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pepo.ed for Heresy.

WOODSTOCK, Ont, June S.-The Rev
A Truax. OF courtland. was to-day de-
posed from the ministry Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church for heresy.
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BUZZARD'S BAY, June S.-Commodor,
Benedicts steam yacht Oneida. with Mrs
Cleveland. Ruth. Esther and the nurse and
Mr. and Mrs. Benedict and Miss Benedict
aboard, has arrived here.
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IT have used Simmons Liver Regulator
with successful effect In bilious collie and
dyspepsia !t Is an excellent remedy and
esrtalniy public blessing. slng.
~sheria cf Blbb county. Georgia"
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Shelburn Miners Bitter Against the
Southern Illinois Operators Who Are
Charged with Prolonging the Strike.
, 1894-11-21
Ltmpricht.
Publication

NPT is hereby made known that by
% Resolution of 18th ultimo His
Majesty the King was most gracious
" pleased to sanction the following
CHARTER OF FOUNDATION
for Their Royal Highnesses Grown
Prince Frederic and Grown
Princess LOUISE'S Silver Wedding
Memorial Fund for the benefit of
worthy INDECENT persons in St.Croix.
The original stock Of the fund, amounting
to 81 200 and at present deposited with the
Colonial Treasury, is to DO invested III real
estate on the Danish West India Islands in
the same way as the means OF minors. and Is
never to be detracted from.
Donations that may possibly later accrue
to the fund are to be added to the original
StocN.
The interest Of the stock shall be dislribut-
ed annually on the anniversary of Their
ROYAL Highnesses' Silver Wedding--the 18th
If July-in portions not exceeding SO among
worthy INDECENT persons belonging to St.
Croix, irrespective of class.
The distribution shall be made by the
Governor Of the Danish West India Islands in
conjunction with 2 gentlemen elected for the
purpose by the Colonial Council,
8.
The fund is under the administration of
the Government Of the Danish West India
, 1894-11-21

81 is hereby made known that the
% sessions in the estate of the de-
ceased widow Mrs. JOHANNA
GORDON of St. Thomas will he
held by the undersigned executor
testament every 3rd FRIDAY of
each Month at 3 o'clock p. m. at my
Office on the Property No. 8 & 10
C~uraeoagade, Crown Princes Quarter.
st. Thomas, 18th November 1894.
s. Fl. MORON,
Consul.
, 1894-11-21

n LIE og Enhver, som matte
GE have Noget at fordre paa Boct
eftrr afdode Fnkefru JOHANNA
GORDON af St. Thomas indkalles
herved med 3 Maaneders Earsel til
at anmelde oe bevisliggj6re dercs
Kray for undertegnede Executor
testament, der i tIenhold til Konge-
lig Beyilling af SIDE denneS har taset
Boet under Demanding til Skifte %
DeIing.
st.. Thomas, 10Th November 1894.
S. H.. MORON,
Consul.
, 1894-11-21
ekjendtgjorelse

SaN Ell bekjendtgj6res herved, at
80 S~essionerne i Boet efter abode
Enkefru JOHANNA GORDON at
st, Thomas afholdes af undertegnede
Executor testament den 3die FIRE.
DAG i liver Manned Eftermiddag
Kl. 8 paa nit kontor i Eiendommen
No. 8 og 10 Curaqoagade, Kron-
prindsens Kvarter.
St. Thomas, 12te November 1894.
S. II. MORON,
Consul.
, 1894-11-21
OFFICIAL NOTICE..
Acknowledgements

