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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
SIN THOUSAND ON STRIKE.
Union Garment Workers of Balti-
more All Go Out.

Six thousand garment makers of Balti-
more, members of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, are out Oh strike and about
10000 people are idle in consequence.
Twenty-Five manufacturing firms, prac-
tically all in that city, are affected by the
strike, which is directed against the
Knights of Labor as well as against the
employers. The strikers have tormu-
lated the following agreement, which
they insist on the manufacturers signing
before work Will be resumed in the shops,
where it is now practically suspended:
"None but United Garment Workers
shall be employed by manufacturers or
manufacturers contractors and only ap-
prentlces with union cards shall he en-
gagged, the agreement to be in force for
one year.
The manufacturers, who have organ
lied themselves into a clothiers' board of
trade, absolutely refuse to sign the agree
ment ami after several conferences The
strike was ordered at Il mass meeting held
by the operatives.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
Murders His Wife.

Nicholas Claussen. a baker of San Fran
cisco. shot and killed his wife at the house
OF a friend named Foley, where Mrs.
Claussen was hiding. Claussen entered
Foley's house with a pistol in his hand and
told his wife that he was going to shoot
her. She begged for her life and he put
the pistol IN his pocket and started to
leave the room. When he reached the
door he pulled the weapon from his
pocket and fired three shots, two of which
entered the body near the heart. The
murderer is under arrest.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
Dnkota's Cattle Interests.

As indicating the magnitude OF the cat
tie intereStSs!of the western part OF Inc
state, Frank ID. Stewart oi Huron, secic-
iary of the Western South Dakota Stoch
Association, gives some interesting ng-
ures in his report for 1893. He says that
during the year there were shipped 10
Chicago from the free ranges OF south
Dakota 2.@1j cars Of cattle. comprising
g.. gG2 head, and to South Omaha during
the same ime-GS9 ears, comprising
1855 head, a total OF 1854 cars OF ST.
32S head OF cattle. valued at S2,d!9, .G9.i2.
OF these, 3.ttii head, valued al S9f,0&0.1b,
were StrayS recovered in Chicago, and
9l1 head. valued at So. 593. -, were stray :
recovered in Omaha. OF total Of Sl23 ,G2".H4
worth OF Slrays recovered by the assoc
clation during the year 1885. When tn"
value Of stock shipped direct to the fect
lots, military posts, sioux city and Kan
sas City, is added, the tctal value of cat
tie shipped from western Sonth Dakota
Will reach ~. 600. 0Ol.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
On Trial for. Muruer

The ali absorbing topic at Webster has
been the probable outcome of the trim ~
pr. ID. +. Sullivan Of Andover, CHARGED
with having caused the death of Mrs
Henry {. >%erenSOn, while performance
criminal operation. Mrs. II. e. Seren>m,
was the wife OF eX-Sheritf SerenSon. whr
was, on March >, sentenced to a term a
one year in prison for embezzlemcnt IN
Office. Mrs. SercnSOn aftcrWard moved "a
her farm. where her death occurred N
July. The accused, DR.. Sullivan. WA;
present in her house al the time OF !er
death, the only other persons neal ~
being the Woman's two children. Dr.
Sullivan, who is county coroner, did not
deem an inquest necessary, but the sur.
rounding circumstances We're such that
the authorities insisted, and Il post mot.
tenn revealed the fact that she was pres.
nant a the time OF her death.
The cOroner'S jury found a verdict q
death from attempted abortion" In
consequence Or, Sullivan was arrested
for manSlaughter. +. +. Davis of Mime.
apollS was retained in the ease for TIE
state, and at his suggestion the indictment
was changed 10 murder, and it is on ,LA
charge that he has been called Oh to iac.
a iu!N.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

The president OF the Aberdeen Grain
Palace Association has named the work
ING members of all committees for the eX-
position of 1896. From this time forward
the grain palace project VIII be pushed
by the several committees who are select
ed for no other purpose than To work for
a success in the undertaking. II is pro
posed 10 put up an entire new program Of
attractions, special attention given To
sheep and stock exhibits. The joint meet
ing of the dairymen oil North and South
Dakota, which has been previously an
nOunced, will be "A great attraction IN il
self. Unless some unforeseen calamity IN
~terveneS, tie Aberdeen interstate :graln
palace Tor 1876 viii be Il prom ounced sue
lpSS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
The Richest Strike Nrt.

