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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-05
CINCINNATI. AUGUST 5, 1871.

LABOR Unions will soon be organized in the
cities Of Covington and Newport, Ky. There
is great deal Of enthusiasm on the subject in
our sister cities, aud the proposed organizations
will doubtless be very large ones.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-05

Two Card-playing friends were passing
through pine forest, when one asked the
other this conundrum:
MOTHER" said little girl who was
engaged in making her doll an apron, Il
believe will be Duchess when | grow
up" 4" How do you ever expect to become
. Duchess, my daughter ?" her mother
asked, "Why, BY marrying Dutchman,
to be sure" replied the girl.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

III HARRISBURG, PA.-Union No.
IL 116 the n-st Tuesday Of every MONTH at hal
past sewn o'clock, In BrAnTs Hall. RrAnk NJ Gem.
bic, President; Daniel B. Erison, Vice President
Adam Pelsinger, Recording secy, d. y. ErlHmAn Cor
responding sec'y. p. o. Boz 228.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-05

SIX Labor Unions have been organized
In Pennsylvania during the past four
months, and there are applications for
tour more.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-05

ERIE, Pa. July ~. 1.-THE following named
gentiemen" having obtained loans from this
uHioh' ana Jailed to repay the same, the officers
OF local unions under whose jurisdiction thew
may be working are earn, sIy requested 70 col
lec' me sums named, and remit them to this
UNION as soon as possible, as our treasury 10
completely exhausted, and we have not the
means ~ present to meet our indebtedness to
the International Union.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-05

LABoRERs engaging 10 laying water pipe 10
Newport, receive 81, rs per day. Many are en-
gagged At the water works building, three miles
from the city. They receive The same wages
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-05
CITY MATTERS
CHICAGO, AUG. s, 1871.

The NORTHWESTERN NovELTY WoEKs, Of
Chicago, capital stock sa6O,OOO, has filed a
certificate Of organization in the Office Of the
Secretary Of State.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-05

CONGRKssNAN AT LARGK-We understand
that movement is on foot in Illinois, to place
the Hon. John Hinchcliffs, Of Belvile, in the
field as the candidate of the National Labor
Union, for Congressman at large. A most ex-
cellent selection. Among the miners especial
Iy, NJ. q. enjoys deserved popularity, as his
record, as a member OF the legislature has prov
en- him to be a true and faithful representative
of their interests We second the motion.
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IND-Uniop No.

y So meets the nrst Tuesday Of every month, st
Miller's Hall, South Delaware street. John Jacques
pre'dent Jacob Meyers vice president. Mike Schuck
recording secretary, Frank Boyle hnAuca secretary.
John Flake, treasurer. All A. Andrews, correspond
Ing secretary lock boz Is Charles A. Keiser, Door
keeDeF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uIs

COMMUNICATIONS III
yeEofoH The objects Of this Organs are TO
unite mechanics Of the world active effective
body the better protect themselves improve their
social condition render trades and tradesmen more
respectable; ngenu v; reward genius teach
temperance and morality, and make better mechanics
BY well directed system OF education. To that end
the Supreme Council or Supreme Architect will estsb-
Sh Worthy Grand Councils Of states Territories and
Districts and Primary Associations where Worthy
Grand Council has Jurisdiction.
%on petition OF ten resp sctable mechanics,
trades, . DispensatioB will be granted TO
open and conduct . shop in any town or Ct ~ No
particular form IL necessary Names, age trades and
Fesidencs must BE- given.
A. N. WYNN. SUPREME ARCHITECT
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

EH- WILL onions dsAriug changes In the address Of
correspond co secretaIec please state the name Of
former secretary.
(CDntinuad from fourth maya
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GERMAN
SAVINGS BANK !
OF CHICAGO.
Capital, 100000
GFeenDbaun'S Bank Building,
"a & 96 La Sale Street,

is fully organized and ready to
receive deposits, upon which SIX
per cent. interest will be paid, sub
iect to the rules Of the institution.
HENRY GREENEBAUM, Prssid't
THos, HoYNE, First vics-Prss't.
CHS, WIRTH, Second Vics-Prss'tr
A. WISE, Cashier
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WET SIDE
SAVINGS BANK I!
THE PRAIRIE STATE
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
s5 West Randolph Street,
Corner Of Jefferson.
CHICAGO ILL1NOIS.
Capital paid In. 100000.

