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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
HARRINGTON BELIEVES
MINERS Will NOT RETURN

Springfield ll- nov. ll.-Asked
whether the miners would obey the
strike resembling order OF acting pres
ident Lewis, Frank Pennington.
chairman Of the miners scale COM
mittee. today said;
In my judgment the miners VIII
not return TO work"
He added, however. that he spoke
only for those Of districts he repre-
scented.
harrington said the Impression that
the slate bad been wiped clean so
far as demands we're concerned. had
no basis In fact. although the miners
stood ready to negotiate a new scale
without reservation.
The old demands viii stand" Far
riugton stated. They were formu-
lated by the Cleveland convention All
OF them. however. are subject 20 ne
COLLATION."
Miners representative viii Insist,
ne declared. that any new agreement
be effective at once, and not on March
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
GALLUP COAL FIELD MINERS
RETURNING TO THEIR WORK

Santa Fe. n n Nov 12--Atners
in the Gallup coal fields are going
back 10 work in increasing numbers,
although apparently notice Of the
cancellation OF the strike order has
not been received by the union Off
Gals. The Gallup American reports
today that it now has SOS men al
work, which is an increase OF IS men
over Mondays force Other mines
there are said % be Increasing their
forces also.
A detachment OF a captain and 16
men and three machine guns has
been sent 70 Fort Wingate from Cal
lup 10 take temporary station. This
was on orders OF headquarters OF the
southern department This IS pre-
sumed 70 be for tbs reason that Fort
Wingate is now used for storage OF
the 7. n Z.
Governor Larrazolo VIII return to-
night from Las Vegas There has
been TO intimation OF his plans as
TO disposition OF federal troops after
the union orficlals receive ard act
upon the notice Of cancellation OF the
strike order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
rs In Globe District
CHARGED With Violating
Wartime 'Dru Measure

Globe. Arr. NOV. 12--Special asellls
~ ne department OF Justice opened
csnuafan in this district Tuesday
AGAINST violstors Of the wartime Pre-
hfbition act. one hundred ana lil
zen warrants were issued 80 oniLea
states commissioner Hechtnlau's court
and about half that number we're
given their preliminary hearing f-scn
attendant arraigned Tuesday after
noon was placed under $500 bond %
appear at the next term OF the red
eral court
a majority Of the defendants ar
raigned were foreigners. but the oe-
nartneut Of Justice officials stare
that several prominent residents Of
This district VIII be arrested during
the present week
II Is CHARGED in the indictments
issued that the defendants manufac-
ture intoxicating wines IN violation Of
the wartime prohibition act SAMPLES
~ all wines eonfiscsted were sent to
the state chemist Cor analysis and
some OF the wines were alleged 20
contain as high as II per cent al
cohoI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
HIPNENT5 Of
SHEEP HEAVY
Salado Cattle Co. Received
Big Consignments Week
of Nov 8th.

