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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
CONGRESSMAN cLARk'S De.
TENSE OF FLORIDA.

A recent issue of the Savannah
News contained the following relative
to Congressman Clark's defense of
the state against the charge of peon-
i age on the floor of the national
house of representatives:
The people OF Florida appreciate
the defense of this state on the floor
of the house on Monday. which Rep
resentative Clark, of the second dis
trict of Florida. made against the
charge of peonage brought by a writer
of an article in a New York magazine.
What led him TO take notice of the
charge, at the time and in the place
he did, was the report that it was
the purpose of the department of COM
merce and labor 10 send a commits.
sion TO Florida TO find out what foun-
datiOn there was for the charge.
The MORNING News published a
few days ago a long dispatch from
one of its Florida correspondents. in
which ii was pointed out that the ar
ticle in the magazine had only a slight
foundation of truth. In other words.
what there was in il that was true
was not calculated to show the law
against peOnage was being violated
1t was what was false that showed viO-
latiOnS of law. The inference from
the dispatch was that the magazine ar
ticle was simply an effort to create
sensation that would call attention to
the magazine.
The way Mr.. Clark handled the
magazine and its owner was crafty
ing to his constituents. In fact. TO
the people of Florida generally. He
denounced the article and its writer
and condemned in the highest terms
the publication that dealt in falsehood
for the purpose of increasing their
sales. He said that he was well aware
that this attack on the magazine
and its owner would make him n tar
get of the anger and venom of the
magazines owner. but he was willing
to be such a target if he could thus
save his state from the injurious ef-
fects of the article in question.
Articles like that 10 which Mr..
l Iul IA CdlICU dtlCnJlOI are calcuidltu
to do SO vast an amount of harm. They
circulate among the people who do
not know the truth respecting the
matters of which they treat. Just at
present Florida is preparing 10 in
yite immigrants Statements like
those which Mr.. Clark denounced as
false turn aside those who intend 10
make Florida their home They give
d false impression of the state and its
people. And there is no easy way
to meet such charges and correct the
false impressions they make. II is a
pity that the people of state Stand
cred as those of Florida were by the
in question. do not unite
and, b. the force of public sentiment
keep the obnoxious periodicals from
among them.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
SOMETHING FOR THE HOUSE
WIFE.

Apples cut in irregular blocks will
bake more quickly in a pie than thin
slices. When piled in a pie there is
more opportunity for the heated air 10
come in contact with the fruit than
in thin slices
One-fOurth teaspoon of soda added
TO the water in which cabbage or on
ions are cooking will. i'm a great
measure. prevent disagrceable odOrs.
Cook them uncovered. BY this meth
cd they will retain their natural color
In sailing almonds use a teaspoon
of olive oil instead of butter and note
the improved flavor
Ii one objects TO the drops of liquid
that sometimes cover the top uf me
ringue, let the pie or pudding become
slightly cooled before putting ON the
meringue. Brown in a slow oven when
ever possible 10 DO 50 without injury
20 the more substantial portion of
the dish.
In baking a cake in round tin. II
is not necessary to cover the whole
bottom of the tin with an oiled paper.
Cut small round OF paper for the
center and oil the rest of tho pan
This saves the measuring and fitting
of the paper and the cake comes out
perfect.
well Toured cloth of duck or can
vas is better than board for haud!in.
soft doughs. The dough does not stick
50 easily and thus requires much less
-four
Polish the lamp chimucy- with
print or Bingham cloths. Goods which
have been dyed will leave up lint ON
the glass
Bake cookies on the bottom oft i'm
vertcd dipping pans This prevents
them from burnin- ON tie bottom and
they are much easier ro g.m,y, from
he tins.
Use chopped dates instead Of tho
customary rai~ins IA the n,N' rice pud-
diuS. It is q delicious change, though
simple"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
Monr5n5'S Hash Bill

The Montana legislature now in SEES
sion threatens 10 pass what is known
as the nash bill and all the restau-
rant Keepers and lunch room proprie-
tors are up in arms. The bill is go
ing TO be put in force as soon as pos
sihle. and the proprietors are fearful
that their help cannot be taught to
conform To the new order of things
without a prolonged period of instruc-
ton. The bill is patterned after the
old national oleomargarine law in that
1t requires hotels, restaurants. cafes,
and boarding houses 10 post notices
and otherwise warn customers if any
of the ingredients used in the pre-
parations of hash have been adulter.
ated. providing heavy penalty for
violation of the provisions. The keep
ers of hotels and restaurants have felt
that hash was a matter that was not
10 be looked into too closely, and that
fastidious persons might easily have
some Qualms upon the subject.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
The Boy and the Trusts.

