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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

Prsssdsnf Cleveland has approved one
~ Of Congress and vili b. kindly r.
n~nbsrsd Cor IL BY sx-soldisu sssry.
where lie signed the bill which makes
aidisrs pension = vested right
rlght which cannot b taken ausy With
cut due process q law. This oct b
chisfiy valued bseauss IL s1ds . certain
dignity and sacrednsn 70 psasion
whi;h il did not posssss bsfors Grant
ins q soldiers psasioa does not seem
% much like sn act Of charity - Il
oncs did He u simply receiving his
rights he 10 bsing paid his dues- A
pension becomes more Of badge Of
honoz and les . grstuity. having
srouad it an ar Of fraud We have
beard 90 much about pension frauds
thar thousands Of people had come 70
feel that gigantic steal had been going
ca; and every man Who drew . psnsion
was regarded with suspicion. This on
eiai guarantee win give added weight to
the odium OF Hoks Smiths previous
policy. Now. when mans honor ~ q
pensionsr 10 aesailed by his sscret foes
he can demand that bis ssssiianf be re-
vealed, and al his charges a. we'll He
can meet his accuser face 10 face. IN
his aecuser has made false statement
he can prosecute him for perjury. OF
eourss. vhen il Is clearly shown that .
soldier 10 not entitled TO tho pension he
i drawing IL should be taken away. but
he can no longer be condemned un-
heard. The Grand Army OF the Rspub-
lie u pledged by Its sacred VOWS and by
all the high and holy memories Of the
sad. ssd past TO guard soldiers honor
and rights II 10 equally pledged 10 cast
out all periursrA The Grand Army viii
be very glad TO have every man who is
drawing an illegal pension pointed out
10 Il; but hereafter the soldier hater
and the rebel lover must bs very careful
when he tries 20 stab deserving Union
soldisr-in the back.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

The primary source of wealth IL tho
earth From i,s surfaces or from its
depths GENES all the material Tor man's
sastsnaace. clothing aad shslf-r. An
the arts and sciences and al the varied
smploymsuts q men depend upon the
generosity q mother nature for their
Development aad exerciss. We ofteo
eonfa0rd wealth and the mere evidences
q wealth. Bonds mortgages. notice.
governnentai o. individual. are but the
evidence thai the holder 10 the owner
a certain produces Of nature which
have been fashioned 10 greater or less
extent by the labor q nan. Wealth IN
rrsases only - man puts forth bis e.
forts b force nature ~ yield up her
treasures. nr a. be iaonlds add shapes
fhoss treasures 81 bic artistic sxill
Asnufscturisg. then. using ths word in
its broad ssrse. ~ meaning active labor
q niad or body. = the process BY rhich
nstsrs's raw nasariais are made NOR.
uss;al AMI valuable The farmer - a
nanafsetnrsr when Ia coaserts the sl,.
rnenis q shs soii iato xra--. grain. o,
fruft Ths trsusfotmafson Of nature.
prsiscts into other forms - nsnuf.e.
tnring Naa sad nafnrs thea are the
two factors IN the rrosiuesios d wealth.
90 n~csssity theirs can b but two
classes in society. TIE producer anS ,hs
scuso-use The coasnuser decreases
wealth. ias fro.i0esr increases l. wsr.
tbere 30 rousu apiion sh~re svsutnsiiy
wonla - no prosiactsoa What We call |
trs.ing - infssehsnr- does not iacrrss.
the totzl anoun. q wealth: Il simply |
distributes Il Ia this general dissriba.
ticn msuy ass bsnseted. but al cannot
he profitoL A nan = psoate.l when ~.
stock q ~eaith = iacrea-ssl Two can.
uct trais and beth Rsks profits Bo,h
msg - saissde,k A maa ny tra.sa an
bushels = srpiss Cor tn b.lshel. - 70.
tztees. and b slsd % 10 q. y-t ~ may
'ind thst Z ~ ksl sid his appges fst
ranh hs esuat havs besazht sfse-u
h,ishels q posanoss suca kiad a fr.s.
Inx = rainoue u "a end a. msn',
<esllh seoetsasily decreasing lilsa "a,
nan she stazs.si for tpwn 10 cal . 49,.
bat on his szy truled Il lsr cor, sn.k
Ne eos isz F's. Ia Fis for . ss0su,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
CLAIMS HE WAS ROBBED.
A Gay Debauohee Cets Drunk and
Loses His Money.


