~weatherc"' Nv gracious.
L remember 'twuz ten year ago,
The SIX wuZ as bright
AS a dollar in sight
When your pocket is lonesome an
There come such a blizzard thai all of
us fcoze
An had to - thaved in our picnic!zin'
cloze,
The meetin' house stecDle TIPPED over
Jest after we'd Put in the bel,
And the preacher wa froze
From his top to his toes
While p~reachin' a sermon on hell,
An my second Wife. Sairy, made pans
to ~de-Cease.
Went of in the blizzard and left us in
peace.
Purity good weather." Don't saw it,
| tell Q I know what | knows:
I've been here too long
To be judgin' things wrong
Been drowned, an blistered an
froze,
Been tossed in a Observation-Disclosures
an all.
An when l say freeze, Why it frizzes-
tha's all.
T, L. stanton.
Beyond the hill the hearth fires burn,
a hundred flags in air,
But one. which tossed but yesterday.
Is dead, one breath is bare.
The wife whose fingers fed the fire
Grew weary of the play.
A lad laughed thrO' the open door.
And stole my dear away.
And now, alone, | face the rOad.
No hearth nor home for NE,
yet-Ah, Life sun. come rain.
My beggar soul is free,
Helen Hay Whitney.
First Author-What was the climax
to your first book?
Second Author-The bill from the
puoishers for printing it.-January
Smart Set
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17

.. : Woolcxor. one OF The BE-;
known merchants Of LeIza. Fi. '
y. say 'If you are ever t-..
~lta pite<. apply B4cklsu# #f"
r4i.c. II cured me 81 th'm '#r .
- wears ago. Guarantee t.E
wounds. burns or abrasion -- 49,
drag stores
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17

-
@'3 Cn4 "
ans tsNEN
AFaRd3A@Ehtft t'
tRH. = aF"4k
Us E'FA "A@tssN
4@faa+
"a yos Coca
another laIs ss
usatacr tatd we
setttli T8abf asa
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17
Miss Sjostedt's Story
Told at Home
REPORT
Over n Dead Negroes in Pendcr's
Cabin When She Arriycd-Iic Ex-
pl.incd 1t Was His Cook Who
Died the Previous Day.
Died the Previous Day.
CThe Washington Post.

Asbury Park. n =, Dee. 1o.-Oiga
Sjostedt the nurse who MAS held a
prisoner near Halifax. y. 4. and who
appealed for help to friends arrived
home today in he company OF her
rescuer.. Policeman Thomas Broderick,
who was sent u bring her back. the
money for her rescue being advanced
Oy c~itizers OF Aspury Park. headed by
Mayor Brennan.
Nearly the Whole town was at tac
station t. meet Miss Sj5stedt when t1e
1:2T O'Clock train pulled iii, bat owing
10 her nervous collapse sae was ta&en
off the train at North Asourv AMI
driven dil ect TO the home of Henry.
Lange. Miss Stostedt was somewhat
hysterical, ald looked worn out WITH
her experience, but told her stoIy
calmly. 1t is a most remarkable story
for these DAYS.
- was Immediately sen TO Iny .
on my arrival, She S&iI. ana Pen
der's manner toward me changed II
once. tlrSt he TOOK M moICy, $iV,
as he said, for s~a4e-heepi.g. Nnen /
went ilto ms room, Wnicu was aISo
the Kitchen. / iounu tina all NC mad
TOR dinner Was Corn meal and sat
pork, ana that was all tye naI 10: lie
we've days / WAS tncie.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17

