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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-01-09

I
mont's representatives.
Rev. w. @. Johnson was preseI
at Christmas, by the band, wit
gold watch and by his S. S. elias
guard for the same. A dinner
given at the M.E.church on Friday,
was largely attended for the purF
of visiting with the pastor and fan
A sum of money, provisions, ,
were contributed. Mr.. Johnson
nearly completed his four years
service here and his people are he
ing he will be returned for anot
year.
JAY.
S. b. Wakeman, an old and resp
ed townsman, died last Monday q
a long illness. He was buried
Wednesday from his late residet
Elder II. @. Sisco officiating, ASST
by Rev. w. Shepard.
Lowell
Mr.. Merrill is sick and schou
having a vacation.
Ferdinand Sawyer has bought
A. Cello and will keep hotel.
Samuel Cello has been quite 4
but is now convascelent.
The week of prayer was obseI
here. Meetings were holden al
nately at the Baptist and Congrl
tional church every evening.
Dennis Shortsleeves and wife \
returned from Concord, N. III.
Shortsleeves will remain here.
Shortsleeves will return TO his VI
in the mill where he has been empI
SO long.
The funeral of Mrs. Benz. Ariel
attended at the Baptist church,
1. p. Chase officiating. Mrs. Ariel
consistent member of the BaI
church and a worthy member of
w. r. @. Mr.. Ariel and family II
the sympathy of the community
Morgan.
VIM. Cobb is recovering from
tial shock he had a short time sim
The Isaac Blake Post and Corps
have installation Of officers SaturI
Jan. IA, at 1 o'clock. Refreshn
served from 3 to o'clock.
Some of the scholars from the
part of the town attend school at
Charleston, as there was not en'
scholars in the district for n sd
there.
Mrs. j. S. Wilcox has gone TO
land Me. to have a cataract taken
her eyes. She has been nearly
for a number OF years; her n
friends hope she may return witt
stored sight. Her sons wife, MI
p. Wilcox, has gone to stay with
Morgan Center
The concert at the church
Thursday evening was a succe
every way.
1t is reported that Henry Ellid
to put in a bobbin mill i'm the nea
ture.
j. A. Gray returned from his
ern trip last Thursday, somewha
proved in health. He reports
weather there as we'll as here.
weeks ago he says there was Gig
ten inches of snow i'm Colorado SpI
He visited Denver, Colorado
Golden City and several other 4
that he visited in 1859. He repd
wonderful growth i'm population
business is dull now and real est
on the decline. On his way HON
stayed two weeks at Cedar RI
Neb. with his son Fred, who is
farm well located. They had
weather there with about four 1
of snow. He says Vermont is
enough for him.
Newport.
DIR. Gould is a little better.
II. S. Root and wife have ret
home.
Magoon & Kent have sold
hearse.
Z. Lane has moved into his
store and is ready for business.
A. X. Darling, cashier of
Pond bank, was i'm town last we
Walter Avery has his store
custom house block nearly comp
Jack Moninham had his hand
badly jammed while coupling CO
Gently.
Will Batchelder goes on to tn
as travelling salesman for a DO
shoe house in Portland, Maine.
Cleveland Chapter will hold a
ial meeting Wednesday, Jan. 10,
mencing at 2 p. m. and will con
the degrees. Supper at @ p. N
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DID THEY SHOW CONTEMPT.
Arguing the Cases of the Enxineerv q,
Toledo.

