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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
BUTTE AT SEATTLE.

Copper Camp Well Represented at the
Exposition.
SEATTLE, Wash, July 22.-The
Butte and Anaconda visitors celebrat-
ed at the Alaska -Yukon-Pacific expo
sition today assisted by the Seattle
Montana club and other former resi-
dents of Montana. Two thousand peo-
pie called on the Butte-Anaconda ak
cursisonists last night and claimed
Butte as former residence. Two An
aconda boomers are distributing cop
per paper weights The visitors dis
missed their special trains and will
return home after varied wanderings,
some going to Alaska.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
Alleged Murderers of Sqylor
Are Granted a Continuance

tered the court room. She was dressed
in black. DR.. Miller was composed,
but John Grunden appeared to be
badly frightened.
On Saturday there will be con-
test between Mrs. Saylor and her
dead husbands family for control of
his estate. The appointment of an
administrator comes up and under the
law Mrs. Saylor has the first choice,
but the Saylor brothers will oppose
her.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
DESPERATE MELEE.

MADRID, July 22.-During the
night while the Spanish troops, who
are to reinforce the Spanish garrison
at Melilla, we're preparing to leave
for Malaga, the families of the SOL
diers surrounded the railroad station
and charged the police with the OBJ
ject of preventing the departure of
their relatives. A desperate melee
followed in which the police used
their swords and revolvers. A dozen
persons were wounded and many 9TH
ers arrested.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
Contradictions as to the
Location of the
Wound
WAS 1T MURDER?
Awkward Attempts Of the Witness to
Place Revolver at Head as It Must
Have Been When Sutton Was
Kflled.-Sergeant Given Revolver
After Shooting and Threw 1t Away.
A NNAPOLIS, Md, July %

A NNAPOLIS, Md, July 22.-
"A The variance in the testi-
mony of some of the naval
officers who are witnesses before
the court of inquiry investigation
the circumstances surrounding the
death of Lieut.. James N. Sutton.
was emphasized at today's hear
ing by contradictory evidence as
to the location Of the bullet wound
which caused the young mans
death. This question has assumed
Importance in the face of other
evidence given as it would appear
that it would have been much
more difficult matter for Sutton
to have shot himself, with three
men on top of him if the bullet
entered the top of his skull, as
Surgeon George Pickerell testified
it did. =
Col. Charles A. Doyen, coramandant
ot marines, testified that he exam
ined SuttOn's body Immediately after
the shooting, felt the wound in his
head and 1t was located on the right
side little behind and on line
with the top of the ear. DR.. Pickerell
though Sutton might have inflicted
46n ~ H.
ed it, but he made an awkward DEM
onstration in court with the revolver
to get the weapon in position which
would have sent the bullet into his
head at the point where he testified
1t entered Sutton's head.
Considerable progress was made at
the hearing and three more witnesses
were disposed of.
Besides Surgeon Pickerell's and
Colonel Doyen's testimony, Mr.. Davis,
counsel for Sutton's mother and sis
ter, finished the cross-examination of
Lieutenant Willings, who was on the
stand yesterday. Willings made an
obstinate and unsatisfactory witness
under cross-examination.
Mr.. Davis tried to Find out from
all the witnesses today what became
Of Sutton's two revolvers following
the shooting.
Colonel Doyen testified that he saw
them and ordered Lieutenant Willing
+ take charge Of them, but he did not
know what became OF the weapons
until they finally got into lhis hands
at the inquest
1t was apparent that none Of the
OFFICERS wanted 10 assume the respon-
sibility of having the weapons about
him Immediately after the shooting.
Sergeant James. Dehart Of the marine
corps, testified that some officers at
the scene of the shooting handed him
a revolver with the curt command to
"take this"
1t was dark and he could not see
who the officer was. Dehart soon
afterward threw the revolver into the
bushes on his way to the barracks
and on going out to look for 1t next
morning could not find it.
Mr.. Davis could not finish his
cross-examination of Dehart when
court adjourned.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23