The salado Cattle company, Of
Guadalupe county. New Mexico. has
received 10000 head Of sheep and 400
head OF cattle from Montana- accord-
ing TO reports received for the week
ending November 10 by the Pam
handle and Southwestern stockmen's
association
AT Glazier. Texas, in the Canadian
district. Han and Williams sold to
Temple Atkins zoo two year old steers
weighing 66z pounds each, at nine
cents. OF $3.50 head. In the Alpine,
Texas, district. CLYDE Burtrlu bought
see cattle. and leased from Charles
and Ben Pruert their ranch Is miles
north OF HoTe-
Cattle shipments from the vaughn,
n d.. and Canadian and Alpine Tex
as districts follow
Shipments 10 kansas city Of old
cows-Bv ID. BiEhee. two ears from
Encinu ~ H.. C. S. MARTINEZ. two cars
from Pasture. n III, Howard Fayn.
four cars from vaughn, and Pawn &
Loreless. one car from EucIno.
Shipments from Canadian, Texas, TO
Kansas Clty-By Parselli six cars OF
cows = ch Brown one car q calves;
Llzie, five cars Of COWS and steers;
aiiclys, five cars Of cows
kansas Cirr-Hopkins two cars Of
cows. Lockharr Bros. two cars Of
COWS, and i. n. Hail. three cars OF
steers
Other shirments-By A. 3 IcFee,
II cars Of steers from Canadian 20
Saragosas Texas, Hogeland q John
son. go cars of steers from Canadian
10 HiVertcn- Texas. l. 3. Drake. four
cars Of steers from Glazier 10 St. Joe
shipments from the Alpine. Texas.
district, 10 Fort WORTHY Jack
Bourlaud. one car OF horses from AL
piEs. Joe Harmon. one car Of cows
and one OF calves from Alpine, j. D.
McCutcheon, two cars Of calves from
Alpine- A. S. Gage. two cars Of calves
and eight Of COWS from Aarath
Chas. Hrrr ham. three cars OF COWS
from Marathon and Raymond; r ".
Arnold two cars Of cows from Hay
nnnd; r. II Taukersley. one car Of
steers from HAMMOND; Pearson, one
car Of steers and cows
Other shipments from the Alpine
district-Bv TURNER q Garcia, Two cars
Of COWS and ore o. bulls from Nara
thon 60 san anton o. Texas j. H.
Look three cers Of two and three
year old heifers from Maria 10 san
Autoni0- p A. Iaczsoni one car OF
horses from Maria 10 SWeet77a ters
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
Drunken Visitors Must
Keep Quiet IN Iuarez

As q result OF a number OF "hilar-
ious parties" staged by Americans IN
Juarsz. mayor j. Trinidad Romero
Of that city, has issued an order TO
his police department 70 arrest
Ar7erfcans who become intoxicated
and TO see that they are given prison
sentences
II am not opposed TO the Amerl-
cans having a good time" the mayor
SAID. -But when they come over here
with $500 or $500 and get intoxicated.
they are liable TO lose their money
or to have it stolen. Then they make
complaints and IL causes the denart-
ment much trouble. So ] have ordered
that jail sentences I'D TO 80 days con
finement shall be given IN case OF
conviction
SIX foreigners landed IN the Juarez
5afl Tuesday afternoon. one was an
Irishman With q wooden Lee On be-
ing arrested he unstrapped the leg
and used it IS a club In a fight with
officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
Postmaster Notified
OF Increases In Pay

A COPY Of the postal bulletin issued
by the first assistant postmaster
general. embodyinE official authori-
cation for increased compensation for
certain postal service employees. has
Just reached. the office OF postmaster
=. A Shelton
L provides the following increases,
effective at once
For those receiving not less than
$1,000 nor more than $780, an IN
crease Of $500.
For those receiving more than
$500 and not more than $1,000. an
increase or $3.50.
For those receiving more than
$500 and not more than $1,000 an
Increase Of Sl25.
For those receiving more than
$1,000 and not more than $500, ar
increase Of 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
fats 70 remove dandruff comrleteIy
and that IS TO dissolve It. This de-
strovs II entirely. To do this. Just
ger tbout four ounces OF plain. oriiu-
airy liquid arv0n; apply IL at night
wren relirings use enough TO moisten
the scalp and rub 1t IN gently with the
finger tirs
BY mornlne, most Il not all. % your
dandruff VIII be gone, snd three OF
four more applications WlWll COM
rletelV dissolve ard entirely destroy
every single sign and trace Of H. no
matter how much dandruff you may
-=Te
You VIII find. TOO. that all Itching
and digg Of the scalp VIII stop in
staurly. and your hair VIII be fluifg,
lustrous glossy. silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times better
You c7n get liquid arVon at any
drug st - II IS Inexpensive. and four
ounces is all eou VIII need. This
simple remedy has never been known
20 faiL-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
CLUB RAIDED AT PORTLAND

