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ing down somewhat.

ing down somewhat.
BAT p. m.-Foraksg has resumed his
speech.
TIE announcement OF McKinley's
vote causes great cheering, the dele
gates and audience are on thor feet
and cannon is firing outside.
Senator Lodge moves to make Mo-
Kinley's nomination unanimous. Gov
ernor Hastings, of Pennsylvania, sec,
ouds Lodges motion.
6:l0 p. N Plat risss to second the
motion to make McKinley's nonina-
ton unanimous. Great cheering
Iowa also seconded The notion
Chauncey Depew also seconds the
nomination.. Loud calls having been
made for him Loud calls for Hanna
On rising was loudly cheered.
6:l2 p. m. McK'nley's nomination is
made unanimous By rising vote.
Nominations for Vice President were
called for
Rhode Island presents name of Cover
nor Lippolt.
6:42 p. m.-Tennessee presents Il.
Clay Evans.
Gas p. m.-Ksntu sky seconds the
nomination OF Evans.
Fesssnden presents the name of Bulk
leye of Connecticut
New Jersey presents the name OF
Hobart.
Illinois seconds Hobert'a nomination.
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Bulletins.
for presto

| ST. Louis, June II Convention Hall
Sc g. m.
The platform declares that the exist.
ng gold standard should be maintain.
d, opposes the free coinage of silver
| pledges protection of American indus
arles, fsvers reciprocity and jast rete
rstion, endorses Hsrrison's sduinistrs
ion, denounoss Democratic rule, favore
Protecting American sugar, en- iorses
] he Monroe doctrine, extension of civil
ervice, opposes the use OF money for
sone, advocates government construc-
ion of the Nicaragua canal, fsvors re-
;triction of immigration and favors
rood Offices and active intsrposition for
restoration of Cubs
Clause in she platform favoring sound
money was loudly applsuded.
The platform also deuouuces the &C.
ZION Of the present governm sns in arbi.
srsri'y reducing pensions and list of
tensions.
The platform restricts i'm migration to
iho-e who can read and write.
The Illinois delegation has voted to
support Hobart, of New Jersey, for vice
president.
Foraker moves the adoption OF the
platform.
Teller rises to objscs amid great cheers
and confession
Teller 10 ives a substitute for the
financial plank. favoring the use of gold
and silver as equal standard and the
ratio of 16 to l.
Teller takes the platform to support
mis- motion and is listened to with great
attention
Tsller says the progress of the couu-
'ry depends on the recognition of sill
YER
Teller says it's as important ss "whe-
Their this country should have been
divided under two fsgs."
TeIler's various points are being
loudly cheered.
Teller says the financial plank would
lower the price OF farm products and
that protective tariff can't be malu-
tanned ON gold standard.
Teller says be believes large major
ity of the people of this country favor
silver.
Teller says he believes the adoption
Of gold standard VIII work great bard |
ships and that the welfare of the pso-
pie is ab stake in this contest.
Teller announces that he cannot sup
port any nominee on gold platform
Teller announces that he will be |
'orced out Of the party it gold prevails |
ind seys he may never address Nat
onal Republican convention again.
Teller finishes and Foraker takes the
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platform and moves that the motion to
the substitute be laid on the table.
The roll call OF States is ordered on
For aker's motion.
California votes against laying the
substitute on the table
Foraker's motion to lay Tellef's sub
stitute for the financial plank on the
table carried by $50 to 90 against.
Foraker moves the previous question
on the adoption of the platform. The
vote for the previous question carried.
The roll OF states is ordered on the
question of the demand of Idabo chat
the financial plank be voted on ssparst e-
y from the rest of the platform.
Cannon enno uncss the Withdrawal of
Utah from the convention.
Much confusion, cheers and Kisses.
Chairman Thurston says the Rspuoli-
can party does not fear any declaration.
Great cheering by nearly all delegates
and visitors on their feet.
Cannon announces The names of the
persons signing the statement which
are those who presented the minority
report
Several Of the states are marching out
OF the convention amid great excitement
the audience singing the Red, White
and Blue.
About thirty or forty of the delegates
