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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
HE COULD SHOOT.
Bishop Talbot's Surprise for the Eng
 fish Gamekeeper.

Bishop Talbot, long and lovingly known as the cowboy bishop" but now bishop of central Pennsylvania. won the devotion of the rough men of the west because. although holding strict ly to churchly standards whenever principle was concerned he was never in the slightest degree a "tenderfoot" or "mollycoddle." He could shoot straight and ride and stand hunger and fatigue and was, in fact, man among men.
 His book of "reminiscences, My Peo- pie of the Plains" has been received with cordial enthusiasm in England. and he himself is warmly welcomed there whenever he can find time to cross the ocean.
 year or ago he was one of a party, says Harpers, among whom were the Duke of Newcastle and the bishop of London, at a country seat in the north of England. He knew tha the estate, which was one of great size, was noted for its game preserves. and so he signified a desire to go out and shoot. whereupon his host prompt ly assigned to him the head gamekeep- er and the two sallied forth.
 The head gamekeeper could not quite believe that bishop could shoot---he did not know that Bishop Talbot is "a mighty hunter before the Lord'--and so 1t was with much misgiving that he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
Better Than Gold

duced the chea pest and of the best quality
 Birr1a n saana and the district having esta loIIShed her claim the above requi- sites. nd has the same time establish ed the certainty Of a boundless future, and a sofzditN to all of her realty values for all time to come.
 We may have our furries in the mar ket but they will not be long lived and the who sells at sacrifice will be the loser. nd the man who buys the winner on such real estate transactions.
 There no ticeable break Tn the realty market in tile face of adverse con ditioIa= under " lich we have labored and have certainly labored under enouz11 III-a advised legislation to render unset1Ie conditions in other centers more pronounced in it's effect on our focal market and the remarkable tmhg IS that our market is so firmly susta1heu and has been for years past through all the changes that 1t has been sub jected
 The great SOG1fa faern cotton crop Is now being m rlzeted- the farmers are n pet ter condition than they ever were oe- fore: m oSI of them have their granerles snoI< <sEa o11Ses nd general supplies raised aa ho.11 e. and these conditions give com fortifaa< aSSura nee that If we can only ii- duce our la lSers to wash OH lhelI war paint. bury their tomahawks and consent to smoke the pipe of peace ahe veIcoe4e c outside ca pital to the state ana give proper and solid assurances 10 the capital already invested that all VIII yet he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

Well founded faith is better than gold; since it places the man and that inn perishable principle-character above money.
 The same truth prevails to a greater or lesser degree applied to all matters that affect human affairs.
 It is wonderful demonstration of faith in Birmingham and her financial insti- tutions that has exhibited a calm and undsturbed front despite the unsettled condition in the great financial centers.
 There is feeling that conservatism and good business judgment and a req sonable degree of caution has been fol- lowed by our business men, that gives firm assurance that all is well.
 The large majority of our people are in better business shape than they have been in many years.
 They are better prepared to look with composure on the fluTries of Wall street than at any time in ther past history.
 We have the basic foundation in an in exhaustible store of crude wealth that TO amount of eastern or world-w finan- cial disturbances will check it's ultimate development
 They are so close together. all of these inexhaustible crude materials for the making of iron. which has been demon- strated is convertible into the highest grade of merchantable steel: which means that the financial world that is com peled in the rapid advance of civiliza- tion to use them in the multiform uses to which it is adapted, that capital will seek this material where it can be pro
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
BIRMINGHAM REALTY co.
 2ll8 FIRST AVENUE

first led the way to where there would be rabbits. He liked the bishop, as everybody does. and was keenly SO lieitous oyer what he felt sure would be failure.
 Does your lordsh p"-he thought every bishop a lord bishop in the ab- sence of proof to the contrary-"does your lordship think the rabbits ah em twill stand still enough before your lordship shoots?" he asked with deepest respectfulness and meaning to present the difficulties of the case. Then, with deferential insinuation, If I can be of any help to your lord ship
 T thank you. John but I used to handle gun once in awhile, and l guess I'll make a try at it.'
 Well" with a half sigh of mingled doubt and resignation, "of course If your Iordship can really hit 'em once in a while a-runnln' of course there's a chanceV
 And the look of deepening amaze ment on the face of the gamekeeper was a study as the bishop went on bowling the rabbits over until he had a total of forty-two by luncheon time!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
Eborn's Realty Quo tatIons