NET bekjendtgjores herved at Diet
~ har behaget Hans Majestet
Kongen we'd Allerhoieste Resolution
af 12te +. NJ. a~llernaadigst at bifalde
nedenstaaen3e
FUNDATS
for Deres hongelise Hojhedcr
Kronprinds FREDEElKs og Kron-
p~rindsesse L0UISES Solvbryllups-
legat til Fordel for vardige Tran
gende paa St. Croix.
Legatets Grundfond 81. 200, q T for Iiden
Of deponeret i Kolonialkassen, >kal anbriuges
we'd Udlaan paa de ausk-yestipdislr Ger eff
ter Reglerne for Anhrngelse If Umyndiges
Miller og raa ingen Sinde fotnindskes.
MoIige serere Gaver til Lcgatct Vile v@rs
a. tiIluse Gruudfonden.
Ronterno II L~egatkapitalen udd les j Por-
tioner paa indtil 50 en- Gang arrligen, nem-
liz paa Aaredogeu for Deres kon2eiise Hoi-
heie Sol,bIy}luu-den 2Sde Jaii-til vpI-
dige Irangoude If allie klassot, der have
Hiemsted paa st. CIoix.
Uddeliugen f~oretages If GooNeru6ren for
de dausk vestindiske ger i Fotcuingen med
tvendv af kolonialraalet valgte M@nd.
Legatet bestyres af Gouverrementrt for ds
dauSk >estiudiske Ger, o. de aarliee ReSn-
skabrr revideles og decideres paa samme
Maade som uegnSkaberne over uudre under
Gouyeruemenlets Bestyrelse A~culagto Lesat-
, 1894-11-21
9TH AVls'
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VI ADAAAA'u despatch,
, 1894-11-21
Limpricht.

a BoNNENTER paa dansko
@S3 Blade III. m. anmodes ON at
indbetale Contingentet for Januar
KyartaI 1895 linden 22de dennes
saafremt Advancement 0nskes fort
sat-.
Ch%ristiansteds P..tA.asor. s.. Croix. den
lode November 1891.
PETER LEMMING.
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Republican Primaries.

the Republicans Of the various
districts Of Harrison county win
meet in their respective districts
as designated below on
MONDAY sept, 10. 1894.
at ? o'clock p. M, for the purpose
ot appointing ten delegates q
the Republican County Conyen.
ton 70 be held at the Court
House on Monday, Sept. Il.
and also for the purpose Of nam.
ing two members Of the County
Executive Committee from each
district and selecting candidates
for members Of Board 81 Educa.
ton.
Clark Court House.
Clay Shinnston.
Coal Ncrthcott's ofice Pike
Street.
Eagle Harbert School House,
Jones Run.
Elk Romine's Min.
Grant Lost Creek.
sardis Browns Min.
simpson Bridgeport.
Ten Mile Cherry Camp.
Union West Milford.
By order of the County Com.
9. M, HART,
Chairman.
HARVEY w. HARsiER
sec'y 4o.td
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3
Wait forflie Ciarlksbulrg Fair
september 4.5and 0. 1894. Adj
mission - cents; CIiiidren rs
cents Excursions ON tie rail-
roads. :16-td.
Go to Miss e. g. Rogers for
Thomson's Glove fitting corsets.
ls.tf.
DIR. George Nj. Holt, DENTIST.
will be in his Clarlsburg Office
August 1st. 1884, and remain 81.
days. a.tf
Ladies Dongola button shoe.
patent zip, $1.00 at Holmes Shoe
Go. 4o-tf.
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The PlIlaaelphIa optIsal celIere.

PHInApEIPHtA, Pa, July %, 1894.
>. NJ. HARpsfAN--DrAR SfIs ~ nm
happy to say that You have passed
through our examination most biillmnt-
y, that your answers have been. exceI,-
tionally correct and that YOU have
proved yourself to DO most Thoroughly
well informed aud skillfnl Optician.
Wishing you all the success which
your merits deserve,
remain yours truly,
q, ii. BRowN, NJ. ID.
IA (gI5rde
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Mr.Hardman entered the above
school as an advanced student.
having graduated in New York
in 1883, and has been in active
practice over since.
References IN. S. Holt, nj. ID, n.
Newton, ex- Mayor, n. b. Bland. NJ. d.,
y: 4. Bennett, County Clerk. Weafe.
w. Va. John III. Giibble, Snafiff, w.
II. Cheuyrort, Justice. L. ". Noble. q.
3. Claim Agent, aud 4 III. Grouse, At
torney. West Union, W. Va. Thousands
Of names could be added.
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AT Respect in this county on
Saturday at 1 o'clock Sept. LIST,
there win bepublic speaking and
a large gathering Of Republicans.
Music will be furnished by the
lbandand number Of goodspeak-
'ers Will address the voters. 4O-td.
There WILDE a meeting Of the
Republican club at Browns Mills
at . p. m. Saturday Sept LIST.
Good speakers have been invited
to be present and 4 large attend
ance Is desired. 40.td.
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Forty masked menIin t,albonn

