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THE GARLAND WATER FRONT.

The CALL las received the following
communication from Oakland:
Editor If The CaY-DEAR SIR: AS a citizen
Of Oakland ! desire to thank you for the indie.
pendent and manly stand THE CALL has taken
and the effective work 1t has done during our
contest with that grasping, selfish corporation,
1.-THE Southern Pacific OF Kentucky" Your
earnest efforts AT this time, when two oUl OF three
OF our local dailies have proved recreant to the
interests OF our city. deserve the thanks OF every
loyal OaklaHdeT. We hope that you Will not
weary Ia wei doing" but continue fairly and
feaiiessly TO aid our cizens In their effort to
rescue from tbs grasp OF this corporation the
water front which belongs to US and which is so
necessary to our welfare and prosperity.
The communication states that two out Of
the three daily newspapers published in
Oakland have proved recreant TO the inter-
ests Of Oakland. What commentary this
is upon newspaDersi Why do Oakland
journals and Oakland officials prove recreant
TO the interests of that city? Possibly, if
the truth were told, the causes would be
found Ia the circumstance that these news
papers receive considerable sum of money
in the way of advertising patronage from
the railroad company, or perhaps the rail-
road company OWES interests in one or more
OF those papers. It is quite certain, how
ever, that the public in Oakland viii have
such newspaper service as they bargain
for. If. for instance. the people patronize
newspapers which betray them, and their
enemies - the waterfront grabbeIs pay
those papers with patronage much more
literally than do the people, then the peo-
pie viii be betrayed. The inhabitants Of
Oakland at this time, it seems, are unable to
control the newspapers which they patron
ize, or a majority of their City Council
should represent their interests. II such a
condition OF things existed in most Eastern
cities the newspapers and the Couucilmen
would have give way to public opinion or
remove ID other localities.
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ON THE TARIFF LINE.

A friend Of Mr.. Cleveland addressed a
letter to that gentleman asking if the tariff
plank in the Democratic platform met his
approval Mr.. Cleveland replied that it
did. The candidate added that lie did not
thinh any sincere advocate of honest tariff
could be dissatisfied with the position the
party has assumed on that subject. Mr..
Cleveland, therefore, indorses the PROPOSE
tion that protection to American labor is
unconstitutional. Turning from Cleveland
to the Bureau Of Statistics Of the Treasury
Department, we find that while exports
have increased by S145, s54. S16 there has
been a falling off in the imports of dutiable
articles. AS there is no falling off in the
consumption of such articles, the conclusion
cannot well be avoided that we are making
goods in this country under the present tariff
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know what is the meaning Of all this. The
question is asked IN apparent sincerity. but
the Herald knows that it is 10 enable Tam
many to wiring more money out Of taxpay-
ers. An increase in the rate of taxation be-
comes apparent at glance. The taxpayer
cannot soothe himself with the idea that his
property has increased in value when the
tax-late is increased. The Herald says that
taxpayers can find no warrant for This in-
crease in assessment as there has been no
increase in market values during the year.
But the tax-eaters want more money and
they take the shortest way to get it.
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HERE AS ELSEWHERE.

Assessors in several Atlantic cities are
advancing the value of real property. 1t
does not appear that there is a correspond
Ing advance in the revenues from real es-
tate. We have had a taste Of this fictitious
advance in this city, and in New York the
movement approaches the proportions Of a
gigantic swindle. In one ward in that city
the increase in assessed valuation has been
this year Sll, l6l, sos. The Herald wants to
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTG OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
San FRANCISCO. July -, 1892

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 8, 1922
Ofticial Forecast for TweHty-four Hours
Ending Midnight, July ! 3.
For Northern Calitorula-Falr, but cloudy aud
foggy along tho coast; southwest TO northwest
winds brisk along central coast; nearly stationary
temperature, except cooler in north central por-
tion Warm wave will break mp IN Sacramento
Valley.
Tor Southern Caiiforn Fair, but partly cloudy
and foEgy along the coast; south 10 west winds !;
generally warmer.
For Oregon and Washlngton--FaIr weather; south
west to northwest winds; generally warmer, ex-
oept stationary temperature along the Washington
coast
Nevada-Fair; southcry winds; continued warm
weather.
Utah-Fair; continued warm weather.
Local Forecast.
For san Francisco-Falr, but cloudy and foRgy;
brisk westerly winds; nearly stationary tempera-
tUre. JoHN 2. tINLEY,
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry. onucer in charge.
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THE ooLoRED RACE Attic SOUTH.

