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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-15
Retail Meat Prices.

Beef-POrterhOuse steak, 22025c ID;
sirloin steak. 2OQ22c lb; round steak.
l5M17c. shoulder steak 12k 015c;
prime rib roast, II &c; rib roast, rolled.
best 25c; beef boil, 61a10c.
Lamb-Forequarter. zoe; hindquar-
ter. SOC; chops. 40c.
Mutton-ShOulder, 15c; chops, 15c;
leg. zoe
Pork-ROast, 1879 l8c; chops 150
1Sc; sausages. 121a Q20c; bacon. best,
25@2Sc; common, 18020ei picnic
ham, lOc.
Neal-Roast 15Q25c; chops, 15@
25c.
Poultry dressed, 18022c
lb; ducks, zoe; geese. zoe; turkeys
25c.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-15
COFFEE

Five degrees of excel
lence: t good; 80 better;
ssss fine; *@@t finer; t'sssrs
finest: all Schilling's Best.
Your grocer returns your money II you don't
Axe u. He rl, h.m.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-15
Flour and Sugar.

sugar-Cane. s7.25 cwt, "A lbs for
81; beet, $40 cwt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
TIE UNRULY PEN
LINCOLN FOLKS TENDER
 BRYAN GREAT OVATION


 Lincoln. Neb., October 3.--William J. Bryan tonight met his home folks and at tended a monster democratic rally in the auditorium in this city, over which he presided. The principal speaker of the evening was Senator Gore cf Oklahoma. Every reference by him to the democratic candidate brought the great audience to its feet, and the air was repeatedly rent with cheers. Mir Bryan smilingly bowed his acknowledgements of the enthusiasm of his fellow townsmen. It was the first occasion in some time that he had ap- peared before them on a platform. Sen ator Gore and the democratic candidate were escorted from the Lincoln hotel by the Bryan Guards. headed by drum and fife corps and the two received a warm reception as they rode through the streets to the Auditorium building. At the close of Senator Cores remarks, MT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
LATEST WORDS HAVE MADE
 REPUBLICANS VERY SORE
Chicago Journal Comments Sarcastic ally Upon Longworth's Utterances and Washington Star Condemns
 Such Foolish Statement.

Chicago. October S.--(Speeial )-Yester- day at Rock Island, H., Congressman Longworth, son-in-law of President Roosevelt, declared that after eight years of Taft it was to be Roosevelt in the White House again. The Chicago Jour nal has taken this up under the editorial caption, "The Roosevelt Dynasty" and pointing out that Mir Roosevelt has -four sons to whom he doubtless intends to have his crown descend and it may then go to the Longworth branch of the house of Roosevelt"
 "The colonial policy of Roosevelt may then be followed by this imperial Roose- welt line. That would shut out Fair banks LaFollette, Hughes. Cannon, Bev- eridge or any other aspirant. Tho American school boy could no longer look forward to the White House as a possible goal. Longworth's utterance stamps Taft beyond dispute as merely ing a sort of protectorate until Roose- welt shall be ready to come into his own again. This Longworth declaration, com ing right from Roosevelts own family. must be authoritative. Republican man. agers are angry and sore at this break Priest and striking Nagel. and hitting at Onley and striking Taft The statement is being made here that Son-in-Law Nich- olas Longworth has priven to be the Burchard of this campaign"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
REPUBLICANS LOSING
 CHANCE TN MARYLAND

fight is believed to have rather aided many express themselves as think ing that such efforts by President Roose- welt have resulted in the obscuration of MT. Taft's personality as the real candidate.
 The republicans are lukewarm and apparently dormant under the influence of the feeling that on general princi- pies Bryan will be beaten because of his past defeats.
 There Is lack of republican organi- zation, so far as can be seen, in get ting the negro vote aroused.
 The depression in business will give to the democratic party the majority of the votes of the unemployed, and Te- ports from the western part of the state indicate that this feeling exists there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

what he has previously said in editorials and on the platform about the failures of the Chicago convention to grant the de- mands of labor, and also the attitude of the republican majority in Congress to- ward the labor element.
 "In so stating. have l been lying or have I told the truth?' inquiries Com pers.
 Did not Candidate Taft read, or did not some one tell him. that neither my colleagues nor myself have either by word or action assumed that we had the right or the power of delivering the labor vote to any candidate? Does he not know that upon every occasion in this campaign l have emphatlcally declared that I did not presume either to dictate to or deliver the vote of any citizen of this entire coun- try, and having known this fact. is it fair for Mr Taft to declare and reiterate so palpable an untruth?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

