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Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

ember would reach $4,000, 100000,
the largest volume in five years.
AN old-fashioned Christmas
with the traditional Yuletide stock
ing bullying to almost prosperity
size seemed in store for America
today, as telegraph reports to the
National Retail Dry Goods asso-
citation from department and Spe-
cialty stores in representative cities
throughout the country indicated
that retail sales had expanded al
most 10 per cent over last year for
the first half of December" q Sur
vey of the association said.
Hardware stores probably are
enjoying the best Christmas trade
since 1929 and retail gift sales vol
ume will likely reach to within 3
or 10 per cent of the record total
CT that year. December volume of
trade today was placed 20 to 80
per cent ahead of the correspond
ing 1884 period.
The National Retail Dry Goods
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

association said stores reported an
increase in sales Of 9.5 per cent
above the 1884 volume during the
first IL shopping days of Decem-
Der.
Charming E. Settler, manager
director, pointed out if this pace is
maintained until the end of the
month, "the prediction of a $4,-
500,0O0,000 retail business for the
month will be filled substantially
aed department sales will have
reached their highest total since
1890"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
Power Company Official Explains
Stand on Rural Identification

the REA or from some other
source, a greater number of house
hold appliances coming into gen.
eral use now than in times past,
and the possibility Of working out
the construction problem on a
wholesale basis-noW promise to
make feasible extensions which
otherwise could not be justified"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
L. S. Firms to Get
Naval Business

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18. WH-
Secretary of Navy Swanson an
nounced today that, beginning Jan.
l, all shipbuilder's risk insurance of
American naval vessels under con-
struction in private shipyards must
be underwritten by American insur-
ance firms exclusively.
Swanson described the order as a
progressive move which has been
under way for more than 10 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
RITES HELD FOR
CALIPATRIA MAN

Francisco Verdugo, 81, died at
his home seven miles east of CAL
ipatria Tuesday afternoon and
funeral services were conducted
from the Hopes Undertaking es-
adjustment in Brawley Webs es--
day.
A coroner's investigation was
made by Deputy Coroner Frank
Raney Tuesday afternoon. Yer
dugo was said to have died of ma
tural causes
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
JACKSON DAY
MEET PLANNED

Final plans for the Jackson Day
dinner scheduled for January 8, will
be made December %, at a meeting
of the Democratic County Central
committee and Democratic clubs of
the county.
This decision was reached at a
joint-meeting held at the county
court house Monday night. Those
present agreed that the dinner will
take place and discussed tentative
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
CALIFORNIA; AUTO
SALES SET RECORD

SACRAMENTO, Dec. IS. UP
Leading CALIFORNIA; march toward
better times, the sale of automo-
biles during the first IL months Of
this year shattered all previous
records established in the state,
according to Ray Ingels, director
of motor vehicles.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
WAR VETERANS TO
RE ENTERTAINED

CALEXICO-All war veterans and
members of the " F. w. and Amer
lean legion of CaleXico will be en-
tertained at party in lockwood
Memorial hall Sunday night.
The past matrons and patrons as
ISOLATION of the Calexico Eastern
Star will hold potluck supper at
$50 Friday night in lockwood Me-
mortal hall. The annual Christmas
party will follow with each member
bringing a gift for the Christmas
tree
c. O. Mead and Harold Young,
CaleXico customs inspectors, will be
transferred to the San Ysidro port
of entry January l. They will be re-
placed by c. M. Whitaker and o. L.
Wormstead from that station.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
WEATHER MAY
EXTEND HARVEST

PHOENIX, Dec. Is. Up -- Cold
weather may extend the harvest
period for Arizonas winter lettuce
for another month, field inspectors
said today. Shipments totaled 1903
carloads yesterday. which was less
than had been expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

B. A. Harrigan, county agricul-
tural commissioner, placed the val
lie of the car shipments alone at
more than a half million dollars.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

