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The Volume. - ths UAIAR will tsgia sith
The ar.t Numtsf ~ January ofssfh year When
NJ time l. msutiunsst. suhssfiUtinns Gil hrEtn
with The Numtsr eufrvnt a IN time - re-sip'
% erisT.
IAsh 1ases Tor ssfh Nulumn. suitable To-
blnsiing will 10 cent b. mail POSTPAID. On rvssii
81 oil tsl sash. Tifis J-igs ed fsfsr 'ssf 90 90
plionfios
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ANY TIM T..

Early or late. summer or winter
IL. L." Ntwood'> Nsdicine
cures Liver and Stomach dis
orders. Il Is a family physician
always at call.
As a Blood Purifier sarsapa-
rillas are mere water compared
- 70.
oVER So DosEs. a. CUNrs.
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No. NIN-I.., >an.r-..

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To rIair Exttvmitios.
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orderly way 2 The agn,r = oDs ~ a
mlNcl nc, inhabiting northern Africa 4
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.ONfoRD, -
To the Honorable Justice % the supreme Juii
sIal Court next a. ~ hohien ~ Paris, with
In And Tor the County ofDNfOri. on the ssroh'i
Tuesday 20 February, A. u. l-o.
thafle- ~. bay % Brosnheii, In -ati ,ounty
respectfully lilsl. AMI gives the Honorable
t'otirt o. ~ informei that be wa- lawfully mar
rtssi 10 fiia : stewart n Bfuwnhshi, atofe.ahi,
on the 18Th DAY of Jaly. 4. ~. ls9I, by Rev.
Ivory kenni.on. q minister ~ the guspel, that
your nl4iant aBd his saii wife lVei AMI 80
hahits.i at falI HfOwbdsli ffua ths tine of their
sAli marriage until of about MAY ~. 4. ~ lssl.
That your nhelant kspt NJ. marfisss e.'Venant,
lot .sii tila on the day last atos. Wsnti0bci
utterly ds..stts.i your hhelsRt without rcNson.
able cause and has constantiy femaiDcl sway
from him FROM that tive until The date of uhng
% mi. nbsl That IN prc.snt rc.iisnoc Of sali
lila =. bay Il O. your lihslant unknown, that Ne
Ia. u.s.i rea.ouable diligence b. ascsttsin the
zane hut has lsen unable a. do 80. That onc
ehtli "a. born o. yoar nlslant aBi ali lila
on the sth aay 20 May. 4. ~ ls-'. nsmed
IlewsIiyn lay Who has always reslhei with III.
grandparrnt- wherefore your hhslsnt ptays
that the chill ~ given ~ him and ditotos frOni
the lon.ls 90 mstfimony nos existing bstwesn
him AMI .aid lila =. lay may L. granted Cor
utter ,le.sTtlon continued Cor morc than thr.s
consecutive ysar- nsst prior o. The ding ~ thi.
ul@l AMI the llbelant further alleges that he
Ia. usesi reasonable diligence ~ ascertain the
present re.iispoe ~ sai libiiee lot 1. unable o.
10 80 and does not know wbete u IL.
CHARLES ~. DAY.
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ADMINIsrRATouvs SALE.

Pursuant "a q nosnse from the Honorable
Judge Of PrOtaie for the tounty ~ Oxford,
shall seli at public auction, on the twenty sixth
day % January, A. u. leo, a one o'closk In ~
afternoon, on the pr,m ises, All the risit, uils
AMI inlsrst which william fhlnney. late Of
Rumfori. In aid County ~ ONfort decea.ci
via. the homestead. tnclaling Land, eutbgihi
inss and blacksmith shOp, situated AZ kumf0rl
Point In the toun 81 kurafOri afOtesaid.
JOSEPH n. Colby, AdmT.
Datesi the 10Th day Of Decsmtsr, A. II. lee.
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STATE oF MAINE

