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Evening journal., 1891-12-02
shot HIS Little brother Dead

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. 2.--Walter Hyman,
an eleven-year-old boy, shot and instantly
killed his three-year-old brother George at
their home on Passaic avenue, North Belle
vile, while fooling with loaded revolver.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
Three Hundred syraeuse Men strll.e.

Ahfee hundred syracuse wen Nttihts
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Dec when the EN-
ployes in John Moore's picture frame fac
tory were notified that their wages would
be reduced 10 per cent. about 300 of the meI
and boys employed in the factory went OF
strike
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
nc Nlnth YIctlm bod

TOLEDO, Dec. 2-Mrs. John T Nelson, one
Of the victims Of the railroad disaster Of
Saturday night, is dead, making the ninth
victim.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
Yos YIN he surprised

To see the three-dollsr gold spectacles al
Professor Wells, No. 305 Market street,
which must be sold In two weeks on &C
count Of OvsEstOck, Th's 10 no humbug
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
A stranaed Aetre.. Attemrt. snIelae.

A stranded Actress Attempts Suicide.
LANCASTER, Pa, Dec Edith Newton
of the Mack Charles Opera company, at
tempted suicide by turning on the gas il
her room at a hotel Unrequited affection
and the stranding OF her company were th'
rolaea,
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
Anna 81. Purdv Found Guiltv.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 2.-The jury in the
case OF the people against Anna NJ Purdy
charged with practicing medicine without i
license, returned a verdict of guilty.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
nInr.lnrnr - IL rrinl-

ROCHESTER, ~ Y, Dec Joseph l.
Tice is ON trial before Judge Davy on th'
charge Of murder in the first degree in kill
ms, his wife
Evening journal., 1891-12-02

John Ruskin wrote a copper plate
hand when he was years old. In after
years his writing took on more golden
and less legible character.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
whioh Is the Ra.t !

Insurance In force. Insur. for 1890
Equitable Life. S7sO. .662, 1880 sos, sd, ,l0700
Provident Life .
ana Trust 7e,27Lsl500 la.24l, $3.50
penn NufraI o0278.70iO0 s0.663 272 90
Nenhaftsn Life sl,500,754.0o 1885. .4ol.oo
The "Equitable's" business for 1890
alone. nearly equals the total insurance in
force Of the ProvidentLife, Penn Mutual
and Manhattan Life combiued.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
Gain at New Hav.

NEW HAVEN, Dec. AIN the municipal
election here the Democrats gained one al
derman and seven councilmen.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02

TRENTON, Dec 9.-The suit and counter
suit Of President Sanford, Of the Adams Ell.
press company, and ex-President John Hoey
has again been postponed until Dec. ".
Evening journal., 1891-12-02

LITTLE Girl (Ds Fashion Flat)-"Is
that my new bretheri Amt be cutsi
Did the angels bring him?" Mamma
Yes, my dear Little Girl-"Did they
have flaming swords2" MammR-"No
WhyT Little 6irl-'T don't see how
they got past the iAnitor Good News.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
sTEMs or iNTEREsT

JAckY-''Ws had a thirteen pound
turkey at our houss yesterday" jim
"oh, some of2 That's nawthin. We
had one that weighed fifteen pounds
Jasky-"I dent care Z your old turkey
was bigger. I'll bet you didn't have no
Doctor come to see you twice in the night
the way did.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
30 I'm, fnr nr. Grn,e
The weather.

DENVER, Dec. 2.-No jury has been ob
tanned yet for the trial Of Dr. Graves
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
rive Moro nodies Found.

