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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
POLITICS IN THE PULPIT.

Dr. Parkhurst Returns From Europe as
an Advocate OF Gold.
New York September 2,.-Rev. nr. Chas.
II. Farkhurst signalized has return from
Europe to the pulpit Of Madison Square
Presbyterian church today by preaching a
sermon on the political situation. The
church was filed, number OF silver men
VINO diaapproved of the DOCTORS views be-
Ing in the congregation. Some Of these
lndue unllhtterlng comments ON leaving
me church on uhe sermon. When the doc
tor Was told of these remarks he sud;
mere is more IN this thnS than the
silver question and some Sunday III the
near iutufe am going to speak my mind
about me treatment Of labor by clpltIl. i
VIII not nlince my words either.
The preacher led up TO whist he had 80
say about the campaign In an argument,
in which he tried 20 show that 1t was m
possible to make anything without mater
lal ana impossible To build a good strUct-
ure without a good foundation
Among other things, he Faid: II am
not here Ia argue financial questions, but
the present situation IN our country Is an
illustration on n portentous scale. The
truth ! am trying to drive homo Is that
you can not move VEN vigor Or strike
stant tine everlasting hxity OF the rocl,
your foot Ia planted on
National prosperity VIII come back
when confidence is back and confidence
Will return when the Nation gets rs feet
out of tho quaRInire and back To granite.
Not only traffic, but all the relations OF
our Erea: communal life, are conducted on
the credit system, on n system of mutual
confidence, and today that mutual cont-
dencc does not exist That Is the secret
of our dlsauiet. All attempts are being
made del beratcly and IN hot blood to
crush all lingering remains OF tnat mutual
confidence and sucS procedure, dare
to brand ON tn altar Of God as thorough
~ false to the spirit OF the gospel and
accursedly reasonable to our collective
intnrcSts and National deailnY."
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TIiI1 NINTH DISTRICT.


Boss Huston Does Not Meet With Much
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Austin, Texas. September T.-General
Huston, the National republican commit
teem1n WHO has come to Texas TO help
manage the campaign. arrived hcre this
morning from Dallas for The purpose OF
| bringing about harmony between the war
f4hg factions In the Ninth congressional
| district. fla sent for Hiram McGar.
ch'lTman OF the district, ana gave him n
NICE smooth talk and asked han 10 an.
polW i've Austin men on the pleaary
committee of five which tho late repup-
can convention authorized him tn pnun
,'' inc purpose OF determining what wa
rest 10 be done under existing curcuIn-
stNccs. huston urged tilstt II five Ans.
I'm mon were appointed The matter could
Ne settled at once. but Nectar didn't look
a.. az, ~ ,nut saN ana declined 10 comply
Win tise re4nest ON the ground that the
,ePapheahs IN other portions OF the dis
tilct were as much interested N this
lhihg as were those OF AUSTIN and thar
| they We're cattled 10 n hearing
After taking u McGar Huston received
calls from Messrs. Burke. Ben, Brush
\" hHot ana "thcrs and gathered all the
| Information he could about the situation,
an the time dlscaiming ;hc slightest N
/ teuticn OF meddling. IN fact, he llkod
| no. hnE but harmony from the tump and
went INTO the oil ON the Troubled waters
rms evening JudEa Makcmson arrived
| from Georgetown and immediately hunted
| up huston and talked the situation over
with nm. Nheen seen he SAID he did not
| know just how everything was going to
turn out, but he was SUN. he was not 90
irg to beg anybody for concessions. He
denied that he had ever made Hancock
promises which he had broken. or that
ne had urgsi WEmoi TO become a candi-
date for senatorial chairman, but inslssed
that he had only agree to support J ian.
cock in cnss the latter could harmoni2e
tho differences existing IN the party In
| Travis county.
Huston returned 10 Dallas tonight ana
before leaving expressed the opinion that
the trouble would he settled inside OF
ltorty-eight hours.
Chairman McCiar announces tonight
that Ire has appointed the following ns
the ponary committee TO take hold OF the
question according to the resolution
passed at the congressional convention
for the purpose of determining upon ats
mai disposition; II. Il. Hancock o.
travis; j. ". Larrcmore of Caldwell; &.
$ williamson of Washington l.. II. Mar
lin ~ Hays: u. Porter at Burleson. said
committee is 10 meet here within tho neat
Two days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
PULPIT IN POLITICS.
Several of the Clergy Enlisted in the
Political War.
SENSATIONAL SERMON IN DENVER
kev. Myron Reed Severely Denounces
T. V. Powderly.
PRAYERS OFFERED FOR PEACE
Rev. MIR. Hu,Keli Resigns His Pastorate to
stump New Eugla for Bryan
and Scwali.
PRAYERS OFFERED FOR PEACE
Denver, September 27-Rev. Myron Reed

