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Evening star., 1909-06-11
Morse Residence Is Sold.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE 5th avenue
residence of Charles w. Morse, the for
mer banker. was sold at auction by, fore
closure of a mortgage yesterday for
s2Ol COO to the Corporate Organization and
Audit Company. The purchase was made
subject to another mort gage of $50 600
Mr.. Morse recently testified that he did
not expect to receive any of the pro-
ceeds of the sale of this property. as
whatever surplus above the mortgage
there might be would go-to his creditors.
Evening star., 1909-06-11
ARMoRED CRUISER MISSING.
French Warship Reported Leaking
Badly When Last Heard From.

Special Cablegram TO The Star.
PARIS. June 1.-THE Toulon corre-
spondent of the Eclair says that no Of
ficial news has been received yet OF the
armored cruiser Jules Ferry, which left
Turkish waters for Toulon sixteen days
ago. The relatives Of one of the officers
Of the ship recently received a letter from
him in which he stated that the cruiser
was leaking badly.
The Jules Ferry is q ship of II, $50 tons
and carries a crew Of 72S men, She was
launched<at Cherbourg August 6. 1903.
Evening star., 1909-06-11
NEW STATE Law ON MARRIAGE
Applicants Must Have Doctors Ger
tifcates in Washington State.

SEATTLE, Wash, June 1.-The new
state law providing that applicants for
marriage licenses must undergo medical
examinations, except where the woman
is forty-fve years old. went into effect
yesterday. Ten couples appeared at the
license clerks Office with physicians GER
tiflcates, and two couples, when informed
of the new law, said they would go to
British Columbia to marry.
County officials say the law will result
in many Americans marrying In Canada.
Evening star., 1909-06-11
Admiral Hunker Seriously Ill

SOUTH PASADENA. Cal. June H.
Rear Admiral John ]. Hunker. retired. Is
seriously i'll at his home here. He was
for many years in command of the naval
college at Newport. r. l. A telegram
states that Mrs. Hunker, who is in New
York became i'll and was taken to a sani-
tarium yesterday when she received news
Of her husbands illness.
Evening star., 1909-06-11
Democratic Club Nominates Heney

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June IL
Francis J. Heney was yesterday nomi-
mated for district attorney by the San
Francisco democratic club. representing
one faction of the democratic party. Mr..
Heney accepted the nomination, though
in politics he said he was a Roosevelt
republican The nomination of Heney
for the same Office is now under CON
sideration by the Municipal League of
Independent Republican Clubs.
Evening star., 1909-06-11
HEBREW PLAYWRIGHT DIES.
Jacob Gordin Was Known as the
''Yiddish Shakespeare"

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Jacob Gordin,
known as the ''Yiddish Shakespeare"
because Of his fame as an author and
playwright. died early today at his home,
256 Madison street. Brooklyn. after an
illness OF several months. from a mys-
terious malady, the nature OF which his
physicians refused to reveal. For three
months he has been unable to leave his
bed.
Gordin was one of the most popular.
prolific and versatile Yiddish playwrghts
in the world. and his name had become
known in many countries during his fif-
ty-eight years. Less than a month ago,
Evening star., 1909-06-11
Kills Self in Front of Invalid Wife

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LANCASTER, Pa, June ia victim
of melancholy. due to his wifes condi-
t1on, Joseph Lehman. a prominent resi-
dent of Penryn, this morning entered the
room where his wife sat, d paralytic, drew
a revolver and blew his brains out, drop
ping corpse at her feet. She will prob
ably die from the shock.
Evening star., 1909-06-11
THE EVENING STAR
WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION.
Business once, 1lth st. and Pennsylvana Avenue.
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,

European ONCE: Regent st., London England.
New York ONCE: Tribune Building.
Chicago Once: First National Bank Bull ling.
Evening star., 1909-06-11

The Evening Star, with the Sunday morning
,dition. is delivered by carriers within the city
II 10 cents per month. Orders may be sent by
nail telephone Main 2440. Collection is made
oy carrier at the end of each month.
Evening star., 1909-06-11
Weather.

