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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Sound Was the Same

Considering the short time the maid
had been in this country she had been
quick to master a new language, but
once in a while encountered words
that were puzzling in their import.
One morning the master Of the
house came down to breakfast and
found that some flies had got into
the room. He called the maid.
"Hilda, please bring me the fly swat
ter"
She looked undecided. Bring you
what, sirf'
He repeated, SLY swatter."
Hilda nodded, went away and soon
returned wlth-a glass Of ice water
Brockton Enterprise.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Valuable Outlet

In the critical years of adolescence,
when the emotional nature Of the
young person is in evidence. music is
The most valuable outlet for the sur
plusage of emotional veritable safety
valve, in fact; not alone the mere
passive hearing of music. but more
than this, the serious study of music
in its executive sense, will do more
to hold to the track a youngster
tingling with the higglety- pigglety emo
tlon Of that period than anything else
Parents who neglect the musical edu-
cation Of their children are ignoring
one Of the most valuable factors in
character advancement.-Exchange.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Advice Worth the Money

A novice who. deciding at last to
ignore his friends advice and to try
and make his fortune ON the race
course, answered a tipster's adver-
tisement which ran:
Horses to follow, horses to watch,
and horses to avoid. Send So for the
best and soundest advice" e.It.
The money was sent and in due
course the good and sound advice was
received. 1t ran:
Horses to follow, hearse horses;
horses to watch, hobby horses !:
horses to avoid, racehorses."
change.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Historie Furniture

One Of the interesting little souve.
Mrs Of important events which are be-
ing preserved for posterity in the ma.
tional Capitol is the furniture which
was used at the disarmament confer
ence in Washington. This is now in
large room on the ground floor OF the
house end, which Is used as confer,
ence room for the largest committee
of the house-the committee on ap.
preparations. On the back OF each one
of the mahogany swivel desk chairs
is silver plate, carrying the name
and official title Of the official repre-.
sentative from each OF the great ma.
tions engaged In the conference.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Golf Terminoloey

switch is the better course" asked
an ardent follower Of the royal and
ancient game, addressing a Chicago
newspaper, ito fuzzle ones putt or to
fetter on the tee?"
The racing editor, pinch hitting for
the golf editor. tilted his feet upon
the desk. smoked long black cigar,
then wrote; "Should a player snaggle
his iron It is permissible for him to
fuzzle his putt; but the better plan
would be to drop his guppy into the
prlngle and snOodle 1t out with his
niblick."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Many Odd Birds Found

Placed as It is so near the tropics.
and its southern tip being actually In
the troplc zone, Florida includes In its
avlfauna tropical birds not found else.
where in North America. The frlgate
bird, says Nature Magazine, most mag.
nificent in flight Of all American birds,
is found at nil seasons along the
southern coasts. The scarlet fiamlngo
may be seen in the Cape Sable region,
and rarely, farther to the north. Sew.
eral West Indian doves have been tax.
en- at Key West. and on other nearby
keys.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02

The naval observatory says It has
been proved, first by Sir Isaac New
ton, that a spherical body attracted
gravitationally only by another spher-
ieal body will move In circle, ellipse,
parabola or hyperbola, but this proof
is a matter Of higher mathematics.
The orbits of the planets are not per-
feet elllipses, because the elliptical
motion of each of them that would
result from the attraction Of the sun
alone is disturbed by the attraction
Of the other planets. r
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
"seandinavi.n" P.opl..

