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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-16
COME RCIAI.;

Don Tomas CaSablanca nos partici-
pa que Ina ceSado en- suS negociOS la mer-
cantil que bajo su solo nombre giraba
en Ponce habiendose hecho cargo del
active y paslvo de la misma una nueva
firna constituida baio la denomination
social dc \. Cabanas Y Co. De esta mer-
cantil rs 1nico socio Gestor- Administra-
dor Ion Antonio Cabanas Casablanca, y
c ComandtariO don Tomas Casablanca, y
~ L. ha confcrido poder general d don
Angel Ahrabal cmpleado dc la antigua
casa
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Conato de incendio

Anoche como a las 11.30 hubo un
cOnato de fuego Ell una casa de made
re de Mercedes Oller sta en- ell camino
del Seboruco, Santurce. Junto al sitio
1onde empezo fue encontrada una bo-
tella conteniendo gas, estando las pa
redes de dicha casa impregnadas de
este liquido La referida casa esta hi
potecada por quinientos dollars al Sc
nor Venancio Alfonso Y Ell litigio con la
succession de don Isidro Sanchez
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vAMOS, HOMBREn,

II Tiempo" esia henchido -
que 'iiria = licrieua. porque dos peri6-
dleo~ dc Ia Ilahana pnblicaron iambien
- infandio ie Ia oiicialidad dcl Carlos
= - II rolegn no iiene otra prleba
para aiiTsnar que 50 cieria 81 inforna-
fi"n 10 que - eon ssia que aver nos
f'-senia tan orofdo.no nos IA i eonven-
forlne - 'El TEMPO" no - tan
80" de menoria como desprcocupado
en cierio~ asnnios, debe r,-eordar que
ns-oin's 40 helnos dicho que a deSpa-
tho ineNaeto que pablicara sea una nue.
~ erearion L. su exnberantc fanfa-
.la No,0iros hemos lamentado no
por III Ticinpo' "a particular sino
l'or rieria rlase de pren~a 80 general
gne enanio ''canard ~ echa Ia cir
f1ilacion. - - ga desprestigio IL algo
espaiol. encucnire iam propiria ac0gida
i'or parie ie eierta prensa
Vue - lo que ha querido probarnos
III Ti'aupo eon go reproduction Ia
neniaialr ron qnr uos quicre abrlnnar
3 que en stis o'ieinas no =. fragIo 81 ca
hl-graima No>oir~ no H. acllsamOs de
falsliieaci0n L. acnsamo~ de lijereza
i'cro u ianio crs,liio le inspira Ia
pr,nsa de Cuba. que con reproducir 10
gue haas d.slio .los diaries de Ia llabana
~ adJuiica un iriunfo informative
I'or qls $50 ha iraiado de c0ntrastar
's,a noiieia ,ospss.ho>a. il6giea y absur-
Ia con Ia infornan.6n lie un peri6dico
tam serio como 4 Diario de Ia Mari
ma
I'll Diario dr IL Marina de la liza
hama. lieme mn s-ryleio cablegriiico di-
rerto de Espaia . oiro de New York. Fl
de Ia pren>a a>s'ciala pues bicn nj en
uno al en oiro dire nasla del supuesto
- 'andaio que arinaran n Mejico NADIA
.neno> qne Il Cosnandanie del buque y
un official dcl Carrie, \. al decir de
los as-.or,-. de ri Tienpo
Ia prenSa seria d. New York iampoco
NJ. has hs--ho $50 del eanard
lIonrasiainemIe. s-sio - 10 que ha dc
hiio dsrir III Tlenpo = y no ponei>e
CON rosas linpropias de Ia ~iiuaei6n cn
.lue - enrmenira
so habiano- qnerido rniorpecerle n
Ia azaro>a lucha por los garbanhos que
siene librantlo 3 h. deiabamos payo-
neas>s eou .u -ersiclo especial de ca
blegrausas 'ero ia que Il ~olega ~
pone de Ia eonfornidad permitira que
h. pregumien0s que ha sido de Ia perdi-
la ds Roosevelt, IL Ia supnesta muert.
gnisieri0sa y caiasir5iiea de que nos ha-
blara "a otro cablegrama de su seryieio
especial q. H. una yex expliqnenos
taull,ien aquel su oiro despaeho especial
en nsle bablaha dcl dcseontenio reinan-
T. en Colombia contra Il gobiernO del
dorfor Coneha. .iendo asi que Il doctor
coneha no ioma POSSESSION de la presi-
deneia A. Colombia hasta Il dia de
Ago~fo
.oms L. pareee Al eolega de estos pc
lneilo. laf,sns de su information cspe-
eisl que iiene lo que ~ collie, una
fnenie .vamos dema>iado eferves
eente ial vex. h llamada prensa anna
r.lla le NeN York ..
F.io Il. Ia 4ue. pof hoy. ienelnos gue
dscirle ii eolega euya mirada compass
"a quiera Dios que no teneamos one pa
garie pronio.
-0w~
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Ell agresor de Sasport