Census Bulletin 197 sheds some light on
the well-worn question Of the slow increase
of the colored population at the South. At
the time the slaves were emancipatec it was
freely stated tat in many Of the Southern
States the freedmen would soon so largely
outnumber the whites that the States
would become colored States and the white
race would have to abandon them or to &C
cept a position Of inferi0Tity as in Hayti.
Now. quarter Of 4 century alter the war.
if IN at disaster still impends, it is coming
very slowly.
In the three States Of North and South
Carolina and Georgia, which may be re-
garded as representative States. the rate Of
increase Of the colored population is much
less than il was in the decade 1S70-1sS0 and
less than The rate Of increase among the
whites. This can be best dscerned when
presented in tabular shape, as follows:
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suBSCRIpTIoN RATES:

DAILY CALL (includlng sundays, So per year by
mail Postpaid; 10 cents per week. or 80 cents per
calendar month. through carriers DAILY CALL,
I've copies three months SIS 20. SUNDAY CALL
(sixteen pages. 81 90 per year postpaid SUNDAY
CAILsnd WEEKLY CALL. - SO per year postpaid.
WEEKLY CALL q pages, 81 per year postpaid
TIE GAIL cannot return rejected manuscripts.
uor viii Tie editor enter into CORES pondenee re-
fFra
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s25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
o'clock P. n. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street near Rearny, open until II O'Clock midnight;
3se Waves street, open until 9 50 O'Clock; sos
Larkin street. open until so o'clock 25 IS Mission
street, open until o'clock p, NJ; and 1le Ninth
street, open until 9:30 r II
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Rudyard Kipling believes in ghosts.
Cleveland declines TO receive presents OF
dogs from friends or strangers.
Daudet does not advise young people to
adopt literature a profession.
Gladstone made his first speech in the
House Of Commons on May L, 1888
When Weaver was in Congress he was
second only to Holman as an Object0r.
Louis G. Brennan. the famous torpedo
inventor, has been created a Knight of the
Bath.
Rev. M0nsignor Goddard, ex- Empress
Eugenie's chaplain, has been compelled, in
consequence of ill-health, 10 resign the pas
torate OF ST. Mary'S Church at Chiselhurst
/. &. Alyazoyski, a noted Russian painter
Of marine views. is preparing 10 send n
special exhibit OF his works to the Worlds
Fair. de IS 70 years of age, aud has re-
eeIved many honOrs in Europe.
W. I. Stead. the former editor of the Pail
Mall Gazette, has on foot an enterprise for
the translation of the Scriptures Into the
language of the ordinary man and woman
OF our own time"
W. ID. HOwelIs tells an interviewer that
he makes at the outside from SIO,O 600 10
$4,000 year by his pen. Mr.. Howells
says Also ana most people will believe him.
that his work Is the product OF painstaking
efforts and never OF the fins frenzy" Of in
spiTatiOn.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

FuRNITUEE.-By Chas. Levy, at 1885 Market
ST.. 81 10 O'Clock.
real EsTArE.-By Easton, Eldrldge * Co. at 6Ss
Market IL az y oiClock
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Big DAYS WoRK.-The 14tb inst. was one Of
the heaviest days ia the history OF the County
Clerks Office. 46 complaints having been flied ON
that day. That record of filings was broken
only once about two years ago, when 60 com
plants were hfnded over the counter with lie
81 80 fee ID each case.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
81 Potter building, New York City, IS provided with
flEof California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
NtliIsTG rates and sample copies furnished.
i x. MISCH. Manager.
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CORNs, coTns. warts! warlsi buniOnsl bun
Ions! moesl ealIoUs ieshl permanently removed
without pain by Or. lamoties French Corn Paint
ana DIR. LamO'te's french Bunlon Piaslers; %
cents. Sold by all druggists and Shoeslores
Depot 1913 Market street. san Francisco.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE

Eas a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco
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which were made abroad under the pre-
ceding tariff. And Mr.. Cleveland thinks
that this is a result 10 be deplored.
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THE DAILY BonNTNG CALL

7
New York -. .BRENTANo BROS. 3 Union Square
CHICAGO ....,.,,..,....N News Stand Palmer House
\ eN orleans .GALLOT s. JOUBERr,
1I5l, Common 81.
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The peculiar medical properties OF Hoods Sars.-
pariila are soon apparent after taking g. One lady
says at shows It's good effect quicker than any
other medicine ever saw" Try it
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ALEXASDER's FAILURE. f. Alexander,
coutractnr aud builder, In business since Janu-
airy, 1890, has faIl' d. His Liabilities foot up
EXEMPT.
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J.F.CUTTEksOID BOCRBON.-This celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all nrS-class druggist aud
grOCeTs. 1fademaTK-star within a Shield.
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ANDREW WHITES TRIAL.-Judge Trout has
postponed The ENLIGHTENMENT case of Andrew
White until August 30. when a new Jury VIII lie
impaneied
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Rate OF increase in