$11O0-6-room house and lot near How ard college Terms, s400 cash, bal anee S20 month
 s1S50-50x19O 7th ave. N. near 14th st. Terms s650 cash, balance time, per cent.
 s55O0-Rental $750; seven good, we'll built houses that are worth very nearly the price asked for lot and houses the lot is 75X140; 4th ave. N, and is the bargain on Northsi side. s1250-A pick k-up rich level loam, sandy soil; i0-acre truck garden with a good, comfortable. well built D. room house and stable; near Mary Lee and North Birmingham; inn provements alone worth the money S500O-Cash; snap; a modern 2-story. S-room home on large lot; near Rhodes circle, Iroquois st. and High land ave.
 sb0OO-S-room modern steam heated residence; rents $40 month; near 10th ave. S.; $l250 cash, balance $50 month
 s5ooO-Rental s6O0 90x100; 9th ave. N; four good dwellings.
 s4OOO-A splendid well built, new, mod ern corner dwelling; very attractlve' all the conveniences; outbuildings' fronts North Birmingham car inc. This is a choice place and the value WILL SuOW up NhNii SS' "
 tion good.
 $16O0--Comparatively new coltase home and lot 50x140 few feet of car line near the park, North Birming- ham; $500 cash and $20 month. $500 cash. balance $50 month, buys new, modern, corner home on l4th ave. South Highlands, at bargain Here's your chance to buy a choiee home like rent,
 s575O---A choice. well-built, storm sheathed. furnace eated, 2-story, s- room home; one-half block of car line: fine location; six grates and cabinet mantels; large rooms moo crate cash payment balance s4o month, and it is renting at sio month If you want good sollo value and a choice, comfoftaple hoiiie' call and see this.
 s315O-11Ox2OO; nice Groom nome anu out buildings on Huntsville ave. s5ooo-o-story. beautifully located modern. S-room corner residence; overlooks city; splendid location; pretty shade; fine ghborhood, North Highlands a good thing ana nerhaps the very thing you have been seeking. s210O-A new, modern, Well-puii.' room cottage; few feet Of car line, large lot; servants house; best part of central West End; must be seen to be appreciated. s3500-Rental S45 month; 15OXl4o; SIX houses; North Haven.
 s14OO-Rental s20O; two houses and lot near Ave. F car line.
 s25O0-Rental $2S month; four 4-foom houses and lot; Ave. D; bargain. s1250-6Ox125; corner lot parsaih U"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
FOR RENT.
REsIpENCEs-North.

1127 31st St, new and modern, ' rooms $50 RESIDENCES FOR R1NT-SOUTH 1l09 18th St, furnace, modern, rooms $50 ISIS 20th St, bath, etc, rooms, $50 s27 18th St., steam heated, modern. s rooms, $40. 2S3O Ave e." bath. electricity, 8 rooms stable, hot house, lot 100x190, $50. J
 FOR SALE. s12,OO0-5th Ave. near -2nd St. Sooo0-40xl00; z2nd St., South. S39Oo-5 -55x16o. Avenue J. ,s275o-e1x14O 18th ft., between 10th and 11th Ayes. S140OO->.~. 4th avenue S12. .500-4th Ave, near 23rd St. s3o00O-2nd Ave. 50x140, rents s240o. s3OOO0-75x140. 4th avenue. si65O-Residence, 18th Ave, North. Sl5.5O0-5th Ave, corner, 100 feet. SlOuuo-3rd Ave, near 24th St. s12,5O0-3rd Ave. near 26th St. s135OO-4th Ave, near 18th St, 5Ox140
 w. B. LEEDY 6 co Phones 42. 112 North Ast St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