Forty masked menin Calhoun
county took isis King nom
her bed one night last week and
gave her an unmerciful whip.
ping,
The first agricultural fair for,
Calhoun county, will be held
September e5th to 27th. 1894.
II will be held in a region where
thoroughbred horses. cattle.
sheep and hogs, Agricultural
machinery, inventions and inn.
proyements Of all KINDS have not
been much introduced. -Four
counties adjoining have no agri.
cultural fair.
Little Edmond, four.ycar.oid
son of James Lilly, who has been
accustomed to name in his pray.
ers his father, mother, sister
Bertha, and his grandfather.
Alfred 7. Holt, of Grafton, and
others for blessings, knelt down
down by his bed in a sleepy mood
and commenced as follows. ..God
bless papa and mamma and the
whole shooting match Weston
Times.
The Leonard Company's plant
at Buckhannon consisting Of
chair factory dry kiln and con.
siderable amount of lumber
burned up on last Friday after.
ternoon. The fire was beyond
contrclwhen first discovered and
on account of scarcity of water
nothing was saved but a small
lot of lumber. Loss about Sio.s
ooO, but fully covered by insur-
ance. The cause of the fire is
supposed to have originated in
the engine room where saw dust
was carelessly placed.
A man by the name of Steel,
about eighteen years Of age, who
lived on the head Of Laurel
creek. in Clay county was shot
from ambush by some unknown
person last Saturday. The ball
passed through the body hay.
ing entered the abdomen neal
tile navel and passed cut neal
the back bone. He lived until
Monday night. Steelis said 10
have been quite q rough custo.
mer and had considerable trouble
with different parties in the
neighborhood in which he re.
sided.
Ladies don't forget that you
can buy the best lid gloves in
the world at s. O. Denham e 20. Is
boot and shoe store, in all colors
and styles. We will fit them on.
You have a perfect fit and we
will replace every pair that is
not satisfactory. Opp. Deison
Hotel, clarksbarg- A.
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LOST! LOST,

Losr-A red IRISH setter, me-
dunn size, with white hairs on.
his breast, answering tothe name
Duke A suitable reward will.
be paid for information leading
to its recovery. JOIN BASEL.
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Ladies 0xfords in tan worth
1925 for $1.75; ladies black OK.
fords worth $500 for $1.50. In
tan worth $l.75 for $1.25 at the
Holmes Shoe Co. 40.tf.
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Mrs. NEwMAN-Whered did you
get those pretty patent leather
tip shoes.
Mrs. NOLAN Why on Third
street. in Clarksbnrg, for one
dollar.
Mrs. NEWMAN Those shoes
for one dollar? Why / paid 81
for mine and they are not as good
as yours. didn't get them of
Merriman though, but the next
pair viii come from his store, and
they say he has the incest umbrel.
las, trunks and valises you ever
saw. Good umbrellas as low as
seventy five cents.
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We regret to learn that George
Frush has fever and is very sick.
When you are at the fair get
Rafel to examine your ewes. 41-2.
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Misses Mollie Smith and her
mother and Miss Blanche Horror
have returned from Mt. Lake
Park.
Miss Gay Shain, Of Quiet Dell,
was shopping in the city yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Of
Uniontown, Pa, who have been
visiting Mr.. E. w. Williams. Of
this place, left for home Satur.
day.
The following persons attended
the district Epworth League con-
vention at Morgantownthis week:
Rev. b. B. Evans, Prof. D. NJ.
Willis, Sartoris Long, Misses Nell
lie Post and jessie Stonecipher.
Mr.. A. K. Mundheim, ofWash.
ington, formerly of the Govern.
ment printing Office has been
gwen charge of the mechanical
department of the Neius. He
comes with a good reputation and
will become a resident of Clarks-
burg.
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FOuNp.