Denver, September 27,--Rev. Myron Reed
OF THIS CITY, one OF the most promtnent
preachers OF the West, delivered q very
sensational sermon 70 large congregation
oil the broadway theater today. HIS sub
jeet was the Lcadvllo strike aud the labor
question generally. He opened with a de-
nunciation of Terrence V. Fowdetly, whom
he accused OF being ''one Of Mr.. Hanna $
hired men"
Referring to the Missouri miners re-
Gently brought to Le1dWlle, he SAID it
was likely to prove Dangerous change
of climate at this time OF the year"
Speaking OF the political situation he
said. "Rev. Or. Willis ia in the place of
Professor Swing in Central Music hall (Chi-
caso). l have just been reading his Sser-
mons. The pulpit OF Professor Swing is
still vacant "
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POPS AND FrSION.

TIE Trade Sad to BE only Made in Con-
grossiona, Races.
Austin. Texas, September E.-Colonel
Jerome Kearby left for san Antonio to-
night. after having spoat the day In the
city comforting with prominent members
OF his party. II was given OUT that there
was no especial 5 significance attached to
his visit, vet Ct is known that he was
questioned directly on the subject Of flu
SION by Major walton, and that he as
sured that gentleman that he mad no
trovIedee OF any ARRANGEMENTS having
been made for a combination with the re
nubl,cans The story is now that all
nat has been done by the pop eNecu-
i've committee was TO appoint commit
lee CONFUSED OF Bradley. Gibbs and Wal
Ton 20 man out a course Of action after
BRYAN replies 10 the notification gwen
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POPS rNpoRsE DEMOCRATS.

81. Lons. September H.-lnsioad OF NOM
mating an independent ticket the city
popiilsts have lniorsed the entire demo-
crstie 'icket and acna foriai ticket SIX
populist candidates for the legiflitufe
were nominated and these VIII hc piaced
on union 1cketH 10 he Voied Tor hy ieno-
Gratis and popullsts along with nine lcgis-
laiivo candidates 20 be nominated 10y the
democrats ,omorrow. Fusion was cnfilel
by "A vote OF Y TO u.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28

Wilmington. Del, September @L-ln an
address 10 the voters OF Delaware tonight
J. Edward Add!cks declares omphailcally
that there VIII be no compromise OF any
Kind In the republican ticket. II VIII sink
or SWIM. he says. I'VE viii stay IN The
field, and won't move an Inch" The
H.gglns people ara memorable a. Their
determination 20 stick. ana Indications
now hid fair for a sweeping democratic
victory.
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are for free silver, aud the laboFing, men
are that way to a great extent. SEQ
work ngmcn who "A few weeks ago wern
for BRYAN IN the sound money partit
Mhpthcr they have been coerced into tha
don't know. II IS charged that they
kaye | think the third uclsc' vii. SGT
from roo 10 1000 votes In INDIANAPOLIS
ana from I2e0 to Is Ocl in The State. in
clnding the lnd.nnnpolia vote"
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him of his nomination by the pops. So
far as fusion propositions are concerned,
II Is asserted that the only thing of that
kind INDUCED in to date was the express
sion Of wilhfsgnSSs on the part OF the
republicans to pull down three OF theis
candidates for congress wherever such ac-
ton might benefit popul,st nominees In
exchhngc for like action on the part
OF the populists whore there might be a
chance for the republican nnmirnea
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.1rf;EI.D FOR SENATOR.

