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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
JACOB KUBER'S
LINE OF DAINTY
XMAS CANDIES

Jacob Huber, the veteran confec-
toner, is now showing one of the
prettiest and most elaborate lines IF
Christmas candy ever seen in this
city. Mr.. Huber for many years has
made a speciality of supplying pura
sugar ornaments of every description
for Christmas tree decoration. These
CONNECTIONS include a large number IF
pretty candy baskets in many colors
These decorations are brilliant in col
or, eclipse artificial ornaments an l
can be eaten by the children when
the tree is taken down. Attracting
much attention is the beautifully de-
corated show window, which contains
a number of huge candy baskets
fashioned in artistic shapes and COW
cred with pure sugar flowers that
rival in their texture some of the
finest waX-work.
The work is that of the expert con-
fectioners employed by Mr.. Huber in
his candy shop. Mr.. Huber has been
in the business for more than Il
quarter century, and says that the
flower baskets are the most wonder
full pieces of confectionery work he
has ever seen. For the Christmas
season every bit of the huge stock
carried in this store is absolutely
fresh and is being turned out daily
by a large staff of candy makers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
DR.. COOK BACK
BUT OH, WHAT A
Difference NOW
Reception in New York Will
Be More Frigid Than
Climes of Aurora Borealis
Especial from United Press,

Especial from United Press.l
New York. Dec. 21-Dr Cook is COM
ing home again. He will reach New
York tomorrow afternoon on the Nor h
German Lloyd liner George Washing
ton. to spend the holidays.
On September 81. 1909. a fleet of ex-
cursion boats lined up in the lower
bay and deserted through he early
morning mists the liner Oscar II pick
ing her way up the bay. Sirens
shrieked. bands played: voices rang
out. On the bridge of the Oscar. DIR.
Frederick A. Cook dotted his hat and
acknowledged the salute of thousands
of admiring Americans who had stayed
up all night to welcome him home. he
finder of the North Pole.
Customs officials had made all ar
rangements and Cook soon left the
liner. A waiting tug with his wife
and the inevitable reception commi :
tee. with strearere two CO., :"
~-"nt alongside and the man who had
stood on the top of the wo.Iu. "u~.>
here is no north. no east. no west
where all is south. amid the linn .tless
fields of purple ice'. went aboard for
sumptuous breakfast. The excur-
sion fleet stood by the while. whistles
footing and bands playing. but they
reveren ,ly awaited the great man 8
pleasure. At 9 o'clock the tug went
alongside the big excurso on steamer
chartered by the Arctic Club and the
Bushwick Club of Brooklyn. and Cook
boarded the vessel amid a din that
must have echoed back the land Of
gumdrops and e-toOk-e-shuk.
It was a gala day andthat night the
honored guest of the Bushwick Club.
in the wiIds of far off Brooklyn. Cook
had to come to the balcony and bow
and bow to he thousands who damned
the streets below. Later. among hon
ors the Aldermen of New York gave
Cook the keys Of the city-and Amer
leans gave him 100000 to hear his lee
lures.
When DR.. Cook comes home tomor-
row. no fleet will he waiting A rev.
enue GU ter-loaded with customs off,
GERS and newspaper men-will go
alongside With the rest of the pas
sengers Cook will have to sign his dec
larati The newspaper men VIII
ask him questions about his "trip to
the north pole" and his recent confess
sion published in Hampton's Magazine
The George Washing on will come
up to her Fohofen pier without the
footing Of whistles. DR.. Cook will
face the customs officers and have his
trunks searched; they may even ap-
praise the gold medal the King of Den
mark gave him and make him pay
duty on 1t.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
ADAMS EXPRESS
CREWS TO STRIKE
Especial from United Press.