F. Parrot, Waterloo, Iowa, corre-
spending secretary: R. H. Walker,
Athens, Ala, recording secretary; w.
A. Steel, Seattle, treasurer.
The place for holding the next
meeting will be decided by the execu-
tive committee. Invitations have been
received from Savannah, Ca, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, Niagara Falls, N. Y,
and Atlantic City, N. ].
At the morning session, several pa
perS were read.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23

Spanish captain general of Cuba, will
be placed in supreme command of
the Spanish forces in Morocco.
The Liberal press is joining in the
popular protest against sending sol
diers to the coast, alleging that the
war is solely for the purpose of pro-
tecting private mining interests. The
newspapers demand the convocation
of the cortes and a frank statement
of the governments intention.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
(By Associated Press.I

WATSEKA, July 22.-Dr VIM. Mil
ler, Mrs. ]. B. Saylor and John and
Ira Grunden, indicted for the murder
of ]. B. Saylor, the Crescent City
banker, on July II, were brought into
the circuit court here today to make
their pleas.
Judge Hoover sustained motion OF
the defense to have the case contin-
ued until the November term of court
Mrs. Saylor wept violently as she en-
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
MAY HAVE WESTBROOK.
Especial to The Gazette. }

Especial to The Gazette.)
DILLON, July 22.-The sher-
ifs office in Dillon yesterday
arrested a man whom they be-
lieved is Billy Westbrook,
wanted in Billings to answer
to the charge of horse stealing.
The man corresponds exactly
with the description sent out
by the sheriff of Billings, and
the officers in that city have
been wired of his capture.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
TWO MORE SAVED.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 32.-Capt
w. Neff and wife of Galveston, were
picked up unconscious on the beach
at Texas City late today. Oliver
Graf of Houston, was found at Nor
gan Point. All wore life preservers
They will survive.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
Insurgents Open Fight
Ubon President Mouer
Anti Administration Forces of West
ern Federation Begin Their Battle
Against Dictator of Miners

the bill boards. The petitioners set
forth that the circus should not be
permitted to compete with the world S
fair and take $4,000 out of the city.
Mayor ]. F. Miller says he is in SYM
pathy with the movement.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
RIOT AMONG TROOPS.

BARCELONA, July ga riot
broke out today among the troops
who were about to embark for Melil-
la. An entire battalion revolted and
threatened the colonel and other Of
ficers with their bayonets. Other
troops were hastily summoned and
the mutineers were disarmed.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
CIRCUS AS COMPETITOR.

SEATTLE, July 22.-The Seattle
Chamber of Commerce at the Alaska
Yukon exposition, has petitioned the
mayor and city council to refuse a
license to a large eastern circus
whose flaming posters are already on
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
pREACHTNG HOLY WAR.

ALGECIRAS, Spain, july 22.-The
natives of the Sioux region in Morocco
are preaching holy war and are pre-
pairing to join the Moors in front of
Melil1a.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
SHOT WITH HIS FOOT.

PARK CITY, Utah, July 22.-Rob.
ert Addition, a former councilman oi
this city, killed himself in his black
smith shop today with a shotgun.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-07-23
BRAND rs INVITED.

PARIS, July 22.-President Fal-
Heres today asked Aristride BRAND
minister of justice and worship, to
form new cabinet to succeed Glenn
enceau, who resigned Tuesday.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-05

a row. your neigl'bor may poison
your dog. There's nothing more
frightful than neigllbOrhOod strife,
where trouble and jangling prevail:
SO cease throwing bricks at the other
mans wife, and don't send her child.
rem to Jail. This life is too short for
Il sensible man to be charging aud
snorting around; SO do for neighbOr
the best that you can-and don t send
his COW to the pound.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-05
RUSSELL Pen SKETCHES
How to Get Set Of the Great Cowboy Artists
Pictures Free.