Paul kiceman and William RoSenbaup
oil Custer, owners of the Mandolin and
the Mandolin extension, have struck some
OF the richest ore ever found in Custer
County. The ore is found in a bluish
white quartz. some OF the specimens will
assay fully 500, 900 per ton. It is not VET
khoWn how extensive the strike may prove
10 be. Inc whole shaft al The bottom IS IN
very rich one. The width of the vein is
four feet. BESIDES the free gold the ore J.,
plentifully sprlnkled with telluride Of
bIsmnth, which carries gold IN con>idera-
bic quantities. This property has been
examined by Prof. L~anghammer for Chi
cago parties, and a favorable report Win
probably soon be forthcoming.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

BY the will of Casper Cronk a fortune
is awaiting the Cronk family. The testa-
tor died in Holland in April, 1896, and in
his will was a proyiso that the document
should no take effect until 100 years had
elapsed. The principal heir now resides
in H%ayerhill, Mass, in the person of Wins.
low CrOnk, a painter, who is of the fourth
generation. His sons are Frank. Arthur.
Harry and George. all of whom reside in
that city and Bradford. The estate is be.
lieved TO approximate $50, 900, 900.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

Minnie Silcndorf, ii l1-year-o,d chi,
drew Il revolver on Sheriff Miller of IA.
rora Comfy and threatened to Kill tim i
he dni not pay her $50. Miller is admin.
iStrator Of The estate of the girls grand.
father, and the amount is claimed iWr
nursing HIM during his illness. The gU
was dIsarmcd, after a struggle, and con-
leSSed that her brother john
Burns, gave her the revolver, instrnctng
her in It's use, and advised her to force
collection oil the amount claimed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
EXCHANGED Compliments.

The Chicago Tribune tel%egraphed to
Mrs. Lease at Wichita, Kan, as follows:
Jerry Simpson said at Detroit that You
has never been anything but a disturbing
element in politics; that you want to be
the great i am and that YOU are better
in the pulpit than in politics. Please wire
reply"
TO which Mrs. Lease replied as follows:
Lille Is too shor, and my time too fully
occupied to pay attention to every bark
ing eur and step on every worm that
across my path.n
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
STRONG RESOLUTIONS
FAVORABLE TO CUBAN INDIE
PENDENCE
Passed in tho L. $. Senate by a Vote
of "a I o 6-Dun Reports Some
Gain in the West, Otherwise the
Trade Situation Has Changed But
Very Little.


By the overwhelming vote OF "a to ., The
Senate OH Friday adopted concurrent res
Olutions favorable to Cuban belligerency
opted are as follows:
Resolved. by the Senate tthe House OF
Representatives concurringI That IN the
opinion of Congress a state of public war
exists between the Government OF Spain
and the Government proclaimed anu lor
some Time maintained by force OF arms by
the people OF Cuba, Il that the lnlted
States OF America should MAINTAIN Il Slrlct
neutrality between the co~ntendlng pow
erS. according to each all the rights OF
belligcrents in the ports and territory OF
the United States.
Resolved, That the friendly Offices of
the United States should he offered ny the
President TO the Spanish Government !or
the recognition OF the independence OF
Cuba.
Don NJ. Dickinson of Detroit, who is
known as the great Cuban inSurscnt adj
vocate. stated thai the action of the Senate
in passing resolutions recognizing the
belligerent rights of the insurgents was
based upon the a%uthoritive information
that was in the hands of all Cubas
friends, that 70 per cent. of all the engage
ments between the insurgents ana the
Spanish troops had been won by the in
surgents. The Spanish soldiers them
selves, said he, and even the volunteers
armed by Spain were joining the insur-
gent forces.
Mr.. Dickinson strongly limited thai
United States citizens We're already Or
ganizing aid for the insurgents and wOul1
send them armed relief.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

Mr.. MILFORD Baker, one OF Wolsey's
worthy citizens, met with a serious accj-
dent a lew days ago. He and his wife
went out IN the country a few miles IN
bring "A COW and calf. The calf was
placed IN the carriage and the COW tied
behind. Mr.. Baker got out of the car.
rage to shorten the rope that the COW was
tied with, when the COW attacked him
knocking him down and trampljno mon
him, breaking two ribs and otherwise in
JuIins nm, so thai he is confined TO his
peu. during The melee the team started
10 run, upset the carriage and threw Mrs
baKef oui, but She escaped with only =
few bruises. ' "
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
An Irrigation Meet.

a meeting is to be held at Stursis
March 1, ) and i AT which many Of tie
state and federal officials, men prominent
IN law, politics, journalism and irrigation
Will be present. The occasion is the sec.
ond annual meeting Of the Black Hills lr-
rigation society, and it Will be made q
sort of general reunion for the prominen.
Of the state. Reduced rates OF fare
Will be made on all railroads, and it is ey'
pectod man VIII be present from Me-
Nraska. Colombo and Utah.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

