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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
SOCIALIST HAS STRIKE
PLAN To PREVENT WAR
Milwaukee Delegate to Submit
Idea to the Congress of His
Party in Copenhagen

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Victor Ber-
ger, the Socialist leader of Milwau-
kee, who will sail for Europe today to
attend the international Socialist con-
gress at Copenhagen next month, has
novel plan to insure the worlds
peace.
He thinks it may be possible for the
Socialist parry to control the peace of
the world by instituting an interna-
tional strike in time of war.
1.-THE Socialist party is the greatest
force in the world for international
peace" was the way Mr.. Berger put it
to his interviewers before his departure,
for in case of war between two great
countries the members of the party in
those countries could strike and re-
fuse to take part in any way.
For example: Take Germany and
France. In those countries the party
numbers 100000 members. This in
clud- 5 '-lndreds Of thousands of sol
diers, but most important, it contains
the workers on the railroads and all
the allied trades. In case of war these
people would strike. How much of a
| modern war could there be without the
railroads?"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
EAST INDIAN BANKERS
TRY TO CORNER SILVER
Bombay and Calcutta Financiers
Said to Have Half of the
Worlds Supply

CALCUTTA, Aug. 1o.-A native
newspaper is authority for the state
ment that group of Indian bankers
from Bombay and Calcutta, which for
some time has been trying to corner
the worlds stock of silver, now holds
one-half of the total.
While this report has not been con-
firmed as yet, il is known the finan-
ciers referred to have bought enor-
mously in the open market since July
26, at which time it was estimated they
held one-ninth of the worlds supply
The greatest obstacle in the way of
the success of the plan is the present
condition of the money market in the
far east, where silver is not greatly in
demand just now owing to a number
of recent heavy failures.
Moreover, much doubt is expressed
as to the ability OF the buyers to hold
their purchases until The money mar
ket is normal again.
1t is said American interests having
a large supply of silver on hand are
ready to part with their holdings at
the first favorable opportunity.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11

got Congressman Mcclure for one Is
Mcclure in on it?' asked. Yes he
said, Mcclure is in on it, and he Will
get his share, too who else have you
got?' We've got DR.. Wright, the Choe-
taw delegate, he said He is on 1t,
too Oh, we've got some more.
"Then he wanted me to go to Senator
Gore and get him to withdraw the op-.
position to the contracts. He said II
they could stop Cores opposition there
would be no trouble to get the thing
through. asked him if he was sure
he would get his share from MeMur-
ray. He answered he was sure OF IT.,
or that he would make sure of it, for
McMurray had double-crossed him
before, and he did not intend to allow
him to do II again.
John II. Sheppard, formerly special
assistant in the department of the in
terror testified that Charles Curtis of
Kansas and Vice President Sherman
also opposed the fee.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
JILTED BY SWEETHEART,
GIRL IS LOSING MIND
Crosses Continent to Wed Man
Who Deserts Her on.
Day of Arrival
z55-250 South Broadway

Her heart broken because she was
Tilted by the man whom she crossed
the continent to wed Miss Sarah
Wymes a pretty young woman, Is
prisoner at the central police station
where she is being detained in the
matron's department for observation
as to her sanity. The pathetic story
was revealed last night when Miss
Wymes was arrested by the police on
suspicion of being a Vagrant.
Miss Wymes was engaged to marry
an old schoolmate in small town IN
Rhode Island, where she was raised. A
short time ago her sweetheart came
west and obtained employment in Los
Angeles. About a month ago the
young man wrote to Miss Wymes and
begged her to come to California so
the marriage ceremony could be per-
formed. The young woman finally
consented to the long trip and arrived
here several weeks ago. She was met
at the depot by her tiance and the two
boarded a car for wn-town restau-
rant After the dinner was ordered
the prospective groom made an ex-
cuse and left the table, after telling
her he would return in few minutes.
The woman waited for more than an
hour and finally decided that she had
been deserted. Since that time she
has not seen her tickle lover.
sought aid at the Y. w. c. A. and was
given food and shelter. She began to
brood over the affair and her peculiar
actions in accosting men on the street
brought her unfavorable criticism
and she was compelled to leave the
place and seek refuge at the Door of
Hope. The young woman is unable to
account for her peculiar conduct and
it is believed that the matter has so
preyed on her mind that she imagines
every man is her faithless sweetheart.
Yesterday Miss Wymes wandered
away from the Door of Hope and was
taken into custody while seeking to
converse with every man she met on
the streets.
Police Surgeon Carter says the wo-
man is rapidly losing her mind and
probably will become hopelessly in
sane He ordered her detained SO
that her condition might be observed
In the event she becomes violent she
will be removed to the country hospi-
tai and later taken before the insanity
commission for a hearing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
BELMONT APPROVES PLANS
FOR AVIATION MEETING
Fourteen Contestants Entered
for New York Prizes

NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-At a meeting
of the committee of the Aero Club of
America, held here yesterday, August
Belmont, president of the Westchester
Racing association, expressed his full
approval of the plans for the interna-
tional aviation meet to be held at Bel
mont park next October.
His decision definitely settled the To-
cation for the nine-day aeroplane speed
contest in October, it is believed.
The aviators who compete in the
meet will receive a percentage of the
profit in addition to the $150,000 prize
money and their expenses. This per-
centage will be divided on an equitable
basis, but just how the additional
bonus will be divided will be deter
mined later.
At present fourteen contestants have
agreed to fly in the meet. Nine Of the
entrants are foreigners and five are
Americans.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
DECREASE IN EXPORTS
IS SHOWN DURING JULY
Many Lines of Trade Affected by
Shrinkage in Shipments

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-Great de-
creases are shown in the exports from
this county during July last, as conf
pared with the previous July Of wheat,
meat and dairy products, cotton, cat
tie, hogs and sheep and mineral oil.
The greatest decrease was in wheat
which revealed a falling off from p
114,9 ,962 bushels sent abroad in July, 1909,
to only S75,138 bushels this year. In
cotton the decrease was from S8,469,
sos pounds to 5S,25S,O54 pounds. In
cattle, hogs and sheep, from 1868, 6S5
worth to $625,O09 worth; in meat and
dairy products from $1O,042 716 worth
TO SO, ,322, ,963 worth, and in mineral oil
from 126S70,7S2 gallons to 112, 402, ,879
gallons.
The total decrease in July in exports
of breadstuffs, meat and dairy pro-
ducts, cattle, sheep and hogs cotton
and mineral oil was from S36,3l6,331 to
$50, ,O63, O91 worth and for the six months
ending with July as compared with the
core pondng periods of 1903 from
1895, $50 791 wo2th to S3S9A7S,416 worth
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
OFFICERS DOUBT STORY
OF MAN BEARING TOOLS

The fact that r. C. Raymond was
unable to explain to Detectives Dixon
and Mcnamara the difference between
a lirsaw and one of the keyhole va
rietY resulted in his being taken INTO
custody last night on suspicion of hav-
ing stolen a box of high-grade car
penter tools which he had in his pos
session.
Raymond, with the tools slung over
his shoulder, was walking on CONNER
cial street when he was accosted by
the detectives, who questioned him. He
declared he was a carpenter ana was
taking the tools to his home. He ap-
peared extremely nervous and the Of
ficers decided to take him to the sta
tion for investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
ROME AWAITS ACTION
BY SPANISH MINISTRY
Government Must Make First Ad-
vances to Settle with Vatican

ROME, Aug. 1O-Cardinal Merry del
Val, papal secretary of state, remained
TODAY at his summer villa on Monte
Mario. His absence from Rome was
construed generally as indicating that
no immediate developments bearing on
the strained relation between the Vati-
can and the Spanish government were
expected.
1t was learned that the attitude of
the holy see is unchanged. The re-
opening of official negotiations is con-
sidered impossible unless the govern
ment of Spain exhibits not only by it's
words, but through it's deeds, sincere
desire to reach an understanding by
acting, it is said, as any correct gov
ernment would act in the premises. BY
this is meant that Spain would with
draw the legislative matters that deal
solely with the contending points.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
JURY ACCUSES FIFTEEN
IN OHIO LYNCHING CASE
State Officials Demand Details of
Dry Detectives Death

