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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-15

The New York A. G. eleven. captansd by william
wurtemberg. the old Yale quarterback, played . re
markably strong game against the Rutgers College
boys at Manhattan Field yesterday afternoon. The
colegians were pluoky. but they could not buck
against the heavy New Yorkera They tried time aud
again to through the athletes centre. TO circle
the ends bat all their efforts proved futile and they
obliged to Fstire from the Geld without single
point to their credit.
The New York's line was exceptionally strong and
the general Interference was excellent. "House
Janeway of the famous Princeton team of 80 was in
the line and proved slight barrier to the onsaughts
OF tho Rutgerss backs Sanford Of Yale alongside
fJaneway play ing centre rush Sanford was the life
of the game, making two plays which are not often
seen in game like that Of yesterday.
Bonner. the old Princeton quarter back. played be-
hind the line and succeeded in gaining great deal OF
sS Il sD D e S
'lrF shnSs 70 make H.. the game exciting
Rutgers took the ball. AND forming wedge pushed
Their way for i've yards: and George Ludlow taxing
more before WuStembsrE 60. 10 his way; the two
% Sso Who Sos m cut AND
rowdyish game: Once be deliberately struck a man
ana again eussd Bonse snT and sH tnsd 70 pa
III. e.. s ssss,
LndlSw's rstirement Murtembtirs went on the nsd
pns Ss .y q sss s
ing before Bonner scored tonch dcwn Bonner failed
h. rs
were made the Same way. and each yielded q touch
sss Ia: '1s S " sp 6 ss @ n
ter was IN shs ACT OF passing the bail when sanford
to1es aowns iieisd goal X. .sssna
touch down. Tomlin.on was hurt IN this half and
A. O., IL; Rutgers, o. The teams were:
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New Jersey whesinen R.s..

NEWARK. Oct lathe Murray cup was won On the
IrvinEtonMburn course this afternoon tor the third
time by y. l. BiauvelI The cup 10 now his personal
property The race was under the auspices OF the
Business Aen's Cycle Club Of Newark. and was over
tsn-mie course. BAaveis was scratch man ana broke
the best record ever made over she Hilbnrn course
son nnished second. with John Brock q close third
and mlss ous shs saa when he was
The south Park wheelmen Of Newark conducted four
races over the same brisk wind a. blow
and hindered the ridera The nnish In the tsIimiis
race Was IN the dArk Wimam Weller won the hA fmiie
John Gregory the ten mile race. ~ $50
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Amherst. Hat Massaehnsetts Institute or
Technology. q.

AMHERST. Oct. 1%.-Amherst downsd Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology to-day by IL to O. capt Has
ke 10 much pleased with tho improved playing Of the
Amherst team. muddy field did not prevent Dserinr
and Barnes from making long runs around tho right
end and through tho centre. H. L. Pratt Rosa ana
Tyler tackled well for Amherst. thomas and Cprtts
did most of the piaying Tor the visitors TINS Is the
hrst game In which Amherst has hown that abe can
hold her oppon, L for four doSns when shs must.
Capt HASH ell and uoodale but both these men viii
play next week. The teams lined up AZ follow: "iA'
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Or.sL C.tboa,s % Rae. Ts-,.v.

The crack eAtboAts Little Dean Of the Audubon Ysoht
Club and the RssiHA ofths Harlem Yacht Club will san
match race to-day. over ~ mile course. for cham
pionship trophy and aide wager The Little Dean wa
sssny yan9uishsd BY the Regina the races for The
Obrien Cup Tor eAboalA aud contest 70 Az IA thS
eutyrowth OF that defeat Already over III boo ~
been Nags!ea on the outcome OF the match Inc
sSn F aIs thysi thence 70 ana alesnd the bley "a
o'clock. and nast hnilh Vithil az heuis. ~ Az
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LzsKER rHE rrssrr.
No other Cenpet,tor c.n secr. Ersven vvlrs
n the Chess Tourp~r.