from the silver states have gone out.
A part of the Utah delegates have
gone and the sIternates take their
places.
The chairman amour cee fscstouely
that enough delegates seem to be left to
do business.
Oae delegate from Montana stays In
the convention.
The motion to vote on the financial
plank separately carried.
The financial plsok OF the platform
was adopted. The b4laocs of the plat
form was adopted Cannon OF Utah,
takes thu platform for personal state
msnt regarding the platform adopted
Cannon announces that the minority
should not yield on this question. Gan
non says tina action is outrageous and
relentless on the part OF ths N iority 10
favor of gold.
los .. N. G1vernor Hastings takes
the plastorn to present she nsms of
Quay of Pennsylvania. Hastings fn-
lsaed aud the mention of Quay's name
cersed quite demonstration.
Both M ,rson and CuIIum have with
drawn from the Woe Presidency race.
DEMONSTRATION fer Ql-y continues,
the Pennsylvania delegates leading on
it.
2:29 p. n..-Soush Carolina seconds
the nominabioa for Nick q ley. Re
newed cheering.
The roll call OF States is ordered for
ballot for President.
Alabama casts, Morton l, Reed 2,
Mex nley 10.
California, IS for Mckinley.
Colorado, 90 vote responded.
Own to Georgia, Mckinley has Sc,
Reed 9, Morton 1, Quay 2.
Forid.'s vote challenged and roll of
State called.
Georgis's vote challenged aud roll of
State called.
Vote of Alabama challenged and roll
of State ordered.
Pennsylvania was called amid consid-
cradle cheering.
Depew says Morton cannot accept the
vice presidency unless it cams unanim-
ously.
$40 p. m. Ohio is called enid general
cheering. Delegates ard audience ere
Oh their feet throughout The building
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and the immense demonstration oonti-
nuons. Cheering continues as Foraker
takes the platform TO present the name
of Mex nle7, of OHIO.
3:l2 @. IN. Foraker has just begun bis
spec ca and the house is qnietir down.
ForakeI's mention of Mckinley caused
a storm OF applause over the conven
tiop. Plumes are being waved, horn
blowing and cheeriug everywhere. The
demoustretion is becoming more pro-
nouuced.
1921 p. N A great meiority Of the
delegates are on their feet cheering,
waving handkerchief, hats and feather
plumes. The demonstration begine
WITH renewed vigor.
1872 o. m.-The sun, which has been
under cloud, has iues burst out end
flooded the convention hall with it's
refulgenoy. The audience is singing
"Marcbing Through Georgia
There is hardly the possibility OF
doubt row but that Mex, nley will he
nominated on the first ballot. The
audience is singing "The Battle Cry Of
Freedom"
Cheering is renewed and the audience
has broke into singing "America." The
Audience Is singing "Star SpEngled
Banner" The noise has completely
drowned the brass band sad orchestra.
3:35 D. By calls for order and
vigorous pounding by the chairman the
audience is beginning to quiet down.
1886 .. Applause and cheering
has broken out afresh and the ehgic
mans gavel cannot be heard.
1897 p. m.-Oheering oDtinues with
out any abatement Of strength.
3:4I p. N The audience has broken
into singing Dixie A man has just
walked along the reporters desk with
Napoleon hat amid great cheering and
laughter.
3:45 p. m.-The convention 10 quiet
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Round. Rosy Faces

Laughing eyes, frames full of vigor and
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dzvsrous the hagczrd and the oysr optic who
try thst wisest of ezperiments-An experiment
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viz, course of Hoste1 ter's Stomach Bitters
TT mptly begun and steadily pHrsued. There
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more agreeable snd speedily beneficial. The
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rheumatism, constipation, biiousness and
kidney troubles are rapidly ni6ed By the Bit
ters. and it is one of the best means of count
eracting the effects of excessive bodily men
tai tatig1e. and wet or ipclement weather.
Persons OF sedentery he bits find it most use
full viViher and recIur orator OF exhausted
energy. Usa it IN order to sleep veil, eat
heartily and digest thoroughly. Physicians
verywhsre speak IN hiye terms of it.
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TERRITORIAL run DING BONDS
The Loan Commission Hope TO RI
fact sale.

