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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-16

Died at BeuzoniA, Mich, April %, 1873,
Col. Horace johnson, aged 80 years.
Born 81 Rupert, VT, June ~, 1872.
Thus closed long and useful life. Mr..
johnson made q profession OF religion
early ia lie and ever after maintained an
earnest Christian character, respected
by ali aud deeply loved by bis family, 10
whom be always showed great love and
kinduesa. HIS last thoughts were Tor
those he left behind. January Is, 1918,
be married sister Of the late Orson Ful-
Ter oil Dorset, . lady OF intelligence aud
piety, and continued TO reside In Rupert
until 1898, when be organized colony oil
twenty families aud emigrated TO Erle
county, western New York, forming tho
village Of North Evans, through bic lib
crafty In donating village lots . flourish
ing town was soon built up. BY exam
pie and pr ecept be constantly taught pu-
rity, sobtlety aud industry, thus con-
tributing to the moral, intellectual,
spiritual aud temporal welfare OF the
village and surrounding country, aud
sowing seed which has brought forth
good fruit. In 1897 be moved 10 Lock.
port, N. Y, at which place be continued
to residenntIl 1913, when be again moved
TO the then infant border town vi San.
dnsky, Ohio. With bis industry be com.
bined tact for making money which en-
sbled him to make IL easily aud rapidly.
But through his kindness of heart and
wish 10 oblige he several times met with
reverses under which Q fainter hear,
would have quailed; not 20 with him, be
was always ready 10 begin again with re-
newed energy. In 1868 be again moved
into a wilderness, going this time 10 Ben
zonia, being among It's fret families.
During bis residence there he ever showed
an energy surprising in so old man, and
ever held the greatest respect aud the
warm friendship OF old and young. He
enjoyed remarkable good health until the
past winter, during which time be was
quite feeble, although able TO be about all
Of time. At the burning OF his late
residence be received Injuries from which
young man might have recovered, but
which proved fatal. He possessed fund
of Interesting stories OF the exciting times
of 1887 to 1913, when Jackson broke up
the old U. 8. Bank, together with stories
OF general training day In New York
State, where he marshalled his regiment
for training on pioneer days In Evans,
which will long be remembered by many.
Mrs. Johnson, the partner OF bis youth,
survives him, being now so years old and
in good health, they having kept house
alone until 1t burned down few weeks
ago. Mr.. johnson leaves q monument
more enduring than marble or gold, that
of an honest, useful, Christian life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-16

IL tocaad NaPtleoS Tpalehss, saa
~ 5 sboeaAtsr i coafiand. vas only .
soeea5 healsnaal q sngiaoss When
she CnHsSs uAs t>Fkn. 10 1854 lie
saeeeede5. Eiih great scieuce ard ski,
10 transferring sebastopol ia less than
. yeag from 81 cpss 70 fortress city.
sna wishia that year passed sseccs.
avely through the varioas grades q
rank trom The lowest 10 that o. Adiuiani
General q The army. Called back inio
active service lasi year. be won more
lagfvls tefgre PlsvnA Of al officers
10 tie army. Todleben Is most popular.
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Tie appointment q Gen. Todlebcn
10 the command Of The Russian army 10
the place Of the Grad Duke Nicholas,
u regarded iu the military orders Of
Europe az very jadieious. lie is 60
years Old, whereas bis predecessor Is
only II, bot i great military genius,
whereas the chief merit Of Nicholas is
that he il tie Glars brother, With
grea, sliil IL military equalization. bat
deficient up TO the iAst campaign. 10
sxpefiebee Ia the field mech such an
ofacer 10 short. as the Dake q Can.
bridge. who has chiei command of The
British army merely because be hap
peas 10 bc Queea YictoriAis Ersl cousin.
Nicholas has lhe reputation 81 being
qsiek.senpsred, sslf opiaiensisd snd
brave, DO, possessed 81 The idea thai be
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-16