a pocketbook containing a sum
of money; owner can have same
by paying for this advertisement
and describing property.
NJ. j. RYAN,
Grocer. cor. I'd and Main.
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Twill be a Stuart's Stable Mon
day and Tuesday, August 9th
and 2sth, to buy well broken
horses and mares from 4 to 6
years old. D. CAREER.
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Camp meetpg Il shinnston

the home Of his mother Mrs. j
r Davis inthis city.
]. n. David is a candidate fol
the nomination for County super.
intendent.
Colonel Waldeck the genial and
accommodating expressmanis out
with awagon that almost dazzles
ones eyes,
General ]. Al. Llghtbuen will
preach the funeral of Mrs. Ed,
Reynolds at Lightburn on the
first Sunday in September.
There are nowthree candidates
for county superintendent. viz :
Mr.. Law, Mr.. Marsh and Mr..
David.
Mrs. II. A. Fernald who for
five weeks past has been attend.
ing her sick sister Mrs. Thorn,
went to Monongah last Thurs.
day and returned to Clarksburg
on Sunday.
Next Sunday an excursion will
be run from Glarksburg to the
city of Pittsburgh under the per.
sonal supervision OF Mr.. Bowles.
over the NJ. R.R. H. Round trip
tickets from this point 1925.
There will be the novel attract.
ion CT a potato race at the Clarks-
burg Fair. For particulars call
on Q. L. Hickman, Vice Presi.
dent. A golden opportunity to
win a handsome purse. 41-2t.
Hon. U.G. Young the. Republi-
can nominee for State Senate
from the Buckhannon district is
one of the brightest and most
popular young men in the State.
He is an able lawyer and an elo-
quent orato,
The sympathies of many
friends go out 10 our honored
townsman Squire M. S. Riley, in
the sadness that has come to his
home. His little daughter. Leah,
was buried last week and Miss
Matte has since been very sick.
On Sunday, August the 18th,
the day of the Sam Jones excur-
sion to Gypsy Grove, some pass
enger lost quite a large number
of keys that can be had by APP
.plication to the General offices Of
the NJ. r. r. Company at Mo-
nongah.
Mr.. d. NJ. Willis, principal Of
the Pen Art Department of the
Central Commercial College Of
Cumberland, Md, is spending his
vacationin Clarksburg where his
friends are almost numberless,
Mr.. Willis is one of Harrison's
progressive young men and we
are glad to learn that he is sue
ceeding.
In reply to an inquiry we will
say toall who may be interested
that a charge of five dollars is
made for announcing candidates
for Legislature, and the manner
in which it is done is left to the
applicant. Letters from friends
of candidates placing them in
nomination are charged for at
reasonable rates.
Hood Overfeld, OF Barbour
county, was here last week tax
ing steps to establish the will of
Mary Overfeld who recently
died at the home of Mr.. jackson
Lewis, near Johnstown, in this
county. Mrs. Overfeld gave all
her property to Mr.. Lewis for
taking care of her but the heirs
claim that her will still stands.
The Annual Convention of
Harrison county Sabbath Schools
of all denominations will meet
August 2sth and 10Th, In the NJ.
E. chnrch on Sycamore, 9 miles
South of Clarksburg. Live S. S.
topics will be discussed. All
Sabbath school workers are en-.
titled to seats as members. Every
school in the county should be
represented.
The emancipation celebration
to be held at the fair grounds
Sep. 22d, will be the greatest
gathering of colored peonle thar
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Rafel the optician will be on
the fair grounds. 4l-2t.
Burned to Death.