NEWARK, Ohio, Aug. 10.-The spe-
cial grand jury called to consider the
lynching of the dry detective, Carl Eth
erington, July 8, reported today indict-
ments against fifteen alleged members
of the mob for first degree murder.
Those indicted are: Edward Schoettler,
Weldon Denny, MontellO Watha (col-
ored), Frank Graef, Edward Wollard,
Levi Valentine (colored), Clarence Tim
mons William Mckinley, William
Fuerriegal (alias Douty), Elmer 'Seary,
Robert Cleveland. Edward owens, Joe
Bush, Lewis Bolton and Quincy Sutley,
Lewis Bolton. Jack McKenna, Ed
ward Coster (alias Omaha, Ed and
Charley Clay were indicted for rioting.
Those charged with assault and bat
terry are Frank Moore and Ed Owens.
The state, through the attorney gen
erals office. has taken up the prosecu-
tion of the men.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
ARMY ENGINEERS INSPECT
RECLAMATION PROJECTS

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug 1O.-The
United States reclamation service board
of army engineers, appointed to inspect
and to report on the proposed devel-
opment and completion of western rec
lamation projects, has completed an in
spection of the Pathfinder project along
the North Platte valley in Wyoming,
and has left for the Bellefourche prof.
ect in South Dakota.
No report of any recommendation it
may make will be given out by the
board until it inspects all the projects,
Following the visit to South Dakota
the board will inspect the Huntley prof.
ect in Montana and return to Wyoming
to inspect the Shoshone project, near
COdy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
APPLE GROWERS MEET
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-Growers of ap-
pies from all parts of the United States
are attending the seventh annual con-
ference of the American Apple Grow
ers' association, which began here to-
day. j. w. Stanton of RichView, Ill,
president of the association, presided.
Professor S. A. Forbes, entomolo-
gist of the University of Illinois, and
Professor C. e. Bassett, secretary OF
the American Federation of Horticul-
tural Societies, Fennville, Mich.s dis
cussed the San Jose scale
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
FIREMAN WILL SURVIVE
WOUND MANIAC INFLICTED

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 1O.-Guy Elliott, a
member of the local fire department
and only survivor of the tragedy of last
week when e. S. Durham, former
member of the department, killed two
fremen, his wife, child and himself,
will recover from his wounds.
Elliott was shot twice by Durham
and then drove to a hospital where his
wounds We're treated. He will be re-
moved to his home within a week.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
COURT WILL HEAR AGAIN
ALLEGED CASE OF ARSON