Comparing the two races the rate of in
crease in each during the decade ending in
1890 is found to be as follows:
Rate Of increase. Rate OF increase
0A"hhs Colored. Whites
North Carolina 564 2L69
South Csroliua.. 14.0l 1913
Georgs......... 1874 1875
Should the relative increase Of the two
races remain the same hereafter the dis
proportion between blacks and whites viii
presently become so marked that the former
may cease to be disturbing element. II
may be observed that. as to the two Caro-
Hnas, the growth of the white population
is due to natural increase; the number Of
foreign-b born persons in those States was
less in 1890 than it was in 1880. OF all the
Southern States Florida and Alabama are
the only two which have attracted much
foreign immigration since the war.
South Carolina appears TO be the only
State III which the coored race is holding
its own. Forty years ago the colored race
constituted 1888 per cent Of the total popu-
lation Of the State; now it constitutes 80 s.
per cent. the whites being only trfe over
40 per cent Of the whole. Yet ii is observed
that in that State race friction seldom at
tracts attention. So far as appears on the
surface the two races get along peaceably
side by side; the colored race acquiesces In
the monopoly Of political power by the
whites, and on the other haLd travellers
concur in describing the condition of the
freedmen aud their offspring as contented
and fairly prosperous. The custom OF leas-
ing small plats of cotton land to the colOred
race is not as common as il is in Alabama.
But the demand for labor on plantations
owned and operated by whites is so active
that attempts to induce emigration from
the State TO the North or West have been
resisted with strong opposition, from which
ii may be inferred that the wages of farm
labor are satisfactory.
The tendency Of these colored races when
emancipated and placed in possession Of
homes of their own is TO relapse into barba-
ranism. Ii Central America, where three
races have mixed. the lowest race has be-
come the type of the whole. In our South
ern States the reverse has been the case.
The NEST civilized race is. always has been,
and under any system Of labor will pro ba-
bly, always continue to be, dominant, and
will gradually lift the inferior race toward
its level.
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ANeosrURA Bitters. the world renowned South
American appetizer. cures dyspepsia, etc Dr.J G. b.
Siegert a Sons sole manufacturers.
IN4r, = i,trr mes su,tS,s 81 e S.,.,.- $500.
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a FAMILY AFFAIR.

Buying the best Tea aud Coffee for the least
money, at any Of the Is city stores OF the Great
American Importing Tea Company. Come send
direct and all commissions. Running IS sue
cessfu stores on this coast proves beyond question
that our prices reasonable. Our goods always
fresh and pure. Headquarters (whoIesaie aud rs-
taiD, 81, 81 So and So Market ST.. San Francisco.
jy8tf
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged. beautlHed. Warn
sea-water tubs and swimming rs Fnbert.
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TyPEwElxt:ass.


( 'ALidkAfh Nos. I. OK 3 LII. PLEASE
y you pest: . 10 choose frons ali hrst-clasS; y
characters All caps. u characters upper and lower
case or IS characters aoEhe ease also; latest I'M
profemehtS; thousands OF users; results are elo-
qutht; read our testimonials from practical peopie;
facts and hgGrestel the story come In and tax it
ever CHARLES K. NAY LOR. general agent. -
Montgomery ST. jeI6t
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SCHOOL books exchanged. Kings, Is Fous,n ST.
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Jelly glasses and Mason Jars sold at actual cost and
GIVEN AWAY FREE
With our exceptionally hne New Teas and Delicious
Cofees. 1ystf
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The Great American Importing Tea Company
sells crocAery, china glass, maiolica and tiaware
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Comparing the two races The rate OF m
crease in each during the decade ending in
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HELP wANrED-CoNrISuED.