Bhyan spoke briefly, expressing his thanks for the interest manifested in him and touching on a few incidents of the campaign
 William J. Bryan tonight issued the fol- lowing statement
 When criticised the President for us- ing office which belonged to all the people as party asset, l did not know that 1 was using language so much like that which has been employed before, but my attention has been called to an edi- torial in the New York Tribune of De- tober 9, 1882 It criticises President Ar thur for taking part in the campaign in behalf of the republican ticket and says:
 Why should he assist in the cam paign of any party? He is the President of the whole country, and not manager of elections in any part of it.
 This is so completely in harmany with my criticism that am glad to indorse it, although it was not brought to my atten- ton until today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

Washington, October 3.-(Special.) - The democratic situation in Maryland is steadily improving and the cock sureness that has characterized the re- publican state managers is giving way to alarm. The democratic organization is supporting Bryan earnestly
 To account for the change which has occurred within the month many req sons are assigned, among them:
 The labor vote will go largely to Bry- an if the talks of the leaders mean anything. One of them predicts that Baltimore will go for Bryan by several tn housand and this because of the atti- tude of the laboring classes.
 The strenuous participation of Presi- dent Roosevelt in the ante e-election
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
SAMUEL GOMPERS TAKES
 A SHOT AT JUDGE TAFT


 Washington October 3-(Special. Judge Taft's remark in speech last night in Denver that Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, was lying to his followers brought viz orous statement by the leader
 Tt is quite evident that Candidate Taft is losing his temper, as well as his man. ners and his dignity asserts Mir. Com pers.
 MT. Taft, departing from his lighter vein, accuses me of lying. In what have l lied in regard to any matter. at least in regard to Judge Taft? Those who know me will attest to my veracity. Judge Taft is the first respectable man to ques- ton either my dependability or my ve- racity."s
 The labor leader reiterates much of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
Another District Heard From.

Washington, october 3-(Special.)-Th gspublican row has now reached such pro- hartions that 1t has invaded the family of khe President. Last night at Rock Island. IL, Representative Longworth, the Pres ident's son-in-law made a speech in which he came out for giving Taft two terms in the White House, and then in 1916, -four years more for Theodore" The Longworth speech appeared in the local papers and there is the best authority Ter saying that the President thinks that 1zoas;worth made bad political blunder and deserves a severe lecture.
 In the opinion of some of the best post ed republican politicians one of the strongest cards in the democratic hand is the fact that MT. Taft owes his nomina- ton solely to the President, and situa- ton is thus created whereby the presi- dency simply becomes an office which the incumbent can hand down to most any one he pleases
 Now comes "Nick," and bears all of this out, horoscoping two terms for Taft and then another one for his father-in- law.
 Even the republican Washington Star cannot stand for Longworth's speech. and this afternoon prints the following edi- torial:
 'The public will not fall out with Nich- olas Longworth for entertaining a high opinion of MT. Roosevets statesmanship. That is family privilege and it may par take of duty. But when as a party spellbinder he makes his admiration the basis of a party forecast he invites criti- csm.
 At Rock Island, H.. yesterday MT. Longworth in a speech gave Judge Taft two terms in the White House and then made way for MT. Roosevelt again. After eight years of Taft eight years more of Theodore. The crowd cheered. but campaign crowds cheer many things
 'The statement will make no votes for the republican ticket. It suggests a sort of trust and both MT. Roosevelt and Judge Taft are opposed to trusts. One or Mir Bryan's criticisms of the Taft can didacy consists of the charge that it is machine-made. As the peerless leader puts it, after eight years of Roosevelt we have Judge Taft as a candidate by Roosevelts decree. Should we not hear in 1916 that, after eight years of Taft. here is Roosevelt again by Taft's decree?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

made to war against tuberculosis. The chance to conduct that war arose when the great experts in the medical world turned their framed intelligence to the task
 Tt is for them, and must remain for them, to point just what can be done. The principal thing to be done is for the representatives of governments every where to give all possible aid to tho work and to heed in every way the con clusions of the scientific men in charge.
 "I feel that no gathering could be held with greater hope for the welfare of the people of the whole world than this.
 "1 thank you all, men and women. Of this gathering and you who, are guests. and I congratulate you on what you have done and are doing. On behalf Of the nation I greet you. and I hope you will understand how much we appreciate your coming here.
 The next international congress will bs held in Rome in 1911, during the 5Oth anni- versary of the formation of the Italian union.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04

