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ONE CD slGNED.
The state Senators spend Quiet Kind
of Day Yesterday.

The state Senators spend Quiet n ind
of a Day Yesterday.
! Special Dispatch to the standard
HELENA, Feb. 13-In the senate this
morning the code of civil procedure was
signed by tho president. petition was
presented, signed by L. G.. Brooks and
others. setting forth that a large part of
the stock lost on the ranges is stolen by
rustlers. and praying that the bounty law
| he amended so as to provide a reward of
500 for any person found stealing stock.
IL was referred to the committee on
stock growing and grazing. The agri-
culture committee reported substitute
for Hurd's arid land bill and it was re-
ferred TO tho printing committee.
Two senate bills for amendment TO the
codes were reported amended, and with
Eggleston's bill for the promotion of de-
sirable immigration. the latter. without
| recommendation, were sent to the print
| ing committee.
The mines and mining committee re
ported a joint resolution appropriatinr,
$1,000 TO enable the governor to engage
legal assistance to pre- vent the issuance
OF patents to the Northern Pacific rail-
road. This resolution was referred to the
printing committee.
by Brown, recommending that only Mon
tana citizens and home products. as far
as practicable, be used in the construc-
ton of public works, was adopted.
message was received from the gov
ernor announcing the appointment of
George Blinn as boiler Inspector, and
Charles Shoemaker as inspector of mines.
These appointments we're confirmed in
executive session.
Bill No. 46, for the erection of a state
capitol, received favorable recon-
mendaton and was referred TO the print
ing committee.
Bills were introduced as follows:
Senate bill 60, for an act TO submit to
the people an amendment to section ..
chapter 2, of the constitution, relative to
the rights of suffrage and qualifications
for holding office. Feb. 10, by Folsom.
Elections committee.
Senate bill 81, for an act to amend Sec
ton 122l. of the civil code. Feb ID, by
Folsom. Judiciary committee.
senate JOINT memorial 4, relative to the
proposed abolition of the offices of sur
vcyor general and registers and receivers
of land offices. Feb. 13, by public lands
committee. Printing committee. This
memorial prays that the bill now pending
in congress abolishing tho Offices mem
toned he not enacted
Bill. CD, introduced by Folsom. provides
for an amendment to the constitution
prohibiting all citizens from voting who
had not received their final papers 30 DAYS
before election.
Smead announced that the education
committee would give free-for-all on he |
free text book bill in the chamber of the |
senate at Z 30 O'Clock this evening. The |
senate went into committee of the whole |
TO consider the general file. Brosnan in |
the chair, but as the introducer of the |
bills under consideration was absent. no |
action was taken.
Alter the committee arose the senate
adjourned until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
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ON The FRONTIER.

Gua'em1Ia Il Delaying Action Until She
CIn Concentrate Her Troops
ST. Louis, Mo-, Feb. ia special from
Coatzacolcos, Mex, reports that Frank
Lemar, an American civil engineer em-
ployed on the Guatemalan Northern rail-
way, who has just returned from a trip
through the affected territory, says that
Cristobal. capital of Chiapas. Mex. is
filled with fugitives from the border, " no
have sought refuge from marauding
Guatemalans. Guatemala. he says, is de-
laying negotiations until she can concen-
trate troops on the frontier. She made
an effort TO press INTO service several
thousand Indians. They refused, how
ever, to fight against Mexico.
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Mr.. Cleveland's first cabinet, supported
the amendment. The railway postal
service was being run at a loss of 81, O00,-
| UOO annually, although reliable men would
contract to run it without a dollars de-
| nciency IL they could have reasonable
laws and regulations. Wins offered an
amendment to the pending bill providing
| Tor the purchase, ownership and manage
ment OF the necessary railway postal cars
by the government and providing an APP
preparation of $4,000 therefor.
! Villas said that while he was at the head
of tho postofilce department he had made
careful inquiries showing that the total
value OF railway postal cars was 81. SOC, 900.
although congress appropriated 5000, 900
for the annual rent of these cars. hes ides
paying BY weight for the mail they carried.
He took Cup the specific routes between
! New York, Chicago and Cincinnati. giving
the figures which he claimed as rent was
paid the railroads, and which was greater
than the cost of the cars.
Hoar asked if the adoption of the pro-
posed change would not diminish
the number of postal cars,
the speed and rapid time sched-
ule. He said word reached him from
business men without regard to politics
that they were very apprehensive about a
change.
Aldrich said: II want to say to the
gentleman from Maryland and the gen.
tleman from Kentucky, who appear so
anxious to expedite the appropriation
bills. that if they persist in attaching gen.
eral legislation to the appropriation bills
they will not make much progress"
"Do understand the senator to make
the threat" said Blackburn, "that if the
amendments which do not suit his hypo-
critical taste are offered he and his asso-
ciates will not allow these appropriation
bills to be passed?'
mot at all,' sail Aldrch, "but if this
process is persisted in the gentleman
should understand that there is great dam
ger of an extra session."
IL was agreed that the vote on the rail-
way postal car amendment should be
taken at p. IN. tomorrow.
There was hot exchange bet ween
Chandler and Berry, when the latter COM
planned against an objection which cut
him off from securing the passage of the
land bill. Mr.. Chandler made a point of
order against such "scolding."
II propose to say what / conceive to be
right" said Berry, "and | do not propose
TO let the senator (Chandler) interfere
with that right
Chandler said Berry had certainly been
scolding. Berry finally concluded with
the remark: II was about to express an
opinion of the senator which would not be |
proper to express on this floor" The sem |
ate then held brief executive session |
and adjourned.
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1T STIRRED EN- ALL UP
CONTINUED from Pn1e One.

