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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-15
Horse, Cow, Three Barns
Lost When Lightning Hits

Bridgeport, Aug, IA horse
COW, three barns and so tons of hay
were destroyed by fire on the farm of
Francis Czytmeska in the Turks Hill
section of Fairfield, early this morn
ing after the largest. of the three
barns had been struck by lightning.
The hired man, sleeping in the barn,
and woman picking plums in the
yard, were stunned by the bolt. Dam
age is estimated at about $4,000.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-15
DE VALERA TAKEN
PRISONER TODAY
CONTINUED from First Page)

for the Clare seat In the forthcoming
elections.
In some quarters it had been said
that If De Valera was not arrested 1t
would be ridiculous manifestation
of weakness on the part of the gov
ernment which is supposed to have
been searching for him.
On the other hard. IL was pointed
out that If De Valera was arrested
he will be widely hailed as a martyr
and may be triumphantly returned at
the head of the poll.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-15
Somerset Miners Accept
Open Shop Conditions

Johnstown, Pa, Aug. 15.-After
having been idle for more than 16
months, $500 union miners in the
Somerset coal field today were willing
to return to work upon an open
shop" basis, delegates of 40 local
unions in the field at convention
yesterday having voted to callsoff the
strike which was called in April, 1929.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-15
VIOLENT STORM WRECKS
HOMES IN NEW JERSEY
Near Hurricane Creates Hayoc-Four
Houses Struck BY Lightning
Garage Ruined

Belmar, N. j., Aug. 15.--A storm OF
hurricane force struck Monmouth
county this morning and in half an
hour worked widespread havoc.
The short violent storm broke at
6 a. m. The government. weather
bureau at Long Branch estimated the
wind at 100 miles an hour, with n of
an inch of rain in 80 minutes. Hail
and lightning accompanied the storm.
Four houses were struck and one
burned; several garages we're demol-
ished by the wind; casino was un-
rooted and trees and wires were fell
ed throughout the county.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-15
ALLEGED MURDERERs.

Marlboro, Mass, Aug. 15.--Bernar-
do MARITIME of Newton and Hugo
Bald of Somerville were held with
out bail in the district court today for
a hearing on August "a on the charge
of the murder Of John 3. Girouard.
Formal pleas OF not guilty were en-
tered. Girouard, an ice dealer, was
shot near his ice house Monday night.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-15

One fountain pen goes through 21O
distinct operations of manufacture
between the crude materials and the
product.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-15
MOROCCAN PROBLEM.

Madrid, Aug. 15.--"The Moroccan
problem is near a definite solution"
according to Luis silvela, Spanish
high commissioner of Morocco, who
is here to amplify to the cabinet his
recent memorandum on the Moroc-
can situation.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-15

Columbus, O., Aug. 15.- Governor
A. V. Donahey today awaited a reply
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-15

BY The Associated Press.
Eberbach, Aug. 15.-Hooven Crit
ifs and Victor Nielsen the Americans
arrested following the attempt to kid
nap Grover Bergdoll, draft evader,
are being held in separate cells in
the Mossbach Jail and are not allowed
to receive newspaper men.
Bergdoll repeatedly states his be-
lief that the American Legion plotted
to have him abducted, and he names
the Paris post of that organization as
specifically responsible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-22
Ell eoBERNANTE TRoPIEzA CON
Los TRAMITES


ouarldo Ell Kaiser descubrio que sola-
mente sl uno por cientO de los inteli-
gentes j6venes que Sc dedicaban bus
car la llave de la ciencia y encontrar
la puerta de la prosperidad de Ia pa
tria, eran gradpados dss Las eseuelas
clasicas de Alemania, conocidas con ell
err6neo.. nombre de 'gimnasios'' puso
empeno en- que Sc emprendiera Ia re-
forma educativa en- A1emaiIia.
Pero no pudo salvar de una vez la
masiva cerca de traniites levantados
por la tradici6n sin embargo de. que
logr6 despues de todo dar impulse a
la "Real-schule'' escRela. que, como
su nombre 10 indicas Sc preocupa mas de
las realidades de la vida que del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-22
Los SeCF8tOS del arChivO del ex-KdSer nm.