S2650-One 6-room house; almost new, with bathroom and pantry complete with hard oil finish, cabinet mantels. tiling hearth, city water, electric lights, bath tub. sink, etc. on lot which is high and slightly, with 65 feet frontage on 54th street, between and within one-half block of either the East Lake or Gate City car lines; convenient to schools, churches and Woodlawn center. S2650-One nice 6-room house; modern conveniences: on corner lot, with 80 feet frontage; one short block north of East Lake car line near 59th street; cement sidewalks and graded streets; good community.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

17I1 st N- - ao., . one-ll alf block from Capitol park ssooo cash and $500 in years per ner furn.s c e-Ia eated home west Of goth st.. south highlands VIII eN- chang for va cant lot
 s2ooo-A cottage and lot fronting ear line on 12th street south near Behrens paIn, ao $175o-RentaI S12oo; loOxlao; corner vsap1 elpse to the center; i'm improvements alone wort" over $500. d good purchase .,, sslso-S-roonn, tVxo-story residence de ",',, Nor'" $500 cash. balance $50 month, will buy fine. new two-story modern s,room la,i, m}ghIands' TGss west of 2oth street. s9oo0-6-roonl house and lot 24th s, street near 18th avenue, North Hlghiahos' fronts east on ear line; only .s66o cash balance s35 month This is in easy walk of new Terminal depot.
 s2foo-A choice lot. 5oxlso, on & 2Sth aanee s.rees fronting car line near -1 lzth a.Nasaut avenue North Highlands; small cash payment ssooo"A' choice. vvell-built s-room, modern home in the choicest part of Woodlawn tels tflroushout. $500 cash $50 month. $12oo-1O acres with running water water si4nss 9, pike; three miles of the center oi BIT ,5ooo-A lovely. VFell-built, attractive well located. two-story. 7-room home fronts Highland ear line, South Highlands; any reasona ble terms will do; see tnis s42oo4A very choice. Groom modern, cor ner h nome; fronts car line; excellent loca- tion south IIishlands one of the best
 
 s1o 5oo-one of the finest, best built, best locat ed. Broom. new and moueIh noiueS for the price on the South Highiahus will suit the most fastdlous; see It, u is a Beautiful comfortable, artistic home
 CD S15 5OOO-IoOx2OO fronts Highland avenue ear iiHae- 9-rooI11, modern home; serN- ants house. sta bIes etc.: every eoiiioi | and cOnxenien ce; might accept Slo'oo ol this a mount in other property ana gNe five years at~51z Der cent interest on pai- , CD S15, ,OoO-SeXSn modern uWeHnse """ store on four lots. center of Hot springs Ark would consider exchange.
 "a, seoOO-o46-acre farm with splendid S. room residence- 4-room house. two ten ant houses, three wells, two pafhs o- acre hearing orchard; about 160 acres ready for blow. 80 acres Sooo aFe,ase virgin timber; the improvements alome n are worth the price. It is in Big Wlls valley near Gadsden; might consiuer exchange Would consider e<change of all three o last quoted propertes tNos. l, and S( for large well i'm proved farm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
For Sale in WOOdlaWn.

s2s50-One 6-room house. almost new, nicely finished: cabinet mantels tiling hearth city water, electric lights. etc., on lot with 57 feet frontage, within 100 feet of East Lake car line. Terms very easy.
 $2300-On nice cottage. almost new on lot. 50x200; on 51st street. between 1st and ad avenue, north, cement sidewalk made: street graded eherted and paid for; community real good; convenient to schools and churches. s1400-One broom house on lot .acing east on 62d street; near East Lake ear line; some cash. balance monthly; well To- cated, high and slightly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
The Brute.