The Congressional republican com
miuee have ordered printed p. 600
copies Of that portion Of Col Joyce's
sheech, made il Congress on The tarifI
relating TO wool. for distribution az q
campaign document. Colonel Joyce is
receiving many compliments for this
speech. which also treated upon the
marble and slate question.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-16

There is a brighter prospect for
peace among the Europcan nations,
though mssters are by 20 means set
tied sBd a slight mistake on either side
would prteipitate war. Neither Rus
sis hos England are really anxious Tor
var aud would be glad o. a coed ex-
ease 10 avoid hif Il can be done with
cot loss q position and dignity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-16

Thomas Cree, who figured so largely
10 crooked financial transactions at
North Granville a few years ago has
served his time out at Denuemora and
has returned home He says be is
going 10 try aud strAighlen out bis az
fairs and begin anew Cree has great
deal Of energy and may succeed bus he
has hard Job TO perform. We GER
tainly hope be will mako good bis inten-
lions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-16

Bennington county should be fully
represented at the coming State Con-
sepiion Delegates leaving this station
on the 3 SO a. m. train will arrive In
time. returning the same evening, and
the roads will charge fare only one way
The headquarters Of the delegation
IRON this county will DO at the Van
Ness House and delegates should re-
port Immediately on their arrival that
the roll may be made out,
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TIE nationals and labor fslormsFs
base held their state convection IN
Pesnsylfaaia ADD give pTomise oieob.
siderable strength il ibe coning can
pAlsb Their platform contains come
good points ml1ed with considerable
moossbiae. There i 10 i slight iep-
dsBcy 10 communism, bot mostly BY
way d rag money.
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TAs latss nossllY - tie stipmsai 81
lager beer ff0m thss eoauify 70 Get
maay. Net ve shall ship caal t.
Newcastle. r8af tfoa, q Holland and
ia "a ChlnA. If Commissioner Dc Lac
matss his plans work
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efkFs ~ RNEmeFf NAAskNstef District %
- frehats CuUft, keA 81 MAAr haaiaf. wsthin
a. ~ 81 6f4strtsl % ne Ntlh. asy q AVfti
A ,. iszs
ia Etecutpf. On ke estate uf DYER u2ts
nsn, lsie q Artiu8toa.
10 said alsifiei deceased, ptapussnE b. frsAsa a.
tcceant = hAa kaHainiaiFAtiun ga sad estats
q is ofaetp4 - tsi4 Cuaft thst saia tcoeual -
sk&miasd fof allowance 81 seesian thsreaf to
- held 81 The l'ruaAta once Ia hsaoAesier IL
sd nisiftri 90 TIE xNh dts q Nay. a ..
ls7A AID that Bolice ~ Kivsn ~ AZ pstsons in .
tsTusts3 ~ the publication nf this ufasF il tie
AAnchfstfF AoFnEtts 4 nFNsraFsf printed a.
AAsa Manchester, three weehs sncceusivelf,
prpviuus 10 sid ums o. hesunK
true record
Attest, 7. X. siAoNns. Register.
A true copy ~ record,
se-sv Attest. u, N. sIMoSns, Register.
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4 rAnrlsAs rxYrsrloArlo,.

The democrats In Congress finally
trumped up courage enough 70 present
a resolution 10 the House on Monday.
70 investigate the alleged frauds Of the
returning boards 10 Florida and Loaisi.
ana a. the last Presidential election.
Ths resolution was presented By Potter
OF New YORK who. ia order 70 cut ofT
eli debate aud kmendmeal. immediately
moved the previous question. the
speaker having decided il to be . ques
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-16
Rubber Paint.
. m eai u3t
TO THE PEOPLE OF MANCHEs-
TER AND ADJOINING TOWNS.