Fair tonight and Saturday;
not much change in tempera-
ture.
Evening star., 1909-06-11
Filthy Practices.

Some of the filthiest things imaginable
are practiced In the sausage departments.
such as using bladders for castings with
out thorough washing or cleaning. the
use of filthy tripe In sausage. the use Of
Shiny hog stomachs for castings or con.
tainers, the using of meats that have
fallen on the floor and are taken up and
used without any pretense Of cleaning.
These are all permitted by those q
Evening star., 1909-06-11

BY mail, postage prepaid:
Daily, Sunday included, one month. f1' cents.
Daily. sunday excepted. one month. 20 ceDts.
Saturday STAG 81 year. Sunday star. 81 80 year.
Evening star., 1909-06-11

Continued on Second Page.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-20
SAW BATTLE IN
CONSTAN T|NOPLE
R. H. Fyfe Tells Interesting Story OF
Experience During Young
Turks Uprising.

r. II. Fyfe, accompanied by Mis-.
Fyfe. returned home Wednesday morn.
ing from an extended tour abroad. he
tells an interesting story or his ex-
perience in Constantinople during the
ottffg a. KS uprising
We were In the Pera Palace hotel
on the morning the Young Turks fired
on the barracks which were close 10
the hotel. and there was considerable
excitement among the guests for a
time Several stray bullets came our
way and one came through the tran
som OF the hotel, but fortunately
struck no one.
The battle began just about day
light and continued fo- several hours,
When we left the city we did so under
an armed escort. There were no car
riages running aud we had TO walk
down the middle Of the street carrying
our luggage. II must have been a
funny sight and certainly was unique
experience"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-20
BANKERS ARE JOYFUL.
All Laws Proposed, Except One, Are
Passed by Legislature.

The fact that all but one OF the
dozen or more laws and amendments
10 the state banking law, recommend
ed by the Michigan Bankers assocla-
ton. have been passed by the legisla-
ture, was the source OF considerable
satisfaction 10 the members OF the
executive council of the association
when they gathered in the Detroit
club. Tuesday evening. for their an
nual meeting.
The only law that failed OF passage
was the one providing for more strin-
gent regulation OF private banks. The
opinion was expressed by several pres
ent that the amendments tackled on
by the legislators were responsible for
the defeat OF the bill The amend
ments were considerably more dras
tic than the original bill and aroused
the active antagonism OF the private
bankers throughout the state. The
association will make another EFFORT 10
put the bill through two years hence.
Among the most important oiils
passed, from the bankers standpoint,
was the one requiring banks who DO
both a savings and commercial bust
ness to keep the two department >
strictly separate. and one making II
a felony punishable by severe pen
atty for any person 10 circulate de-
rogatory rumors concerning bank
Plans for the associations twenty
third annual convention, TO be held III
Petoskey July Z, and 9. were com
pleted. The council has engaged as
speakers Clark Williams, commits
sioner OF banks of New York city l.
]. Teter, OF Chicago. who will talk on
postal savings banks f. b Durham,
OF Onarga. III. ana Frederick Kent. OF
the Bankers Trust Co.
Those present were: Leon Chiches-
ter. Petoskey, president OF the asso-
citation: Dudley Z. Waters. Grand
Rapids; B. F. Davis, lansing Charles
NJ. Spinning Jackson, n. b. Web0er'
Ionia: John Ryan. Bad Axe George
p. Morley. Saginaw; w. Mcpherson
Howell: L. P. Sorenson, Lakeview {.
+ Monroe. South Haven. and george
n Russell, NJ ". OBrien. Herman
Dey. william Livingstone, Emory W.
Clark and Hal H. Smith all or De-
troit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-20
ON AND OFF CHAT
ABOUT FAT