- &*N#ke&+&A
- set JANA does net peas - he>S
And thia - abs ana ~EeEes"F~
1h.x 10 a. FARMERS PLAYED At bs.~ke
And Julia .aNca III. i&efstet''
"iSthAsaFas nA4 NN@ 4" ".4t@.
Bca@ snapped tae cards bsf"FH IN
know Jass what ne meant hes
lie A.1. pons asanoriam
spoiled pa~,orS honeymoon.
Tn. .o.as a. t.ke Aemc vttA ur a
present. taat tae sal!a ] oetenS - has
Subscribed - Ter 94e rcNtaf 1a84.t
mas git" said q Nest virgins 68a
Who has been H~Is.tne acre ! ~ 50
ing t. nave IL Wrapped ~ f"ai
NJ IL know who u - ten tae instant
lie SECS tne package IAN not srtas -
take a.4y coance~ ths- year. be- aosg
last >cSr n4y are italian hand ~Fste
Ichabod or sonetntus "9rse 9Ari
I4at poor mans honeymoon lie MAS
engaged t1 our ~uuaa> school teacher
and We al loved her deNoteutN ~Ae
s. a. a widow VINO hadn't lkcd IN o.t
town Sers Ions. hut Wc fcit thAt H'r
Mas jest tne person for the rector.
Slw IL n4 ltfe u WedalH~ "AS
Set Tor two IayS before christmas and
the dat before the event We girls i1-
Ntcd her u a linen shower AZ nay
house. | gof IL az. and | wasn't con
tent TO .xoress our devotion only In
wcar-out-ab thirs- iikt doylic~ and
Ccrter-piere~ 40 Stree Ma zoo
original tor taGt VIC bought hsr a
seal ring ana had her monogram a
ia Il aud the date and everything IN
side We wanted u surprise h"r ha
! had the happy thought ~ sttrrinE
the thing INTO q cake We marked
the :. OF where the ring was. and wien
| Cut the cake ] gave her the laNttN
little gift with q wall of cake and iclnE
an around it, Maybe she WAS "a iittle
ntrvous. know La Ec il ] we're
ge,,ne married for o second tine
even t. a rector. size bit right into
the cake ana u was the most CHASTITY
thing YOU ever saw she didn't smile
again till she got back from her honey
moon and had things 10 smile with
Two Of those lovely front teeth We're
the near-real nailed IN kind. ana the
seal rieg broke cn ] guCs shes for
given me but I'm going t. have the
r~ector's loving cup nailed up IN "a box
wouldn't have him gnash his teeth
on Il for the world"
Baby ONLY - poodle
Talking about teeth. reminds me
tlat I found m dentist ~ anything
hut the best 81 tcmpers day before
Yesterday. 4 stout la!y-thcres AL
Vay. something 50 touching 20 me 81
q stout wouan's cHild-!ike faith in the
~ IS 49, 80 n,r1I .c,., ,l,,-ath.r
cynicaI and unhelieyine There mus
been a pressure OF 200 pounds to
eycry linear SILK inch on that woman
ha~ -cnnclaIc. 1haf nn-hjng woutd
tive way. : stout lady. as / began TO
CAV, ,.aa iusr leaving to, Office ana
ur.les- nv ears deceived me The dentist
slammed the Goor after her.
she came AZ here a week ago and
made an ag.cintment." lie said. she
told mo hahvs teeth needed securing.
and she honea ia he As gentle as
could he with him because he was -
eansitiue ~ay. hcr IN. anpnint-
r,ant aod ao- reddy ho..r ri diyart
hahv barau-e I'm tntc~cstcd II cbil-
cror,e ,actb cha c.nna - .adar ,,,tb
T,ahv Hahv vae = beastlv mi. /
thrcc-quarters breed poodle. Ever
ro+icc ~ af+iritv har aen fat wnn,on
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17
PRETTY MISS MAKES M5ssTIP.

Concord Girl KS Thrilling ENpc"icara
At Greensboro St&:c NDra!s! ~c:Hloi
Whom Sc Fell TI!rou:l Ceiling.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17
The last straw.

Cousin dthea mas beer visiting
LOB ana me for three months" saws
a young natron, and If didn't know
Ior sure that shes going to spend
Christmas with her son in Iowa I'n
not at ali sure / shouldn't chuck her
needless body down the dumb waitar
she has our interests at heart I'm,
thats the only place where she has
anything at all. Cousin AI.baa..
mead IS as empty as a letter Of condD,
ence. We've been out of a cool go
SINCE my faithful Georgiana went
away because she coUldn't -
wouldn't stand Cousin Althea's askine
on Friday what had become oy 80
three preserved figs left af,ar the
on Wednesday-that was tbe an
straw-and I've secured the town for
a successor TO Georgiana. Tas, r.,
oay 1 went to take some sewing To an
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17

Concord Tribune.)
At the STATE Normal and Industrial
college last Friday. the girls had uit.te
a fright and a pretty younE Miss from
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17

It is pleasing To note that after mar
Ian got on the Supreme bench he vas
I.str.4mental IN having the disabilities
of Sfmms removed by act Of Congress
FOR mis- participation on the southern
side Of the war.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17

First Author-What was the climax
to your first book?
second Author-The bill from the
Smart Set.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-17

