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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
p,cg RAIL DRESS MATERIAL.

RICH BALL DRESS MATERIAL.
A rich new material for ball dresses
resembles the silk beaver OF gentle
mans high hat. 1t comes In the most
EXQUISITE shades and is made with great
sim plicity and little trimming, all de-
pending upon the cut AID MT OF the
sumptuous material.
A pretty way to make the new piisse
material is a plain skirt with several
narrow ruches OF satin around the bot
tom. The corsage Is plain with broad
scarf" or wrinked corselet OF velvet
around the waist, from which hang at
the left side satin ribbons, which fall as
If to hold a pocket, but really end In
elaborate bows aud ends tied again In a
fanciful manner. Long tight sleeves Of
the plisse end in points over the hands.
AT the top OF the sleeves falls a deep
full duff OF velvet. Over the shoulders
are two folded pieces OF plisse, ending
In ribbon rosettes on the bust and COM
ing to point In the back with rosette.
The effect is that OF q small folded
fichu.
The skirts are more and more cling
ing and straight and as few petticoats
as possible are worn. Some OF the
skirts have inner Innings OF down to give
the warmth and reduce the number OF
under garments. The Innings OF the
skirts are OF changeable taffets, which
is strong and light, as well as having
slippery quality, which makes II delight
full to walk 10. A mass OF small auf-
fies is placed around the inside OF the
skirt to show when the skirt is lifted
and to keep 1t In place when down. The
bell shaped skirt continues more and
more ia favor.
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GROWING VERY BOLD.
Anarchists Place Dynamite Bombs Right
Under the Noses of the French Police.

Anarchists Place Dynamite Bombs Right
Under the Noses of the French Police.
PARIS. March 4.-The efforts OF the
Anarchists to create feeling OF panic
among all classes of society who have
incurred their diSpleasure continue.
Since the explosion in the doorway OF
the residence of the Pricess DeSagan, in
the Faubourg Saint German, on Mon
day last, the police have been untiring
in their efforts to discover the perpe-
traitors.
As to show their contempt OF the
police, the Anarchist have transferred
their activity TO the quarters occupied
by them. -Four miles north of Paris is
the village Of Saint 0uen-Sur-Seine,
which has a population of over 1l,OO
people.
Considerable CONSERVATION was cre-
ated in the Gen d. armie there this morn
ing by the discovery of two dynamite
cartridges which had been placed In the
doorway Of that building. Ithad been
raining during the early morning hours
and to this fact may be attributed the
averting of a disastrous explosion. The
cartridges were powerful enough to
have blown the whole police barracks to
atoms.
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100 DIALECTS IN NEW YORK.
Or. Nsgle Says New York Is More Cosm q
politan Than Paris.


There are few men who know much
more about this town than DR.. Nagle, Of
the Bureau OF Vital Statistics, affirms
the Mat and Erpress 1t Is part OF bis
business 10 be we'll Informed on this
subject, and he is.
he was speaking not long ago OF the
different races OF men TO DO iound 10
New York,
..Nev York IL now the most cosmo-
politan city on the GLOBE" he said. 1T
has become more so than even Paris
since the great influx OF immigration
began. There is no language now that
Is not spoken In this city. But In addi-
ton 10 the languages that may be both
spoken and written there are not less
than one hundred dialects spoken In
New York.
ssThere is no nationality scarcely that
ia not represented In New York now.
You can meet the Tartar and the Slav
cheek By jowl with the Magyar and the
Modern Hun. All the varied types OF
southern Europe are TO be found on the
east side, and down on Washington
street you can find Arabs who can tell
YOU QuhlIb " doltiOhS tAoh Ae'N 49,"
handed down In their families since
times long before the birth OF Christ.
Indeed, there is one OF these, Shanbill
by name. whose people come from the
valley below Mount Ararat, and who
can reckon his ancestry back well-nigh
20 the food. OF course every one knows
Of the French colony and other colo
MES"
I'D In BaYard street the Mat and En-
Y,rsss man saw the other day full
blooded Icelander, while a. for Green
lauders. they are here frequently, but
as a rule do not stop long, for they are
ali sailor men. One Of the most pleas
AIT clubs in town Is that OF the japanese
residents OF New York, aud, as every
one knows, there are some 10000 China-
men ia New York. II Is somewhat
peculiar, too. at this time, when It Is
quite the fad 70 have Chinese dinners
served up By Mott street restaurant,
men.
Down on that portion OF the east side
devoted 10 the socialists q MGu and
Erpress man heard the other night six
men address an audience that consisted
of q dozen men, one woman, . keg OF
beer, ard stout person who presided
over said keg.
One Of the orators spoke In English.
or said be did, and the rsst used each .
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win Not Affect the steamers.