The Loan Commission Hope to Ef
fact = sale.
The Loan Commission we're again in
session yesterday and an agreement wee
reached by Which it is hoped tbs sale Of
the bonds will be perfected.
The bonds, which have been sent to
Europe, have been recalled and others
will be issued should sale De made
The sale had been perfected to the
point where large forfeit had been
deposited with the Territorial Treasurer
by the Intending purchasers, snd the
deal only failed when the purchasers
learned that SeasoDgood & Meyer were
suing the Territory for s $4,000 deposited
by them as Q forfeit in the bond deal
which failed some time ago, and which
The Territory refused 20 return TO shem.
1t was decided to effect q com promise
With Meesrs Ssasougood & Meyer, by
which the Territory should be rem
bursed for ali expenses and the balance
Of the $4,000 returned TO Seasougood
& Meyer. This compromise is sstisfact-
DRY to ell parties aod a settlement will
az once be made.
Mr. Frost, the gentleman who is
managing the sale OF the bonds. Is ex-
pscted in Phoenix next Monday, when
all preliminaTies will be arranged and
new deal by which the sale OF bonds is
hopad to bs ms de will be Instituted.
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CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS
The Convention Hard at work To
day.


day.
SACRAMENTO, June IS After being il
ssasion untii long after midnight tbs
Democrats State convention reassem
bled st $50 this morning. Not half OF
the delegates we're prssent, aud voting
was conducted by proxies. William
Craig, OF San Francisco and Fl Work
msn, OF Los Apgsles, were nominated
for Presidential electors. Workman
withdrew and j. Hamilton, Of Placer
county, was substituted. William
Wilire. A. Cacoetti, a Barrett and A.
NJ. Mccoy, OF leblanc, were electe d
alternate delegates-at-large TO the
Chicago convention. DR.. John F..
Morse, of San Francisco, and senator
Sewen, of Meudooiuo, we're cleo ed
alternetes. William Z. Jeter, of Santa
Cruz. was nominated by acclamation
for Lieutenant Governor
SACRAMENTO. June Isl. Marion
Brooks of Los Angeles, introd ucsd re-
solution binding the delegation to the
unit rule. Senator Burk of Santa
Cruz, proposed q substitute which was
adopted iustrucline the delegation to
observe the unit rule so far as the free
coinage of silver is concerned, in other
matters TO bs guided by the platform
adopted by the Safe Convention
At HIS the con7eotjon adjourned
-, IL
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Don't be Imposed Upon,

when you aak for Doctor Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery. Go TO q reii-
able dealer. He will sell you what you
want. The ones who have something
else to urge upon you in its place are
thinking OF the extre profit they'll
II axe. These thinga pny them better,
but they don't care about you.
None OF these substitutes is just as
good" as the discovery" That is the
only bIood-cleaner, fiesh-bdiider, and
strength restorer SO far~reacAing aud SO
unfaliing in its efforts that it can be
guaranteed. Ia the most stubborn
skin, scalp or screfulous Affections, OF in
every disease thec7a caused by torpid
liver or by imp1Fe bloodA-it effects per-
feet and permanent saEesl
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n1ATABELEs REVOLT.
a Number sof White People Hfas-
sacred

CAPETowN, June 1S.-A new outbreak
of natives of Matabelend has occurred
between Untali and Salisbury. At e
nesting in that vicinity on June 9sh, of
a number OF Chiefs under Makoni oil
except four agreed TO revolt, and several
whites were murdered.
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STABBED 40 DEATH.
a Los Angeles Tragedy Occurs raj
Morning