1t was. and is, judged by its rep
Iesentation in the national House OF
Representatives, measuring them by
personal character, intellectual attain
ments and forensic ~eloquence. the first
constituency in all America. In 1851.
While Clay yet lived, John c. Brecken-
riCge, then fresh from war in Mexico,
redeemed it and sealed it to the De-
mocracy, defeating Leslie Coombs.
Two years later he beat Robert P.
Letcher. In 1855 he retired and was
succeeded by a Marshall, a Know
Nothing. In 1857 James B.. Clay,
son of the great Henry. and a Demo-
crat, beat Roger Hanson. one of the
most brilliant men the Ashland dis
trict ever produced and who in less
thar seven years was killed on the
field of battle, the commander of the
famous Orphan Brigade.
In 1S59-in those lays Kentucky
chose Congressman in August of the
odd years after the term had began
in March previous-in 1859 the oppo-
sition nominated John NJ. Harlan, then
twenty-siX, and never in his big Union
was there a more brilliant canvass
than he made. And he would surely
have been elected but for the indis-
Greet conduct of Carrot Davis, his
friend, who got into q correspondence
for a duel with Simms, the Demo-
cratic candidate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
Y Prisiones.

el tratamiento de las Intermediates que
re caracterizan por dsnutrici6n. Sc
sabe tambien que el Acefte de Hi5ado
de Bacalao, perfectamente emulsiona-
do es uns de los mejores reconsfitu-
yenfes. Por ESQ es que los mas disin-
guidos especlalistaS prescriben hoy las
emulsiones de Aceitc de Hfgado de
Bacalao que no contiene Cresota & otras
sustancias irrifantes, que ocasionan el
des6rden de las funciones digeshvas
De las differences preparedness de
Acejfe de Hfgado de Bacalao, yo pref
70 la Emulsion de Scott que fabrican
los seilores Scott & Bovine, New York.
Ell el homemade al senor Fer
nandez Juncos, Sc di6 lectura por
el seiior Texidor q un expressive te-
legrana de ola hija del CaribeO Sc
fiora Trinidad Padilla de Sanz-y a
una communication de la Junta de
Instruction pIblicA de Juana Diaz.
Recibi6ronse adhesiones de Matien-
20 Cintron, Manuel Alvarez y doc.
tor MARITIME Roselld, ssde Atecibo
Amill Negroni, y un album con las
frmas de todos los profesores de
JuanaDiaz y los alumnos de la Es
cuela oFernandez Juncos.'
-Eu Santurce fue detenido e
americana w. D. Jones, por AGO
metimiento y aggression q su mujer
Ell dia 2S del actual Sc yer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

AL msmo tempo apareca hombe detras de encina
uego otro por fin rena Fran los sodados de la cabaera
gea que converdo nfantes haban deszado aastraH
dose por entire las malezas regsraban el bosque.
Que e haba dcho? murmur6 Coconnas
Una espece de sordo rugdo ue la conestaci6n de La
Mole.
sodados estaban a1n na pasos de los dos amigos
-Veamos continue e piamont&s hablando alta al
tenente de la cabaea gera baa La Mole tque hay
sehores?
FL tenente orden6 que apuntasen los dos amigos
CoconnaS continue voz baa:
"A caballo, La Mole tempo. Monta csmo te he
visto hacerlo Glen veces partamos
DeSpues, vovendoSe hacia los Soldado:
-Eh! que dablo! sehores, treis pues hrras unos
amigos.
seguda La Mole:
"A raves de los arboes Sc ra NAL dispararan pero
tocaran.
Impossible dio La Moe podemo llevar nosottos
cabalo de Margar nj los dos muoS cabalo dos
mulos compromeen mentras que quedandome ye mis-
espuestas aare oda sospecha Pare amigo mo pare solo
Se1ores do Coconnas sacando espada levantandea
al aire, sehores, rendimos
Los soldados dsjaron de apuntar mosquetes.
Pero todo ipo que hemos do rendirnos ahado Co.
cCnnas
va Sc 10 preguntarGis al rey de Navarro
Que crimen hemos cometido?
- FL senior de Alencon os 10 dira.
Coconnas la Mole maron nombre de 81 enemgo en-
semeane POGO prop6sto para tranqulzares
Sin embargo nj otro hlcleron reslstenca Coconnas
fue nvtddo baar de cabao eecuto ea maniobra sin
permse ebservecn aguna Euseguda fuerou coocados
bos medic de cabaea gera emprendsron camno haa
el pabell6n de Francisco l.
No querias yer pabe6n de Francisco II do Coconnas
Mole tempo cue pcba traves de los abolts las
paredes encantado eco de construction g6a pu ben
parece que 10 veraS.
La Mole contest6 NADIA unicamente tendi6 Ia manoa
GOcOnnas.