NcPoS''. f.vH1 CfIItCU ICSc'I
Springfield, Mas, Dec. 21.-Mcm-
Union Of Employees Of the Adams Ex-
press Company, met last night and
decided to call a strike which will go
into effect at 6 a. m. tomorrow.
All OF the As union drivers, clerks
and messengers in the employ of the
local offices, will go out and the strike
will affect all branches Of the ex-
press company in New England, Us
the employees in every city and town
are expected to go out in sympathy
with the local union. The officers of
the union claim that they have been
refused a hearing by the local agent
and that the agent discharged nine
employees who formed the local un-
ion. In Hartford. Conn, IA men were
discharged at the same time and the
members Of the Hartford union will
go out, tomorrow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
FARMER NEWSBOYS
PARADE TO PRECEDE
BIG THEATRE PARTY

The Bridgeport Evening Farmer
and the New York Evening Journal
newsbays will take part in big
parade, headed by the Waltersv'lle
School Boys band. through the prin-
opal thoroughfares tomorrow evening
before the theatre party at Polls.
George B. Maxwell, who has made
arrangements for the newsboys' cele-
bration today secured the Waltesville
band as the big feature of the pa
rade. Supt. Birmingham gave per-
mission for the parade and wished
the newsboys' not only Merry Christ
mas. but a delightful theatre party as
well.
Manager Garvey of Polls has made
arrangements for the entertainment of
newsboys by the hundreds tomorrow
night and even the performers have
interested themselves in the enter
price. They will have a special fine
line of amusing features for the
newsies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
THOMAS SAYS ERROR
WAS SOCIALIST PkRTY'S
Names of Candidate Trans
posed So that They Are
Credited Each With Votes
of the Other.

The Hartford Courant in an article
on elections returns this morning in
timated that a mistake had been
made in Bridgeport in the location
Of names of candidates upon the vot-
ing machines in the last election, in-
asmuch as Emil Goris, Socialist can
didate for comptroller, was credit ed
with 1882 votes for treasurer in
Bridgeport and that James J. Nc
Intyre, candidate for treasurer, re-
ceived 1885 votes for comptroller
Town Clerk William Thomas, when
asked about the matter, this morn
ing, said he had followed copy and
produced the official notice sent to
him by the Socialist party, showing
Sorts listed as q candidate for treas
urer and Mcintyre listed as the can
didate for comptroller. The notice
9 signed by David NJ. Lackie, secre-
tary, and he presumed that it was
correct.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
STRIKE OF
LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINEERS
Especial from United Press

NSPSCidi lIOII OHiteu TTeSSb
Chicago, Dec. 21-Warren s. Stone,
grand chief of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers. today, declar-
ed that the next "a hours would de-
eide whether the traffic Of the west
would be paralyzed by a strike of
$4,000 engineers on 81 roads.
I'VE will not strike before n ght,"
said Stone. Labor Commissioner
Neill. who is acting as med ator, will
meet the railroad managers today.
Before leaving he will confer with
me. If at that conference he has not
something definite to report, we will
take action, short, sharp and dec.
sive. We will not stand for further
dallying by the roads,
More than IS per cent of the men
have voted to strike if their demands
for approximately Is per cent raise
IN wages are refused
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
OBITUARY

The funeral of Charles Sturll was
held his morning from the residence
of his brother-in-law. Frederick Wheel
err. $40 William street. at $780, and
German r. G. church. Rev. Father
Dahme. the pastor. officia ting at the
high mass Of requiem. The deceased
was among the best known employees
of the Hall Carriage Co. His dea h
cast a gloom over a widespread ac-
oua:ntance Surrounding the remains
was a wealth of handsome floral trb-
utes. including pieces from his fellow
employees The pail bearers were
Palrh Smith. William Partridge, Frank
Kunlzel, Henry Rivers. Arthur Hyde
and William Tesch. AS the rema ms
were borne from the church the quar-
tet rendered "Face o Face" Inter
ment was in Park cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
AUTO CHEMICAL
FOR FAIRFIELD
FIRE COMPANY
Arrangements Made to Buy
a Fine Locomobile Will
Be Owned By Fire Com
pany.