:, the Chess Tourrer.
Emanuel Lasker. By defeating shovaitsr IN
the eleventh round Of the chess tournament
which was played at the Brooklyn Chess Club
Yesterday afternoon and evening. registered
eleven straight wins, and as no other competi-
tor could possibly get a similar score. the An
elo.German master takes the FIRST prize.
The game was Ruy Lopez. which Showal-
ter ought TO have drawn. Albin beat Lee; Cos
sip and Oily drew; Hanham disposed OF
Schmidt In splendid style: Ryan and Delmar
drew. and Taubenhaus beat JssnoErodsky.
The game between Pollock and Pillsbury
finished an adjourned game which ended In q
draw. The Rames: -
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Boston A. A, o, brown. o.

Providence. Oct. 1E-Brown played their FIRST game
on Lincoln Field this afternoon with the strong Boston
Athletic Club eleven. Brown. although greatly out
weighed and playing three substitutes put up plucky
game and held tho B. A. A. down to six points Brown
took the ball at the beginning and by ne Of nifty
yards by Robinson advanced 1t within the A. A. nve
yard line. but could push the line b. A. A..
BY pounding the centre, made touch down one min
ute before time wac up. For Brown Robinson. McCaS.
thy. and Mott played o good game. The line upi
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I.shIeh. 10, West Po,a,, ..

wEsI PoiSr, Oct lA-Ths LshEh team and the cadets
lined up here today and fought hardest and rough
col battle OF the season Neither side during the
hrst half but In the second the LshEhs made eighteen
points The cadets lost four Of their beat men Il u
nng sast 1 esok an Anks and y. W. Smith, r. l.
~ las Sss Aad IiPPssy s.using much fnmbhnE o.
fnderek for the yiaoft the latter rrSsl
s!mirAtion Amherst vii vislI West Folni next Sal.
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u. P9ifionl
Cornell. 10, Uaion, Q.

Ithaca. ct1<.-In q welLp'aysd game of footh.u
to-day Union College was defeated by Cornell bv n
score OF 10 to O. Brilliant plays we're made by Bsrr
GuItss. and Daley for Cornell and BAH for Union. The
were made BY fIssborn. Young, Barr and DsiSy'
Young failed to Kick goal In four trials For Unie1
70 d ". az game before abe plays Prnceoa
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Seton Han. no, 81. Jsro..s. o.

ORANGE. Oct 1[-Ths Seton Hall College football
team outplayed At every point the eleven from 81,
Jerome's Lyceum New York. this afternoon st South
orange The team work Of the South Orange boys WAS
fine. The score was; seton Hail. az st. Jerome O Ths
men lined up NJ follows 'A'
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Refsree-Trnhord. Umptro-sownh
Having won the toss Princeton elected to
take the ball. but only gsined O. couple. OF
yards. Crcscents then tried to advance, but
Jailed until Culver got In q long. low kick.
which landed the leather at Princeton's 40
yard line. The Tigers then became very az;
gressive. and Rosengartsn carried. the ball
over the Crescent line toF touch down un.r M
tho assault once more. Allen. the Princeton
full back. lifted the ball almost thirty Yards
down the field. and Hosengarten got up In
tlms. TO smother White and take the ball over
the line tor the second time. King easily
kicked tho goal.
These reverses reused the Crescent players
and they moro than held the Tigers until
nearing half time, when the .Prtncetonians
again took the ball across. making their SCORE
IA to before recess.
Early In the second half when the Crescents
were making a resolute stand. Ward broke
through and scored the fourth touch down Tor
Princeton. The kick was again intrusted to
King. whose aim proved unerrinR.. On resum-
ing White gained twelve yards for the Cres-
cents and they were allowed I'VE more on
Aliens .puntine sent the oval hack into
from the twenty. Ave. yard line got behind and
touched down right back OF the posts. The
major point was again mere practice shot
for King and time was soon after called. leav-
Ing the Tigers masters of the situation.
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Orange A. a.. y, Lafayette. o.

sourH onAsGH Oct. 14.-The Orange Athletic Club
and Lafn yette College played stubborny contested
football game the orange Oval this afternoon. the
former winning by q narrow margin. In weight and
tactics the teams were about and the play good
with the exception Of fumbling Marshall puntsd
well and buckei the centre heroically for Orange.
weiters made some fine end rushes, and seigman
charged the centre with effect the visitors Scorer
Ofange, 9; Lafayette. o. The teams:
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Rrookiyn High School, 80, Hack ett.,

hrookiyn High School, aOJ Hack ettstoyvu l.
The Brooklyn High School team scored clever viz.
tory over the Haeksttstown team yesterday bv M
points to g. Powell. Cohen. and CLARK were mo.t
conspicuous on the winning side Barker was r..non
Bible for the Hack sttstown score ~''eSpon
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work ON 4us roorBAIL f1Etn.