Open Daily from A. N. to4 P. n, and Saturday Even
inRs from 70 O'Clock.
Deposits OF any from ten cents to ten thousand
'nars will be received E the Savings DepSrtm snC
inter st paid thereon at the Of SIX cent per
rum tor every full calendar month the money remains
deposit.
Drafts Issued on New York. Germany. France, EDg
and. Ireland, Switzerland, Holland, Sweden and Den
mark.
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Females, married single, and Minors, can deposit
In their right and such deposits be Withdrawn
only by their consent,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21
- and County.

-During the past week we paid
ssdo.D'.sm nine in company with U. $. Marshal
visit 'n ~ Mr.. John Muilhead. and found the
ppSh'n =. .orsly prosecuting work on their iease.
,rnrs ..v party are engaged in running tunnel
nsd''oss.,n i are now in about sixty feet while
ch l0a' - The frs, western extension are engaged
@0snsl' ,sors ba. a short distance from the dis
p'dn',ll ''m. The ore continues as rich as ever
sms 'lal' .ss we picked up on the dump are the
nitls ps t.se gold ever seen in the Basin ana viii
5'Ssa - ,,,r to Ave hundred dollars TO the ton
~ i'1', a,,ure development of the leds' expose
gould -, = assure vein. containing ore only one
r'Hd'nu' :, as tina. now being taken out the mine
''n - ~ be one of the best in the Territory and
flpv o, the early erection OF mill IN that Viein
fD va .nnoe on the first western extension which
IL the ' anlr recently commenced. is expected te
r e'su ,sdee in the course of a couple of weeks
'''n = :. being run in steep mountain side IL
aa ,,od test Of the mine.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

sn,,ess.-Mr. Frary. one OF the proprie'
-n.1awver ledge. called on MS few days ago.
1s him we learned that Harris mill after a
SD . s.n DAVIS run on Lawyer ore cleaned up a few
s''n., We we're unable to learn the figures as
.,s-,,ors and mill men appear peculiarly ret
sl ,as,rd to letting it be known what amount
"1' ont 4, clean up. bu. We are satisfied from
as -a gather tina, the quartz has paid even
'D ~, they expected and tina, they are perfectly
S' ".., with their first run. There are at present
Sus- :, work in the mine and fonr more will be
~ ,,s 49, ;, the force during the present week The
.,-;kas the ledge at depth OF 80 feet from the
49, .s,, and the vein is on an average az feet in
'. ~ =, on,rtz rich in free gold and contains nc
,.,,,.,, The mill. which is a ten. stamp one. was
.-,rr nv Mr.. Hepwor,h and it runs like elock'work
,,.n.ire the work OF master mechanic in putting
A., running order. We are glad to hear OF the as
49,, s,,cess Of this enterprise as in the successful
.siDs o; orr quartz depends the future prosperity
4; onr Basin camps.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

u,,,,r,-Onr esteemed friend Jim Pinney. one
a,be most courteous and efficient OF Uncle sam
,se-s in the Territory has taken new departure
r. m,yinr the Bookstore and Stationery establish
rsr. n P;nnev & Co, as we'll as the Postoface. u
ss f-s p-rot brick formerly pied by Rosenthal
=, re corner Of Wall ana Montgomery STREETS. lie
"a, D,5rowed or" on the old corner and SAYS he is
an,-rei to the brick as long as he stays in the
,,up,ry. He has fine establishment which he Is
fitting M 10 an elegant manner: and we wish him all
MINER Of good luck in his new quarters. even to
RESPECTIVE matrmony in reality.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

Our Assay Office is under the supervision OF
SIR j. H. BuaKErr. aud We are prepared To make
returns OF Assays Of Dust Bullion and Ore IN sly
hours aud the correctness ri our assays guaranteed
and losses irom coinage. at any United States Mint
made good.
Partieular attention paid to the Analysis OF Ores
and Minerals.
Dust Bullion and Assays Of ore len at the follow
ING places will be forwarded this Office FOR Assay
and returns made the following day;
u,digan 4 Caunadv. Pioneer City
r y y VIII ...........p lacerVillc
co,, r,,,.v L IN ............. Granite Greek
: II r,,Lo 70 Centervillc
II. ~. DuRcll ~ Go.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

!rsr Received -Mess-s j. d. Emery Co. in
Iilton to their immense stock Of family groceries
n, general merchanliss. are in constant receipt Of
A-ga additions such IS staple goods aud gancy gro
:s:ss-choice anl fresh. -.nclu linz camel fruits
sya-y kind direct from the East. whiva were put
rpiais season order They have the best selected
s1ci Of family groceries ever brought 20 this mar
i Fhiah they are selling Mt prices ;ha. defy compe-
tiAa. They also have nice dried plans. peaches
rlchsyriss besides a general asso-tmsn. of every
Ting goOi in the eI'ing aal drinking line
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