TWO GOOD Wristbands AT 42o SUFFER-
street
INEXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
Il work. Call 1920 stockton St. store.
(yOLoRED GIRL; GOOD PLAIN COOK. e67
" Seventeenth st.
WAITRESS WANTED. OLIVE BRANCH,
W Golden Gate Park. near raeetrack. Jl8 =
T AIDES OF GOOD ADDRESS TO TAKE OR
IL derS for our iae photographs with large painted
premium. Photograph Gallery Markt aud 9th 1877
Clio GIRL ASSIST LIGHT H0USEw eRK.
ID = 226 Austin ST.. near franklin JylS 81
XTOUNG GIRL, COOKING AND GENERAL
i hoasework. Gail forenoon. 1905 Post st jyls 81
u9UCKEK IN LADIES AND CHILDREN'S
wear. 80 Stevenson ST. top floor Jy1s 3t+
7 TITLE GIRL TAKE = CHILDREN OUT: GooD
IL home: small wages. pos Bush ST. Jy16 2t~
CIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT Ho1shwoRK.
y l423 Laguna ST. BIo "
f,IRL; GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. Sl5; ALSO
y girl to mind children, Sl2, 1915 Geary.lo ~
CANDY-sTORE GIRL wANTED-No EXPERT
y ence needed. Room /. ll26 Market ~ Y 81
V DUNG, RESPECTABLE GIRL TO ASSIST IN
Il light houseworK; small family: no children;
wages sl0. l315A Ellis St jyl7 3t%
N ANTED-APPRENTICES TO LEARN DRESS
~ making trade thoroughly. e29B Howard. u IS ON
7 ADY CANYASSERS. c. S. GREENE, ROOM
a 81 40 Montgomery st. bet. and 5, daily 8 II
CHoRTHAND TAUGHT BY C. S. MERRILL.
- law reporter and reyisor of the Marsh
Manual; typewriting and teegraphy thoroughly
taught by experts; positions furnished. MERRILL
COLLEGE. $50 BiarSet st. je25 tt
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p California Chapter No. =. u.
81 y, NJ. viii meet THIS OUESDAY) -
EVENING. July 10 az 30 O'Clock Bush z ~
ness aud p. NJ. and 81. T. n. degrees. BY or I'M
der OF the II. T.
FRANK II IL DAY Serrr+ar,-
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Il OMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO DO CT
w eral housework. Cal II Tehama So.
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ON TIE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DREss GOODS.
~ silks seaiSknS and sealette ctoaks: also carpets
furniture, lace curtains, blankets and foldtng-5eds
at NJ. FRIEDMAN & CO.'S, 22S and 2SO STOCKTON
81. Why pay ready money when you can buy ust
as cheap 10y making small cash payment dowa
balance weekly monthly Al Inspection OF our
stock Is respectfully solicited: orders by mail far
goods or samples promptly attended to. as aud
230 Stockton and 237 Post; open evenings. Itf
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II OLLER, SIXTH ST. THE MOST SUCCESS
II ful babies photographer in the city has openel
another studio, cor Market and nth SITS formerly
Fisglor's Gallery. iylO limo
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PERSONALS.
AZ S-PLEASE CALL TUESDAY AFTFPS00&,
w at 5 O'Clock. 26l Minna st. x. K

YOU CAN SAVE so PER CENT on BUYTNC
i or you can get so per ceat more for your furnf-
IN a ", I.rE q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-16


Allf estaba la earbera en- ell suel0 deapnes
de hab6rsela tiradO la cara, la do con .el
pie q impulses de IN sentimientO d. repnl-
sion, y en- 81 mismo momahto oy6se fuldo de
pasos que Sc dirigian hacis la casa " seek
tTemaoi0 muFmaEando;
= YiensR 4 PTendeTme, lahOra la conclude
Pdsoso On pie, perO ana yes mas Sc equi-
Voc6.
No Obstante llamaron, y al 0ina nc. reapon
do enseguida, vOlvierOn a lamar, perO
con men0s fuerza sin duda poTqus temian
despertarla 81 estaba durmiendo.
z LQui6n estk ahl IL IQu9 me qIliersnf
pregunt6 Albina, que vi6 moveFse llnaaOm-
bra tras las ventanas an TOatrO quis Sc arri-
ma5a los cristales pero fei Emente para IL
ioven. una eapeaa eaPa de escsroba que los
en- pafiaba por complete y que imP9dfa yer
10 que pasaba en- el interior.
Al no ser p0r ESQ pes&E de lss e0rtlnas,
desde sAfaera habrian podid0 yer l0s bii iiDtes
de banco espaIcidOs por 81 suelo-
Fsa habrfa sidO Ia eansa de Ia perdici5n
de Albina, pOrque Hadie es capaa do detensr
- oua nam6 fu6 Ia anoiana Magfalaaa
-fOu6l mo te has levantaGO, Aelna9
mo, senora Magdalena, tengo mucha re-
reEa
H 8oo5s ssP Is sP sS SS Sa1sIs .bsads s % s' a
Ccurre.
-tQue es 10 que pasal
one eata noehe naaada han asesinado q.
de Lesguilly, mo Ne halha en- o.
pueblo mas que de ese suceaoi
-IY 10 Sc sa6e oui6n preeunto al
bina con Uer aboraaa. san grauC.e era el
mied0 que tepla.
-Fafkn bnecandO aI aseainO job, essOy
.egnFs 3e enc al eah, 10 encontrar6n. Hasta
10 viata, hija mfa, no 60 ievantea por mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-16