Pictures Free.
The fame of Charles NJ. Russell.
the great cowboy artist who makes
his home in Great Falls, Montana, is
fast spreading, and everybody is an
xious to get hold of his pictures.
The Great Falls Leader publishes a
set Of reproductions Of Russell pen
sketches entitled "Western Types"
which are some Of the artists best
work. There are l6 Of them, on heavy
cardboard, suitable for framing. Size,
1lxl4 inches. The subjects are:
''The Freighter,' "The Wood
hawk ''The Scout "The Stage
Driver, "The Post Trader" "The
Cowboy" "The Prospector, "The
Trapper," "Squaw With Bullboat,"
'"The Blackfeet Warrior" "The Sioux
Buffalo Hunter, ""The Cree Indian"
"The Wolfer. "The Road Agent"
1.-The Half Breed, "The Blackfeet
Squaw and Pappoose."
The Leader will forward Il set of
these splendid pictures postpaid to
any person sending them $3.50 for
six-months subscription to the Daily
Leader, the leading evening newspa-
per of northern Montana. Address
The Leader Co.. Great Falls, Mont.
On March 9th, Rev. j. Philip An
sllutz will be in Judith Gap and will
preach that evening. On the after
noon OF the next day he will organize
an Episcopal Guild at the residence
of Mrs. Oscar Skeen. All ladies are
invited to attend this meeting ut 2:3O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-23
PN los ||eIdOS de Me|l|Q

El programa de la function patri6tica
que ha de tener efecto ell jueyes, Sc esta
preparando y quedara ultimado hoy.
Maiiana 10 publicara toda la prensa
Conocido el noble objeto a que Sc des-
timan los plodnotos de la function, va
ha recibidO la Comision numerosos en-
cargos de localidades para la function
del jueves.
La comisi6n organizadora de la fun
ei6n patri6tica rogara al comercio que
cierre a las seis de la tarde, el jueves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-23
Los dramas del alcohol
Ell MUERTO DE AVER

En- La naafiana de aver fue encontradp
EN- La puerta de San Juan el cadayer dn
un hombre.
Avisado el guardia de servicio NayIe-
ra, Sc persona en- ell lngar del snceso Ms;
ltarde llegaron ell juez municipal y Ell
doctor Carbenell, quienes idenhfcarara
ell cadaver
Ell muerto resuit6 llamarse Juan Prs
xedes de Ia Rosa alias Colorao. Fue en-
contrado con La cabeza hacia al mar. Pre-
|sentaba una herida en- la cabeza por Ea.
cual Sc Eeia parte del craneo, al pare0er
producIda por un palo, y otra herida EN-
tel labio inferior, con perlida de variokr
dientes. -
Han decfarado los individuos siguien-
tes: Rafael Alvarade, Francisco AraeZ,
Esteban Otero y Catalina de la Cruz
Praxedes de la Rosa, segun infcrmes,
era un borracho consuetudinario.
Gs TIC ntlfIuAcE que UdJO Ia 1n1lueflGEE
|del alcohol sc aeostara en- la muraIIa W
|cayera luego al mar sobre las rocas-
Sc lie encontraron EN- uno de los bols1-
Hos, dos dollars, noventa centavOs. !
La policia contin1a hacienda diliger-
cias para esclarecer el heche, que afgaE-
nos suponeu criminal
Aver tarde Sc practice la autopsia al.
deseenturado Praxedes Gle La Rosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-23
De teatrO
LA VIUDA ALEGRE