TOLEDO. ONO, March 27.-The cases OF lake
Shore engineers and firemen who refused TO
handle Ann Arbor freight came up for final
argument in the United States court this
morning.
Both Judge RIcks and Judge Taft presided.
The htter announced that the argument would
last until 1890 O'Clock aud the afternoon
would be devoted TO the hearing OF the in
functions against the Lake Shore and twelve
other lines restraining them from refusing TO
interchange traffic with the Ann Arbor road
Mr. hurd announced that both Chief Arthur
and Grand Master Sargent would be present
at the aftern, ON proceedings and would be
placed on the stand.
d. ID. Potter. attorney for the lake Shore
opened the argument. He sid: Livery man
in thls free country has the right To do ~ he
peases. go where be pleases and say what he
pleases as long as he does not put in jeopardy
the life and comfort OF others Tins is
the law of nature and Of God The Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, a great body
banded together in error, has. however, been
misled as to the proper exercising of those
rights weed of hasty grow b l.Ianted in Sc
creey and darkness when exposed to the pure
sunlight will soon wither and die"
Mr.. Potter ran through the history Of the
case and continuing cited numerous cases
where the engineers, in exercising what they
thought their own rights. were in reality tres
passing upon the rights of Others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

Indictments have been found by the grand
jury against the following: August Bull, vio-
lating the gaming law; Frank Roy, false pre-
lenses; Charles II. jacobson, false pretenses;
James Gowans, false pretenses; Charles VIM
ston, assault with intent to kill; James
Howard, violating gaming law; William
Fields, housebreaking; Benjamin Arsle-son
and Joseph NJ. Brown, housebreaking;
James Howard. violating gaming law; Albert
Fletcher and Mace Montgomery. housebrosk-
ing; Francis Lee. violating oleomsrgarine law:
VIM. L. Draper. alias Vim. Williams, alias W.
III. Burton, false pretenses; Abraham Banks,
larceny from the person: Agnes Washington,
do; Frank Nicholas, alias Nicholson. alias
Nichols, larceny.
The charge of larceny agt. Rebecca Thomas
was ignored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

An Important Conference Held at the For.
eign Once.


LONDON, March 27.-A liberal party meeting
was held at the foreign Office today, under the
presidency Of Premier Gladstone. to discuss the
position OF business and the course Of
the liberals in parliament 1t was pro-
posed by Mr.. Gladstone that the
Irish home rule bill should be put on Q
second reading on April 6, and that the home
rule bill should have precedence of all other
business every day except Wednesdays, and
also that the house should sit in the morning on
Fridays.
Mr.. Gladstone expressed a hope that the
party would give the government all the aid in
Its power to expedite the homerule bill and the
parish council bill and assist the government IN
lighting the obstruction.
Mr.. III. Labouchere, member Of parliament
for Northampton. suggested thst the ministers,
as well as private members, should curtal their
speeches on the home rule question.
The Right Hon. William Vernon Harcourt
chancellor OF the eXchequer, said that II the
liberal party only acted with prudence and &C
cording to proper rules of discipline thew
would soon carry to successful issue the
glorious policy with which the nation has in
trusted them.
The meeting was harmonious throughout, and
a general purpose was shown to act com pactly
in supper; of home rule and the other great
liberal issues.
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PERsoSAL.-P. J. Casey of Scranton, Pa, J.