& Portland. Ore Nov 12.-Polics here
last night raided the Headquarters
Of the Household Workers. Soldiers
and Sailors club and took 50 men into
custody The police acted following
a report that those in the club were
meeting to protest against 'psrsecu-
ton" OF the l. W. ". a. Centralia.
wash The men we're taken 20 the
police station for Investigation
A quantity of radical literature was
found On the club rooms by the police.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
TUCSON RANKS CONSOLIDATE
WITH CAPITAL OF S2.2s0, 900

Tucson, Ariz. Nor- 12.-cne Of the
strongest banking Institutions OF
Arizona. with gross capital at SZ.z90--
coo. has been created BY the absorp-
ton 1y the Arizona National hank
OF the Merchants Bank and Trust
company. The officers OF the TWO
Institutions have been retained. with
an added vice president. 2. ". Claw
ton. who has been manager OF the
Bank at Stafford. AZ the head OF the
Organization IS Chas. F. Solomon. son
Of the founder Of soiomonville.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
CLASS A LEAGUES TO ASK
GREATER REPRESENTATION

Springfield. Mass, Nov. l2.-Atrer
day and evening spent mainly In
sociahIlity and tanning bees" the
National Association Of professional
Baseball Leagues went into real
business session, taking NJ the big
mass Of subjects that Il IS expected
win make this years annual meeting
memorable. one point that VIII be
urged by the class a representative
is an additional member for this
class OF leagues on the national arbi-
trati0n board. The western league IS
strong for this move. As now made
APP Class A has four members. class
"A two and class 3 one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
VIOLENCE IS THREATENED
AGAINST /. W. W. CAPTIVES

Portland. Ore Nov IA special
to the Telegram from Ceutralia says
a number OF the I " 81. prisoners
were removed today from the Cen
frarfa ian and taken under heavy
gdard TO the county jail al ChehalIs
Among the prisoners left in Cen
traiia was one said to have killed
Warren Grimm. Threats Of violence
against him were said 10 be loud.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Of his alleged in 5endlary speeches He
soon returned he represents a Seat
tie organ o. the Reds here and dis
tributes The paper. He was among
those arrested today.
From Yakima came word that mem
bers Of the American Legion post
there were discussing formation OF e
secret organization within the legion
which. Il was thought from the phras-
ing Of the adFices. might be designed
10 combat radicalism.
The post vice commander at "a
kima. c. p. Englehart, gave out a
statement that the post would con-
slider It's attitude toward disorders
in the yakima valley at a meeting
LonlghL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
GERMAN METAL WORKERS
STRIKE IS CALLED OFF

Berlin. Germany. Nov. 12- By the
Associated Pressl--Tne metal work
ers' strike. which had entered upon
its eighth week. was virtually called
off Monday night. when the commit
tee OF IS directing Il ordered the
strikers 20 make necessary arrange
ments for the immediate resumption
Of work
Ihe seven weeks holiday COST
big sum lost in wages and also
drained the strike treasury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
U. S. CAN'T ACT IHLW. ".
CASE UNTIL An OVERT ACT

washington. D. c.. Nov. 12-Attor-
ney general Palmer said today no or
cers had been sent TO department Of
Justice agents 10 prevent any I 81.
northwest because the department
could not act under present law un-
I'll some overt act had been COM
mitted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

dustriai Workers OF the world are
preparing TO launch from their head
Quarters here a propaganda campaign
throughout the northwest and perhaps
through the entire west IN the near
future. was the declaration here TO-
lay Of officials Of the department OF
justice SO FAR they said. no orders
10 proceed against them nave been re-
ceiVed-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
MEXICAN APPLTEs FOR HIS
EIEsI rIIILEE paPEH.