From the Chicago News.
 Such an angel of hat chirped the vain woman as she twirled before the mirror. Yellow and white. What does it remind you of. my dear?'
 The big man in the embroidered slip pers looked up from his paper.
 Yellow and whte?' he repeated. Well, now on the level, it reminds mo of q fried egg."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
If you wish to buy sell or exchange real estate, 1a Checks any bank in JetterSon CouTy accepted ash on all realty transactions
 B. F, EBo RN
 5O4-7 Brown-Marx Btu Hiding
FOR SALE.

s2525-Fine 5-room house on corner lot. 100x19O at West End. Only one block from car line owner refused s2900 for house few months ago Terms easy. B-39.
 s45OO-A new bargain just placed on sale. 7-room house on South Highlands; j.st one block east of 20th street Lot worth sGO per front foot and house could not be built for sS5OO Well worth investi- eating Terms can be made. M-3l. S1O0o-New house, West End; S4OO cash and $15 monthly. M-l3.
 s23O0-Five- groom house and three lots at Rising station. Quite a cheap price for the property. W. IS.
 si5Oo-A real investment proposition: Frye houses. rooms each, at North Bir- .ningham: rent for $50 per month. On good terms. H-D.
 s25O0-Five-roo house on 10th avenue, north; $500 cash and s25 per month; F block of car line. A-2o. s1OOO-A modern house. rooms and .se- ment: furnace heated; hardwood floors; terraced and sodded yard; screens throughout. This is best value in Nor wood. Terms can be arranged. C-W Fourteen fine lots at North Smithfeld; can be bought cheap. either separately or the entire lot Easy terms on the property W-25 to 32. 63 acres on Mount Pinson road between North Birmingham and Boyles. K-5.
 FOR RENT. See our list of residences and business houses for rent.
 Ssmisga2assAalss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

FOR SALE. saoOo-Iarge Richmond Place cor. s1S0o-Fine lot E. front near Glen Iris saDOO-Lovely large lot Hickory St. s7OOO-New modern S. 11th St. res. ss5O0-2-story S. Higlds, modern res. s45oo-2-story modern res. s. 21st St. s9o00-Ave. F., cor, 1G0x190. s275O-Ave F., near s. 2Oth. 50x19o. s75OO-S. 20th St., brick store. C. & D. ss0 per foot-Pretty Ave. K lot sSO,OOo-2-story brick ave. store, pays 800 s45. .OOO-Handsome bus. property pays 8
 per cent.
 s2e. 5Oo-2-story brick store, rents s21Oo. so1 OOO-Large N. Side cor, rents $26O0. s55O0-2-story res, 24th St., near 9th ave. s275o-Modern N Hghlds. cottg-. rent $500. sl1o0-Nice lot 23d st., 11th and 12th ayes. s55OO-Gcod home, Ath St., car IF blks.
 FOR RENT. --room. No 12l4 North 18th St. New handsome brick store.
 R. MCCONNELL . CO., Phsnes sla z07 a Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
FOR SALE.
WHITE & HEFLIN
FAIRBANKS FOR SALE.

BARGAINS FOR SALE. s1s50-Reasonable terms, corner lot 67.5 x100 on Idlewild car line, with side walks etc., all in, corner Alabama st.. South Highlands.
 s500-Busness lot, in front of fair grounds gate. at Fairview station, function of Ensley and Bessemer car lines great bargain. s1o0o-Cood home for colored man. 75 feet with 3-room house. nice orchard, well. etc, on pike road. Walker sta- tion. North Ensley car line. S. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone a. 223 2lst St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Two lots at Hyde Park on car line, s500.00.
 sSO per month for 100 months, 1O-room house renting now for s15 per month, 313 11th street; lot 30x90 feet Lot 18th ave. and 17th street, corner, 60x125, $1250; one-third cash, balance, l and years. FOR RENT-1900 11th Ave. S., rooms bath, gas and servants house.
 l.. G. PETTYJOHN Phones 11O1 and 465. 1S26% 3d Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

WOULD you marry if suited? Matri-
 monial paper containing advertisements marriageable people, many rich, from all sections of the United States and Canada mailed free. r. J. Gunnels, Toledo, O. 9-l5-6t-Su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
PERSONAL