The Fairfield Hook G. Ladder COM
pany No. 1 today entered into an ar
cangement with the Locomobile COM
pany Of America to purchase a fine
i0-horsepower Locomobile, which is
o be fitted with chemical tanks and
used as an auto-chemical for the pro-
cection Of the town of Fairfield.
The peculiar feature of the affair
is the fact that the town as a whole
8 too tight to buy the apparatus
which is to be used for its benefit
)ut the purchase is made by the
olunteer fire company, through mon
ey raised at q carnival and contri-
uted by public-spirited citizens Of
Fairfield.
1t is understood that the Locomo-
Tile to be purchased is the machine
ormer}y owned by Henry Burr. 1t is
big powerful car, first class in ev-
.ry respect and will probably be the
means of quenching many an incipi-
ent fire in Fairfield.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
DIED.

SEITZ.-In Newark N. J.. Dec. 10Th,
1910, Mrs. Christiana Seitz, wife of
the late Charles Seitz, aged "a
years, months.
Friends are invited to attend
the funeral at the undertaking par
1ors of VIM. Lieberum & Son, 531
Main street. on Thursday, Dec.
22nd, at $3.50 p. m.
-Interment at Mt. Grove ceme-
terry. T 20 b*p
CLARKE-In New Canaan, Dec. 16
James Clarke, aged SIS years.
O'SULLIVAN.-In Norwalk, Dec. 10,
Mrs. John O'Sullivan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
BURGLARS BREAK INTO
ST. CHARLES CHURCH

Priests at ST. Charles church dis
covered this noon that during the
morning one of the supposed wor-
shippers visiting the church had
forced open the poor boxes and al
nnnst torn them from the wall in their
effort to get at the contents. The
amount contained in the boxes is not
known. Descriptions of the suspects
have been furnished to the police.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
BALE OF HAY CAUSES ACCIDENT.

Caught beneath a bale Of hay top
ping from a lofty pile at the barn
OF George +. Kelly. this forenoon.
George BanfeId.aged II. Of 26s North
Washington avenue. sustained a dis
location of the left shoulder. Ban
field was thrown from his seat on a
truck and fell over the back of q
horse
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
COUNCIL COMMITTEES TO MEET.

The special Aldermanic committee
East Washington avenue, will hold
it's first meeting tomorrow night, City
hall. President Hugh J. Lavery will
preside as chairman. The council
committee on ordinances will hold Its
first meeting Jan. 4.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
Now for
busiest time.

Three days only. Busiest days. Days
crowded full from morning till night. Days when
every minute must be made to count. Days
when the store can, and will, do much for you.
Holiday wares are right where they can be
found without loss Of moment Sales force is
eager and ready to give prompt service. For
weeks all planning has been toward good service
and good merchandise for these final days. Thus
the store is better prepared than ever before.
Might print list of gift-things that would
fill this whole page. But what would be the
sense? Nobody wants to read such list at this
time. You have a definite idea of what you wish
for most Of those to be remembered at Christ
mas And a trip through the store will bring
ideas, to solve any puzzles that may have risen.
Morning hours are still best for those who
can arrange to take advantage of them. But we
are ready at whatever time of the day or evening
best suits you. la@
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
BODY OF MAN
rs FOUND IN 5sa
POULTRY BARREL

Especial from United Press)
Montreal, Dec, 21.--The body of q
gray-bearded man, evidently the VIC
tim of murder, was found, today, In
an unclaimed barrel at the Grand
Trunk freight sheds. The barrel was
opposed to contain poultry and was
so marked. The barrel came fro N
Jarvis. Ont, addressed to a MIN
named Bousefeld, st. Lawrence
market, Toronto.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
BROOKLYN COUPLE
MARRIED HERE.