Felix Benavides. SO years old and
a man OF family, made application
Tor and was given Wednesday his
first American citizenship papers
Benavides IS a local laborer IL is
alleged IN his declaration that he
first entered this country in 1873,
crossing the RIO Grande IN an OK
cart Ia that year at the old river
fort Of paso del Norte, near here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
FEW MINERS REPORT FOR
WORK IN INDIANA FIELDS

Terre Haute, Ind. NOV. 19-WhiIe
coal mines IN the Ind ana fields were
ready for operation today and miners
trains ran on regular schedule, few
men reported for work and neither
miners nor operators look for any
thing ike normal production FOR sey-
eral days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

san Lake CIV Nov, I2.-Judge
Robert s. Lovett, president Of the
mon Pacific railroad. arrived IL
salt Lake last night on an inspection
tour Of the comnany's properties. Re
was ACCOMPANIED By other officials Of
the railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
PLAN TO DEPORT ALIENS
SEIZED IN PORTLAND, ORE.

PROCEEDINGS toward deportation Of all
aliens among the men arrested last
night in a raid By the police at J. ~
". headquarters here VIII be taken,
according TO announcement BY BAR
nett Goldstein, acting United states
al-ornau.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
LEGION WOULD EXCLUDE
Nv. ". FROM SIOUX CITY

Sioux city. Iowa. Nov. 12.-Monahan
post OF the American Legion j. 70
take steps to exclude / W ". head
quarters from Sioux City, was the
decision reached at the annual meet
ing Of the legion late last night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
DEATHS AND sURIALS.

EINLlHHI oI-ILN ILEs HID,
Funeral services for Elmer Albert
Wintersteen, "a months Old son Of
llr. and Mrs Edward e Winter
s-eea. 1929 Hueco street. were held in
the Peak chapel at o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon Burial was In Ever
green cemetery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Street commissioner Charles lie
Baron stated Wednesday thnt the
work Of grading Toruillo street be-
tween First and Second streets VIII
begin Thursday o. this week II win
he graded and surfaced down to the
Peyton packing house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Lincoln. Ne5. Nov. 12.-With Lin
coin and other communities facing
fuel shortages. Nebraska was IL the
grip Of a cold wave today. Tempera-
lures ranged from seven degrees
above zero here to eight below ct
North Platte
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

There's room for one on both bust
ness and pleasure trips. We sell and
also lend kodaks Supplies OF all
kinds. Expert developing.
j. F. Gandera Photo Supply Co.
40 D. san Antoine St-=Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Since we have inaugurated our
Specialized Baggage Service there IS
nc further trouble about Baggage
Baggage
City Service Co.-TeI. 15c0-
Autos. Baggage. Taxls, Moving--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Scientists expect to find the earliest
remains Of primative man in the vast
plateau OF Central Asia. north o. the
hiuaiaya mountains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Rmmage your house from cellar
% garnet now. First Pres. Chrrch.
Pr 1928 for auto 70 call for bundles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

African cat fish have the power OF
discharginr an electric shock SUE
hcientiy powerful 70 disable a man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

81. 1920. as operators formerly con
tended
TODAY for Washington. said be was
horeful that the scale conference
W ould be productive Of sneedy results
Re VII be accompanied by vice presl-
dent Harry Fishwick and secretary
treasurer Walter Nesbit, OF the llli-
nos district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
Finne Italian
City, SaysCOnnt
Visiting Here
Accompanies Sister to Meet
Her Husband From
Chihuahua.

II I had been with our italian poet
D'snnunzio. I would probably have
been with him in the Fiums affair. FOR
we Italians feel that city IS really
Italian and should be ours said count
Amelio del Sera. Of Rome, who ar
rived at the Paso del Norts Tuesday
in company with his sister, Mrs En-
ma sarl. 70 meet her husband. Vespa-
ciano sarlL who IS looking after his
mining interests in Chihuahua-
ave Italians feel that tiume Is
not necessary TO the Jugo slays, Who
have little in the way OF trade. Lney
have Is other small ports. undeVel-
oned as vet. but VIII Oh they can use
We helped win the war. Besides, We
proposed 20 make Fiume free port.
anyway. D'Annunzio is personal
friend Of mine"
Count del Sera Is a captain IN the
italian Dragons and was attached %
the British army IN italy and 10 the
prince OF Wales FOR four months me
latter was a captain IN the British
army IN Italy The counts vile was
Miss Leta Bell. Of New York she IS
now in that city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Jacob Phitzer. one Of the wounded
men. came from his home a. Chehalis
TO participate IL the parade. He was
shot through the arm. John Evan
watt was shot through the spleen and
attending physicians did not hold
much hope for his recopery- Watt
served in France. His parents live
here.
NacElfresh. Phitzer and Crist Cole
man. another Of those wounded, were
all members Of company ii. l6lst in
fantry. q Washington regiment
Little Is known OF Brick Smith He
Is said TO have come 10 Centralia a
short time ago Nothing which might
lead 20 a cieW as to his home was
found Ga his possession He was in
his 50th year. OF medium height and
had close cropped red hair.
Legion Hiuts Secret Body.
4 short time ago a local character,
known as Blind Tom" who acted as
secretary Of the T. ". ". local, was
told by cItizens to leave town because
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