Anoche ID ectaya representation, haE,
Ia novena.
FL exito de Gutierrez es superior 4,
toda ponderacion En- La cr0nica de nues
tras temporadas teatrales, no sc haffa
reglstrado nunca csc entyislasrn0 pOr ulIat
obra
La F'udn Ategre hs rota aqui con Ia
|antigua crencia de que basta yer las
obras una pez, para apreciar 10 que va
len
SIN regatear neritos j los exceientsss
|nterpretes de Ia linda opereta austriaea,
les de JuSheia reconocer que ell acierfa.
mayor ha side ell de Gutierrez, el del
reparto.
Hutlerrez, como ezmba< jador TnozEfe.-
negrino puede alabarse de saber. empIear.
las aptltudes del personal 1. s,ls dryies.-
nes
La emlnente artistA Esperanza IRIS,
la espiendlda sonora Peral, Cid, ell eAe-
|gante baritone, Barraj6n, Realito, Cas-
tlllo, Barella, Riera, Marco, BofiH VI
Llaurad6 fueron aclamaIos nor cenfs
|Slma veg
La exeelente pareiA de bale espaaoE
Guerrero Carreras, una de lisa buenas ADJ
|quisiciones hsschas por Gutierrez ultima
mente- CANA tambien n1uchos nlereef-
dos aplausos
La escena muy bIen servida, y La ere
!questa muy bien.
Domingo Or0zca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-23
Cid y Barrajon.

Estos dos distinguidos artistas nos han
expresado iglales deSeos q. ell BARITONE
Real, respecto a su valiosa cooperation
desinteresada para la function que ha de
tener efecto ell jueves, a benefcio de los
hea,idos de MeIilla.
Ell rasgo de tan simpatlcos artistas,
es verdaderamente conmovednr
Quieren ellos secundar La esplendidez
conque contribnyen q la hermosa obra,
la eminente artista Esperanza Iris y su
esposo nuestro bnen amigo don Miguel
Gutierrez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-23
MMlNlAA
Croniquilla
LA TORMENTA DE AVER

Casi todo ell pueblo de esta ciudad,
incluyendo los Consejeros del EJecuti-
vo, pas6 ell dia de aver con ell alma en-
un hilo Por todas parties sc ve1an pre-
sagios de tormenta. 81 Sc miraba al
Norte. nubes como dragones ameneza-
ban envolyernos, 81 Sc miraba al Sur,
nubes plomizas corriendo de prisa CO.
mo huyendo de prestamistas, senala-
ban que algo extrano iba d ocurrlr Ell
la atmosfera. Y despues la lluvIa, la
incesante lluvia, cayendo estrepitosa-
mente en- ell adoquinado daba 1n tinte
sombrio 4 San Juan.
A ratios ell gran sol asonaba las ma
rices y despedla tibios rayos calentan-
do ras de la terra, SECURE de que los
poetas ripiosos no iban dispararle una
oda IN soneto, en- tan tristes circuns-
tancias Las calles .desiertas, las ten
das cerradas, ell automovil de pasale-
ros hacienda un ruido de treinta mil
demonios con su bocina calamitosa, y
las gentes asustadas, refugiabanse en
los hogares.
Ala. en- 10 alto del vigia, galIardea-
ba la fatidica bandera encarnada con
ell cuadrito negro, y en- ei Bureau
del tiempo,' otra bandera roJa- u Sc
nales de tormenta
Felizmente lego la noche y NADIA.
San Juan durmio tranquilo, molestado
alguna que otra vez por las cataratas
estrldentes que caian, por la lluvia in
cesante que descarg6 con rabia sobre
todos los techos la pesada atm6sfera-
x. de La z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-23
La de Quebrala-granle
ALARMA INFUNDADA
Lo que dice el Doctor Manzaao.