The late Henry Altcmus. The wei
known Philadelphia publisher. disIig,
ed trusts and foresaw trouble from
them. says the Baltimore sun.
At journalistic dinner in PhiIa
delphia Mr.. Altemus said OF trusts.
They remind me in their cupidit,
of boy | once knew.
This boys mother ran into III.
nursery one afternoon and said.
Jimmy. what's the matter wi,b
your little brother
He's crying. the boy answered
because I'm eating my stick of CANDY
and won't give him any
Is his own candy fnished?'
Yes, ma'am, and he cried while
was eating that. too.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

The New York Post declares that
Florida is 4 disgrace to her sisters.
because of her contract system for
convict Labor. The Post may have
just learned that its city has just been
proclaimed the "dirtiest owned by
white neople." that her police is ex-
posed a. Albany as a "self-perpetuat-
ing machine in league with vice" and
pneumonia and diptheria STAY her peo-
pie because those who draw salaries
fail 10 earn them. Well. at her worst
Florida is still above keeping com
pany with town such as this. And
the Post might remove a beam from
its own eye before sticking a finger
in ours. And-is there nothing to be
condemned in the New York peniten-
tiary Times Union.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

The largest painted drop curtain in
the world was hung in the Hippo
drome in New York Saturday II
was painted by Arthur Megoetlin, and
represents a Roman Garden" Ii is
1G6 feet long and IL feet high. The
general effect is that of rich tapestry.
The curtain is different from all drop
curtains in that the HippOdrOme stage
is circular and this accounts for the
extraordinary dimensions of the paint
ed canvas. MegOe,in. and his assis
tants have been AT work on this cur
AM for two months.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

Two years ago f. NJ Cason. OF Zolfo.
was night Waterman of a sawmilI ar
Motif. He was near middle age and
was not worth more than $500 He
bought about forty acres of land.
Boring a well on his place he discoy.
cred that rich beds of phosphate Law
under it. Being an enterprising man
he associated himself with some of his
friends in the mill to develop his find
and they proceeded TO prospect with
their united savings as capital. To
day the night Waterman of two wears
ago owns or holds options on nearly
10000 acres of rich phosphate land
according 10 the Northumberland
The moral of this story is that Flor
ida is still full of opportunities wait.
ing only for the right man 10 grasr
them
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
PNEUMONIA IN NEW YORK.

Pneumonia is now killing over 300
people a week in Greater New York.
I All of the hospitals are being besieg-
cd for the admission Of patients suf-
fering from this dread aiiment and
these institutions are being taxed TO
their utmost.
This probably has been one OF the
most unhealthful winters New York
has experienced in many year. and
whatever the New Workers may say
about their city, whe nindulgins il
some pride-puffed remarks they GER
tainly cannot say much for New York
weather 1t is the dampesj Of damp
colds in winter, and the hottest of hu-
mid hot in summer. With the humid
ity and cycr-changing conditions il is
the limit So much so that recently,
when a New Yorker consulted his doc
tor and asked him if he did nor think
Il change was needed. the doctor re-
piled:
Yes. YOU DO need a change. STAY
right here in town and YOU will get
one every half hour"
Just IS The snowfall this winter has
been most unusual for the metropolis.
so have been the moisture and the
fogs. This. physicians hold. is re-
spOnsible for the prevalence Of plu-
mOnary troubles which are causing an
average Of 90 death a week
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

The Tampa Tribune in speaking of
the neglected sidewalks in that city
says: The law clearly defines that
property owners must lay sidewalks
in front of their premises on all paw
ed streets. and this law they should
be compelled 10 obey without any dis
elimination. AS We have several
times declared. any man owning a lot
should be wealthy enough 10 lay a
sidewalk in front of it. and if he is
not. why. for the general good. he
should sell his lot TO some one who
will be able 10 obey the law" The
closing advice in the foregoing might
we'll be applied in some other Flor
ida cities that could be mentioned.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

Rev. DIR. Henry Van Dyke, with his
inseparable companions. his fishing
rod and bible. started Saturday on his
trip to Palestine. His object. he
says. is to live outdoors in the Holy
Land, and to see things that are I'M
changed. the mountains, the blue sky
and the waters. He will angle in the
waters of Galilee. He will meet two
friends in Europe and will tour
through Judea. Samaria and Galilee
Or Van Dyke will return to this coun-
try in June or July
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