Ivan koyalev, a Russian e%X-convict
who escaped from the penal settlement on
S~aghalien island two years ago, was
hanged at Folsom, Cal. for the muir
der OF +. l.. H.. Weber and Mrs.
Weber at Sacramento, December 80,
1924. 1t his trial he confessed that he
had witnessed the Weber murders, but
stated that his companion, Matthew st.
Cherbaker was the murderer. st. Cher
baker was killed while attempting to hold
up a San Jose merchant.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

The thompson brothers. Lyman Coui-
~ farmers accused of running away d
morse IRON Chamberlain, and subsequent
y ming ON 4 conStablc's posse, have sur
rendered. The preliminary eXamlnatIoH
themselves and John ltosendale, az"
alleged 10 have been implicated, resuite1
III HE men beng given their liberty.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
Extensive I'm DrOypments.

Preparations are being made at BeTeS'
lord ior extensive improvements during
the coming season. The brick are on ms
ground for the construction OF a bricA
block two stores north of and adloinlne
the fine Union Banking Co.'S block. ana
Third Street Will probably receive several
other important additions TO its CONNER
lial blocks.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
W~HALEBACKS A FAILURE.
Boats Built for Traffic on the Lakes
Now for Sale.

The two steel whaleback steamer. built
some years ago for the 500 line by
the American Steam Barge Company at
Superior are now for sale. The two boats
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000, and
are offered for 1925, 900. They have never
been a success in the package trade, for
which the 500 wanted them, and were the
basis Of a suit for a very large sum against
the builders. The 500 has several steam
ers. and, it is understood, will charter
Others TO take the place of the two big
ships should they he sold. The two boats
are named r%illsbury and Washburn, and
are of l.512 net tons register.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
An Expedition Leaves Jamaica.

The colonial government. having dis
covered plans for starting a Cuban eXpe-
diiion from Kingston, Jamaica, sent two
warships to intercept the tilibustering
vessel. The cruisers met the suspected
steamer II the naval commander advised
IA change of plans. subsequently the ex-
peditlOn sailed unmoleStel.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

Anton Madscn is in Jail at Huron await.
ing the sitting of circuit court in March,
charged with grand larceny. He left las'
fall, Went 10 the Black Hills, thence 70
Wyoming and finally came back to Clear
Lake, III this state, where he was arrested
by Sheriff Iongstaif of Huron The OIL
GERS kept track of Maiscu during all bis
WaudprinuS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

SPECIAL Inspector A. Il. Bone Of Croots'
ION, MINI, has started out from IicIlc
over The ceded lands looking up sCnattef'
on ''ONtrnInent lands who are hOId!Hs
Ih9 claims without making filings. he!
VIII be given sixty days in which to elthe'
filings or remove fences and olhe!
I'm improvements
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

The Detriek supply Company of St.
LOUIS, made an assignment to Albert
WEBB Tor the benefit OF creditors. Tie
liabilities are about sos 900: assets,
500, 900,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

Believing that by fasting and prayer
she could cure herself of dyspepsia. Mrs.
\ alentine kurtZ of South Danville, y.
Y, has now abstained from food for forty
six days. She says she once before cured
herself of an ailment bv similar treatment
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

During the nine months that the Huron
creamery has been in existence it has DIS
Tribute nearly $4,000 among the farmers
IN that immediate vicinity. The to'ai
amount of milk received is l,SsO.9h;
pounds, from which 81, S5S pounds OF but
Ter has been made and sold. The enter
prise has been il success from the first.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
VIII Strike on March I.

The Brotherhood Of Decorators and
OF Pittsburg, numbering l.2O0 or
800 members, has decided to strike on
! unless the masters accede TO their
demand for an advance and shorter hours.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
1S-Near-Oid BOY Killed

James B.. Evans, an 1S-year-old boy.
was shot and instantly killed at Kings
Vile, Mo, by Willard James, an aged
Star Route contractor. Family trouble
was the cause of the killing. james
eScapei.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
Venezuela Tanks Us.

Both Venezuela Houses of Congress
passed a resolution thanking the Govern
ment and the people of the United States
for their attitude on the boundary dispute
between Great Britain AID Vc0czSe.a Is
70 Tie limits Of British GUIANA,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
Opposes CcSSiOn,

In the Chamber of Deputies at Lisbon
the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senior de
Several, intimated that he was trying to
override the transfer to the German Gov
rnmen OF land opposite Lorenzo Mar
qucz, Delgoa Bay, which Portugal had
coded 10 ii German subject.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

Inc Milwaukee depot at Baltic was
entered by burglars. The ticket cas-
containing all the tickets was carried on
ne money drawer was empty. NeN'
tlclE attention seems To have been dlIecp'
e' 10 The freight room, where they It"
Sa.el a,P?@ z, .9gr VI i ssS q t.sI -"''
NaSAIAs, 4
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
Killed in a Disreputabie Dive.