Loses His Money.
Alexander Wood was arrested Satur-
day night in tho Grinpell block on
Canal street. in besstly state OF In
toxication. When he recovered consci.
business he stated that he had lost 500
while In the block. On the trial Of the
case yesterday. il developed that ono Of
the female occupants Of the block had
been drinking and having q high old
time with Wood. but had suddenly been
seized with dit. and soma one ran for
doctor and the police. DIR. Moffat called
and Police Sergeant Mccarthy was sent
to investigate. The girl was made CON-
Portable, but Wood. who was perfectly
dead TO the world. was run in. He had
no money left with which to pay a fne.
20 he was sent to the stone pile for thirty
days He claims his money was in four
$50 bnls, but the police have no hope OF
catching the thief. Wood is known to
the police as fakir. and il Is claimed
be Is working the old time ring game.
lie carries lot Of cheap rings and while
walking along the street drops one. II
any one attempts 10 pick it IN. he gets
In ahead OF them and claims he found 1t
first III the party disputes, be offers TO
ssttis the matter by taking a dollar and
giving up the ring, which 10 not worth
more than 10 cents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
IT IS 4 GRAND WORK
The HERAlD's LIBERAL OFFER
by Which EVERY One shs~id Bsoons
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duct OF the CanerA

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IL has the further merit Of being OIL
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10 their attention.
This 10 high praise. for the country 10
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spection.
The Philadelphia Item cohsiders it
ian immensely valuable and important
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Sun comedies that severy detail of the
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

IL the existing destitution IL due Ia
protection. why didn't IL como before
the late democratic electiony--K aIama-
eco Telegraph. Z.
There are men who 90 70 gymnasium
Tor exercise while their Wives are saving
wood--Saginaw Globe.
Indicative OF the measure Of public
confidence IN tho democrat party 10 IN Q
fact that while there is more money in
the country now than there was isst
year. the volume OF business is 40 per
cent less--Detroit Journal
The Kentucky court Of appeals grants
vrits OF error IN the great lottery caee
The principal error in that cass is the
eDnnection with IL az Secretary Carlisle
~ chief counsel Tor the lottsry.-Mus-
goo Chrouicie.
III the United States government must
either indorse the bonds Of the Nicsra.
Fsa Canal company or build the canal.
II should by al mems do the latter:
Ia either case IL you'd have 20 assume
the responsibility Glare Press
The situation that confronts congress
b condition and not theory. II isA
condition which the denocrat majority
Gin hardly ignore IN its nad devotion r.,
. theory, 10 carry out which mesns ruin
tn the commercial ard Industrial
sissses OF this csuutry.-iIensh Sentiasi.
The overvoFked and WORKOUT con
Fressmen are taking = usuch needed rest.
When they become reruperated they
uih proceed - Close M coed share 81
The Industrial establishments that are
sFsil operating snd eornpei fev u,or.
'fniileD q lssstrers 70 register their
nsn@s On the charity list+-Bay City
Inbons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