OXFORD, So November 5. Lea.
The nhslant made oath that The above Allesa
ton ~ % residence % hhslse T. true.
FRANCIS 4. fON,
Justics Of the Peace.
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III HhiNIs
Bethel. lice. q, lst.
Upon the foregoing libel, ORDtRkD, That the
litelast give notice % the saii lila :. lay
On APPEAR before the justice ~ our sapreme ia.
dieiaf Court. ~ lie holden At Paris within ani
for the County of Osfori. on the Second Tues
day Of February, A. %. Lad, by Publishing an 81
tested copy of aid libel. AMI this ouisr thereon
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the oxford Demo.
erat newspaper printed In Psris, In our County
% GA fori, the last pablicstion to te thirty days
at least prior to said second Tuesday February,
iset. that he may there and then In our sahi
Court APPEAR anil show cause ~ any he have.
Why tb. prayer Of said ibslsn' .hoah nos he
ENOCt FOSTER. Justice
Of the snpreme Jadicial Court.
A true copy Of libel and orier % notice there.
Attest ALBERT :, AUSTIN, Cierk.
=. A. rox Esd kesar faih. Attorney for
ubslAnt
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hARPER,S PERIODICALS

HARPsR'S PERIODICALS
H,rpsr's Magazine, one year, - 90
N,rper's Weekly, = 90
Hnper's Billr. 90
Hirper's Young People, 2 90
Postage Irss o. au ,HisrrtisFs ~ ~ tsiiod
states Csas,,iH eel nsrioo
Aiir,.. r,sPtR { BsDIhtsS.
P.0Bs 959, ~ Gig.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27
A OuixOfic Brass Band.

Honolulu is at present the abid-
ing place of many interesting
curios, but within her borders there
is nothing more picturesque than
what will be known to history as
the Casabianca of brass bands.
This heroic organization, COM
posed of twenty-eight native island
ers, resembles the fiddle that Nero
played while Rome was burning.
1t makes music for the deposed
queen while Hawaii goes on in the
rapid evolution of a republic.
There is nothing romantic about
a brass band in the abstract, but
Liliuokalani's musicians are chiv-
alrous creatures, worthy the pen of
a Cervantes. Don Quixote when
he charged the windmill was no
more pathetically imposing than is
the royal band of Hawaii when it
discharges its wind instruments.
At its last concert it played
"God Save the Queen ," in defiance
of the Provisional Government, and
at considerable pecuniary loss to
itself. It has displayed a further
indifference to dollars when OPP
posed to devotion by refusing a
profitable engagement to play at
the San Francisco Midwinter Fair.
1t consistently and persistently
prefers monarchy to money, and
royal airs to the battle-cry of free
dom.
This band is buoyed up by the
conviction that it may be called
upon at any moment to make
merry at the palace upon the res
toration of the ex-queen. It is Row
practising AFTER the Ball " to play
on that historic occasion. Poor,
but proud, lamenting but still loyal,
Liliuokalani's musicians prove that
the baton may be tougher than the
sceptre.-N. Y. World.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27

blame for and neither felt strong
enough To shoulder the entire load.
That Gresham should not have let
Willis know whether Mr.. Cleveland
intended to use force to place the
deposed Queen on the throne is not
surprising, since Gresham did not
know himself what Cleveland
might take it into his head to do.
But that the lack of that know
ledge placed Mr.. Willis in a false
position is evident. If he had not
supposed that his gun was loaded
when he asked President Dole to
make room for the Queen he would
not have made the request. It is
not known that Mr.. Cleveland's
diplomacy ever outwitted any
body, but it has certainly made
two quite capable men seem fool
ish.-S. F. Call.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27
THE PHONOGRAPH.
The Misses Albu Sing into Mr..
St0eckle's Instrument.