Chicago. September q. Tho chairman Of
the democratic state central committee
saiG todny that should Governor Altgeld
ian ~ rn-rlection he viii be the candidate
Of tho silver democrats for Unite1 States
senator.
"Governor Algeid viii certainly be n
candidatt. for senator should he not win IN
I'D coming battle" said Mr. Hinrchseu.
80 hat is 10 say, Of course. ~ case the log
isinlurs As democratic. HIS friends would
nev'v consent to seeing anybody else
oaulI date IN his place
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28

Cincinnati. September 3e.--Mr. William
Miller of Indianapolis and wife are at
the Emery.
II have bet some money" said he. THAI
Mckinley viii carry the State. but must
admit that Is per cent OF Ill the farmers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28
TODRT'S FEATURES.

|
| DIR. Purkhurst returns from Europe and
breaches on politics.
| oho and Kentucky whcemen TO cail on
| Nick mey
Senator palmor predicts the election OF
| Mckinioy.
| Rev, Duzzoll of New Bedford. Mass, to
| stump New England for Bryan and
, Sewali.
bishop Doanc OF Albany N. y. offers
W prayer that the election may not bring
forth disaster.
II Altgcld Ia beaten for governor he may
pe a candidate for senator
Rev Myron Reed of Denver. donounces
row derry.
kolb and Bowman. Aabama's leading
ts9pul Ris, IN tako tho stump for Bryan
ana sewul
ION Watson claims TO have received
snroaton,ng lotter.
Watson continues TO advise the with
drawnl OF Sewall
DOMESTIC.
The failure of Wolf a. BRO. OF Little
Rock was expected, The assets greatly In
excess Of liabilities.
Edward Beatty assasdnated while eat
Ing supper with HIS family near Ruston,
La.
Joe Thompson holds ZIP Postmaster VIII
son near Charleston. w. Va. securing
$500.
Ex-Troasurer Henderson Of Woodward
!, lodge. /. o. O. T.. nj Richmond. Ind. ar
| rested for embezzling lodge funds.
Isaac Aaher's baby dovoured by rats at
| Baltimore.
FOREIGN.
! Cubans surprise detachment OF voiun-
| tecrs and kill most OF them.
Japanese papers deny that joint Pro-
! tectorntc with Russia over corea has been
-, agreed 10.
Mexicnns excited over the suits begun
| by Prince Iturbido against his enemies.
England sadd to have asked Italy to
| hold troops In readiness to go to the
| Leyan,.
Klhcdiye OF Egypt said TO be travelling
| through Europe incoB.
Anti Masonic congress being held at
Trent
Iron gate canal at orsova opened.
STATE.
Nearly every section OF the state reports
rain.
Ex-Governor Hogg expects history 20
repeat itself IN the election OF Bryan and
Sowali.
Or. II. ID. Lock killed by DR.. J. r. Mcr-
rift at Hendcrson.
Streets In san Marcos twenty feet under
water and all business Suspended
LOCAL.
Interview with City Attorney Stewart or
the sale Of property for taxes.
Politics In Limestone county.
Sudden death OF Mr.. Sumner, a well
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FUN OF THE CAMPAIGN.

rt s OF YES &c o Or % nl hnnh cxasf
" % because " W K democrat whokmw
10 OF NJ al 10 o m ana ~
IN
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State Assocls ten OF I'm on, ex- Prisoners
81 War The annual campfire of the as
eaciaticn viii be held tomorrow night.
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TROUBLE AT LEADvILLE.
Troops and Rioters Sud to Have Had
I.ttle SEirfnish

Troops and Rioters said TO Have Had II
I1ttle Stirmish
Landvillc Colo, Eep'enbcr "a 9;i5 D. n'.--
General Brooks has Just teiephoned tho
Herald democrat that an attnok is IN prog
ross on the Carbonate i'm rcrryo OF the
Lradviile water company, and HAT shots
are b"lng exchanged between tho militia
and rioters.
At $40 n lively fusilade was begun at
the Bonn mine and continued for ten min
ut's. Tho sounds resnmblcd a number Of
sihotguns. seemingly fr0m one place, fol
iownl By r4ne shots from different points
near by.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-28