money he had to pay from s TO "a per cent
for II. This was unjust. 1t was deiri-
mental to the best interests OF the state.
Should such n state of affairs be allowed
TO exist? Was there any reason why
Montana should not put usury law on
its statute books?
Booth called attention to the fact that
the bill should be made amendatory to
the new code. and in order that this might
he done, further consideration was post
poned for the present. The house re-
sumed, and then adjourned shortly after
IL o'clock
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TURNED 10 GOLD.

Magic Effort of Rocket Hers Touch on a
Duluth Railroad.
DULUTH. Feb. 13.-John d. Rockefeller
little investment in the Duluth. Mesaba d
Northern railroad has turned out nicely.
notwithstanding the fact that the road
has done business only little over a year.
During 1881 the road cleared 500. 900 after
paying expenses, fixed charges and inter.
est on bonds. the total receipts being
nearly Sl.3O.OOo. Next year the road will
easily make 10 per cent. on its stock.
Rockefeller owns nearly all OF the bonds
and stock. some of which he bought at s
cents on the dollar.
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LUNAR RAINB OW.

Colon Has an Attraction VIII CHI wfu Cd
set the era >.rp.at.
SAN Francisco, Feb. I3-The steamer
Colon, from Panama. brought the story Of
lunar rainbow that was witnessed a,
Colon on Jan. Il. At first light cloud Of
yapor appeared. then a bow formed Tho
colors were peculiar and startling. Ills
is the hrsi evidence Of a lunar rainbow
since the 10Th century.
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Big Bargains in Great Falls Real
Estate.

II has been Officially announced that a great
l. dam will be on lt at the RAINBOW Falls tn
year and the Anaconda company Will build
there the largest rehnrries ami rolling mills n
the world, besides other Immense WORKS EN-.
poying thousands u men. This. with the Bur
I'm ton raj way and change OF the main line OF
the Great Northern 10 the RAINBOW Falls will
send prices OF property out OF sight. The Rain
bow Falls Land company own Loo acres cloice
land ly m both sides OF ths river. Titles per.
fecl I'm authorized b. a nonresident STOCK
no der 10 s'li 400 shares OF this stuck ar only
$40 per share (pir value 500. In amoun-s OF one
share or more For particulars address, quick
before prices iyaucs, j. %. Gregg, agent
GTeat Fans Montana
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Babies

and rapidly growing children
derive more benefit from SCOTS
Emulsion, than all the rest of the
food they eat. Its nourisning
powers are felt almost immedi-
ately. Babies and children thrive
on SCOTS Emulsion when no
other form of food is assimilated.
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NEW YORK. Feb. D. 7 20 standard on COM
panFs bare Merlin C. which brJke away
from tx which had her 10 tow. carrying
eight Of her mel 4lt the captain % sea. has
been recovered.
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A ANNOUNCEMENT to the ad es OF Buite :
~ lhave returned and reopened my dress
making establishment. at No. II East Grdnite
rect. o1m I, where | will be glad 10 see a 1
former patrons AMI many new ones All work
strictly hrst-class and az reasonable prices
Mrs. Z. j. Busby.
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L AIDES -Dr. Norell's French EN- lie pills
Il never fail, sac aud sure sealed 81. Par
ticuars &c. ; Aurum Medicine To- % state
st, CHICAGO, III.
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ITO The LADIES OF BUTTE-A specialist
l. OF salt Lake City is nov located IN Butts
and Will be pleased 20 met the ladies' AZ ner
home. ConsulIa ion free for monJnly irregu-
larties. Nine kestner, 207 West PARK street.
Butte.
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LNOk fire. life and accident Insurance. sea
Il Winters a Co.. Nam t., Butte.
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nlAMoND DRlLLING-1he undersigned il
~ prepared 10 do core driulng By CONTRACT or
otherwise. Address John krOdel box CO... lutte
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NvANIED-Boar lers az IO7i, ives. Quartz
w street. Butte; home cooking, nice rooms
steam heat, modern improvements NJ r.
Emerson.
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ONE MONTH ONLY-Mispah. life reader:
~ 4l6 North Main, Butte
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DRES>M AKGNG-Au work nrst-class
IL Prices reasonable 10 w. Granfe BIrle.
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Mrs. j. HELD. clairVoyaut and lie reader.
WI ladies =. I'll asst Park street. Butte.
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MISCELLANEOUS