como mueve las patas que observar
el paso de los radios de una rueda
girando a toda velocidad. Sc calcu-
la cue IN avestruz en- fuga CORE sin
cansarse so kilometres por bora.
Comen toda clase de vegetables V
ademas engullen piedras Y otras sus-
tanciaa duras para ayudar a la d.
gesti6n. Les gusta mucho los ciga-
rros 81 pueden arrancarlos de la bo-
ca del fumador, Y las flores artifi-
cla!es arrebatadas de los sombreros
de las senoras. En- general les gus
tan todas las cosas b~rillantes. Y en-
las granjas. las senoras que a a yer
los, deben tener cuidado con sus i'm
~perdibles V alfileres.
La unica defensa del ~avestruz son
las coces. mas peligrosas que las de
q~ualquier otro animal. De los dedos
que tiene el animal en- cada pata, Ell
mas grande lleva una una enorme
que puede causar terribles heridas.
Por fortuna sus patadas van STEM
pre- muv atlas. Por esta razjn IN
perrito pequeno es ell animal mas te-
mible para el avestruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

eI aire. sin Que ninguno Sc mueva.
Una vez dado el permiso, hace ei
prestidicitador que Sc le divide e.
numcro de monedas que tenia ell eS-
pectador. por 10 que pide a este cue
le Olga dicho num o. Al contestar
oue reinte dice cl prestidigitador:
-Veinte monedas que listed tlene
Y seis mas, :cuantas son?
-Veintis6is. ~contesta el otro.
Toma ~entonccs ell prestidigitador
las seis monedas entire el pulgar Y
ell indice de la iZquierda y aparenta
cogerlas con Ia dcrccha para enviar-
las por el aire q cue Sc |junten con
las otras, pero 10 que Sc hace eS colo
carlas en- ell hueco de la mano lzquler
da. Sopla sobrc las manos, al mlsmo
tempo que dice ell prestidigitador:
;Pasen a la mano de aquel scnor.., Y
hace el ademan de ~enviar!e las none
das con la derecha.
Como TODD el mundo We solo esa ma
no. ell prestidigitador baja con mucho
disimulo la mano izquierda Y suelt2
las monedas en- cl b~olsillo secrcto de
Ia izquierda.
Sc ruega e~ntoncas al espectador
que cuente nuevamente las mOnedas Y
con gran asombro suyo Y del publ
co Sc cncuentra con que tiene vein
ticinco fichas. es decir, cinco ma de
las Que 81 recibio. V n menos de las
seis que el prestidigitador le envIo.
Que ha pasado cor Ia moneda
cue falta?, .pregunta cl pr~estidigita-
icr.
Y tomando acknowledgements dc Ia
mesa una de las fichas baj& Gel esce-
mario V Sc dirije hacia donde Sc halla
el espectador que tiene las monedas.
como para buscar en- ell suclo la otra
noneda.
Esta moneda equivoc6 el camino Y
Sc ~extravi6. dice el prestidigitador,
Y hay que buscarla. Quiza Sc haya
qucdado en- Ell panueio de esa senorl-
ia.
Y ~accrcandose a una seHorita lie
pidc su panuelo o su abanico Y 10 sa-
cudc sObre el plato, deiando caer la
moncda cue ell prestidigitador tenia
oculta en- la mano, Y que parece que
cae del panuelo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
!; Serd uerdad que no
existe %patriotismo
entire m]exicdnos?
(Viene de la 15a.)