Though lost to sight, to memory
dear" is the thought of the Hilo
people who have had the good for
tune to listen to the artistic singing
of the Misses Albu while those
ladies were in the capital city of
that island. The same thought will
soon be expressed by Honolulu
people.
These two singers will, however,
leave their voices behind them in
several of their best songs, by rea-
son of their kindly having per-
mitted Mr.. G. Stoeckle to take pho
nograph records of some Of their
best numbers. Mr.. M. l.. M.
Plunkett, the affable manager of
the Misses Albu, assisted Mr..
Stoeckle in his desire to have a
record of the voices of the English
canaries, and the reproduction is
very satisfactory to him, to the
sweet singers, and will be to the
public. Thus even if the clever
artistes leave here by the Australia,
as they intend to, their melodious
voices will yet remain a fixture in
Hawaii mel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27
The End of the Incident.

The time has come to close the
book in which the account of
the Hawaiian incident is written.
There is nothing but dregs left, and
if the specimen thrown up by the
correspondence between Gresham
and Willis is a fair sample, the
country wants no more of them.
Most nations find it well in some
period of their career to paste two
or three leaves of their day book
together and pass them off on the
historian as one. That Gresham
and Willis should fall out is quite
natural. There was a good deal
that somebody had to stand the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27
Another Arctic Expedition.

Two aluminium boats are being
constructed at Baltimore for an
Arctic exploring expedition which
is to start northward early this
coming spring. Although great
secrecy is being maintained, it has
leaked out that the protector of
the enterprise is the proprietor of
the Chicago Herald, and that four
members of the staff of that news
paper will be enrolled among the
crew OF experienced explorers and
Arctic navigators who will COM
prise the party. 1t is stated that
the expedition will start from
Northern Russia, and will endeavor
to intercept the Peary party in
Northeastern Greenland. This is
probably an error; for Russia
would be the most unfavorable
point of departure possible, I'M
less the explorers purpose follow
ing in the wake of Nansen. The
ice barrier encountered in the
waters Immediately east of Green
land by every explorer, from Henry
Hudson to Peary, would make
an approach by water of the north
eastern coast of this land impossi-
BILE. Wooden vessels have been
proved by experience to be prefer
able to iron ships for navigation
among te iche foes. The value of
aluminium boats for this purpose
has a certain sensational novelty,
but their utility has yet to be dem
onstrated.-Ex.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27
Nem Embellishments

We will buy for cash large or small
quantities OF used Hawaiian Postage
stamps at the following prices per
hundred:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27
A Bridge Two Miles Long.

PHGNIXvILLE, Pa, Feb. IA
tremendous bridge will be built by
the Phoenix Iron Company across
the Mississippi River near New
Orleans. The contract was award
ed by the Southern Pacific Rail-
road. The bridge will be two miles
long and will contain $4,000 tons
of iron. This contract will keep
the works busy for two years. The
cost will be about 100000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27
DISTRICT COURT.
MONDAY, Feb. 26.

Kun Wun was called up on
a charge of breaking away from
Jail. His career is well known to
readers of this journal. The Judge
committed him before the Circuit
Court for sentence.
A native named Kaiiianu was
fined SIS for assault 1t seems that
he attended a native banquet on
Saturday evening, and, after he
satisfied his appetite, he gave his
host a good drubbing.
The array of DRINKS amounted
to six. Some were fined a small
amount, and the others were repri-
manded.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27
SUPREME AND CIRCUIT COURTS,
r. R. Foss Will Go to California
for Trial
KaiuIani CIeChorn Attains Her Majority
A Gentle Hint to Attorneys to
Settle Their Accounts.
Nineteenth day Of the February