"AN IED-IO buy or rent, furnish q
w ,od sng house; must be centralls located
an In good order. Address H., standard,
Ia te
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SOCIETIES

AUREL Encampment. No 10, l. o. o. f.
Il meets iirst AMI third Saturday each
month In Matte block hall
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RI you want TO rent a cabin, dwelling store
L room or furnished rooms. inquire - s.
lewis. 93j South Main. Butte upstairs room IS.
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ENoR RENT-lhree room furnished house.
Il Apply 4ji hemper Ave, near Parrot
smelter Butte.
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L'OR RENr-FurnIshed rooms. aol West
Il Granite street. Butte.
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" ANTED-fI Il -



"AN I'D Situation In priva-e fam y. or
as chambermdld. Address r., stand n d,
Butte.
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LN0R RENT-Furnished rooms for house
Il keeping; BOG east Broadway. Butte.
ITO RENI-A barn. Inquire at b. & NJ office
Il or 400 West Park street. Butte
! LuR rem FURNISHED rooms in brick
II house. East Broadway.
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aldeudor, consistentes en- seis cuerdas de
teIr6nO, equivalentes dos hectareas, trein-
ia clnco areas y Ochenta y dos CEN
tiareas, contepiendo pocas plantar
clones de platanos cafe con una
casa rdstica cubierta de yaguas v
cercada de tablas de palma; cuyo terreno
radlca en- ell barrio de Salto-arriba de este
termino colinda al norte con r. Calzada
y Compaflfa; al sur con mas terra del deu-
dor Jesus;a Este con Don Juan Rodriguez
y al Oeste con mas terrenos del referido
Jesus; .cincuenta cuartones de MADEIRA
del pals de dos metros cuarenta centfme-
tros de longitud cada uno: cuyos bienes
han sldo taSados en- la cantidad de tres
clentos Ochenta y dos pesos cincuenta cen.
tavos mOneda cOrriente y carecen de tftu-
10 lnscrito habiendose se1alado para ell ac-
to del remate la una media de la tarde
del dia veinte y dos del entrante mes de
Febrero en- la Sala Audiencia de este Juz-
gado; advirti6ndose los que quieran to-
mar parte en- el remate, que no Sc admi-
tlran proposiclones que no cubran de con-
tadO las dos terceras parties del valor de
los referidos bienes, que deberan consig-
mar previamente en- la mesa del Juzgado.
una cantidad igual al diez por ciento de la
que slrve de tipo para la subasta. Lo que
Sc hace saber al publico para la concurren-
cla lie postores. Dado en- la ciudad de Utua-
do veintenueve de Enero de mil ocho-
cienta y cInco.-Vo Bo--Maestre. Ell Secreta-
rio, Juan n. Ballester.---Es copia, BALLEs-
TER.
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BtsxoanoA Ds ''LA CoHRnspoNDaNc1As. 81
En- Ell canine la azaltaban mil ideas I cual

En- ell camino la asaltahan mil ideas cual
mas oseuras.
Por durs. por humillante que Ia pareeiese
la confession del pasado, dno era preferiple
aquellas vergonzosas gessiones para con extra
nos. y sdpliCas de socorros imposlblesF
Puesto que era precise resolverse q decla-
rar'o todo 50 marido, era mejor hacerlo cuan.
to antes
AL entrar en- su casa vic d la anodriza de su
hiio que llegaba del parque Monceau, adonde
habfa lido pasear al nino.
Illusion realidad, Andrea creyo yer una
sombra de desconfanza hacia ella en- la cara de
la aldeana algo asf como una aversion NAL disl-
mulada.
Sonrio su hijo, pero con sonrisa enerva-
da ' LENA de ansiedad, subio de prisa su ha-
bitacion.
Su fel Susana estaba ali.
Jamas habfa tenido por qTe quejarse de ella.
"A est al menos, podfa confarse.
pecidida por los Meilhan, como La nodr1za
10 era por los Chambay, susanna guerra real
mente su anna.
Era tai vez la dnica afecci6n de saquella
chica. FL coraz6n seco, petrifcado por Ia falta
de amistades y por las decepciones de que ha-
bia 8 do obieto como tantas otras.
agitacion de 50 anna IA namo la atencion
pero Sc equiyoc6 al Greer conQcer "a causas
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SECGION JUDICIAL