LONDON, Dec. 2--Five more bodies have
been found in the ruins OF the buildings
which collapsed at Blackburn at the time Of
the gasometer explosion there. Il is now
hoped that not more than fifteen people lost
their lives
Evening journal., 1891-12-02


THE Dslrs Drsssmaker. a magazine
for girls, reached its Hrst birthday with
beautiful December number just a.
hand. This highly practical periodical
has been well received by mothers and
their daughters, whe fnd In it's pages
much instructive and entertaining matter
suitable TO smyloy the minds and some.
times the mischsvious fingers Of their
girls. The price is only one dollar a
year, post paid, and we feel quite sure
that sum could not be used to better Ad
vantage towards the education Of cur
girls than through a SUBSCRIPTION ia
this highly interesting magazine. The
Dolls Dressmakef would make an
admirable holiday or birthday lift. Al
any rate send 10 the publisher, Jennie
Wren, 35 East 77th street New York
City fer a sample copy.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
Doss Prossstion Proteetq

Du8N EFOEt0TIUH FTuteEII
Certainly, in one instance it does. Hoods
SarssDarilla is the great protection
against the dangers OF impure blood and
1t will cure or prevent all diseases OF
this class. II has we'll won It's name OF
the best blood purifier.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02

The weather promises to be generally fair
and warmer.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
IS THE KAISER IkSANEq
Rumor That He Will Undergo
a Medical Examination.
SAD STORIES OF THE sLAvBTRADB.

Women and Children Rsocked Down TO
she Highest bidder In Morocos sad In
SAINTS Torn from Parents' Arns-Isnain
Pasha Wants to ne an Afrscnn King.
r BERLIN, Dec 2-The lKaiser. itisrunored,
has seriously spoken Of submitting himsolf
to a medical examination as to his sanity, in
order to offer conclusive refubation 70 the
critics in France and England WHO have
been throwing out hints rediecting upon il,
Should the kaiser conclude 60 take the step
leading experts would beiavioed from Eng
land and perhaps, from Italy, Austria and
Sweden, who would make thorough ex-
summation and a complete report upon tho
cerebral condition OF the flustricus patient.
The suhJect ~ Gene~aI Gossip.
Whatever may be the foundation for the
runor, il Is certain that the ksisor's mental
condition is a subject cf general discussion,
or rather insinuation. and il is believed
that the current gossip cannot have failed
il some form to reach the iadssr's cars.
Horrors OF the MorOooo slave Trade.
TANGIERs, Dec. s.-Painful accounts ars
ANoeived Of the slave traffic in Morocco. The
sultan has lately been making his annua
expeditions against tribes that have failed
or refused to pay their taxes. an the WON
en- and children OF the conquered tribes have
been taken OF captives, 10 be disposed OF Al
slaves. the sultan and his officers FIRST pick
ing number of the moro beautiful for theil
harems. The sale OF the caPtivee hos beer
conducted publicly at Fer and othnr places
Children Torn from Their Mothers.
The women and children were sold TO th,
highest bidders, there being 10 c0mpunctior
about separating mothers from their of
spring. In one instance a mother WAS solo
10 one bidder and the babe in her arms :,
another The scene at the separation wa
heartrending, the woman having 10 be tori
by force from her child. The more attract
i've women in the Fez market brought higl
prices, some Of them the Moorish equivalen
for about gl00.
Elderly Females a Drug on the Market
The plain and elderly females were a drul
on the hands Of the dealers, who could hard
" draw a bid, one woman, exceptionally il
favored, going for blanket-equal TO nine
pence 1t is thought these latest horror
viii evoke a remembrance from the Euro
penn powers. Europeans at Fez who on
deavored to interfere aud prevent the NOR
inhuman features Of the traffic were men
aced with violence by the natives.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
HOW WE DO 1T.

To sell $40 or $40 worth such easy may seem
like long stretch of credit but business esab
shed upon this basis has enabled adopt system which
makes it work satsactory-to both buyer and seller.
Variety, extent STYLE express the character of stock
all kinds of Furniture Carpets Stoves etc every taste
suited any style required in chamber paror and dining
hall pieces odd and fancy tables and chairs writing
desks, etc, ETC.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
The brazilian Revolution.