The Princstonisn Tigers swoopcd down on
the Crescent Football Team At Eastern PARK
yesterday. and scored q decisive win By 70
points 10 0. The game. however. was not By
any means as one-sided as the figures indi-
cato. and at several critical points OF the struR-
gle the Crescents more than held their own.
A couple Of thousand enthusiasts assembled
in the stands and along the ropes and Impair
TALLY eheersd the clever features Of the game
The ball was put In Play at $40 o'clock. when
the teams lined up 40 follows:
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szK1SIzz AGAINST a WHOLE CLUE.
A Match by Cable Between the world.s
ChamPlon aud I.lyerPooI Players.

LIVERPOOL Oct ia match OF two games,
to be played by cable between w. Steinitz Of
New York and the Liverpool Chess Club. has
been arranged. There win DO no stakes. and
one move will be made In each game per
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Appended is the game left unfinished Q
Thursday and finished last night:
FETRoFF's DEFENCE.
Amended 70 the score OF all the competitors

The players will meet at the Manhattan
Schmidt va Ryan. IPtllsbury Va shovaltsr
Oily Va Hanhnm. TaubeDbaua Va roiiorr
Lseva 0ossib Jasnogrodsky w. Demas.
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Mor.,as.la.., 40, Grammar ssheo, On. O

Morni"9siaes' oO3 erannar School Oh. o.
Probably one of the most interesting and exciting
games Of football hereAbouts in long time toot
place yesterday afternoon At Central Park The con.
testing teams were Grammar School No 90 Va Morn.
tnGsidss latter won by the surprising big score OF
20to0 The men hned up as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-15

PHnApHLrniA. Oct. 14.-Pennsylvanias play in the
nrst half OF todays game with eleven OF the Vol
untesr Football Association Of New York satisfac
tory to the coachers The interference defensive
work excellent. The one fault with the team In
s!owness. and tins must be before champion
sylyania to for the New Yorkers The lined up
4 follows:
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~ DwysrS Son. b; c PAtrclan. by s. Baiss-
Eoffrs f. sls hssfs' 1Is sr pa
c i,igsloa Sam Lucas Bowsr.. Enreid. and Pirs,s
ps Ss.s y
rrig 70 to RubicOn, 30 to Illusion 90 to Pirate
FOURTH RACE
5 .a MssaSS, s d r., ~
$500 70 second ana $500 10 third; one mile and a
ssS..sSs IT i.$.; Young Aron b, h..'-a.a
1 SsiSsr: P PsSs Alqn ,o
Treasure. wornssr END sam %ssf also ran
! S'r fss sRs' 4.sa
Sam Weller. 4oto Treasure.
FIFTH RACE.
only % ad HEs 81 f :ls sso sas
Legis s,ssSt;s B; rsInicksr, 8. by Mr. pisEwieE-
ihf'' sS1ii:. sS T. d H. .iES Reckon
Time i;4IXl '''''''''''''''''"'''
nicksr. Tito Terrlner
SIXTH RACE
For All ages which have run and not won At this
snsl slSS second ana sSo to thpdi sss iiS
D. ilisEin,,s b; n Bsl DsmOuio. q by UncAs-Bslia.
}. b. ccilins's Dr.. sS' %dd: L 100
Perry EsP %asT:, Illusion SSsissa
Middleton, and kirkOyer also ran.
lime Oi5p{
y, Post SettLngEsix 70 aganst Bel Dsmonlo. 4 toll
tain Wagner. 20 to l. Niddlnton 30 TO Midnight 20
10 UGo's Jess ~ TO lI!lus.on. 100 TO 1 Cuckoo.
SEVENTH RACE.
For thTssyeAr o.ds which have run ana not won Al
Abe meeting; selling allowances; ave IprlohgB.
a. fokers . Prince George. by sensAtk n Louis
J. j. 4 b u. aOiiiss b Z MiloshGha, 10.
Time liza 'i''s''''
rS,t bsit,ng-E,Eht 70 ! on Prince George toll
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-17
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