LONDON, March THE strikes Of the
coal miners which begins on March Il, will
have no effect on a majority OF the steam
ship lines The steamers OF the Oriental
lines take their coal az ports outside OF
England, while the steamers of the Attain
tic lines prefer 20 take enough coal on
board in the American ports 10 make the
return voyage.
The coal mine owners have decided 10
make no further advance in the prizes OF
coal This is contrary 20 general eNpecta-
ton, es il was thought the mine owners
would take advantage OF the present ex-
element in the coal trade 10 put values as
high us they possibly could.
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required.

saw drawn chiffon hat Of light
blue. shirred over wires and the nat
brim recovered with fat fall OF lace
and the crown consisting OF a mass of
soft chiffon, on which was laid fat
gold embroidered crown piece. In front
and back were knotted bows OF white
satin ribbons, with strings in the back.
Large Leghorn flats" for children, as
well as grown up girls, have inch high
fat crowns, with bandea OF velvet in
side. Around the edge are placed two
or three rows of narrow white satin
about an inch wide. gathered On one
edge and forming little ruffie, one d.
rectly on the edge, the others lying on
the brim. Inside the brim is wired
cord of white velvet. The crown trim
ming consists Of white satin bows, with
punches of white feathers.
h Bunches Of purple lilacs Of white Leg
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
William onered Military Aid.

BERLIN, March At is reported that
during the recent riots In this city, En-
peror William summoned Herr Richtho-
fem, the chief Of police, to his presence
and offered him the aid Of the military IA
quelhng the disturbance. Herr Richtho-
fem, however, 1t is said, declined he oner
made by the Emperor, assuring him that
he would be able 70 suodue the rioters oy
the force of police at his command.
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different language, or, rather, dialect
The stout person who supplied the beer
had still another dialect, and the woman
had one distinct from him. A more
thorough polyglot meeting the scribe
has yet to see.
All this goes to show that DR.. Nagles
is right when he says this is indeed
comopolitan CITY.
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31en, ADVERTISEMENTS.
CUT THIS OUT.

About April Ist f.. n. Potts will occupy the
large new stoEss 1000 and 1908 Main street and
rs 20 - Tenth street. Suspension Bridge corner.
with full lin. OF Clothing Hats, Shoes aud
Furnishing Goods. This ~ the largest and nncst
store OF the kind In the State.
Before removing we quote. toe oee out. thiid.
ren's Shoes Al I0c, 25c. SIC, iso, csc. '2c and
SO up. all solid bargains and trade winners
See our Ladies Fine Shoes az gso. si,2b,
Al. 81, 81. Is and Sl.S,, and wonder how We
can do ~.
Mons Fine Shoes AZ 07e. sl.io, si25,
s1.35, s1.15. sl.62 up, nll leaders aud
mAtchless 10 price.
Bovs' Suits al SIC. csc. st.Is, si3s.
oil 8a up, worth double the money or no sale.
Mems Pants At 4Sc, 6sc, SIC, DC aud sl.iS
up. See our great leaders In Mems Pants 40
si.IS, worth $500.
BOYS Pants at I0c. zoe, $50 up. hard TO Get
Mems suits at 81. 0s. S2.35. - 05, s3.s5,
si.5Oup. We lead the world IN low prices.
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The readers OF our publication are re-
ouested to use Salvation Oil for any and
all pains. 1t is sure cure and costs only
25 cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
\IRY HEAD COVERING.