As the season is arriving when many
OF you are thinking of Identifying and
improving your houses and out build
ings by treating them 10 coat OF paint
we ask you to consider the qualities Of
the rubber paint for the following reas-
sons It's ingredients are Linseed Oil,
Best English Lead and French Zinc.
with the addition of two pounds OF
rubber gum, cut with q chemical to each
gallon. The particular points claimed
are that while many of the chemical
paints that are sold have no oil or lead
in them, but are simply chemical pre-
paration, this differs and the superior
points may be summed up IS follows:
It is the most economical paint costing
one-quarter to one-third less than any
other while one third more may be &C
complished with 9 given quantity Its
durability surpasses that OF any other
paint for the reason that on whatever
weather or condition OF climate used
il is not affected while its great body Of
oil, lead and zinc with the addition Of
the rubber makes body remarkably
strong and at the same time so adhesive
and elastic that 1t viii not crack aud
peel Of. II retains color and beauti-
fol gloss better than any other kind Of
paint. One gallon will cover twenty
i've square yards. two coats and will
make better finish than three coats Of
ordinary paint. II has been used 10
Manchester and Dorset for the last lour
years and has given the best Of satis-
faction. The rubber paint is prepared
in pure white, made from bleached oil
especially for inside work. which makes
it very white. For floor paint Il has
no equal II is prepared in different
colors and put up In !, | and IA gallon
cans ready for use. The price has been
reduced 10 two dollars per gallon.
which makes It by far The cheapest
paint known. For circulats and isfor-
nation ia regard 70 THE paint call at
G. P. DUNHAM's.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

DnAsllGA 1onNaoxs kstste
We the Enhsarlhers, betug AppsiAioa ~
The Han. the fruhAte Cpurf Cor ne pistfici 81
Manchester Commissioners io receive etamius
and adjust the claims aud demands 81 All psrsous
AZ ninsi she estate q
Drualll& johnson, lata ~ Dorset
10 said Distrel deceased and also I'll elaims Ana
demands exhibited In Offset thereto, snd siI
months from the 81 dag 81 May 1878. being
allowed by aid Court Ter that purpose, we De-
therefore, hereby give notice, that W wiIl attend
10 the business Of eur appointment AZ the dwell
bag honss o. Austin I.aaa in the saia town %
DaFsst, on the LIST day Of Novemher pext, from
"a n until 1 O'Clock, ?. N. on said day.
Dated ~ Dorset VI, this 81 day Of Nay,
A. n. 1878.
AUSTIN LADD a..
H.9w Y. r. ALLEN, W."
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AUSTIN LADD -,
y. II. ALLEN, w" y
CYNTHIA u. sMEAps' Estate.

CYNTHIA L. SMEADS' Estate.
- state OF Vermont, District oi Manchester, -.
In Probate Court, held At Manchester, within
and fof said District on the 81 day Of May A. p.
1878
Present Hon. r, u. BrnroS, Judge,
The Administrator, Ansan Daok, on the estate
Of Cynthia l.. Rmead. late 81 Arlington. in said
District deceased, proposing 20 render An account
Of hia administration on sAid estate, Il 10 order.
sd by said Court that said account be examined
for allowance At a session thereof 70 be held at
the Probate OiEee ia Manchester in said District
on the 18th day OF May. A. D. 1878, and that no.
tee be given TO ell persons interested by the
publication Of this order IA the Manchester
IouKSAt., a newspaper printed At said MAnehss.
ter, three weeks sacoessIvely, previous TO said
time Of hearing
true record,
Affect, Z. D BURTON, Judge.
A true copy Of Record,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-16

A STANDARD medicine for curing
Bright's Disease, Kidney. Bladder and
Glandular Diseases, is HUNTS RENE
DY. Female Weakness, Pain In the
Side, Back and Loins, Gravel, Diabetes,
Intempersnce, Excuses and Prostitution
OF the Nervous System, Is cured by
HUNTS REMEDY. All Diseases Of
the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Or.
gans are cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
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Marriages.