The society reporter picked up the
FOLLOWING gem at Madam Brewsters
not fwenty-four hours ago. one OF her
-U>li1ionaire customers struggling into a
new gown asked the famous costumer
how she kept her ngure i'm such superb
DAape. You habitually eat and drink
heartily and even thoughtlessly, not TO
nay rfotously at times" she complained
<'Whereas live like a hermit Yet /
can't keep slim and. apparently, you
cant get fat" Guilty" replied the
{ashion cxarina. Il admit | don't fat :
1en uD nor do I thin down but IL is
because have the power. my dear Mrs
-------- (the name almost slipped outD
10 say to my fat Thus far and no far
HER. I don't exercise nor diet nor run
Any danger OF wrinkles or stoma ch
trouble either. Here II the secret" sac
wrote few words on a slip OF paper
And handed IL to her questiOner. Get
that 0lled az the druggists" she con-
clutled. take a teaspoonful after meals
and ~ bedtime and you will never get
any fatt<r than you want to be. You
can tnke on q ponnd n day with this
r<calpf ~ yoif want to-
H<(nG fat herself and fully alive to
che tremendous value of these state.
1nentn 70 fat folks everywhere. the So
rirfy reporter committed an unpardon-
ctk social sin: she peeped over the
sew; For Excefs Fat simplest safest,
ch<ePrst most helpful receipt OF any
Qs1c hall ounce MaFmola. y ounce
Dore>s Peppermint Water.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-20
WARNER PRAISES
|s0[ONs FOR WORK
says People will Commend Them
for Results 0btained-Public Do
main Bill Passes Both Houses.
tFrom STAFF Correspondent,

\ LANSING, Mich. May l9.-There
were interesting events today as the
forty-fifth session of the legislature
drew 10 q close. The senate ana
house disposed OF large number OF
bills and Gov. Warner submitted his
B farewell message In which he said he
was well satisfied with the work done
by the legislature. He said the peo-
pie OF the state would commend the
members for the results obtained. The
state has grown into such proportions.
. be said. along different lines OF endeay-
or that an annual expenditure OF So
900 900 will be required He says
while the appropriations made during
the closing session were very large
the funds were needed and the re-
quirements will not be iess In the fu'
ture.
Gov. Warner continues:
The rate OF state taxation in 1870,
was s2.s1 per $1,000 OF assessed valu-
alton. This year It viii be 1925. In
1908 the rate was SAL. while in 1910
y will be $3.50. The increase, there
fore, per $1,000 OF assessed valuation
this year will be only "a cents over
the corresponding year 1907, while
next year the increase will be but is
cents over the rate OF the correspond
ing year 1908.
you are TO be commended for en-
acting a better primary election law
than the one now on our statute books.
The law abolishing the present Eel
low servant act so-called, will be or
great benefit to the employees OF rail-
road companies OF the state. Your &C
lion In making provision for improv'
1ng the highways OF the state. perfect
'Iug the law under which the state rail
road commission operates, lettering
'oho liquor laws. guarding the In
WASTING public from stock watering
and jobbing manipulators, taxing tele-
|Dkone and telegraph companies on an
"a valcrem basis, and giving NUM-
C(palities q generous measure OF home
rule Will have unqualified approval.
X 1T Is my earnest conviction that
notwithstanding the excellence of the
accomplishments of which specific
Gnention has been made and the worth
1ness generally OF the legislation en-
acted by this legislature, 1t is 10
be greatly regretted that the anti-lob-
by bill, so-called, failed 10 meet the
approval of the house OF representa-
.tives after being passed by the senate
by practically unanimous vote"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-20
Lived 15a Years

VIM. Parr-England's oldest man
married the third time at 100. worked
in the fields till 1872 and lived 20 years
longer. People should be youthful at
SO. James Wright. Of Spurlock. Nv.
shows how 10 remain young. Il feel
Just like L6-year-old boy" he writes.
after taking six bottles OF Electric
Bitters. For thirty years Kidney trou.
BILE made life a burden. but the first
bottle OF this wonderful medicine
convinced me had found the greatest
cure on earth" They're a godsend 10
weak, sickly. rundown or old people
Try them. At E. c. Kinsel, Central
Drug Co. Gray * Woreeste
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-20
POLISH GIRL ATTACKED.
Man Attempts To Abuse Her But Flees
When Cop Comes.