Page i. John W. Kern Nrenews attack on Cleve- land letter. Longworth's utterances react upon re- publican party. Death blow is given to pr. Koeh's the- ory. Hearst jumps on Senator Bailey
 Page 2. Gin destroyed in Dallas county Boil weevil steadily advancing. Serious drouth in Perry county
 Page 3. Fall term of court of appeals. Anniston honors Kern.
 Page 4. Dramatic end to Black Hand plot
 Page 5. Farmers union establishes warehouse in Birmingham. Business men sound sentiment on bien- nial session amendment. Sheriff Higdon opens safe which has caused so much controversy. Birmingham is headquarters for various political campaigns in state. Police pay visit to social clubs of Bir- Former Sheriff Andrew Burgin dies at his home.
 Page 6. Big crowds hear Candidate Taft.
 Page 2. Look into the only woman's hotel in the world.
 Page 8. Training school for the airship.
 Page 10. Alabama trims Wetumpka.
 Page ii. New York has little chance for the pennant in National league. Detroit has almost clinched American league. Auburn beats Howard at football.
 Page 12. President is willing to go to any length.
 Page IS. President Craft issues statement on good roads.
 Page IA. Birmingham society
 Page 15. Dolly Dalrymple writes for women.
 Page 2t. Give good care to farm animals.
 Page 22. Nicholas Wall street letter.
 Page 23. Weeks doings in New York.
 Page 25. Literary Lights and Shadows.
 Page 26. Felix Holt, classic in page.
 Page 27. John Castleberry killed in fight with deputies.
 Page 28. Editorial comment.
 Page .29. Rest for the Weary, by Dr. J. c. Hidden. Fields of Diamonds, by Frank G. Car penter. Jimmy and the Wolves, by Carter Ham- ilton.
 Page 31. Stocks are on the up grade Sharp decline in grain markets Cotton declines on bearish situation.
 Page 32. Paul villiers Paris letter.
 Page a3. Mandy catches a possum
 Page 34. Heart to Heart Talks
 Page 35. Amusements
 Page 36. Postmaster resigns at Ensley.
 Page 37. Our Young Folks.
 Page 3s. Jimmy minds the baby.
 Page 39. Hooligans in Africa.
 Page 40. Buster Brown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
Cholera at Manila.

Manila, October 2r or the 21 hours end ing at o'clock this morning five new cases of cholera have been reported. Two of these cases are only suspected There has been one death. N. F. Bremen. an American bookkeeper, who was reported yesterday as having been stricken with cholera is i'll from another cause and not affected with cholera.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
River Steamer Wrecked.

Cairo, Ills, October 3.-The steamer Emerson, towing a river theatre known as the Emerson Floating Palace" was wrecked at Osceola bend, about 200 miles below Cairo today One member of ths theatrical troup was drowned. The steam CT is a total loss and the theatre barge was damaged considerably. The cause is not known here
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
Carpenter Is Suspended.

Birmingham, England, October S.-At general committee meeting of the Anna teur Athletic association here today the report of. the judges on the running of J. c. Carpenter of the American team at the recent Olympic games in the 400 me- tres race was taken up for consideration and 1t was decided to permanently sus pend Carpenter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
President Discusses Labor.

Washington, October 3.-The President today discussed the general situation with Patrick H. Morrissey of Cleveland Ohio, chief of the Order of Railway Trainmen, and Daniel Keefe of Detroit, sixth vice president of the American Federation or Labor and head of the Longshoremen union, who had been invited to the white House for the purpose. They remained in the Presidents office for some time. On leaving, neither would say anything regarding the matters discussed with the President. The fact that Warren S. Stone of the Railway Engineers spent some tune with the President yesterday and the visit today of the two labor leaders IS taken to Indicate that the President Is making thorough inquiry into the at titude of the labor element in the present campaign.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
De Orc Retains Title.

St. Louis, October 3.--Alfredo De Ord of St. Louis retained the pool champion- ship of the world tonight by scoring total of 800 to 769 for Bennie Allen of Kansas City in their final match.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
INDEX OF ToDAY's NEWS
Page i.