enpleo del ssgundo aoristo en- las obras
de algun obscure autor griego de las
variaciones en- Ell texto de algdn olvida-
do contemporaries de Virgilio.
- cuando surgia en- Alemaria un pro-
blena de ciencfa de inyentiva en-
tiempos de la monarQuia los intslectna-
les que nabian de asirlo Sc encontra ban
siempre al alcance de la mano. Esta
clase intelectual que en- igacutalidad
Sc est$ muriendo de hambre lentamen-
te, fu6 la que salv6 Alemania de la
destruction. dluante la guerra,
EIlos fueron los que, literalinente,
hicieron ladrillos, sin arcilla. Hicie-
=
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-22
LA CIENcIA DE EScoGER A UN
EMPLEADo
COOntlnuaci0n de la "a. pax.,

demas examenes, marcSndo en- el dia-
grama la edad mental que lie cOrrespon-
de en- cada facMtad. Luego Sc deter
nina ell promedio de su edad. 81 es
inferior ounce, quiere decir que su
inteligencia esta por debajo de la inte-
ligencia media dc una persona de su
edad. 81 es superior, esta por encima.
De este modo Sc puede determinsr
la edad mental de cualquier honlbre o
mujer.
De manera, pues, que cpsndo una
persona llega a este pals y We miles de
avisos que solieitan empleo, 10 mas
possible es que cuando Sc presente como
candidate, han de tratar de determinar
su edad mental. Un hombre de veinte
amos puede tener la edad mental de un
nino de diez y puede tener "a edad
mental de m hombre de treints.
No solo para conseguir un empleo
en- Nueva York, sino para trilnfar en-
la vida, es precise tener Ia edad men
tai de un adulto.
Ernesto JARAMILLo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-22
LA TESLA CORONADO NO HALTA
REPoSo

HH
Ell Kaiser me llamo la atencion Soore
I'M. fallo de la Suprenla corte de los
Estados Unidos, expedido recientemen-
te, por medic del cual Sc MEGA la JUS
ticia de una reclamation de p6liza de
academies por perdidas en- ell hundi-
miento del :Lusitania,s', atendieado
a que ell hundimiento del vapor fue u1
acto de guerra.
Hablando del pueblo alemar, dijo ell
Kaiser: - = sA- aAsis t~s
"El temperamento alerla1 no la
variado en- el espacio de dos mil amos.
Toda tesla coronado tiene grandes pre-
ocupaciones, pero ninguna tantas como
Ia de un rey alelnan. 81.
rs mucho mas facil ser Rey de Iagla-
terra, porQue en- Inglaterra el treno es
respetado, sin que para eIlo Sc tomen
en- cuenta las c,lalidades de- quien 10
ocupa. -..,r..... ....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-22

(Continuaci0n de la pag. y.

cue fue derribado por ell voto cas1 una
mime de sus conciudadanos, y obhgado
expatriarse, pues tenio el furor de Ia
venganza popular; Ell regimen venlze-
lsta fue para Grecia como un matrfmo
Mo repugnante del que Sc desvlnculo
tan pronto como pudo, con ei Junlio
dc quien Sc liberia de una esclavitud.
El retorno de Venizelos repetiria ell
nis1no conflcto. No nos dejemos enga-
nar por 10 que dicen los parientes: es-
to rnatrilnonio no Sc entiende, Tai vez
Grec1a este va clUada de su constan-
tine. pero SUI lfti-venizelismo sigue en-
pie. venizelos podra ser grande. veni-
zelos spodra veni2elaros; pero Grecia
esta fatigada de esta grandeza GQue
remedio poner a eSta situacion? -.
Auu en- II vida Sc We que no siempre
Ell hijo preferido es Ell mas befo. Y
mientras en- la Europa occidental, mu-
cha gente apIaude y felicia Grecia
por -haberSe librado del oprobioso cons
tantinismo, y POROUS a. fin ha compren
dido que 'su inter9s reside en- VeniZelos,
Grecta sn Ell primer nomento de ve.-
dadera libertad que Sc 10 conceda, re-
chazara una vez mas al politico cre-
tense.
Felipe SAcCH1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-22

ron que los cereales crecieran en- sitios
dorde antes solo prosperaba la maleza.
sacaron Ell nitr6geno del airs, inde-
pendizaron a Alemania de las fuentes
de abastecimiento extrafa6.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-22
vELADA EN- Ell CINE BELIoGRAPH
DE CATANo

81 miercoles "a del corriente Sc lie.
vara efecto en- el teatro "Belio-
graph, de Catano, un gran festival ar
tistico q beneficio de la Holy Name
Society.
Para el acto que promote reSultar
sugestivisimo, ha sido preparado un
programa ameno y selecto.
La velada en- donde tomaran parte
numerosas sefioritas de la sociedad de
Cataho, empezara las ocho de la no
che.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-22
tcent1nnaci6n de ia pag. s.l
ria'', Pero cuando la victoria de Ale,
mania pareci6 estar cerca, intervino
LA ACT1TuD Y LOS AcTos DE
WILSON

