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EMILY Gel igsr {
Hs 20 "a her ligiinga

od CAUSE 1s s g ILii y ~
5#erless. His head must approve!
5e acf, though his heart might.
sil him we're ! to ask his consent,
But its is not for You, General, to
hesitate. Heaven has sent you
messenger and you dare not re-.
useto accept the profeted service
when SO much is at stake. "
oble girl u said the General,
With emotion. aYou shall go. And
may God speed you and protect
You on your journey"
He will murmured the in
trepid girl, in allow vioce.
Order swift, butwell trained
hnd gentle horse TO be saddled
immed ,ately," !" said Greene to the
officer who had conducted the
maiden into his presence.
The oficer;retired, and Emily
seated herself while the General
wrote o basty despatch for Sumter.
This,s after if was completed, he
read over to her twice. in order
that if compelled to destroy it::she
might yet deliver the message
Everoally, and then asked her. to
repeat TO him its contents. She
did SO accurately. He then gave
s her minute directions in regard to
the journey, with instructions
how to actin case she was inter-
<cepted BY the soldiels of Lord
Rawdon al Of which she listened
with deep attention.
And now, my good girl" said
the General, with an emotion that
he could not conceal, as he handed
her the despatch" i commit t.
your care this important message.
Everything depends on it's safe
( delivery. Here ls money for your
expenses on the journey" aud he
reached her a purse. But Emily
.
drew back sayin-
sI have money in my pocket
Keep what yon have, You will need
ii, and more for your country
At this point, the officer re-
entered the tent, and announced
that the horse was ready.
And SO am ], !" said Emily, as
she stepped out into the open
air. All ready whisper of what
was going on in the Generals
auarters had passed through the
B camp, and many officers and mer
! had gathered before his tent to
see the mob girl as she SCI
forth to start upon her dangerous
journey.
There was no sign Of fear abon'
fl1e fair yonpg maiden, as she
piacad her footin the hand Of al
officer and spring upon the saddle
Her faeewas calm her eyes slightly
elevated, and her lips gently com
pressed with resolution Gen
s sreene stood neal: her. He e1
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one Of ORE 8 spies reached the
house of his emplo yer.
'sWhat news2n asked the tory,
who saw, by the mans coun-
tenace, that he had some thing of
Importance to communicate.
aThe rebel Greene has found
a messenger to carry his despatch
to Sumter"
aAre you sure?"
eyes; and she has been on her
journey some four or FIVE hours.
"She?"
eyes. That girl of Geiger's went
to the camp this morning and
volunteered for the service"
aThe-p But we will not
stain our pages with record Of
the profane and brutal words that
fell from the lips sof the tory.
aShe has the swiftest horse in
the camp" said the man." and
unless instant pursit is, given
she will soon be out of our reach"
With a bitter oath, Loire swors
that she should never reach the
campo Sumter.
aTake Vulcan" said he, IN 9
quick, energetic voice" and kill
him but what you oyertake the
huzzy, between this. and Morgan't
Range"
ashe he's nearly FIVE hours start
replied the man.
"But you must make two milet
to her one.
aEven then she will be mos
likely ahead Of the Range ere
can reach there.D
very we'll. In that case yor
must start Bill Mink after her
4 with a fresh horse. 1 will give
lyoua letter, which you will place
in his hands should you fail tt
overtake the girl"
] With these instructions, tht
man started in pursuit. He wal
mounted on a large, strong horse
who bore his rideras lightly. as i
he had been a child.
In the meantime, Emily, wht
had received minute Information
in regard to her journey, and VIII
Twas, moreover, no stranger to tn
way, having been twice to Camden
struck boldly into the dense fores
. r. =
through which she was to pass
!. and moved along bride track a
!, as swift pace as the animal sh'
! rode could boar without too grea
fatigue. The Importance of tn
!; work upon which she had entered
Il I.
! and the enthusiasm with which j
inspired her, kept her heart abov
the influence of fear. No event 0
moment happened. to her durin
the first day if her journey. Il
!. passing q small settlement know
J. as Morgan's Range, which she di,
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Phoenix, S. O..
g ENFORCING THELAW. !
Gov. Tillmansp Speaks Strongly
on the Dispensary Subject. {

Owing to the various forms of
petitions that are being circulated
by applicants for the positions of
County Dispensers, it will be Of
great assistance to the aspirants if
they will lstudy we'll the conditions
specsifed in the Act. <@ts:@ Z,
: Governor Tillman states that
mary. applications are being made
with petitions ..aJtached, that are
hacking in the essentials that will
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hllant Courier Revolu-
mary story Founded on
EBy THOMAS 8. ARTAUR.