The mad rush OF this administration
In every direction that leads 10 national
ruin by the prostration Of business and
the destruction OF our industries IL a
marvellous as il Is incomprehensible.-
Cedar Springs Clipper.
Governor Pennoyer's voice from the
Pacific is heard all the way 20 the At
lantic. and will no doubt reach Cleve-
land. on his duck hunt with the leading
members OF his cabinet down the
Potomac.-Battle Creek Journal.
The democrat party Is In full power
for the first time 10 thirty years and the
hope is quite generally expressed that
when 10 goes out in 1896 it win have
a rest until all who have had q taste
OF IL are dead.-Ssginaw Courier Her
aid.
1t Ii to DO hoped that that alleged
duck hunting party Of which the presi.
dent and lighting Bob" Evans OF the
navy are membcrs. IL not a mere ruse
to cover an armed expedition for the
restoration Of Liliuokalani. Detroit
Tribune.
The people Of Detroit eagerly gave MP
1900 20 hear Patti ono evening and
after great amount of coaxing Save
raised nearly as much for the northern
sufferers. all OF which indicates that the
human heart isn't moved ~ easily by
pity as by Pstti.-Chsrlotts Tribuna
A Canadian lobby 10 said to be work
ing at Washington to insure the placing
OF lumber on the free list. As time
goes on most OF the Hobbies working 10
favor OK Mr.. Wilson's schedules will be
found 10 represent other Countries than
the United Statcs-Detroit Tribune.
Canadian lumber interests are repre-
sented at Washington by q strong and
we'll trained lobby working for the
passage OF the Wilson bill Foreign
countries can well afford 90 lobby Dor
the measure IL is designed almost
solely for their benefit--Bay City Tri-
bune
just how the anarchists OF New Or.
leaDs expect 20 revolutouizs the world
by shatteriBg lamps. windows and tree
boxes. u difficult of compreDsnoson.
Yet their demonstration 10 sfrikinely
like that Of q lot Of modern college
students out on . bstser.--Detroit Free
l'resa
The minority report on the Wilson
biil snovs that measure up in ifs true
light Ii 10 fraud In pretending 10 be
a revenue tariff. but Dies not raise
revenue. IL pretends 20 Re IN the inter
ests Of the public. but IL bringing ruin
10 hundreds 81 manufacturing inrtitu.
lions and their employea IL sacrifices
he governments revenues without &C
,omplisbipg anything for the people
Kalamazoo Telegraph
II IL shown Clearly by unimp~schahle
eeiimony that even the native Hawaii
Ins who opposed the Louisiana lottssy /
nd the proposed revival OF idolatrv are I
tsunch supporters q ths provisional
'oFernmsnf. among them the four native 1
3araiiaa members a psriianens vko /
t'te6 against The lottery biil. Strange
est President Clev~isBa Should strive
Q hard 70 re-establieh the rotten not.
fehy, the lottery kicked cut q Lpuisi.
iia. aDd TIE i3oi&try cfse1ed cut of
laval b. ehristiss in6uenc-< He
s'zhs engzgs n hobIes basisess-Nas
egoa Ckronieia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
HIT IN HIS MECH.


y X Townsend. property man Of
The Diamond Breaker company. saa
slugged last night st the entrance 20 the
New England Furpiture cotnpsny's
alley on Canal street and reIiesei Of a
valuable gold watch and chain He had
left ths opera house about N o'clock
snd vas going &C. Sweets hotel when
iast a. he reached the alley few step.
from the oprrs house door. he wa
eanght by the culisr. ierked toto The
alley and knocked s@nseleee The
street vas quite deserted AZ the time
sad he vas cot sen by any passsrs by.
and whea BE caEas - his ssnses ks
made ais way hack 20 TIA street
NE Townsend eDuld not b. fcard
after the sfeir. kssisg gone % bic board
inc house. tie stery & the nsoser N
which he vas haadssd was cid ~ Ed
de- Mcgee Il The Dfaaaona Breakrrs
eompsny. He says NJ. fe~nsond va.
strock 70 tie seek add his fscs snd
saou'5sr. - vel 81 hSs GEEK, sre bsxffr
sHoilssA The ssteh t2xsa ssss tarsst-
nas present % 81. Ioenszad. aad vas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

The committee on ways and means Of
the council has under consideration the
matter OF choosing stationery supplies
for the Offices in the city hall at whole
sale prices At present the clerks ia
Offices, or the persons holding Offices,
procure at retail from whom they please
add pay any price charged. The CON-
mittee will receive proposals from var.
ious houses and will let the contract for
all office supplies at Wholesale prices,
thus saving several hundred dollars
each wear
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
Many Maps 90 MAKO

