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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24

Nicholas J Galanos WIKI cabin 7cs stseTss'
passengers and rutse. Arrived The Bar a. 10 m =
Steamer AImirRl FarraEut. Nader. Pht.atelPhia 1ny
90 : the American Mail - Co n ballast Lstt Cla
antne 12-t5 = -,
III dam. HeTHps.. Copenhagen July II,
Christiloa II and ChTlstansan3 IS. 70 Punch t1y5
Co ifS cabin S5o passengers am 's
Arrived thu INSr IS q n a, a.
Steamer Armenian tBrl. stark. I4ver21ol July l. "
the White Line, with passenger and Nose ~
rived az the a I2.S+ m
Nontevideo : - Rio Janero July an ne ar
hados Is. BCsN s JeVou'- with twN Da>seise1S "1
Arrived az the i1ar a. 80
Jefferson. Dole. Newport News ana N'I-ss
10 old Dominion %. with passengers ana ''-S
Left Quarantine at S.S5 2 4,
Steamer Cuthhert tI}rl Couch. ManRos july e. -
and Barbados l6 Tooth & Co with - 7assense>
and mdss Arrived az the Bar az 2-lS N ,sv
Steamer Prrz Ssisnuud Cevl. pe Nantier Iooa -
IL KINGSTON and Island 10 70 the HanioI.
American Line with IS passengers. mails and Nus
Steamer TNewOld BY smith NiPe Bay July L" -Irsi
cuba Planters co. with = passengers and rul' So
a n -. , r,,vs.
steamer Finland PrAser Antwerp JAY II and pons,
- 70 the Red star Line. with passengers is's 80
rndSa Passed IN SANDY HOOK at $50 II I'M
Sandy HOOK. July IS $50 . nt-Nlnd Nes'' Is
breeze; haIy-
SAILED
steamers Friedrich der Crosse tGerl; Brenen 70 ~
Plymouth ami CherunUrE. Laura (Austl Mares Ss,sy
este. Deutschland tGer. tRnAl. Flushlns $500
RrrnSwirk. Satilla Wilmington c., civ or 49, 5si.t.
savannah FaSertuu Norl. Baracoa; Porto HOO -
more; Princess Norfolk and Newport views, -
nee Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, July %, 1907.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Iumuri tCuban). Seeley. June %
Manzanllo July and CtenfuegOs 10. mdse to tho
New York and Cuba Mail SIS co. Arrived Bar at
- M.
Steamer Katharine Ga). Whyte. Hueva July A to
Augustus ID L@ioux. with iron pyrites Arrived at the
a M
Steamer Panama. Corning. CristohaI July IL 10 the
Panama Railroad SIS Line, with passengers mails
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at IL M. I'D. and
Steamer Mohican. GOogins. Georgetown $ - July Is
and Wilmington y c. -, TO the Clyde CO. with
Left Quarantine 6:OS a m.
Steamer Avalon tNorl. Rasmussen Antonio July
IL. To the Cunro Importing co. with Arrived at
the al $50 IN.
Steamer Santurcc. Griiiths. Georgetown. 5 G days
Left Quarantine CHS IN.
Steamer Phubus Ger. SchierhOrst, JulV
ana Shields o. to Philip Rupreeht ballast
the T:l2 N
Steamer Saratoga Downs Havana July 2O TO the New
York and Cuba Mail SIS Go. with passengers mails
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 6:55 IN.
Steamer Muraitis (new. tons)
1rsus July l. Patras q. Gibraltar y and Bermuda 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
UPSTATE COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS.
Heads Of Division of Traffic and Division
of Tariffs Named.

Albany. July 23.-Two appointments of chiefs Of
divisions announced to-day by the Public
Service Commission IN the I'd District. Frank
Barry. of WATERFOWL. was named head Of the
division Of traffic annual salary OF 81 CO., and
Walter +. Griggs, OF jamestown, head Of the
division OF tariffs. annual salary Of 5000
II announced that both appointees are expert
enceG IN railroad matters.
Mr. Barry present IS secretary of the Cham
Der Of Commerce of WATERFOWL. He was one
time IN the employ of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. His duties viii be to look after rail-
ROD rates and efficiency of service. He takes Of
fee August J. ard during the month of August
will give his attention 10 investigation of de-
murrage and service matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
M Telegreph ID The Tribune.l


Hartford. Conn., July 23.-The conference com
mittee report the big bonding bill came into the
House to-day through Representative Banks. and
after he explained that the referendum had been
and Senator Buckley had agreed to back
the statement that the bonds at az could be nego-
tiated. the House passed the bill reported back
leaving out the free bridges which have been taken
OF otherwise.
The Senate spent couple OF hours the prupo-
siuon Seven Republicans-Luther. ButterwoTth,
Blakesee Holman, Thompson Barnes and Keeney
voted with three Observation-Disclosures. Mcneil and
Donovan-against dropping the referendum. but IL
was left out by vote OF % to 10 Then the bill
was passed. q TO g. tho five being Senators Holman,
Donovan Brooks. Barnes and Keeney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
RETURNED TO INSANE HOSPITAL
Patient Was Taken Away, After It Was
Reported He Had Fallen Heir to Fortune.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. !