Nineteenth day of the February
term.
In the matter of the extradition
of B. r. Foss, School Superintend-
ent of Plumas county, in the State
of California, upon the informa-
ton of the Acknowledgement, Chief
Justice Judd, after hearing proofs,
finds that there are sufficient
grounds for issuing a certificate to
the Minister of Foreign Affairs to
deliver said respondent over to the
authorities of said State. The re-
spondent appeared in person, with
out counsel. William o. Smith,
Acknowledgement, for the informa-
ton.
The following cases were disposed
of in term:
Provisional Government vs.. All
Sing, unlawful possession of opium !;
appeal from the District Court of
Honolulu. The jury found a YER
dict of guilty and defendant was
sentenced to pay fine of $50. De-
PENDANT in person.
Provisional Government VS..
Frank Ferreira, assault and bat
terry; appeal from the District
Court of Honolulu. The defendant
Withdrew his appeal and paid his
fine of S. imposed by the lower
court. w. A. Kinney for defend
ant.
Provisional Government VS.. Ku-
razoe Morioka and Utaro Shinge-
maya, assault and battery; appeal
from the District Court of Homo
lulu. The jury found verdict of
guilty and defendants were fined
$50 each. w. r. Castle for prose-
cution, P. Neumann for defend
ants.
Three appeal cases, one for I'M
lawful possession of opium, one for
receiving stolen goods and one for
gross cheat, were nolle prosecuted
by the prosecution.
In Provisional Government vs..
Chun You, indicted for an assault
with dangerous weapon, the jury
could not agree upon verdict and
were discharged from the further
consideration of the case. J. A.
Magoon for defendant.
In the second court room, before
Judge Cooper, the following mat
tiers were disposed of.
Request of counsel for ibellee in
the divorce case of III. @. McGrew
vs. Alphonsine McGrew for an at
torney's fee. Judge Cooper allows
the sum of 800.
Petition for the appointment of
a guardian for William Wallace
Swinton, a minor. Judge Cooper
has appointed II. S. Swinton, the
father, as guardian, under $500
bond. This appointment is made
for the settlement of an insurance
policy in favor of the minor. w.
Foster for petitioner.
Assignee's account in the bank
ruptcy of John Richardson. Or
dered approved upon the filing of
creditors receipts for final divi-
dends. Carter & Carter for the
assignee.
In Manini Sylvia VS.. ID. w. Ka-
huakai and others, ejectment, Judge
Cooper has overruled defendants
motion to be allowed a new trial.
f. Johnson and J. K. Kaulia for
plaintiff; J. l.. Kaulukou for de-
PENDANTS.
A final account has been filed by
the guardian of Kaiulani Cleghorn,
who has attained her legal ma
iority. No date of hearing has yet
been appointed.
A notice is posted on the door of
of the Clerks office requiring the
attorneys to settle their accounts
with the Clerk prior to the end of
the governmental fiscal period.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27

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ed by carriers for so cents a month.
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the time to subscribe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27
Are You a Royalist,
An Annexationist,
Or In Favor of
A Republic ?

WE DESIRE TO RECEIVE FREE
w and open expressions of opinion
from the inhabitants of the Hawaiian
Islands, upon the questions OF Annex,
alton, the restoration of the Monarchy,
or the formation of a Republic.
This is desired for the information of
the people OF the United states. The
name OF each correspondent will not be
used, and will be regarded as confden-
tial if so requested. Address
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SYNDI-
CATE,
w. Ten Eyck Hardenbrook, Mgr,
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Washington, ID. c., y. :. 4.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-27

Nearly all OF the electrical inven-
tions, excepting the lightning rod
and the telegraph, have come in
use since the Centennial Expo ST.
ton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-20