Bob Green was shot and killed in a dive
at PIneville, Ky. by John Hayes. Green
is the son OF eX-judge Green, one of the
most prominent men in the county.
Nai< As .aAs II.YlAsai.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
A Farmer Murdered.

Charles Robinson, a prominent farmer.
was assassinated in his own yard at An
tlony, Kansas. The assassin fired from
ambush and escaped unseen.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
Providence

providence Union Station Burned
The union station of the New York
New Haven X Hartford Railway was
burned at Providence, K. /. Loss. $50, GOO;
IusWAace, S23 wv
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

ne Masonic AID Association. in vb,.h
nearly every Mason in the n]orthvnl, -
,l,ereS'ed, elected officers at Yank,on -
!oiio"s: PRESIDENT, l.. b. French Vanf'
.o'' wee president, u. II. WtaaIn,
oihala' secretary. &. +. Stevenson WY
YOU treasurer, W. II. McVey vh"n
lee'ofs are J. +. Thompson. Faro. ~ %
Slaughter. Fullerton. N.b uSo' b.
i,uIuth; +. +. Watkins. n",he'
all. w WV, huron; q. \. JOhnston. Mitrh,
MOI ~" = u y nI,rhl, Denver; f. j. War.
"S1 'as T. 3. Wynn. Ysnk,on. "
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-09
PARA OARRETERAs

bitaci6n, mientras, ,voy advertir al mayoral
que Sc prepare para ir Parfss
ST, mama, y Maria vendia oonmigo.
-Por supuesto; va s6 que no podsis vi
vir la una sin Ia otra.
-Yo-diio Ia sef1ora Adeia sentAndose
en- la mesa-voy { empezar mi lista para no
perder tempo, porqne & las cuatro tenemos
que estar de vuelta en- Bouqueyal
IA las cuatro IQne prisa, teneis?
"A las cinco tiene aue estsr Maria en- el
rectoral.
-lAh ST es cosa del senior oura Lapor-
te, bajo la cabeza. Voy 3 disponers 10 nece
sario Estas dos muchaehas tienen tantas
tantas cosas que decirse, que es precise dar-
les tempo pasa que SO desahoguen.
"A las tres saldremos sin falta.
--Bien; pero dejadme daros gracias
iBendits sea Ia bora en- que Sc me ocurri6
lIamsroei ST no, no se que iba ser de INF.
Vamos, Clara; vamos Maria.
Mientras escribfa Ia senora Adela, sale
ron por un lado madame Dubreuil, por
otro las dos j6venes con la criada que habfa
anunciado Ia llegada de la lechera de Stains.
9D6nde estS esa pobre cillaQ Q-pregunt6
Clara.
I'm Ell patio de los graneros, seforita,
su ssno gu carretilla.
-Verks, Maria, veras que des solorida
estA qne aire de trist4z le da ell lnto de
vidda-dijo Clara cogiendo del brazo q la
"Guillabaoran-I.a Ultima vez que vino
yer mama llor6 tanto por sn marido, que
me parti6 oil coraz6n; luego dei6 de lIorar
de repente = se sntreg6 & nnos impulses de
furor contra el asesino, que me caus6 miedo
verla. Is natural, pobrecills! lCukntos des-
graciados hay en- el mundol lVerdad9
-IAh, sf! -oontest6 aFlor de Maria
dando un anapiro.-Te Ten6is ras6n, sefforita;
hay muchos desgraciados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-09
205