Los liltimos despachos de Madrid dan
como SECURE que e. Ministro Maura nc
Sc propone introducir reformas en- nues-
ira legislation municipal.
va 10 esperabamos, aunque las epfs-
tolas eEectorales de nuestros amigos vie
nen cargadas de promesas seductoras.
-Muy pronto obtendr6is la Quota de
cinco pesos.
-Muy Ell breve SO prohibira al Go-
bernador elegir alcaldes e trd-t6rnicoS
-Antes de mucho bajara sobre vos-
otros la separation de mandos.
-Esperad votad. Cuando Gamble
81 Gabinete sereis la Jauja, de America.
Asf nos dicen I'm dia otro dia, Y las
palabras caen en- el olvido, las ofertas
no Sc cumplen y tras un desengaho
grande aparece un desengano mayor, y
ell pobre partido autonomista con tin1a
esperanto. = votando.
va es tempo de despertar y apren-
der.
En- veinte amos de lucha ninguna
ventaja positiya. 49,. ~~
Porque aqnf, en- ei hecho, suhciente-
mente garantidas por 81 respeto de los
poderes constituencies, no existe la
libertad de reunion, nj la libertad de la
tribuna, nj la libertad de la prensa, nj
la igualdad poftica, nj la solidaridad
patriotica, nj NADIA de 10 que constituye
la grandeza de un pals de una raza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-17

hablando solo de pingajos como una mujer, I
de cabalos como un ehalan.
un personaje de estas condolences volvis
competamente loca Micaela!
Hunillada Sc sentfa su madre, sin atrever-
sea decir NADIA su hi1a, consolabase con refe-
quien llamama con frecuencia la tumba de los
secretos.
Marechal escuchaba pacientemente sus con-
fidencias, procurando combatir la animosidad,
cada dfa mayor, de la sonora Desvarennes con
ira su future yerno, no por amor al Principe,
porque era demasiado amigo de Pedro para
que le inspirara simpatfas Panine, sino porque,
con su buen sentido, comprendfa 10 eonvenien-
te que al anna disimular sus sentiniientos !;
cuando exclamaba con c6lera.
- Esta Mieaela Creera listed que acabo
de verla pasear por el jardin, cogada al brazo
de ese pajalarga, con Ia mirada fila en- sus ojos
como alondra fascinada por espejo Pero que
lie ha pasado esa muchacha para ponerse asi (?
-Marechal la interrumpfa diciendo con ironi-
ca algeria
-Todss las rubias son asi. listed no 10
comprende, sonora, porque es morena.
lie sonora Desvarennes decia@ehtonces inco-.
modada:
--Deieme usted tranquila Eaya una estupi-
dez. To que ella necesita son duchas, NADIA
mas. Esta loca.
Cayrol viva en- sxtasis, como italiano AFRO
dlllado ante la Vfrgen.
Nunca estuvo tan satisfecho su algeria
llegaba al extreme de perturbale la imagination
HaAta entonces solo habia pensado en- los
siendo la riqueza Ell anico prop6sito
de su vida, pero ahora trabajaba por su felici
dad.
No. Sc cansaba de pensar en- sus futuros pla-
ceres de entretenerse como nino en- adornar
La casa Que iba habitar con Juana.
NADIA encontraba bastante bello para el tenn
plo lie In diosa, como decia con una risotada
que ensanchaba sn rostro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-17

