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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
PIMLlco RESULTS
P1MLIco. May a.-Results today;

PIMLICO, May 3.-Results today:
First race five and a half furlongs-Lochiel
won, Idle Michael second, Hereto third. Time,
80 1-5.
Second race. six furlongs-First Up won,
Croydon second, Margaret third. Time. LIS 3-5,
Third race. one mile-Equation won Motke
second Charivari third Time. 1:i3.
Fourth race, the CriclSmore Memorial steepe-
chase, handicap, two mles-Thistledale won
Dr. Pillow second Tourney third. Time
4:OS So.
Fifth race six furongs Field Mouse Won
Beau Chiffon second, sager third. Time
1:19 AS.
sixth race. mile and forty yards-Lad Of
Langdon won, The Golden Butterfly second
Norman third. Time, 14} 4-5
seventh race six furlongs-Jclly won, Golden
Castle second. Jennie Wells third. Time
liza 1-6
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND, May 8.-Following are entries
for tomorrow's Emeryville races;
First race six furlongs, selling-Servicence
112; Ocean Shore Gene Russell, No Quarter,
Sink Spring, Burning Bush, Ill: Anna May,
Burnel, l09 *Titus II, 106; Beda, 9G
Second race, six furlongs, selling-Hancock,
Hannibal Bey, Ill; Lovely Mary, Woodlander,
109; Father Downey, log; Jlllett 104 Biased,
Lumen, 101; Good Intent, Ketchel, 9S; odd
Rose, 96 *Gaene Gale, 81.
Third race. one mile. senng-Dareington,
115; Marburg lii; Aftermath, Ground and
Round, 1917 Gretchen G.. 1OG; Orlene, 1O5.
Fourth race, futurity course, selling-Gold
Finn, Ill; Orelio, 10; Inclement, 10S; Thistle
Belle, log; Faneul Hail. 103; Fern l., 81;
Kid North, 80,
Fifth race, mile, seling-Deneen. 112; Bell
snicker. Port Mahoney Wap, l07; *Melton-
cloth 9s Tom O'Maney, SO; Quatrina, 81.
Sixth race, eleven -siXteenths mile, Purse
Cantem, 1l2; Elodia B., Vespasian, Tilton, 40;
Ormonde Cunningham Moorok, New Capital
Dahlgren, Circo, 1o7; Ethel Mex, 105.
apprentice allowance,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
JEFFR|ES FEELS
IN BULLY SHAPE
Declares He Is in Such Great
Condition He Wishes Fight
Was at Hand
REFUSES TO BREAK TRAINING
Declines to Follow Advice of His
Trainers and Take a
Couple of Days Off

OAKLAND, Cal, May 3.-Brown and
ruddy from his outdoor work, Jim
Jeffries came up from his training
quarters at Ben Lomond late today
to escort his wife back to the camp.
In spite of his trainers advice to lay
off a day or so and take things easy,
Jeffries plans to return to camp to-
morrow taking an early, train, de-
cl2rin5 that he does net %:sh &c 5rc2l.
training for more than a day.
He had put in a busy morning at Ben
Lomond and at the railroad station,
Farmer Burns said:
Don't hurry back. A couple of
days rest won't be unwise.'
II couldn't idle for more than a day"
returned Jeffries ITS no longer any
effort for me to work and L know I'm
soon going to be in bully shape. I
wish the fight was the fourth of next
month instead of the Fourth of July.
I know 1 could be at my best in an
other four weeks
"And for that reason Burns chip
ped in, I'm going to advise you to
take things easy for awhile. Just a
little light work and boxing will keep
you feeling good, for you've accom-
plished great deal more than was
expected of you in the first four weeks
of training"
Ine udSIl that ClldIdClei lAeu JeA-
fries work yesterday was apparent
again in his forenoon work today. and
Bob Armstrong came in for another
sound drubbing when he spared him
for four rounds. The stiffness and
soreness in the right shoulder, which
has been bothering Jeffries. seems to
have disappeared, for he used the right
with good effect all through the box
Ing.
Manager Sam Berger, who was in
San Francisco today, watching the
payment of the 100000 installment of
the purse money at the bank. is ex-
pected to return to the camp on Thurs
day, and Jeffries brother is expected
there the following day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
PEACEMAKER CHEWED BY
FIGHTING DOG AND CAT
Never Again Murmurs Master
Who Interfered in Pets Scrap