PERsoNAL.-P. J. Casey of Scranton, Pa, ].
R. Willis Of st. Louis, r. M. HAYES of Buffalo
and S. W. Scott Of New York are at VIII
lard's s.--Fred Monroe Of Boston. Z. 7. King
of New York, r. A. McCabe of Wheel
ing and J. b. kusen of Louisville are at
the Randall.--Harry J. King of Pittsburg, G.
l.. Dyer Of the navy, J. ii. Chambers of Penn
sylvania and A. W. Beratt of Los Angeles.
CAL, are at the Ebbitt-w. b. Freeport
of New York, C. H. Crafts Of OHIO
and ]. NJ. Clancy of Brooklyn,
are at the Riggs.-Otis C. Smith of New York,
Austin Lathrop Of Corning, Pa, Thos p
Fay, Of Long Branch. G. A. BradweI of
Lynn, Mass, and II. p. Reyvet of Chicago
are at the Arlington. P. LandelI
OF New York, S. NJ. Carnegie of Pittsburg,
q. u. Parker Of Boston and II. W. Hall OF New
York are at the Shoreham.-Dr. p. p. Par
rlsh OF Hot Springs, Va, N. r. Mcdowell Of
North Carolina. ]. h. Ketner Of Atlanta, c.
Mclaughlin Of Lancaster, Pa, and ]. H.
Bryan OF New York sre at the Metropoli.
tan.-William Adams of New York. j. F.
LAntz Of Wheeling, WA, George o. Wander
bilt OF Princeton. N. J., A. L. Williams of To-
peka and Henry Grasse of New York are at the
NationaL-A NJ Shurleft Of Boston, W. H.
Niles Of Lynn, Masa, d. w. Robert
son Of New jersey and John Connor of
Rochester are at the st. James-E Thomas
Learny Of Syracuse, ]. Onellsr Of st. Louis, ].
+. kimbau Of Boston and George C. Mount
castle Of Richmond, Va, are ct the Howard
House-A b Russ of Chicago Il at the Lin
coln.-. W. Green Of the geological survey
is " at his home, 6l4 D street northeast, With
The grip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTs.-O
result of the efforts to increase trade with the
countries of South America and Central
America seems to be theincrease in the e1porta-
tion of American agricultural implements.
Figures in the bureau of the American republics
as to one country, the Argentine Republic.
alone show an increase from 1927, 900 to ~
3S1 900 during the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

THE CENSUS OFFICE CHEF CLERK-Mr. Jas
H. Wardle has been appointed chief clerk of
the census Office in place of A. F. Childs, re-
signed. Mr.. Wardle has been connected with
the census for number of years. and in addi-
tion to his experience he has a great deal of ex-
ecutive ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

The BRITISH AND AUSTRIAN MIssIoNs-An
official of the State Department who knows
what he is talking about told STAR reporter
today that there is no authority for the state
ment that the President has determined to
make no change in the Offices at London and
Vienna, held respectively by Ministers Lincoln
and Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

SILVER MovEMEST.-The issue of standard
silver dollars from the mints and treasury
offices during the week ended March 25 was
1886 6.69i; for the corresponding period of 1892,
S40l.6l9. The shipment of fractional silver
coin from the LIST to the 25th instant aggregated
S6O4274
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

SURRENDER OF BANDITs.-Gen. Schofield
has received telegram from Gen.
Wheaton, commanding the department of
Texas, announcing the surrender Of three more
Mexican bandits to United States troops at
Fort Ringgold. One of the prisoners is report
ed to have been leader in the so-called CARA
revolution. They we're turned over to the civil
authorities for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

TRIAL OF THE DErRoIT.-The date for the
official trial of the new cruiser Detroit has been
postponed from March so until early in May.
The trial will take place in Long Island sound
over a forty mile course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

TROUBLE In HATTI-A cablegram has been
received at the Department tof State from Port
au Prince. Haiti, stating that insurgents had
crossed the Haitian frontier from San Domingo,
and that decisive battle was reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

SIL-ER PURcHAsEs.-The Treasury Depart
ment today purchased 29O, 900 ounces of silver
as follows: One hundred and sixty thousand
at s0.s310. so 900 at 1912, 50, 900 at s3l5
The offers were 671 900 ounces. The purchases
for the month aggregate 3, 3,s47. 200 ounces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27
SPAIN WILL PRESENT THE COLUMBUS FLAG

SPAIN WILL PRESENT THE COLUMBUS FLAG
sHIP.-The government of Spain. through the
State Department. has officially rendered to the
United States as gift the reproduced flagship
of Columbus, the Santa Maria, now somewhere
in the Gulf Of Mexico en- route to this country
to participate in the naval review and form .
part of the Spanish exhibit at Chicago. The
ceremonies of presentation will take place on
some date to be hereafter named near the close
OF the exposition. and it is the intention TO
bring the Santa Maria TO Washington for per-
manent exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

THE U. S. s. FIsHHAwK arrived here today
with lot of marine exhibits for the worlds S
fair. After discharging her cargo she will
leave for Moorehead City to obtain fresh
exhibits.
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USE OF FORCE NOT ADVISED.