In the way OF airy head covering 8
newly imported hood for the opera or
ball, is a voluminous arrangement Of
chiffon over thinnest China silk gather
ed at the top to sort Of tuft, bunch
of pleated chiffon standing high in a
very coquettish fashion. As the sketch
accompanying shows, two capes Of ac-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06

BErcHAM's PILLS cure Bilious and
Nervous ills.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06

horn make charming combination.
The lilac blooms are perfectly repro
duced this season.
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NOTICE..

We have been appointed the Agents ofhs
Champion Iron Co, OF Kenton, o., the largest
IRON and Fence and Ornamented Works 10 The
United States. They manufacture ~ different
styles OF Fence, Cemetery Lot Enclosures,
Builders Iron Work. Iron Stairways, Brackets
for Balconies, YcraBda Columns, Vera nds Raj
ings. Iron Tree Guards, window Guards Settes
and Chairs, Entrance Gates. Iron Posts, OAlEAn
ICED Iron Work. Fire Escapes, DC, &c.
Making A speciality Of this class OF work, anh
having a splendidly equipped plant, they as
prepared 70 make much closer prices than Gao
So obtained elsewhere. We shall be pleased 70
A. J. SWEENEY q som.
deshd wheeling. ". va
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-09

del diputado republican, senior PedreNal.
Hoy continuarS el debate.
Mientras los dipntsdos fuaiOniatsa
Montilla Villanueva formulaban auz
acres censuras, not6se que el senor Ss-
gasta les envi6 recsdos supliC6ndoles sua.
yizaran los ataques que dirigfan al seiIor
Romero Robledo.
Affrmase que en- los nuevos presupuss-
tos de Cuba Sc suprime ell servicio de
correo de las Antillas.
Con tai motive, muchos recuerdan
que en- 1887 la opinion pdblica pidi6 con
unanimidad y obtuvo Ia continuation de
ese serviciO.
La Correspondence dice que en- la dis
cusi6n de los presupuestos, el senior Ro-
nero Robledo demostrara la convenien-
cia de la Suppression de ese servioio.
Paris, idem idem-, La Camsra de Di-
putados ha adoptado un proyecto de ley
en- que Sc ordena la pena de muerte con-
ira los autores de atentados poE Ia dina
mita, y Sc dispone que Sc indemnizen las
vfctimas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-09

"Mi queriGO amigo: Te encargue mueho
que no diieses nj Albina nj nadie absO-
lutemeute, el sitio 4 que habfsme retirado
durante unOs ouantos dias. Habiando, como
10 has hecbo, me pusiste en- grave cOmpro-
misc
Expfcame que es 10 que pudo inAnir en- tt
para que me hieieses TRACTION, revelsndo mi
secretO, el cue To cOnfe, mi nOdriza."
Envi6 Ia carta al correo, al dla siguien-
te recibi6 ID respnesta on el siguieute tele-
gramas
'No comprendo, querido amigo, nj una
palabra de % que dice tu caFta. No be Wis
to ia nodriSa, y, pOr 10 taDto, NAL pude re-
velarla nads.
A cuant0s amigos nuestros me interrOga-
ron scerca de tu psradero, les df la misme
respuesta: saber, que te habia perdido de
vista.
re asegurO que habrfa dishO 10 mismo q
esa sonora, 81 6sta me 10 hubiese pregnntado,
pero 10 repito, no recibf ga visita
Como "a carta era un POGO viva, espero
que me envfes Embellishments tns excnsas. !"
-LPor que minti6 Albina, que signihca
este embrollOf-se pregnnt0 Pablo, 81 que
de prOntO empezarou inquietar esOs mis-
terios.
Albina entr6 en- 81 mismO momentO en- el
despscho Pablo la di6 ei teiegrRma,
pOma, a, ent6Fate de 10 que dice ahi,
explicame IL que signifea
Lego Atbina sc turbo muchO, pOfQue
vi6ndose eogida de improviso, no suPo que
responder.
-Es ertO,-balbnci6, ,-es verdad...
Pues 81 es verdad, 5por que mentistei
lPOr que asegurasbe que habias vistO 8 Vsu-
hertiu Que este te dijO--.-
-Si, menti, no le he vistO.
Cato Pablo pss6se Ia msno por In fen
te con pFofuEdO desalieato.
-lQu6 exeranO es cuantO sucedei-
mur6.-Es indudable que me ocultan alguna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-09