''Tolos los actos de Ia administra-
ci6n de Wilson-dijo Su Majestad-se
inclinaban hacia ese fin De ALI que Ell
Secretario Lansing supriniera La orden
inglesa que declare ell Mar del Norte
zona de Guerra.
''De ALI la ceguera con que Sc dojo
pasar ell reclutamiento ingies en- terri
torio americana; de ALI que los EStailes
Unidos Sc sometieran al bloQueo ingies
y sometieran su comercio al de La Gran
Bretaha, no obstante que profesaDan
al mismo tempo ser neutrales. -
Como una prueba ultima de Ia acti.
tud especial de Mr.. Wilson, Ell ex Kai-
ser record6 la respuesta dada pof el
Presidente a una interrogation Eotmn-
lada por uno de los miembroSr del &C.
mite de ReIaciones Exteriores en- Ia
memorable entrevista celebrada en- Ia
Casa Blanca, de la cual Sc saco copia
estenogr&fca que fu6 pubIicad5 mas
tarde.
Mr.. sWilson---gegiEs haee reeordaH 81
ser---expres6 entonces la conviction
de que los Estados Uaidos hutiesen
entrado la guerra, aun cuando Ale-
mania no hubiese reanudado nnlca sus
hostindades submarines sin restriction.
- 8 va IS :
LA TESLA CORONADO NO HALTA
REPOSO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-22
UN BUEY HERE GRAvEMENTE A
UN NINo

En- Ell barrio San Lorenzo, de Morovis,
cuando ell nifo Gregorio Morales, de II
amos, nevabaIe cafe su padre Alfonso
Morales que trabajaba cerca de su ca
sa, fue acometido por un buey, reci-
biendo una cornada en- el abdomen FL
pequeiio herido fue asistido por Ell DR..
j. E. Luggi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-22
Ell CoSTo DEL MILITARISMo BA
10 Ell REGIMEN DEL KAISER

"Bajo mi Gobierno-dijo ell Kaiser
--Alemania gastaba un cincuenta por
ciento mas en- obras de bienestar So
cial que en- su ej6rcito marina de
guerra.
''Hoy dia ell costo del ejercito aliadC
dc ocupaci6n. excede en- una proper
ci6n de diez veces los gastos de 10 que
So conocia como '.militarismo alenlan'.
''Las cargas impuestas sobre Ell pue-
bio aleman por ell Tratado de Versailles
son tales, que toda la estructurua le-
vantada para la protection del traba-
iador Sc desmorona. Cada punto de rba~
ia en- ell marco deprecia tambien los
where's de reserva del obrero--sus Sc
guros contra las penalidades de Ia We
jez.
''La causa que determine la prospe-
ridad de Alemania en- otro tempo fue
que Gobierno, demandando sacrifcios
tanto del capital como del trabajo en-
preparedness equitativas, coloc6 la mi
ra del bienestar comtin por encima de
ambos. Y sobre todo, Alemania Sc
neg6 suscribirse al inhumano princi-
pio de "laissez faire" que proclannaba
la escuela de Manchester, maxima ba-
sada en- Ia premisa de que cada indi-
viduo cada clase deben proteger sus
propios lntereses.
"En Ia Prussia de Federico ell Gran
de, todos los hombres, cualQuiera que
fuese su religion, tenian lbertad de
buscar al cielo por ell camiho que me-
jor les conviniese.
Gel mismo principle prevaleci6 du-
rants la epoca del ultimo empsrador.
Pero no SO. permiti6 a ningun hombre
que. sigruendo su propio caRino, Sc
fuera al diabio, nj Que mandara ALA
los otros.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-12
ELKS CARNIVAL DRAWS
Despite Bad Weather the Attendance
Is Good.

Despite bad weather. patronage of
the Elks' Carnival continues to III
crease nightly. The Wednesday night
crowd was the largest Of the week and
for the remaining three nights Of the
entertainment. indications are that
capacity of the Elk'S club will b.
taxed by the rush of pleasure-seekers.
Five floors of the club are given
over to carnival attractions. starting
with the basement, where the bathing
beauties give three performance night
". The comprehensive exhibit by
merchants and manufacturers on the
first is receiving much favorable com
ment and the carnival games and
booths on the second and seventh
floors in popularity from night to
night. The roof is reserved for dane
ing.
One Of the drawing cards Of the car.
riyal is the free show on the seventh
floor, with three nightly performances
The services Of professional enter
tanners have been secured for this san-
ture and n different show is given
every night.
All profit derived from the carni-
val will go into a fund TO advertise
San Antonio next summer by defrav-
ing expenses of,the G0-pipce Elks' band
and crack Zouave patrol on trip e
the grand lodge convention in Atlanta
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-12
LADY LUCK WITH HIM
Negro Barely Escapes High Voltage
Burglar Alarm.