Ell juez municipal de Mayaguez, Sc
nor Bryan, -ha sentenciado a seis meses
de carcel d Vidal Marini, qrlien como
npestros lectores recordaran, agredio al
director de La Voz de la Patria".
senor irizarry Sasport.
Marini apelo de la sentencia para 10
cual prestaron una fianza su favor
Dor 500 d6lares, los senore; Miguel
'astro Y Maximino Rodriguez
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La cosecha de
arroz en- Espana

Ia nas A. doS millones ie quintales
..stv,eos = egalda IL eoss-,ha de ese i'm
nortante pr0iueto que ~ fecolecia
annalmenie - Espana. 81 40 sufre el
enlsivo g.erfurbaeiones eScepe'onaies
I'm Il ano 1911. segnn datos fidedig-
no assemble Ia eosecha de arroz a
2.l50.5Ci quinsples mttrieos.
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Recomendados
para concejales

Para cubrir una plaza de Conceal
vacantc en- los Concejos Municipales de
Cayey y Guaynabo han sido recomen.
dadoS al Gobernador los senores 81
guientes De Cayey, don Ramon Ortiz
Collazo, don Jose D. Aponte don ia,
vier Fernandez, y de Guaynabo. don
Leon Florit, don Esteban Rodriguez
don lsmael Rond6n.
@4sAaasz4.aa VI w Va ss 44sN NJ A2x a 4zy4sa A2
Francisco Laureano Abuse de con.
fianza
Dia 81, Jueves.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. -~-
Alfredo Caraballo Mutilaci6n.
Natalie Serrano Ataque para viola.
ci6n.
Dfa p, Viernes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.
Jesns Aldahondo. Atentado Ia vida
s---0yn-m In
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Una intoxicada

En- la casa nnmero cuarenta tres de
la calle de Tetuan Sc intoxico aver, to-
mandose una d6sis de sublimado zorro
sivo, la senorita Isabel Santiago. de
veinte dos anos de edad.
Sc dice que cuestiones de amor han
sido las determinantes de la tragica re-
soluci6n tomada por la senorita Santa
90. ysYsgMw
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Con rebaja de precios

Esta noche Sc exhibira por segunda
vez, con rebaja de precios, la gran pc
licula Quo Vadis? que tuvo anoche
tan extraordinario 6xito
Los precios fjados para esta noche,
son los siguientes: Palcos, tres dollars;
Luneta con entrada, 0,50 centavos; ga
lerla, 015 centavos.
Es de esperar que esta noche haya
IN lleno como ell que anoche hubo
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-WkK-
El " Puerto Rico ="

Los senores j T. Silva y Co. consig
natarios de- la Compania Generate
Transatlantique nos participant que ell
vapor frances Puerto Rico llegara a
este puerto, probablemente, el sabado
l. del actual. i las Siete de la manana,
\ continuara el mismo dia su viaje pa
ra la Coruna, Burdeos y Ell Hayre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-16
Para alcalde de Cidra

Entire otras personals, han sido reco-
mendados al gobernador para cubrir el
cargo de Alcalde de Cidra. vacante Ell
la actualidad, los senores Francisco NJ.
Zeno, Angel Bernat Y F Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-16
Corte de Distrito
SECCION SEGUNDA.