Frederick w. Gillard. aged AZ. a
stenographer. and Mrs. Rena v. Mil
ler 81. were married by Justice will
liam T. Mullins. at City Hail. TIL
bride and groom had each been wild
owed. They reside in Brooklyn. They
came to this city to steal a little
march on their friends
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
CANDLE IN CLOTHES CLOSET
STARTS BLAZE,

with lighted candle. at noon today.
Mrs. Barney Sakowitz. 293 Peouonnock
street. set fire to The clothes in the
closet. She hurried to a nearby tele-
phone and summoned No. 2 chemical
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
BRIGHAM STILL LIVING

Clifford Fl. Brigham, the farmer at
the Raven Stream hotel, who shot
himself through the head early yes
terday, was still living. but in a cr,.
ical condition at the Bridgeport hos
pital this afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
Christmas Money


JACKSON'S BOOKSHOP 9S6-9SS MAIN STREET,
the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.

engine company. The damage will be
confined to the value Of the garments
in the closet
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
DEAD CHEFS
CEMMED RING
IS MISSING

e. Fecker. an inn keeper Of Milford,
has applied to Judge Omar Plat of
the Milford Probate court as the next
suddenly at the Stratford Inn. Satur-
day night. for The appointment of an
administrator of the man estate. de-
string principally to discover the
whereabouts of a diamond ring, valued
at about $500, an heirloom that Theory
priced highly.
Search for the ring. also for a watch
said to have been owned by the man.
have been equally futile. The only
valuables found in the mans belong
ings by the Stratford Inn people, who
turned them over to the coroner, were
l. roll of bills and pocket of silver,
about S23 in all.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-21
SENATE ADIOURNS

SENATE ADJOURNS
Especial from United Press.)
Washington, Dec. 21.-The Senate
adjourned at 2:0S o'clock for the
holidays, and will meet again at noon
January 5. 1911
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indigestion cr6niCd. Errorps.

Indigestion cr6nlca 4 que Sc da
nombre comunmente 4 c6icos severos,
nauseas, v6mitos, estrehimiento, dia-
rrea, dolores en- el estomsgo G intesti-
nos, la mayoria de las veces Sc ceoe d
padecimiento de piedra en- el higado.
cuyo hecho Sc ha venido escarecien
do durante los dltimos amos. y esa
entermedad ha estado curandose "a
elm ,nte con la syuda de la Antical'
cu.ina Ebrey.
Muchas veces los dolores no son
muy severos. y aunque ell movimiento
de les piedras puede causar bsstante
dolor, son los calculos que Sc encuen-
tran arraigados en- las paredes iuterio-
res Y que Sc van desarroilando sin
descsnso, LEI tamente, los que deben
causar mayor ansiedad Esos calcu-
los son los mas fatales, por que los do
lores durante su formation no son vio-
lentos, Y por 10 tanto desvfan la OPT
MON facuitativa de la verdadera eau.
So del NAL
Dosis peri6dicas de Anticalculins
Ebrev disolveran esos calcul os y con
el uso de este precioso medicamento
debe desaparecer todo tenor de tener
que recurrir a operaciones ditfciles y
muchas veces fatales. Escriba ustsd
a Ebrey Chemical Works, 46, Mu.
rr;y ST., New York, para mas in
formeS
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cuyos versos ascienden & ounce mil,
en- ur trozo de vitela de vein ticineo
cen tfmetlos de largo por treinta de
ancho. En- cada cara de la vltela
cupieron $50 lfneas, cada una de las
cuales contenian 30 versos, y luego
bien doblada y prensada consigulo
encerrarla en- una cascara de nuez
Algunos pendolistas afielonados a
la escrltura microscopica han con
seguido eScribir los Diez Mandamien
tos en- un papel del tamano de una
moneda de cincuenta centimos.
En- una biblioteca de Oxford hay
un retrato de Alexandra Pope, rodea
do de una orla, en- cuyas ineas exa
min adas con una lente de aumento,
puede leerse toda Ia biografia del
poeta.
En- una bib.iografia de Oxford
hay un retrato de Car4os |. cuyas tr
zos parecen primera vista las lfneas
del grabado, pero examinandolos
mas de cerca Sc pueden leer en- ellos
los Salmos de David, el Credo y ell Pa
DIRE nueStrO.
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Los hermanos Arrivi.