"There was not sign Of trouble III
Brazil wh@ left. but / had only been
away two days before the revolution
broke out. The people, as a general thing,
do not care for improvements. and IL Is
not an unusual thing to see the old
fashioned OK carts with the revolving
axle.
Mr. Ovenshine has many fne pictures
Of the interesting places in Brazil Que
Of the most interesting is the monument
of do Ypunsngo, where Dom Pedro, the
First, declared the independence Of Brazil
from Portugal.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
GENTS
FURNISH
INGS.
You
would be
surprised

AANOS' SUI pIlSSu
if you
have not seen the stock
we carry, the styles we
keep, the prices we make
and the trade we are do
ing. Every day brings evi-
dence of greatly increas-
ing trade and we have
made unusual preparations
for holiday and gift buy
ers. Staple goods, popu-
lar styles and as low prices
as cash buying can make
on every article in the
department. We espe-
cially want you to see the
Japanese Silk Quilted
Smoking Jackets we are
selling for S.. Last year
we soon sold all we had
and could not duplicate,
and unless you select
early you may miss such
a bargain again. Beauti-
full cloth and fancy plaid
House Goats for the same
money, and we would be
pleased to have you see
them while the assort-
ment is full.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
w. @. ID. r.. E

Clothing cleaned, dyed and repaired by
skilled workmen at 91l Market street
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
Defaulters McFariane and Marsh.
RI.hon Coleman,a CoIns Taksn,

While staying at hotel the Whining
ton man had yalise containing valuable
papers stolen, and among other things
was full collection Of the coins Of Brazil
for Bishop Coleman he has received q
letter since he returned TO this city.
which said that they we're still looking
for the thief, but had not found him yet,
bat have hopes Of catching him soon.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02

DOES your eousin Bill smoker" Yes Z
"He didn't when | knew him. "He
hadn't died, then. New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1891-12-02
Awful treatment Of Women
Roth Companionr Died Of. RsvOr.

There is sad incident connected with
Mr. Ovsnshine's trip. The yellow fever
was raging in tie city he was staying in
Two msn, John Graft Of PhiladslPhis
and 4. J Peters Of Lebanon, representing
tbe Baldwin Locomotive Works were
with him On JUNE 1S they left M
ovenshine to attend TO some business
and on June 30 they died of the fever,
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ETICIETks5iC iCARTullNl
Ds HABARQUl.

\ Oh 1iB ee
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linistration du BOIetin Mer-

administration du BOletin Mer-
eantH a phonneur de prier Messieurs
les Annonciers franqais de vouloir bien
Semettre leurs ordres de PublicitG a
MN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
sont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
de ce journal pour la PabIicitS FraHeaiSs
q Anglaiss.
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bOietin HerCantil de PnePto-RiCO.
PERIOUICO CONSAGhA Dlr
La DEkE8SA DE Los INTERESTS EACIOBAIES EE AMLRHI
02sagO LOS ESPAGOlEs IECOEDICIOgIlE En- PfO:gICO
CONDlClONES GENERATES acordadas por Ia DrecoIor
para toda csse de remitidos anuncios.