= Sophie Blonka, a 17-year-old girl,
who has been in this country one
month. had desperate struggle with
.a man who dragged her into a vacant
lot. near West Jefferson-ave and
Honest, Tuesday evening. and at
'<empted TO abuse her. The girl, who
Hives ut No. 40 Honest, was on her
way to dance, In a hall over the
saloon at No. 1884 West Jefferson-ave.,
when she was suddenly attacked She
Atruegled desperately. and managed
&c land q hard blow on her assailant,s
nose. drawing blood
81 Patrolman Edmund Gehrlng, OF Scot
ten station, heard the sounds Of a
ocufKle In the lot. and started to in
vestigafe, when the man fed, holly
pursued by the officer. The fellow
ran through the dance hall. and min
Gled with the crowd. escaping Gehring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-20
TO SUPPRESS CANINE CHORUS.
Police Get Busy as Result Of Petition
in Boots.

Following a visit to the corpora
ton counsers Office from a petition
in boots" from the vicinity Of No. 1872
Theodore-st.. Precinct Detective Will
liam Graus. OF Garfield station. was
sent 10 investigate reports that Claude
and Annie Jergersky. living at that
address. are maintaining a chorus Of
&c CANNES, which howl and yelp In
variegated Keys at all hours Of the
Gay and night and make life unbear
able for the neighbors The officer
evidently found the complaints to be
we'll founded, for he swore 10 an or
dinance complaint against the Jer-
gerskys, Wednesday morning
The 10 dogs are said to be OF various
breeds and sizes. and are alleged 20
have a wide range OF operate ability
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-20
FIFTY WORKS SLOWLY.
May Be Necessary To Grant o. v. r.
Temporary Working Ordinance.

AS time advances and there is no
end In sight TO the work of the may
or's committee OF SO. some of the aid
ermen are beginning to get restless
with regard to the expiration of many
important franchises Nov IA next.
A temporary working ordinance to
control In case the ID. U. X. and the
city do not agree on something in the
meantime, Is being seriously suggest
ed bv some of the aldermen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-20
now THIS IS TOUGH.
Youth Arrested While Selling Stolen
Wheel for Another.

Frank Wilkinson. young man ar.
1oo<ed by Patrolman Jesse Davis as
~ was trying to sell bicycle stolen
nm Roy Van Meter. after disposing
another bicycle stolen from Able
n 1on. told Justice Stein. when ar
W ~ "Wednesday noon. that he was
acting as agent for the real
&6i6n't steal the wheels" said
NJ. II met a fellow who told me
- be would give me half of what I
~ x I sold them for him. He said he
novef could get anything out OF a
ale. thought I could. and took the
Job"
and what did you get?" asked the
Judge.
Got $3.50 for one wheel, and then
rot arrested" said Frank.
His case was set for hearing
Thursday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-11
Ultimas nOvedades.

ST tiepe usted que hacer algun rega.
10 yea ell immense surtido de joyeJia
de todas classes, desde 10 mas barato
hasta 10 meJor en- la antigua y acre
ditada casa de TINAUD. doude Sc
acaba de recibir ell mejor surtido que
nunca Sc ha visto en- Puerto Rico
Tambien hay una variedad de efec
tos de plata y plateados y de otras
novedades propias para regalos, TODD
precios sumamente limitados: antes
de comprar haga usted una vista a
dicho establecimiento Zen ell cual Sc
han hecho importantes reformas) y
no dudamos saldr& usted complacido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-11

METILOIDES-E El meior Y mas sgufo
de todos los especificos hasts ahora couo.
cidos para Ia cura permanente de todss
las enfermedades de Is uretrA, vs. sean estss
cr6nicas b agudas Contiens Ell flujo eurs
por complete. eD meros tempo cue uip.
gun otro preparsdo similar las eounrrsss.
espsrmatoTreas cistitis etc Mejor ous
las inyeccioues y uuy superior al sapdslD
Y copAibs Empiszs sLrtf su eiscto & las
tres 8 custro horas Gs haberss tonado
Los "METILOIDES" son fsciles Dc to.
mar v estap Prsr2rsdos De manera eus
no rsvhslven e. estcmago ii producer ma.
los sfectos
De Neota eo to5as las Bcticas. Pi.
danss mUsst:as gtstls 4 sas dnicos fsbricu
ties
Frederick stea-ns C,. Detroit, Mich.
gsn, U S A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-11
FL TRIF|NUs.
(Por Juan Perez Zdniga).