Esper6, dej6 pasar algunos dfas, aunque
en- csc tempo SO la OcuFFi6 Ia idea de iF O
visitsr al so1OT Rcvet6n, no se atrevi6
haeeEio, faltandOla yaloF para afroEtaE sus
miradas
aUna yea all volver Raeey por el canine
del bosqus, despnss de habers pasado rs
nafiana trabajando On IA gTaDja del sefiof
Billoret, cFuE6se con el aEne dc Las herrerlao.
que al verse cara cara con ALA hixo nn
bEneco movimiento para retroceder, pero
era ya tarde.
Det0vose Albina sOfecada, resprando
con anhel0 = cen Ia cabsEa baja, eubiegto 81
rOstrO de mortal paIidez, apart6se al fado
del estrecho sendero.
La esCena que Sc desarroll6 entoncas entire
aquellos dos sores tan desgraciados y que sa-
bfan cada mo To que paeaba en- el fondo d0l
alma del otro, fn6 sumAmente dolorcsa, p
Albina hgur6sea que le Rfa decir en- VOC muY
baia, al pasar r08andola el vesEidO: -
PobFe mnjeri IQu6 vida mas LENA da
desdfChaa la espsral y ae alej6 lentamente,
y con d aspecto de un h0mbre preOcupado
por graves cavilaciones.
Al cabO de dos mesess no Obstan6e ha-
beEae llevado cabo las pesQnisae mas ming
eiOsRs detenidas, para Las que se emplea~s
ron algunos de los agentee de- mas nOmhras
dfs de IL Seguridad de Ia prefSctura de PARIS
Toe que envl6 buscar el BeGor de Mont
Q6raud, hail6bass ell asun DO en- oil fnisnln aa-
Eado, 81 sumario del aAeeinat0 del MARQUES
de Lesguilly no habfa proancido ningdn re-
anltado, por 10 que 10 archivar0n y empeza-
ron olvidarl0.
Rever6n Va march6 ItaVia son 90 hiia,
no colo para oe0ltar al antad0 de 6sta, sina
hamilton para que con el tempo Sc fuese 81.
vidando en- 10 pDsihle vi avenfnga
En- I'll pafA cirrni6 zoo fnsiataucia "a i.umor
ae que desde Aac.. slgir t.smpu deseaba
RevsrOn vender las heFtar1aa de Chalamb0t
nj se la preneneaba comngmdOr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-16

.iadi6s!-dijO la anciana Magdalena, y &c
asei0.7 aafaaaap aI1 1s# &Ge A
Dflose Albina, que puesto que no Sc halla
ba va en- pOder do la jus6icia era pOTqOe no
habi6ndola visto salir entrar del CASTILLO,
nnFlfe sospeehaba de ella, despu6s de hs-
Der hecho Id vispera el sacFifcio de al vida
despert6se sn ella el instinto de IL cOnserva-
ci6n de la defensa.
Impulsada pOr ese sentimiento cUgi6 JOS
blietea de bancO, los aTrOj6 Ia chimenea
revoi viendo las cenizas, peTO en- 6stas no
auedaba ninguna Rrasa eDtonces encendi6
IN f6sforO echAndolo encima del fajo de BIZ
iletes que empez6 arder con una llama
mnv viva one en IN segundo destruy6 Zoe
eisn mil frances del marques de Lesguilly.
Oniso hacer 10 mismO con la cartera parn
Que tiesapareeiese, peT0 este era mas difIcIl
EeA6sUN braEado de leila on el hOgaf, mas
como estaoa verde no Sc encendi0 tan prOntos
= < pssaF de tOdos sus eafgerzos no consigul0
At6ina mas que layantar una espesa huma-
reda acre nauseabunda, Una llama mny
d6bil que no era saheiente para destrQir Ell
euaro de fateaTtera = las cant0neFRs de plRSA
con que eatRba ref0rEada.
r. tempo seeuia pasando, paFa que no
Ia aofDrendi diesen .necea itaba aeabaF pF08to
Resuelta q hacerio saii6 al nueet0, co..
viei3slo m aaGad6n cav6 IN agniero baeEants
syrande en- Ia terra enduTeciaa por Ia helada
aI pie del set0, y ALI esCondi6 la eartsra v
feruafnada sagopeFac56n R1ass5se maa aagnra
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