Middletown, N Y. July 23.-After escaping
from the Mddletown State Insane Asylum seven
months ago and spending the most of the time
since in Germany. Emil Martini a well known
resident OF this city. returned here. and was
to-day again placed in the institution.
1t was reported last fall that Mr. Martini had
fallen heir TO a fortune. and November %
last. d closed carriage drove up TO the hospital
and he was taken away before his guards knew
what had happened He was taken 10 New York
and sailed the same day for Germany.
short time ago Mr.. Martini reappeared in
this city. To-day he threatened TO kill his wife
and was taken in charge and again sent 10 the
state hospital He is suffering from general
paresis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24

tary Thomas D. Hoxsey was appointed secretary
for the bureau Of gas and electricity.
With these appointments the staff OF the PuhNc
Service Commission is practically complete Since
.ts organization the commission for this district
has been making a careful search for suitable
man for the place OF counsel, which carries Win
It a salary of $1,000 year. 1t has been some
what hampered by having any legal assistance
up TO the present time. Commissioner WILCOX eX-
pressed himself as pleased with both appointments
that Of counsel and that Of special oounseI-aho
said now that a legal staff had been iastalled he
felt that the commission could push its work with
greater rapidity.
No specific salary viii be given - r. WINS. AT the
end a. the investigation he will iecify his own
fee, and the viii be audited by the com
mission The regular counsel for the commission
will have Offices and staff Of assistants furnished
by the commission.
Il nave nothing to say at this time, replied Mr
WINS, when asked about his appointment
Mr. Blackmar who IS a personal friend OF
Commissioner McCarrol said he would devote his
entire time the work Of the commission. He de-
clned TO discuss any OF its work or plans. Mr.
BlackInar was al the public hearing on the bTicge
crush IN the afternoon and later attended an eX-
ecutive session OF the commission at its tenn
porary quarters at No $50 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
FIRE IMpERILs GIRLS IN BOSTON.
Elevator Boy Takes Them All Down Despite
Smoke and Flames.

Boston July "a fire occurred this afternoon
from an explosion Of gas in the rooms occupied by
the Turner Picture Frame Company on the NTH
floor Of the Pope Building. at No 81 Columbus
avenue The building is occupied by the Pope
Manufacturing Company. makers OF automobiles
and bicycles, and other firms.
The fire confined 10 the Turner company s
quarters but other occupants suffered from water.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
About twenty girls work the floor where
the fire occurred were taken down In the eleva tor
amid considerable excitement. Arthur F. Richards,
the elevator boy, kept the elevator going, despite
smoke and flames until every person on the upper
floors had got out OF the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
ABEL Z. RLACKMAR.

Abel F. BIackmar born on August p,
1872 or Newark " Y and was graduated from
Hamilton College IN 1874 His legal education was
obtained at the Columbia Law School, and he was
admitted to bar in 1878. joining almost at once
the firm OF Baldwin & Blackunar, Of which he Is
still a member. with Offices at No. 81 Nassau
street.
Mr.. Blackmar has been counsel for the New YORK
Produce Exchange for nineteen years, and repre-
scented il in its suit against the railroads composing
the Joint Traffic Association. whep N 1895 and
ls9! the exchange fought before the Interstate
Commerce Commission the difforentials against the
port Of New York. In 1888 he was counsel for the
commission which investigated the expenditure OF
60 40 0g0 IN the Improvement Of the Erie Canal
Mr. Blackmar was a candidate on the judiciary
Non,tnators ticket last fall, being defeated in his
csrnpaign for election the bench OF the supreme
Court in the I'd Department. He lives in Brooklyn
and was elected president Of the Union League
Club OF that borough in 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
NEW CoACHMAN AND DIAMONDS GONE
Eew Rochelle Man Discovers $4,000 Rob-
berry on Returning Home.