Morning
Los ANGELES, June Isl. F. Waiiace
s clerk at the Pacific CrocSeey
store, was stabbed and killed ~ l.
morning in the store by Fl. B. DibtIs.
the city seleeman for tha company
The two had quarreled and Wallace was
chasing Dibele with aatohet.
WAN TED-ANl IDEA " Wh h04 esn si fhiRs
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DIED IN NEW YORK,

s. California Man Dies in the Fast.
New YORK, June 18.-Geaerel ". M.
Dimond, Of Califoroia National Guard,
died as The GllsAy honaa todoy.
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'sBe wise to iayi 'ris "a ioess to dsesr: next
day rhs sal prevail 'ns viii olsAd-thus on
till wis tom Is pushed 91s OF iifs-"
AT the ex pence eff eaotism. which in PRACTICAL
measures Is w,ns t -zsciSaes - z--Sgsos.
psrsons the New Palestine ageacy has placed
on the IN rkst for o,cn people during the
present respite, viz: the next ninety dals-sOO
eli y lots 5OxlS7 feat, within i've minates walk
o tho coore house, every one q pecfect gem,
and defy competition either in proximity to
business center or prices. quality os coil or
perfect drainage
We emphasize every sylla BILE in
the above sentences.
Each lot has q perfect growth Of alfalfa and
provided with perfectly graded streets aad
avenues ranging from 60 30 100 feet wide, all
located b,tween Center Street and Seventh
Avenue-one might say IL the heart OF the city.
Prices:
On ths'iustaTment plan range from $50 to sloo
eaoh, payable SO noo by. TO the mechanic
and prudsut wife and N : h r it means a lovely
home and ths forever Stop iSg of exorbitAat
rents for poor Rccoum ca - Ions in rooms and
houses; fc the young nan snd lady earning
m oney, with an eye in their hsa /, it means the
neaces of fortune, has been the case in
dozens of other cities Ia the past. To the out-
side merchant. onttlsmsn and miner, one OF
the esfest Investments possible, not only as a
home on5 later On sursr than either of mis-
present parsuHs hanssred fold. To your
eastern friend with q hunirsi ,llars living
idle it means thoussnd In ehort, at the
present time, it is
.sAn AngeIs's VISIT to the Wise
IS 1T IS 4 STERN ACCOMPLISHMENT TO
TIE CARELESS.
That you have read shis over carefully. if at
~ Interested in this phenomonaIly wealthy
ssty and Territory, is presumed.
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KILROY'S
New Palestine Advertising and
Real Estate Exchange Is
Wei Known Throughout
the United States
and Canada,
Room 313. Fleming Block,
Phoenix, Arizona.

4 gent for White <F4r." sAnch0r'' End
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We emphasize every syllab BILE in
the above sentences

Each lot has perfect growth o. alfalfa and
provided with perfectly gradsd streets and
avenues ranging from 60 30 100 feet wide, all
located bstween Center Street and Seventh
Avenue-one might say IL the heart of the city
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Gf:ilIlG-l 7=E.=sls=fTlgEiislg So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25

sistir al deseo d. hablar de Roberto. 81 ola
autes, preocupado por "a gravadad del mar
qu6s, no pudo oontar IL impression profundf-
sima que IL cause la escena de Ia confconta-
ei6n
-CuaRdo le VI arrodillarse delante del le-
eho de Ia mnert2, no puds remedario; ms
conmovi, y pense para mf: 20 este hombra
es uu criminal em mpe3eruido, 8 es inocente.' y
Rs indRdsbls que 90 iotsrFino para ma
da en- el crfmen -diio Molejean -ea tan zeal
qne lie creo iucspsz de mentir. Tn Cieire-
font Eo sabe hsosrlo.
-Tiene terrihles ensmigos -volvi6 deoir
Margueron. Mis- declsracioues. desnaturs-
l:za6as por la gante, corren de boca &c ooca
por Neuviile, y periudicsn al sea0r Roberto;
pero delsnte del tribnusl me rectificarS. Y
como el jurado 90 este iuflido.
-tSerfa ESQ posiblef-exolam6 Antonieta
asuatada.
So dan essos -diio Molejsap.
Ls senorits de Cisirtfont dej6 psrtir 81
doctor, detovo Il roterio; estaba rssuelta
= no retrocsdar intentarlo tqdo, autes Que
oonsentir que Csrvaian, trsbAjando la OPT
nion Fdblica, Il hnyose sobre los que habSan
dc jGzg sr su heImauo. En- cu4nto Sc Que,
do soiA con MOlsiaau, sin ma preparaci0a~p
mas arnb4ges. lie dijo:
--tComo nos arr glaremos para que pueda
jauf
El notario, que nj sofiaba que semejaste
eosa pudiers ocurrfrEeie a Autonisty Sc
qnedo eStupef sctr; hests lego tener una
sxsltada. iutentsse IN dispsrate. Ia ints
rrcgS con tiao, 81 oiris rtfsrir 10 ocuvrido
Ia noohe anterior, sin eaitir su ooini6a sohre
las paiabras do su padre. que a su iuIcio "a
nfsu aig1 da sabrens tnral M8ieiean sipti6
que Il sHbyugaba IA eroool6a. = panso:
-IQlieA sADa 81, en tfsct0, ests plan es 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25