Page i. John w Kern Nrenews attack on Cleve- land letter Longworth's utterances react upon re- publican party. Death blow is given to pr. Koehs the- ory. Hearst jumps on Senator Bailey
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-19
MI AMIGO BRICOT

labio8 como i tRataKR do E0OoRd&Em9 O
mas absolute 1ilenCi0. ).
All POGO ratio, IN inCidonts 1aCundaRlo
aumont6 mi PEsOCupaOi6n. Dos d9 nag
COmpa fisEOE. oong0CuGnCiR do habeK 0e0l'
40 aguB do po80, pesaR da-la pE0hibicl0n
aEsablacida, s. indiSpuaieEon de Gel modo
Que 81 eaRgGnto Do VIC proCigad0 inyeKGlR
81 oRdan ds las guaFdiaa
TuVo que BubiE Embellishments & 10 ga'
loFis nara VolveE ontar de OOntinelR do
diGz d0C0, en- Vss dc Las hoEag que habiA
indicRd0 BRiC0t. ~~>
De n0chs era mucho mas BsvsER 1a con-
sigma, pue8 habfa oFdon dc dispaEaF contra
todo PEaso que aRomAEa Ia CabezS PoE CuRA'
guiaE Biti0s >'
Me aCoFd6 I'm tempo migmo do leu
pEeguntaB de- BEiOOt , do la audaCia que
ni0mpF0 le habia CRRsCtsgizRd0. ~
. acknowledgements, fsdo On mi amiatad =
CPOyGndo que 20 no habTfa do diBpaRaE
contra 81, hRbia ConCebidO Ol PEOyeCto do
f6gsTBe.
.Ouand0 oR mi Ultima gugRdiR GA Eoloj
di6 lRB doCa , Of Fufdo de passes en- la ga
leTfa, FOgpiF6 como d ROabREa dc libFREmO
do IN ggavfsim0 paIigEo. ~
I'm 81 puesto do guREdiR no pudO con-
CiIiaE sl Bueia , me B0nt6 junt0 & la 0atU'
fRs pE0CuEand0 no penBaR On NADIA J hA'
Ciondo ssfQeEs0s PaRa veE d logFabR doE'
miRme. --.- ... ...
Procure hACsRm0 la illusion de que BEi'
cot no intSntaFfa smpRGndeF una f6gR i'm
p0gibls, Iam0ntandO vivam0nte no Pod0F
hRC0r NADIA 0n pro nj On contra de mi
amigo.
Al cRbo do POGO tempo , en- medic dol
BilOnOio atOrEad0E que EoinAbR, Oy6Bo una
brutal dstonaCi6B. Mi CoEA86n Oomenz6
palpitRR CON axtFaoFdinRriR vi0IsnCia. Mis-
o0mpaheE08 90 levantaFon pEaCipitRdamen'
30 mientFRg 90 0fa ca lR c6TOel an pF0l0n'
gado TumoF.
C0gimoB nu0BtFoB fusilos, Cuando m
CaRCel0Eo sntE6 en- Ol pueato de gusRdig,
LlavAnd0 On 10 man0 una >lint0EnR goRdQ.
Son in6tiIsB lag aFmag,-diio3iE
gaEgento J doB h0mbEa8 bR8saD!
-Fuf 20 uDo de IoB iItimoB. s6gui.
mos oil CaFce!oE0, 0l CUal 90 dstuvo al pie
dc Ia gaEitR que acababR 20 dc abandonaE
= diEigi6 10 luz de 10 lint0EnB hRCia 0l
BuOl0. OFsf que eRa vfCtims de una posa'
dill8. BFiCot, tsndid0 On tiaFEs, diEigfa
gug OioB hROia la gal0rfa. Un Fuad0 do
BaugFe mRnChaba 90 BLUSH On 81 PsChe.
ri pObFO muChRCho yaciR en- ti8EEa, ind
til, tiesO, Olavado On las baldOBaB pOE al
balRSO que ROsbabB de PaCibiF.
Me incline sobFs g.. Al VERNE tsn
CeEOa y sin RFnag, turb6ss 90 miEada. 81
d0sdiChRdO OOmpF0ndi6 que NO era 20
quien O8tabR do CentinOla.
BEiCot movie los lRbi6H , muEmuR6
eBtRB pRlabFaG:
-iPEsfOro ls muarteI fPrefro la
mu0EteI....o ~ me allegro do que no ha.
AOto continue CubEi6 % boca una e.
puma HRDguin0lenta. DsBpu6G tFAt6 do
80nFeiFBs, como para deoir todavfa:
-iQO6 tiompOH RquelloB tan diOhe.
zeal
PsFmRn0Cfa 0tarFado ante IR idea hoRPi.
de que, no gor poF incidenCia impReYiata
habrfa tsnido que fGItRE & la ConDigns 8
mataF al pObE8 BEiCot, como mi conn pane
70 l0 hAbiR mRtado.
III BREgaDtO, goRpFon6ido ante mi aCti-
tud0 nae dii0 en- tOno B0voTo:
--IQue le paaa uBt0d? mo hR viSto
untsd On Bu vida ninguDa mUOEte? 1CaR.
guO ustsd Embellishments , gRlg gsmoS Ono
DeguidR do Oat0 Gitiol
Cn~loa kolo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-19
Para las pr6ximas fiestas,