officer with drew, and in 9
bment peared in com.
wit i young girl, dressed
losely 6tting habit, carrying
ely whip in her hand. She
lea espectf fully as she en- m
e General arose as the maiden
ed inside of his tent, aid
ned her salumfatio
sneral Greene 2" inquired the
tranger.
ofhcers bowed.
shave been told said the
pr the color deepening in her
That you are in want OF q
Of dispatches to Gen.
am 3 replied the General.
find no one courageous
gh to und dertak the perilous
end me, 3 said the maiden.
she drew. her slight form up-
proudly.
lend you r exclaimed the
eraI taken by surprise. aYou?
mo, child III could not do. that.
pa journey from which brave
hold back.
am not a brave man. | am
|Sa woman. BIT ! will go.,'
5uched BY such an. unlocked
incide lent, Gen. Greene, after
ing for some moments, said
Viii you go on this journey
e??',
i've me 9 feet horse, and i
bear your message safely ]
lone.
THAT is sou i anne 81 inquired,
officer, after anot her thoughtful
Smily Gsigar.
Z !, - ), Is on. sl sys - M 2sj
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VOL. LVIII. NO. Q.

II = = az
counties as it is anywhere else, let
it cost what itmay.
.'It will be time enough for the
prohlbitionists to advance to a
stronger position after they have
found they can hold what has
alread been gained. Columbia
Register.
AS A parody upon the wide
hearlded claim of the antis that
Tillman was driving capital from
tSouth Carolina, we copy the fol-
lowing head lines from last Thurs
days State. Further comment is
Unnecessary:
-"They are at work.
Factories and mills springing
up everywhere"
"south Carolina's onward in
dustrial march,
"The model cotton factory just
completed at Gafney City,"
AS the name indicates, Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reneweris
q renewer of the hair, including
it's growth, health, youthful color,
and beauty. 1t will please you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

The announcement came like lightning from
regret among the members Of the bar at lhis
serious turn in the health of this popular
Judge. Judge Green's health has not been
good for some time, but nothing of this kind
was looked for With but one Judge in CON
dition TO occupy the bench the work of court
win be very much impeded, but Judge Bech-
| tel quick, industrious and courteous. meets
the heap of work turned upon him with rare
ability.
Argument Of the Shenandoah water case
was fixed for to-day Attorneys Ryon and
Henning were again before court asking for
continuance. Messrs Schalck and Pome.
roy opposed any further postpOnement and
Judge Bechtel said that in the absence of an
agreement by counsel, or Of legal ground, for
continuance, he would direct argument OF
the question to proceed. In the afternoon the
case came up again, when counsel agreed to
Monday, February 20, for argument new
| feature has developed in this case viz: that
the Act of 1874 under which the Borough
Council proceeded to increase its indebted
ness is not constitutional because the section
of said Act under which they proceeded is
special legislation and that the Chief Bur.
CESS should preside at meetings of Council
and attest its ordinances, and not an officer
elected by Council. These points have been
unearthed by Attorney Hollopeter, counsel
for the Water Company, and are pronounced
| tough" nuts for the boroughs counsel tC
crack.
The license for saloon at East Mahanoy
Junction was granted to day to b. j. Yost, OF
shenandoah Attorney Coyle represented
Mr.. Yost.
The papers in the case of Medlar VS.. Wad-
linger and Smith were handed to court on a
rule for judgment. Ulrich and Burke at
toneys
A rule for judgment was granted in the
case Of Isaachar Robbins vs. Joseph Rogers, re-
turnable Monday next. Haughawout and
Burke attorneys.
The certificate of Attorney Wilhelm, certi
flying r. W. Schwank, a student at law, for
examination, and one by Attorney Wilhelm
for Bob Dyson were fled
In the ease of Reeves VS. Corner, &c, a rule
to show cause whv an appeal entered nisnc
pro tune should not be stricken off, the court
refused the rule and affirmed the proceedings
Miuogue for rule; Burke contra.
Testimony in the case of the Hooven
Mercantile Co, VS.. Lizzie Brennan was filed
w. P. Ramsay, ESQ., took judgment in five
cases against joseph Patrick.
In case of David Rupp VS.. B. Labows &
Co, cortoraTi was taken against Squire J
FL. Fistler
Judgment was taken by Attorney Shay for
plaintiff in case of Abram Levine vs. John
A. Titman.
A number of executions were issued this
morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

Dr. J. s. Callen is i'll.