DETROIT. Mich-The Cigar Maker
Institutional union will hold is annual
conyenfton here this week, heg!nn.nS To-
dav' II is said that an attempt WI pe
made to force through some poiilca' Ics
nnitions hehtting the present 81 ia 'lu ,.
mis- the leaders are Determined 10 pre-
vent
CHICAGO-The annual conyentio1 no OF
the ire underwriters of the, Nqrthwos 81
Vii bcgln tomorrow, \. Il. btaIl ot
Sn,rainrfield viii speak on I'M r1 I.sn
risks wind storms and IorRNIuu9 T. T.
,,'it,"rv' viii hc discussed ny W ~ ~,
More of the weather bureau at ""S"-
ington.
Louisville, Ky.--Today the Lcu us
vile Driving Park and FAR as Soc,
I'M begin ,ts fall trorung mert'nnsi ~
vii I've Inc largest meeting eyer mern -,
,his XIV and the track RECORD ~ st'o "a
Va 'hroken. ns some hlooded st"Vh I os
on M ne entries. Pnrcs ana STAKES
amount to over $1,000
prrZzARps BAY, MaSs-Ihe Wseeulnis
Of NIis,' Margaret jefferson, Erlh gram, i " I,
tar ~ Joseph jefferson, me .rleitn a, - q
~ Mr. cen McDonough, me ny Iis 90 ~.
81 Scw York is announced 70 - ', I'm
o. - President and Mrs C.cvelahd I W.
liteiy attend The BRIDE : nv IA
i,,,nn v,Sh Of Charles b. Jen5rsoa' '"e oi4-
e eSus I'm M Of rip Van Wrinkle
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Eep,,snt hEE-The national annual
srd - OF the Journoymen Plumbers,
|trs n,ssiain Filters and Steam Filters
Wi he held here. beginning To-
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'COAVS FORECAST

sixth annual meeting of
Eon i;HiAu ElcctroITherapeut asso-
Nm ""i DO held here, beginning to-
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A WEST vIRGINIA POLL.

WEST NIKIiINIA PJI.I1.
Point Pleasant. W. Va. September 2s.-
Colonel Holy O. Armstrong Of tho demo |
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cd"pberger telephones from tho Bonn
mines that four shots were fred AT tho
picket, who returned the IRE and called
for ID" corporal 81 the guard. when the
corporal ran OUT two shots were fr.d at
hirl and they were returned. after which
a squad started In pursni; Of the aasan-
ants,
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10 ba ED. lll.-The Illinois state
Isu s'r ~, a long list OF premiums in
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b. VII kas, The Veterans Patriotic
1 tn hold a state convention to-
t,i ~ are organized 70 al Mck.n-
j ,,niooart ana many OF their COM
b. a, objected to The use OF the
veteran as vote-catcher.
Mn lELD, lll,-Th.s city Is filllng
bal w, visitors who will attend the
'Suillon tomorrow of the Illinois
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-05-05
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER TUESDAY MORNlNe+ MAY s. 1896