~. -'"S.-Col Z. A. Stevenson aud his wife have
Ia. penang few days In our city. The Colonel
W. fi0neer City on yesterday. but Mrs. Stevenson
~. regret to learn is in delicate health, will re-
week or so in order to try the virtues OF the
'@ef Of the Warm Springs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

TIVE Po2rEa.-We return THINKS to orr jovial
,'''ii Ar' VIM Baird for big bot Of the finest
Dnuon Porter that We have ever seen or tasted in
44Ho' he has an ample supply not only Of this ar
WAC out Of the finest wines, liquors and cigars at his
establishment on Main street. which he and Steve
sn'" how to dish up in manner tina. would cause
water Tank to fall from grace.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

FIXED AT LAsr.-The Water Works have been
thoroughly overhaued. and the point of adjustment
Tor the hose removed some fifty yards further up
Wall street The institution is in fine order and
u trial OF the hose on last Monday evening demon.
straied that they would fully answer all purposes in
case OF fire.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

NEARLY READY on the Caravan quartz mill
at the Keystone, is being vigorously prosecuted and
We learn that III all probability everything will be
ready Tor the mill to start up on the first of October
IL IL should prove success. as is predicted and we
1ow OF no reason why it should not. we will then
nave four quartz mills pounding away ON good ore
in Boise county, and the owners of them reaping
handsome returns from their investments
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

'oNo AH2AD-We understand that Mr. John
L'er is pushing work on his ledge at Granite Creek.
~ -S 'ae tunnel along the ledge. timbering his
aai taxing ont large quantities of splendid
49,. DIS mine gives evidence OF being one OF the
there is in it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

-. ''E OF BAsE.-The most regular vister, as well
va. must welcome, We have is John Zapp's ice
h', our lager being exhausted, we have fallen
s,,I water which Is rendered palatable by lib
supply OF Zapp's ice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

AETCsSED.-Inlge Galb-4ith. y. u. Kmmrl. Jas.
hy anl seyeral others who have been on hunting
nl1shins spree over in the Saw Tooth Eanfe coun-
tT or the past two weeks. returned few days ago.
Ia'g report that they hal splendid time. having
"lad 9ame in Abundance. and the fsncst trou. they
hTe ever seen were plentiful in the lakes. They
aaed, dried and smoked quite nnmher OF tho lat
h' (which they brought home with them. for 4 nice
ness Of which Mr. Kimmel has our thanks.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

CALLED.-We acknowledge call from Hon. Louis
Limbeck. formerly of Alturas county, but who now
resides near Beaver Creek. on the Banner City road
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

On Vtsrr-Hon. John S. Gray, Territorial Treas
urer arrived in town on last Saturday evening and
after spending few days with his old friends re-
turned to Boise City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

STILL iMpaoviSG-oar energetic friend c. s
Kingsley, always keeps up with the times, and is
continually making improvements Of some character
ABOUT his extensive establishment During the past
week he has taken out the partition between his main
store and tho millinery department, and thrown the
"nois into one room, which makes it the largest best
arranged, and most convenient store in our CITY, He
mas such an extensive and varied assortment of goods
wares and merchandise of every description that
about the only way we know of giving any idea of his
stock is to say that, 1--WE don't know what he hasn't
got" Call and examine for yourselves if YOU want
to make purchases at low prices
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

READY PR Wo7x.-Olr industrio1s friend G..
NATE ne n the tin shop his ina: received. direct
Hon San Francisco full stock of sheet iron. Rus
sAa AMI galvanized iron. tin ware stoves hydraulic
Ao'es AID everything in the line OF f1l' and we'll
"'cted stock OF wares sutabls to the Basin trade,
.iais prepared to furnish anything in his line on
4''' nIice He has a splendid article of hydraulic
Npe which he will MAKE up to order at reasonable
s1.as.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

:. NON CESrERvrLLE.-one of our old Centervill.
Tps,s.' ar Pstrick Doyle, dropped in on us las
fir, evening. We scarcely recognized him a
by wing to his having an extra head put OH hin
''Dow named ''toothache."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