NEW YORK, May s.-stanley B. King Of 172
South Ninth street. Williamsburg, was attacked
yesterday by his Boston bulldog and by large
cat, which were fighting for supremacy He
was terribly bitten and scratched by both ami
mails. and when he RECEIVERS he probably will
be disfgured for life
While King was reclining on couch the
dog saw the cat enter through window. The
dog grabbed the cat and fur began to fly
While the animals were rolling about King in
terfered.
The dog, angered, made leap for its mas
ter's face, biting him severely in the cheek
and on both lips. The cat had leaped to
table When King made another attempt to
end hostilities the cat jumped at him and
scratched him.
1t was only by a vigorous use of broom
that the dog was subdued. The cat half dead
crawled into the yard.
Kings wounds bled so profusey that he had
to be taken to the Eastern District hospital,
where they were cauterized.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
JOHNSON TELLS FRIENDS,
NOT TO BET MONEY NOW

CHICAGO, May SACK Johnson wired a
close friend here from San Francisco last
night telling him not to bet any money on
the coming fight until he was advised further
The telegram also stated that the death of
Tommy Mccarthy had given the church peo-
pie, who are opposed to the Independence day
contest ammunition for their struggle against
the big fight Several thousand dollars are
being held by sporting men in the colored
belt to bet on Johnson, and the men who
have this money say they will have more
before July A. Many bets already have been
made the colored people getting as good as
10 to for their money.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
DAVE FRANCIS CAMERA SHY!
IT'S INDIGNANTLY DENIED

NEW YORK May 3.-David R. Francis did
not dodge the camera!
. 1t was a base fabrication that he held his
overcoat up before his face when photog-
rapher snapped him Thursday afternoon as he
was leaving the four courts 1t was after
Judge Wilson A. Taylor decided that Assessor
Brinkop had no authority to raise the assess
ments of himself and other millionaires
Collins Thompson secretary to Governor
Francis, declares that Francis did not raise his
overcoat to hide his face. Such conduct would
be contrary to all that has been said about
Francis and cameras during career which In
cludes the mayoralty, governorship and presi-
dency of the worlds fair.
"The governor tells me-" said Mr.. Collins.
that he didn't even know he was being
photographed. lie didn't see the camera. AS
it snapped he raised his hand to take a
cigar from his mouth. His overcoat was on his
arm and came between his face and the
camera"
1t is the first time record Governor
Francis was ever accused of being camera-shy
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
AQUEDUcT RESULTS

AQUEDUCT, May 8-Results today:
First race, six furlonEs-Jeanne dare won,
Rialto second. Myles oConneu third. Time
113 2-5
Second race. seven furlongs- -Imitator won,
Responseful second, Dolly Bultman third
Time. 1927 2-5.
Third race. six and a half furlonss-Campeon
won. Beaucoup second, Casque third Time
1:1S 40
Fourth race, four and half furlones-Lada-
zette won. Moncrief second Edda third Time
"a As
Fifth race. one mile-Berlteley won, Ed Ball
second, The Peer third. Time, 1888 %.
Sixth race. four and a half furlongs-Night
Fall won. Busy Miss second, Miss Nett third
Time, :55 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
poNAu WINS CAMDEN

LEXINGTON, Ky, May Stunning true
to form William Gerst's Donau won the
Camden handicap from field of derby can
dldates today. The big colt led all the way
after acting very badly at the post. Results:
First race, six furlongs-Achemist won,
Mauretana second, Grenade third; time,
1:14 1-5.
Second race, four furlongs-Discontent won,
Enyoc second, Clarksburg third time, 0;15 1-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Ethel D. won,
Claudia second, star Park third; time, 1:14 Is.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth-Donau
won, Joe Morris second. Boola Boola third;
time, 1854.
Fifth race purse, four and one-half fur
longs-Golden Egg won, lima second. La U
Mexican third; time, 0;54
Sixth race one mie, purse-Co Console won
Denver Girl second, Great Jubilee third; time
Ill 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
RouLETTER BREAKS ARM