DR.. J. s. Callon is in.
Daniel Brennan went to PottsviIle bhir
morning.
F. Il. Hopkins, Jr, is confined 80 his bed
by illness.
John Reinmillor, Of Turkey Run, E on Sss
sick list suffering from severe cold
G. & l, Policeman Frank Shirey aAS
daughter went to Wilkes Barre to. day.
Mrs Frank Wilson, of North Jardin street,
has presented her husband with daughter.
T. J. Coakley returned last evening frsm
Philadelphia, where he spent several days 20
business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07
ONE CENT
He WAS CURIOUS

And as Result Suffered the Loss OF
Fingers.
Justin Labanoswki, a Pole residing on West
Coal street. sustained serious injuries by chs
explosion Of q dynamite cap at his home lass
night. Labanowski found the cap in the
mines and his curiosity as TO the eonIents
was aroused. While picking the cap with
darning needle it exploded The hrst joint
of the thumb and second joint Of the index
finger, ON the left hand, were blown slean
otf DR. Stein dressed the wounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07
French BurIesoue Company.

The Kibbe French Burlesque Company
turned people away at the Lyceum last night,
and to say the show pleased is putting it
mildly, the audience was kept in one con-
tinual roar of laughter from the rise to
the fall of the curtain. Each and every
member of the company is an artist in his OF
her line of business Chicago Times. AT
Ferguson's theatre on Friday evening,
February 10th.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

HE motion court opened
at 10 a. m. today with
Judge Bechtel alone on
the bench. shortly af-
ter court opened the
sad and thrilling news
reached the court that
Judge Green, who had
been indisposed, was
this morning stricken
down with pgralveis
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

NICHTER.-At Shenandoah, Sunday, Feb.
9th, 1888, Agatha Nichter reuet Of the ls .
Lewis Nichter, aged 65 years months and
10 days. Funeral on Wednesday morning ut
8 o'clock. High mass in the Holy Family
church. lnterment at Annunciation oeme-
terry. Friends and relatives respectfully
invited to attend
mother 20 kind.
mother we adore;
fond loving mother,
Gone to Heaven forever more
Gone but moi forgotten.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07
JUDGE GREEN Is DEAD!
A STROKE OF APOPLBxY Y
PROVED FATAL.
ABLE LAWYER, SOLDIER AND JUDGE
General Bere avement Caused by
the Announcement Of His
Death-Brief Sketch of the
Deceased.

EATH followed the sud
den illness with which
Judge Green was seized
at his home in Potts.
vile yesterday morn
ing ~ he was making
arrangements to start
for the court house and
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

70 complete hles, two copies each OF ths
EvERING HERALD OF January lst, I'd and
4th and February 5th, 1892 liberal prize
win be paid for the same.
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262s

JONEs.-On the 9th inst, at shenandoaa
Pa, Mary r., wife Of John G. Jones, aged Al
years. Funeral viii take place on Thursday
9th inst, at p. m from the residence, 2tY
West Lloyd street. Interment in the Odd
Fellows cemetery. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited to attend. 2-7-2t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

Brandreth's Pills are the safest and most
effective remedy for Indigestion, Irregularity
Of the Bowels, Constipation, Biliousncss,
Headache. Dizziness Malaria or any disease
arising from an impure state of the blood.
They have been in use in this country for
over fifty years, and the thousands Of uu-
impeachable testimonials from those who
have used them, and their constantly in
creasing sale, is ineonuovertible evidence
that they perform all that is claimed for
them. Sold in every drug ana medicine
store, either plain or sugar coated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

General Thsw made his appearance yosssr.
day.
The Citizens Standing Committee %oets
this evening
Open the cutters if you do not want yosr
cellars flooded
The Third ward Democratic ticket has pss
yet been certified to-
The Sebuykill Press Association meets sc
Ashland on the 2sth.
The coal monument is finished and r0.dy
for shipment to Chicago.
Justices have been very busy the pAes Gsw
days, government pensioners taking mp the
best part of their time.
James, the eleven. year-old son Of Mrs.
Mary Haverty, fell upon an icy pavement on
Oak street this morning and dislocated bis
right shoulder
1t is promised that the entire system OF th
electric road, from here to Ashland. ana
from Girardville to Mahanoy City, via Nah
anoy Plane, will be in operation by May 1ss.
The celebrated imported Anchor Pain Ex-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

Buy Keystone Aour. Be sure that the
nane LEssIe s. BAER, Ashland, P%, is printed
on overy sack. 3-S-8taw
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

lanes Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each day. In order to be healthy this Is
aeesssary
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

Costiveness can be permanently cared by
the use Of Mandrake Bitters. lm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07
USE DANA'S sARSAPARIILA, ITS
"THE KIND THAT CURES"
To stand by the oitlaens.

