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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
Sudzy Root transmits Claims Against President
Cats and Cabinet viii Discuss ACCESSIBILITY Of
Ia4 Drastic Action.

The most direct light throSH oi
me controversy ~ contained In ths
report OF Special Commissioner w
J. Calhoun, who charges that after
sllauoasssning the New York & Ter
msidez company on a trumped az
charge Of having violated its con
tract. Castro seized the deposits
and. taking advantage Of the vslu
able improvements made ON them
by the company and using the com
pany'a machinery. installed a force
aud Is nov working them for tho
governments own benefit, that r.
caHtro's benefit
In doing this. Castro ignored q
grant which he had personally made
to the officers Of the company. the
validity OF which remains to BE- adj
Indicated.
Commissioner Calhoun holds that
the assessment 81 $4,000. 000 dam.
ages against the company made BY
Caatro'H coareed supreme court on
the charge that the company had
failed 20 fulfill its contracts and had
lent aid "a the rebel forces III The
Mates revolution. was made Win
out giving the company a chance ia
defend itself or present any evi.
dence in ltn own behalf lie also
holds that the evidence on which
the fine was assessed was wholly
Insufficient.
II vas the failure 10 pay this fine
aeAtgE aanFsfEaH IN tho rom fiaFUf ion
~ the company's property bT Cas-.
tf0. The report declares that u 70
useless 10 deal with the countless
charges Of conspiracy. as there has
undoubtedly been fraud on both
sides. and concludes with the ex
pressed belief that whatever fatilis
the companies may have been
guilty ~. Il is certain that they
have never had an honest hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
FINED FOR CARRYING
CONCEALED WEAPON

Rocco Caesari found Il expensive
60 carry revolver when he vas OF.
dered 10 ray a fine Of 50 IN Judge
GoT,iou's court 10 ksep otsi 81 JAIL
Acfiae chief Ward has quistiy IN.
sifuefed ali the officers to hsing "a
ali persons who are carrying re-
vuiyers. tie says there II no such
thing as a permit % carry a re-
voiver. ard Il Is kaosa that such
permission cannot BE- Eivsn ~ ans
person In official position excepting
70 \ sworn peace 0fficer az one
sworn IN for Temporary duty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

e,..nlex that the COMPANY has
9, IRA ~ - the eoUdltiens under
800 4 acquired he franchise,
rsas..laaa ". " Weaver, y ne
rrssssh warl. last nikhi infredsie'
N ordinance At thr fekalaI
-ss,sef q The oenneil. which. y
800 wGil revoke The franchise
- shsch shs walllaEtofd AZ
rsra.lpn to now opefatra y ne
<,astss Eaeefrte ccnpant
Al. tine russ from the business
s...s<s lhrough Fremont aud sev
~l..... Il ssfh =. and 18th AZ
,sr,s<ass. vhexe & meets he cid
1sl,ss>.ss Ire. ~ktch eontiunes on
- sieux l.sA a. northeast.
prsmlses Nee Line.
seeedinx 10 couneilman Weaver
- slr<srie rampauy promised
- ftseu The ffauehiSe that li
,.ulx snrsgaege : liae from tath =.
u usfsdIsn a.. 70 esth 81. Ntisia
=. .<af trosn The date the aTiKiual
~ds.zr<x u4s passHd This hFAaF ,
- i kzss rus nafth along Merid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
SELECT CREW FOR
KIRKLAND FERRY