The boys in the city marsbal's Office
are busy making maps for sidewalks on
streets that are to be graded next sum-
mer As soon rs an estimate 10 asked
for. and it is known that q street Ia to
be graded. the marshal sees that map
OF the street to be graded is made and
each parcel OF land facing on that
street 10 shown. 90 that az soon an the
street is graded the sidewalks may be
ordered down. The work Of drafting
will occupy one mans time for the re-
mainder Of the winter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

prized very higAiy By him. &c i IN
abe 10 give say deseriptloa Il his -
salient ~ u 80 dark ID the alley and
he Nas ren~1ersd lnseasibIe % qRickiy
AFTER being seixed he h not
sure he ssw0 the msn NJ all
Canal street ~ the entrance 20 the alley
l. lighted By lamps located only hall
bloek svsy north aud south and police
mao Iesses thers every 10 Or 10 miuuteA
The r,bhery must have been done b.
experts, tor the policeman on Cansl
strsst oad not hear or 80 anything un-
rsaal going On
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
WILL BE SOLD TOMORROW.
Nelson. Matter & Cos Plant TO BE
Bid On.

Tomorrow the Nelson, Matter 4 Co. .
manufacturing plant will DO offered for
sale by the receiver. according to the
order OF the United States court 1t is
not known that any company has been
organized here to purchase the plant,
but there have been many letters of in
quiry and personal inquiries about the
plant. add IL To- believed by members OF
the Michigan Trust company that there
viii be some lively bidding. Letters
have been received from Brooklyn man
and . copy Of the inventory was sent to
him He has recently written. stating
that he viii certainly be here and bid at
the sale. Several other outside men
have also declared their intention OF
bidding on some OF the parcels
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
More Than a Hundred Cents Worth
Of Clothing for
Every Dollar You Leave
With Us.

The other fellows would like TO do the
same, but they don't-thcy can't. It's only
the makers who can do it and you know
we manufacture our clothing from the
piece. Come and select suit or overcoat
Bring along the boy; well fit him out with
Suit, Ovcrcoat or Reefer and give you
better values than you can find elsewhere
and you will get all the latest fashions
thrown in.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

Tcsoaaow thestats q Michigan again
shows is cars Toe those Who Fought a.
battles = tie Usion. By desileannr -
the ne q she wivss ssa widows of vet.
Grass home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

WksHIxoror. Jan. 2-For lower
Aichigan; Sow; eolderi cold wave in
csntEal and western portlon; Winds
shiiung 70 Horth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

WaY arr the frss traders not sat.sed
vita TIE WiaDn u'1agrsi hiil 20 Ioax a.
blsddess. eRisn aad rsssat. are ca the
IN lrnded tree list
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

The FusfeF brothersl Kalamazoo nen.
OF vashhpsrd fare. have started cosl
uiine 70 eouthesstern Kanszs They are
aes pisttine . tosn 20 be knosn e.
EsIier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

In this turmoil of schemes our store
stands boldly out as the lighthouse on 4
dangerous shore. beacon light to guide
you from the dangerous pitfalls that beset
the clothing purchaser.
We want your money just the same,
but we differ from other cIothicrs in this:
That we arc ready to give you
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-07