A meeting of the Citizens Standing Com
mittee will be held this evening and it is
transacted will have an important bearing
upon the method of conducting the poll ar
rangements at the approaching election. 1t
is also said that the committee will receive
some substantial assurance tonight that the
German vote will go to the support OF the
Citzens' ticket despite the threats made by
the Irish Democrats as to what win be the
consequences in the fall election if they do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07
JAS. McELHENNY, Secretary.

81 have been using salvation Oh for back
ache sunuefs n The neck, and pain 10 the
sioe and found 10 an excellent cure. 1 keep it
constantly on hand Chas haller, Union Hit,
N j."
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

Fresh Morris River Cove Oysters rooslye Cd
tally at Coslest's. 9-23-a
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07
USE DANA's sARsAPARILLA, III
''THE KIND THAT CURES"


Mrs Mary Jones, Of West Lloyd street
died last evening after a lingering illness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

The Citizens Standing Committee and the
candidates nominated by the party are re-
quested to meet at divers Hotel, North
Main street this Tuesday, evening st
O clock H. c. BOYER,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

Every mother should have Arnica & Oil
Liniment always in the house in case of
accident from burns scalds OF bruises. I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

Have you heard the latest? DR.. Cozss
Wild Cherry and Seneka is said by every one
to be the best Cough and Group remedy IA
the world. This must be true
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

Amer W. Rupert brakeman on the Pens
sylyania road who was killed on Sunday nesr
Reading formerly resided in the Catawissa
valley.
Valentine Doeppner an old and respected
citizen Of Ashland, died Monday morning,
aged 60 years.
Mrs. Hannah Leib, mother Of Captain L.
c. Leib, Of Ashland, died at the residence Of
her son, George Leib, Sunday. She was "A
her seth year
Ex'Burgess J. II. Zimmerman, Of shame,
kin died on Sunday, aged 73 years.
u there ever was a real cur for chrome,
9Oughs Colds, Bronchical troubles and La
grippe u Is Pan Tina. Don't fail TO get The
gCnui e; avoid substitutes. q SIS only d
cents. Pan-Tina IS sold at p. p. -. HlInis
Drug Store,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

How often we hear middlsage people say
regarding that reliable old cough remedy,
n. II. Downs Elixir: why, my mother
gave it to me when was child, and use it
in my family it always cures" 1t is always
guaranteed to cure or money refunded I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

The celebrated imported Anchor Pain Ez-
peller costs but 25 and so cents bottle. Try
it for Rheumatism and be free from pain
For sale at G, H. Hagenbuch, p P. D. Eirlia,
J. NJ. lillian, and other druggists. 3t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-07

Best photographs and orayOns at DabO's,
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Continued on fourth passJ
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l. OS r.

1 o>T-ssa REWARD. LOST on YgsrrR
- y aaEf. tss~e-n 10 saa IL q "a Nas ~ :
xlstssnS c.rss etc. Please address w. 4 Gsyruw
Evsfets. WAsA -
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STOCKHOLDERS AEETiSo-ofFfCE OF
~ tie Monte srsxse Mininx Company. Notice -
hereby given thai the regular anaaes re~aas Of
pAnv Viii be held ~ the Rhsnf.f Bose. Seattle.
Wa.n., ~ - o'clock nooA. ca ae 9th eaySof lane.
seek tran fer nooks MI. b. siosea from May y
until June T. CHARLSE Ran u. ~ecy-
Seattle. wa>h. NAY Is 500
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CRISP SNAP