Capt. ]. l.. Oliver. Capt. Harry
Cote and II. Rebonocht were select
ed By the county commissioners
yesterday to take charge of the new
Kirkland ferryboat Washington. In
the capacities of master, purser and
pilot, and chief engineer respect
lively.
All are well known navigators
of the sound aud lakes. and Captain
Oliver has been in the Alaska trade
for many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
FEAR OF DEATH HAS KEPT
HIM MANY YEARS IW HIDING
ANNA GOULD ON VERGE OF
A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN

raugemsnla 10 engage suite Of
fspnla 81 the 81 ReEia
she had been residing With her
sistet since she returned from
FrBnec. brat AZ soon aa The other
tasmbefs Of her family issued their
nllimafnm in the de SaEnu agree
n.fat. she went "a The hotel
Physicians. under whose care she
has placed herself. are today deny.
ink ali her friends aamittaure Ia
the apartments. While Nine. Gould's
condition Il act necessarily critical.
her physicians admitted that her
nsrYes are - completely unHifuag
thai she required constant medical
attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

affairs committee. and before Il Is
reportcd back to the senate the en-.
Tire HillTower incident will be
shferhcd out
II Is ramored on good authority
today that before the Incident is
closed. some one. either In the dip.
lomatic corps, OF in the state de.
partmont. will be shown up In bad
light
Tho details OF the foreign affairs
committee inquiry into the quallfi-
cations OF nr. mn for the position
viii. Of cunrse. be secret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
NO INSTRUCTIONS TO
CUT OUT ALASKA

meni. and when they arrive. We are
off
Tho Thomas flyor Is undergoing
thorough repair at the A. e. gar
asc GO broadway.
a new body has been put on the
car. which Is stronger aud more
economical In npSce than the old
ons.
Nothing II being overlooked to
ninhs the car tmpertieuk 10 the
rough usage 1t will experience
crossing siberia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
EVANS
SAIL IS
Leaves on Flagship fOr
San Diego Emoute
to Springs.
tey uni,.a prss.)

WASHINGTON. March 81 The
navy department TO-DAY received an
aeruEram from H.sr ADMIRAL Evans.
announcing his departure from Mac.
dalenA bay on the flaEship ronnec.
ticut. and stating h. would prob.
ably arrive at San Diego tomorrow
The message eause,i = sigh of re-
lief Al the navy department. as the
mystery surrounding the rear ad.
mirais movements vas beginning 20
cause anxiety. last Saturdays
message from Msgdalens Bay indi.
Gated that the Connecticut had al
ready sailed. and failure 10 receive
weird from the admiral since that
time had caused apprehension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

Il do not know What the papers
mean by stating that we have
abandoned the Alaska route In the
New Yofk.to. Paris race. said Capt
Hans Hanson. who ain be In charge
Of the American car crossing 81
bsfia. at the Butler this morning
NO instructions have arrived
from New York to that effect.
1t IL my opinion that Ne shall
travel over the crust 20 Nome. We
are expecting instructions any mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31


~ YORK, March 2i.-.seore.
q State Root today trans.
- 10 congress al the core.
lhee Of an official nature
49,. On The American claims
49, ne Venezneiau government
D 80. '-iaosls asphalt claims. Dras.
1, s ~ ald possibly The dlsuafrh.
f.,, :. /. punitive expedition agalns,
-. Castro and his govern.
sea expected 70 follow.
a., ,s,as'asFation Of the corresnop.
sss |. WI probably be- taken gp 4,
e.. 81 once. Five claims
T. L ne Venezuelan gosernmee,
essoised, The most important
B.ssassls TIA, Of The New Yort 8
ls,.., .ssz company. Al are In coz.
III y. Win the asphalt deposlta
C,,I,a !" grants Of them made bg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
Archie Phillips, Whose Testimony Would Have
Hanged Murderer Of Fred Tyler, Appears
in Portland and Seeks Publicity as
Last Means of Protection.
Apparently they