MELOLAND-Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Scott and family were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward McGrew
Sunday.
MELOLAND-Miss Verla DoXey is
one of the first of the college stu
dents home for the holidays, arriv-
ing from State college Sunday night.
Miss Doxey is assisting at one of the
Ell Centre stores this week.
90
MELOLAND-GueS of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Meyer Sunday included
Mrs. F. E. Handel, and Frank Cor
bach of Los Angeles.
ELM-Alvin and Gilbert Estes
have left for Mary Nell, Texas
where they expect to spend
month visiting their parents.
90
ELM-Echodel and Ruth Wilson
of near Seeley visited Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shu-
mard.
ELM-Mr. and Mrs. F.. o. Rosen-
baum and family and Haskell Han
cock motored to Calexico Sunday.
ELM-Mr. and Mrs. j. SaXton
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Emerald
Brown of McCabe.
90
There will be a Christmas tree
and program Thursday evening,
Dec. 10 at the Elm school.
ELM-Aneta Boone of San Di-
ego will spend the Christmas hol-
idays with her father, H. L. Boone.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
XMAS SEASON
TRADE BOOMS

NEW YORK, Dec. 49, (UP)-Chrstmas trade has
sweed to the largest volume in and current retail
sales running 10 to 30 per cent ahead of
trade reports revealed today.
Indications that business for the month of Dec
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
NOTES OF VALLEY
COMMUNITIES
IOWANS VISIT
IN MFIOLAND

MELOLAND-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Suplee of Anita, Iowa, arrived Sun
day evening to spend several days
with the Jesse McBrides. The SUI
plees plan to spend the winter in
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. K. Hall,
H. Westmoreland, C. Ravens and
.. CUM had charge of booths at
the1bazaar in Seeley recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

LANTANA - The Wesly Ford
family has, moved from Ell Centre
10 the Dave Green ranch in Lam
tana.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
BRAWLEY SCHOOL
TO GIVE PROGRAM

BRAWLEY-Short plays, Christ
mas carols, and other features will
comprise the Christmas program OF
the Magnolia school in the audi
forum at 7:45 Thursday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
IMPERIAL VALLEY HARVESTS
RECORD CROP OF FALL PEAS

Imperial Valleys harvest of fall virtually terminated by
killing rostS during the three nights
breaking history according figures submitted
hue, district freight
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
LANTANANS JOIN
IN DAIRY CARAVAN

LANTANA-L d. REM and Mes
Games A. M. Mealey, Chester CUM,
Lillian REM and J. G. Mealey
joined in the dairy caravan which
mctored to Holtville recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18


LANTANA - Mesdames A. M.
. Mealey, L. d. REM, B. G. Mulvey
and j. G. Mealey attended a meet
ing on the Daughters Of Union
veterans in Ell Centre recently.
LANTANA = Fifty-tWo attended
the Lantana Sunday school Sun
day. A program and Christmas
tree are planned for Thursday
evening.
LANTANA Mabel Wooliscroft,
student at UCLA, is visiting her
parents over the holidays.
LANTANA-Lantana families at
tended a Townsend club meeting
r in Seeley.
LANTANA-The Cecil Bankers of
Ell Centric visited the Stokey Wal
ton home Sunday.
LANTANA - Mrs. H. o. Jones
visited her sister in Calexico this
week.
90
LANTANA-Shirley Walton visit
ed the Claude Blacks in Imperial
this weekend.
10
LANTANA-CarlM ulvey of Riv-
erside is visiting his brother, l.. B.
Mulvey.
90
I,ANTANA-Edna Walton of I'M
perial, spent Tuesday at the Stokey
Walton home.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

Christmas dinner for 300 persons
will be provided by the Brawley
Moose lodge on Christmas day, &C
cording to Theo. G.. Bkan. dictator.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

Shipments to date, since the first
carload consignment en- November
4, total 404 cars, as compared with
LOT cars for the fall season of 1894
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

MELOLAND-Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Scott and family were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward McGrew
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

Charming, little Shirley will
come to play with all the
little girls who have these
dolls real golden curls
dainty dresses and NOV
ing arms and legs and
Sleeping eyes. Note
the Low Prices toe.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

