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Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

A DELEGATION of colored citizens
called on Mr.. Mckinley and requested
that he make an effort to enforce the
anti-lynching plank of the st. Louis
platform. Here is great opportunity
for Mr.. Mckinley to do something
that will not conflict with the interests
of the corporations which subscribed
30 literally to Mr.. Hanna's campaign
fuud
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
Democratic Majority.

FfUIH tne LlB6rty AuVHnre.
Bob White, of the Mexico LEDGER,
offered a silver cup for every white
baby born in Audrain county during
Christmas week, and thus far thirteen
have been reported with the outlying
precincts yet to hear from. Bob will
make monthly affair of 1t in order to
increase the Democratic vote in Mis-
s0Uri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

In to-day's LEDGER will be found
the semi-annual financial statement
Of the City of Mexico, which makes a
fine showing. The finances of the city
are in splendid condition and no town
ofits size anywhere canboast of as sub
stantial improvements as we have and
they are all paid for. The Mayor and
City Council are to be congratulated
upon the splendid showing. The
statement was prepared by City Clerk
Thos. M. Gill, who is an expert in
this character of work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

Joseph Weimer has rented rooms
over Mayfeid's saloon and will pro-
ceed at once to manufacture cigars for
himself. Mr.. Weimer has been asso-
ciated with his brother, Urban Weim-
er, OF Mexico, and is well known to
all our readers as q first-class cigaz
man and q hustler.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
Installation of Officers.

1uSCdllaGlOu OI Umc6TS.
I. o. o. F. officers installed by d. T
Elder, District Deputy Grand Maste,
of Rush Hill:
J. w. Pratt, N. G..
A. M. Trimble,,V v. G.
d. @. Owen, REQ. Sec.
Joseph Offutt, Per. Sec.
F. A. SanHebeck, Treasurer.
O. L. Staples, Conductor.
Charles Matthews, Warden.
John Torbitt, Inside Guardian.
]. d. Miller, R. 8. N. G..
L. q. Powell, R. 3. v. G.
]. M. Riley, L. 8. v. G.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

No one knows better than General
Coxey how to organize n new party.
The General calls on everybody out
of work to ''ralIy round" his standard.
Men like the General always will be
ont of work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
Notice to Taxpayers.

All personal tax lists
not covered by real es-
tate not paid before Feb
'ruary 1st will be turned
over to the Constables of
the different townships
for collection.
j. w. DOWELL,
Collector.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

Blake CaUthorn, son of B. Il. Cau-
thorn, should be elected lifetime
member OF the ANTI Horse Thief As
sociation. BY his eIeverness the
horses stolen from Mr.. Williams, OF
Vandalia, were recovered and the
thief will be punished.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
From the Sturgeon Leader

d. FL. Cloar, of Mexico, has pur-
chased q. A. Chores restaurant store
and will take possession to-day. The
Leader trusts Mr.. Glore and family
will not leave Sturgeon. 1t wishes
Mr.. Cloar success in his new under
taking.
A. FL. Wayne, of Mexico, visited his
brother, J. r. Wayne, Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
Knights Of Phythias Officers.

knights OF Phythlas OMcefs.
The following officers of Ecleadean
Lodge, K. Of P. No. 125, were installed
January IA by District Deputy A. B.
Smith, assisted by Bros. Pomp Plum
kett and R. 8. Mckinney:
o. L. Martin, O. @.
@. D. Stickley, v. @.
T. ]. Hoxsey, Prel.
7. ]. Kelso, M. of F.
B. F. Haskell, M. of W.
F. R. Kramer, M. at A.
j. d. Mckee, NJ. of Ex.
J. @. King, o. G..
w. 8. Moore, I. q.
E. F. Kunkel, K. of r. & 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
Thanks.