--Yeugo del castillo,-dijo ei anciano que
le alcanz0 eneeguida,- adOnde fuf q busca-
ros, pOrque deseo hablarOs.
No haee nj diez minutes sali de alh.
ESQ fu6 10 one me dijerOn indicandOme
el camiDo que segufais, Y como deseabs ha-
blaros Embellishments, Os seguf--..
--hQaer6is que vOlvamOs al castillo B QUE
reis que sigamos iuntOs este caminoq De
am Dos modos podemos hablsr con entera Ii
bertad.
No hay necesidad de yClver al castillo,
y 10 que tengO que deciTos no Os hara peYtler
mucho tempo, senior Mirsnde.
-Os escucho.
He de dirigirOs una sdplica.
Una sdplica! SUplicaTme vosl
K os ruegO que no la desoigais, al lnismo
tempo que os pidO que cTeAis que es solo
vuestro prOpiO inter6s el que me mueve q
hsc6rosla.
--Os 10 agradezco infinite, sefior Rever6n,
-respondi6 Pablo, no sin alguna ironfa,-
pero es confesO que me gustaTis saber prom
TO de 10 que SO trata.
Vaci'6 Rever6n IN momento, pero al cabo
So decide, diciendO 10 siguiente:
Sc perfeetamente que es 10 que vinfs-
teis haeer estas tierFas Sc que buscais
al asesino de Gaspar de Les0uilly. one
muTlo hace veinticiRcO amos manos de una
muier.
Una yea que eetais tan bien enterado.
no tengo para que ocult6roslo.
---Paes blen. os ruegO con todo eDcareei-
mienbo, que no prOsigais esas pesquisas-
Que aoandon6is el pats. no os ocupeis mas
de gemejante asunto.
--EPor que rag6n9
mo me interrogu6is, porque no puedo
daHos enenta Il as razonee one me impnlaan
a hsharos como 10 hapo
- Eu ese case, mo we're obi qAdo no ha
Ger nlngan casO de vuestroG rUegOs.
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-Es que persigiuendo esas pesouiEas CO.
| teiS 81 rlesgo de OCasionar grAndes desgraciaa.
kQueIeis decirme c6moF
-Se trata de mn terrible secreto nue gnap.
5s ae Goua ml vida, Y q0e no puedo eonfar 4
Moe; senior hev'eT6n que 81 quisies6is, po-
drials decirme el nombre de ese asesina,-
bt1a. lo, que aA or esa cOnteStaci6n, ha-
onien fs% ge"Sqo pensativO, O,-pOrque sab6is
sec,nro ~ ZOOS NO Os 10 pregunto pOrqRe estOy
- 20 que me cOntestaEtaiE con nnR ne
eao "a, a, , aueInas, que no teng0 mas derechO
80 eda ,os .nsglstradlos para exiglrOslO, & esos
9s 1s Sam POGO auisfsteis decirselo.
Mi deber me obljRaba avisaros Dor
NJ oa os ecoDseJO que v0lv&is Paris
AZ o9 osOhels, con vuestra negative no
s.orot o.s Isar que ocurEa una desRracia ire
@'"oie, que serials vos ell primero en- deDlo-
-" asl no e1perimentar6is IN remordi-
ah@lJu cruel remOrdimientO que no 90
vivieseis. ulieh'IAS