LANTANA Mabel Wooliscroft,
student at UCLA, is visiting her
parents over the holidays.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

LANTANA-Shirley Walton visit
ed the Claude Blacks in Imperial
this weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

LANTANA - Mrs. H, o. Jones
visited her sister in CaleXico this
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

LANTANA-Lantana families at
tended a Townsend club meeting
in Seeley.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

LANTANA-Car Mulvey of Riv-
erside is visiting his brother, l.. B.
Mulvey.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

LANTANA-The Cecil Bankers of
Ell Centric visited the Stokey Wal
ton home Sunday.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-30

not nave time to give this m litter clnsl
GRAFTON. it IS therefore requested that
thls matter 60 over TO anItn9r mae'l &
2ad Member for Frederiksted Country
District (GOtden) Mr.. Wee Cnairman,
| think il Was also the oDnion OF sOMe
of the members of the Municipal
Committee that as this m liter is being
AIKEN care of in the budget and as the
Municipal Committee is NOT inacc0-d that
the Public Works Department having
complete control over the Fire Depart
ments That the Chairman ask the Govern
ment to withdraw the bill.
To be continued
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-30
Some Of The things We sci!

Singer Sewing Machines in all Models
such as De Luxe Library Table Electric
Singer Portable Electric with Singer
Motor and Singer light,
Singer Hand Machines.
New Singer IreadIe Machines with
many innovations and Improvements.
Special Machines for Talors and
shoe makers
Singer Oil and Needles.
Singer Embroidery Scissors.
New Sewing Art Singercraft and
Sewing Machine Embroidery equipment.
UNDERWOOD ypewriters 10 Stand
ard and Portable 1886 Models.
Underwood Typewriter Ribbons
The New Victor POrtab!ePhonographs
by the 2. c. A, Victor Company Tie
&nest thing for Sunny Days and Moon
light night at the Beach or for Picnic
or have Music wherever you Go.
Firm of JOHN ALEXANDER
House which sell the Best.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-30

accepted do not think that further dis
Cussion is necessary, | move that End
discussion be closed.
9th Appointed Member (P. Joseph
MI Vice Chairman should like 10 know
why the Custom Department is collect
ing certain taxes and others are paid into
the office of the Collector or Internal
Revenues think 'he words Collector
of Internal Revenues" as appearing ia
che bill should be substituted by the
words Collector of Customs" So much
time is wasted by having to go to
the Finance office. so if we pay the ex
else tax to the Collector of Customs it
would simplify matters good deal.
wish to offer an amendment to that eft
fect.
and Member for Frederiksted Country
District (GoLden): Mr. Vice Chairman.
The honorable gentleman is proposing
an amendment which feel is not neces
sary under the circumstances, because
there are certain goods that are coming
in through the Post Office that the Gus
tom Department has no control over.
Goods that are brought in by freight
are entered at the Custom Department
and that is why United States Customs
and Post Office Departments are men
toned in paragraph 5 of the bill. While
would be willing TO support reasonable
amendments feel that at the present
time the members amendment. If prepos
ed. would be necessary.
LIST Member for Frederiksted Town
(Merw;n) M. Vice Chairman. This
Council cannot request the Post Office
end the Custom House to Collect taxes
therefore It is incumbent on the Munich
patty to have its own agent to collect
do not think we can request them. and
it il is for that reason we are collect
ing az we are now doing.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-30
Motto

All parties having unpaid Auction Bill
n the following dates are hereby mott
ed that if payment is not made by the
)th of September 1885. steps will osl ia.
en- to enforce settlement.
uction Nos. % & % Market Street
Christiansted. 81. Croix V.
John Alexander Aug. 10th.
1885,
4" Sc &8 Strand Street :Vic.
torIa House" Frederiksted.
st. Croix V, !. 7. K. Won
Scholten August 18th. 1895
Is - % & % Market Street
Chrsliansted st. Crolx V. |.
John Alexander Aug. Gath.
1885 =
- :" 20 & % Market Street
Christiansted ST.. Croix v. |
John Alexander Aug. 3lst.
1885
ARNOLD M. GOLDEN
Licensed Auctione r.
Frederlksted. StCloix V. |.
September 18th. 1885
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-30