The Chinese Vice Consul Denies . Report
About Opposition To the Geary Law.
San Francisco. March 27.-It ~ reported
here that the Chinese Six Companies have
prepared a proclamation that will be
posted up here and sent throughout the
coast urging all their members TO resist
arrest on May by force Of arms
The proclamation declares that such resist
ance, IL general, will create great o sensation
among lovers Of fair play in America that Tie
work OF deporting Chinese under the
provisions of the Geary Law will be
stopped until the matter can be passsd upon by
the United States Supreme Court The Chi
nese here are ugly over the crusade made BY
the police upon gambling games aud highbinder
resorts that . considerable number Will be
ready to obey this order. III they for,ify them
selves in their houses il would require the reg
ular army and the militia TO bring them into
subsection and the work would cause great
bloodshed.
The Chinese vice consul brants as a falsi-
fcation the recent reports tina. the Chinese
SIX Companies have issued circulars advising
Cinnamon in the United States to rssiss -
provisions Of the Geary law by force
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

The MINNEAPoLIs.-The Secretary of the
Navy today made the eighteenth payment of
S89. .666 to Cramp Il Sons on account Of the
construction of the cruiser Minneapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

NAVAL ORDER.-Ensign John ]. Blandin
has been detached from duty in the bureau of
equipment and granted leave Of absence for
four months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

PRKPARrxo THE DoLPHrN.-Orders have been
sent to Norfolk to have the work on the United
States steamer Dolphin completed and the ship
ready to leave the navy yard on the sth Of April
There is yet considerable work to do on her
and the carpenters are all working extra hours
building the new poop deck. The painters are
also making extra time on her. In the bost
shed two handsome whaleboats have been CON-
pletsd for the Dolphin. and the superb barge
built here for the Secretary Of the Navy for use
at the revisv viii be placed on her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

ASSISTANT SECRETARY Quincy has gone {
Boston. but is expected back tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

RELIEvED.-Capt Daniel H Floyd, assistant
quartermaster, has been relieved from duty as
a member of the general court-martial at
Columbus barracks, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

ASSISTANT SECRETARY McADoo has rsturne
from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTopAy.-Internal rev
enue, 1886. 6.O1S; customs, 1886,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

To Subscribers.
Subscribers to THE STAR who are
served by route boys will confer a
favor by promptly reporting to
The STAR Office, either in person.
by telephone or by mail, any negli-
gence on the part of route boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

California Convfcts % He Released.
sAS FRAxcrsco, March 27-Gov. Markhsn's
approval Of the parole bill viii release iron
the two state prisons over 1000 convicss who
have served one year Of their first term Many
Of the convicts who may be paroled ere dso-
psrats criminals, who have come hsrs iron -
cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Only Those Received Who Called by Special
appointment.