The second session of the fifty.
ninth congress did little more than
TO pass the great supply bills, the ap
preparation bills that must be passed
TO keep the wheels CREASED for the
next fiscal year. and there was little
opportunity for the democrats to dc
anything. but they awaited themsel
YES of the only opportunities offered
and Swatted the republicans couple
of good ones by passing the bill reg
ulating the hours of labor of railroad
trainmen 10 sixteen hours, thus reliev
ing the wOrkmen Ia that extent and
at the same time leSSening the
chances of disaster by halving sleepy
and overworhed men on watch.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

The man who makes money in a
community has a duty 10 perform TO
that community. Ii may be that ne
has made his money by his superior
business ability, and that he would
have done as we'll anywhere. That
does not alter the case. If his gifts
are great his responsibility is equally
great. No man was placed on earth
for the sole purpose of making money,
and the man who has this as his sole
ideal had better never been born Ii
is not an act OF charity. but a simple
duty for the man who has made mon
ev to pass a little of il on for the ben
eft of the community, even though
ne never expects 10 see a dollar OF
his contribution back.-Atmore Spec
trum.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

The democrats diG not do much in
the last congress. didn't have the
change, but what they III do. They
did well. They made some tactical
errors and blunders from the stand.
point of politics in the first session.
For instance. instead of bringing in a
bill for absolute free trade with the
Philippines. insisting that if the is
lands belonged 10 this country there
was no more sense of right and Justice
in charging any kind OF tariff on goods
coming from there than there was in
charging a tariff on Interstate com
merco. they accepted the republican
bill cutting down the tariff on goods
from there twenty-five per cent. The
democratic leaders said that it was q
half a loaf and better than no bread.
That may be academic craftsmanship,
but ii is not politics.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
Is the English Woman a Nuissneey
TO the Editor Ocala Banner.

To the Editor OCall Banner
Woman having gained liberty. is
now demanding a license Barring
woman suffrage | am a believer in The
equality of sexes: but the equality
of sexes" often means in modern jar
gOn the superiority of the woman
which is absurd. Woman wields &c
influence over man now in more than
thousand and one ways. and the in
fiuenCe. too j. mostly for mans Owe
good. bur give woman the ballor AMI
she will become. il not a danger. an
irrcprcssibl" nuisance
So says certain Lord Edward Tur
mOur. an English uOblrman now in
America ~ municipal and county
suffrage hayv been exercised bv Eng
lish women Tor twenty or thirty years
Lord TurmouT virtually saws that his
fellow country women are an lire.
pres 'le nuisance. Gladstone pn tE-
C0uirary repeatedly said tha. En-
lish women had used their political
rights v.tl great benefit ,o them-.f
YES AM % their country.
LIDN CALVERT OBENCHAIN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

Milwaukee. besides being made ia
nous by a beverage comes in for a
good share of fame for producing he
roes. Out of seven medals presented
from the Carnegie fund in Pittsburg
several days ago three went to Mil
waukee parties
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

s,ss s., wholesome, healthy Scalp when an
hath for all purposes 81 the toilet
and c,,.n anu nursery. CUtiCura soap.
c1 1u.Ieura oinifnsn; are priceless.
Every Unwa, , ~ N and ini~-Rai Trratn-p, ~
Cuticura sJnfn,.n Soag t-sr - Cietn.s tha -sla
Cuftr,s,s rDutlncnt taOc O. Heal 49,. a..
az 10 IA hesoivent g5OeJ ,o- In ~. -, sai
Blood SD - PER yll % COZ q, P,rsfS IA,
49, sSrp sole frOps B.lss.,- "A .ss'-a osA<
S-aieafa sook % skIa aaa 50, n.. 80,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

OF course the paper trust" was
busted, but will somebody please tell
us the name of the paper that is not a
paper trust but is doing just what the
paper trust did before the paper trust
was busted.-Bryan'S Commoner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

No matter what other peoples
tastes and insensitivcness are. Paris
has no prejudice to horSefleSh and
partake of il with great freedom, and
in such quantities and so regularly
that the consumption of mans best
friend has reached forty thousand
carcaSSeS yearly.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

Mr.. Cortleyou's last act as postmas-
ter general was to cut the railroad
pay for transpOrtating the mails. Mr.
Cortleyou would have won For
honors had he begun that sort of
thing earlier in his career as head of
the postoffice department-The Com
mOnpr.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

IL is said that John ID. Rockefeller
will leave two hundred and fifty mil.
lion dollars 10 charity and general ed
ucation and in such manner that it
will be of inestimable benefit TO the
whole country.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

Organized labor in Los Angeles is
planning TO establish a bank. 1t will
be financed and operated wholly by
trades unionists. II is proposed to
tpmplp
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

The party of fifty congressman, who
sailed for Panama to inspect the work
on the Isthmain Canal on March 6.
sailed Sunday from Colon on the re-
turn trip. They had fine time. be-
ing abundantly entertained
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
Mr.. Morton Defeated.