the fair grounds. 41-2t.
Burned TO Death.
Mrs. Elias Ashcraft, Of Wyatt,
on last Friday evening used kero.
sene to kindle the kitchen fire.
The oil in the can caught fire and
and an explosion followed, the
oil of course going all over the
woman. In a moment she was
enveloped in flames and ran into
the yard wherea man who was
near assisted by Thomas Hawker,
who arrived a little later, succeed
ed in getting the fire extinguish-
ed but not until she was burned
in most shocking manner. She
was carried to the house and
medical aid summoned but her
injuries baffied the physicians
skill and the unfortunate woman
died in about ten hours. She was
a young woman, having been mar
ried only a few years. Her hus-
band is the miller at Wyatt and
the sad affair has almost pros
trated him with grief.
Allan Scaggs, of near Park
ersburg, walked into Justice
Beckwlth's Office Tuesday and
stated that in 1891 he married
Marjorie Allen. and several
weeks ago Dora Workmon be-
came wife No. 2. Scaggs was
promptly arrested and jailed.
From a telegram received from
the senior editor on Monday we
learn of the appointment of T.
B. Teter to an Indian Agency in
Fort Hall, Idaho. Mr.. Teter has
been expecting the appointment
for some time and we are glad
he has received it. He is a good
worker in the cause of Democ-
racy, and one who recently left
the Republican party, realizing
that the Democrats were tie
friends and the only friends of
the common people. -Philippi
Plaindealer.
Yes. we happen to know ex-
actly what caused Mr.. Teter to
leave the Republican party. He
was defeated for the nomination
for sheriff and the Democrats
promised to reward him if he
would turn. Well-he turned
and the appointment mentioned
above was probably the reward:
Ed
The output from the asylum
sewer into the river is something
terrible and is a serious MANAGE
to health of people living below
the railroad bridge.-Weston
World.
The filth from the Asylum at
Weston certainly must be ter
rible, yet many Clarksburg peo-
Pile use the Water for drinking
purposes.
There is a crowd of persons in
our midst, some belonging to
Fairmont and some to Palatine,
that could be termed a band of
highway robbers. just recently,
a party came to Fairmont from
the country, drank some, and
wandered down about the rail
road. Some time during the
night he was slugged with a stone
from tie hand of one of these
devils knocked senseless aud his
money taken from him. ls,der.
AT the Holmes Shoe Co. you
can buy a woman's button kid
shoe worth g. so for 50. Butcher,
worth s.. so for $1.75. 40-tf.
Twill be a Stuart's Stable Mon
day and Tuesday, August 9th
and 2sth, to buy well broken
horses and mares from 4 to 8
years old. D.. CARRIER.
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AT the Holmes Shoe Co. you
can buy a woman's button kid
shoe worth g. so for 50. Butcher,
worth s.. 80 forS1.75. 40.tf.
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|urely Personal.
IL MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE you
PROBABLY KNOW.