publication de los por medic de pac cor.
yer conaea dstermnaran 81 los niErnos.
Los comuncxdoE remaos gacetss deben sLssd con
nmA DEL autor repontabdnd
mas con de persona espoDsable De 0F
Los originates de rsrnios
dsvusos aunqus pubHquen
No responds de rotuEa nj exravos
La Deri6dico FOR sessnts s esrs.,,
dc largo.
anunciante tend deecho exgr sSs
pn5caon sus nnunco En de asssr &c
0pS sobre 81 precio de sTifA : IS. : 80
anuncnte skt para publication d. sus .npr p
aA bonihcAc6n do 10 pS scb los precios turfa
Cuand imports los AnunciOs xeeds sssss rUsnl.
vara oil primer ndrnefo
Para los snItofsR del BoLars ns gsesss
snitao sscci6n ndisnts sxsss
LOs suscrpo tsndrkn s 80 pS sobrs q po
illaz comuniesdos Femindos. - = =.
mros dc aA uscrpon snuuos gscstas remiaos eonuu;
oedce. anicipaao. ~-s
81 pOr imprsv dsjaM Dc nl ps6dico spuo,.m.n
nunans rsnsgradO ous hnli
aslAdo d sahr.
2ax1fa para l.. publication dc mnnncios
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LaUIENoIADE TEEHDURIA DI
LJHROS alDElifoata por Ia aplicaeion d.
sna rsela Ii Ez1lhla para assatar 81 dsaaol
sI aerssdci, sscI0psaada Dc nansrosc.
s,enplcs DO ssIeRlos nsFsaRtiles, FOR c
6. MsrsA, tIaassiao Do 10 SO. sale On Ii
gIssa por 4. Ga Besk, bajs Ia iERs. sisti
snpsselSa del aHtoE. "a soRo sisEsEts
xsats sassaasrHado Es-sS Oh 10 In :
ssD BOlgttR.
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CORFABlLlDAD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de L4bros ARE.
xlados & loo formulsrioR publica.
dos pcr el Gohierno General.
Impresca dc todas slaaes para
.os hunicipioa.
De vents en- In lmprenta del
BoLaT1E.
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The Proprietors of the BOIettn
Merantu have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess, AMEDEE
PRINCE 4 CO who are the sole
Agents for all English @ French
Advertising.
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0sA coL0AsA I g" ''as ...u .....I !,
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RlNRlGI1OAi
DE- COMERCIANTE.

RIgfOAlA DEL CCMERUIO IL
aas las rasicnss, dsa d. Ice Esmpos mas rs'
nosos ha Is upes tros Slas poT NJ. 6cAsss'
krxs sis> sei tisf els rof los aisnnos Dc e
s,ss. do ssse ls.ch o sstablssiaa On sl Ats
rec 1s'sspssal d. u 90 i'd, y pablisads asx
psRaRs &c 10 EbEs D O. iosloA.
Des teEGs grass o. Iasts aspako's, 81
On Ia IEapraAia &al kc as.
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a i0'n ielIGl lUllllIIl
LIN RAMoN MORENO
21a = CRUZ = Fl.

Tengo 81 gusto de os,....
- Inpnso !. 70 en- general mis- selvie,o..
en- q Samo . Cue me defiIco n. 49, .as.Os
nes dc adultos y de n@rvwl.,. le- y.
sTsn iujo.-Tlenes para vias,s.au 49,. 8
: : ,sa LIES uapllla ardiente.--- 80
sallaeos psfo honras } enanto 49, -
Dslo g noe conhen, sirvienson = I -. -
pnebl0s 90 In isln s0n 49, ~..s. los
eleapsdp e nna Aora. ~ - -
olaslp sniialpaao
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q. Las Pey.aS IL SiAsGt,
sSde Q,tiRtnd, Br0n9hjdydt
i,sr CjOT'hidratO, Vdier tG'lat'
90. D,a, etc. etc, del Dr. Clertan
nti ven cada una diey centigrumos
> aacs. de sal de quinin1 q,,inai
sn's pnrd, de fabrication fran
r~ y estan preparadas por u
4. a,eiiI. ;ento aprohado por la Acc
'cu.a ie Medicina de Paris.
I.alo una envoltura gelatinosS
:.ae>parente Y muy facil de di i.etii
l. tainlna Sc conSerTa t,adeflid0
q: ,.te Sln 0Ijerdc:6a y Sc tyd,-1 So
rst de1e HinG1el Gm0rSOr.
e. da frasco contiene treinta perlas
sea tres gramos de So; de Quinint
En- aaelante cada perla de quinil
lcI y Clertar llevara Impress !.
palahrAs "Clertan Pario".
t9TA. - Is absoirtamsnte Ge~1e,
adiapensa5le exigirla marc :-=-,;.,s, 3 49,
Sc Vsnds sI oor msn6r sn Ia mayor oar
DO las Farmaciae.
TAnRIcAcIoE Y vENTA FoR NAToP
casa L. FRERE. IA. Rue Iannh Do
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LIBROS