From the Bowling Green Post.
Editor White, OF the Mexico LED
GER, has been appointed to lead in q
discussion on the subject, ''Rural free
delivery and the United States postal
laws as relating to newspaper" al
the next meeting Of the National Ed
itoriaI Association, which takes place
at Galveston, Texas, February IL,
1897. Bob can all the bill to needles
poiut
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

VIM. johnson and son, Rob, came
In the other day from Burlington
Junction by wagon and win make Lad.
donis their future home. Mr.. John
SON left here nine years ago for north.
western Kansas, where he took up q
homestead, but the continued failure
OF crops has induced him to return te
old Audrain again.
Frank Beagles win open q new
grocery store In Laddonia In few
days.
B. L. Locke, of Mexico, 10 spending
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
Twenty Bows Arrested.

WARRENToN, Mo-, Jan. 13.--Last
Sunday evening, Captain ]. L. Fan,
was married to Mrs. Harriet DAN
bridge, and they were the victims of q
charivari. The Captain was offended
at the boys, and proceeded at once to
procure warrants for their arrest. To-
day more than a score Of boys are un.
der arrest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

A torpid liver means a bad complex
ion, bad breath, indigestion and fire.
quent headaches. To avoid such COM
panions take DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills. For
sale by Woodbridge & Purdy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

THAT the spirit of "Old Hickory
still lives was shown by the enthusi-
asm which accompanied the celebra-
t,on of Jackson day in numerous
pIana6
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

Kremis, Mercer County, Pa. We
believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to be the best remedy in use. We use
it in our own families, and 1t Is favor
ite among our customers. HEcgRR
BROS. & Co. Is and SO cent bottles
for sale by G. A. Buckner, druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

PAUL VANDERvooRT, president of
the "National Reform Press Associa-
tion," is out in screed against Col.
Rozelle, chairman of the State Popu-
list party in Missouri. Paul's griev
ance against Rozelle seems to be that
the latter did not assist in an effort to
defeat the Democratic ticket in Mis-
souri, this year and he claims for this
reason Rozelle is to be unloade d.
Rozelle did everything in his power
to assist in the election of the Demo
cratic ticket and will without doub.
receive an appointment, and the rank
and file of the party, who endorsed
Rozelle's action, will probably stay
with him and remain in the Demo
cratic camp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
Gone to South America.

Emmett Cunningham, of this city,
who has been with the Moline Plow
Co. for a year or two, left this after
noon for New York, London, and
Buenos Ayres, South America. Mr..
Cunningham goes to South America
in the interest of the Moline Plow Co.
and win be gone at least ak months.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

A weed in the garden can be easily
destroyed when 1t first starts. Con-
sumption can be nipped in the bud by
One Minute Cough Cure. For sale by
Woodbridge Il Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
The LEDGER is glad To see two

The LEDGER is glad to see two such
enterprising young men as Messrs.
Holloway and Camplin locate in Mex
leo. These two gentlemen have
taken charge Of the o. X. Dairy and
expect to enlarge and improve IL to q
large extent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

Last week the 90 o-months-o old boy OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Humphrey, 0 miles
east Of WellsviIle, was burned TO
death. The parents were out of the
house and it Is not known how the
child's clothes caught fire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

SOMEBODY told New York woman
that gasoline would burn better if ii
were boiled. And she did not live
long enough to find out how the ex-
perimeut te rminated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
From the ceutrslia auard.

From the Centralia Guard
About twenty members of the Cen.
tralia Lodge will attend the A. o. U.
w. entertainment at Mexico January
21st. A big supper will be given and
everything is free.
Mrs. J. d. Garrard has returned
from q visit to her daughter in Mex.
leo.
Miss Mary Garrett, of Mexico, visit.
ed relatives here the present week.
Ernest Garrett, of Mexico, has beer
visiting his brother, w. 81. Garrett.
Mexico has not yet made any ar
rangements for her fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

Wood Scott, just west of town, gave
his young friends "candy jerking''
Tuesday night. Scott is soon to marry
q young lady who resides on Bean
Creek, north of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
From the Fulton Sun

Miss Hattie Heart went to Mexico
Thursday morning to visit Mr.. J. N
Baskett and wife. From there she
goes to Chicago to visit relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
TIE BOX DID NOT ARRIVE.
Homer Bassford's Christmas Dinner
How 1t Came to Cost Him q
Good Round Sum.