Secretarfa del Juzgado municipal de
Utus do.
Ell sefior Don Jose Melton Maestro y
Cintr6n Juez municipal del bienio ante
terror, actuando por enfermedad del pro-
pietario suplente, por providencia de es
ia fecha dictada en- los autos de juicio YER
Ruiz. comerciante, contra Don Ramon
Abad de Jesus en- cobro de noventa y
cinco pesos con ochenta y un centavos in
tereses costas, ha dispuesto la venta en-
pliblica subasta de los bienes embargados
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La ''Emu's;in de Scott es proclama-
da por los hombres de ciencia como un
agente indispensable en- ell arsenal terra
p6utico.
Cochabamba, Septiembre 2S de 1898.
Sefores Scott y Bovine, New York.
Muy safiores mfos: Manifesto con
conviction que hace alg1n tempo hago
uso de la Emulsion de Scott de acefte
de cal sosa, habiendo obtenido buenos
resultados en- las afecciones pulmonares
de caracter cr6nico -adinamicas, notando
mas marcados sus efectns en- ell raquitismo
de los nilos, teniendo la condicion especial
de ser agradable al piiladar, circumstance
ventajosa para prescribirla & los nifos,
la vez que es tolerada digerida ficilmen-
te-De ustef atento y s. s.--LUCIANO
Medico y professor hbre
del tercer af1o de Medicine.
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MULLnNHoFT Y KoRBER.

La estadistica de la Administrators de
1l1sticia en- 10 criminal de la Peninsula du-
rante el aho tlltimo es la siguiente: Sc han
celebrado 65, ,sOS juicios de faltas Sc han
incoado 1855 causas criminales, siendo
el Juzgado de instruction del Parque en-
Barcelona, el que mas ha trabaiado. Han
tenido lugar 13,415 iuicios orales, de los
cuales han terminado por sentencia abso-
lutario 1922; por sentencia condenatoria
iuicio oral. Han declaradO en- ellos 64, $40
Iestigos, 1866 medicos y I,14s peritos de
diversas clases. Los iuicios por iurados
llevados 4 efecto han sido 2,7p9, hahiAn-
aease diQtadQ Raf YeFsdiQtoa aa lnQVlnahill'
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va, de que algunas familias ha yam puesto
dormir en- el suelo.a sus hiios por verse
en- la precision de facilltar un catre nj
tener sino los necesarios.
,,,aoEL Il AA9RR0 COLLECTING. rs. Luna TO-.
da e odas ggs s ~
9s aaE chaapagne Brandy Gre
snoesas en- iaas Jamo@es Morton YORK aaIietss
Sss
tsEass aFayss B4sac aslOs Marsaa
W No Sc HAN 1LfERADo Los PRECfoS 80 10 10
Nos preguntan de Arecibo que Sc ha
hecho del entusiasmo para erigir una err
mita en- ell Cerro del Vigfa Nuestra Sc
mo recuerdan va las pala bras pronuncia-
das por el Vicario selor Llado Ell IL de
Julio del pasadO aflo? Sc acerca igual fe-
cha este afi0 mad 81 ha hechO. "A la
t;onsi leraci n del ent isiasta sefior Tudela
capIt N del puerto do Ar,.lDo dejamos es-
te asunto. Que no Sc tenga que yer cum
plida la promesa del senior Llad6 es 10
que deseamos.
Nos dlcen de Gdrabo: : El martes,
las tres de la tarde, fu6 conducido Ia III
TINA moradd el cadaver de la vlrtuosa Sc
horita dofla Celestina Rosa y MARQUEE, vic
TINA de una penosa enfermedad que la
condujo en- POGO tempo a tas puertdo del
sepulcro. LA viva simp tia que entire sus
cOnvecinos gozaba la fnada, hizo que el
entierro resuItase lucidfsinlo, concurriendo
a el la pOblacion entera y llevando las GIN
tas del feretro cuatro senoritas vestidas
COmpletamente de blancO Ell duelO fue
despedido por don Manuel Colon Aldea,
el que, con sentidas frases Y hermosos con-
ceptos, hizo resattar las virtudes, de la ii :
NADIA.
!. M0VLM!EAIO De VAP0RES. Ell esp. Mar
tin SAonA SaIlJ uo Canarias ell "A del pa
sado direc to para este puerto. Segnira
para la Habana y Matanzas. El COS
tanero S'Vasco" saldra el del corriente
para Areclbo y escalas hasta Arroyo re-
fernando por los mismos puertOs de ida.
FL ingl6s s'Fort William" salio de Nueva
York ell 26 de Enero ultimo. El espafiol
'.Alava" 10 hara el del actual de Liver
pool. El esp. .Buenaventura" 10 hizo de
Santander el ~ del pasado. El ingles
kate FaweeJ' Uen1a anunciada su saliua
de Amberes el Is de Enero. FL esp. 'sMon-
tevideo" salio ell 80 del pasado dc Cs1diz.
El esp. "P. de Satrustegu 10 hizo ell mis-
mo dia de la Habana. Ell esp. Maria
tenfa anunciada su salida de Liverpool
para el 19 del pasado. El esp. Ivo B ,sch'
saldra el del corriente para Arroyo, Pon-
ce, Mayagtiez y Aguadilla. FL eFpaf1ol
a" Puerto -klco" SO despacnara a kfincl-
pios de Mario para Cadiz, Malaga, B ar
celona y Geneva. Ell a4eman ''Dalnla.ia'
procedente de Hamburgo Bremen estarA
aqu1 hacia Ell 10 del actual. Seguira vi Je
para Aguadilla, May agiiez Ponce, Santiago
lie Cuba y Cienfuegos.
Completeness 4 I'm amigo publicando
la siguiente composition:
A n ADIE ~
ssNadie",-que dice todos,
La verdadera verdad,
Els hombre de buenos modos
Que no charla vanidad:
81 aigdnos hay que piensen
En su contrariedad,
La verdad es que mienten
Con toda serledad!
10 Febrero 1895. MEMO.
~ Despu6s de leer arculo de NADIE en- LA CoRREspoN
DENcIA de hoy.
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La Loci6n Antiherpetica del Doctor
Montes, no necesita encomios nj reclamos.
pero bueno es que todo ell mundo Sc CON
venza, de que no hay affection de la pieI
por molesta y antigua que sea, que no se
alivie y cure radicalmente con ell uso de
ella. Usada como aqua de tocador (pues
esta deliciosamente perfumada), resulta
un preservativo contra las manchas. en-
peines, ETC., etc. Eficaz para curaci6n de
la caspa y la calvicie, debe usarse como
artfculo indispensable en- toda toilette.
En- casa del sefior Guillermety Sc vende.
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TABLAS DE EnUIyALENCIA PoR ERAsMO