taf Quien 10 hs podido reproducir con tan
terrible exactitud D1s psrsonas 1nicamen-
te conocfan aquel sucese con los mejdrea
detalies Juan Jueves = Jorge de Ia Tour
Vandieu. =. Juan Jueves ha muerto que
fda solo el duque. Pero, qu6 interes puede
tener 6ste sn provocar m escandalo, mas
peligroso para 81 que para mi o.. Die pier
do en conjeturas--..
Claudia hacfa todas estas refexiones.
cuando Rene Moalin SO proseuto respetuo-
samente mistress Dick Thorn.
Laurent t--dijo 6sta -tengo que pediros
|explicaciones.
II Con que motivo, senora
Con motivo do los cnadToS Jju0S, POI
10 naeuos del 1Itimo que &c ha pres entado--
u Fl que tan penosamente IA impi esio-
nado a la senoraf f-.-- ST 20 hubiese podidc
preveer que evocaba en Ia seaora tan terri
BILE recuerdo, 10 hsbrfa euitado del progra-
mace
u Qu6 porsonas eran las que dt.empe-
naban Ios papeles
Los artistaa que hieieron los de les cua
dro precedentes.
- Esta auu en- 81 hotel el Director De Il
cornpania
No, senora, Sc ha marchado con los a.
tistas. La sonora tiene algrna cosa uaa'
que mandarme
Una palabrs a6n---le dijo miatrest
Dick Thorn. Mariana tendreis quoFagar in
6nidad de ouentas, Y no quiero que hagai'
volver ! oadie.,- --5 Que eantidsd necesi
| tais
-Seg6n mi4 caIculos cerca, do mil esou
dos,
-Cuando sc marchen los convidados, an
tes de scostarme, os entregars tres mi
| frances. Venid a ped{rmelos.
-Est& bien, senors.
A las cuatro, despues del dltimo eot;ysde
nsdie quedaba ya &c 81 hotel.
--Venid conmigo --diio entonces Claudi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-20

a Rene, al cual apercibi6 inm6vil, en- el
marco de una puerta.
FL mayordomo sigui6 gu senora, quien
Sc dirigio la pieza donde Sc encontraba la
gaveta de 6bano Y sacando del bolsilo IN
maDojo de llaves, introdujo una Ell liz &c
rradura del niue bic !; Ia lave no daba vuel-
tas, Claudia hizo IN movimento brusco
eutonces el cai6n, deslizandose por sus ra-
nuras, cayo sobre ella.
=! Els extrsno !-exclam6 mistress Dick
! Thorn. 70 estaba eegura Dc haber cerrado
este mueble con doble lave.
p! Metio la nano en Ia gavets = una excla-
maci6n de estupor de espapto So escape
| dc sus labios..
II Han entrado aqul !-exciam6 Claudia
completemente l{vida, y ne Ian robsdo
- Robado !-repIic6 81 mec$nico = ESQ
es impossible!
i o. repito que ne ban -obado Este
nlueble Ia sido for2ado.---.--- Mirad
| Los signos de fracturas son evidentes.
Sc han apoderado de Uua cartera gus aonte-
MIA papeies importsntes y una suma anorme
n1fs de cien mil frances.
i Ne confunde todo ESQ l-replico .
nac&nico, demostran6o serenidad. u La
sonora esta segurs de 10 kabsr puegto ess
leaeters en- otra parte
- Absolutamente sesura !----- Ee5s.hs
aqu1 en- Ell misno iugar qre ooupa ahora s.
te papel que antes no estaba.
Y Claudia cogio Ia ho5a oscrita por Juan
Jueves apro1im6se IN candelabro, J Re
ne vi6 que temblaban sus naancs, al mismt
/ tempo que gu mirada adquiria una expre
si6n de horror indecihle al Ieer 81 recbo gu,
hsbia dejado 81 ladr6n.
III Juan Jucves .--., Juan -Jueves
! Viva !-repitio en voz alta.
Ell miserable me Ia desobedecido-a,
djo Rene, anadi6:
-Pr1es bien; ere papel puede poner 4 Il
policfa sobre Ia pista del Iadron; es precist
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-20