j. @. Bassford, of Mexico, along late
in December wrote his son, Homer, of
the st. Louis Republic, that it would
not be necessary for him to arrange
substantial materials or trimmings for
a Christmas dinner; that he would
send him box of good things, which
were to be abundant and appropriate.
Homer arranged for grand blowout
on Christmas day. He invited quite
number of prominent gentlemen,
friends of his from st. Louis and other
points in the State, to dine with him
on Christmas day, and informed them
that his father was going to pay the
freight. On the morning OF Christmas
day Mrs. Homer Bassford, who is one
Of the most clever entertainers in the
State, began to arrange for big din
ner. Everything was in fine shape;
the dining table was pulled out to its
full length and the servants were
ready to prepare the dinner. Every
thing was all right except there was
nothing to cook excepting such gem
eral food as is always kept on hand,
and, in fact, there was not enough OF
that to feed half the party invited.
Some of Homer's most intimate
friends began to arrive quite while
before dinner time and enjoyed them
selves cracking jokes and talking
about affairs of state, and Homer,
while he kept up his end Of the con-
versation, was not feeling all right.
About fifty guests were in sight for
dinner and there was nothing to cook.
j. O. Bassford's box had not arrived.
That was on December 25th and this is
January 10Th and the box has not ar
rived yet. Homer did the best thing
he could under the circumstances. He
took his entire party to the Planters
House for dinner. Some of the boys
say the dinner for which J. O. was to
have paid the freight cost Homer
800, while others say that the man
agement of the Planters House claim
ed the joke on Homer was worth 800
and called it square. In the mean
time the express company is trying to
find where the box went.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
John SHERMAN never had harder
task than that of pretending that he
nuts on the Mckinley collar willingly.

The Populist Legislature of Kansas
may not be wise in attempting to pre-
vent women from wearing bloomers
and riding bicycles, but it is courage
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
Mrs. Waller Dead.

Mrs. John Waller, of near Tulip, died
January 10, 1897, of la grippe, aged 81
years. Her remains were inferred at
Tuijn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

From the Montgomery County Republican.
A certain young gentleman from
Mexico, filed his regular appointment
in this city last Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
Highest Of all in Leavenpg Strengh-Latest Report
R>!a!:!!l! q! fsMasgE RfskiRg.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AMONG THE EXCHANGES.
From the Center Couriel

From the Center Courier.
Frank Sanford, of Mexico, visited
his parents, w. R. Sanford and wife,
in this place from Friday to Monday
last. Mr.. Sanford represents the Bos-
ton shoe house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
Mrs. VIM. Rowland.

From the Jefferson City Tribune.
Mrs. VIM. Rowland, of Mexico, Mo-,
formerly of st. Louis, and mother of
the late Charles L. Rowland, the tai
ented young lawyer, whose absence at
our legislature is SO keenly felt, at
tended the Governors reception and
will visit her many friends while here.
She is now the guest of Mrs. Tyrrell,
on Main street.
Little Goldie Biggers, daughter of
VIM. Biggers, is much better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

Says the Montgomery Standard:
Herbert Tucker, of Mexico, was In
the city Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

Mr.. W. III. French desires, through
the LEDGER, to return heartfelt thanks
to friends and neighbors who were SO
kind to him during his sudden be-
resvement In the loss OF his beloved
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

Harry Gartrell, formerly Of Mexico
now Of Goliad, Texas, is visiting rela-
tivea south of town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

The above company is the one with
which Tom Atchison, of Mexico, is
connected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21
From the Auxxasse Rexiax

From the AuxvaSSe review.
O. A. Buckner, Of Mexico, will be at
the ice cream and oyster supper
given by the ladies' of the Christian
Church at the Hatcher building next
Tuesday evening and will have his
phonograph, which will have Bryan's
great Chicago speech and other en-
tertaining performances.
r. 8. Pearson and daughter, Mrs. j,
W. McWilliams, of Mexico, spent sew
eral days with Mrs. DR.. w. T. Lemon
the first of the week.
Wood Maddox, of Mexico, attended
a meeting of the stockholders of Aux
vase Bank yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

