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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
SPEECH BY
THE AUTOCRAT,
William From the Throne Opens the
German Reichstag.
HE CREATES a SENSATION BY A
DRAMATIC APPEAL TO THE
REICHSTAG TO ASSIST HIM IN
UNFOLDING THE HONOR OF THE
EMPIRE ABROAD-MUCH SUR
PRISE MANIFESTED.

Berlin, Dec 1.-THE parliamentary ses
sion of the Rechstag was opened yester-
day. The emperor conducted the opening
in person, reading the speech from the
throne himself, instead of deputising the
chancellor to read it in the chamber, as
is customary.
Inc ceremony took place in the White
Hall of the Schloss at noon
After reading the speed h, the Kaiser re-
called how, two years ago, he had sworn
on the same spot where he was then
standing to maintain and protect every
where.the prestige and honor of the en-
pire. He added
lin the sight of Almighty God, and by
the memory OF the great. emperor, L now
ask you help to enable me in the future
also to keep this, my oath. and to assist
me to uphold with my might the honor
OF the empire abroad for the preserva-
ton of which l have not hesitated to
pledge my only brother"
This addition to the speech was quite
unforeseen. and it was received in decorus
but absolute silence Even Chancellor
Won Iiohenlohe looked politely surprised.
Nobody quite understands the quasi pa
thetlc appealespecially as the Importance
attached to the appointment of Prince
Henry OF Prussia to command the addi-
ton OF the German fleet in Chinese wa
ters is somewhat at variance with the
temperate reference to the Chinese Incl
dent.
This speech has puzzled Herr Richter,
the leader of the Richter Radicals. as
much as it has puzzled others. He I'M
kindly remarks that Germany's sacrifice
to the honor of the empire abroad already
represent an increase of sc 900 600 mark 81
in the national debt sine. the death of
Emperor William |. Elsew here it is re-
marked that the Chinese expeditiop.
which in nowise appears to imperil the
safety of Prince Henry is entirely to the
princes own liking.
The empcror's speech WAS chiefly de-
voted to naval affairs. The KAISER de-
clared that the German navy was NOT
equal TO ITS issOn, and did not suffice
to afford security to the home ports and
coasts in the event of u blockade He also
said that tho German trade WINS increas-
inRly sharing the markets of the world.
bit Germany's warships were NOT sufh
c'ent to protect their countrymen abroad
ny .;ivlnG them the support which by 10
display of power could only be secureS
The emperor said he did not wish to vie
with the maritime powers of the first
rank. but Germany must be able to maip
tam her prestige. The Kaiser referred
IL the bill which the government will in
troduce, designed to improve the steam
snip connections OF Germany with the
ports oil Eastern Asia and for the estah-
lisnment of nm economic committee for
the PREPARATION OF new com me rcinl trea-
ties.
He declared that steps had been taken
against China for the purpose OF obtain
ing compensation for outrages, and to
secure the certainty that there would be
no fl rther murders of Germans
There was no cheering mt the copclu-
sion of the imperial speech Those pres
ent merely bowed their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of the address
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
WRIT OF MANDATE REFUSED.
Durrant VIII Not be Tried for Minnie
Williams Murder.

san Francisco, Dec. 1.-The supreme
court has denied the application of Thee
dore Durrant's attorneys for writ of
mandate to compel Judge Bahrs to pro
coed with the trial on the charge of muir
der for the killing of Minnie Williams.
No opinion was rendered but merely an
order denying the writ. This order ir
no wise affects the appeal of Durtant
from the Judgment from which he an
pealed on his conviction of the murder of
Blanche Lamont
Acting Attorney General Carter has
wired Attorney General Fitzgerald for
orders. It's believed that Fitzgerald viii!
have the supreme court make an order
staying the execution. Then the district
attorney can ask the superior court to fix
again Durrants sentence
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
WILL NOT RETIRE.

Norfolk, Dec. Judge Robert p.
Hughes. of tho United States court for
this district, will not retire from the
bench. When shown n report cmanatnp
froil Washington, stating that be would
resign, helanghingly inquired if one who
wanted to he Il Federal judge circulated
the rumor He authorized denial of the
rnmor, saying that having been on S.the
bench for twenty-four years, he would
like to complete his quarter century The
Judge is Il vigorous man still in mind and
body.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
7777l----
FLYING MACHINE TESTED!
Car On the Pennsylvania Railroad Pro-
PEELED by 1t.