,n administrations indebted 10 John Garrecht
aote. uinSton Market. will find peremptor,
advs..,. 'essed to them under the head of "nev
pun,,s in this issue. Call around ant
''0 OF go beef hungry.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

o.. fioSEER.-w. A. Nunnally. ESQ. of Pioneer
. h. called in on us yesterday, looking as hale and
Beer usual. Bill says he is turning out Hog EN-
bovs usn to supply the whole Basin. aad the
AWAY with 1t about as fast as 1t is made.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

sscs,s 'foSED.-Just as we were going to press we
.b,, ''ed note from Rev. G. D. B. Miller, stating
and ~. would not be able to be here next Sunday.
Eops. 0ivine services would be held at.the Court
's on Sunday, October lat.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15

bora1ites, que Sc aburren de SUI .prolongada
ociosidad. Asf es,sque nadie hace case de
La notlcia: SIC ren de ella como Sc -reiriala
de TN chiste en- li1o< fuaciea de aissstfgzs,
pero los dos minutes ha desaparecido
hasta ell recuerdo de la chanza. Al Boston
Adue,tiser le escriben desde Washington
que "estas noticias carecen de fundamento
y que son tlnicamente recursos especulati-
vos." Es decir, que los buhoneros de la eau
SO cubana tratan de vender a buen precio
sus agujetas, y de yer 81 pueden dar algun
valor q los bonos antes de abandonarlos al
trapero. "El estado de Ia insurreccio1l en-
Cuba, anade ell mismo corresponsal, no es
en- la actualidad muy lisonjero. Las tropas
espailolas estan Ell possession de todas las
cludades y puertos, mientras que los insur
rectos-no ocupan mas que el interior
Por desgracia, quedan aun en- algunas
cludades, y muy especialmente en- la Ha-
na, algunas malas semfllas mezcladas en-
tire las buenas, y sobre este punto me pro-
pongo ahora, lamar la atencon de La Vog
de Cuba Esos laborantes disfrazados de
leales, lobos con piel de cordero, los tienen
ustedes en- su seno, espiando sus movi-
mlentos, atisbando sus acciones, escuchan-
Go sus palabras y fnjiendo tai vez confor-
mldad de. ideas para excitarla verbesidad
obtenlendo esi noticias que comunican
prontamente 4 sus caInasadas de la emf
gracion. Que los hay en- gran ndmero en-
esa capital, me consta: las diversas cores
pondeneias que reciben aqu1 en- Madrid
los organos laborantes, 10 atestiguan, Sc
me ma dicho que recientemente han veni-
do de Matanzas dos emisarios para poner-
Sc de acuerdo con les ex-junteros, q fin de
ppmover TN levantamiento Ell aquella
Jurisdiction"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15

Nuestro apreciable colega de la
Habana, ell Dia'io de la Mari,ao, al
comentar ell tel6grama que anunci6
ell nombramiento del ST.. Ayala para
ministro de Ultramar, dice 10 siguien-
te:
''Ha entrado en- ell ministeio ell ST.
Lopez de Ayala, tomando la cartera
de Ultramar va la tuvo 4 su cargo
en- los primeros meses que sigrrieron
a la revoluciondesetiem y las An
tillas espaholas deben no POGO 4 su
prudencia. Prudente y previsor sera
hoy, como 10 fu6 entonces, y todo in
dica que tendremos motives para fe-
icitarnos de que Sc encuentre de nue.
vo en- elpoder. ELSE Ayala compren-
dlo desde ell primer momento ell ca
racter de la instrreccion en- esta isla,
yno hadejado un solo instante de
propender q dominarla y concluirla
por los medios que debe usar siempre
un gobierno. Tambien sabe que debe
procederse con mucho pulse para re-
solver ciertas cuestiones, y no auto
rizara NADIA que pueda traernos COM
promise; pues esta convencido de que
trabajando en- pro de Cuba espanola,
trabajara en- benefcio de toda la ma
cion."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15

La conq1ista de IN marido.
PoR MAD. BAwR.
(CoNr1NuAc1oN.)

AL dia siguiente, Leopoldo Sc mostr6
con su esposa mas carinoso que nunca y
con sus obsequios logr6 ocultar la impa-
ciencia que le atormentaba, mpaciencia
producida sin duda por los acontecimien-
tos del dia anterior.
Despues de hablar de diferentes cosas,
Ell condo hizo. versar la conversation sobre
los placeres que ofrece la vida del gran
4nundo, por Ia cual Sc declare enthusiastic
'partidario, y habiendo manifestado su es-
posa que tendrla el mayor gusto en- verla
abandonar la vida en- que hasta ent6nces
habia vejetado, Luisa le contest6.
-Por daros gusto, estoy dispuesta q
hacer todo cuanto deseeis, pero pensad
que ese mllndo me es de todo punto desco-
-nocido, nunca he frecuentado los salones,
y temo defraudar yuestras esperanzas
Esos son detalles que no merecen ci-
tarse; va vereis Luisa, que pronto, al lado
de nuestra tia, la condesa de Montbar, ad-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15