VENICE, May S.-While trying to amuse
himself as a human roulette whsel here
this afternoon, j. ]. Van Allen, = visitor
from Pomona who is staying at 20 Thornton
avenue. suffered a double fracture OF his
left arm. The injury was dressed by a local
physician, and Van Allen retired to his home.
ready to don splnts for the next two or
three weeks. He says there is nothing in
this game of chance" especially when his
own anatomy is part of the stakes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
BOARDMAN'S SINGLE
SCORES WINNING RUN
Three Bagger in the Fourteenth
Scores Tally That Helps the
Senators Leave Cellar

SAN FRANCISCO, May s-With Board
mans smashing three-bagger that tore through
the outhed to the club house Sacramento
chalked up run in the fourteenth inning to-
day and from Oakland. Briggs was
first when Boardman lined out his hit and
scored the only run of the game. Baum and
Nelson pitched great ball throughout. Score:
SACRAMENTO
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04

ket interests presented their usual
solid front against legislation in any
way, however wise, hampering their
operations; and through the efforts of
Assemblyman Wickersham. defeated
the measure the first time it came up.
The second trial, however disclosed
such merit in the measure. and SO Sc
rious a need of it that the bill was
enacted a law. Then came question of
its constitutionality and upon oppor-
tunity for a test case presenting itself,
the law was attacked, but has been
fully sustained. President Max Low
enthal of the Rod and Reel club, a
very conservative and logical attor-
ney. gave special study to the matter,
and the value of his services is nearly
equal to that of the entire measure,
his opinion of the situation being fully
sustained by the court.
This serves to forever settle the
status of the anti-seining BILL, and
goes enough farther to prove the feas-
ibility of legislation in other lines that
is as sorely needed The right OF the
state to regulate marine fishing is con-
ceded within the international limit:
and taken with the other fundamental
principle that game and fish of the
state belongs to the people of the state
in their collective or sovereign capac-
ity, the decision paves the way to
abating some serious wrongs that nave
been inflicted upon the public in the
ruthless and unnecessary extermina-
tion of game and other valuable food
fish. by destructive and wastful meth
ods that go hand in hand with dump
ing the surplus catch to the Vernon
hogs. rather than lower the price to
benefit the poor by glutting the mar
ket.
Deputy Pritchard has just returned from
trip around the fishing grounds of Santa
Barbara and Ventura counties, where he re-
ports the anglers are getting little previous
in the use of their lines and are using too
strong a tape line in the testing of their
catches.
D. C. Saunders and H C. Gidden were ar
rested by him and sentenced to pay fines of
$40 each Saunders had just landed III of
the frny beauties when he was himself
caught Glidden's basket contained ninety
seven, A large number of the catch were
under the size minimum. so that the two
fishermen were convicted under two counts,
number and size
The fishing in Santa Barbara and Ventura
counties has suffered from violators of the
open season law and in many of the colder
streams the fish are still spawning. The steel
head are not coming in on the tdewater as
yet to any great extent and the angling gen.
orally in that district is not as good as it
will be inside of the next month or So The
who are familiar with the South
ern California fishing grounds are making the
longer trip to the San Bernardno district,
where they are confident of escaping the
trail of the open-season lawbreaker.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE
cOpY RACE July 4

CHICAGO, May S.-The Cody trophy
event, the great automobile classic,
conducted by the Chicago Auto club,
will be held this year on July 4, at the
Indianapolis speedway This was an
nounced yesterday by the chairman of
the contest board, following a meeting
at which plans for the big car event
We're discussed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
Boxing HERALD SPORTING PAGE [A@@e1s2@
Amateur Sports, Athletics
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND

Sawtelle next Saturday afternoon.
The Sawtelle contests are becoming
great attractions at the Home and
they are we'll attended.
Scotty Allen's practi day is now
reality and hereafter Mace park will
be open to individuals and clubs of
amateur standing for practice on
Thursdays, which will be known as
"A. G. Spalding practice days" for 1t
is through the generosity of the local
branch of the big sporting goods house
that the practice day plan has matured.
The Dyas-Cline team seems to be
having the finest kind of luck through
out its schedule. Perhaps this luck Is
due in no small degree to Scotty Aliens
aggressiveness.
Some of the local amateur teams
seem to think that it is by no means
an unsportsmanlike thing to contract
game and then default it. Get over
that idea in a hurry. If you do not
possess enough team spirit to stick
together, you overlook the most inn
portant feature of baseball etiquette,
and you would better try the plow
handle again.
The Central Babes are anxious to
secure ssdileS Will 1illOOp anu
dena high school, Answer through The
Herald.
Glendale wishes a game for next Sat
urday, to be played at Glendale, fol-
lowing the second game of the Inter
urban league schedule betweeen San
Pedro and Glendale high school. Any
good uniformed team will be consid-
cred, and Manager Valentine assures
his victim the finest treatment possible.
Call Valentine at West $3.50 before 10
o'clock a. m.
The Alhambra- Glendale game for
Nav Ia at Glendale has been arranged
and articles have been signed for the
contest. A match between these two
star members of the amateur colony
should draw a good-sized gallery.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
DODGERS HESITATE GIANTS

BROOKLYN, May 3.-Brooklyn stopped
New York's winning streak today, taking
the game to 3, by knocking Wiltse out OF
the box in three innings. Drucke was ef-
fective but the visitors could do nothing
with Rucker Score:
New York 3. hits l. errors 2.
Brooklyn 4. hits o. errors ?.
Batter1es-Drucke and Myers; Rucker
and Erwin. Umpires-Rgler and Emslie'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TIGERS WHITEWAsH sox

CHICAGO, May S.-Detroit defeated Chi
cago to 0 today. The losers played poor
ly in the field. and Smith was hit hard for
the first time this season. Willett held Chi
cago to two hits and only one man reached
second base Score:
Chicago 0, hits 2, errors 4.
Detroit g. hits 10. errors 0,
Batteries-Smith and Payne; Wilett and
Stanage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
REANEATERs CANNOT SCORE

PHILADELPHIA. May S,-Boston was
defeated again by Philadelphia today, being
shut out to o. The game was battle be-
tween Krause and Wood Philadelphia won
by punching hits with two errors by Boston
in the sixth. Score:
Boston 0. hits 2, errors 2.
Philadelphia 2. hits T. errors l.
Batteries-Wood and Carrigan; Krause
and Thomas.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04

of the first in line at the Day and
Night bank when the run started
Monday morning and drew out his
bank roll of a couple of thou without
any difficulty whatever. He was bit
excited when he heard of the rum but
got his money without any trouble
and so easily that he was tempted to
put it back Joe in on the job at all
times when the interests of his cham
pion brother are at stake and his uni
form success in all business transac-
tions indicates that he ranks about as
good as manager as Frankie does as
a fighter.
News that Carroll Schilling finally
had succeeded in getting his license to
ride on metropolitan tracks this sea-
son was received here with no little
satisfaction. Schilling outclasses all
rivals, with the exception of Powers
and Dugan, so much that he can lily
be spared, Notwithstanding that some
of his efforts in the saddle sometimes
are most unsatisfactory. He will ride
for Sam Hildreth and it probably was
through the influence of Hildreth that
he got his license after being turned
down at the spring meeting of the
Jockey club stewards.
Eo0ldppN I1rpp9 1lO6till 10 u bC SOiA-
graduated unon the return to form of
Schafer, his star slabster and this
fact makes the Villagers much strong
er than ever. With Schafer. Hit,
Hensling, Willetts and Breckenridge
in winning form the Cutups should be
tough proposition to handle by any
of the other Coast league clubs. Their
series this week with Portland will be
watched with much interest.
1t is about time that Thorsen, the
big $4,000 beauty on Hen Berry's pay
roll, was rounding to his best form.
He has not been in form in the early
games of the season, but continued
work should place him there in a
short time, when the Angels will be
greatly strengthened. Thorsen nor
any other pitcher can win games, how
ever, unless they are backed up to
some extent by the batters, and the
whole Angelic squad, with the eXcep-
tion of Daley and Murphy, seems very
shy on the clouting job. The season
is far enough advanced for the Angels
to be rounded into midseason form
and probably will show steady i'm
provement from now on. Their play
ing in the Sacramento series was d
until the windup, when
they seemed to get going, and the man
ner in which they won the last two
games restored them in the esteem of
the fans.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
GLlDDEN CAR IN KANSAS