Mount Holly, n. J.. Dec IA dying
machine, brought here by Professor
Langley. of Washington, aud Professor
E!freth Watkins, of New York, has been
attached fnr the last few days to II car on
the Medford branch of the Pennsylvania
railroad tn demonstrate whether or not
the machine can propel car.
There is gasoline engine in the ma
chine, and sufficient power has been OBJ
tanned to drive the car at the rate of six
miles IN hour The power is applied TO
projectors, which are about four feet long.
Inc two professors are of the opinion
chat n machine can be constructed which
Will draw car at the ordinary rate Of
speed Low allowed on railroads.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
ATTACKED WITH AXES.
Constables Who Were Trying to Make an
Arrest Shoot Il Woman

Wilkesbarre, Dec 1.-Constables Will
liam Davis and Daniel Curtis went to n
Hungarian boarding house in Duryea to
arrest Joseph Hantz and George Buson
charged with fighting. The officers were
resisted and when they attempted to
force their way into the house the in
mates attacked them with axes.
Davis received Il blow on the side OF
the head He Immediately pulled his re-
volver and fired into the crowd The
bullet struck Mrs. putak, n sister-in law
OF the proprietor of the boarding house.
The bullet entered her breast. 1t is
not known whether the wound will re-
suit fatally or not. The constabes finally
took their men into custody and brought
them To the Wilkesbarre jail tonight.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
KILLED BY SLOW TORT RE.
An Alabama Father Gradually Shoots a
Negro to Eeath.


Montgomery. Ala, Dec Near Ever
green, this State, VIM. Ellis. farmer.
recently put to death by slow torture
Cook King, colored. who had heen guilty
of improper conduct with Ellis young
daughter.
Men in the neighborhood determined at
first to lynch King, but Mr.. Ellis object
ed, asking them to tie the colored mans
hands aud feet and then leavs him to Il
iather's vengeance. With stout ropes
wrapped around his arms and legs King
was rendered incapable Of resistance.
lie was iIen thrown into wagon ann
Mr.. Ellis lrove oil alone to swamp three
miles distant.
,3Arriving in the swamp he put King to
II slow death by shots delivered in such
parts of The hody as would prolong the
suffering. King cried piteously for bis
termentor to put an end to his pain, buc
it was not until several hours had ELAPSED
that the desperate father killed him by
sending several bullets into II vital spot.
With these parting shots, Ellis left the
scene
When the story got out among the col
ored people they were greatly wrought
up and they nave threatened vengeance.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
a Word About
Sterling Silver
Toilet Articles.

Most OF these are so light in weight
that they break after using three or four
times. Our line is the best ana heaviest
weight made an" prices but slightly
higher than the inferior goods. a small
stock of The lighter weights OH hand.
See comparison. Prices same rs John
son & CO., New York, and Daniel Low
X Co, Salem, Mass.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
FATAL COLLISION

Warsaw, Dec. /. "A terrible railway
accident has occurred here While IL pas
senger train was stationary at the termi-
nus heavy freight train cras he'd into it,,
owing to the error of a pointsman Eleven
persons were killed outright and twenty.
two others We're seriOnsly iniurnd
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
a HUNTER ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

Wampum, Dec. l.-Charles knowIden
and John Galbrath went hunting Gal.
brnith, it is alleged, was sitting on II
fence when his gun fell to the ground
The shock caused il to be discharged and
knowlden, who was sitting on the ground
near by, received II big load of buck shot
in the head He lived but few hours.
No blame is attached to Galblaith
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
NAY LEAD TO ANOTHER sTRIKE
The United Mine Workers to Demand
still HiGher Vines for the Nex1 Ncnr

The United Mine Workers to Demand
Still Higher Wages for the Next Year.
Pittsbnrg, Dec. l.-National President
NJ. ID. Ratchford of the United Mine Work
ers' Union, arrived in Pittshurg to-day To
confer with District President Dolan in
regard to the Joint convention of opera
tors and mi lers to agree on a new scale
OF wages. The present scale, which was
adopted temporarily to settle the last
strike. expires Decent Der 81 President
Ratchford said to-day:
THE convention will be held about the
third week in December, and the miners
Will ask FOR substantial increase over
the rate they are now recei wing. 1t will
be Il straight rate for the entire wear of
ISIS cannot say what we will demand
as that has not been decided upon, but it
will certainly be I'M advance
Operators say The proposition for
another advance will he rejected. This
may lead to another national stI.ke.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
FAMOUS HORSES TO RACE

New York. Dec IA match race was
arranged to-day between Miss Tenny and
Mont Dor The distance is to be two
aud one half furlongs, and the purse 1850
side The race will be run at Pimlico
on Saturday.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
a BIG ORDER.