ALL of the silver forces in Kansas
have united in one organization. New
officers have been elected and vigor-
ous resolutions adopted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

From the vandalia Mail and EXPIRES,

w. 8. Hathaway, Of Mexico, was In
town last night. I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

Says the Moberly Democrat: Mrs.
John Davis and her pleasant and at
tractive daughter, Miss Bessie, of
Mexico, were here yesterday. They
were on their way to Macon, in which
city Miss Bessie was q most popular
belle at an elegant society ball last
night, while Mrs. Davis went to visit
friends and relatives. They were met
at the depot upon their arrival in this
city by Mrs. w. F. Reed, Of the Mer-
chants, and her daughter, Mrs. Austin
Martin, who took them to the Mer-
chants, where they enjoyed q most
excellent dinner as Mrs. Reeds guests
before leaving for Macon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21


SOME ultra Republican papers, res
tive under the sportive criticism Of
the tardiness Of prosperity in return
ing, are now claiming rather vocifer-
ously that the Republicans, and es-
pecially Major Mckinley, did not
promise an immediate resumption Of
good times. This claim is open to
serious dispute, but for the present let
itpass. We can afford to wait. The
tariff bill now In course of preparation
BY the Committee en- Ways and
Means, and to he railroaded through
the next Congress at an extraordinary
session, is put forward as a means Of
stirring up business. II the languor
should continue, after the new tariff
law has gone into operation, some-
body II going to be held to a direful
responsibility. The effect of tariff
legislation, men and brethren, is ss
uncertain as horse race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

In Georgia the trusts have seen the
handwriting on the wall and are ac-
cepting the situation. The legislature
Of that State acted on the suggestion
In President Cleveland's last message
and passed a law declaring unlawful
and void all combinations made to
lessen free competition or control the
price of products by the trust system.
It Is announced that the Georgia trusts
In tobacco, potash, snuff, coffee and
matches have notified their custo-
mers and agents that the new law has
ended their contracts, and that their
prices hereafter will be governed by
the open market. The Georgia law
was signed by the Governor Decem-
Der %, and the promptness with which
the trusts have recognized the wisdom
OF obeying it is lesson that will not
be lost on other States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-01-21

The Mexico correspondent OF the
Laddonia Herald says:
Prof. E. NJ. Woody, who is teacher
of the school at the Duly school house,
is spending week with his old friends
in this vicinity. Mr.. Woody is giving
entire satisfaction in his school and
the directors have already requested
him to say that he will take the school
again next fall. His term of school ID
for eight months this time.
Mrs. Joe Inflow and her daughter,
Jessie, spent the holidays on the farm
Strengthening up Joe's bachelor quar-.
ters, as Joe has been confined pretty
closely to the farm feeding cattle and
hogs while his wife and children live
in Mexico where the children have the
advantage of the Mexico school.
O. O. Davis, of Mexico, went out to
his farm last Friday and started home
to-day. When he got to our house he
was about as near frozen as q man
could be to be able to walk. He waa
riding in little open buggy and got
all the benefit Of the blizzard.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18
TELEGRAMAS
WA Sdnto Domimso)

Nu.va Yok o Las 1ttimas no
ticias relativas al asesinato del sefior
Canovas iudican qae el crimed habfa
sido muy premedttado. CALI, ell ase-
sino, tom6 todas sus precau clones pa
"a que NO Sc lie escaparaasu v1ctima.
Y ha deelarado al juez de Tnstruc-
citn que estaba sati.f.eho de haber
cumplido con so deber; y afirm6 que
no sbfigaba ningIu rencor contra ses
Presidente del Consejo. Qae habfa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18
BlB1iorEcAA AADkhs9 ST "a "a bbGEhbdkaefa 81 hfstkas9ea Is