Relaci6n Gle los juicios por jurados Sc
nalados desde ell dia 81 de Abril hasta
ell % de Mayo de 1914.
Dia p, Martes
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
Feliciano Cruz Asesinato en- primer
grado.
Dla %, Microbes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico Vs.
Fidel Dlaz. Asesinato en- primer grado.
D1a %, Jueves
.El Pueblo de Puerto Rico Vs.
JESUS Quinones. Asesinato en- segun-
do grado.
LDia "A, Viernes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.
Feliciano Pares Homicide involunta-
rio.
Augusta Laloma. Escalamiento Ell pri-
mer grado.
Dia p, Lunes
FL Pueblo Gle Puerto Rico Vs.
Santiago Rosado. Homicidio involunta-
rio.
Demetrio Ortiz. Escalamiento.
D1a %, Martes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico Vs.
Alberto Yhon Homicide involutario.
Dia 80 Microbes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico Vs.
Manuel Lopez. Infracci6n del articulo
328 C. P.
Jose Torres. Escalamiento Ell primer
grado
Dia 30 .Jueves
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
Carlos Garcia Falsifcacion
Mayo l, Viernes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
Santos Deliz. Falsifcacion.
Dla 4, LINES.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
Santos Deliz Falsifcaci6n
Dia 5, Martes.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
Antonio Morera. Falsifcacion
Carlos j. Maceo. Escalamiento Ell
primer grado.
Dla 6, Microbes.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico Vs.
Pedro A. Iglesias Falsiicacion
Dia 7, Jueves.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico Vs.
Luis Castro. Falsificaci6n.
Dla s, Viernes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
Luis Castro. Falsificaci6n.
Paulina Rivera. Infracci6n del Art.
260 c. P.
Dia II, LINES
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
Fidel Ortiz. Falsifcaci6n.
Dia II, Martes,
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
JESUS Casellas. Falsifcacion.
Adolfo Santiago Hurto mayor.
Dia 13, Microbes
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
Diego Garcia. Abuse de confanza.
Carlos Bairan. Escalamiento Ell prl-
mer grado.
Dia IA, Jueves
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico Vs.
Nicasio Jimenez Atentado la vida.
Salustiano Sanchez. Abuse Gle con
fanza.
Dia Is, Viernes
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
.Justo Cosme. Atentado la vida.
Dia IS. LINES.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.
Justo Cosme Atentado a la vida.
Dia 10, Martes
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico Vs.
Antonio Lopez del Vale. Atentado a
vida
Dia 90 Microbes.
FL Pueblo Gle Puerto Rico vs.
Z l. IL
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Teatro Municipal


Esta n0che. con I'm magnitico progra-
ma se despiden del plbico de San
Juan los artistaS italianos que tan bue
ma acogida han merecido.
lie aqui el orden del espectaculo:
PRIMERA PARTE.
Pagliacci; lntermezzo (Orques-
ta.)
2o-Pagliacci Pr6logo senor Della
Giacoma
3o.-Pagliacci; Duo. senorita Ossici-
nj. sefor Della Giacoma
-Pagliacci (Arias) senor De Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-16

Relaci6n de los juicios por jurados Sc
nalados desde ell dia 81 de Abril hasta
ell 22 de Mayo de 1914.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-16


lo-Traviata Preludio, (Orquesta.) J
2O-Cavalleria rustIcana; Romanza,
senOrita Osslcini
3o.-Ballo in maschera; Romanza
senorita Barbara
la.-Puritani Duo. Sres Marucci y
Della Giac0ma.
TERCERA PARTE.
To- Sansone Dalila Romanza. seho-
rita Barbara.
% Herman Aria. senior Maruccl.
3o.-Trovatore (Acto w senot1tas
Ossicin. Barbara, senofes De Coli y
Della Giacmna.
La function dara comienzo a las nue.
We.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-16