The word Scandinavian" il Of
Latin adaptation and its etymology
Is not certain. In a strict sense It re-
lates only to the Scandinavian penin-
sula and its people, Norwegians and
Swedes. In a broader sense it includ-
ed also Denmark, Iceland, and all the
contiguous islands inhabited by the
Scandinavian branch Of the Germanic
race. The Swedish elements In Fin
land are also generally included.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Venetian Canal,

Venice is built upon islands, which
served as refuge for inhabitants Of
nelghboring cities during attacks by
barbarians. Its strategic advantage
was so great that many fugitives re-
manned. and the lagoons which sep
arated the islands were the natural
streets. These Islands were formed
from the silt and debris brought down
by rivers, and the soil is an oozy mud
that makes building difficult. Road
beds would be extremely difficult to
make, while canals are, obviously, easy
to construct and maintain.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Viking History

All the vikings to about the year
1000, with few exceptions, were pa
gans. The vikings (more southerly
people, were also pagans but they
were Christianized at much earlier
date in Great Britain, where the Jutes
(Jutland, Denmark) first landed in
40, while the vikings in greater num-
bers began invasion Of the British
isles in the Eighth century.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Popular Proverb

The saying, Those who live In glnss
houses should not throw stones" has
many variations In many languages.
Some Of these are: "WhOse house Is
Of glass must not throw stones NJ an.
other" This Is from the English. An
other English adaptation is "Whn hath
glass windows Of his own must take
heed how he throws stones" From
Spain we get: "lie that has roof Of
glass should not throw stones at his
neighbours"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
, HoRsEck GARAGE.

FORD SERVICE STATION
automo obins genuine Ford parts. WV
AUTH and accessories. eS ana
pOstof,. S'''i0nary electric plants service
D. 4, duoress. Rockville Ma
dence. SANDY SdSn Sy.,S Spring ll6 F ID. 80.
su =; 2; FORD. Proprietor.
If 70 Donald Bowie
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
notice to Creditors.

scriber Of y M hereby given that m. -.
tanned from r., M,Sountsomery county ne ne. sub
somery con,I the Orphans Court - mas Sob OBJ
ton on the unsy, Md. letters Of sdm,n Mont
personal estate of i''niStra-
late - kHoDA A. WELSH,
All ner.on Maonteomery county d....,
s AL persons persons having claims " deceased.
hin, diseased ,s are hereby ws asai9st the
snb.c me same with vouchers tbs.N 70 ex-
Ncto t,oeT o on or before the -. 70 the
LAVE law Se .v lsS0 Otherwise tbe1 't n Gay Of
estate A All from all benefit os by ~
t ns.e are All persons indebted 70 ss; sald
ment c; guested to make immedists ten ns es-
day Of Anr;I , under my hand this IL,
apr 4-6t IL .; WELSH.
Administrator
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Early American Volcano

f Early American Volcano ea .
North Carolina once prided itself on
having frst-class volcano in its
midst 1t was Bald mountain. Things
were pretty bad with Bald mountain
In those days. 1t was acting up in the
spring Of 1874 . Haas. s
1.-THE mutterings of Bald mountain"
the paper reported on April II. 1874,
were heard distinctly at Longs Mills.
Person county. a distance of over 200
miles. on Tuesday last. --Tnleigh
News and ohescryer. r aea
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Some Are Useless

oome Arc OseIess
A philosopher wonders why nature
gave the thickest skulls to those who
have the least to protect. Probably ma
ture thinks that If good brain can
not protect itself 1t is not worth bone
armor.-Boston Transcript. u..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the subscrib.
er OF District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Orphans Court of Montgomery
county. Maryland, letters OF administraIion
C. L. a. on the personal estate Of
W. J. MACDONALD,
late Of the District of Columbia. deceased
All persons. resident and non. resIdent
having claims against the said deco sed
are hereby warned TO exhibit and file ,hs
same in said court. with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber on or before the 5th dsv 81
September. 1880; they may otherwise nv
law, be excluded from all benefit of said es.
tate. All persons indebted TO said er,s,s
are requestedt make immediate Davmsr,
Given under my hand this 5th day Of
March. 1890. - "
EDNA STANLEY MACDONALD.
mar 7-6t Administrators c. T. A.
FOR SALE -,
Parks pedigreed bred 10 lay" atrain-
good healthy stock-SS.S0 70 SIS each
ietching eges In season.
MRS. EBERT T. CLAGErT.
Route 2,
Rockville. Nd.
sep 27-2m Registered permit. ss d.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
n office To Creditors