60 creo que tOdayfa vale la pena de guardara.
y ahOra, jim dijO Silver, aqui hay una GU
riosldad para tn collection de elias
Diciendo este me pass el pedacillo de pap5l.
era este como del tama1o de una moneda CO.
roma De IN lado nad4 tenia ilnpreso porque
era la tltlma hoia del libro del otro lado con
tenia IN verticulo de la Revelaci6n. en- 6l me
llamaron la atenci6n e5Ca3 p9iabras De una ma
nera particular - Afuerd estan los perrOs Y los
asesinos .. El lado impreso habia sido ennegre
edo con carbon de la hogucra, Gle Ia saxon
conenzaba va desprenderse maucaar mis-
dedos en- el lado blanco habiase escrito con ell
mismo material Ia palabra De2uesto", To
davia al escribir este relate conserve en- mi po-
der a1uella curiosidad, y la tengo a4Ii, sobre
hi mesa pero no podria va verse en- ella la me
nor huella de escritura. 81 no Is uaa espaeia de
arana como q que alguien podria hacer con Ia
una de su dedO pulgar.
Con aqUelIo terminaron los successes de esa no
che. poc0s momant37 Sc sirvi6 un baso de
ee77rc y nos tendimos todos dormir La Sc
nal De yenranza que dlo Silver fine nombrar a
zaadoie con ia muerte si no obraba con toda
ea}.ad
Nucho ratio Sc pas6 para que pudiera cerrar
los oios bieu saben los cielos que raz6n me
s5braba al solo recuerdO de aqGel hombre quien
pgr lt tarde habIa 80 quitaao i1yoIuutariamen
te ig vida, en- el ustante de mayor pciigro para
Ia mia PeIo l0 que mas contribuia dasvear-
me era aqueNa parlda terrible sagaz que aca-
beba De YER lgar Silver, euy0s marayIiysos
esEHarzos teadian, por IN lado m8ntener uni
dos 4, raya 4 los 5uDleyados, por el otro IN
p3sabies. para oblaneT una reeoncihaci6o y sal
VAR su miserable cEiscencla Pero ei. por su
p.rta. Sc dgrmi6 81 momeuto de Ia manera mas
auaoI1La muF pront0 eOmCnC5 4 or el estrepl-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-07

Hab-gado ~ esta suerte estaba ali. de pifen
u Gin ae Is Iona, con sl mdeta boio e bra
70 cJa "a otra m3ao aaoI5 cd5sa en- una s. las
alrales 8e Ii cts3 81 5etlJd3, sa ac@ate. 81.
p8laDE,s s1S fn5J8.as, - er21 a. 2lFEo, los
del Inis1o John silver que 70 c5noe-esl en-
Bristol
lie tenemos preparada austed, por hog una
Peqaena s0rprasa, sef9r doctor, co1tinu5 Te-
nernos aqui ua extranita. Tn nuevo conensaI
hu6sDad, si sen9r. tan hsto y tenplado como
un violin A4ui ia doruldo toda Ia n2che, CO
mo IN so9recargo, al lada mism3 del lieio John.
"A este tempo, ei doctor Liyesey habia "a
sal-ado Ia estacada estaba muy cerca del =
ciuero, por 10 cual pude ob5ervar muy bien IA
alteration de la voz en- que pregdntaba
- Supongo que 10 serd jim
Ell miomo Jim en- cuerpo alma 81 senior,
cOutest6 Silver.
I'll doctor Sc detuyo afuora, aunque no res
ponli6 ya palabra alguna, pasaron algunos Sc
gundos antes de que parecia poder moyerse.
~ Bien bien : dijo por Jjltimo. Primero la
obhgaei6n y luego el placer, como dirfa usted
i Sl mismo. Sa1nos Yer 4 eXaminar a esos
eufenea.
I'm moueuto despueo va estaba adentro de la
cabana y sin tener para mi mas que una torba
inclination DE- eabeza, Sc puso q acto la
Cbra con se, eufermOs. So pdrecla teper q
mas pequen7 reelo, pesar de quo debe haber
compreudieto muy bien cue su vida en- mano de
aag-Eo> Jratapres Y eudemOniadO> prataS eSta-
lea pIidienta dc TN cabello. Con Ia msma Ma
turali. Led Que 81 estuyiera hacienda una ordina
ria vista professional a una tranquila famiia en
Tnglaterra, iba dc paciente Ell paciente, sonan
Do. c0mDoniead5 y 3rlegldndolo todo. Slts ma
neTda, q ID Q8a cTeo. haban eercdo una reac
cGn una feacs15a .Ohre alueIlos hOmbres, poi
que el caso Is que 9e cCnpOrtabdn con el come
= NADIA huOiela suoedido, como i todavia fuese
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-07