The Vice Chrirman: The last speaker
is right, the Custom House is under
the Custom Department.
1st Member for Frederiksted Town
(Merin) moved and it was seconded by
21d Member for Frederiksted Country
District (Golden) that 2nd discussion be
closed.
The vote was taken on the motion.
1t was unanimously adopted.
1st Member for Christiansted Country
District tChabert) moved that 3rd dis
cussion come on today.
The vote was taken on the motion
with the result that members voted for
none against.
With Governments consent 3rd discus
sion opened.
No one requesting the word 2rd discus
sion closed, the Secretary re I'D the ordI
nance as anne ndedand the vote was taken
on il.
1t was unanimously adopted.
The Vice Chairman: The ordinance lie
adopted andgoes TO government.
Items.
Colonial Council Bill No. 2
Continuation of LIST discussion on
Colonial Council Biz No. 2 draft
of an OF dinance to Teorganizs the
Fire Departments Of St Crolx.
LIST Member tor FreGeriksted Town
(MerV6qa) M Vice. Chairman. 1t was sug
Gesued at the last meeting that this ordi
Rance be sent to the Municipal Commit
tee for its consideration, but unfortunate
ly owing to the short time at the disposal
of the Council as a result of having so
much work to do on the budget, We did
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-30
Ladies Hats

A foe ass)rtn snt of IN lies hltt
just opened az IS C0nJIIy otrt.t
Ssis ct yours now.
Annie de Cha5rte
La opinión., 1935-02-26
FUE VOTADO Ell BARCO
DE IGLESIAS

VALENCIA, Febrero 25.- Miles
de personals presenciaron aver Ia
botadura del vapor "Artabro' or
ell a~stillero de la Union Naval dc
Levante. El buque, que es la PR
mera embarcacion con motor Diese
construida en- Espaha, Sc ha hecho
especialmente para llevar la expe
dicion que dirigira ell captain lgie-
sias al Amazonas que saldra de "a
quf probablemente en- septiembre
Preside las ceremonias ell pre-
sidente A'cala Zamora, acompa-
nado de los ministries de Marina
Y de instruction P1blica, ell En-
cargado de Negocios del Brasil, los
diputados valencianos. entire ellos
Ell eX-presidente del Console, dor
Ricardo Sampler, y las autoridades
de "a ciudad.
Los cruceros "Libertad', RE
p1blica" y "Mendez Nunez" salu-
daron al presidente, que tambier
revisto una compania de infante-
ria. Ell astillero estaba decoradc
con las banderas de todas las Re
publicas americans.
va que la sonora del presiden'
tie de la Republica no pudo asts'
tir a las fiestas. por hal.arse en-
ferma, hizo de madrina la senori'
la Maria Luisa Lopez C~ayetano, hi
ia del director del astillero.
La botadura Sc llevo a cabo col
toda felicidad. mientras la bands
militar tocaba el himno naciona
espanol y los de las differences Re
pdblicas hispanoamericanas.
AL medic dfa sc celebro un ban
quote, despues de 10 cual Ell Pre-
sidente salio para Madrid en- auto
movil.
Las demas pe~rsonalidades ash
theron por la noche a una velad
cientifica que Sc celebro en- la u
niversidad de Valencia.
Ell captain Iglesias declare III
tendria once bases de %aprovisio
namiento ademas de Sac Paulo,
saber: Belen, Para, Manaos. lou.
tos, Teffe. Vi!lavicencio, Florenc.i
La opinión., 1935-02-26
CARRETERA De
$4,000 M|LLAS
La P~anamericana, que esta
en- construction