package. Apparently they
came from the same source.
What are you going Ia DO =
queried Phillips.
Increase my life insurance
and stay home said Brown.
lie did 50. and he died. An in
ierual machine killed him in
September
But Phillips thought differ
ent from Brown Perhaps he
was endowed with more wis-
dom as 10 the methods OF his
enemies He closed his home
aud dropped from sight sub
poena servers. Piukerion men
and police searched Tor him in
vain. Circular letters. adver-
tiscments and rewards failed
TO bring him out.
Phillips SAYS he loves life,
his wife aud his children. The
district attorney announced
that his case was shattered
without Phillips testimony. but
this did not affect Phillips any
more than the oilers OF re-
ward.
lie buried his tracks still
deeper and slipped farther
away into the wild mountains
OF Canada.
Decides to Come Back.
But ten days ago he decided
TO come back TO his family. He
thought that now that the
state had failed to convict
Adams. the friends oi .Ndsms
would let him alone.
Scarcely had he reached
Portland when the news Of the
attempt on the life OF Buckley
Wells was flashed over the
wires, and Phillips knew that
the dynamite band was still at
work. Desperate. he decided Ia
risk all on a single play. tell
the story OF his fear OF danger
To the world, and defy the men
who have bounded him from
his country to do SO again.
" II they get me, they get
me-" was his comment. They
know where ! am now. and I'm
waiting for them.
Il have Travelled from camp
TO camp" he continued. Il
just stayed in one place until
someone asked me question
about my past or acted as II
they suspected me OF some
thing and then ! got out again.
| feared the hand oil the dyna-
mite band. Ii reaches far; it is
everywhere its enemies are.
Would | testify against
Adams now? The Idaho Off
Gals have made me many Of
fers. | could get good Job
now by going back--a place
high in the state. but I'm not
going back. No, Idaho is
barred to me. Adams is in
Colorado To answer for the
Collins murder. I've got 10
live for my wife and the
babies. don't want To be
mixed up in any case. I'm
going to stay in the United
States from now on. This is
supposed TO be the land OF the
common man. Ii ! can't get
protection from the officers.
perhaps can from the whole
people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
WILL NOT Give
UP PAUL ROY
(ey United Press

PARIS, March 3l-The foreign
office today virtually turned down
the request Of the Washington Off
clais Tor the return 10 America OF
Paul Roy. charged by his wife. Gla-
eta Gala. with the murder OF her
brother.
The final reply TO the note Of the
American state department is being
withheld pending the preparation
of an offer from the French GOV
ernmeut 80 Try him upon French
soil. he being a citizen OF France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

WASHINGTON. March ALT
was announced at the White House
today that the resignation Of Charlie
imagine Tower "a Ambassador To
Germany has been accepted and viii
take effect June /.
The nomination of DIR. David
jayne It'll to be United States am.
bassador to Germany was sent 10
the senate by President Roosevelt
this afternoon
The matter will 40 TO the foreign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
E. c. BURpIck DIES
Ar MEAD0WDALE

Y &. nurdiek. Of Meadordaie
father Of y G. tsurdick. ir. and O.
". Hurdlck. OF thls city. died yes
serday. AGED Is years The funeral
will be held from Ba,tsrworsh' :
chapel Under the auspices Of the
q. A. ". Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31

a complaint was filed today in
the federal court charging Joe Der.
liner of Alpha. Wash. with sending
obscene matter through the United
states postoffiee. The matter re
fcrred To was an indecent letter
sent TO n married woman in Che
halls,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
REVOKES PERMIT
FOR SKYSCRAPER


; The Seattle baseball team I
; vili play ever day this week I
; That's aftefueaa the Seattle
= team i plas ms ii. waahlnk I
= ton high school team. TomeF
= rus and Friday afternoon the
. Rainiars wtIl be the opponents.
= Thursday the anivesafts boys
. viii have a chance tu cruNH
. bats with ttuxdaivs uan Hat.
q ursiaY the Nationals viii play
. ball. and sunday the Everett
. team wili Try Ia defeat the 10.
. CATS All games VIII be called
. ct O'Clock nj niEdalea park !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
AMERICA MAY BLOCKADE
VENEZUEL AN PORTS
THOUSANDS OF MEN WILL
&c WANTED.
Hy United pr.ss.l

Wy SAtfhA1 ffHHAf
q CHICAGO. March Sf.-fn /
. che next 90 days the railroads !
. Of the United States will have ,
. Ia find between 5000 and !
. 800. Geo men to mend their /
. tracks and roadbeda. and an. /,
. other large army TO no Into ,
. their shops and repair their I
. ears aud locomotives The I
. ruadbedg centerinE Ia Chicago !
. alone viii. between April and +,
. June I. require more than 100. ,
= 600 inborcfE. The manage. 4,
. menia Of most of the roads /,
. have decided 10 engage in re-. I
. pair and new work this spring I
q on as extensive n scale as ,
. ever. owing To the fact that !
. labor siil be plentiful and !
= possibly cheaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
TRADING STAMPS IN SUN.
DAY SCHOOL.