''La Bandera Americana" publied
ell siguiente sueItO:
Con motiyo de haber falIecido el
martes al medic dia casi repentinamen
te dos memories en- ell barrio de stQue-
brada Grande' de esta jurisdiction,
victimas de una desconocida enferme-
dad, aquel vecindario encuentrase muy
alarmado.
Los vlctimas son Ramona Lagoa Y
Enrique Ayala, ambos memories de
edad.
Tambien Sc nos informa que por el
lugar conocido por elias Mesas' han
muerto de identica epidemic varios i'll
diyiduos, hallandose atacados otros.
Procuraremos informarnoS acerca
del particular, i fin de informar a
nuestros lectores
Por 10 pronto nos toca preguntar 10
siguiente:
iTienen conocimiento de estos ca
SOS las autoridades sanitarias de Ma
yaguezF'
Ell sabado celebramos una entrevista
con ell Superintendent de Sanidad,
doctor Cordero, acerca de la denuncia
formulada por La Bandera" y ell doe
tor Cordero nos ense1o un informe del
Official de Sandal, doctor Manzano.
En- dicho escrito expone el citado doe
tor que Sc traslad6 ell microbes pasa-
do al barrio ''Quebrada Grande"
del inspector de alimentos, pudiendose
comprobar que en- el expresado barrio
son frecuentes las Intermediates del
aparato digestive, las cuales son pro-
pias de la estacion que atravesamos.
Ell martes de la semana pasada, fa-
llecieron un anciano, I'm joven de IA
amos, una nina de seis, domiciliados
en- ell mencionado barrio. La gravedad
de dichos enfermos Sc manifesto pocas
horas antes de la muerte.
Continua ell doctor Manzano mani
festando en- su informe que por los da-
tos adquiridos entire los fanliliares v
vecinos, Sc deduce que el joven y La hi
na fallecieron de CASTRO -enterltis agu-
da. debido 4 la mala alimentaci0n casl
exclusive de harna de maiz NAL ella
borada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-23
HaNallo con d Attorney
LA INVESTIGATION CONTRA
Ell SIR. PEREZ AVILES
81 asunto del injunction"

En- c.1auatn q la Investigation que
practica en- Arecibo, Ell senior Campi-
lilo, NOS dij6 Mr.. Hoyt-lO unIco que
puedo informarle es que Sc reiac1ona
con la administration Municipal Ell
funcionario investigado es el senior Pc
rez Aviles, alcalde de la cIudad. ESQ
no cae dentro mi departamento, as
un asunto que compute excluslvamen
te al gobernador Post; 81 usted tie
ne inter6s en- conocer detalaes sobre
II imvestigaci6n, dl gobernador, 81 qule
re, podra inforunarle.
70 sc que el SENIOR Camplllo es el
fiscal que hace La investigation.
-Perfectamente. ~ del inJunc-
tln"g
Fl injunction" esta pea1diemte de
Ia denumGia de la demianda de COM
formidad CON las reglas de procedl-
miento de eqaidad en- las Corte5 Fe-
derales.
Es probable que nasapdo manana
Gel martes) presentemos una excep--
ci6n previa 8 condensation la nueWa
demanda La intenci6n del Departa-
mento de justicia es negar cuantO an
tes un acuerdo en- la COrte antics
que sc pueda apelar q la Corte Su--
prema de los Estados Unidos. A1gql-
nos diarios ham hecho GREER que el
Departamento no. ten1a confianEa EN-
las Cortes i1s1Ilares v que por dlcha
causa sc ha tratado de trasladar el
pleito ante la Federal.
No hay tai cosa. FL departamentO
tiene confianza absolute en- todas las
Cortes insulares, pero ell motive por
el cual Sc la pedido eli traslado del
pleito. no es otro que evltar una ape
Laci6n innesarEa. ST hulMese queftado
el plcito en- la Corte del juez Audrey,
entoHes caalquiera de las parties Ii
ticantcs iahria tenido que apelar q
la Corte Saprelna y despues oualqule-
ra de las parties que perdDese Ia copes-
tion en la Corte SHprema, hubiese te-
nido que apeiar del fallo para an
te la Corte de los Estados Unbdos,
|esperialmcnte can vista de que Sc. fha-
Lila envuelto Ell el pleltO la question
de interpretation de los estatl1tos de
los Estados Unidos, que puede ser de-
flnltivamente res1lelta por aquella Cor
te Suprema..
Tai pTocedi1niento. pasanHo, por las
Cortes insrllares hasta La Corrte Sllpre-
ma de los EStados Unidos, ihmbiese SIM
daGa dejado la cuestiou sim resoIu-
clom final drlrante todr Ell aiio fiscal
corriente. Por 10 tanto-continql6 Mr..
Hoyt-en contra de mestra voIuntad,
estamos abrigados 4 sostener el plei-
to ante la Corte Federal, primeramen-
te para conseguir una decision def
tlva 4 tleanpo y llegar a las sesiones
de Octubre proNimo ante la Cortes Su-
prelna de los Esta1os Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-23
La nDciI(p De nalaOa
BENEFICIO DEL BARITONE REAE,