Dentro de sells amos a mas tar
dar, ell mundo vera una de las mas
im%portantes c~arreteras que cruzan
los continentes. y que sera la Pan
Americana que Sc ~extendera desde
Alaska hasta Buenos Aires.
Esta es la opinion ~expresada por
Justus +. Craemer. sub-director
del departamento de obras pnblicas
&c California.
la carretera tendra una extern
sion de $4,000 millas y sera la mas
larga del mundo." dijo Craemer, ba
sandose en- los informes que lie en-
Wan los respeetivos gobiernos, y
agregando que gran parte de la ca
rretera esta practicamente transit
table, quedando grandes trechos
por arreglarse.
Craemer tuvo una entrevista con
ell general Abelardo Rodriguez. ex-
presidente de Mexico. cuando este
paso por Los Angeles, y lie informo
que la ~carretera LareGo-Mexico
quedara definitivamente Inaugural
da para mediados del aho.
Aparte de la importancia conner
cial de la ~carretera Pan-America-
cana, sera la mas pintoresca del
mundo, porque cruzara distintos
paises, de distintas civilizaciones,
Y mientras en- algunos puntos ell au
tomovilista Sc encontrara a so pies
bajo ell nivel del mar en- otros as
cendera a mas de $4,000 pies.
La opinión., 1935-02-26
FALLO EN- ARIZONA
CONTRA LOS NIPONES

PHOENIX, Arizona, Febrero 25.
-(UP).- Los tribunales superio-
res del condado de Maricopa exten
dieron hoy dos nuevos fallos. prohi
biendo que los japoneses cultiven
tierras de Arizona.
Con estas resoluciones Sc escla-
rece practicamente ell %alcance de la
nueva ley anti-eXtranjera, que pro
hibe a los e~xtrafos al pals cultivar
tierras.
n. Takiguachi y e. Takehara.
cosecheros j~aponeses, recibieron Or
denes de no %pretenGer cultivar tie
rras. Y abandonar las que ahora
ocupan.
Ell primero de ellos, considerable
como uno de los mas ricos coseche
ros de lechuga y melon. alega te-
ner dos hijos nacidos en- este pals.
y estar cultivando en- nombre de
ellos, pero ell fallo de las cortes no
lie permite escapar con esa salve-
dad,
La opinión., 1935-02-26
0UEDA CAUTIVA
De LA GORDURA
6 amos encerrada por no
caber por la puerta

CHICAGO, febrero 25.-(UP).-La
sehora Victoria Hernandez, de so
afios de edad, salio hoy por primera
vez de su casa, en- la qua habia es-
do aprisionada durante seis amos,
en- virtud de que las puertas Sc hi
cieron chiquitas cuando ella CO.
memo a %engordar, alcanzando NADIA
menos que 600 !ibras de peso.
Una enfermedad lie hizo pedir la
asistencia medica, pero cuando los
doctores acordaron enviarla a un
hospital vieron que no podria salir
de la casa, y Sc recurrio al servi-
clio de la p~olicia, la que por su par
te tuvo que lamar a los homberos.
Estes, viendo que no era possible
hacerla salir nj por puertas nj ven-
tanas, tiraron a hachazos Ell marco
de una puerta, a fin de hacer lugar
para que saliera.
Luego que estuvo en- la Gale, en-
una camilla que llevaban seis hon.
bres, vieron que tampoco habia lu-
gar en- la ambulancia del hospital,
lpues era demasiado reducida pa
IA su tamano y peso.
TOGO la casualidad que esos mo-
mentos pasaba un camionero mexi-
cano, y yiendo que Sc necesitaba de
sus servicios,, consiguio que los de-
mas Y Ell subieran a la DANA, quien
fue Nevada a I'm hospital donde sc
tuvo que improvisar cana especial
La opinión., 1935-02-26
MAS MUERTES
HABIDA E N
Ell TRAFICO