4 DENVER. Colo. March IL
4 The Presbyterian church at
4 Golden. Colo, is booming the
4 Sunday school attendance by
q giving trading stamps. Every
= boy or girl Ects n stamp for
= one attendance. The stamps
q are pasted In a book. and
4 when enough have accnmulat-
4 ed the scholar can exchange
= them for a prize OF some sort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
|tstttttt.tstssss


= WARRINGTON. March al ,
: efi<ls IN The trouble be 4
sea Neneznela and the 4
ekHsd States IL imminent. 4
= ha special meeting 81 the ,
/. .zat' TO BE- held late this 4
1.sosn, the advisahillty Of /,
. = anefican blockade Of an /,
sssszseian ports viii be dls- /,
4 conference of the I
80 Of the state and navy ,
zrtnensa TODAY. a tentative ,
= ~ me vessels that will be /,
*as made out The llsf /,
!. mo- made public. but Il IL ,
1.,''' 's,ood to include four /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
oos'rs Foe TOMORROW.


RENO. New. March Ji-A g.
Valentine. ono 81 the best known
asaayers 90 the Pacific coast. died
IN thia city yesterday afternoon Of
pneumonia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
(By United press.)


PORTLAND. ore. March
Driven out OF the United
States By the lash of the fear
81 sudden death. caused by the
receipt OF innumcrablc warn
ings that his life had been for
ieitcd. supposedly from the
same group Of assassins who
blew cx-Gov. Steunenberg.
of Idaho. aud ex-Sheriif Har-
vey Brown. Of Baker City. Ore.
into eternity. Archie Phillips,
the lost witness IN the Steve
Adams case. has appeared in
Portland after a years hiding
in the mountains Of British
Columbia.
He told his story today to a
representative 81 the United
Press in order 10 secure the
protection 81 publicity.
Saturdays attempt upon the
life 81 Cen. Buckley Nells. al
Telluride. Colo. caused him 70
come 10 this determination
Phillips declares that the same
men who attempted " els life
are after him.
He has lost al faith in the
omnipotcncc Of the power oi
the constituted authorities 10
protect him. lie has decided
10 enyelop himself IN the fierce
white light Of publicity. tell all
the world ms story. and. stand
ing in The center OF public in
teresi, he believes the agents oi
the latter day angels OF death
may fear 10 creep upon him
with their deadly missiles OF
dynamite aud nitro-glycerine.
Phillips was cruising IN the
Marble Greek district. Idaho,
when his connection with the
celebrated case began. Near
him was Jack Simpkins. now a
fugitive from justice as an &C
eomplice OF Harry Orchard and
Steve Adams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
Tyler's Body Found.


Fred Tyler had also filed on
claim near Simpkins. One
day Tyler's dead body was
found ON the trail Adams has
stood trial twice on the charge
OF numbering Tyler. and once
confessed TO the crime. Later
he repudialed the confession,
and the state has not yet been
able to do better than secure
disagreement in the case.
The testimony OF Archie Phil
lips. asserts the district attor-
ney, was the missing link that
caused his case To fall TO the
ground at the time OF the sec
ond trial.
The night before the murder
| OF TYLER, Steve adams and
Jack Simpkins stayed at Phil
| lips cabin. Mrs. Phillips gave
them a bottle OF horseradish.
When Tyler's body was found
this bottle was beside the
corpse. Mrs. Phillips identified
il. This was the link that con
nected Simpkins and Adams
with the murder. As the time
Tor Adams second trial drew
near Phillips began TO receive
threatening letters ordering
him from the country ON the
pain OF death il he failed to
obey.
lie moved TO Spokane. and
hoped that he had cvaded his
prosecutors. Then he went
back into the woods. Two men
visited Mrs. Phillips. They told
her that Phillips would be
killed in week If he did not
leave the country. She sent
for her husband aud he re
turned To Spokane.
Finds Box of Dynamite.
\ few days later he found a
box OF dynamite concealed in
the woodpile back OF his house.
That afternoon he met Sheriff
Harvey Brown. the man that
arrested Adams TO Brown.
phillip~~owed his letters.
Brown then showed him a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
FORMER ALASKA JUDGE
DIES IN POVERTY