ssrsst,ssmesss undsf tbs heaA Of Lcss Sound
Tes sac For hsat ana Situations wanssd VIII -
smss-ssd - The ssss Of esrs word sach inssTfion
Yasssxat always In advann. NO advertisements
sscssysd ~ lsas shes Is cSnsA
se<rtCE-Ths business Once - ~ Poor-IS-
SR,.aRscsR IL OPEN unfoi ~ p m ciAaiasd
advssss ssn~nfs VIII b recesved ~ 90 this tina
Asv4 ssisemsnfs win - recsssed ~ bfsach o6acso
q liza I-oss-lxrKLss0KscHn 81;
Tsr4segsa Euyeau .,,. Il lf6 Pacific Avenue
Thomas sam suoos. NsnAseg
pors rs wnesnd- French = Srssneee
TIA f,tsowins letters await sdvsrsissss - this
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Nor CE-BE 1T PUBLICLY UNDERSTOOD
AZ thai the spirinAi-ss OF seattle do not tHcorse
Any eishoraisiy advertised exhlsition under the
name Of sptrstuaIsm MIA =. j. lESOC.
NOTfCE-TO MEMBERS OF THE SEATTLE
~ Chamber 81 Comm scs: The seguiar aan uai
election 81 Of the seattle CnAni OF Tom
msrce will BE- he'd the oifce Of ths eoYpor ssi~p
er beast corner Of Third ssd Marion streets seat-
tie Monday. June S, 1898, between Tbs hours
Of 10 = IA and p. IA.
l. T. THOMSON, Secretary
NEW opoRLESs kxcAvATiy0 CON-
An pany. vaasts and cssspools emf tied fson cas-
10 ez5 BY latest Improved 0forssss exrsvstos
Address Ssw odoriess Excsvasing Company, p.
q Boz So, esassis
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NOTfCE-YOU WILL SAVE TINE AND
~ money BY getting prices on common ana
pressed es1c<, terra Gotta. NOR ar c9oss ETC. from
ssills n sloner. IS Anrke nstiidsnx. -sAttle
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NOTICE 70 Contractors.

NOTICE TO CONTEACTORS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS l. To BUILD
~ schooihouse Bids for Tbs erection Of . school.
house In sehooi district III. township ~, range
east Bids vii b. we'd up 20 June is. 1893,
~ Office Of district ciera. for the building 81 .
sehoolhousc 2AxSo feet. u cost not over sSO0.
specifi Astoas ut Office ~ district clerk. nile
soafa og Angel Lake. IRE successful bidders TO
give bonds Tor the faithful p@rfo- nance Of the
work: the hoase to be finished within siGtr Gays
from July L Directors hold the right 10 reject
any aud all bidA
:. c.-AIBoRy. s. hool District Clerk.
VrAsHIN6roS STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
w huidsox-Nossce to building centrarrars.
Sealed proposals will be received mp TO n'clcck
q. m iahe 20. 1925 for the erec,ian Of the nor.
nsa, school bu iing located at Eiaensourx Kissl-
tas county, Wash. plans aud specifications Of
&. Price. or the otiscs Of the SECRETARY. Fred W.
Agatx, EiIensSurg. Wash All bids musi he III
rected TO the secretary Of tina hoard and De pre-.
ssuied on or before ] o'clock p tn June 20 1898
Each bid muss b accompanied by . certified
check Of ~ 5O4 parable to the order Of the trus-
tees ~ . guaranty th IN the bid IL accepted he.
the conssacsos. viii promptly carry oa; his Axres-
nssus sad furnish . good ana suficient bond ~ith
aurettes. who must resd. In the state Of Washing.
ton. thai be viii faithfully perform bis coorsacs
according To plans and specifications The board
reserves the right 10 reject any al bids
W. II A BRAINS, President
DIR r. j. SEWLASn
FhED W. AGATE. secsesary.
Board Of Trusted
Ellenssars. Wash. May 2s 1893
NoTfcE-YoU WILL SAVE TINE AND
~ money By eessias prices on common and
pressed ketcx terra Gotta c5ings from
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-31
MARIA" FOR JoRaE IsAAos.

asombra oir 10 que acabas de dec que crei darte
grande algeria remediaro todo haciendote saber 10
que Mayn dijo aver al despedirsel
Olga usted, digalo, le suplque incorporandome
-.@ para que va?
Ella no sera sempre. no sera siempre mi her.
mana? z
zE -Tarde piensas asl. 20 que puede hombre
caballero hacer 10 que til haces? No no; debe
hacerlo un hlio mio. Il Tu hermana Y to olvidas
de que 10 estas dicendo quen te mas que t mis-
mol lTu hermana ~ sc que te anna desde que os dor
mia ambos sobre mis- rodllas 1y ahora cuando 10
ahora que habare de ESQ., asustada por el
surmiento que la pobrecita trata indtiente de ocu
tarme. ~.
-Yo no quiero, nj por nstante, darle motive
usted para disgusto el que deja conocer D
usted reprobable en- mi conducta.
-Asf deber mo deseas que la quiera tanto co.
mo ti2 #s@s5I -zs5a@
ST. senora; asf es, Sno verdad?
--Asl serfa aunque me hubiera olvidado de que no
ene madre que yo de las Recommendations de Sao
mon La con6anza de que 81 crey6 digna porque ella
10 merece tanto Ell doctor asegura que Ell mai
de Maria el que sufrio Sara.
- 81 10 ha dlcho2
ST: tn padre, tranquilizado "a por parte ha
querido que 20 to 10 haga saber
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agregue 60 necesario que 10 sepa Carlos.