BESIDE que Sc inicio la eruzada
en- contra de los automovilistas
desbocados, no ha habido un
dia blanco, un dia en- que haya
dejado de registrarse una muer
tie cuando menos.
Como una extraha coinciden
eia, y a pesar de que los tribu-
males de trafico Sc ven diaria-
mente inundados de infractores
de los reglamentos, ell ndnero
de victimas ha alcanzado pro-
porciones aterradoras.
En- las ultimas So horas PEREZ
cieron tres personals, y mas de
veinte quedaron heridas y lesio
nadas, inclusive dos agentes de
policia.
Las victimas fueron estas:
Mrs. Pauline Wibel, de 43
amos, del 12oo9 Atlantic Boule-
ward, quien murio al ser arro-
llada pcr un auto cuando atra-
vesaba la Gale frente a su mis-
ma casa. FL automovilista que
do en- libertad.
Herman Drogemiller, de 80
amos, del zoos e: Slauson Ave.,
muerto al chocar su auto contra
una locomotora en- la misma ca
lie Slauson.
Ray Pedrino, de % amos, del
2o53 Locust St., Long Beach,
muerto en- un choque con e' CO.
che de Duane Beck en- ell cruza
miento del Riverside Redondo
Boulevard, y ealle Figueroa.
La opinión., 1935-02-26
Ethiopia RETA
A MUSSOLINI
Y salem mas barcos con SOL
dados para Africa

ROMA, Febrero 25.-(UP).- Que
una guerra entire Italia y Utopia es
inevitable, desde ell momento que
han fracasado todas las necoeia-
clones tratando de establecer n
IONA neutral entire ell ultimo de d.
ehos paises y ell Somali italiano'
fue 10 que declare hoy un porta-
VOC del gobierno, al mismo tempo
que en- los ministerios de guerra y
marina Sc daban ordenes para la
salida de mayor numero de tropas.
Cuatro grandes embarcaeiones
estan listas para salir con varios
miles de so.dados a bordo. Tres
de las nuevas Sc encuentran EN- Ma
poles. y la cuarta en- Messina.
Segdn despachos de Napoles. cer-
ca de 1000 hombres con toda la
maquinaria de guerra estan siendo
~embarcados. Con este nuevo Con-
tingente llegara a $4,000 ell numero
de soldados i~talianos luz ha sido
despachado desde que Sc do Ia or
den de movilizacion hace pocos
dias.
Negradus Yesus, encargado de
negocios de Ethiopia. dice que ell
emperador Halle Selassie l. de Etio
pia, esta dispuesto a firmar un
contrato con Italia. sobre ell esta-
blecimiento de la IONA neutral. pero
que no accedera a la demanda de
una satisfaction por la muerte de
var.os soldados italianos, en- virtud
de que los encuentros no han sido
provocados por tropas etfopes. sino
mas bien por las i%talianas.
Sin embargo, ell portavox indico
que Italia no Sc encuentra confor-
me puesto que ell emperador Selas-
sic ha procedido en- una forma vio-
lenta, al ordenar al comandante mi
litar de Gher!ceubi para que file
los limites de la IONA neutral, sin
consular con ningun representan-
tie italiano, que es 10 que quiere ell
eobierno de MussoIini.
La opinión., 1935-02-26
LEA I'D. "LA OPINION"

cosa que puede comprometerle.
-jQue?
ST no toma listed este billete,
10 meto en- I'm sobre y Sc 10 man.
do a su madre, acompanado de una
esquelita, que Olga: procure listed
ayeriguar como Sc proporciona 81
hijo dinero, y como 10 gasta".
listed no hara ESQ, Nazarena
-repuso Raul, p~alideciendo.
-Pongame en- ell case de clio y
vera 81 10 hago. listed no me CO.
noce aun. Soy muy original y muy
terca. Me he empenado en- que no
he de aceptar NADIA de listed, y no
10 aceptare.
-Pero un favor tan insignifi-
cante...
-Digo que no, y no.
-iY de otro 10 aceptaria!
Sin vacilar.
i've como yo soy para listed
menos que los demas?
ST asi 10 supone, peor para
listed.
DE los demas aceptaria toda
clase de ofrecimientos, y de mi no.
y Sc necesita ser muy tonic
para ofenderse por clio. Pero, por
10 visto, ell papel de pagano no
es tan desairado como 20 creia,
cuando hay quien Sc empena a TO-
do trance en- representarlo.
Y termino estas ~palabras con
n de sus risas, que no Sc saba
81 eran de burla o de compassion.