The citizens of Levy county have
elected John K. Willis 10 represen,
them as senator. succeeding Senator
Carter. deceased.
There were three candidates i'm tho
field John r. Willis. G. \ Morton and
Oliver }. Farmer. Mr.. Willis receiy.
ed 2oI. Mr.. Morton Isl. and Mr.
Farmer LAP votes
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

railing hair. remove
crusts. scales. and
danCirun. destroy
"a AIR Paras sites.
soothe irritats-i.
itching surfacs~ .
stimulate the hair
follicles. loosen "a.
scall' skin. supply
the roots with en-
ergy and nOurish-
ment. and make the
hair Urr.u s.. =.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22

Mrs. Lucie Carnegie has donated a
spneldid site TO Fernandina on which
that city will erect a very fine public
hospital.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1907.

ST. Paul printers have started a
movement to secure q state printing
plant for Minnesota.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
FOR RENT.

New corner store in Ocala.
.! T. H. WALLIS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
CUTlCURA GROWS HAIR
Removes Dandruff and Soothes
Itching. Irritated ScaIps

an sharnpoOs with Cuticura SOAP.
1,,,r. nsht Dressings with Cuticura. the
PAtst dnu sweetest of ernnIlienfa 80,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-16

| n MZ cautiva a la ma
| WXHN, yoria de los
| @@SMN hombres, es la
.>Al clase de belleza
~ que solo da la
2 Z salud. Hoy la
M66W mujer debe te-
.WM ner ojos vivos,
lablos rojos, mGiIlas colo
radas. Es la sangre pura,
RIGA, que da q los ojos la vi.
yacldad y brillo; y que da q
los labios y mejillas sus sa.
nos colores. Es con las Pill
doras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lllams que Sc llevan a las We.
mas sangre nueva, pura, RIGA.
La Srita. Librada Escamilla como.
cida vecina de Acatlan, (Puebla),
Mexico, escribe: ia gratitud me
obliga q hacer constar por Ia presente
el benefcio que he obtenido en- mi
salud con ell uso de las maravillosas
Pfidoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
que tome para mi enfermedad de de-
biNdad general y pobreza de sangre.
'Durante mi curaci6n con este tan
feliz como simple tratamiento, tuve
ocasiones de desconfiar de mi resta-
blecimiento, pero deseosa de hacer
una prueba leal de esta reputada me-
dicina, segui constante con ella "
gracias 10 cual hoy me encuentro
saludable, bien fuerte para mis- que
haceres y diversiones y recomiendo
las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams
q todas las personals anemicas y de-
biles."
DecidaseVd. hoy; empiece
hoy mismo la cura. Cada
dia que pasa acentda la en-
fermedad; cada dia de cura-
ci6n adelanta el retorno de
la salud. Todas las boticas
venden las
plIdoPaS
ROS0d0S
del
Dr.. Williams
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-16
EMILIO R1cHEBoURc

FL oven avanz6 sombrero mano ambos deuveron al
mismo tempo Los movmento acelerados SD pcho acona
ban la emocion de Blanca.
Sc extraha usted de aqu senora dijo Edmundo
vbrante mas 10 eara cuando olga que estaba
Segulo de enconra Aver continue duce Sonrsa liable
used de mi buena ea observe qe Gamma ante MI que
gufa como oo tempo los reyes IN lgos y la sligo.
-gnoraba que pudeSe encontTar usted Sendero
contes6 Blanca muy conmovda sin embargo eaba usted eos
de MI pensaba listed
oh! dicha nespeada ic6mo? uteresa usd po mi por
mi, que lie soy desconocidol
Solo sc used desgracado basta para que
pense usted
oh! sehota, que buena usted murmur6 Edmundo
ique digna usted de amada
FL oven la envovo en- rada de inefable ternura
Blanca sint6 una ndecibe sensac6n.
ST. epito Edmundo animado aceuo merece usted e
Garlic respeto que todo por listed quien poda subs
tai aecto conoceudoa Basta listed para en- M
alma en- su corazon donde encerran nemabes
gracia exquisite irrada de usted adma es
usted samente mas hermos la mas pereca craura ene
ted ademas poder de embeero todo peSenc posee
usted sonrisa que epcanta mada que una voz que
deleita hace desvanecer la duda.
ST. 20 deSgracado. sename sin vaor perdido medic
de vd sabendo que hace doudo r viendo ucamene
ante mi, arida senda al extreme nada.
vi usted por extraha casualdad que bendigo voz
divide de mi soledd entrev enda aga ac uanquo
ya aevf nterrogar porvenr este ha que
pod{a obener mi pae de de algeria mundo
lie he crefdo. Con la confanza, Ia e ha teaparecido mi
alma ha tranquzado coaz6n no de esperanzas he
levantsdo la cabza No uei orta spenas hemo
cruzado agunas paabra embargo used debo cambo
Juzgue usted de bienhechor poder
Blanca e nombre de uStei ehota pero yo doy US
ted otro; la llamo la hada de la Esperauza.
La oven bsio los ojos eScuchaha inde6nibe
hquel lenguaje tan para ella
-AhOra, prosigu6 EdmundO exalaci6r, dudO ya
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-16
1ESDE AREC|BO
Gran pelicula cinema
tograica. "La lu-
cha por la vida"
DEsCANsE EN- PAZ
II pavimento de Ia calle de
JESUS y Maria. .-Regreso
de un viaje 4 Europa.