despu6s; preguntamos d6nde esta
bsmos, como es de rigor en- los des-
mayos, y no nos contest6 nadie mas
que ell eco, con 10 cual que damos en-
terados y conformes. Immediate.
mente PROCEEDINGS al recuento de
nuestros huesos y vimos que no
nos faltaba ninguno, exception he
cha de vsrias muelas que me habfen
sacado seis amos antes, y dos boto-
mes de Ia pechera que Sc lie habtan
perdido a Xaudaro, no recuerdo 81
en- las orillas del lago Tana 6 en- lare-
daccion de Blanco y Negro.
Despues preguntamos al cabalio
81 Sc habia hecho pupa; pero no Sc
dign6 respondernos porque' habfa
fallecido de resultas del batacazo. M
Pasamos la noche velando al cua-
drdpedo, y con Ia ansiedad de yer
q la luz del dia en- que disposition
porque al caer Sc nos figure que era
inaccessible por todas parties y no
habria quien bajase a salvarnos 8
aquellas profundidades casi inferna-
! les. ,...
Sin embargo de todo esto. llovfa
mucho (como diio ell otro), y nos en-
trlstecfa ell recuerdo del pobre co
chero, que habfa teuido la mala suer-
te de haber sido despedido en- el ca
mino, y estarfa tai vez despanzurra-
do, y 10 que es peor, sin un NAL pa
raguas para refugiarse de los per-
tinaces chubascos que cafap.
A las tres y cuarto de Ia madru-
gada Sc nos vino la memoria ell
trJanusy a la conciencia el deber
moral de buscarlo; asf cs que, va
liendonos de los faroles del desven-
cijado carruaje, nos dedicamos a
buscar en- ell fondo de Ia sima al ami
malito, sintiendo que mister Sand,
wich, el instigador de nuestros via
les, no Sc hublera enterado de aque
Has penalidades, para que hublese
encontrado justificadisimas las cuen
tas que mas tarde hubimos de pre-
sentarle por nuestras activas cuan.
to eficaces investigaciones. como
veran los lectores a Ia termination
de nuestroS VIAJEs.
. In1til es decir q ustedes que ell tai
ufInus meLanc6licus tampoco tuvo
a bien parecer por ALI Lo que 81 ha
llamos fueron abundanteS caraco
les, aunque sin salsa. desgraciada-
mente.
Ell lucero de Ia mahana resplap.
deci6 sobre nuestraS magulladas
cabezas, tras de haberse despejado
las nubes y tras de las atfsimas 70
cas- que nos circundaban, y pront
la rosada aurora tin6 con sus refle
JOS de pdrpura toda la parte de pal
sale que tuvo por conveniente. Los
ruisehores, volando de grieta en- grie
ia y de rama en- rama, alegraban CO,
sus trinos el cadaver del potro, niue
to heroicamente en- ell cumplimieu
to de SUI deber, y las gotas de rocf
repartidas embellishments por dc
quier, semejaban lagrimas de vir-
genes pasteurizadas que Natura
habia conducido magicamente a la
h6rrida sima do yacfan nuestros
quebrantados cuerpos, cual 81 una
pleyade de montahas rubias Sc nos
hubiera desplomado desde las re-
Clones etereas hasta nuestros dias |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-11