Una elegante tarjeta Gle felicita-
cl6n y en- ella los retratos de los her
manos sehores Arrivi, de la comercial
de este nombre, ha circulado profu
ssmente en- la cludad expresiva de la
fellcitacl6n por el aho nuevo de los
menclonados comerciantes.
1ncansables en- SUI labor cada dfa
mejoran las condiciones de sus acre
ditados establecimientos general
mente son conocidos en- la isla V fue
ra de ella los grandes almacenes del
"Cielo' lei Inferno" provistos
siempre variados articulos de la in
dustrla moderna, y de las meiores
fabrlcas de Europa y Estados Uni
dos.
Deseamos el mejor aho a la conner
ial Arrivi hermanos.
On Ell cronista de la revista que
tomamcs estos informes ignora que
Wei man y sus compaheros que tripu-
l-ban Ell america" asi como la aero
nave fueron recogidos en- alta mar Dor
un vspor mercante.-N. de "La c."
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NOTAS Y NOT|C|AS.

Don Juan Herran, alcalde de Toa
Baja Sc encuentra en- San Juan en-
asun tos particulares.
FL vapor "Masapequa' que esta-
ba en- este puerto sallo en- la mahana
de hoy para los b. U. llevaba frutas
del pals.
Dos vapores de la Linea Ferrea
del Oeste hacen el servlcio p1bllco
entire San Juan y Cataho.
Ell muelle de los vapores de la
Inca ferrea Sc We estlbados de car
gas para Bayam6n y pueblos comar
canos, Ia mayor parte son provl-
stones.
Ell vapor "Coamo" esta descar
gando en- ell muelle No 2.
Los senores de San Juan que han
salido eleetos para jurados en- el
termino que empieza Ell d{a 9 de
Enero, son los siguientes:
Ramon Vara, Andres Rodriguez
Arturo Bravo, Juan Cueto, Carlos
Preston, Diego Romero Julio Ri
xach, Ramon Balceiro, y H. Behan.
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P|LDORAS ANT|B Ac|LAB[S.

Las p1doras anbaares han probado poderoso mscsu
Ia raci6n de las afecones del
Las onqutis agudas cns grippa tu-
bercuosi pulmona ceden al de p1doHas
s han podido compobsro los mas negentes cutavosy
m unerabes entermos deben elias reabeeimento
Sc haln de as prncpales farmacy
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Sc VENDE

Tn triple efecto de s de diametro
con su combination de llaves para
esconectar en- case de averias y con
tinuar trabajando como duple,
Seis defecadoras de dob.e fondo. de
cobre, con una cavidad dc lOO0 gal
cada una.
Dos juegos de centrffugas: seis CEN
trffugas cada juego de 80 diametros
con sus correspondientes mezcladores.
Tn mo ino de nuevc N asas y varias
pleas de repuesto.
Para intormes dirijirse J NJ
Galletti Vieques. p. k.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
81 Guintal
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CapricRos de escTi-
torres y escIibie1tes,
Maravillesss modelos de arte y
i de- paciencia.