eetaban adn frias, Y las bes6 por decima vez,
llamandola ingrata v haciendole en- VOC baja
-dulces reconvenciones por ell largo espacio
que deiaba mediar entire sus visitas. Sc ten.
dra presente el coloquio de la pobre Guilla-
baorao con el cura juato la. reetoral, para
fOrmarse una idea de la mezcla de humildad.
dlcha y tenor CON que recibi6 estas tiernas
ingenuas caricias.
-sQuS os ha pssado, amiga mia, en-
que puedo seros dtl-pregunt6 la sefiora
Adela.
-iAhl En- mucho me podeis ser dtil;
pero antes voy deciros 10 que pasa. Me f.
guro que no sabeis que esta quinta pertsnece
& la sefora duquesa de Luceuay, con quienes
nos entendemos directamente, sin tener nada
que yer con el contador del sefior duque.
En- efecto, 10 ienoraba.
-Ahora os dire porque os 10 revelo. Sc.
gun este, pagamos ell arrlendo la misma
sonora duquesa, madame Simon, su Ca.
marera mayor. La sefiora duquesa es tan
buena, aunque algo viva de genio, que da
gusto tratar con ella; asf es que DubreuiI y
TO nos echarfamos al fargo por complaoerla.
NADIA tiene de particular, porque he conooi-
do 4 la sefiora duquesa cuando era peuusfIita
venfa aQuf con su padre Ell aefior prfucipe
de Noirmont. Hace POGO que nos pidi6 ade-
lantados ses meses de arriendo. Cuarenta
mil frances no 80 encuentran asi de manos &
boca; pero quiso la fortuna que tuvi6semos
reservado esta cantidad para Ia dote de Ca-
IA. y que, por 10 tanto, al dia slQuiente la
sefiora duquesa recibiese 81 dinero en- buenas
mopedas de orc. Ell lujo de eetas sefioras de
gran mundo es causa de todos los lances de
este genero. Sin embargo, no haoe mas que
sflo que Ia seffora duQuesa emptx6 CO.
brsr con toda puntualidad los plszos vencsdos-
del axrisndos pues antss paEeclA CUE pe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-09

mo los que usan los arrendata ricos lie
las oercanfas de Paris, al punto parti6, ii
rado por un vigoroso caballo, por ell camino
slfombrado de hierba que CORE desde Bou.
queval la quint2 de Arnouville. Los vas
tos edifcios numerosas dependencies de la
quinta, que estsban a cargo de Mr. Dubreuil
indicaban la importancia de aquella magnf-
1cs possession, que Ia seuorita Cesarina Noir-
mont habfa llevado en- dote al casarse con
ell duque de Lucenay.
El ruido estrepitoso del lAtigo de Pedro
anunci6 s madama Dubreuil "a llegada de las
dos huespedas, las caales Sc apearon IN mo-
mento despu6s = faeron recibidas con demos
traciones de gozo por la arrendataria gu
hija.
Madams Dubreui rayaba, ee los Gin
ouenta amos, y tenia I'M semblante benigno y
afable: las facciones de su hija, morenita de
ojos azules y rosadas mejillas, exalaban can
dor bondad.
Cuando Clara abraz6 la "Guillabaorao
vi6 esta que su amiga estaba vestida de al
deana como ella.
-lQue quiere decir esto, Clara2 1tam-
bieD vos? sconque os habeis disfrazado de al
deana?-diio la se71ora Adela abrazando & la
hija de su amiga
--5Y por que no imitar en- todo su
hermana Marfa?-contest6 madame Dubreuil
No me dej6 en- par hasta que sc le hizo nm
jubon de pafio, IN guardapies de fustsn Y
todo ell traie como ell de vuestra Marfa-Pe-
70 dejemos los caprichos de estas mnchachas,
amiga mfa-dijo suspirando madama Du-
breuil.- Venid. que voy { eontaros los apu-
ros en- que me encuentro.
Al Hegar Ia sala con su madre Il se-
6ora Adela. Clara So sent6 III lado de Flor
de Maria, le cedi0 eI meior sitio junto 81
fuego do l. chimanea, le higo mil carioias, CO.
giols las manoa sntre las suyas para yer ii
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-09

-Senora-afiadi6 la criada,-tambisn
est& la lechera de Stain: trae su equipaie en-
una carretilla tirads por un borrico, en- YER
dad que la carga no es muy pesada.
-lPobre mujer!-dijo con dolor mada-
ma Dubreuil.
-SQuien es?-pregunt6 la sehora Adela.
Una aldeara de Stains que tenfa cua-
tro vacas que iba todss las mafianas 8 ven
der leche Paris. Su marido era herrador,
v nm dia que necesitaba herraje, acompafi6 q
su muier qued6 en- reunirse con ella en- Ia
esqulna doude acostumbrab vender Ia leche.
Por desgraeia la lechara Sc ponfa ba-
rrio sospechoso, seg6n parece, cuando vol
vi6 so marido reunirse con ella, La eneontr6
disputando con unos borrachos que habian
cometldo la iEdignidad de derramarle toda Ia
lechs. El herrador quiso entrar en- razones
con ellos, pero le maltrataroD, SO trab6 una
ouimera, en- 10 oual fue muerto de una puma
lada.
-lQu6 horrori-excamo msdama Geor-
0es.-AY no han cogido oil aeesino?
No, porque sc escabull6 en- medic de
Ii confusion que sobreviuo. In pobre vida
asegura qne 10 conoce mny bieD, porque le
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