William King. OF New Rochelle apparently
robbed of diamonds valued at $4,000 yesterday by
his new coachman, whom he had just hired through
n New York employment agency. Mr.. and Mrs.
King went TO Larchmont TO attend the yacht races
After they had gone the cOachman told a maid
that he would go upstairs and examine the roof.
when he down he remarked that the roof
was in bad shape and that he would get tin
smith to make repairs. He has not come
back.
Mr. and Mrs. King discovered the robbery upon
their return The coachman gave the name of
William Martin when he WAS employed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
STRIKE BREAKERS IN CLOVER.
Living at Costly Clubhouse in Fitchburg,
with French Chef and Automobiles.
10y Toiesraph to Tho tribune. ]

Fitchburg Mass, July 23.-Strike breakers
who taking the places of three hundred ma
chinists who quit work In eight shops here two
weeks ago having royal time, one In
strange contrast with the treatment accorded
strike breakers In the Boston teanlsters strike.
They are quartered in a $4,000 clubhouse con-
verted into lodgings for them. have their meals
prepared by "A French chef and are being driven
to and from their work in automobiles with
millionaire owners acting chauffeurs At the
clubhouse they have bowling alleys. pool and
billiard tables. II ia a model strike too. with no
sign OF roughness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
MRS. MACK SEEKS PEACE.
Saws She Has Paid Her Debt to State and
Intends to Live in Her Own Way.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Buffalo, July 23.-Mrs. Augusta Mack. who was
released from Auburn state prison last week
after serving nine years for completely in the
murder Of William Guldensuppe, passed through
Buffalo to-day on her way 70 Niagara Falls.
She at first declared her name was Mrs. Hail.
but afterward said: We'll. suppose am Mrs.
Nack-what do you want with me? 1 have paid
nv debt to the state and the state is done with
me. IL there to be no peace for one who is
branded as a convict? When the prison doors
closed behind the law was done with I
intend to live my life in my own way"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24

It's a Water Python, and Kisses Like
Steam Engine, Terrorizing the Neighbors.

BY TeIegraph 20 The TTibune.l
Valley, Neb.. July 23--A great water python.
40 feet long Y inches in diameter and with
head the size OF bushel basket, is terrorizing
the country around Ages Lake several miles
east OF here. Joseph Anderson and w. Nighten-
gale while walking through high grass near the
lake yesterday attempted to step what
they thought large log. II a snake,
and It lifted its head. throwing Anderson twenty
feet. 1t then made ii rush for the lake. holding
its head six feet above the ground and kissing
like a steam engine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
DE1TH IN NEW TUNNEL
Gas from Blasting Erplodes, Killing
One-FOrcmQn arrested

One man. known only Tony and by his num-
ber was killed yesterday morning by gas expo-
sion in the Pennsylvania tunnel at SD street and
Park avenue Three others were hurt. Only one
had TO be taken to hospital. He went home BEFORE
night.
Weeman. the foreman in charge of the blasting
OF those injured. He was arrested and
taken the Tenderloin station Later Coroner
Hamburger held him in $1,000 bail on a charge OF
homicide. The gas is supposed to have accumu-
lated after blasting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
sHARkEv CLUB CONSPIRACY CASE

James J. Buckley, president of the Sharkey Ath-
letic Club. Edward Smith and Frank Sheehan APP
peared at the Criminal Courts Building yesterday
morning and gave themselves up be tried in
the Court of Special Sessions the charge OF
conspiracy in the substitution some time ago OF
Smith for George Anderson a defendant in pro-
CeedinEs against the president and alleged prin-
cipals In fight at the SharkeY Club last IanunrY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
WILLIAM N. WINS.

William Mills WINS was appointed by Attorney
General Julius n. Mayer TO Investigate a charge
that the Metropolitan Street Railway Company
had sold 50 $1,000 in notes 10 the Metropolitan Sc
curitfes Company Z 20 and bought them back a
few months later par After a hearing or two
this investigation dropped. He was also coun-
sci for the Fassett committee. which came down
from Albany 10 investigate corrupt practices IN
the city government. and counsel for the city IN
April during the Investigation of the Street Clean
ing Department
In 1905 Mr.. WINS the Republican candidate
in the three cornered fight for Mayor, and al
though defeated made hard fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
BROOKLYN MAN AND WOMAN HELD.
He Tells of Elopement When Arrested-Ac-
cused of Theft by Companion.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune

10y IeItBTapH IIIUuNe-I
Cincinnati, July 23.-The police locked up on
suspicion this evening Mrs. Adele Graves. TWEEN
ty-five and Arno Linden. twenty. both of Brook
lyn. Mrs. Graves says she has papers of sep
aration from her husband Three weeks ago
the two came to Cincinnati. Mrs. Graves had
some money and they spent 1t freely. Sew
eral days ago Linden went away for several
days.
Mrs Graves says that she missed 500 from
her trunk. and alleges that Linden took II. OIL
Gers brought him TO the central station. where he
told OF an elopement He denied stealing the
money and had none Both are held pending
word from Brooklyn. The woman finally asked
TO have Linden set free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
CASE OF LEPRosY IN BOSTON.