No siempre ha sldo la utilidad Ell
objeto principal de la labor Gterarla
/ No pocos escitores, sobre todo en- "a
antiguedad, han ratado de lamar
Ia atencion del pdblico mas que pol
Ia bondad de su trsbajo por una rs
reza Hubo quien compuso versos
omitiendo una letra determmada
en- cada estrofa; otros Iescrlbieron
de modo que 10 escrito pudiers leer
Sc 10 mismo empezando por la pr
mera inca que Dor Ia dltlma, y otros
ep fin, emplearon la alteration 8
paranomasia, repitiendo frecuente-
mente una 8 unas mismas let1as.
Ora de estas chifladuras, pues
no puede darsele otro nombre, con-
siste en- escribir las obras con carac-
ter de letras sumamente pequehos,
para que a simple vista apenas pu-
dieran distinguirse las palabras.
La lipogramacia, es declr Ia lite
ratura en- que Sc prescinde de alguna
de las letras del alfabeto, ha.tenldo
muchos adeptos, a pesar del trabalo
que supone, Tryphiodorus, por
ejemplo, compuso una "Llada
griega, de cuyo primer1 1libro excluyo
la letra a !; la b, del segundo y asi SUI
ceslvamente
Cuentase que I'm persia lego al rey
de su pats un poemaen que 20 entra
ba para NADIA la letra a, pero el mo-
narca no tardo en- cansarse de escu
charlie, y en- lugar de fellcltar al poe
ia por su ingenio, lei recomendo con
cierta brusquedad que envlase las
demas vocales adonde habia delado
las aes.
al hablar de escrtlras microsco-
pleas suelen citarse una copia de la
"IIiada" de Homero, que cabia en-
la cascara de una nuez, pero aunque
es cierto, 81 hecho necesita una ex
picacion que 10 haga crefble. Dfcese
que I'm tai Huet copio toda la Illada
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LA CONFIANZA

lilo un sabio, es una planta dc
lento desarrollo. La gente tiene
fe en- las cosas que We, y ha-
blando en- senuido general tiene
raz6n. Lo que a veces Sc llama
fe ciega no es fe de ninguna
manera, pues debe haber una
raz6n y hechos para tener en- que
fundarse. Por ejemplo, en- 10 que
respecta 4 una medicina 8 re-
medic la gente pregunta- "iHa
curado a otros? sSe han aliviado
con ella algunos casos semejantes
al mio? IVA en- ammonia con los
descubrimientos de la ciencia
moderna y estan sus antecedentes
al abrigo de toda sospecha?e En-
tai case, 'es digno de coufanza, y
81 alguna yez me encuentro ataca-
do de alguno de los males para los
cuales sesrecomienda, ocurrire a
el en- la plena confanza de que
me podra aliviar. Estos son los
Fundamentals que han dado 4 la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
su alta reputation entire los me-
dicos asi como entire todos los
pueblos civilizados. Este eicaz
remedio es tan sabroso como la
miel y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritiyos y curativos del
Aceite de Bacalao Puro,s ,sque ex-
traemos de los hlgados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Hi
pofos6tos, Malta y Cerezo Silyes-
tree Con toda prontitud elimina
los acidos yenenosos cue engen-
dram la enfermedad y las demas
materias toxicas que Sc encuen-
tran en- ell organismo; desarrolla
un fuerte apetito y buena diges-
tion, y es infalible en- Postracion
que sigue a las Fiebres, Tisis y
Enfermedades Demacrantes. Gel
s;r. Dr. Hugo Marcos, de Buenos
Aires. dice: La Preparation de
Wampole no me es desconoclda
= ell ano lasado en- una Clinica
de Paris, he tenido OCCASION de
prescribirla = notar sus buenos
efectos. Todos mis- colegaseen
Paris aprecian esta preparation. .
Nadie sufre un desengafo COZ
osta. De venta en- las Boticss
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Artistico regalo.

La conocida casa de los Sres. FIJI
lay Bross & W. 7. Comp. alto come.
clio de esta ciudad nos han obsequis
do con elegantes pisapapeles de cris
tai y yun sello portatil de COMA, como
regalo de ano nuevo. Buenos neg
clos deseamos 4 la expresada cass
que sigue desarrollando grandemel
te susnegocios en- ferreteria y made
raS.
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ValioSo donativo.

En- una prescription hecha por el
Impartial de Madrid" para bene-
ficio de los pobres, este la encabezo
con cinco mil pesetas, alguien dijo
que ell rev Alfonso XIII cederfa un
dfa de ST. sueldo el cual acciende
a l9.445 pesetas, pues bien solo
do mil pesetas! Bien Sc conoce que
no duerme en- las camas de La Ten
da Roja, nj usa los traies de casl-
mir que tan baratos los vende NJ.
Roias.