by Christi with power to keep the law,
as Adam had. When this power has
been restored, If our teeth are on edge.
(lt we SIM it will be because we have
eaten the grapes, because we have sim
ned and not the fault of our fathers.
that having been removed by Christ.
Then, we are told, that those who fail
to keep the law will be destroyed bv
the second death, from which there
viii no resurrection and hence no life.
The prophet says that in that day, He
Christi will rule with a rod of iron,
that is, the law will have to be obcyed
to the letter. When the great work of
restitution IS completed 1.-THE meek
shall inherit The EARTH" and the 81
Psalm will Lave a real fulfllment.
So, in conclusion, we see that man
shall live again. The Redeemer liveth.
His first end second advent, has been
selecting His body the church, from
among men. They are offered immor-
tally. That is bodies like unto Gods
with inherent life and therefore can
not die. When Christ takes unto Him
self His church at His return, the high
calling" ceases, and all opportunity to
enter heaven ceases, therefore those
who teach these truths do not teach
second chance to get to heaven. But
when the body of Christ" is complete
the great work of the restoration of
that which was lost" an earthly life,
begins, and we are told in Gods word
will continue a thousand years under
the rule Of Christ and His church. This
will be earth's great jubilee of which
so much is said in the Bible / know
that the epithet crank" and it may
be fool, may be substituted for ''half
informed" and Iayishly hurled at men
by those who claim to be teachers in
Israel, but / only need to refer 70 the
past, to show that truth has always
had such a reception, as it has been un-
folded in due time" in Gods great
plan. They killed the Savior simply
because ne taught better things for
man than were taught under the law
of dispensation. Wish | had space to
elaborate on this, but cannot test the
EDITORS patience too far. Some may
ask, how is it that so great a truth, if
it be truth, could have been hid so
long.
The simple reply is that it is in Keep
ing with all Of Gods past dealings with
man. While the prophecies mark the
full time and work of redemption, yet
each period or dispensation has had
It's special work, and God has only
permitted us to see in "due time"
Otherwise man would have been as
wise as God and would have known
the end from the beginning. We are
now in the harvest of the gospel age,
when "He that dasheth to pieces" in
order to build again is at work. "Ye
can discern the face of the sky; but
can We not discern the signs of the
times?
He which testifieth these things
saith surely / came quickly. Even so
Lord Jesus come" and restore the
groaning creation.
j. G. HUNDLEY,
Oxford, n c., April Il.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-11

porque el enemigo es siempre digno de aten-
elop, rcr insigDifcante que parezas
- guerra V. que nos rebaiass mcs has-
tn nnnernos de petsuca potenela con se
ms sJante tuno Solo en- estos t8empos rm~sie
ocurflrsele uadie tamaSio desatino va
10 Vd, rada menos que alcalde En- etra
epoca ri para aguacil Sc le hubiese admit
do. en- cuauto y su hijo.
II Oh sef1orita Isabel I'm enanta
Pascual Carvajan. crea Vd. Que 70 nne,,e
declrss que sea como su padre AbaadonS
Ia pstria despnes de ser vfctima de- orlen le
dio OIL ser- porque no veia las cosas nor irr
prisma que este.
lie Ielcito par ello. interrumpi6 Rebes 10.
Ha visjado mneho-pr sicnj6 II no.
tario Ia tenido Ia suerfe & ea kslenfo de
saoerse hacer qnerer por nra persona de
glan lmpOItaDcla en Ia esfe ii de los NJ 60
CLOS; este ie di6 el encafgo ia hanSdsr II.
guncs mny delicados EN- America. ha ons-
dado airosisimo
Dicen que tiene mncho taltnsc : hahla
con suma f4cilid.d eI iLgies : eles paT1ol
nasta 81 punto de hsber a. fsndIda sns asun-
.os por 81 misno ante los tribunals "a Aes-
,Tahd en- et Peld con sup Sxfto admirably
ns Vista aprendido mut ha. srf persii0 Il
Tempo, pues tlene nra bnllta fsrfnra frnEo
ae sn trabajo de su econornEA.
- Independence en- AhsClnt0 v II ha 6s
aeeif Verdad, me parcce our 70 ha de r,eF-
maheeer mueho tempo eu Nouville. nor
das II ~ e'so que no Sc Ia de entender. con 81
paare melor que antes
-Sera como todo el munso no,cna ,o
nay quien tenga siempatias por ee.s hcr,l,rs
ono q marques con tristeaa
ZERO aunque NO Ii euierau : III oas a.,
80 sna', e dHs II feSpafasa Ss0nSsra = q far
Mlsuo' y = iAi, que solo hicu bscn. rav ai,S-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-11
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los snfroscratos gssdscos cayss'assos
cosa esevct<.Sn ga esftz fS.sdJgk5