PARA LA PREsENTB EsrAcIoN.-Los mu-
.hacbos de LA Villa de Madrid son los
me dan resuelto ell problema de Ia genie
da p,,sto eu Puerto Rico. Ellos son los
6n;eos que han conseguido tener en- su
nspnffico estabIecimiento ell surt'do mas
eonnleto de los articulos del ramo- AIN
nunca faltap las legitimas camlsetas ue
.rs,,e de hilo nj carecen de las melores
mmedias para sehoras y nihos ast como
nsrs caballeros. Contratos directos con
fabrioantes les pouen en- condiclon de 'e-
ner cuanto pueda pedirse los melo,es
nrec;os No hay quien yea no compre los
Z, lgos de cintas Dorothy que venden
en- caiitas dos lazos y una banda o en- ca
;itas de seis lszos; podemos seryiF euai,
nnier color precio desde Sis 20 Ell
;uspo Yea ell gran lote de bordados en-
cafes cuya realizaci6u hacemos menos
de ID mtad de precio En- telas oiancas y
de fantasia 20 tenemos competition; tene-
mos tipos especiales en- Persian Lo"n'
French organdi euanso ell puo"co ae
.,,sto necesite- 'Pida muestras v's'te
n,,estros rrandes almacenes seguramsn-
te ballara cuanto necesite z .. b. Iot
5Talefono 273 San Francisco oi. can
Imam. Puerto Rico. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-11
Mil gracias-diiimos s duo.

Mil gracias-dijimos & duo.
y como ustedes-continu6 el
ruso7van q ir al Celeste Imperio, Sc
gun Sc susurra por Ia cocina y algu-
nos corredores de la fonda. vengo
a proponerles que Sc hagan cargo de
mi situacion y de la valija. Aque-
LA es muy compromesida y esta es
de cuero En- resumen: uecesito que.
mediante una decorosa retrlbuci6n
y una recommendation al zar, hagan
ustedes llegar q su destino todo 10
mencionado. $500 r..
Indtil es decir que nosotros, que
tan acostumbrados estabamos a
empresas arriesgadas y a peligros
de todo genero, aceptamos la conf
sion, no sin exigir ell pago adelanta-
do, por 81 Sc nos antolaba no llegar
a cumplirla.
Asf 10 hizo .el militar, entregan-
donos desde luego Ell fardo misterio-
so, que pesaria unos diez kilos, y
haciendonos una sola E importante
advertencia: que asf como q los SOL
dados a quienes Sc confia un men
safe Sc les ordena que en- case de caer
prisioneros Sc conan ell papelito pa
ra' que desaparezea, nosotros, en- Ell
case de ser registrados por las tro-
pas chinas, nos ,comieramos la vail
ia antes de deiar que Sc apoderasen
de ella. .....
LIE dijimos que st-ique trabaio
nos costaba decirlo?-y despues de
pedlrle un mondadientes por 81 lie
gaba ell case previsto, no hablamos
mas y nos despedimos con afecto
russo.
' Al dia siguiente. y previo ell AUS
te de un carruaie para salir de Smar-
kanda, salimos, en- efecto, y en- CO.
che, acompanados de nuestro equi-
pale, Ia valija, un cochero, ell man
quito, el caballo y dos preocupacio-
mes: la del crecimiento de nuestras
barbas y la busca del trJinus melan
c6licus, que, dicho sea de paso y Sc
gun manifestation del ministro de
Estado, no Sc encontraba en- el pro-
tocolo nj en- las listas de contribu-
yentes, dudandose mucho de que
Sc encontrara entire ell resto de los Sc
res creados.
El terreno que comenzamos a re-
correr COT Hrecci6n a Oriente era
montanoSs tan cortado por abs
mos y prec. plclos que el caballo con-
ductor de uuestro vehfculo tenfa
que camipar dando saltos mortales
y hacienda toda clase de titeres,
con grave riesgo de nuestras perso-
mas. Pero todo fu6 bien basta que u
una roca que Sc hallaba a gran altu-
ra y estaba NAL prendida a las otras
Sc desplom6, rebotando hasta ell ca
mino y asustando de tai modo al ca
ballo que, no obstante nuestras tran
quilizadoras frases y el azahar que
tom6, tuvo q biep desbocarse y en-
prender una carrera vertiginosa,
despidiendo al coehero (porque no
estaba contento con eD y acabando
por lanzarnos violentamente con
vehfculo y todo a un abismo ipmen-
samente profundo, al cual llegamos
sin sentido, despues de haber SEN
lido una sacudida horrible, q ESQ de
! as once de Ia mahana.
NOlvimos en- nosotroS diez horas