Boston July pa case Of leprosy discovered
at one Of the hospitals in the city was reported
TO the city Board Of Health to-day. The victim
Is Young woman who formerly was employed
as a domestic in Brookline but who has been
under observation by hospital physicians for
about four months. FINAL determination that
her disease was leprosy was reached yesterday
and she will be removed at once to the state re-
treat on Pinkez Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
BLACKMAR P.S. COUNSEL
WINS TO PROBE TRANSIT.
Commission Announces Fire Ap-
pointmcntS- SO Complete Staff.

Commissioner Wilcox. chairman Of the Public
Service Commission announced yesterday the ap-
pCintment of Abel +. Blackmar counsel for the
commission and the appointment OF William NJ
Twins as special counsel to take charge OF the
work OF investigating the great systems Of
rapid transit in this city.
William J. Horton appointed assistant sec
retary and J. o. HamInitt second assistant secre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
TRANSPAcIFic MAILS.

Destination steamer. Close N New YORK
Hawaii Japan Corra. China Phil
ppins Islands (via san FranCiscol-
China July 81 IN
Hawaii Cva FranciscoJ-Aameda. July 90 600 n 40
Hawaii, Philippine
San FTancisco)-U transport. July 81 600 m
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands (via Vancouver Victoria.
Il CO-Empre5s OF China an
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands
FrancIsco)-MaIipOsa ................ 1 Tn IN
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China
Philippine Islands (via Fran
cisco)-MancEuria AugUIt q m
Australia Except WesO New Zealand,
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia (viR Vancouver and Victoria.
b q II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
MUSIC A TOPER'S BALM.
Senator asks That 1t Be Not Er-
cIuded from the Saloons.
IBv Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Hartford. July 23-"Banish anything else you
please from the saloon pleaded Senator McGov-
ern this morning in the Senate. when the question
Of adhering or not to former action turning down
the bill which gave local authorities the option as
TO whether there should be music in saloons. but
leave the music Music hath power to soothe even
a breast somewhat confused by liquor Leave the
music; it's eIevating. Some time ago the city or
Hartford about to abolish the hand organ and
the street piano, but unpopular was this move
that II called 1t off"
The Senate adhered in rejecting the bill which
has been passed by the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Montevidso July l9-Cayour ,BD. New York Ter Dus''
Antonins Juv 2o-CastI'iau Prince tBrI. Rio Jane'N
Naples iuiv SG-Per,gia ,Brl. New Yors Cor MsTse'
santos TuIy 2-Spartan Prince tBrl Tor New -, f,r
barbados july @2-I.a Plata tBrl. Southampton S''
Colon. etc New y cTS
liverpool JULY 29-Vict0 IN liSr). New toiN-
London July 90 MinnebSEi tBrp NSN SSL4st1s
Hull july 22-Surau tRr). New fo'N ~ - Sev
FremantIs July .3-Bu rSermeister tt'S''- S''''' -
Gibraltar july 23-K1nS Albert ,ci~r' Genoa 80
Naples New York -. ~, Work
Antwerp. July 81. II;S0 u-kroon'ani- New 80
Lisbon july 2n-Peninsular tPort. New YorS S.s
Queens own July %. P;S2 nl-CAT mania ''''
Liverpool - ,,-rs.i-, Ger, Nss
CherhOurg July - q nj roupfihA "i-''''
rr.r,sn yu1v "a a -BaroaTossa tGerl. New f'
via Ply mouth ana CherbcurE-
IIavrc July c2-IIuelva tIri New lerS ~, s,r Ezs
Cape Town. July 3-Rabeutels tO'er> New ie-N
CIihrnitHr TuIv - 3 u r-Prinzess Irene ''isr' y
York for MAJ les and Genoa
SAILED
suez July 2I-Fydra tBrl. New York FOR ShaHs"'
Para .1-Obldrnsc tt{rl. New NolA
Cherbourg July -. ra-BrcaseH LtieIf Ne~ - $50
Plymouth. July %. $40 ur-t'rsf Wade's'0 w.
Gibrstar July 22-Fraacesca eAuso Trieste v e.S; f
New YORK.: Napoitnn Prince tlir,' ny" >-,rlrs aHl
Naples. etc: Italia Utah New AoFS ''F N'
sagres. I,,Iy 2a-Princip, lie Piemonte Utah. New
Naples and Genoa n, N-eW Y0rA
Head. July %. m taru'ahia 't'''' -
for Liverpool Queenstown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
THOMAS D. HoXsEY.