recibidos por ell Ultlmo va.
por-corrso 70 10 lmprents
del BoLETIs' MEFHAk-
TIL
cereda. Los HGmbres 0e pro.
EinuSs --Hiis. esposs y ma0rl
4 bomos.
Escrich.--M Martir.del '3dlgots,
tomoss
C6digo Penal Militar.
AncoSa de salvaci0n, (Dey oclI
aSrioI.
Castafos.-TenadErIa 0e nOros
'7uia del Comercio y de la bancs
NOvELAs DE PEREZ GAL
UOs.- Memorials 6oun Oorsessno de
1915. El 0ranGe Oriente, III Terror
de 1894, Un voluntario EealistA
Los ApoSt6licoS, Juan Martin Q
EmpeCinado, Los Glen mil hijos de
SAN Lula, On f&ecioso mas, El siete
do Julio, Batalls de los Araplies,
Bail6n, El eQuipaje del Rey Joae,
Napoleon en- Ohamar1in, III ID d.
Nj arxo y 81 2 dc Mayo, Corona, Ira.
falgar, La segunda Cssacs, Ia Cor
10 dc Carlos ~, OAdlz, ZaragoEsi
Iormento, El DR.. Oengeno, Lo PTo.
hihido. La Fontana de orc, b.
sm,ge Manso, Dofa Perfecta, Clio
rla, Forsnnata y Jacints, La fl
uiiia de Leon Roch, La Deshereds
do.
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UNGUENTo HOLLOWAY

!, = hsIe sIs, mafavilloso halssmo nan.
las1ilDlemenie laa 1Iaaea las heridas antiepass' s
las lsgas, y los males de plerns. -.
ae pecho. Por medic - anas
nusnela r,'. las dlceras yirulenfs. to .o
man muy pronto un aspectc .os ~ sO-
saieclente y desaparecen. .TaS.1- ~
y; osJa, este, este nnguento ferriaers%nta %
,0. ne p.oouclr una cura perfsota -
IL las aieceiones de la miti. ios sso con. =
las toses y d rsnmat,sn Sns'
{ 40 ,oSoS Suanuo ll'. 81 "a apelado en- vano
I" 'O00S los demas remedies. .AO
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AMIGOS OsDETODOS
hLL0RAsLKClLOWAy.:.,

Millones Dc leisonss, en- tud..
:. AS l lai1es e. del nnLoo, I.comi.noan
~ ". nas riloolas como el meior res-. I.
aauiaLlso "a l', oe Ia salud que e como. no
20. Elias turan todss las afer rci.'-
mes del eorszon, del hiesdo' VlII y, :,
esIon ego, dc lbs llfiones ) a ~. 80
intesnnos, y rtmuevtn IL sc,;r.O -
ma, ia nalulencia y la cardiale;.
s1puisando dc la ssngre foda g,
l pnleaa. iorialeciendo completsmsr1- .s1-
te 81 slstema neryioso : salusn- 49,
aono saiudabie : la organisaoi6nn 6n
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"a K II ELE S

con las pesas y medidas del Sistema Ne
lrlc0 Decimal, en- la 1mprenta del bOLE.
Tin MEKCANTIL.
--Se hallan ademas Otras muchas nOyeda.
des y SO esperan mas DEL extraniero.
En- trabaj0s de lmprenta, Lncuadernaciol
y kitOgrat1a, SO pueden yer satistechos to-
pos los gustOS y cumpiidas todas Las exi-
9enclas. = tusa en- los precios; elegancia
On Ia e)e ~~,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-14