SAN DIEGO, Aug TO- = Adolph
Schonek, accused incendiary, who was
tried on a charge of arson and who was
suspected of setting about ten fires in
this city, will be tried again. The jury
in the first case, after being out sixty
one hours, disagreed, standing eight for
conviction and four for acquittal.
The second trial, according to the
assistant district attorney, will be
opened in the September term of court.
The first trial lasted about six weeks
and was replete with sensational scenes.
Schonek remains in Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
CALHOUN LAWYERS
LOCKED IN JAIL
Legal Brigade Of Railway Man
Make Trip to Prison in
Automobile
Ass lated Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.-Escorted
by Patrick Calhoun, president of the
United Railroads, Attorneys a. A.
Moore, Stanley Moore and John j. Bar
rett made a leisurely automobile trip
out to the county Jail tonight and sur
rendered themselves to the custody OF
the sheriff to begin serving tive-day
sentences imposed on them by Superior
Judge William 2. Lawlor last Wednes-
day for contempt of court.
The elder Moore was twice sentenced,
the five-day terms to run concurrently,
while Stanley Moore and Barrett re-
ceived five days EACH
Owing to the great care exercised by
Judge Lawlor in the preparation OF the
commitment papers, they were not
signed until late this afternoon, and the
attorneys did not reach the county bas-
tile until after dark.
CALHOUN's LAWYERS
These attorneys are members of Cal
houns legal brigade in his trials for
the alleged bribery of supervisors dur
ing the last Schmitz administration.
Calhoun was first brought to trial
over a year ago, the jury failing to
agree.
Francis ]. Heney, then assistant to
District Attorney Langdon, conducted
the case for the state.
Before the case was called for the
second trial Charles Fickert had been
elected district attorney to succeed
I.angdon and Heney,s connection with
the case ceased. When the second trial
was begun before Judge Lawlor, Flick
ert asked that the indictments against
Calhoun be dismissed, as James L.
Gallagher, star Witness for the prose
cution and a former member of tho
board the defendant was charged with
bribing, had disappeared, and under
the circumstances the district attorney
declared he did not believe he coul6
secure conviction.
Judge Lawlor refused to dismiss the
case and intimated that Fickert was
not acting in good faith. A scene be-
tween court and counsel followed, an6
1t has been repeated whenever the case
comes. up.
SENTENCED FOR CONTEMPT
On Wednesday Judge Lawror read q
lengthy statement from the bench set
ting forth his reasons for refusing to
dismiss the case. When the reading
was finished Stanley Moore declared
Judge Lawlor guilty of doing politics
from the bench. He was sentenced for
contempt and remanded to the custody
of the bailiff when he refused to sit
down.
His father, A. A. Moore, took his
place, and stating he wished everything
his son had said to be considered as
coming from him also, proceeded to
declare his contempt" for Judge Law
lor in so many words. He was prompt
ly sentenced, and Barrett followed with
similar remarks, which gained him a
similar sentence. The court room was
in an .uproar, and District Attorney
Finckert engaged in a tilt with the
court which drew threat that he
must sit down or draw a term in Jail
| Calhoun also addressed the court, but
| couched his remarks in more parlia-
mentary phrases and escaped Judge
LaWlors wrath
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
MIMIC WAR AEROPLANES
Defeated BY AUT0ISTS

NANCY, Aug. 10.-Interesting tests
of military aeroplanes pitted against
bicycle and automobile scouts filed
today's interim before the resumption
of the cross country aerial race.
The aeroplanes had the worst of the
match. The soldier cyclists and auto
mobilists figuratively shot at range
of about 300 feet all of the aeroplanlsts
who attempted to reconnoiter in a
given direction.
In mdking their reports of the ma
neuvers the officers stated that the
aeroplanists would have escaped If they
had kept above the line of the woods
that skirted the field of their opera
tionS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
NIGHT RIDERS SENTENCE
COMMITTED BY GOVERNOR

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 10.-Gov-
ernor Patterson commuted today the
sentence of Marcellus Reinhart, the
Montgomery county night rider, to life
Imprisonment.
Renhart was convicted of the muir
der of Rufus Hunter and sentenced
to be hanged
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
FLIES ACROSS IRISH SEA

LONDON, Aug. 1O.--Robert Lorraine,
the actor, qualified as a star aviator
today by making splendid flight
across the Irish sea. a distance of more
than fifty miles, from Blackpool, Eng
land, to Landudno, on the coast of
North Wales He accomplished the
feat without hitch.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
ACTOR PLAYS LAST STAND

BOSTON, Aug. 1O.-A telegram from
Providence announces the death in
that city of John d. Griffin, one of the
best known comedians on the stage
lad for years a favorite in vaudeville.
Griffin was 81 years of age.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
ELops CONTINUE IN JAPAN

TOXIC, Aug. 10.-Serious floods con-
tinue throughout Japan. Thousands of
houses are submerged and many lives
have been lost, The interruption to
railway service is unprecedented. There
is much suffering in Toxic.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
MAIL VESSEL sALAzIc SAFE

SYDNEY, N. S. W., Aug, 1O,-The
French mail steamer Salazic, which
was reported in distress thirty-two
miles off Jervis bay Monday, arrived
here today in tow of the steamer
Pacifime.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
TROOPS AND STRIKERS CLASH

PAR, italy, Aug. 1O.-Four persons
were killed and several others wounded
here today during a clash between
troops and participants in a general
strike which had been organized in
protest against high house rents.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11
ADJUSTMENTS
This Is Regular Every-Nght- Crowded Belasco Hit

the shuOor' great
mercan
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-11

Small lot of $40 to $50 novelty silk parasols, $3.50
$2O Proportionae reductions childrens parasos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-04
Conato de incendio
en- Rio Piedras.
En- ell harrio Cuebas bubo una
graesa sarraeina.