WICHITA May S.-The Glldden Pathanding
car crossed the line from Oklahoma into Kansas
shortly after noon today and is due to reach
Wichita about ocock tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04

Three-base hit-Boardman. Two-base hits
Van Buren, shinn. Sacrifice hlts-Cutshaw
Hogan. swander. Raymer 2. Bases on balls
off Baum ?, off Nelson 3. Struck out-By
Baum s. by Nelson 9. Double plays-Raymer
to Danzig, Shnn to Boardman to Danzig
Raymer to Shinn to Danzig. Passed ball
Mite Time of game-2:1O Umpire-FInney
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
WESTERN LEAGUE

Des Moines s, Wichita 5. Cseven innings;
cold weather)
At Topeka Omaha s, Topeka !.
AT Denver First game-Denyer II, Sioux
city 8. Second game-Sioux City d. Denver
4: called in seventh, darkness.
At st. Joseph-st Joseph 3, Lincoln o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
SELF PUNISHMENT

"Bliggins can't talk any length of
time without losing his temper"
We'll" replied the censoEious per-
son; he's justified. His way of talk
ing is enough to make anybody lose his
temper"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
GAMES POSTPONED

PITTsBURG. May 3.-Pittsburg- Chicago
game postponed; rain.
ROsTON. May 9.-Boston- Phila delphia
game postponed; cold weather.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
GROOM WINS HIS GAME

NEW YORK. May S.-washlngton drove
Doyle from the rubber today in the first
inning and defeated New York to 3. -Four
of the visitors runs were due to Gessler,
who doubled in the first with the bases full
and tripled in the second. Score:
Washington s. hits 5. errors 3.
New York 8. hits 6, errors 2.
Batteres-Groom and street; Ford,
DOYLE and Sweeney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
CHILLY AT ST. LOUIS
RAIN AT PORTLAND

ST. LOUIS, May S.-Cleveland-st. Louis
game postponed; cold
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
SCORE BY INNINGS

oCDRE BY INNINGS
Sacramento .........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 L /
Base hits ..........0 OOO121101OO O1-7
Oakland .............0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 0
Base hits ...........21 0o10111011OO OO-9
SUMMARY
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04

PORTLAND, May 3.-Portland-Ve Vernon
game postponed; wet grounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04

It's as easy to secure a bargain in used
automobile. through want ADVERTISING as It
used to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-26

cierta indecici6n Sus instruccio>
mes me ha5ian dado a conocer per-
fectamente el estado en- que Sc en-
contraba la casa de Goldberg con
relacion. al magyar, pero no me su-
ministraban medic adguno para zan-
jar la dificultad.
Parti, pues contando con la casua-
lidad y con nuestra buena suerte.
Serian las diez de Ia mahana
cuando echs pie a terra en- la adua-
ma de Londres. Tenia tempo para
todo, y subj 4 pie las GALES que par
ten desde las orillas del Tamesis ha-
cia ell centro de Ia capital.
Al pasar por junto a una de las
capillas cat6licas que tanto abunda-
ban en- Londres, vi delante de mi,
sobre la acera, un menudito pie que
TOGO ligeramente el eStribo de un
carruaje para llegar de un salto has
ia el escal6n de Ia primera grada de
Ia capllla.
Aquel pie no era el de una ingle
sa. Pertenecia q una mujer bastante
pequeha, de tale fino y esbelto, Gu
20 rostro Sc ocultaba casi todo tras
un rico velo de encajes.
Son tantos mis- graciosos recuer-
dos-se interrmpi6 Albert con una
carcajada,-que todas estas ideas
Sc enmaranan en- mi cerebro..
A primera vista, no siempre Sc a
quiene5 pertenecen esos lindos rostro
conocidos, y amados algunas veces
que cruzan frecuentemente por de
lante de mi.
Yo no conocia ell aire de aquella
mujer; es indudable que en- alguna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-26