Luisa le habia comprendido, pues la senci-
LA j6ven experimentation por su esposo ell
sentimiento del mas profundo amor; y este
amor tan puro, tan verdadero, no le permit
tia dudar de que pudiese produciila otro
carlno que Ell suyo la satisfaction que ex-
perimentaba.
No habia dado las palabras de SUI es-
poso mas Interpretation que la natural;
para ella lie expresaban- que amandola sin
ceramente Leopoldo le era necesario su ca
rino para completar su dicha; este lie bas-
taba.
En- cuanto q la libertad de que queria
gozar, estaba muy l6jos Luisa de negarsela
porque no podia nj remotamente sospechar
que Leopoldo la enganase.
| La conducta del joven conde de Ser
mango vino confrmar el feliz error en- que
viva su esposa; pues aun cuando Leopol-
do opasaba la mayor partede dia fuera de
casa, q su vuelta, con sus espontaneas ca
ricias, le hacia olvidarlas largas horas que
habia pasado sola.
Por otra parte, Luisa abrigaba la espe-
rama de que pronto iriana pasar una tenn
porada q sernange, y entonces pensaba
tenerle con mas fracuencia su lado.
Pero dudo yer colmados sus deseos Gu
ando a inslnuarselo q su esposo, este le con
! test0:
--Mucho temo no poder salir este vera
no de Paris. Sin embargo. 81 es vuestrc
gusto pasar algunos dias en- Ell campo, po-
Edeis desde luego dar las ordenes oportu-
mas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15

mites, que empiezo per otorgaros, porque
solo asl podremos ser dichosos.
Luisa escuchabaa Leopoldo sin poder
darse cuenta de suspalabras. SMe amariais
bastante, continue el j6ven, para conser-
var este precio un hermano, I'M amigo
desinteresado, siempre dispuesto ofrece-
ros su apoyo, y podriais ser feliz de esta
manera? Contestadme, Luisa.
La mas feliz de las mujeres, Sc apre-
sur6 adecir Luisa.
Como 81 las palabras de su esposo -hubie-
sen aliviado SUI mortal augusta.
Leopoldo no pudo m6nos de mirar a
Luisa con la mayor sorpresa, pero al verla
serena radiante de algeria no insisti6 mas
sobre la question que habia iniciado: te-
miendo despertar en- su sencillo corazon
sentimientos que, sin duda, no podiah tie
ner cabida en- 81. Asl es que trato tan solo
de fomentar la dicha de su esposa que con
itafta razon habia temido destruir para
siempre. La algeria que brillaba en- sus ojos
la tranquilidad que aparecia en- su serena
frente, la sonrisa que. en- sus labios Sc dl-
bujaba, todo parecia demostrarle que el
! fraternal carino que profesaba su j6ven
companera, bastaria para colnlar las aspl-
raciones de su corazon ing6nuo.
AL separarse de su lado para II a casa dc
! la condesa de Porciani, Leopoldo estaba
tranquilo. y estrecho 81 mano, no va cor
! remordiniento, sino como e1 alma gozoss
por la dicha que le habia deparado Luis
, al concederle la libertad que deseaba.
! Pero estaba en- un error al suponer qut
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-15

quiris todos esos perGles del gran mundo.
-iNuestra tia! exclam6 la joven con
sorpresa.
Isl, la condesa tendrd mucho gusto Ell
acompanaros.
Pues que, 5no 1elnos juntos? ino sereis
vos mi mentor?
-Ciertamente que 81, repuso Leopoldo
despues de vacilar algunos instantes.
Pronunciadas estas palabras, lleno de
agitacion, di6 algunas yueltas por la estan-
cia.
sLuisa, que at6nita contemplate aquel
repentino cambie, palideci6, y cediendo al
profundo amor que le inspiraba; no pudo
menos de preguntarle:
-iQue os pasa, Leopoldo? Por ..Dios,
sed franco;5n os inspira bastante confan-
"a la que os anna de todo corazon?
Una 1Qcha terrible despedazaba1 en- a.
quellos instantes el alma del j6ven que en-
t6nces, mas que nunca, acariciaba en- 81
mente la imagen de la condesa, de quier
seguia prendado. Entire el amor el debel
OPTIC por el primero, y sentandose viva
mente conmovido at lado de SUI esposa, !
tomandole Ia mano tremula, con triste a
cento le dijo:
Siempre, Luisa, os he considerable co
mo mi mejor amiga. Elcielo es testigo co
mo en- este momento necesito de vuestr
amistad para ser dichoso, y sin embargo
precise es que de una vez sepais one, co
mo esposo, no me creo capaz de 1abra
vuestra felicidad, Y mucho menos la mis
70 necesito gozar de una ibertad sin |!