En- los dltimos dias del mes de No
viembre ppdo. fueron sorprendidaS
en- el distrito de Ponce cuatro juga-
das a 10 prohlbido, haplendose arres
tado 4 todos los lnfractores de Ia ley
Por rina que sostuvieron en- el ba-
rio "Cuevas" Penuelas los indlvi-
duos Luis Perez y Clprlano Santos,
de Ia cual resulto eI arlmero herldo
levemente de nava,-.. habiendose
vlsto el juiclo tueron condenados a
20 dias de carcel el prlmero y el Sc
gundo a 10 dias.
Por juego 4 10 prohlbido en- el ba-
rrio Ensenada Rinc6n fueron arres-
tados tres individuos.
Hubo un conato de ineendio en-
Rio Piedras en- Ia casa del ST. Angel
Pla, cue fue sofocado ensegulda.
Este hecho fle casual,
Al carrero de los Sues de John
Cloy, Encarnacion Bonilla. Sc lie des-
bocaron los caballos, hahiendo reel
bido dicho earretero una herlda en-
una pierna V varias contuslones.
Once individuos fueron denuncla
dos por jugar gallos, habiendo Ia po-
licia ocupado uno de los anlmales va
no oloo6o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-04
COsAS DEL Ola.

Z. gran pensador Y repdblico por-
'uguts feGiilo Bragg. 4 preguntas dc
III periodista acerca los tranalos que
pud.era hQcef el ticstronado Manuel
V ias maqrlnacione~ que este pudie-
ri :lanlar contra Ia repdblica para
recuperar 81 tror0. contest6:
los Braeanza nlur.eron para
nosouos- Nj nos pfeocupan II nos
interesan. Demostraron no ser reyes
en dias de bonanki Y en- dias de prup
IA demosraron no ser hombres.
Este Bragg e.e doble eostura q. ron
Guerra Junqueiro Y Machad0 desen-
Cadenanon una yerdadera tempes-
tad -le otllos contra el tinorato mu-
chacho Y slis minister's. declara que
II q Guque lie 0porto nj Manuel
son hcr-hres &c acci6n.
Pud.era decirse que del arbol car
io 1odo Il mundo hace leha. 81 el ITO
m de o~ Brasanza 10 hubiera eS;a-
Y ilee ~ s-tll.a> its ie Juan Y Don
llai = q limo iron de aque-
.a s'tfi- g an aGH
fe.9 y Tile fal< Que sdnlira r
81 -os -us-,aIos Is s4sve, el POGO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-04
SobIe Ia pista
de un Cimen.
Resulta que Inocencio y Dio-
nisio los cuales eran primos
hermanos habian tenido un
disgusto en- un bale,
Juan Laboy fue condenado por
hacer naufragar una goleta
para despistar I'm robo.

! La corte de distrito de Maya
guez, despues del jurado haber dado
IN veredicto de culpabilidad, conde
no 4 los individuos Jacinto Arenas
| a. Momento J Silverio Garcias, a
las penas de diez y uno y medic amos
de preside respectivamente, por alta
que con intencion de cometer viola
cion.
--Ampliando el informe que Sc dio
el dia % del mes ppdo. crlmen per
petrado en- el barrio "Daguey' por
|el individuo Inocencio Montes en- la
persona de Donisio Castillo, Sc infor
ma que entire ell fnterfecto y el Mon
tes hubo una riha, por causa de un
disgusto que habian tenido en- un bal
le. quedando desde entonces enem
gos. Estos individuos eran prlmos
hermanos, siendo de 20 y q amos
Irespectlvamente.
En- ell barrio 'Cialito" Clales hu
bo una rina entire los indivlduos Juan
Nuhez, Francisco Cartagena, y
Jose Santos, en- la casa de Manuel Lu
quis, resultando heridos de pulal en-
la mano derecha Juan Garclas. Dlcho
individuos fueron arrestados.
-En ell barrio Santa Calm"
Coamo fue sorprendida una jugada
de gallos con Ia propiedad de Dlonl
sio Serrano, siendo este y Il lndlvl
/ duos mas arrestados.
La corte Federal condeno cln-
co amos de preside, al patron def ba
landro "San Miguel, Juan Laboy
que en- Ell mes de Julio echo a plque
maliciosamente en- el puerto de Fa-
jardo a dicho balandro para robar Ia
carga que llevaba a su bordo ell ms
mo.
Por homicide involuntario, fue
condenado a la pena de 5 amos de
preside ell individuo Inocenclo Nal
donado,autor del crimen perpertado
en- el barrio "Demajagua" en- el mes
de octubre del actual ano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-04
R|FAS De NOv|AS.