Thomas d. Hoxsey formerly Albany cor
respondent He assistant secretary to the
old Gas and Electricity Commission, having charge
or the New York Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
FIRST NEW BANK IN TWENTY YEARS

BY Telegraph % The Trthuns.l
Hartford. Conn. July Z3.-The Riverside Trust
Company which opens morrow FOR business Is
the first new bank 10 be organized in this city in
twenty years. Among the directors are Nicholas
F Brady. Of the New York Edison company, and
Allan Ryan OF the fnancer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
WILLIAM J. HORTON.

William J. Horton. after being graduated from
the public schools Of this city, went to Cornell
University. He received a degree in mechanical
engineering from that university In 1902 He is a
member OF the Cornell and the Engineers clubs
and the American Institute OF Electrical Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
40 - Moon 3:55 Moons age IA
HIGH WATER
A M.-Esndy Hook Gas Gov Island T:O5 Hell Gate SIS
M.-sandy Hook 700 Gov Island TBS Hell Gate @ n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
J. O. HAAIAIITT.

J O. Harnmitt the Albany correspondent OF
The Brooklyn Tines when appointed He has
also been the Washington correspondent for the
same paper. He has had advertising experience
and has studied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
Meetings.

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ~
- STITUTE. Thursday aug Ist 1P1I 10 ".
4+th ST r \ DAYTON. Secy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
Brings mail
OUTGOING Frs.
TO-DAY.

VesseI
Vessel For. Line Mail closes sails
Southampton. White Star.
C;raecs. InaguR. Hamb IL 100 a m 200 m
Korona Trinidad. Quebec 1890 o
Hyndam ROTTERDAM Ftoland-An 400
lroquois JaossohFlIe CiSie 300
Antilles. New Orleans SO Pacinc- 1900 m
THURSDAY. JULY q
Hamburg m
Celtic. Liverpool. White Star-------..- $50 "A
Ia SaNoie. Havre. french 200 1000 Il m
g II Nstsen. Copenhagen Scand- Am. $50 q l2:Oa IN
city OF memphis saTahhgh a;Oop m
FRIDAY. JULY %
Nisilancia, Nassau. Ward .l2oo 500 o
Apache. Jacksonvile, clyde ---------- 800
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

cuepoen que sen mayor door que han ao una estoc
da hombo otra pecho asdemas herdas meecen
mencionarse.
Ahora 10 vcremos djo Margarita: Guilona rae mi bo-
quin.
Gulona obedec6 volv6 evando en- una mano e boquin
de plata sobredorada no enzo Ho
landa
-Ayddame evantario djo la reina pues e infeliz ha
acabado de perder las uerzaS al incorporarse antes
Sonora, repuso La Mole confundfs puedo consen-
Cabalero, repuso Margata espero que os opondeis
deseos pudendo avaro sea crimen deiaros morr
oh! exclam6 La Mole pe6ero rlorir que siendo vos
mances las sangre tan ndgna como Ia
mfP. Jamas, amas
Sc apart6 respetuosamente.
Con vuestra saugre dijo Gulona sonrendose Oh! Va
habe manchado baSante el cho Su Magestad
Margarta cuzo la sob peinador de batsa sapi
Cado de gotas Este geSto eno de pudo enno
Mole que aba tendo bazos estrechado contra s
pecho aque rena hermos querida fugitive rubo
cubri6 palidas mejilas
Sehora murmur6 No podeis entregarme los cuidados
de TN cirujano?
DE crano catolco? pegunt6 la rena con Una EXPIRE
sion que ompend6 La Mole que hizo extremeCer guoas
continue Magarta de ndecbe dulzua
que las pcsas de Fanca eudamo para valor de
las pantas para componer bmo poque sempre sdo
debe e amnorar los doores As que segn dcen
aduladores vaemos los neores cuanos del
mundo No ha egado vuesos odo mi reputation por
concepto? Namos, Gullona, manoS la obra.
Aun trataba La Mole de resste reptendo que preerfa
mo de que rena aquel abao que poda
empezar por compassion acabar por hasto Peo solo
sr para agoa por complete vaco cerr6 los oo
de6 cabeza haca aas desmayndose por segunda
Enonces Margara cog6 puhal que habia soado pro-
venza coro apdanente Gordon de Jub6n menas Gui
Iona descosa ejor dcho rasgba las mangas cucho
Esta Ultima empapo seguida pedazo de enzo aqua
esca lmp6 sangre que ooa po e hobro e pecho del