4 ss.a1 1i eltiippasePoyedad del Avsaahss vaa q q cpl

ads, ST sbih7aq a1so snier si ,obs2'fi
I IhaPRlia III aenpsmpa4 ADDS ali iaTdenal,al l,iq1sq
lof 'lofAt9rio era .adleto,.A lns inteoa.,o ns
,yyeesafa ,yeesafs de los IR2bAp. - !. se1,44 ot,i
Us naJ. .le @ p, .JaaPa' .tensHso u o
! "a ganfdoos de este. smrensaif, ,P2ae's o'.,oy
@ : R15 s5is sfsBh0i bn homhse. sa se0 s1
raae7estkis" otiigssdo Al saisilP PaIt, 81 al
aatettro estado3. A.asS aa caoanysneefsis .,n,o,1
fa4lae he ihh4do a X 6lica
pdpft ia sdutsea .acfiof' cardeHsf
Q oseopode enee pedir soc5rfo.' 80 'u@e
cfA capeilA1 sc Il 7tha.6s b resiBif oi $50
la caftay dsoieado.i "9s 'ini'hed'' ~
-Eos no vaiscsnas ,eclesSastio3d %
que mi, ,nos1i Nh ecreersi 4aedes1
habeis escrito por mis- consoles ~
que lnes sisuA4Re isns osi p asioutoss't.H =
asi, no pHedp eensentM MeuPesasrr'osd $
me. snx1L otiD ,nsdpH sh
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esperanto dc, SAit5 -df ~ y stHs a.,.d =
pero a9afissiRa9 .faEbsr y ss6asAegasi
por la slnJg55ppi.}dfaail3sn, nJg55pp 1ae6iao3 Mro1of Oh
de Rohasaa gihsi m5e; mg5e; apsGeii ~ ss tta9 so,nrq
de prohafJ5 UI iR9eseaada,. ne ~ Gbo .Jero
hacer lefT aIgai ag essrtass W, s7os,= n1o
critic a ia rflBa n.f fNe rffiBggqa. sieu uioa
servif me df, ,tf5ie, JPDssd5jqe ne d5jqe Af1a sSnof 81
DIRE que Eai2.aIes Eea5i2.iaIesr@se Va 5,aas4fgmn q'ss, "a
lro liitefhSi, fs, " '{s q,y.,sqx ,s1rspq
yieplo, a, caRaqlaanb sAt4taaH 4, n,
por estas amenazas, trato por nl- .ooir
TINA tez, de ,eptregarIe ~ terriblsu
carta b n aesais RI sfelsAtfs fhelAf7s un % Isso pe'snL
ST -e5nff faau IA e. ia safd aaft1h aaft1h a. MA ..,'.
sf, ess yssariiaa, > otq ht'1 no NJ Sces .'s"S
le pres dff ais' ei{ ~btenAs q fditfca . sst
10 que Ra hs.th SsassaYf, y II "a 6.4t
ehlfs ak ~, Isa1s,se e:i.s sSs, ~ tSS.xask srSio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18
HECHOS

En- session del 81 de julio ultimo, la cor
porscion municipal, por unanlmldad, tomo
acuerio de conceder don eocad1o G ArcIa,
CONCEAL del mlsmo Ayuntarn1ento, plazo
hastA Dicie1nbre pr6M mo- en. 4neyence la
amp .oi on del lpresupuesta de 96-e7, para
hqaidar los presnpnestos de lngrssos' 0 sea
los partimieL tos que hasta q 80 de JUNO
d.timo corriefon & So cargo, como rem atista
que fue del cobru ue. los mfsm os, preYla ga
rantia bastaute, hsth que no do logar a
seusi6n aIgana, epoIaas, adslnas- -aa-+star
concertado asl !, todos ests ban animades3 en-
tonces del misrno deseo~. = - 1890.
En sesionaA 80 de Ju.ioAsa~ avoeatorfa -
Sc lee ell acuerdo tornado en session "a ~antsrior
lara ratlHcarse,y co no es logico, entrar y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18