Dla p, Martes.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.
Feliciano Cruz Asesinato Ell primer
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camp? think III see" So he wrap.
ped himself in his blanket again, but
his eyes We're open and turned on bis
partner
A few moments later Gallon came to
camp. heavy footed. as il half asleep.
dropped his hammer and kicked the
fire TO blaze.
III had a proper partner there
would be coffee for me-" be said in to
tone loud enough to reach the sleeper.
whats the matter. old pal?" asked
Wilkerson, apparently drowsy.
"Oh. nothing" said Gallon. II Just
thought you might have left some cof-
fee"
did not find anything. did you. part
nerT asked Wilkerson.
"Nopey; nothing doing. Guess those
Indians did not give me the right
bunch"
Wilkerson turned over as n once
more going to sleep. but his eyes were
open. and he saw Gallon marking
down some notes on a piece OF paper.
did you say the Indians did not
give you the right hunchy' wlkerson
asked suddenly. How often have /
got TO tell you we're partners. I be-
lieve II you got a strike you wouldn't
tell me. Are we partners or notY'
yes: were partners all right
haven't found anything"
"What was that stun you had in
your handy" asked Wilkerson drow-
silly. You're always bringing in a
lot OF dirt and looking II over. but I
notice you kind OF keep that dirt In
your hand"
Wilkerson once more yielded 70 his
physical desire Tor sleep. but was
awakened by the barking Of a coyote
on the hill Tie suddenly raised him
self and let out a curse against the de-
stroyer OF bis sleep. Tnen De swiftly
realized that Gallon was stin awake.
sitting hy the fireside. writing with
the same stub pencil
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I but one movable article of furniture
chest OF strange workmanship and
redoent OF allen lands. Gallon stoop-
ed over and pnlled at the lid 1t came
open to his touch, and he saw then q
strange conglomeration of articles An
Idol lay there, inanimate. but impor'
tant. He picked 1t up, and as he did so
one of its coral eyes fell out
To him it was a sinister omen. and
be stared for a moment. clutching at
his breast. Then he gave way to the
hysteria of the hunted and the haunted.
II don't know whose god you are"
be mnttered. but if you must have II
take it." And into the open socket
be thrust the paper that held the Sc
cret OF his mine
That sleep which is like shot In the
heart overlook Gallon before the Santa
Clara was well to sea. He was awak-
ened from 1t by the sound of an alter
cation.
you've got to put back to port"
said voice in an ugly tone
There was fusiade of shots, and
then the deck beneath him tilted slow
ly. The chest slid down the deck to-
ward shore. Gallon locked the chest
dragged 1t across the sill and then
looked back to see an enormous wall
of water This wall crumpled, faded,
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CHAPTER II.
"You are under arrest"

"You are under arrest"
81
TAR away on the same dimly lit
desert another man was seek
;syySsa ;TsyySSsa ing the same light. Thomas
HG Gallon had realized that he
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iutely alone. Chance, the master of us
all. delights In strange freaks. Now at
this moment when he felt hatred In his
heart for his partner, when he knew
that he had come on his final quest
with Il weakling to codde along, Mis-
tress Chance laid her quick finger on
him and whispered, "IIere"
He heard that light whisper and
dropped his gaze to the ground. A mo-
ment later he was furiously hammer
ing at the cutcropping of rock that
threw its sharp shadow down the hill.
Wilkerson turned sluggishly In his
sleep
II wonder where the old man is" he
muttered to himself. Hes always
proving round O. nights"
What was that figure sinking around
the bluff? Something in his partners
attitude rs he stopped directly in the
fun sheen of the moonlight made him
pause.
He's got something" he thought.
why does he not come down to
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w& Uhh away on Cne SdLue ulLhiy III
" desert another man was seek
sz-Tz;Sa ing the same light Thoma:
lMG Gallon had realized that he
;. was a murderer. What would happen
to Ruth If he were Convicted of killing
his partner? This was the thought
which drove him on-onward toward
the little speck across the mesa Care
less Of the cactus, of the sagebrush, abb
solutely unfnindful of the little gul-
lies made by last years rains, he
tramped steadily onward, and as he
did so there was formulated IN his
mind plan not only to save the gold
for his daughter. but to save her
fathers honor.
1t is true of lights and ideals that the
farther you follow them the fainter
they grow, and it was with astonish
ment that Thomas Gallon suddenly
found himself In the street of Vale
| Vista.
| There is a lot of silent influence in
the mere sight of closed doors. Gallon
| looked down the street, and every door
was closed except one. No hospitality.
| One single sign showed that law and
| order, always yigilant, held their sway.
He staggered on toward the green
| light which marked the sheriffs office.
In there he found an alert deputy.
"Who are you"
al am Gallon" he said firmly. 1.-THE
outlaws have got my partner and near
ly got me-"
The deputy looked at him shrewdly
moment and seemed satisfied An in
slant later ne was on his feet, buckling
ON his belt and revolver, and in a sec.
ond instant he had brushed his way
past the old miner and was bawling
out into what apparently was vacant
street. Gallon dimly heard his call
His one thought was to play his part
accident his gold? A moment later
curtain on the saloon across the street
was lowered and the door opened.
"What's the matterW yelled a half
drunken fellow, reeling out.
''Matias is out again" cried the dep
uty. "Get the sheriff They have got
this fellows partner" Then he turned
to Gallon authoritatively and said
How much did you have"
Nothing" said Gallon. 1--WE did not
strike anything, but they thought we
had"
But with quick gesture the deputy |
grasped Gallons wrist and opened his
hand, disclosing nugget. "Where did |
you get this?" he asked
The old man stared down stupidity at
that warm bit of gold. He had carried
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TUBERCULAR
HUSBANDS
WIFE FREED
DECEIVED FIANCEE AS TO
HIS HEALTH; COURT
FREES HER