Octubre IS Para el jueves
anuncia la emp'esa de cinemat6-
grafo Rozas en- este Teatro la exhi
bici IN de una pellcula en-, estremo
interesante y sensational de 5000
pies de estensi6n que Sc titula aLa
lucha por Ia vidaD que tanto exito
ha obtenido EN- todos los sitios don
de Sc ha dado q conocer. Al teatlo
pues el jueves.
En- la maiiana de aver ha ia.
llecido en esta ciudad el sefior don
Pedro ]. Deliz propietario de Haiti
lie. FL cadaver, conforme & las
dlsposiciones sanitarias, fue trasla
dado anoche a Hatillo con el fin de
verihcar ell sep.lio en- la Metropolis
de aquel pueblo. r. I. P.
-Ha regresado de SUI viaje 4
Europa el hacendado de esta co
marca Mr.. David Wilson, condue
no de la Central Oriente.
"A la Estacion de anemia de
esta ciudad acudieron la pasada Sc
mana sos pacientes.
En- la presente semana que
dara terminada la obra de paw
mentaci6n de Ia calle de Jes1s y
Maria, quedando una hermosa via
con amplias aceras.
'-Ninguna noticia hay hasta
ahora del conlenzo de las obras
de la carretera de Arecibo q Lares.
apssar de las gestiones hechas con
este fin.
CoRRRsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-16

2I5

donde pueda apoxmandoe muco E que puede ocu
halle medic de la caetera apstado bao las rueda
de cohe Deno gunos da cuando por un
para ofrece fuo abrosos ahada uo puede ocu
ma su ppa e rdn puede pedra desttoEae
e caneo va pu que los medos IN monen
to dado obra Sange a destreza audaca hace faa
mas
-Veremos do Francisco ronca.
Yo marctio esta tarde proguio el padre pero no ire
muy eos nade este pals puedo deenerme donde
quiera, ire ArtemoHt oo ugar engo d boSo los mil
frances que ha pado Me adelano sobe la herenca:
este dnero puedo aguadr los aoncmentos no debemos
eScbnos ademas usae nomb La prudenca es
la madre de la egudad dcen, verdad soamente los mbS
Giles Sc comprometen Sin embargo necesitaGaS :.
precise reveo odo Ea ard antes de separano va
vendremo medic de esbcer correspondence va sea
bao pdas las g1n aguero convendo de
antemano por medic de cas eas grabadas
teza de I'm arbol.
Saleron los dos hombre del claro contnuaron habando
encontrandose en- breve fuera del boSque
ounce pasos del to donde haban deenido una mu.
er desmenada pada hobemente degada sa6 de pnto de
ep de ndo de vedo sobre e cua haaba acostada
qued6 en- pie medic del caro
Su mrada tena un brllo eXtrano
Extcndio brazos alzando oos al ceo y despues
con lGgubre ac.nto
Uncamene entire los hombres, dio haan semejantes
monstruos
Los dos Pansel dignos del otro Sc aprOxmaban
la Choza de pastor.
pastor actual de Seuon oven oiiundo de Alsacia
1ayoa de pastores de departauentos del
Este haa agunos da que don la choza por ser Ia e
tacon po para los ebahos recogran montaa bucando
pastos.
Tanto perros pasabau noche en- bnsoue dis
pues.os defender bano de los aaques de los obos
Mira djo Francisco deteniendose, mira.
-Quk2
-Aquf,