Notice is hereby gwen t tnat ' has OBJ
scnber Of M Non sS,DsaS. ' Court of Mont
tanned no rom, W, Nd letters of adminlstra-
lion on the personal estate Oh
'''H " THEODORE A. McAIEE, An
late of Montgomery county, Nsai ust the said
persons havins claims warned 10 exhibit
deceased are hereby s,oyyehers thereof, to the
the same W WIN Or before the 4th day OF
Sasss 1885, 81 i may ssa Of G' ss ss
s sss requested 70 make %S hand this 4ih
ment. Given under do my
d d,e Of February, 1880. .rrr
oas Vi EUGENE A. McAlEL'
Administrator,
1 Boyd, Md.
feb 14-6t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02
Pro6tina BIZ Experience

Pro6ting By Expsrisaes
Experience Is n teacher that none
OF us can escape. All OF US must l,a,n
that two and two make four In life.
just the same rs they did In school.
The lessons taught are not always
pleasant. but they can he made profit.
able.-Grlt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02

oboe AND HARNESS SHOP ,b.vs
established shoe and harness snoP a,
Derwood and am prepared to do any kind
Of work at moderate rates. l also sharpen
J. F. CARTER.
nov Sim Terwood, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-02

E,ARM FOR LEASE OR RENT '
II - 49, I. ~. ~ acres
hree miles from Rockville. Possession
January I. l930-concessions prior to this
' 'Np' VIM. H. TALBOT.
July Slim l .4t Rockville, Md.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-02-13

Hinckley Plumbing & Electric
Shop repairs -- 1887
H. G. Wheeler. flour and feed 1895
j. H. Dehler. cutting ice--- 1000
H. Van der DUN. merchandise 1890
John Won Rueden. insurance
premium ------------------ $50
Hinckley Motor Safes, manure
spreader and alemite gum 1890
Grant Gault. repairing hot wa
ter heater and inspecting
boiler ------------------ 1000
John Harth, repairs --------- 500
A. b. Irons. wood ------ 1000
MOrrish Grocery. merchandise 1000
Nels Swendsen repairing churn 1850
Louis Violence, coal ----- 1858
Schneider & Broker. threshing 1892
Geo. F. Goltz. blacksmithing 1925
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-02-13

And now, sir" Numbered the
lawyer, tell the court what you were
doing in the interim"
Il didn't go there" was the angry
reply. II stayed in the living-room
the whole evening"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-02-13
S12,100.957.00

The foregoing statement prepared by
the County Auditor. Is approved by this
board and respectfully submitted to the
taxpayers Of the county.
Dated at Pine City. Minnesota, this
seventh day Of January. 1890.
JOHN ETHEL. Com'r Dist. No. I.
r. l.. WILCOX. Com'r Dist. No. 2.
NELS OAKLAND. Com'r Dist. No. 3.
F. w. STEFAN. Com'r Dist. No. 4.
NEIS MATSON. Com'r Dist. No. S.
Board of County Commissioners Of
Pine County. MINI.
ANDREW p. EDTN
County Auditor and Ex-Officio Clerk
Of the County Board.
auditors Seal)
Evening star., 1930-12-07
ENGINEERS TO DISCUSS
NAVY AIRSHIP PROGRAM
Former Chief of Famous Zeppelin
Works to Speak on Problem of
Designing of Aircraft.