Hablaba de ese future nido de sus amores
con estremecimentos voluptuosos, diciepdo
-Es encantador. Un verdadero paraiso Ell
miniature.
reapareciendo 4 pesar de todo Ell banque-
70, anadfa:
-Yo Sc 10 que me cuesta
No sentia, sin embargo, dinero por la
certidumbre de cobrar los intereses. Lo linico
que lie alarmaba era la salud de la seIiorita de
Cernay, que desde el dia que le concedio su
mano, estaba mas grave sombrfa que antes,
adelgazando cuerpo hundiendosele los
oles como 81 secretamente llOrase. Cuando ha-
blaba de sus preocupaciones la sonora Des-
varennes. contestabale:
- Estas muchachas son insensatsss. Ell ma
trlmonIo las pone en- un estado incomprensible.
Rspare usted mi hija charla como una graia,
salta como nm cabrito tiepe un par de gusa
por 10 sentimental, la idea de la boda le hace
tomar aspecto de victina. No haga usted caso
va SO lie pasara. La verdad es que ell reeociio
de la una es, por 10 menos, tan irritante como
10 melancolia de la otra.
Tranquilizado Cayrol por esta salida de Ia
10 desconocido del matrimonio preocupaba x
Juana, no di6 importancia 4 la tristeza de su
plometida.
Micaela Sergio Sc aislaban completamente,
huyendo al jardin cuando la presencia de algdn.
importuno en- ell salon interrumpfa su charla,
en- Ell invernadero 81 el importuno
bajaba al iardfn.
Esta maniobra agrado mucho Sergio, mo-
estado por la presencia de Juana.
La senorita de Cernay, al yer pasar 4 Micae-
Ia del brazo del Principe, contraia las .ejas de
an modo alarmente para Panine-
Precise era, sin embargos. encontrarse en- la
mesa Por Ia noche, paes Sergio Cayrol CO.
ntan en- 81 ..palacio de Ia caIe de Santo Do
mingo.
Aunque 81 Principe procuraba entretenerse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-17