En- su prssancia s. ref j4bs uaa exnre
sion particular; pestaneaha con vertieinosa
rapidez Y eon afro naistnrloso ava as hasta
el 5ovea. l9 dli en- voz hai
Sa padre O. usted Sc ha marchsdo Ii
sors, &yerdad2 lEsta u4te3 solo ' no IA
pera nadieG Parque ahf flera aguarda
una sef1ora cue desea hs blar con ustad.
Al esencbar stas patebras. Pascual crev6
que q eor@ z1s Sc lsiba i s.Ar del pecho.
sioC'o que las piornas 90 10 dobiaban. l.
nar8elo qne ia estsncia gira en- tnrao suyo
Oon vcz afsarada pregnnt6
->IQ lle1 es2 segIro De qua lie corte tarfa
quo Ia sefIorita do Clairefont.
Pero 10 suoedi6 asf, porque M1Ieieap. ain
perdef si9uiera el tienpo neaesarlo para res
ponder, sorio Ia puerta. y diio apartsudcse
para deiar 81 paso libre:
-Enrre utad sen0rita
LIS f1's loseneS Sc eneontrarna frs1ts a
fro tA. sus hsoaou1ias regeltban sf.oto~
ssn osVarses. ADtanieta vestida de negro
tfaia y rostro cabierto por nj -aIo. a. l.,
atfaIeo coo on n1ov1niento nervioso. sn
FoASro, paflso,- revelador ia una prsfInaa
peas, pareci6 s los ojls de Pascus
Al r1ef n mirada On lbs oja= IA Antonia
t. Anfo14citlos por el llauIo j in ,raona4sos
ae tr1ste o. sintl6 pse IL eogria nn esealof,fn
sta aAsse aHeaEa do 10 one hacia le ofreei6
di4s siIa- - iayea Sc dai6 caar sonra ii
ssien9o. 2 air6 Moiejsaa DIS u3 rnoe,o r,rw :,
x A9feSaSs; este 80 lucliu6, p salanda d.
s.as' e, aa1a solos ios dos poGticos adverse
aaae'la sltaaai1n, one 81 dfa aatas hnhia.
~ pagsun Ptsaaal con Ii mita4i d. 81 vi5s
70 !. ~mn,stazaoa tai pnnto. que no Saba nna
Una liama ahraz dora araia en- ans r,ei;
IL sefti COMO Il l. reiz de cada r.elo ri
sisra ID botcnelto de faego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25

Agun France
Asla
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cor vapqr
TRASB0R1NlS psl
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de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25