The United States Navy's airship
program, which has gained unusual
prominence during the past week as a
result of the recommendation of the
National Advisory Committee for Aero
nauttcs that an airship merchant ma
rine" be established and the introduce
ton OF bills in Congress providing for
oceanic dirigible mail service, will be
discussed at the December dinner of the
Society Of Automotive Engineers in the
Hotel Washington at $3.50 pm. Monday,
December IS.
DR.. Karl Arnstein, former chief en-
g1neer Of the famous Zeppelin works in
Germany, who now is vice president
and chief engineer Of the GOODYEAR
Zeppelin Corporation, building two giant
Navy dirigibles, will be the speaker.
Following his address, which win be
devoted to interesting points in the gen.
eral problem of airship design, DIR.
ArnStein will give an illustrated lecture
on present and projected airship de-
sign. Motion pictures allowing high
lights In airShip operation also viii be
shown.
william p. MacCracken. jr.. former
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for
Aeronautics. who also is associated with
the Goodyear Zeppelin organization,
WI act as toastmaSter. A. Preston
Petre, former naval offlcer and now a
research engineer, will discuss piston
ring manufacture and progress.
There will be an entertainment pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
FEDERAL BAR TO HEAR
TWO TALKS DECEMBER II
Assistant Attorney General Rugg
TO Discuss Justice Department
in Court of Claims.

A program Of special interest to Gov
ernnent lawyers has been arranged for
the evening Of December II at 8 O'Clock
6y the Federal Bar Association at the
University Club.
Assistant Attorney General Charles
y: Rugg will speak on THE Functions
o. the Department of Justice in the
Court OF Claims" and Green H. Haek-
worth, solicitor of the Department of
state, will speak on THE Law and pro-
cedure as Applied by the Department Of
state to international Claims"
4 report will be received from the
committee, which has been endeavor-
ing TO obtain Saturday half HOLIDAYS
throughout the year for Government
employees. Replies from a ouestionnaire
tnuS far received from 46 States shou,
Lnat 42 States grant State ennIoves
saturday half holidays. Only fo,,r
states, Montana, Idaho, Nevada and
New Mexico. do not
meeting Of the Executive c,o,,pci,
OF the association has been called for
tne purpose of considering the rider
proposed to be attached TO apnronris- :
Clon bills, which would prevent use of
appropriat ticns for increases in saiario1
70 Federal employees. '' 'e'
Evening star., 1930-12-07
Drifted In on the Tide
Sailor Gets Religion When He Sees Value in Storm.
Small Hawaiian Gives Big Man Surprise.
Wife Wanted in Cairo.

most amazing thing. He few through
the air with all the grace of a lobster
and smashed against the iron fo'c'sle
wall.
But Bill had taken harder bumps.
He was surprised, but not daunted. His
next trip was slide across the floor on
his ear A minute later he was crash
ing through to the hatchway. Bleed
ing and battered, he staggered to his
feet and decided that it would be bet
ter to defend his cognac by hiding 1t.
"Jiuj jitsu," I said, lis what they call
the yellow peril"
And is this" asked Bill. glumly,
pointing to a lump on his head, "the
white mans burden?"
Cold on Atlantic.
asked an old salt Just of the sea
what was the state of affairs on the At
lantic these last few days.
Chiefly cold" he said.
WAS it?"
was it coldP Say, listen. mate. 1t
was so cold the rum on board froze
solid, We had to eat our oatmeal right
in the galley because If we took IL To
the mess table we'd have to chip it out
with ice picks.
II was smoking q ceegar oncet and IL
broke IN my hands. Looking down ]
saw 1t had become brown icicle. And
you can believe this or not, last week
the mercury In q Thermometer fell Sd
fast that heat caused by the friction
broke the glass"
He stopped, Yes, yes, 90 on" I urged
Evening star., 1930-12-07
HURLEY PLACES $1,000
FOR CAMP FOR CITIZENS