ssslt. s.,tatis 2Ss,BSs .s u a8s aP :
Pero rspor qhaie h3 hablafs3si I :
Explicad todas las circpnsta1.
cias sseteC negocio misterfosb,,
y os iup0 uae conf d. are hafltd
yos Dig Sll.ds, 10 400 olen9tdoa Z
Ref .xid, allo biep, seBo@ eAF.
denal, sFitom6sa sa mi car go el ha|i'
blar la prime ers 'yrsvos inegaisn 10
que yosdectaTe : soy perdfias no
podre sa1rarme de Ilaa sHng1nsa
de aque}la 4s.s qniesei fsaerif esfi
nos
Pero vos 10 teneis que teneis
que temer NADIA semejante de mi
psrte.
81 sucediese que ella fuese i'm
placable, vuestra eausa seria STEM
pre- la mia, Y 10 sacri6caria todo
por sustraeros a los efectos de
''su" odio, 8 nuestra desgracia
seTfa com TN.
Il. ID. Ls be escrito a celia"
una carta qne espero Ia decidira,
81 no a decir la verdad, 10 me
nos a no abrumarnos nosotros
que no tenemos ttro crimen de
cue acusarnos sino nueatro error
o uuestro sil-ncic."
Esta carta artifi:iosa fse entire
gada por ella misma al carienal
Gu 81 i ten re-eo an Ell gam To-
cntorin Re u i sstilla, y SO VIC
al card Al iao-Tizarse, paiidecer
V estrea, 4,erse en vlst. de tsma
ii. audi J. manera que tuvo
que salir psra cobrar sli.nto.
Ep cn n Ia carta para la
reina, ( q trsgaaa 81 Il misno
instsr l.. ..ar Ia conde-a 81 atats
Leksi, c.ps Ian de Ia Bastills, que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18

En- esta mlsma p,osiaeIa,, SefoG Ia
parte de Remates, los rebeldes est&n
fuer temen ente atdncheradoss dedicAhs
dose paefftamente al cdativo del cam
po y & la concentration de provisio-
mes, sin ser por nadie molestados.
En- Candelaria el general iFuentes
cafione6 el dia % "las trincherzs ene-
migas." 10 cuA indica que en- eeta
xona "pacifcada" Ia rebellion tiena
medios de resistencis. r-sg -~.r ,r.-
Tai es sl estado de la guerra por
estas reg,ones. s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18

nuncs acaban, Ia vergd 3nza Y la
desesperaci6n de VERNE "acnsada
de un crimeh de que estoy ino-
cente, ham dsbilitado hi lvalor,, Y
tiemblo que Mi constancia sucum-
ba a ntos' goIpes dsescsrgaaddo2ss 8
un tiempo.7
"Madama puede. con una ,sols
palabra poner fin. este desg1aciar
do negocio ,por medic, de NJ de
Bretuil, el cual puede dsrle, & los
ojos del ssmili.t l4l rey) ..el
giro que So inteligeucia ie. suglela
sin que "madama squede compro.
metida de. ningdn modo."' IL te-
NOR de verne robllgada 8 .s;reyel,
Iarlo todo" me lmpone Ell paso
que dey hoy. perspadida de alqge
madame tendIa EN- eonsidgacl6p
los motivos que ms4 fpsrEan a re-;
currir q Ell, y que dara las 0rdfnss
para sacarme de la penoss situa
ci6n en- que me halo. sto4 4
Soy con IN profando respec-
to vuestral smuy b hapik3e " sdbss
diert, sergkdoxA,lAa sd o ,uo.o.'
"Condess i Dis WAIsussips< .HAs
MCTTE." okssssatr a~n - e1Y .
Como selse. - Luara 10 haAyfa
cal ulado todeniaan trof e s1iJe'
y esta cartaf Aegsba d 1nahUs
de la reina y la arhadfentsds CON
la persevefaieia ddA ii1a n Efatfbs
al cabo de sa6tos cont ratfenp65. :
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