Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-26

common in some parts Of our United
States.
Sell Children.
when times are hard or famine comes
the Indian fathers OF mothers Will often
bring IN their boys and girls sDc ask
you % raise them Sc servants They will
expect from ten 20 twenty JsoliyisDos for
them, or 8 20 $50 in Rol6. There are regu-
Lar contracts made FOR this purpose and
q part Of the contract reads that they
shan have the right 20 take the chil6
back upon the payment 90 you of 20
cents per day for every day you have
hsd f. This payment Is sheer ino-
possibility. and the purchase q the child
means that you have the right 20 II untii
II grows up. The law provides that you
must train the cbilc and teach u 20 read
and write. II also provides that s. must
be well treated. bgt this depends upon
the caprice Of The purchaser. Many of
the servants are gotten that way"
some Get Only Board.
Practically all the domestic labor of
Ia Psz and ether cires Of Eoliyls is
oOne Dy the Ayrsra Indians ia some
cases they are paic wages and 10 others
they get nothing but their board for
their work Ia the latter instances the
servants are pongOs. who are sent 50
from the country 20 90 e certain amount
q work for thelr masters. who 1--we 50
the c5ty. The leases by which the 10
oisns hold their little homes sno lands
provide that they may be sent from time
20 time into the town 70 work az bouss
seT7s ants. Such periods are limited 70 q
week Or 50 for each person. and 3n some
q the houses q Is Par the servants
are changed every TWO weeks q new
one coming 70 relieve the OLD one 4
land owner with e large number O Iu-
dians on MS estate may agree 70 furnish
yyu house ser7art for year. sending
man after mar. So relays ss IL were. 20
ru up ths tirle. When the pongo comes
- WoTE ia hs masters house he usually
tTings VITA him enough bags q llama
manure 20 serve az flsI Tor Lhs o8ollug
during his stay.
While there he carries al ne water
uT5uss rhs vegetables and meats home
from TIE market, ana u is ma business
70 empty the Stops sud cieaH TIE pols
and pans There are many q these
pQugos on rhe streets q La PaE They
go s1ung half doUble carrying great
I They act aS the ustchtneD Of the houses
/ Sleeping al night on the stones INSIDE
+ the door that leads 70 the street. and
. they must get ~ and open 70 the people
4 VINO 70 out Or eorue in. They 90 al
sorts q drldEerg, aud some s1,uot tuat
I servants ~ piIeT classes VII refuse 20
dc. Indeed, one may have twenty other
servants. put lie must SIN have ana
1 pcngu.
AstHehse 10 MHsssTs.
. NufWItustaudiug Lhess hsFd conditions
the ln6laus are attached 70 their mas
tsTE They win VurE fur them fur little
ur nothing rather than for 4 foreigner
vhu may Pay Them good wages Tney
make rheir masters grievances rhatr
uNn and are ready 20 engage iu am
battle q ins-Ested ry them Tnif uftet
causes 1euds between the Indians o.
uslghburII.g faruE. and gun flr-uts Euc
siuus fiEhts are common The stone
fiEuiF are usually Dy means n The ahur
AymarE- fls uses n 70 Eecy his sheep
from s-rEy1uE from the fi0oE He huutt
with H., End from behiu6 ms nut watches
for hls enemy Gud sefds q r0cE ur6suiuE
through ma brain
Z Nut long sgo there wsf 4 bir stone
fiEnI between the ludiaus % two pia.utG-
uunE one belonging 10 q foreigner and
rne urteF 10 q native Bolivian Tn,
foreigner mao bDuEm the estate and ths