Suitable Quarters for Students En-
rolled in Military Training to Go
Up at Fort George G. Meade.
An allotment of $4,000 has been made
by the Secretary of War for the estab-
lishment of Citizens Military Train
ing Camp at Fort George G. Meade,
Md, next Summer for the special bene-
fit of students enrolled in the Third
Corps Area, embracing the District of
Columbia and the States Of Maryland,
Virginia and Pennsylvania. The money
will be expended in the development of
the camp site and the construction of
suitable quarters for the civilian stu
dents.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
POSTAL MEN SEEK CURB
ON "H0MEWoRK RACKET"

ny the Associated Press.
PostaI oficialS are working 10 sun
PSeS 49, the homework racket" through
irauded of money paid for material. =
De worked on at home in Nror,;ea e.' y. o9
quick sales by an Illicit company
horace j. Donnelly, solicito> NJ ,bo
st rost once, said hundreds OF s,,cb
swlnoles had been prosecuted in recen+
years some Of them carrying sentSncss
VI ~ years or more in the penitentIarv
fLaneS Perkins, New York State In.
si Sss! commissioner, issued warning
ssa!nst such schemes yesterday. EavinS
that durins the period Of unsronyn,N, S%yrsN
Iseht NEEDY men and women were los
ing ing money they ordinarily would spend
Evening star., 1930-12-07

him, 'T'm very much interested"
The cid salt looked at me. TIL
twinkle died in his eyes. "It was yer,
cold" he said shortly, and walked of
Wants Wife in Cairo.
II wish you'd do me a favor" said a
sailor friend Of mine just returned from
Egypt, "and help me find a wife for a
man know in Cairo. His name is
Khamis Mohammed El Arabi and he is
customs guard. He has just divorced
his twenty-seventh wife and he is look
ing for twenty-eighth, brunette pre-
feFred"
ANY children?"
He says he has at least so. Exactly
how many he has no one knows, not
even he. They come in and out and are
never at home all at once. He's a fine
fellow. strong, healthy and generous"
Wen, does any one want to marry
Khamis?
Copyright, 1890, by North American News
paper AllianceD
Evening star., 1930-12-07
TEXTILE STRIKERS
SEE IMPROVEMENT
Union Leader Addresses
Mass Meeting When Plans
Are Made for Evicted.
npseial plspatch 70 rh, sac.

Special Dispatch to The star.
DANVILLE, Va, December 6.-The
textile strike here and in the Schoolheld
district is more effective now than IL
was 10 weeks ago, Francis j. German,
international vice president of the union
workers, declared at mass meeting OF
strikers tonight. Plans for providing
shelter for union families ordered to
vacate mfll-owned houses were discussed.
i was said full details will be an
nounced IaJef. Only los of the 1000
members of the union have returned to
work, German SAID:
There was no intimation today as to
whether any definite action is planned
by the Virginia Labor Federation Board,
but it is expected resolutions will be
passed and some statement given out
as 10 any action taken A mass meeting
of strikers will be held tomorrow after
noon at which members of the board
will speak.
Fifty Mere EvictiOnS Listed.
Forty-seven eviction notices having
keen served while list of so families to
be proceeded against is being prepared
for early next week.
The union, which has announced that
those elected will be cared for, is con-
cerned because most of those being pro-
ceeded against are leaders in the strike
movement and If they are to leave it
might disrupt the strike organization.
It was stated private property will be
secured for their occupancy.
A statement was issued by the union
today taking issue with published re-
ports that 1854 persons are now work
ing In the mills and that there are 5000
looms running with the report that the
mills are working as many operatives as
they can under market conditions. The
union version is that less than. 1000
persons are employed and that fully
two-thirds of these are unSkilled.
Picketing Is Continued.
Military patrols and picketS today
continued their tasks in steady down.
fall Of rain.
Two Police Court cases reflected strike
angles. Leonard RuShworth, superin-
tendent of the Riverside Mills, withdrew
warrant upon payment of costs,
against M. T. Buntin, whom he charged
with trespaSs on mill property. w. B.
Brown was sentenced to 30 days and
fined SIS on charge of throwing rocks
at the automobile of Walter Cox, a nom
union mill worker. He appealed.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
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La gaceta., 1930-12-11