COL OATES AND Mr. M'cRKARY AMONG THE VS.
IToRs, As WAS MR. ALLEN W. THURMAN, THE
son OF TIE "oLD RoNAS"-rHE NEW COSTA
RIcAN MINISTER Presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E 1A'''S-ta'es A'll'o" P0S"d' per o"n.~ s'
the actual ortpx. Of MENIER cHOcOLAE or
ths quantity tcould not be made II
there not corresponding demand. Sush sn szs-
pyecedented demand necessarily implies great merit
Are notthess facts and suooestons corth your care
fl eonsidsrationf Furthermore haze vox sver tried
MENIER CHOCOLATf II not. mov /. your op-
treek. The public inrited.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs CO.. 42s NINTH ST.
Wholesale and Retail. 1t
H~''REMEMBEK YOUR FRIENDS"
Our counters are teeming with dainty
and beautiful Easter Cards and Novel
ties"
Last minute" people won't get much
of a choice. Select nOu.
JOHN c. PARKER. GIG 7TH ST. NV. mh27
K~sPEoIAL PRICES FOR MONUMENTS.
Three car loads of Marble Monuments in en-.
tirely ne'r and original DESIGNS. aud hardly
room enough for two. Nth more 70 come: In
afr s 9so finest Fms T'sa ssons
monuments
price. include setting. Fair Headstones $50
ss rRs yon bss9 aaa
and quote lower prices than will he possible
when .he season opens. All work guaranteed
J. F. MANNING. cor. 18th and H SITS. mh27-tf
<~No MORE sa5 SUITS TO ORDER
sn"s., We aet9oyls9se n9 s t. We have had
ss5 ;. Sus dqs.ns ,ss;ss Pleas s,sSsS either; buyer s
IL Hr :rssi .s. fS y .1.a werlmsG
ssed s ESQ W Ssv. are sd Gm..sG sindos
fun Of new SPRING /, go which nh
asa2, ~, ;ssp ssS ss2 ;5 ,ss, sna
ever, turned out. Just glance at that
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON, ..Erpert,"
COR. 18TH AND SITS. NV. mh27
R~CoMFoRrABLE SUMNER SHIRTS.
Fancy Madras and chsv,Os Shirts for
80 ,nonrSe;, ~ ' e' 'e
'di The m"1Nnsais; !Nssise" Sc shir. will b. uni
versally worn this spring and sum;
mer. Our new styles are in and
prices range from 81 up.
100000
fs Ss. n in s'fExshpf fs E.ef else hosssmh asrs is 0p
Anssls .IS hsnv They xs,s,sS DO ne. dT rub on
probably the only non-poisonous
black dyed hose in the market today.
Be on the safe side and buy sm;;h
agents tor Smith Angelrs Mems and
Boys Fast Black Hose. 25c. up.
". s. TEEL. Mems Belongings" )" 935 Pa. mG7
<@T The heather is likely to be sonaeSrhdt un-
49, certain, but the JrO5ab abi(tties ave IN fdror
OF Tdtr uedther Tuesday, nth edstertv piads and
sti0ht rise in temperature 6y Tuesday evening.
L A T H s.
Laths very this
spring and we're about the only
lumber yard in town that has
complete stock We've spruce,
hemlock. juniper and n. c. pine
-- Laths. Today Well push the n.
C. pine forward leader and
label it at 80. 60 per thousand.
Have you latn want?
LIBBEY. BITTINGER MILLER.
Lumber. NiH Work and Builders Hardscare"
Cor. 9th and N Y. ave. NV. mh27
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MINISTER EUsTIs.

Mr.. Eustis, the new United States minister to
France. called upon Private Secretary Thurber,
but did not see the President. Mr.. Eustis in
tends to sail for Paris within a couple Of
weeks and assume the duties of his Office.
He will not disturb the tenure of Office Of the
present secretary of the legation. Mr.. Vignaud.
nor of the clerk Mr.. Vignaud has been con-
nected with the legation for twenty years.
AN UNcoNFoRTABLE INTERRUPTION.
The Presidents public reception, which be-
gan at O'Clock, was interrupted for several
minutes by Mrs. Thurston, the aged LADY who
has been periodical caller at the White House
for fifteen years and who imagines she
owns the United States She held the line of
visitors today while she attempted 10 explain
her wants to the President She WAS finally in
duced to move on, much to the Presidents re-
lief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27

K~No SCARCITY OF COAL
At my yards. You may select
from complete stock of the
highest grades of fuel. Tk,
prices riH suit you
j. MAUEY DOVE
Main office. 2lst and sts NV
Branch Ofices. Wbarvss
LOG " st. n. W. Foot + and q ats. n w
1926 NJ 81. II. 18th aud sts N w
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-21
1 Ta rasnond:6 ella