The lIobtic Piano Company gave Mr..
colby, ofnthe Colby Piano Company,an or
der for ten pianos, half to be shipped to
their Lynchburg house and half TO Roam
ole. This locks like business. The.Times
is glad tn see this old house still prosper
ing
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02

Another big shipmenu of I.owney's
world famous Bon Bons and Chocolates,
% cents per pound, put up in attractive
bOypa nj CatO0nIe
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
CABINET RUMOh.

Washington, Dec. The name of So
licitor General j. *. Richards of Ohio,
is mentioned to day as the probable sue
cess or to McNenna. He is IA close friend
OF the President, but it is said the place
has nc t been offered him.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
THE NEW COMpTROLLER

Washington, Dec. Charles G..
Dawes, the incoming comptroller of the
currency, was at the White House to-day.
nc will remain in Washington perma
nently, IA Mr.. Ecklcs will leave before
the holidays. His appointment will ba
sent to the Senate soon after Congress
meets.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
BULL AND BEAR DEAL.

New ork, Dec. IA seat in the stock
exchange was sold at auction to day by
a ii. Muller a. Son for $1,000 The
names of both buyer and seller have been
kept seclet.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
HIS YOUNG WIFE ILL.

Valley View, Ky. Dec DIR. North
cult to day ordered that no one see the
young wife OF General c. NJ. Clay, who is
seriously i'll at the home of her brother
here
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
TOLL GATES IN DANGER

Frankfort, Ky, Dec. ,,l.-Ano ther raid
OH toll gates is expected soon, and seven
companies of militia are under orders.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02

Examine the Virginia Carriage Facto-
rvs buggies before buyiug. Office No.
400 Henry street
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
AMERICAN JOCKEY ENGAGED.

NMEI{ICAN JUCKEl ENGAGED.
London, Dec. 1.-The st. James Ga.
2ette today announces that Sloan, the
famous American Jockey, has been en-
ga"cd by the Prince of Wales to rite for
him next season
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
ASSIGNMENT I'm WILSON.

Raleigh, n. c., Dec John A. Cor
hett 4 Co.. of Wilson, n. c., assigned to-
day. liabilities, $3.50, OOO assets, SD, 600.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
30 WORE SHOE COMPANY.
IN Cnnih Innan.n,, cA.oo.
NOTED CROOK ARREsTED.

Washington, Dec. III. Rcinhardt, n
well-kncwn crook, was arrested here to.
day charged with using tho mails for the
purpose of def:audihg n number of mer-
chants OF large amounts of merchandise.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
NEW YORk HOTEL SOLD.

New York, Dec Trainers Hotel,
Thirty third street and Sixth avenue, was
to day sold to Harry Johnson for $500,
600.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-02
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Virginia: Fair and warmer;
MOI thWcst winds.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-07

Francisco Epinel por estafa de una carga de
batatas yautfas Pedro Peraza; Eleuterio
Figueroa por portar un carrito que fue robado
don Francisco Prats. Andres Rodriguez Sc
queja de que ell dfa . lie fue sustraido un ca
ballo del paste. Dennnciadas las meretrices
Emilia Rodriguez ta) Militia una tai Pia' pOr
salir la calle horas permitidas.
- Por ell Gobierno General sc ha seiia
lado la Carcel de Ponce, para extinguir con-
dena, II procesados por aquel Juzgado, por
delitos comunes
- Ell telegrama que Sc anuncia la
ampliacion de las reformas en- Puerto Rico, es
motive de diversas interpretaciones. Green
unos que sc implantaran nmediatamente en- es-
ia Isla. otros que implantaran men-
tras Ell estado de la campana no consienta
aplicarlas Cuba. En- que qpedamos? ST
fuese 10 dltino,-decfa anoche un amigo nues-
tro,--podrfa aducirse el cuento aquel del que
Sc cortaba los callos cuando lie dolfan as niue
las. 5Que tiene que yer Puerto Rico Paeffico
con Cuba guerrero? Porque medrnos con
el mismo rasero?
Oh los insaciables!. los insaciablee! ...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-07