de los dias, y hacerque sean ounce
y no tres.
!Aquello no era, ,por vida mia, una
conquista ordinaria!... Cabelleras
rubios, ojos negros, una sonrisa en
G antadora, vel talle mas divno qut
Sc ha ostentado jamas sobre las ta-
bias de un teatro. }%t.
Ella me amaba con idolatria, pero
al cabo delos ounce dias fue robado
! por un miembro del departamento
ingles, y la polka entonces tuvo que
morir repentinamente. 49,
Despues, encontrandome en- Bs-
den, OF decir que ell miembro del par
lamento Sc habia gastado en- ella in
milloncejo, muriendo despues en- I'm
desafio po, los bellos ojos de Ia nina
4 manos de uno de los mas ricos ne
! gociantes de Londres, que Sc habis
casado en- debida forma con ella.
, Otto hizo un ademan de impacien-
cia. -; 80.
-Cuando las bailarinas 10 entien-
den-prosigui6 sentenciosam ente
Albert, t,-logran, como esta, llegar
a recomendables fines...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-26
"LA VILLA DE MADRID"

E,teimport.nte establecimiientos ssa .ea
+. ce recibir los impermeables nan
oses marea E. H. de fams uniTer,a ys y
ri eeno las legitimss Camisetas Il. b
.cnocidss del publico de guseo. lam y,
lien acabamos de recibir Psho DC bl'
liar frances, C.simires ineleses propie
rsra ver.no = el mejor surtido de per.
fumeria francesa inglesa sin falta'
jos AIfombras lejitimss de Oriente to
iidas en- una sola pieza donde no tene'
mos eompetsncia. isnemos el ma. com =
pleto surtido en- generos de tantasia a
10. preGo. ma. linitados. ve1de1 b Su,' /.
mas mercancias es el lena de LA
VILLA DE MADRID" Visitenoa
6 pidanos mues1ay sera 'erv'00 s'n
demefA. o7a
p. o. B 764. 1e1e'ono 90 D
Fan Francisco 81 can 1uAn. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-26
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P OR P AUL FEW AL.

-Por vida mia-contest6 Albert
! con una fingida modestia, he he
cho 10 que he podido, mi buen Goetz
.pero es menester convenir que el
magyar Yanos no es tan facil de ma
nejar como vuestro bienaventurado
Van-Praet.-En suma he logrado
con poca diferencia, obtener el mis-
mo resultado que vos. pero en- ell
! lesempeho de mi cargo ha mediado
Ia casualidad. y a no ser por la lin
la muchacha que halle al paso. 6.
-iAh! iya!. interrumpi6
J 'oetz,-ieso no podia faltar!
/ Como tampoco ell juego nj el vi
no en- vuestra historic, Goetz-dijo
Otto.
No 10 echeis a broma-anadi6
Albert: -llas mujeres han sido
slempre mi providencia!. g. . isino,
recordad cuantas lindas manos han
contribuido, gracias q mi, a nues-
tras evasiones> de las carceles de
Alemania!.. Sno estariamos ahora
en- la de FRANKFORT, 81 la hija del por-
tero?..
! -iBah!-dijo Goetz,- porque
nos dio una miserable lima!.. iDe
que hubiera servido ESQ 81 ell vino y
los nalpes no nos hubiesen granjea-
do la confianza de maese Blasius?. .
-Cada vicio tiene sus meritos-
concluyo Otto con frialdad:- :-se pue
de aveces vlvir con ellos hasta que
llega la muerte. Adelante.
-Cuando me repara del caballe-
ro de Reinhold, que vino acompa-
fiandome hasta la casa de postas-
lslguio Albert. t.-quede dominado de