FL sImpatIco beletciado ha sabldgs
|combinar un programa exceIente. La Ee--
uottosa, MusettG que estren6 .Realifo EN-
teatro Albisu, de La Habana, SolesEa.E,
un estreno que ha de gustar extraardT-
narIasnenfe
En- ell intermedIo del primero al sp-.
|gundo acto La orquesta e]ecutara ell vaIgs
Puerto Rico, del laureado composition r.
faei BaIseIro.
Ell notable BARITONE dedlca s,1 funcis,e
de gracIa d distinguidas personalidatfss;
de esta capital y a los nuIsaerosps amIIrrw
conque cuenta aquI-
DE una parte sus mercedes si,npatfas
y de otra la innegabie attraction del car
tel combInado, han de hacer que el tea
tro Sc vea ssWpcurr'sdfSimA9 La noche den
martes-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-23

seiior Villa no esta pegado a la pared
porque no hubiera podido pasearse al
rededor de la mesa descargando ell pu-
10 %
jSolamente ell puno descargaba ell
senor Villa? Ell reporter no alvirti6
otros ruidos, pero la luz de una ven
tana (era de d1a, otro dato para la his
toria) vic ell periodista una ancha eli
catriz que tiene el susodicho catalan.
en- saliva sea la parte. . :. .. es decir, en- la
frente.
Como nuestrOS lectores habran visto.
el reporter advierte q. el senior Villa
acostumbra taparse la cicatriz, que Sc
gun dice despues, lie plea de atras, es
declr, de vlelO; pero sea por efecto de
las descargas- =. del puno, 8 porque
por la ventana, ademas de la luz, en-
tiara una rafaga de aire, es 10 cierto
que ia cicatriE que16 al descubierto.
Y entonces, ell senor Villa, empezo a
rascarsela. "
lmpresionado por la nobleza de aquel
gesto. ell periodista oyo que lie decia ell
catalan, suponemos que en- un ingles
macarr6nico:
"jVen ustedes este araiazo?- -excla-
mo-fue hecho por un sablazo que des-
cargaron sobre mi cabeza cuando las
tropas reales asaltaron nuestras barri-
cadas en- las GALES de Barcelona, hace
mas de IS amos
PaIece que no estaba solo ell repor-
ter cuando el ilustre importador de
materias tintoreras dijo ash IL Ven
ustedes este araflazo g Pero ESQ
tambien puede ser un defecto de die
el6n. Hay catalanes Que ladran
La cicatriz le ftre hecha. por 1ln sabla
20.
Las cicatriceE q. tendra hechas ell
de las materias. -. tintoreras
Pasemos por alto la description De
las rique<as de Cataluna F.,l aigo ii
ne raz6n ell pintoresco senor Villa, y
tilr,nonos en- un detaile que parece de
til lntaturgia:
Oio 4 la interviu:
~ iquienes son los espanoles? pre-
guntaba Mr.. Villa, levantandose de la
silla para dar mas fuerza a la pregun-
ta son moros, medic moros y cuartos
de moros."
Pero, 5no hab1amos quedado en- que
ell senior Villa estaba de pie, dando vuel-
tas alrededor de su escritorio descar-
gando ell puno. ....:
Ahora, al pararse asi de improviso
naturalmente nos sorprende. Como ma
la sablamos de que Sc hubiera sentado
lie suponlamos atin dando vlleltas al es-
critorio, con una mano disparando'
Il puiio, con la otra rascandose la ci-
catriz
Pero en- fin FL seilor Villa cs muy due
no de sentarse cuando este cansado Y
de ponerse de pie para dar mas fuerza
d una pregunta, o para 10 que guste
El moy dc las bot7aquetas.
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