 BED-WETTlNG cured regardless of age. Package of Pen-ine, direction and book let mailed free Missouri Remedy Co, Dept. 100, St. Louis, Mo. 10-G-1Gt-Sun. HANDSOME young lady, worth $25.000. wants Acquaintance of honorable gentleman; early maria ge: no objec- tion to poor man if honest. Address Mrs. w., 697 Fulton street, Chicago.
 9-15-tf-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

WOULD you marry to financial adNan- tage if suited; write for particulars and state your age; absolute seerety from publicity Homestead Club, To- ledo, o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
BUSINESS CHANGES

PARTNER with 5000 can buy one-half interest and take charge of office and handle your own money in manufactur- ing business already established in Bir- mingham; experience not necessary; references exchanged. Address W.
 care Agc-Herald. 10-6-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

WOULD invest 5000 in good legitimate business with services; young man of ability and can furnish Al references. Address P. O. Box 765, city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

$15O0O-Seven dwellings and store in the heart of Hot Springs, Ark; might ex- change for other property; rents we'll; they are modern dwellings, in first class condition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

RELIABLE party with $S50O ready cash can make $25 ,oOO on immediate in vestment; no speculation; high class proposition of merit stability and safety; exceptional offer; unless you mean business don't answer. Warranty, care Age-Herald. 10-31- 1-thu-fri-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
THE TIME TO BUY

Is when the other fellow is dead anx- ious to sell; with few that it the condition today. So you had better get busy and take advantage of some opportunities now, you might not have later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

WOULD you marry if suited? Matri
 monial paper containing advertisements marriageable people, many rich, from all sections of the United States and Canada mailed free. F. J. Gunnels, To-
 ledo, o. lO-2I-6t-Su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

LET me start you in business; within the next 40 days I want to start one man or woman in a profitable business in every county in the south; will furnish the capital and do the advertising; 1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

MORPHINE and other habits; why re- main addicted when full particulars of painless self cure is sent you free? Ad-
 dress Box CTS, Chicago, 10-1S-3t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

want clean, honest men and women, no fakers, no loafers; good salary and honest, clean work; this is no medicine or jewelry scheme, but permanent, upright business opportunity; write for particulars. The Anderson Manufactur- ing Co.,, Elyria, O. 11-3-su-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

ELECTROPOISES repaired and new
 ones furnished by J. E. DuBois, Tusca- loosa, Ala 9-15-52t-Su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

t1100-5-room cottage. near Howard college, East Lake; on terms. S4o0 cash, bal anee $20 per month. E. F. Eborn, 5c4-7 Brown-Marx Bldg, city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS

UNEMPLOYED men with clean records should register with Employment Dept.
 Y. M c. A, 526 N. 20th street, to 10 a. m 9-21-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

MARRY-Wealth and beauty; marriage directory free; pay when married en- trely new plan; send no money. Ad- dress H. A. Horton, Dept. 103, Tekon- sha, Mich.
 NOTICE-All persons having goods stored with Rates Transfer Co.,, storage not having beed paid for six months, goods will be sold to pay charges. Kates H. W Go.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
Oh 7 "A PACE

Aver tardc a l7s ciuco y me-
dia, veriie6se con graa ccncurrer-
cia cl sepeio del clll.sr del qve
fue Ell vida don Le5l NJ. Acuna
Paniagua, mienbro de una distin-
guild ina Y honorable f4miIia puer.
toyl.4a il, q1e deeoen IS al tun,
ba alos IS amos de edad, despues
Do reoihir los auxilios de Ia religion
cat6i,a.
Por su vida ejomplar y sus al
tas prendas de caiacter gOzaba don
Leon Acuiia, de mercedes respe-
tos y simpatias.
Formaban la presidencia de
duelo los senores don Francisco de
P. Acuna, don Eduardo Acuna
Aybar, don Francisco Acuna Ay-
bar, hermano ( hijos respectiva
mente del hnado; don Rafael Alva
rez Torres, don Entique y don JOSE
Acuna Davila, y don Carlos y dor
Ricardo Abella Blanco.
Llevaban las cintas don Manue
Paniagua, Mr. Lutz, dor Ange
Paniagua, Mr. Feuille, don Ramon
Almazan, don Antonio Pazos +,
Acuiia, don Jose Figuera, don En-
rique Gatell y doctor Saldaiia.
Dio las gracias a los concurren
tes con sentidas frases el Lcdo
Toro Cuebas.
Reciban los deudos del honora
bic anciano que va no existe, espe
cialmente nuestros muy estimadc
amigos don Francisco de Paula
don Eduardo Acufia, el sincere hC
menaje de nuestro profundo pkst
me,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
Fraudes de who's
Una ley aprobada