Alonzo Booker. negro. bowed him
self out OF the Thirty-seventh District
Court room Wednesda. afternoon with
a broad smile on his face and kind
" feeling in his heart toward prose
cutor. his attorney. judge and jury.
For Booker had just been acquitted
BY a jury on n charge Of attempted
burglary. 1t was the second charge
Of this nature which Booker had faced
and he mad just awaited the return
OF the twelve men with much trepida-
ton.
Booker was convicted of burglariz-
ing a warehouse which had been en-
tered q half dozen times before. Ac-
cording 10 the records he was sent q
the penitentiary but was paroled re-
Gently and returned TO San Antonio.
Then he was again taken into Gus
today when. it was alleged. he at
tempted 10 burglarize the same ware
house again.
His failure in this instance. how
ever. was a blessing. For had he sue
ceeded in entering the warehouse. he
not only could have been charged with
burglary. had he survived. but the
chances are, officers say. that he would
have come into contact with an cleo
trical burglar-proof system. carrying
a high oltage and probably would not
have come out alive.
Hence the smile on Rockers face
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for his ac-
quittal and his lucky escape from the
lightning
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-12
SAY "DUDS" USED AS
PAPER WEIGHTS MAY
CONTAIN EXPLOSIVES
General NoIen Warns Gu
iIians Against Han
ding Shells.

Brig. Gen. DennR f. Nolan. COM
mander Of Fort Sam Houston, issued
another warning TO civilians Thursday
morning regarding the picking up of
~dudsr found on the target ranges at
Camp Bulls and Camp Stanley.
buds" shells that fail 10 explode
when fired, are apt TO explode NJ any
time when disturbed, and persons VINO
pick them up do 80 at the risk Of
their lives.
A warning regarding the picking
m of "duds was issued by General
Nolan several weeks ago when target
practice on the ranges began, but addi-
tional warning was made Thursday
due to the numbers of civilians who
are now going to Camp Bulls TO visit
the cave where the body of Warrant
Officer Routou was recently found.
. 1t was further announced at post
headquarters that persons who have
"duds" in their homes can have them
examined by notifying the ordnance
officer, Second Division, at post head
Quarters. II any "dudr examined is
found 10 be harmless it will be re-
turned 10 lis owner. while if any are
found that still contain explosives they
will be taken by the ordnance officer
and fired.
Many people who use shells for
paper weights and ornaments are
using explosives that could be fired by
a slight jar" officers at post head
quarters said Thursday. land now is
good opportunity for these people 10
have such shells examined"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-12
REVENUE LAW
INVOKED AF TER
! LIQUOR RAID
No Search Warrant in
Possession So Case Comes
& Under Old Statute.
4SO GALLONS OF MASH
West Travis Residence
Yields Copper Still and
81 Gallons Of Whiskey.

For the second time within. the
! iast three months. provisions oi tne
: old internal revenue laws upheid IN
/ = recent decision by the higher courts
were invoked when complaint. chars-
inc violation of the internal revenue
laws was filed against Trinidad G9rza
: and his wife as 4 result OF ralu On
"a West Travis street residence ny
General Prohibition Agents W. H..
tEOepSel and Sidney Schroeder.
y, The complaint against the defend
ANTS ALLEGED that they used a still Tor
-.tthe purpose Of manufacturing LIQUOR :;
that they were carrying on the busl-
mes Of a diStiller: and that they had
mash fit for distillation purposes IN
their possession. The defendants en-
tered pleas Of not guilty. After walV-
,.ing preliminary examination. they
,.were placed under $1,000 bond each.
Cost Sc a Gallon.
4 3n-gallon copper still. $50 gal
Ions Of mash and u gallons Of whls-
,key. a. well as other property de-
signed for the manufacture Of liquor
were destroyed by the prohibition
agents. according 10 their statement
made before United States Commits
sioner r. j. Edwards. 1t was stated
in the complaint that the liquor sold
for Sc a gallon.
II is reported That the reason that
the internal revenue laws we're invoked
in this instance was because no
search warrant YVES issued from the
United States Commissioner office in
connection with the case. and, since
the evidence could not be used against
the defendants in the federal court
under the national prohibition laws.
the internal revenue laws. requiring
no search warrant. were invoked.
Hear Ii In May.
Some time ago. MANY complaints
were filed charging violation Of the
internal revenue laws, according to the
limited States Commissioner records.
After the adoption Of the Volstead
aendment there wee hut few. if any
Fases Of this nature filed. until three
or four months ago when Rudolph
Markt was charged with violation Of
the internal revenue laws. The two
eases cannot come w for trial before
the MAY term of the federal court.
Although the higher courts have held
in the case Of the United States VS.
Remus that the internal revenue laws
are still operative. another case is
sill on. appeal from Waco.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-12
MERGER is APPROVED
Utah Citizens i'm Favor Of Combining
Western Railroads.