Il n.usaeuls. krg1 Nlh. ~ + n Yer, Fs4
~ AAerea g. whfsasf sHd N5ss fsaais l.
L@eaard. ha@h q Miuhsn
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FAIRHIyEs, VT.. April ed. 1878.
Nh. J II. BoxxsTEKL, Eso..
AAnchesteg. VI
C. p. DUNHAM's.


Manchester, VI
Dear Sir:--In answer to yours OF the
goth ult concerning the sale aud use Of
Rubber Paint 10 our locality we have
70 say that We have sold about $500
gAIIons and il has given general salts
faction. II i durable and the glossy
Appearance IL retains makes ID superior
we tank 10 al other paints. Have
never known a. instance Of is crack.
ing or peeling Of
Respectfully,
ApAzs, 6oopEIcH i Co.
Taelegy Peat w.. hAy eth, is7s. e.
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The Manchester Journal.

prs,aosis. rrra, r.-s.us.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
GEosax &. HkRAoSs Estate.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, examine ard
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of
George &. Harmon, late Of Rupert,
in said district, deceased, and all claims eihib-
tied In OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purpose aforesaid, at the late
dwelling house OF said deceased Ia Rupert on
the 9Th day Of November neat, from Q o'clooh. a. N
until p. m on said day, and that six months
from the 9Th day OF May, A. D., 1878 in the time
limited by said Court fer said creditors 10 pre-
sent their claims TO us for examination and Al.
lowAnoe.
Dated at Rupert, this 9Th day OF May,
A. d. 1878.
JONAS WILDER, Co.
5i-9w NJ V. d. PRATT, 0"'"s'
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lH windhsm, Msy fth. Jsnal bah passEa. asssi
r yssts, u meahs sBd 5sya
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ACCIDENTS

viii happen In the best regulated
Kinds Of accIhents Tor = Day. Week
Ter 4 8on, Manchester, George I.
HpYnton, FACTORY Point. or Of a y.
Chlids, Bennington. 81
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rnuaspAY NAY ID. ,sis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-08

Gabriela
i Vamos ..., , hombre Pidame
usted la mano de la muchacha
i Padre de mi vida lie conteste.
Y rompf llorar como lloro ahora
i Huerfano y solo durante tantos amos
era aquella la primer veg, desde que
muri6 mi madre, que encontraba el dull
ce amparo de la familia y la augusta
sombra de la autoridad paternal
-Desde manana continue ID. Jai-
me, cuando hubo dominado la muda
emocion que le produjo mi llanto J: des-
de manana empezaremos a arreglar los
papeles, Y dentro de un mes SO veritica-
ra ell casamiento. No puedo dedicar &
utedes nj un dia mas. Estoy hacienda
mucha falta en- mi casa, sin contar con
que Madrid no me ha gustado nunca.
No referir6 usted todo 10 demas
que hablamos aquellainolvidable noche,
la 1nica de mi vida que me he conside-
RADIO verdaderamente feliz.-Ardo va
or deseos de poner termino a mi rela-
cion, y marcho derecho al desenlace de
todas las historias referidas.
Diego 70 comimos con D. Jaime en-
la fonda & que este habia lido a parar,
pues fueron in1tlles cuautas instancias
le hice para que SO hospedase en- mi
casa.
-Te hablar6 de til, 81 quieres, desde
ahora mismo. " respondiome con
singular donaire pero d6jame aqul
a mis- anchas -.
Y, como 20 insistiese en- mi ruego,
puso fin al asunto con estas inapelables
palabras
No te canses. He dicho que no,
y soy aragon6s Lo que 81 to pido es
que vengas VERNE todos los dias q
todas horas =. para luego hablarle de
ii a mi muier, que me abrumara q pre-
guntas -,
-Pues en- ese case (exclam6 Diego,
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cuyo semblante y tono de voz expresa-
ban hacia va ratio algo muy parecido a
celos, 8 q la envidia que siente un nino
hacia ell nuevo hermano que viene q
robarle caricias paternas =. en- ese
case, yo, que ahora no les hago uste-
des falta lguna en- Madrid, mo marcha-
re manana 4 Torrejou, donde tengo que
arreglar algunos negocios!-Uentro de
dos domingos estart de vue1ta
"El ldomingo gee Uieae estare de U@elta," "
entendi yo; pero, segun me han expll-
cado despues, su Erase fue la que he di-
cho antariormente.
El dia en- que ocuriia aquella CONVEX
sacion era tambien domingo.
Va listed a saber dijele yo D.
Jaime, en- lugar de responderle Diego,
la causa del viaje de nuestro amigo 49,.
i Cuidado con 10 que hablas pro
rum pi6 el hipocondriaco, temiendo que
hubiese yo traslucido y fuera a revelar
10 que su pobre corazon sentia.
Este modelo de amigos generosos
prosegul, sin hacerle case } va q To
rreion de Ardoz 4 vender ganado tri-
go, fin de reunir dinero y desempenar
esplendidamente su papel de padrino de
mi boda. Porque ~. iya SO We ....
como es un senior casado, no puede to-
ner confanza conmigo para meter Ia
mano en- mi GAIA nj para deiar de
hacerme ciertos regalos II No es
asi, mi buen Diego Con franque2a
Diego SO echo reir carinosamente,
Y me estrecho la mano como pidi6ndo-
me perdon.
: No digo mi fortuna exolam6 al
mismo tempo toda mi sangre darfa
por tn felicidad
i Lo esta V. viendo? repuse yo.)
Siempre ha sido asi
i Que 1 TIE parezco NAL F?
II No, hombre, no H.. AL contra
rio TIE permito que to arruines -.
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GACETA DEL 6.