Paris, JUNO a5.-Los disputados han aproba-
do hoy, casi por unanmidad el proyecto de ley So
brs los fraudes de vino, para que empiece regir
Embellishments Esta resuelta actitud de Ia ca
mara, he hecho que el horizonte politico que Sc
cOutraba nifty cargado, Sc despeje algo, aun que
contin6en ocurriendo pequehos motnes, aislados.
81 itadtv Albert, dirigiendo impOnente manifesto
CLONES en- la cual haba millares de almas, detGvose
frente al edifcio del gobierno solicit6 una entire
vista con el presidente del Consejo M. Clemenceau
Ests lie cOncedi6 Ia audiencia, rea6rmaudole final
mente que todos. absolutamente todos deben some
terse acatar las desciones del gobiernO, que, Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
GGREION Eli GATlNQ

Seg1n nos informan de Cata-
no, aver tarde, a las dos, Sc presen-
to en- una casa contigua al estable-
cimiento de don Ramon Boada,
propietario de aque.la, don Raj
mundo Rodriguez, conocido gene
ralmente por aEl ahijadoD, conceal
del Ayuntalniento de Bayam6n, en-
comralfa del secretario municipal
sehor Marquee, llamando a este la
atenci6n acerca de que la menciona.
da casa sobresalia tres pulgadas de
la Inca marcada por el Municipio,
Apercibido de este el sefol
Boada, que es uno de los mayore.
contribuyentes de aquel poblado
sali6 de su establecimiento para de
fenderse de aquella denuncia, sien
do agredido por don Raimundc
Rodriguez, que le infri6 una heri
da en- la frente con el pufio.
Intervino el guardia de penale
Juan Garcia, que condujo al hetid
para que fuese curado, y al intenta
despues detener al agresor, este S
neg6 4 obedecer, mauifestando Qu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
Energica actitud
Camara francesa

Paris, JUNO 25.-El gravismo estado de cosas
creado por el departamento de viticutores que re-
chazan rano armada las medidas adoptadas por
e gobierno para impedir el fraude, es de que
todos los actos sociales hayan sido suspenddos,
las vacaciones de los ministries tambien. La ac-
titud de la mayorfa de la Camara que delbera sobre
el conhicto, es cnergita esta decidida mantener
cuanto Sc ha legisado pra dichos deparmentos.
Sc sospecha que la agitaci6n presente, no son
ajenas las inauencias del elemento clerial, que
aprovecha toda coyuntura, seg1n Sc ahrma en- va
rios circulos polltcos, para crear di6cultades al
gabinete Clemenceau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-25
IN1aIS MFuDtl LlCIAGA

Este querido amigo nuestro,
que hasta hace poo desempen6 I'm
puesto de conhanza en- nuestras of
cinas, qusdando esta empresa alta
mente satisfecha de sus gestiones y
del celoy y de Ia actividad de que dieia
pruebas, ha salido pa a Aguadila en-
compaiifa de su distiuguida esposa,
con objeto de tomar possession Ell dia
70 de julio proxino del cargo de
alcaide de aquella carcel de distrito,
para qle fue rombrado reciente-
mente.
va sabe el sefor Mendez Ii.
ciaga que deia en- ssta casa buesos
y leales amigos; y deseandole mu.
cho acierto en- su nuevo empleo, le
reiteramos nuestro afectuoso salu.
do de despedida.