= ftVAee- 49, As-t0WA
JEFF Bradford is at Oakland.
Mrs. Annie Jordon, Of Weston.
!. visiting friends in the east end.
Mrs. 81. l.. Wells is visiting
lends at Fairmont.
Mrs. j. NJ. Coffman is visiting
Oakland, Nd.
w. S. Price, Esq, left for Balti.
pre- last Wednesday.
Miss Lille Koblegard and sis
i are at Webster Springs.
George Chorpening. is spending
few days at Mt. Lake Park.
Misses Hattie and May Golf are
3 Chicago, Illinois.
Mrs. f. B. Haymaker is visiting
lends at Buckhannon.
James jackson of Parkersburg
Is here Monday.
Mai. A. q. Moore and wife
ere in Salem Thursday.
Mrs. E. B. Hursey is visiting
9atiyes in Parkersburg.
BENZ. Holden was at Kingwood
Is week.
Miss Rose chorpening is at Mt.
Ike Park.
Mrs. Julia Holmes is visiting
L DIR. Payne's near Bridgeport.
Will Thompson and Nate Will
.ms left for Milton Saturday.
Mrs. Will G.. Osborn visited
lends in Weston Sunday.
Miss Mollie Mulheran was VISIT
= friends at Smithton this week.
r. G. Davis, Esq, a prominent
,wyer of louisville, is the guest
his brother Mr.. Jno. j. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. and Mrs.
ID. Prim spent a part of the
eek at Mountain Lake Park.
Milton Foose, of Baltimore who
IS been visiting Harry Post re-
irned home Sunday.
MIR. Ernest Davis and wife
lent Sunday with friends in
alem.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Barnett
lent Sunday with friends at
febster Springs.
Miss Libbie Coffman was visit.
Is friends in Charleston last
Miss Josie Hughes, Of Wheel
pg,is visiting Miss Maggie Coffee
the eastend.
Miss Gertrude Smith is visiting
Morgantown and Uniontown,
ennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Blackford, of
arkersburg, returned home
Tednesday.
Miss Artha I)rummond visited
lrs. Jesse Willis at Bridgeport
aturday and Sunday.
j. Lee Harne, book keeper at
be Traders is off on a ten days
pcation at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Charles McCarty spent Sun
by with his parents at Lumber
prt.
Miss Prone Chaplin is visiting
er sister Mrs. DIV. Bartlett in
last Coal this week.
Miss Beulah Morgan is spend
be- a few days with friends at
Bridgeport.
Miss Mary Chaplin is spending
few days at Woodlawn in East
pal.
Mrs. Victorious Bartlett and
10 children, of Parkersburg, are
sitting Mrs. Susan Greene in
last Coal.
Miss Edna Foley, of West
nion, is the guest of her cousin
liss Blanche Parril. on Mechanic
treet.
Messrs. E. B. Criss and NJ. S.
|wartz were in Warrington Sun
by. Alluring attractions draw
h that direction.
Miss Hattie @. Taft, of Wash
pgton, d. c., who has been visit
hg here for several days left for
|er home Tuesday.
Miss Clara A. strickler, of
Philippi,, who has been visiting
ere left for her home Tuesday
lorning.
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Allan scaggs, Of near Park
ersburg, walked into Justice
Beckwlth's office Tuesday and
stated that in 1891 he married
Marjorie Allen. and several
weeks ago Dora Workmon be-
came wife No. 2. Scaggs was
promptly arrested and jailed.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-27
OIL TIN usD
JAvIER DE MONTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version cGsteEEa4sG.
TERCERA PARTE
JUSTICIA
LAYER DE MONTEPfN
(Gmtim44Gcs6n)

Entire tanto, ell fondista de La Bola Negr0
hacfa sus preparativos para la comida, y to-
do era bueno abundante.
A ESQ de las cinco media Sc presentaron
dos personajes algo sospechosos faltabales
serenidad, porque no estaban muy seguros
que fuese cosa formal la invitaci6n de Juan
Jueves; POGO despu6s entraron etros dos, y
luego otros, hasta que todos los convidados
de San Dionisio de Asniere Sc encontra-
ron reunidos, bebiendo su antojo ajerjo,
bitter vermouth. A las seis en- punto Sc
presentaron Juan Jueves Y Mignolet. Sc les
recibi6 con una enthusiastic aclamaci6n
En- el mismo instante 81 fondista entro
diciendo:
Las ostras estan servidas - Pueden
pasar los senores cuando gusten.
Los convidados pasaron al comedor die
ron un estentoreo viva al anftri6n ataca-
ron con vigor la montana de ostras que te-
Man delante.
Solo Juan-J Jueves permanecfa silepcioso
preocupado. La ausencia de Rene y de
Berta era para el una cosa inexplicable.
He escrito a los dos-se dijo.-5 No
habra recibido ninguno de ellos nj carta I!
Sospecho mas bien que Rene esta enojado
conmigo por haberme ausentado sin pre-