Real orden con el decreto man.
dando promulgar y observar en- las
provincias de Ultramar la Ley de Ia
Peninsula de 80 de Julio pr6ximo
pasado que reforma y suprime va
rios artfculos de! C6digo de Comercio
y disponiendo que la palabra Reino
que Sc emplea en- ell artfculo |, ,062
Sc sustituya por las de Ia respecti0a
isM.
Otra sobre deslinde de montes del
Estado ocasionada por ell expediente
del denominado Sierra Guilarte.
Otra excusando d las provincias
de Ultramar de asistir Ia Exposi-
cion international de Sidney, Aus
tralia, que Sc celebrard en- 1879, en- el
mes de Agosto, bajo la protection
del gobierno britanico, y disponiendo
que Sc de la necesaria publicidad al
mencionado certamen.
Otra sobre certifcaciones de exis-
tencia en- ell Ejercito de soldados que
sirvan por su suerte 8 de los que,
siendo voluntarios, pasan con posts-
rioridad por correspondents asf Ell
cupo.
Por la Real Audiencia Sc hace
pdblico ell nombramiento de u. Per-
fecto Bures para el cargo de Notario
de Bayamon y sus agregados Guai-
nabo y Rio-piedras.
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nose de una mansra muy casual y pro-
saica, 6 sea por resultas de vulgarisimos
academies. -Verdad es que la p6lvora
estaba va enterrada, 10 que vi luego,
que solo faltaba una leve chispa para
que sobreviniera 81 terremoto.
Sebe usted que, desde la tarde de Ia
celebre comida en- casa de Diego, en- que
tan NAL 10 pasamos todos, no habla 20
vuslto 4 yer Gregoria. La amistad y
la cortesia aconsejabame mas que nunca
no dejar de visitarla durante la ausen-
cia de su marido; pero otras atenciones
para mi menos desagradables que ell
trato de aquella mujer, hicieronme di-
ferir la vista hasta que, suponiendo que
mi amigo habria regresado va de su
viale, extra1e que no hubiera lido ver-
me desde luego.
Partiendo, pues, del error de que al
marchar nos bahia dicho "el domingo
que uiene estore de vuelta, encamin6me
& su casa el primer domingo siguiente al
dia de su marcha, sea una semana
despues de nuestra despedida, no du.
dando de que estaria va en- Madrid, y
CeuerOSO ue que HuUleSe llcSduo eHIoT-
mo, 8 de que SO hallase enojado conmi-
90 q causa de mi dcscortesls para con
Gregoria.
Serian las cuatro de la tarde cuando
penetre en- su casa, despues de haber
hecho gran acopio de algeria y de pa
ciencia, q fin de que mi tsrcera entrevis-
ia con su mujer desc mejor resultado
que las dos anteriores -.
d Que pasa por aqui? comenc6 q
gritar iubilosamente, no bien me abri6
la puerta la criada. Hola, famiia |!
Muy buenas tardes Aqui hay un pc
regrino que pide hospitalidad por ocho
horas Aqui hay un deseltor que vie-
ne q auedarse q conner, q hablar hasta