ST me c.llo-pensa ba -resalto g-ot@,';
81 hsblo, corro sl rie~go de d ,c5r alsalA
tonteria que me hsga 0dioso
-Alz6 los ojos llenos dc gcstis, = Arp
! meta lego en- elIos tai sumisi6a, que con
prendo que era ella quisn corresponds
empezar. S0rrio triStemeute, Y cor u
scento que pepetr6 hasta Ell fondo del Ans
de Pascual, diio:
-Vengo a suplicar para decidirme
hseerlo, hube de encoutrar vslor eToeaal0
Il recuerdo de rGestro primer eacuent'a
La casualidad supo 10 que hizo eoloealdls -
listed eu mi canine
Era precise veneer, y Antonieta tuVo :
va'or de admirar a su sdversario con ~ u
a2eteria cue Paseual sintio que lie f1sc!asea
Desnnes de rocordarle ella misma Is ss5s
aa oe su encuenbro en- a1uel fcondos9 cal-
10, Eahass Veesa recorrido lueg1 por et 49,
con el alma hecha peds2,s =. los successes "a fl'
2nienfes Al feliz iastaate Q1eiabsn borTsHS
lie La marera mas absolute
Para los dos solo la memoria de squs ps-
SEQ a traves dA nn caniao cubierto de c.
Ded, ya-anbiepte embalsamaban los ST.,
mas De- campo aqneiig mansua de estlo -.
formaba epoea en- Ia vida del hiiD de Ch'a
Jan LA ano a listed; deme nna eSpslS,
"a, pidame en- cambio la dltims gots -
saugre."
Esto hubiera dic..o el joven. ST Sc husisss
creido duef1o de expresar frsDeaments -
pensamiantos.
Psro en- su core z6a no EXISTS IN stons
lie hbra capas de vihrar al inhlja de 2 -
no fgers gvaniie de suyo, al serla SOFA -. =.
ei, tranqaila bajo la salvaguaTdis DO 81 =
naaarosidad, desdiehads por ende' Ills lis
aAs. 10 faase amsria On silsnaio y .s. saS
w. .snsFemiO 81 moo. ID rSFSs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25

solo obtuVo uaonosfla bos POI ra=puestn, Y hn
30 de shs -4d0aar 81 pr p<sito ente la des-
conf&d, friaIdad del sustitufo,
-Negoei9 muy dtfieit IastEucei0l com
p'icsai9i n; de Drou6stisn re~arvad0.
Este fac 10 QUE mas pudo coosegnir que le
diisrs e magstrsdo cue aeab6 per impo
ueIle ssienoio. euand0 le di GJ1 ua acsnte
one eagolFfa una reticeucia
-9a aunR. IA qnefda Carvaiap; no sc
como me pregunts nstsd por cesas Que debs
saber nejor cue ye, pGe8to que Cd usted de
Nsnyils.
Y en- lugar de contestar, hah.a sometido a
PaSenal IN intertog storio.
Al cab9 de una h3ra de. vista, Pascnal So
retro maY irqnieto, on "a convice' On da qut
aouel tribunal .ievaffs adelsrta Ia causa. :
paso una Doehe bion triste CD II fond; pue.
tsmeroso O. gnspirar scspes hss su p-dra
70 agreyi6 yelvar b sta Il 0a siguieste
Eiautras h ssHerita re C'efs 8f31t @staa
eu c. - d. M9sejtan, Paeeasi - :. forza 9
por 0istraerae trnheiendo en- Il 6aspschn O.
- rsdre. pero srls pfop6sitos resa't. ban i u
tiles, porqne Ell ReGsarnierto. de7ooedisnts
3 81 ToiarE tad, volans faars Il IL Cas- fsster
m. para fjarse &c Il imagsa de Il muiar
amada.
E-teba neryioso & ireaiet9, tsn pront
sentado como en- pie iunto . In vsutena. W
pasaandose, Va miranda 81 ci.lo enbiertc c.
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teaT6s de uua nube de cepizss
El aldab6n Tasnno con violAncia, sacudide
por ura mano i'm seienta. Pascnal presto
atencioo. spereioi5 confnso rnm9r Slr naIa-
hrss en ei patio, y anfes da qsse pufliera sas-
psehAr qni6a era el si<itsnte, Il sen IL Nole-
jean aparecio en- l. puerra dc Il e-tanoia.