Habiase puestO Pablo mpv nSlid,, .oD-
tempiaba al duehO de las herrerlas cor te.
liOr' ,I' PoTque 81 anciano Sc expres6 con tsnta
ulgnload trlsttza, que 10 conmoyi6 hasta
90 - A"nuo Ge sn alma, en- Ia que go desuert6
algo que le decis, repitikadoIa cosi i.ePsaD1
temeute: ''9' i"S099'"
-lTen cuidaClol Tan ooiaoa
nOmore tiene TaE6n!
COmprendi6 Rever6o Ia ope 0o..h. =
amino de Pablo, confiando en 81 6vito hi
~ el uiUmo esfuerZO para cOnyencerle
upohgo,-llJo,-qu aeept6steis 10 deli
Seua "lsioh DC buscar al aseaino de Csspar
a he Lssguilly, poTqUe quislsteis dar esa prue-
o;a. - Is caflho nj hIa Matilde, Louer6is de-
e1fliis 81 10 condlcion que imp0ue para que
br6is 81 a oon Aanana, es la dc que uescu-
fComd du..orN
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cosa, pero Lel qu6f-y tevantaBdO a VOC di-
rigi6se bruscamente Albina, preguutaDdo-
la'-IQuien fue ell que to diio que yo sstaba
en- Recey7
Era precise inventar otra historic para sa-
lir del pasO, Albiua 10 cOmprendi6 asf
apresurandOse contestsT:
-Fu6 tn amigo el senior de Vaubertin
que 10 hizO sin sOspeoharlo siquiera--vOy
explicarts como I'd le eaeribfas quo es yer
dadq-...
-Pero tc6mO supiste que era preoiaamen-
te 81 Quien escribfaf
-POr ell mOzo de cOrdel que NE llevabs
las cartas, ite juro que esta es la verdad!
Crel que le escribfas, y que le maRdabas las
cartas bajo dOble sobre y que despu6s me
las envisba.
81, estA bien, pero kque mast
IA yes como ahOTa no miento- pero
no me mires asf, porque me hace m acho
daTO Ia expression de tu mirada.
--Te snplico que continues, porque nece-
sitO saber--.-
-Pues bien, IN dia. sin duda por distrac-
ci6n, el sefior Vaubertin me enVi6 la carta
tai como Ia habfa recibido, en el sObrs lei
el nombre de la oarterfa de Reeey. Al rom
per ese sObre encOntr6 mi carta, 1com-
pTendes ah0Ta 10 que ha pasadOf
Dirigi0la Pablo una recelosa Inirada se
sopaTaTon, perO IL nOche, queriendO salir
de dudas, te eeQrah6 4 Vaubertin dandole
oUenta de las explicaciones de Albina, y la
respuesta de sU amigo no Sc hiEO esperar.
/" No me acuerdO,-decfa el teleRrama.-
de haber padeeidO semejanee olvido, Dero
como despues de todo. es facil que haya ocu-
Frido, 20 te TespondO de nada, siendo mi
ahora quien corresponds excusarse."
Esta coBtestaei6n trsnquiliE6 an POGO 4
Pablo, que al dia sigOiente vi6 a mar
quesa, con Ia que sOstuvO una larga conver-
sacion, y mas taEde Albina, con la que se
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-09
NOTAS TELEGRAFICAS