po-dijo ell juez;-ya nos ocu-
paremos de csc papel.
Ell agente Sc levant6, y ell Sc
nor Duvernet pareci6 reflaxio-
mar. Luego volvi6 a seguir SUI
interrogatorio.
-Supongo-dijo indicando la
caja-que la cerradura sera de
combination ~secreta.
81, senor-contest6 Muller.
Los cuatro botones que hay
junto a la cerradura correspon-
den a varias letras del alfabeto.
TODD ell que Sc apoderase de la
Lave intentaria en- vano de SER
virse de ella no sabiendo Ia pa
lGbrd.
-iCambiabais con frecuen-
Gle la combination?
-Cada ounce dias.
La gaceta., 1930-12-11

referee, sin titubear levant6 Ia
mano a Shea, proclamandole
vencedor, al terminarse ell deci-
mo.
La decision pareci6 sorpren-
der a la multitud que primero la
acogi6 con demostraciones de
inconformidad y despu6s Sc des-
hizo IN ovaciones para ell triun-
fador.
FL italiano de Los Angeles pa
reci6 como aturdido por ell fallo.
Shea lanz6 a su oponente sobre
las sogas, atacandolo por ell cuer
20, en- mas de una docena de We
ces.
La mayor multitud que jamas
.preS,snciara aqui un combate
llen6 ell Estadio pagando 1880
pesos.
De esta suma Sc destinaran
$4,000 a obras de carload.
La gaceta., 1930-12-11
ROBERTO ROBERT PELEA-
RA EN- Ell PROGRAMA DE
MANANA EN- Ell MADI-
SON SQUARE GARDEN

New York, Die. 11.-Damon
Runyon, dice: Ell Signore Ro-
berto Roberti, la torre de Tus-
cania, que ACADIA da regresar de
un viaje por la ardiente Italia,
va a tener un espacio en- ell pro-
grama Battalino-C Chocolate, con
la retirada de Ernest Guhring.
Ernesto es ell gladiator ale
man de peso complete que IDA a
pelear con Marty Fox, la man.
|zana hebrea, en- uno de los
bouts" a diez asaltos. Nunca
Ernesto emulara a su paisanO
Herr Max, que no teme dolores
en- la espalda.
Con la retirada del germano q
Roberti Sc lie va o ofrecer la oca-
sion que tanto eSperaba su ma
mayer, Frank Windshield Bag
ley.
Ustedes recordaran que Ro-
BERT fue la sensation de Hum
berto Fugazzi, durante un vera
no, en- Ebbets Field.
La gaceta., 1930-12-11

Sc separa de NIL. Aqui la te-
neis.
-Entonces, la Have que es-
ia en- la cerradura. 5seria la
del senior baron?
-Seguramente.
Ell baron, ila dejaba
.puesta alguna vez?
Lo ignore! Solo Sc que ell
baron tenia la costumbre de
GUARDIANSHIP en- ell bolsillo de-
recho de su chaleco.
-Jobin-dijo ell juez ms
Northumberland ell bolsillo.
Ell j6ven sujet6 sus lentes con
csc gesto de rapidez de cue he
mos hablado va, Sc arrodill6 al
lado del cadaver introduciendo
con cuidado dos dedos en- ell boil
sillo indicado por Muller. Sac6
La gaceta., 1930-12-11

de el unas veinte monedas de
ORC, un lapicero de vermeil Y
un peine de concha. En- ell otro
bolsillo, registrado tambien, no
tenia mas que un reloi de repe'
tici6n de bastante merito.
No hay llave alguna-dijo
'-pero veo que ell cadaver suje-
ia I'm papel arrugado en- su ma
no izquierda... Debo abrirle la
mano Y sacar ell papel?
Por dueno de 81 mismo que
fuese ell cajero, Y por mas es-
fuerzos que hiciese para que no
So alterase su fisonomia, su res
tro Sc descompuso en- un segun-
do Y desapareciendo su livida
palidez, Sc cubri6 de I'm vivo
encarnado.
-Cada cosa en- su ITEM