tendremos cualquier reforma que SC no.
lotorgue.
Tn mismo sol caldea nuestros cere-
bros una misma naturaleza nos sirvic
de cuna; una misma raza poblo 10:
campos cubanos puertorriquefios; una'
mismas son nuestras desgracias iden-
ticas nuestras aspiraciones. Somos her.
manos por la sangre. por las ideas, POI
las costumbres. No podiamos, pues, ha
liar mejores aliados. puesto que una
misma ha de ser Ia suerte de estos PAT
ses
En- EI EsbeJo de San German Sc hs
dicho sin conocimiento de 10 que sor
los partidos politicos que luchan dentrc
de la legaIidad, que la union con-los Gu
banos nos 06ltgart.s 4 seguirlos 4 la ma
nigua 81 nlanana sc lanzasen a la revo-
lucion.
Pero este es ilogico. por no ll2marlo
de otro modo. La union del partidc
autonomista puertorriqueno con e! par
lido autonomista cubano, no es para il
a la guerra. sino para defender nuestros
ideales autonomicos dentro de la mas
cxtricta legalidad. Para recabar del GO
bierno metropolitico iguales reformas
para una otra isla Y nos ohligara a
cumplr seguir los correligionarios
de Cuba en- todos aquelIos acuerdos que
no Sc separen de la Constitution del
partido.
ST mafiana, desenganados los autono-
mistas cubanos de que por las Was lega-
les no han de obtener justicia, Sc lanzan
a la revolucion. antes tienen que disol-
yer ell partido, y entonces quedariamos
los puertorriquenos dcsligados de todo
compromise, pues desapareciendo la CO.
lectivid4d. que era ell lazo que nos unfa,
quedamos nosotros libres de obrar del
modo que creyesemos mas conveniente.
No hay. Pues, que temer las 6afaS
Otro obstaculo mayor es ell que ven-
dra oponerse esa union. El obstaculo
de que va hablamos en- nuestra Cr6h1ca
anterior.
Pero creemos-y sentiriamos equivo-
cainos-que nuestro partido no ha de
subordinar su convenience interes.
como tantas veces 10 ha hecho, al inte-
res convenience de una 8 dos pcrso-
naIidades que ven en- el una escalera
muy facil para subir al Ministerio.
Nuestro partido va comprendiendo
que es necesario salir del estado de su-
mission servil en- que Sc lie ha mantenido,
10 que es causa de su desprestigio en- la
Peninsula, donde es ya un axioma aque-
llo de que aqui to3o pmede hacerse fnHbn-
nemenfe.
En- la vida de los pueblos, por debi-
les que sean, llega un dia en- que estos
contra su proPia Impotence
y el nuestro ha empezado reaccionar.
iQuiera Dios que ese nuevo entu sias
mo no decaiga
MARIANA ABRIL.
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casa, donde habia pasado toda su vida, par
qlpe nadie dudase de que al amar Micaela
amaba la mujer, no 4 la heredera.
I lie habian ofrecido la direction de una i'm
portante empresa minera Saboya, donde al
eanzaria honra y provecho. porser necesarios
para desarroIlar la explotacion.
Su proposito era entregarse por complete al
trabaio, pidiendo al estudio ell olvido de sus
penas.
La preparation de las bodas caminaba apre-
suradamente en- el palacio de la Gale de Santo
Domingo.
Eli Principe de nina parte, Cayrol de otra,
procure -. con fxtraordinario ardiuiento ace
lerar lo<stn-v~sSSiyos para el gran dia aquel
porq1Is preparafe realization de sus arnbicic-
sas esperaba este por satisfacer su IN
sen@lspiraciones
sata passion. &no, Sergio dejabase amar
9A Atento amabilisiA cansaba de YER OR al
for AIIcaels, qne no
que adoraba Nsslirio Ia pasi6n que Sc
Fra ma especie de deem, la senora Des-
habia apoderado de Ia iov@orofundo estupcr es-
varennes presenciaba con Il
- metamorfosis de su hiia. - insensible one
La Micaela indolente y II IA indterencia de
ieJaba trascnrrir IN vida eor@ de seda, Sc habfa
'dahsca recostada en- co;ines iafnpaciente viva,
rasformado en- enanorada elabios, exhalando
e brilantes ojos carnosos tTnenso deseo de
6 sn ser una especie de inA
NOR. rayo lie sol abra
Como esos capulIos qne mn ss iradas de Sergio,
en'balsama. NJ calor Ne las milo Micaela
habia animado v embellecid1rs hablaba Ia ma
Presa de violenta anargura pr hija con ironico
e de la trasformaci6n de sn nrsona seria, pues
,sden, no eonsiderandoIa PEI enamorarse tan
10 una mnneca era. capaz az er1solo por ST be-
'amente de m hon.bre tan
III era mnralmente
I'm 81 opinion, el Principe - sln talento. mn
a mediania observation-disclosures %4aba uu giro serio,
cuando Ia con versa, IN. k,,,,,
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en- sus conversaciones Ell voz baia con Micae
la, lie era dificil en- un nomento dads0 nc dirieir
Ia palabra Juana, estos momenfos los cen-
sideraba de verdadero pelgro, tenligndo STEM,
pre- que la naturaleza calenturienta! ardiante
de IL que habia desdeiado producers alRin es-
candalo
Por clio, delante de Juana, contehfa las ma
mas razonabes.
Atribuia la senorita Desvarennes asta reserz
va al tacto y buep tono del Prfncipss, SIN aos
pechar que 10 que tomaba por discretion de
hombre de mundo prudencia lie amante
alarmado.
Devoraban Jnana todos los torsnentos del
lnherno- De'nasiado orgullosa para decir NADIA
diespues de la expicacion tenida COZ Sergio.
demasiado enamorada de 81 para sufsir impasi
ble el espectAculo de La dicha de su rival. vefa
acercarse con profundo horror Ell iastanta an
que perteneciera al hombre con q6ien habfa
resuelto casdrse y quien no amaba Per mn
momento lie ocnrri6 Ia idea de rompe4 este COM
quedarse soltera; pero la idea de la luclla aue
tenia que sostener contra todos los que n 10
deaban la detuvo.
! Que lba hacer ella en- casa de la sonora
Desvarennes Presenciar los regociios de Ser
gio Micaela Pre6ri6, pues, salir de- alf.
:, Con Coyrol, por 10 menos, Sc aleiaba seria
nore, 81 no amaba su marido quiza le esti
maria con una estlmacon 6lial 8 frafernal. ne,n
una estimaci6n cualquiera one il,ssiDnasa 1
aquel p6bre hombre, dispeesto tlceptar IL
lue Juana le concediese
No tendrfa ademas constantemef4A anta =, !.
vista al grupo de Micaela Y Sergio pa,saarlo
eor el gardin desapareciendo cariTiosn rnante
lnldos del brazo por tan estrechas sendas.
Iampoco oiria constantemente al rurnor Ak
ia charla amorosa, interrnnpida ennndn W.
netaan en- s'sios oscuros psF 81 leve rslido a.
os besos.