New York, Dec. 12.--Holding that
being a victim of tuberculosis prior
to marriage and misrepresenting 1t is
ground for the annulment of the mar
riage contract, Justice Blanchard, OF
the supreme court, today decided in
favor of Mrs. Sarah Sobel, resident
os the Bronx, in an action brought by
her against her husband, Joseph
Sooel who now lives at Freehold,
n. j. Mrs. Sobel. in her complaint,
sets forth that when she was mar
ried, she believed Mr.. Sobel to be in
good health and without the taint OF
tuberculosis trouble.
The defendant in this action, said
Justice Blanchard was treated for
tuberculosis prior to his marriage,
The plaintiff has testified that he
represented to her prior to marriage
that certain symptoms were manifes-
tations of cold. 1t furthermore ans
D6dTS lIldL WllHlll al lew udiN NO N''i'T
dition was such as to require tha
attention of a physician, who diagnos7
ed his case as tuberculosis. There
after Mrs. Sobel separated from him.
There are no children of the mar
riage. The physician has stated that
in his opinion the defendants disease
is incurable.
'No case has been brought to my
attention in this state. nor can find
any which directly determines this
question: AS a. general proposition,
the rule may be stated that any mis-
of material fact in
cidental to the contract of marriage
is sufficient to void it,"
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: ssTFIE, MASTER kE,Y'--First Installment

, seIr. Gallon has got the best
me. He found that place and mad,
the plan and fooled me-" He pain
fully lifted his clinched hands towart
heaven and cursed vehepently unit
hiscurses faded into perfect delirium
Of mad, dreams. Far away on the hill
the. coyotes barked dismally.
No longer stealthily like a man OBJ.
sessod. but with one desire, he strug.
gled down the hill and out upon the
mesa. Yet there was still In his eyes
all the innumerable stars, and be could
not fix his direction in his mind, for
to his accentuated sight they all ap-
peared brilliant and peculiar. Thus he
got lost.
At times. in moments when the dead
ly thirst which parched his throat al
lowed him to drink, he saw the one
glimmering light, which marked the
place where he knew Gallon had gone.
Miles and hours became to him as
nothing, yet finally through his sharp
ened senses he smelled water, and as
the sun was rising over San Jacinto
mountains he fell face downward into
stream. Some instinct told him that
towns were built on hills; that conse
quently to find the town he should go
upstream. SO he struggled, stemming
the current, dragging his feet, his left
hand clinched into the folds of his
shirt over the wound. In his heart
was still srholdering the fame which
in the fulness of his physical strength
had been hatred of his partner.
'T'll get him yet" he muttered.
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CHAPTER !.
In Search of Gold.

T< <1TRANGE things breed in the
- deserts OF southern California
some of them beautiful,
some of them symbolic of
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NATIVE INDIANlANS, NOTICE

There will be a meeting Of Indian
ians at the home of J. S. Shearer, 22l
North First street, Monday evening,
Dec. IA, to complete arrangements
for the state dinner to be given at
the First Methodist church on Dec.
17th If you were born in Indiana
be sure and attend this meeting. or
phone J. S. Shearer, 284; or Il. d.
Stewart, or Mrs. NJ. II. Smith.
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Why You Should Use Chamberain's
Couuh Remedy

Because it nas an established repu-
alton wOnNby its good works.
Because it is most esteemed by
those who have used it for many years
as occasion required, and are best
acquainted with its good qualities
Because it lOosens and relieves a
cold and aids nature in restoring the
system to a healthy condition.
Because it does not contain opium
or any other narcotic.
Because it is within the reach OF
ali. 1t only costs a quarter. Obtain
able everywhere.
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q clear across the mesa. emblem OF his
thirst symbol. Of bis undying desire
For the moment be did not know what
70 answer. Then he recovered himself
md said quietly. Il was going to- He
paused a moment and looked straight
nto the eyes Of the man opposite him.
! was going 10 save all had"
II that's all you had Mafias did not
,et much. and be Is considered a pret
" smart fellow" was the curt re-
'ponse. ,-Iiere comes the sheriff"
IN the west their ordinary speech Is
leeds. not words. Appeared other men
md then the bulky figure Of the sher-
.G This man wasted 20 time In pre-
liminarles. but quickly roared, (which
wayT'