La Villa de Madrid, consecuente con sus
favOrecedOres, estA va reeibiendO ell iumen-
so surtidO de geuerOs nuevOs y artfculos de
fantasia. PrOntO seran expuestOs en- los gran
des almacenes de este establecimientO los
nuevOs mOdelOs de Encajes, Valencien,
NOttigham, GUipOur y Venice en- blancO,
crem2 v CrudOs 8sf como un gran LOTE
de bOrdados que venderemOs mitad de
preciO. 81 publicO conOce bien que no te-
nemOs cOmpetencia possible y que nuestrOs
g6nerOs Sc recOm1endau pOr sf solos.
Tenemos el mejor surtidO de perfumeria
francesa desde la "ROYAL" hasta COh, y
Vendemos mas barato que en- ninguna Otra
casa. NuestrO LENA es vender 10 mejOr;
siempre resulta mas cOnveniente. Venga
yea los nuevOs mOdelOs de telas de fam
lasfa y no dudamOs hallard cuantO inteTe.
Sc; pGdanOs muestras y preciOs y gUstOsOs
le atenderemos. TelefonO 273. P. o. Box
764. San Francisco 81, San Juan, P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-19

dttuvisron On Ni8R. El i6van egposo t0
misndo que pudieEa 1ar tsntRdo do
jugNF con 81 dinsE0 de % jef8, 90 10 entEs'
60 6-Bu OBp0BR para mas gFguFidRd y to-
mandO vsints pesos 10 diFigi6 Monte
CaHlo & pFobRE 90 SusEta Ga Ian megaB.
Uua noChG, al FggEeIaE 90 hotal de
NizR llGn6a0 dc deGsBpeERCi6n al veR que
Su espoBa habia ds1apaFeCido iunt0 con los
50. 600 ConfRdoB 6 % Cuidad0 p0F 81. e0
di6 infoHmOS & lG pOliCfR y BuB psEquisaB
10 guiaEon & Lon BalonsI de juego 0n donds
Be dijo que una j6vGn que RGunfR Ian sefiaB
de 10 BRefs1ids Rl8man6 hAbia Gido viB'
tR jugando con billetaB de bRnCo en- las
ms8Rs. Ou8ndo vic que 90 habfa teFmi'
nado 90 dinoro BAli6 de IoB saIonG8 ca tal
eBtRd0 de exCitRCi6n que un0 dc IoB Om'
pIeadoB del CaBin0 fac 0nvi8do para que
10 VigilGB8 p0F si tEataba de haCoTEe dailo.
81 emplesdo no fu6 baatants R6pido raYa
0vitar que la j6vsn alemanB Dc IRn8RHa
D0T ls tsIrazR, Biendo EaCogida Rbsio mueF'
to notwithstanding, Ell esposo tuvo
tniCRments la BRtiNf6oCi6n de IlsvsT ell CO.
dGvGr de % dsBgEsCiadR aefioRa para nar
sntsFradR en- AlGmRnia.
La friRldad = duHsBa de loH ampleadog
de sBa satsblsOimisnto pusdo scr demos.
tTadG en- ei incident0 que FefaRimoH & con-
tinuRci6n.
Un hombEs CORE de laB msUsu. szcla'
mando:
"Hs peEdido! NSds exiats para mi.
sO'amento 10 mueEte! he perdido 40 mil
psBoA"I
DiCi9ndo GstaB pRlabFRB ne dispara un
tiR0 al legAE la sBCRlinats del casino.
D0Gds loG ompIeadoB aEEEltFsn 81 CusE'
pO = otEoI GO ponen limpiaF laB mRnchqB
dc BaDgEG dc loa eaoRlon0s.
El juegO no 90 intsFFumpo un inItsots.
GEO NO vale nRds"l ss 81 ECo burI6n
que Gale de Lac tsEEibleB meBRs de iuogcl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-19