CRESCI0NI obr de utilld para ell comercio
especial de obTa
34 panas cpntiene: Equivaencas
idemi idem idem idem iden dem
idem idem idem.
clones ctvs. Idem dem por yarda
metro Idem dem idem dem idem yarda dem
yara idem ide em Idem idem metro idem idem de
Capital Pedro Gusti.
Mayagez se1ores Barbena Gompanfa Yabucoa seho-
MendeZ HumacaO Simonet
Liceaga Companfa. Coano senores Passalacqua COpaa
Ponce selOre A. Lucchett Compana fauco don Antonio
Rodriguez Adjuntas don Vicente Mayo Guayama seores
Massanet Vidal. Francisco Lagarde
naDaz, don Rafael Vazquez. Playa de Ponce don Agusn
Passalacqua. 154
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AMoRRs QUE MATAN


NCuando os yea os dire muchas cosas mds
aeerca de este.
"seria muy largo eont6goslo tedo por earta
por hoy hasta.
hVuesfra afectisima,
"Nfd6LAsA RABUT".
Andrea qued6 inm6vil, con los dientes opri-
mido5 sin pronunciar palabra
-Si he dado esta earta la senora-repuso
susana-es porque vale mas que la senora 10 se-
pa todo Esa Nicolasa Rabut es muy mala; pc
70 cuando Sc esta prevenido Sc po1e uno en-
guardia
Z de pronto, como 81 quisiera reparar un
olvido, anadi6:
Han traido hace POGO una caIta del Sc
nor, otra esta manaua en- cuanto salio la seho-
ra del senorito Roger, creo. Ali estan en-
Ell csion del escritorio.
Andrea abrio el cai6n cogi6 la primera de
las dos cartas que estafa mas 8 Ia mano; era la
de Roger
Ronpi6 81 sobre = ley6:
"Querida hermanai
ne dejo comprometida, pero no puedo ha.
Ger NADIA por mi miamo psra aalir de ppuroa'"
Gentle en- Il,