CON e9eycaca0 e., estG cGasGsd
Carihcan: qra han cemprobado ys an II
orEetscA ofcisl, ya en- Ii particular; '31r&nte
ls spidsralA vae,oiosS rainante en- eSSs Gin
dad In ohcaeia inco Areatabls del virus
vscunc proeadenaa del Iustisn-n 6e Vaeu-
naci6n ds don Santiago Ssijo instslado en-
Arsciso baio 30 dirac0i6n.-D DiTiase que d.
cho sancr Sa3in deapuSa do IN ooncienzudo
detenido estudio, ha conssguido perfec-
cionar el nivel de los Institutes Europeos
de su fndole, 81 euitivo de aquel virus pro-
flSctico de IL viruela hasta 81 extreme de
poder asegurar y ahrmar los CUE suscriben,
one en- esta poblacion ha producido tan fe-
liees resultados ha obtenido tan lisonjelo,
aEsfactcrio brillante exito, cue SO han
conseguido con su eDapleo y propagation el
exterminio de La viruela que aterrorizaba =
diezmaba esta pobiaci6n dssde hace diez
ocho neses. Nc vscilando por ende los IN
frascritos en publicar-no tan solo por me-
do de Ia presente sino que tambi9n por Ia
prensa periodical del pals ger necesario-
que Ia linfa vacuna extraida de ls ternsra
del precitado Institute es superior y prefe-
r.ble todas Las dsm&s usadas en- Ia isla, In
cluso Ia dc Londres, que establishments
rs dsdo inejor mas resultado, hasta 81 ex-
tremo de haber conseguido Ia pssstslGcs6ss
cacissai en- un noventa por ciento. para
que ccnste valga donde convanir pudiere
6 don Santiago Ssijo espido II presente Ell
Ponce 6 II de Mayo de 18S9.-1lr. B0ltGsGs |
2as2ses-Dr. CcgcHsdo-DY. ReveY6s-DT. |
pagass: Cerosaas-Dr. FsdsI Rsss-Ds |
Hisss0 Fest = q+sil9os- s-.Els. .Esaxe gezssszs
L3r. n E<zc 9as;2sG ~ GSzssfszyc
Eus:x.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-11

Il Bueno, bueno, aduladora -repIic6 la
vieja-Estoy radiante como ell sol al ponerse
es deeir, como cuando Sc va pagan. -.
La tia de Ia Joven sonrio esta dio vuelta
a la mesa al pasar, acaricio una meilla de
su hermano; y luego, parandoss en- frente
del otro personaje, exclam6:
No esperaba tener oil gusto de verle por
aquf, mi querido sefior Molegean. FL estudio
seguira en- su sitio sverdadf sQae tal2 SComo
estA usted de salud2
-Siempre, seforita, a la disposition de
usted, ,-respondio 81 notario, que por estri
billo usaba en- todas sus respuestas un ca
ballero, sedora sef1orita, de raro efecto en-
la conversation familiar.
-Vaya, me allegro mucho, -concluyo la
joven.
ssntandose alegre junto su padre, pro
siguio:
No traiga usted NADIA para mi, German;
comerd 10 que los sef1ores tengo hoy un D.
petite voraz no quiero aguardar
se pueo a almoTzar con taDta algeria.
que daba gusto yerla; su hermano Ia miro
un instante, luego dijo
iSabes, hermana, que me parece que no
nos cuentas todO 10 que hieistes3 Es YER
dad que has estado en- Sancele te vi so
bre la meseta de la colina, -. pero no ibas
sola
Antonieta Sc puso como la grana, la tia
Isabel, les santando Ia cabeza con energfa,
exclam6
-yamos, Roberto: sque signiiea esa bro
ma de tan NAL enstc2 lie parsce a tt que
tn hermana sc pasea por ahi con gente des-
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Y. sin emborgo, tia, es verdad 10 Que
dice Robelto --interrumpi6 In joyan.-Por
espacio de mas de media hora pase6 esta ma
flana con IN desconocido.
-Alg1n mendigo que to seguiria, y.....