AndandO tientas y ApOyandOse en- las
paredes, mesas y sllas, lego Jan JOt la
escalera Sc encaFam6 penOsamente ell pri-
me' piso, no sin cOTrer varias veoes el
riesgo de caerse, lego So cuchitril
Una vez en- 6ste busc6 la GAIA de cerillas Y
encendi0 una, con ella una vela.
LD primerO que hizo fue limpiarse la cara +,
81 uu momentO qued6 llenO de saugre ell
palO que emple6, por fin, gracias al aqua
fra, pudo lograr que Sc detuviese la hemo-
rrsgia.
Terminada esta operaei6n volvi6 q saiir.
En- la taberna hallabase Pinson oculto bsjo
81 mostrador para yer 10 que hacfa Giou-
Glou sin que este le viese.
Para ObraT de Bsa manera tenfa dos razO-
mes; la primeTa que deseaba saher d6nde
Sc dlrigia el OrganillerO en- Case de que tu-
viese el capTicho de salir, y la segunda por-
que temla el primer arranque de 50 c6lera
fuEiOsa porque le habfa em bOrrachado.
Sali6 efectivamente Jan JOt, emperO e6n
no estaba eompIetamente despejado, hi tam
POGO pOdfa cO0Tdinar sus ideas con completa
precision.
En- medic del caos de elias que Sc agitaba
confnsamente en su imagination, solo una Sc
destacaba con mas claridad haciendole expe-
Timentar grandes angnstias, Ia Teferente 4
Daguerre.
Sali6 de Ia taberua pasando por delante
del mostradOr sin que pOT IN mognsntO le
.oeurFiese eI pensamientO de que Pinson
estaba 0cUltO all.
POr otrR parte, hasta entOnces no 40 le
habfa ocnrrido la menOr dnda acel.ca de la
peTs0nalidad del obrero alsacian0 que le
convidara con tanta esplendides u nOehe
anterior.
al saIiF al campo Sc oFient6 con mucha
diticultad, p0rgue pareclaie que todo daba
vueltaa en torn0 suyo, siendo, ademas, mny
c0nfnsas sue ideaa, J doliendole la cabeza de
una mansra extrAOrdinaTia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-14

eolOcandOsele sObTe el peehO, pero muy
pFonto SO le desiiZ0 Otra veg volviendO &
ooupar 50 postura primitiva la caida del
brazo hiGo tambaleaFse ell cueTpO, en- eauili-
brio sobTe el bancO, el d0rmidO Glou-
G!oa rodo de cara al suelO dandOse IN fuer-
to gOlpe en- Ia nariz.
F0e este tan fuerte que empez6le salir
sangre contribuy6 & que SO despertase
Habiasele despejadO un POGO la cabeza.
primerO con 81 sueflo " luego por la p6rdida
de Ia sangre, este 10 salv6 Quiz6s lie una
apoplegfa.
Cost6le muchfsimo trabajo recobrar el CO.
nocimientO, 81 bien tenla los ojos abiertOs, el
rostrO contra el auelo y Ell brazo dobladO ba.
io el cuerpo.
De ma mauera muy lenta fu6 recobrando
Ia inteligeEcia, peFo en- estO tsrd6 muchlsi-
mo.
Pasado an huen ratio incorpor6se sento-
Sc, mientFas de su Dariz eOntinuaba manan-
do sangre en- abnndancia.
-gEn d6nde demOnios estoyq -diio. .-Es
de n0cAe, zen d6nde estar& mi organilloq
Z extendi6 So inico braEo en Tededor en-
busca del instrumental.
--lTomal Y mi OrganilAO no ests aqui q
mi iadol kEn d6nde le habre dejadoP
Di6se IN gOlpe en- la eabeza con un banco,
y apoyando el bra2o en- 81, pudc levaDtarse.
No hacia luna, perO sucedfa 10 que nara
mos en- ana de esas noches en- que 81 eielo
despeiado tiene an aEnl admirable en- los
que reina una claridad indecisa, y esta le
petmiti6 reconocer el establecimientO La O.
ta he l0s Cdedd0res.
-lAhl- exclam6.- fEstoy en casa del pa
dre Autoniol
Llev6se 10 nano al rostr0 poF 81 que con-
tinnaba chorreand0 Ia sangre, manchandole
81 oigota, In harba ell cuell0.
EntF6 ca la taberna daudo vocea.
EEh Padre Ant0niol Padre AntOniol
IPadre Antonio! gD6nde eat6is9
Nadte respondi0 4 sns llamamisntos.
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JULES MARY
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Heysi6n sgpaFOIa dc Francisco Carries
SEXTA PARTE
JAN Jor FL oReANILLERo