Madrid, Mario 21-Los senores Ca.
novss Y Slveia selebran frecuentes coz
fereucias.
81 jefe del Gabinete Sc resiste q acep
tar las condolences que exige el sehor
Sllvela para reingresar en Ell Ministerio.
New York, idem idem-SegGn los al
timos despachos de Madrid, pTonto vol
versu a reanudarse las negociaciones pa
ra 81 tratado de comercio entire Francia
y Eepaia.
Paris, idem idem-Dicen de Berlin
que el empeTador Guillermo ha salido
de la capital Sc ha lido al castillo de
Hubertustook, sin cuidarse para NADIA de
la crisis de- ministerio prusiano, nj de lB
grsvedad de la situaoi6n.
Sc dice que ha llamado alli al conde
Won Caprivi.
Sc cree que el emperador Sc eucuen-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-09

ra gastos do escritorio y ucinco
reales!l para labores a cada alum
ma de las referidas escUelas.
De modO que en- un estableci-
miento que conste de cincuenta
discfpulos, por eiemplo, solo CO.
rresponderan cuatro centavOs para
papel, pluma, ,tinta & de cada unO,
y para telas, agujas, hilo, &c, un
centavO para cada alumna.
EntendemOs, asi 10 ha enten-
dido ell senor Inspector y 10 enten-
dera cualquiera, que Ell Ayunta-
mientO debe, 4 Optar por tener es-
cuelas de verdad verdad, 8 pOr su-
primirlas, 81 es que Sc cree que
estoTban 8 que no son necesarias.
La Inspection por su parte ha
llenado bien su cometido Ia Jun
ia local 4 su vez en- la session cele-
brada bajo La presidencia del Sc
nor BObadIlla, procure, con la
palabra del senior Alcalde, desva-
necer los cargOs Y aclarar los
puntos tocados por ell Inspector,
que expuso las irregularidades,
deficiencies 6 infracciones regla-
mentarias que ha Observable en-
escuelas Y maestros, asi como eh
la parte administrative.
El Inspector signific6 de una
manera Categorical muchO de 10
que hay que cOrregir, indicando
los mediOs practicables para llegar
a ese fin.
ReconDce los sacrificios cOnside-
rabies que ell Ayuntamiento con
sagra a la instruction popular, Y
deplOra que no sean mas fructffe-
rOs y al despedirse del distrito
de Ponce nos decfa "creO haber
llenadO mi mission 4 la Junta To-
cal de instruction pdblica Y al
AyuntamientO tOca ahOra cOad-
yuvar al cOmPlementO de la Obra;
u asf no 10 hicieren de ellOs seTa y
no mia, la respOnsabilidad; es q
ellos y no a mi, a quienes el pueblo
que paga debe diriiir sus cargos.
LA DEMOCRACIA que ha tenido
IN vivo inrer6s en- poder apreciar
os trabajos de la Inspection, Gu
7os pasOs ha seguidO, toma nota
le todo 10 actuadO y queda con la
Dluma en- la mano dispuesta q
5ributar elogios 8 lamar censuras
n Ayuntamiento, a la Junta To-
cal, a las escuelas y q los maestros
7 maestras que hagan llusorias las
discretisimas del Sc
Tor Bobadilla que tanta es la
que damOs a la ense-
lanza popular, que nuestro mayor
lnhelo es y sera siempre que no
'esulten ineficaces las visitas esco-
ares del Inspector en- ell distrito
iud, del cual dijO un maestro
'ural, que estaba de lutO con la
7acante que dejara ell antecesor
lei senior BObadilla.
Oonfamos en- que no Sc reali-
ara el vaticinio del profeta de
Maunabo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-09
FOLLETIN a'
JULIO MARY
LA NOCHE MALDITA
Version espnnOiR
DE FRAN CISCO CARLEs
TERCERA PARTE
LAS DOS RIVALEs
III
LAS DOS R1vALEs
(OOntinitIla6nJ

(C0NtInttItCtonj
-lQu6 inter6s es s. que impuiaa Reve-
ron 4 ocuitarme Que qisie6 < Abinaf lSe
coUocen tratan ambOs, quieren que 80
40 10 sepaq xD6nde como se han conoCi-
dog al pTesente todo me paIece un miste-
rio. Ia que otedece 81 viaje de Rever6n3
Ia que 81 de biuag
Mientras tantO, oil sehOr Rever0n decfase
& "a vez;
-Matilde Be compadeoi6 q Ia ouenta de
las l6grimaa de Adriana, accedi6 por carl
fo 6stH. one diese su palabra ese jo-
ven, mi hiia es Ia que, impulsada por su
implacable odio, Ia encarg0 que buscaee FL
asesin0 do G4aspar De Lesgnily. Por cuenta
ae Matilde trabaiR Pablo; he ahi 81 pOr que
la esoribfa 4 Paris, esa es tambi6n la cansa
do one Mutiids se halle a9ui en- "a aetuali-
dad, esa no otFa, es Ia explicaclon de ~
via1e.--.
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