el mismo m&die0 de bordo eilos marinos lea
les el sj3s pIestOs respectIvos.
-L9 41e = "a vas IIuF bien, dijo al lndtsi-
1. IS d3 Is cs3ezl eltraye 5ad3 i 81 hqAo.a -
5da3 en- q muelJ reesJt5 IA p5Ttal9 pellSrOso
ese has sId0 Ia ~ cabeza ma eid5 dura como
Dc acer5. Nam1o i yer u, Jorge, lcomo es -
hoy Boai5o color lie lIIa6a esTaS echau19 alIL
n1 te qlaaa duda es que el aigalo sc te ha
yuelto a3cia abai0. Tom1stes esa medicinal :
4 yer, u el,sel2s, dIg3n Il Yert7d tomo JoT
e su medlcila
=. Oh en- cuanto ESQ, si senior, de veras
que 81, respJndi6 Morgan.
La cosa IS que, de5ds que me he convertible
81 m5dieo de reDeIdeS, dire meior, en- m6dieo
dc cdrcel condna6 el doctor en- 81 tonO mas
afable, yeugo cOLSderaauo como uu puesto de
honor para mi tl no perder III un solo honbre
para nuestro rey Jorge "a D. g para Ia hor
ca.
Los malyados aquellos Sc mira2on unos a
otros, pero no hicleron mas que tragar la pildo-
ra en- sencio.
Dick no esta hoy muy bien senior, diio uno.
- Esas tenemos2 \ yer ven aca. Dick la
mo el doctor Ensehane e>a lengua. No, no
me sorprende que Sc sienta NAL: esta lengua da
por ST baStarIa para e>pantdr Il una armada
francesa. ,Otra malaria tenemos
All. dijo Morgan, ESQ resulta de andar
profauando Biblias.
ESQ resulta de ser. como III diecs unos As
nos monteses, rcpleG el doctor para hablar-
te mas elaro, de no Saber distinguir un are VI
ciado ponZoi1oso, de un aire sano yiviticadoI
nj un p8ntano inmundo envenenado de una
/ TERRA alta ' SEGA. Me parcce 10 mas probable
sin que pase esto de una opinion por aupuesto
que todOS ustedeS sin exception van tenef
que pagar el durO tribute de la fiebre anteS de
que logrcmos arrojar De SlJs cuerpos los g6rme-
nes de la malaria que absorvieron por todos los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-07
CAPITULO xxx
BAJ0 PALABRA

Una voz clara allegro que sonaba q Ia orilla
del bosque Hamando los del redacto mes d5s-
pert0 desperJ6 igaalmente t0doS los d9nas;
81 centinela mismo que Sc habia buenamente
recargado contra Ia puerta Sc estremeclo ende-
rezandose en- su dueSto.
- Ha del reduc53 :, grit6 la voz. Aqai vie
ne q doctor
\ e doctor era no cabia d1da. 70 sentfa
gusto, certamente en- escuchar aquel acento
amigo, pero mi algeria no era muy pura cue d
gamos Recordt, al punto con gran 5ochorn2,
mi insubordinaci5n conducta furtiva, J al Yer
i que extreme me ha5ia ella conducido, en- qu@
compania de que peligros me rodeaba senti
VergGenza de yer al doctor la cara.
FL deb6 haberse levantado mIy de madruga
da porque Ia luz no legaba an decldidamente
y cuando yo bube eorridn 4 una de las tronera-
para verla, lie digis6 ALA aba de pie, come
silver Fl dja de su mission hundido hasta las
rodjil3s en- una niebla rastr
Is ustol doctor. ,~GAtos y buenos dia~
tengd yuesa mereed, dijo Silver pertecamena
despjerto armada Gle eEcelente humor an ar
momanto Niyo madrugador, 10 cabe duda
pero va Sabamos aqUi que, como 10 dice el dlcaC
'.eI pajaFo madrugador g q que coge las racio
mes" Jorge, muegete, muchacho, y aEuda 81
doctor Livesey 4 sai5ar 59rdo dc este navLo
Por aqu todo va bien, doctor, t0dos sus enfer
mos van meiorando uucho Y todo, cst3a con
teut0S.