Salt Lake City, April ia pro
posal to merge the Western Pacific,
the Denver and Rio Grande Western
and the Santa Fe railroad system was
Endorsed yesterday by representatives
of the state of Utah and the Salt
Lake City chamber of commerce at a
meeting of members Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission with state rail
road representatives for discussion OF
plans of proposed railroad consoiida-
ton.
II. W. Pickett. spokesman, who of
ficially represented both the state and
the chamser Of commerce at the hear
n :, declar, that the consolidation Of
these three systems would be of ma
terial lcrefit 10 Utah and would min
;mize transportation problems.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-12
Seguin Elks Install Officers.

Seguin. Tex, April 12.-The loca
Elks installed officers for the ensuing
year as follows: Arno Bruestedt. OK.
allied ruler: Eugene Vivroux, esteemed
leading knight; G.. H. Starcke. es
teemed loyal knight; Edwin Bergfeld
esteemed lecturing knight; W. II. Tim
hermann. secretary; Clarence Free
man. tiler: o. Rosenbush. X. l.. Whit
taker and II. 4. Hcidete. trustees.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-12

Cornell Wall Board can be used
in many ways to advantage. Easy
to apply. We sell it. ED STEVES
& SONS. Lumber and Building
Store. 40 +. Commerce st. Phone
Crockett 1871 fAdv.l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-12

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not 4
graveyard, a beautiful. kell kept burial
park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-12

Screen Doors. Frames. Wire, Hard
ware Fixtures and Paint. ED.
STEVES & SONS. Lumber and
Building Store. 40 Z. Commerce st.
Phone Crockett 167. (Adv.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-18
!" Papyrus : fecibido
en- Nueva York
DEsEMBARCO APLAUDIDO Y oyA-
CIONADO PoR UNA NUMEEOSA
MUCHEDUMBRE

A bordo del gran trasat antico 'Aqul
tania" lego Ell saDadc pasado por Ia
mafia1a a Nueva Yor.S el va famoso po-
tro britanico ''Papynss'', ganador Gel
Derby ingles de este ano, v el qae
viene a los Estados Jiiidos cclrer con
Ell potro americana ,.s la misma edad,
que Sc le designe, On una carrera in
ternacional por un premio de 100000.
Para recibir al vaiioso eabailo hrita-
nico-irlandes fu6 nombrada una, ccml-
sion especial de expertos, entire los que
fguraban Wii'i.s IL. Woodward, Toxhali
P. Keene v Ell inspector Coughnin. Ell
rotro descmbarco ma en-
tire los aplausos y ovaciones de la mul-
titud que Sc habia agrupado en- el nue..
lie y entire los que numerosos fo5ogra-
fos Sc disputaban los mejores ouestos.
tras del caballo sa,ieron su entrenador,
caballerizos y otros ayudantes. Bar. God.
ei otro caballo enviado con "Papyrus
para hacerle companIa durante Ell VIA
~ NuA~AA1S ou 0oO6SAd 0A1 C4 OAt4dnJC-
70, salio al POGO ratio, no sin gran dill
cultad pues costo gran trabajo hacerlo.
desccnder al muelle. 'Papyrus fue
escoltado hasta la caEaller1za cue Sc
le ha destinado en- Belmont Park. por
varios policias en- motocicleta Y segui-
90 en- IN automovil por eI organizador
de la car-era y otros personajes del
nundo deportivo. Durante la trayecto-.
ria del muelle Belmont Park los po-
licias de la escolta hicieron parar va
rias veces Ell trafco para no interrumpir
la marcha de la comitiva. Ell dichoso
potro habfa sido transportado tambien
con identlcos honores de Newmarket a
Southampton, en- Inglaterra, en- un tren
especial, v bordo de "Aquitania tue
Eobjeso de mas atenciones que los mis-
mos pasajeros de primera clase.
Una vez instalado en- .su departamen
10 en- la gran caballereza de Belmont
Park, "Papyrus'', acosSumbrado ser
atsndido con gran esmero en- todos sus
antojos, comenzo a ,sacar su larga "
brillante cabeza por entire la reja del
pesebre para pedir algunos terrones DE
azlcar, recibiendo inmediatamente de
manos &c los presentes, aztcar suficien-
te para endulzar todo Ell cafe de un
regimiento.