they rrcsntiy had him moved from
an ass lam at Nxp4 Co this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-31
BANK cleARlNes.

SEATTLE
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-15

Gass guglng laugh, the laugh which literally lifted
Francis Wilson'S chorus has to be heard everything
the public feels that it being cheated
who declares that he DEGREES the color
frock of his plays defends his
that his play when he left the matter
all six of the the
in scarlet gowns.
plays less of rarity but have at
of them this They The Flag Lieutenant
Frohman bring from London and Paul Arm
Time of Peace 1t remarkable fact that
England and America practically bare of mpelng dramas
the
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-15
MUSIC AND THEATRES
Continued from Page 81


slave drink and reconciliation effected between mother and
Leo Garlic who vaudeville quaint
comes this season with series of mimes and funny stories
in Variety" theatrical paper He
O"eS se Hapye w I M Ga des % one
Of the most UNDUE Juggling and balancing acts in vaudeville He
something entirely in setting making his novel and
The Majestic Trio of singers dancers and comedians present
act that sure to become popular In addition
work make act that destined to become of exaratng mrt
Charles Julia Miller, although new orpheum
tsG prime in the east where they have been fea
singers good comedians The popourri
The orchestra will selections while the
Knodrom will picture stirring events in moving pictures
LOCAL THEATRICAL NOTES
n y uSn SGrss Ds @ S u s has M a
skating rink 1t of combining business pleasure
theatrical he will have the having spent pleas
Nathan Leipzig who is appearing the Orpheum this week.
PTe n some sa in %1Ge F and and
pet F% ns:e an Ogden cigar dealer who has n,sursted novel
but popular Of advertising his business fined SIS
% t %ss Gn s uese p nar d G on
Of her and s out few ye nat would have put Indian
Henry Miller Salt Lake the goby with his Servant
opinion OF his worth heatea and that he imposed ems ev w
Manager PyPer could not justice the of his
the pockets sa fe Miller to add to his bank account fro"
In the the the Auerbach
Main and State the
cost of the building is given at $4,000
PLAYERS
"The Girl Who Dared Lulu years play is said
to be version of the French original he
Bruce Wallace is work a dramazaion of Miss
Aymar Matthews novel, eff David Knew which will be produced
with
Charles Klein has written the theme which
to deal with the methods of the police department New York
administering the third degree The play be called "he
Mischief Makers"
Some actors cannot bury their personality parts play
being themselves everything they John
actors, but highly probable that his following
tor him in anything except John Drew.
Most actresses take kindly the automobile but Blanche
Margaret Dale and Frances Starr among those cling
horseback riding habit Blanche Walsh takes every day
is to do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11