Desde 1908, todos los amos hay en-
Milan una rita de muchachas casade
ras.
En- general, Sc rifan viente hermo
sas jovens, y los que toman boletas
para esta original tombola, tienen
que ser, naturalmente, solteros Q VIII
dos, y no pueden optar slno por m
premlo.
He aqui como Sc hace Ia rita:
Sc principia por celebrar un concur
so de bellezas, y las lovenes que re
sultan laureadas figuran como pre-
mios en- la tombola.
El precio del billete es de diez liras
y con el produeto de ellos, ,deducldos
los gastos 4 un tanto por ciento para
el empresario, Sc constituyen las do
tes de dichos jovenes.
Ell primer premio tiene de dote un
million: de manera que para llevarse
ell million y una linda novia, vale Ia
pena arriesgar I'm par de clnco pesos
El que Sc CANA el premio tiene Ia
obligation de casarse.
ST de comun acuerdo no convle
nen, va sea porque no Sc gusten {
por otra causa cualquiera, Sc dlvlden
las slunas que aquella lleva de dote
y Sc separan contentos. pero la ms
yoria de los gananciosos Sc casan
porque dicen que va Ia fortuna hs
empezado 4 sonreirles, bueno ser}
apurar sus favores hasta ell fin, sler
do ademas esta forma de conocimier
to I'm buen presagio de ventura.
Tn indivlduo va q visitar 4 una Sc
nora que tiene un perro.
Ven aqui, Leal-dice esta al ami
malito-no vavas a morder a este ca
ballero, que tiene una enfermedad
contaglosa Y te podr1a mocular
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-04
CUENTo CoRTo

La TIA Estefania estaba aquella
tarde muv atareada con Polonio, el
sastre. mojando unus cuantos metros
de paho, preparando forros y carbon
para calentar las planchas. Tenia
que arreglar de invierno su marido
Y 4 los chlcos, Y el dia siguiente lie
gaba el sastre, que en- los pequehos
pueblos de su terra trabajan d jor-
nal en- casa de sus clientes.
Ultlmadas estas operaclones pre-
limlnares, Sc despldi6 Polonio hasta
Ia mahana siguiente, ! Ia tia Estefa
MIA Sc marcho a Ia tienda comprar
garbanzos del Sadco, pues los que
tenia de su cosecha eran detestables,
y la comida del sastre solo podia com
pararse Ia que Sc sirve al predica-
dor ell dia de Ia fiesta del pueblo.
-Guenas noches. Jacinto-dijo
al dueno de la tienda de comestibles.
4 yer que garbanzos tienes.
\ el tendero, con dos reciplentes
de hoia de lata. saco dos muestras
de diterentes sacOs.
-Estos tienen gac71 cara-dllo
Ii tia Estefania estdn muv orrpgo's
\ son muy gordoS.
Como huevos!-repllc'i el ten
dero.
-P6same libra Y media.
Los peso Jacinto, los entreg6 Y
apunto el importe en- el folio cores
pondienre Ia cuenta de Estefania,
que Va hahia marchado muy lijera
h ID casa y "a tenia los garbanzos
i fenWip en- aqua de sal.
4 II mariana sigtllente el sastre
empez6 srS costumbres. i Ii Estefa-