por los codos, q echar un sueno en- una
butaca, q descansar, en- fin, despuss de
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TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nueva- Y York, Noviembre 3.-Un
despacho de Calcutta al Times do
Londres dice que la resistencia que
presentaron los afghanes en- el Paso
de Khyber ha sido exagerada, y ana
de que no son de esperar encuentros
importantes en- 10 que resta del alo.
Sc ha reunido Ell Congreso de los
Estados- Unidos. Ell mensaje del pre-
sidente en- 10 relative 4 la polftica
extranjera carece de importancia /;
solo contiene una protesta contra ell
laudo de la pesquerla de Halifax.
Noticias de Constahtinopla asegu-
ran que un consejo de guerra al que
Sc sometio la conducta de Soliman-
Baja mandando ell ejercito en- Ell
Paso de Shipka, lie ha condenado 4
la degradation.
Ell conde de Beust, ministro de
Austria en- L6ndres, ha recibido sus
credenciales para representa- d su
pals en- Francia.
Id. 4.-Se confrman las noticias
de la evacuation de Jellabad.
De Constantinopla Sc dice que las
tropas irregulares han incendiado 20
aldeas de Macedonia.
Ell director del Banco belga de
Bruselas ha sido convicto de fraude
y sentenciado a ounce amos de pri-
sion.
Ell Times protesta contra Ell tono
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seis dias de improbos trabaios
A estas voces acudio Gregoria, muy
grave y circunspecta, y me dijo:
i All ss usted, senior Conde ?
Dichosos los ojos que 10 ven usted |
-Perd6neme usted, mi querida Gre
goria, { le respondi, sin dejar mi toDo
de chanza }. Confeso que me he porta-
do infamemente con listed; pero, en-
cambio, hoy vengo decidido sstarms
aaui hasta las doce de la noche. Digo,
porque supongo que me darAn ustsdes
bien de conner
No tengo incouveniente. Sabs
usted que esta en- gu casa.
Els usted muy Ana. =. demasla-
do fna !-Pero, vamos YER -. DON
de esta nuestro viaiero, que no sale &
recibirmel
d Pregunta listed por Diego Pues
no sabe listed que SO march6 & Tore
jon?
i Como ! No ha regresado todayia?
-pregunte estupefactc.
i Hagase listed de nuevas repli-
CO Gregoria. J Demssiado sabe usted
que SO despidio por ounce dissi
-Juro q usted que ignoraba, -
murmure, retrocediendo maquinalmen-
to hacia la puerta.
i Oh no vaya usted 4 marcharse
por esol (se apresuro anadir enfati-
camente. Diego mo conoce -, y no.
llevara q NAL el que su esposa 10 atien-
da listed como 81 81 estuviera en- Ma
drid. Ahora, 81 listed comprende que
ha de aburrirse demasiado no sstando
aqui su amigo.
i Gregoria respond con ingsnua
efusion. Mi mayor deseo es serle &
listed agradable Sabe Dios cuan-
to me alegraria de que usted me quisis-
Sc tanto como Diego!
lCoST1SuAsl.)