hacer efectiva Ia cobranza, en-
en- la forma y en- las epocas que
ahora 8 en- 10 successive disponga
la ley para Ell cobro y cumpli-
miento de otras contribuciones
sobre bienes inmuebles. Disbo-
.sSndose. sin embargo. que con
obieto de 20 imponer gravamen
alguno innecesario sobre d1chos
terrenos durante ell periodic de
construction, no recaera i'm
puesto alguno sobre ningun pre-
dio de terreno hasta que la par
te del sistema de riego EN- la
cual radicare Ell predio haya
estado en- operacion activa du-
rante un afio, pero pasado
ese plazo dicho predio de te-
rreno sera responsible, en- las
fechas ordinarias de tasaci6n,
de los mismos impuestos proper
cionales porque hubiera tenido
que responder, ST todo el terreno
en- Ell distrito Sc hubiese inclui-
do en- ell padr6n para dicho aflo,
de acuerdo con las precedentes
disposiciones de esta seccion.
Seccion 2o.-Sl sc desarrolla-
sc una potente fuerza hidrauli-
ca en- conexion con la construc-
cion del sistema de riego. ell
Consejo Executive queda autori-
zado por la presente para prac-
ticar arreglos con obJeto de
utilizarla Y explotarla. como
parte integrante del mencionado
sistema de riego. en- las mejores
condolences. bien por admins
TRACTION. 8 por tranqulclas per
sonas PARTICULARS.
Todas las utiIidades que de
dicha fuerza mOtriz St obtuvie-
rem. ingresaran en- el Fondo
del Riegoa. Y sc aplicaran a dis
minuir los impuestos anuales,
hasta que toda deuda en- que Sc
haya incurrido para el sistema
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11

un m6dico joven, que tenia la bonda1 de vi
Sitar gratuitamente miss Flltte, hablaba con
ella cerCa de la Chmenea.
-NueStra enferma eSta meor-diiO le-
vantandose saludandonos, puede volver
manana al tribu nal donde sc ha sentido mu-
cho su ausencia
Miss Flitte -ecibio ell cumplido sin sor-
prenderse nos hiZo acostumbrado saludo
Me honra mucho -dijo-la segunda vi
sta de las pupilas del tribunal tengo placer
en- recibir bajo mi humide techo Tarudyce
de la Casa l1gubre.-anadi6 hacienda una re-
verencia particular mi tutor,-Fitz Iarudyce
hi ia mia (asi le llama siempre miss elyby)
seals muy bien venida.
-lHa estado enferma de gravedad?-pre-
gunto VI. Jarudyce al doctor.
Pero aunque hzo la pregunta en- voz baia
respond6 miss Fltte diciendo con tono CON
hdencia:
ST muy enferma pero no del cuerpo
sino del alma. iOh los nervios los nervios!
Hemos tenido la muerte en- esta casa, un en-
venenamiento. continue temblando baian-
do la voz.-Como soy tan impresonable. me
espant6 mucho. pero M Woodcourt es Ell t1ni-
co que ha tenido noticia de mi terror Os
presento M. Woodcourt, mi m6dico,-nos Giio
con nnucha dignidad Woodcourt, os pre-
sento las pupilas en- el pleito Jarudvce, 4 la
rudyce de la Casa ldgubre a miss Fitz Jaru-
dyce,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11
rOR CARLOS DICkEN

No entr6s con el gato!-exclan6 miss
Flitte con c0lera
No temais. respondi6 NJ Krook? drigien
donos susesivamente mirada penetran-
te astuta;-no hara danO a los pajaros mien-
tras este yo aqui a no ser que sc 10 mande.
No le hagais case, mos djo Miss Fitte
con aire grave,-esta loco; completamente loco
;Qu6 vents hacer aqui cuando tengo vista
Krook2
-,Ji!Ui|iji Sab4is que soy el lord can
cller.- -respondlo Ell vieJo.
-lY que quer6is decir con eso?-repuso
miss Flitte.
Que seria muy chistoso que el lord can
c1ller Servldor vuestr0. cabaerO; sc tantO
como vos cerca de nuestro pIeito. Conoci
al viejo esquire Tomas, pero no os he vsto
nunca, caballero nj I'm Ell tribunal donde
paso, sin embargo, muchas horas en- Ell trans
curse del ano
No voy nuuca, -respond6 mi tutor
preferiria.
-So1s muy severe con mi enorme colega
caballero Sin embargo es muy natural
Jarudyce cato escaldado huge del aqua
fria lOue os 2arece mi inquilina2-prosigui
el ropavejero que sc habfa lido acercando lenta.
mente mi tutor le miraba al trav6s de los
anteolOs.-Una de las extranezas de miss Fit
tie es no querer decir el nombre de sus paaros.
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