I'm Ia 6poCs engua eataha 20 de guaRs
niCi6n On RuRB, un aabRd0 fnf dOaignGd0
para foEmaT Parts de 10 guaRdia do u oar.
col. Dies d0Ga O0mpslsE0 galimQg del
CuaEtsl & lan 6Rdenos do un EaTgsntO.
EntEamo8 On la pEi8i6n , non instRlamoB
en- an apoBent0 inmodiat0 un patio GER
cado do aItfsimSs paroles.
ApsnRs llfgRd0a Gs me indiG6 para On
tFaR embellishments do Contin8ls On IN
aitio 40 impogtRnCis.
AcOmps Il Rd0 del asFgont0 gabi una eICa'
lara ll6gC6 & una galOEfR aituada 6 gsin
metros del auelO, desda doude De dominRba
un axtsnBo EoCinto amuRalledO. -..
PEimOro Ia deBeChs , deBpu6B & 10 IL
quiORdR de mi gaRita ContabR 20 maquinaI'
mante loB pag0g Feglam0ntaEiog, OuRndo al
daE la1 once On un E0loj pEoddjOs8 en- 81
interior de 10 CGTCGl I'M Euid0 G8panE0a0.
ACto continue galioFon Rl patio veint0,
tF0int8 6 CuaT0nta pE0gQg.
Note que un0 do ollGg me miFabB de
CuAndo en- cuando con taI insiBtanCia, cue
aCab6 poF fjaF mis- oioI On 81. SECURE dc
que habf8 llAmNdO mi ntanCi6D, GO sspaE6
dol gEupo y 30 RdoIant6 haciR' Gl GngUI0
mas immediate q mi gaRit0. Ap0yRdo
contra IL pared me biE0 una SOfial do Inc
t0ligonCia, 0Igo RBf como nm Balud0 amiB'
tOao, = 10 EeC0nocf oDBsguidG. Era BEiCOt,
IN moB0 de Ia casa d0'lAbFRnga de mi
tic, con Sl que habis 20 jugad0 On mi
niGsz RI CuRI no habls ViRt0 haCfa mu'
Ch0B afisg.
Con Bu mirada paEOCfs dGCiEma: ''iQu6
ti0mpog RquOlloR! 1'E0 RCuORdaB dc nuGgtFRB
OoETeEfaB pOE 81 bOGque dc RoumRRe%
La CODBign0 era muY FiguRog8. Eu lR
imp0sibilidNd do hablaEls y do haOORlo una
Heiial CuaIquisFR pORmRn0Cf impaEibl9 en-
mi puaSto.
BEiCot, IN tauto de1O0EG z0nGd0 aI pare
cor, 90 inoOEpOr6 Rl gEupO, bin dudR para
no d08poEtRE 10 mGn0E B0gpeChR.
AL toqus do una CampgnG d0ual0i6Ea 81
local = 20 voIvf EsRnudar mis- pag0oa dc
izqui0Eda & dOEOoh0. Fernando Ga el po'
brs BEiC0tD pRH6 O. tempo = lego sl inB'
tant0 del EslOv0.
En- el Cu0Epo de guGTdia RoreC0nt6BS mi
tEiatBER. RGO0Ed6 que mi ito mo hRbia
dichO VREiag 'vsCOs que BEiO0t tsndFfa nm
NAL flo. No tsnfR mas af6n que vogRP p0F
Ol bOEqus, donde pagabR Ia mayor parts
del dfR Congagrado Ca1RI iObF0g y cone
joB, pT0CuEando buFlRT ID vigiIanCi8 do ls
guaEdia rural. IodudRblemOnts OBtabR RIIf
como CAsAdor fuEtivo EainCidentS 6 inoorEa'
gibIs.
FagsGbRm0 20 POr 0l atEio contiguo ri
OUaEpo do gUREdiR, Cuando 90 pFGgsnt6 I'm
Cab0 do vREa segUid0 do d0B presses OnCaE'
gadO8 do b0FFGr Rqusl 9itio. Un0 do eIl0B
era 'BEioot AL 1RbOF que 10 empIsAbR en-
tales fa0nRG & loB pres0g POGO CulpRbleB;
experiments unS gran 0lSgIiQ.
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