Jorge es Ell instigador de la iugubre comedis
de esta noche---- LIE die que poseia el tes-
tsmento De 81 hermano ell recibo De dlu-
seppe Corticelli b. querido apoderarse de
smbos docunentos para hacerme impotents
V domiuarme a So vez. - El miserable ds
Glen mil frances por ia ms1sna sablendo
que ha dc reintegrsrse de ellos por IA no.
che!.- Ah!.--- Nos yercmos todayis.
senor Duque. cuando manana vaya a busoaE
a Federico BeraTd, vuestro hombre de ne
gocios.
AL dia siguiente, las ocho, Rene tom6
carruaje de plaza do orden al cochero
de que 10 condujera . "a calle de Metre Ds-
me-des- Champs, como la porters de Is
la casa donds Berta viva no hslase eu
/ su chiribitil, el mecanieo subio Al tercer
piso hizo sonar violentamente Ia camps
nilla.
.Ay! La buerfana no podia contestar!
IA Ahl-se di;o Rene con angustia - T.
guna desgracia ha sobrevenido Berta.-
Press de Drofundo desallento, el mecanico
voiyio a baiar la portera Sc hallaba "a en
ST puestO.
-4Neuis de casa de Ia senorita Monestier,
seIor Moulin?-le pregunto:
81, sonora, : estov muy Inquleto- -
! Anoche, como sao6is, Ia envi6 buscar dos
veces, pero no la eDcontraron.- A hora acs-
bo de lamar a puerta, y TODD inutil.
-Es que no ha vnelto; 20 no he alberto
Ia puerta nadie.
-tNo os. parece singular esa ausenciaf
-Nsturalmente. Como vos, o compran-
do una palabra de todo ello---- Decid
5vos no habeis enviado mas que IN ooebs-
ro7.-
-Uno solo cue ha venido dos veces.
u Como Sc explca entonces cue otro ha
va ven;do antes, preguntanio de vnestrs
parte por la senorita Berta
ii De mi parte te!--.--exclam6 Rene -
tupefaetO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-20

dar parte ensegnida.- - Corro liamar a
Couaisario.
Estss palabras hioiaron a Claudia volver
en- 81 misma: la idea de que ST era preso
Juan-,Iueves podia denuncialla, llen6ia de
espanto.
NO! mol -.--dijo reeohrando toda su
-sangre fria.-.Ni IN solo paso en- ese senti-
DO, n; una palabra!---- No ne han robado
nada.--- NADIA, seutendeis3---- Os enesrgo
Mistress Dick Thorn escogi6 otra llave
ertrs el manojo que tenia en- las manos,
asri6 IN pesueElo cajon. tom6 Una bolsa que
coutenla billetes de Banco y nonedas de
orc, conto tres mil frances ' anadi6 entire
gandoseloa Rene Moulin. :
= He iq0i le que uecesitais. -. Marchaos,
y recordaalo nj una sela palabral
El supuesto ma yordomo retro dicien-
dose:
-Es, 4 no dudarIo, IA mu5er del puonte
de Neuiily y---..- El solo nombre de j uap
Jueves IA producido en- ella el efecto de
rayo sin embargo, sostiene que no Ia haT
robado rehusa dar paute la antoridad-
i Por qo9f PorQue no qniere correr Ell RES
+ sc de encop trarse frente d su antiguo com
plice y porque Ia cartera encierra, de segu
70, pruebas del crimen cometido por ella
por Federico B6rard - Decdidan4epte NJ
hay nal que por bien no venga. y erdonc
s uan y ueves quo haya eiereitado aGul rs
Z, roche su ofcio de ladr6n.- - Ahora. pa
"a quedar tranQuilo, n1e res5a conocer 8
notivo de la ausencia de berta.
Mistress Dick Thorn, cuando Sc quefl,
sola, no penso en- continuar dominando 81
turbaci6n, nj en- ocuItar su agonIa.
i Juan Jueves .----repetia con los "a
b;os contraidos.-i No ha mGerto, y reapa
rece despues de veinte amos - Al L.
comprendo todo---- Ese honbre, aalvad'
nocido Jorge De la Tour-N Naudieu, Sc hi
acercado e, es su espia, 81 satslite---.