=; ;Nunca! . Como los amos NADIA saba
de su vida, no escribf mas, Sc han pasado
diez y siete sin saber de ella. - Estos al
timos dias, al llegar Paris, me- fuf la ca
sa donde la familia habitaba en- Ia Gale de
San Antonio, despu6s de haber abandonado
ex-maestro- La senora Leroyer no viva
va ALI desde no Sc cuantos amos hacfa; pero
ell portero Ia recordaba y me di6 Ia Sirecci6n
que ella habfa dejado al irse.
Corri al lugar que me aijo el portero, i'm
paciente de abrazar la pobre mujer los
ninos que tantas veces hice saltar sobre mis-
rodillas- - Una deception me esperaba. -.
La vluda habia vuelto cambiar de domici-
lio, pero esta vez sin decir donde iba.
Perdi Ia pista
ID esperas encontrarla de nuevoa
No desespero. He puesto eu So busca
tres iudividuos que recorren Paris, miALsras
20 hago otro tanto- -. Atm mas aquf he
citado uno de ellos para esta tarde- un
un excelente hombre. un mandadero.
-tY como supiste mi nueva direction?
Me Ia dieron en- vuestro antique esta-
blecimiento del canal Saint Martin.
En- donde nada game -interrumpi6 Lou
piat.-Aqul no tengo por que quejarme- -
la cosa marcha! Pero la cientela es bien
heterogenea.
-tNunca habei. dido hablar de 10 que
busco?
No. Despu6s de la ejecuci6n de Pablo
Ieroyer Sc cerro 81 taller, desde entonces
10 he vuelto a yer la viuda nj ( los CHI
cuelos- - 5Por que no to diriges la pre-
fectura de polic1a?
va 10 he hecho, NADIA me han conte.-
| tado---. Acaso haya muerto la sonora Le
royer.--.
% acaso tambien no te necesite, 10 que
seria de desear.
ST, pero 20 la necesito ella. ..-re-
plico el mecanico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-21

me hicieron proposiciones pero 20 deseaba
volver YER mi pals
Paris te atrafa, eh, muchscho 7--dijo
Loupiat riende.
Paris no es de despreciar-re -respondi6
Rene ;-pero 20 tenfa otro motive mas serio
para volver Francia.
-Desde aquf veo por qu6..-- Un asunto
amoroso- - Puse 81 dedo en- 81 ojof
-Completamente.
i Bah !-.-- Ne sorprepdes, porque, en-
fin, eres joven a1n, buen mozo Has
debido inspirar mas de un sentimiento
-Sentlmlentos de los que hablais,
que el viento los lleve Pero el amor serio
slempre nae ha dado miedo..-- Es uno
tan llbre cuando esta sotero -. En- una
palabrs, Janas pens6 Sd abandonar el cell
oato Hubiese, empero, podido casarme,
pues no me faltan medios.
ID Luego has economizado
-Trabajando ALI durante diez nueve
amos, he ahorrado cuarenta mil frances, que
nada debeu nadie.
i Caramba una fortunita =. Podrias
casarte con una joven que to llevass otrc
tanto, y serias casi rico.
-Se perfectamente que ESQ me proper
cionarfa el medic de establecerme por m
cuenta, y no es mala la perspective; perc
por ahora suefo con otra cosa
ID Cual?
i All es una extravsgancia, que acasc
vos no comprendais- =. Direis que soy ur
loco, y.--- que quereis Es una monoma-
nia, una idea fla Encontrar 4 la viuds
4 los hijos de nj protector Pablo Leroyer
-Comprendo perfectamente -. Pablo
Leroyer te hizo mucho bien en- un tempo, y
quieres devolver ese benefcio la viuda y
los chicos, 81 estan necesitados ESQ es
muy natural te 10 apruebo. Crees faci
encontrarlos
AL contrario, muy dificil A mi salids
de Paris vi la sonora Leroyer, la prometi
J escribirle y no falte mi COMPROMISED