Hicieron To- que indicaba el tabernero, v el
banco sirvi6 aquella noche de CANA Glou-
GlOu.
Ne voy & acostar- dijo Vatrin-y vos,
sefiOr PiDson, squ6 pens6is haceI4----
Quedarme aqul, poTque no quiero per-
1erle de vista pOT si se degpierta.
Entoncea dabe ser muy grave 10 que ese
hom bre tiene que deciTos.
-lQUi6n sabel
"a los cineO minutOs de OeuTTir este halla
base sumida Ia tAberna de Vatrin en- Ia ma
yoE 0bacuTidad, Pinson quo era 81 bajo
"a tercer disfraE- permanecfa tranquilamen-
"a co el fondo de la sala esperanto 4 que Sc
deapertase Glou-GlOu.
El estado de este indieaba que no Sc iba
despertar tan pront0 como deseaba el agen.
C..
Tendido boca arFiba en al banco, col
g4ndoIe uno de los brazoa, peImaDeci0 du-
Tante mucho tempo ain abandonar su COM
pletn inmovilidad.
Al eso de ia una de Is madrugada hizo, sin
.,rshereo. algnnop mOvimieBt0s, 0ien p0rque
u oausaae impression ~ freseurs W y noehs, q
gsiaD porque 30 podia resgilAt zaaso ~ =
ooetnra eu cue a. qued6 dormldp,
kgor,6ronee sas do5oa, levanto 81 braao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-14

Atraves6 el campo Y fuese a rondar Dor
los alIededorss de la casa dc Daguerre.
Vio de pronto ell seto tras el que 80 ocul-
tara IN dia para acechsr q PinsOn fuese q
instaiar tras s como el primer dia.
Aunque POGO POGO con gran trabajO su
espfritu fue reeObrando toda su ucides, 4
la saxon va podia cOmparar mas con otras
sus ideas
-SQue es 10 que vengo a hacer aoufP
gone es 10 que pOdre averiguar3
ii senor Gsrardo Ordeno que no perdiese
de vista DsgaerTe que le siguiese to-
das parties, esta tarde tuve OCCASION de ass-
gaTaTme de que Dagaerre intentaba difigirse
al bOsqae de EIaatte.
La ven lad es que Sc hace precise que
exista IN mO,ivo muy interesante 8 pode roso
pala que de esa mRnera Sc obstipe en- diri-
gifse hacia el oosque estando adn enfeImo 6
convalecient,s
es indtidlable que existe an motive
pnestO que Id vi en- el eamino, si Daguerre
saIo esta nozzle mientras tantO que me esta-
oa emit ooTrachando con ese maldito alsaeianO
habsa sido para ir al bOsque de Halatte.
81 a1u 50 laa saiido sale otra ves, sera
tam bien paFf ir al bOsQue, ocultandome
en los indenps de este, puedo quizas rep arar
M tOrpeza, fsperaz que salga Dagusrre. 8
en aceehaF SD llegada.
Saiiose del sstO tom6 ell eamiuO. = bas-
tsnte distancia y OcultandOse Y tomando
nll pFecaucllnes para no ser viBt0, sigui6le
eI agente PiilaOn.
mama desi1parecido easi pOf complete la
osafFacneFs de Glou Gl0a; peFo en- aouellOa
momentos tenfa que luehar con toda la ener-
gin dc que Ella capaz contra 81 sueno one ce-
rraba sue pafpados y haefale tamhalear.
lnternose an 81 b0aque qnedAndoee en sna
ilnderOs, q esper0 algunOs minutes en-
pie entire las maezas.
= inaOviiida constitute IN npeligrO muy