tar y ell de ~empleados. que no pedi-
mos, cue no hemos menester. 81 Sc nos
deja en- absolute libertad de accion
para arrcglar nuestros conflictos in
teriores?
Mexico es un pals de aboIengo Y de
historic, medularmente guerrero. Que
ha luchado bravo Y tenazmente por
c%onquistar SD autonomia, V que Sc
sentiria afrentado con vi yugo ey
tranJero. aunque fuese de orc 0 de
rosas. En- peores condolences. tai vez,
que en- la actUalidad, baio ciertoe
aspectCs; mas pobre Y mas aniquila-
DO: cor una poblaciGn inferior. en-
mucho, Z Ia presente. el pals de Hi
dalgc, Morelos, Juarez Y Cuauhte-
moe ha sostenido epicas luchas con
naciones poderosisimas para defen-
der sus derechos : su amada indepen-
dencia. Como osar. ~entonces. conf
pararle a Cuba. Haiti. Filipinas, etc.
al tratar de d~ominarle? como Greer
que Ia suerte de Panama. es decir,
Colombia, Nicaragua. Santo Domin-
CO.. pueda servir para que los
meXlcanoS acaptemos la intervention
de los Estados Unidcs en- nuestra po-
Utica Y administration? F~inaimente
como ~atreverse a plantear proba-
bleroa tan serio Y transcendental. So
bre bases tan debiles V ofensivas des,
de cl punto de vista nuestra? FL uni
co punto Que Sc o Z cen los inte-
reses de Mexico. &c e. contenido en-
Ct numero "; Y ST bien sc mira V
~refleXiona, Ia desorgal.izaci6n V ell
bandldaje Sc han dcsarrolIado. preci-
samente por el ineypiicable V absur-
do apoyo otorgado a Carrauza, el
principal agente de los males que
afligen a la P~atria....
Por donde Sc SAGA en- consecuencia
orc 81 ,fnico remedio, contrariamente
Il 10 que picnsa Gerald Brandon, es
que los E$tado& Unidos no 1ntervcn-
gan en- los nsu1tos dc Merico. dc min
gin modo....
Los Angeles, Cal, 10 de Diciembre
de 1919.
Lie. Jose Antonio RIVERA G..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

AUMENTAR LAS MONEDAS QUE
TIENE IN ESPECTADCR EN- La
Observation-Disclosures cue Sc trata
de au~mentarselas de III modo Sorpren
dentc.....o Que 10 parezca.
Para este tcma eli prestidlgitador
IN plato fino de CRYSTAL IN el que hay
una porci6n dc fichas de metal amarl-
10. cue parecen monedas de orc, las
Que Sc hacen saltar ligeramente So
bre el plato a fin de que los especta-
dores vean cue son monedas o cosa
parecida.
Fl suertista anuncia que va a po-
ner en- movimiento aquellas none
das, de modo invisible, Y que 81 no
fuera horrado podria eXtraer de los
bolSillos de los concurrentes el dinero
Q h%illetes que quisiera.
Mientras habla pone el plato en- IA
mesa Y al a~ccionar deja caer la manO
izquierda a 10 largo del pantaion, con
el objeto de tomar de la bolsa oculta
SeiS. ocho 0 nueve monedas, las que
con TODD diSimulo oculta en- el hueco
de dicha maRo. 10 cual 10 advierte
e. spectator porque tai maniobra
queda oculta por Ia mesa tras Ia cual
Sc halia c! prestidigitador. que a ma
yor abundamiento cstd mareando a
IA c~orcurrencia con el discourse acer-
ca del noder de Ia magia.
Tcnieudo las monedas en- Ia izquier-
da toma cl plato con esta, de manera
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