LA CORRESPONDENCE, lie are poner usted
en- una edftoisto (soy 20 quen subrayo), pues
s0oetc que soy en- la sla ell refrece7atdnte de las
letras de la Academia de Madrid, evitare
hasta por medios yiolentos que Sc insnlte asf
los qHe aquf curtS5an las letras,.
al copiar ell an6nimo no TOGO en- NADIA, nj
ls construction grammatical, nj su caracteristica
ortogratfa: al lcerlo me die, ibendito sea
Dlos! que NAL Representatives estan las pobres
letras en- Borlnquen; ahora no me extrana que
tan mahrepresentadas est6n otras cosas. Mi
mas que 20, despu6s de leer ell anonimo, lie asom
bro que 20 persistiera en- publican otro articulo
en- La CORRESPONDENCE.
Pero yo le die: no sea listed candido
amigo mfo; este no es tai repressntante nj cosa
que 10 parezca; este uno lie los muohos Quito
tes que hay por esos trigos de Cervantes, que
lncapaces de afrmar que son hombres, Sc
Green neciamente necesarios para tragarse la
humanidad; que ante Ia pobre centa de en-
tldad moral, Green un castillo encantado;
descomunales gigantes en- los repIetos pellejos
del vino de su fatuidad.
70, al contrario de usted, amigo mfo, me
fellcito por esos anonimos; pues afrman en-
La creencla de que mientras hayan vicios de-
fectos bochOrnosOs, es necesario ell cauterio de
La censura; de que esos respingos intormiten
tes, pero palpsbles, son las ampollas que levanta
Ell caustlco, Y de que no plerden en- ell U0c5o
mis- predioas. Resulta para mi ell anonimo, en-
vez de nordaza, de alento; Ell vez de
causa que pruobe mi inutil esfuerzo, es tema
tecundo para escrlbr nuevos proveohosos ar
tfculos.
Mi amigo Sc despidi6 jurando que nunca
escribirfa para el pdbl.co, 20 pas6 la letrina
distraerme con los inocentes anonimos.
JOSE ORIOL MUNOZ.
Frebrero de 1897.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-07

villas: que Ell ell desierto estuvo varios dias sin
conner; que estuvo 4 punto de morir sepultado
por una tormenta de arena, y que los venta.
rrones de las Indias le obhgaron frecuente-
mente dnCdr e,t cat0tY0 pies.
Los ingleses Sc han limitado, EN- punto 4
excentricidades, d inaugurar ell ailo con la cele-
braci6n del centenario de la chistera 60nabo
Hurras 4 John Hetherington inventor del ho-
rrible tubo. Sc ha desenterrado artfculo
del Times (16 de Enero l797) con los detalles
del proceso que Sc sigui6 Hatherngton por
perturbar e, orden pdblico; porque fu6 el case
que al salr q la calle con semelante chlInenea,
SO arremoinaron los transeuntes y hubo ji2que.
taos por yer la novedad. FL tribunal fallo
que c;'t20doso iaeg1<s tento ze'eeho q poneT-
Sc el souo6yeru que lc dier0 la gona; aplaudi-
da la chistera por un miembro de la familia
real ingesa adoptose en- Inglaterra Sc intro
duio en- al Continente.
Paris ha celebraslo excentricidad; pc.
ro exentricdad chic humanitaria. FL doctor
Calot del hoppicio de Berck-sur- -Mer, ha in
ventado el procedimiento de guitar las chepds
los iorobados, demostrandoo EN- una &C.
sion de la Academia de Medicina
<Csmenzo, dijo, por levantar los apodses
de la espina dorsal. Cuatro ayudantes ejercen
de arrba abai o yigorosas tracciones sobre la
columna vertebral, mientras quo Ell clruj jano
hace entrar la protuberancia en- la alineacion.
Entonces Sc acuesta fla al paciente en- un
aparato enyesaQo dentro del cual tiene que pa.
seis mcsee
Como sc We, la cosa es sencillfsima; y la
broma, como parsiense, aguda espiritual.
;lIacer chistes sobre las iorobas. Els el
cOlmO.
II de Encro. LUIS BONAFOUN.
(P>ohbj3o Ia yeproduccidn.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-07
Ell que Sc pica.......

Para ell asunto que me ocupa hoy, debiera
presclndir de La nOta humorfstica, encabezar mi
artfculo con un ap6strofe 4 10 Marat, titularlo
N,ter0n los ttae0nizn;stas!, indicar las multi
Piles trascedentales consecuencias que reporta
esa fatfdica reminiscencia del celebre LiboLo.
reniniscencia que como herencia fatal continua
manifestandose Ell naturalezas d6bles, iugando
su criminal papel en- ell seno de las sociedades
cultas, hiriendo reputaciones respetables, man
chando honras veneradas, perturbando ene-
mlstades sacratfsimas.
Pero, ;acaso de- ia de una broma el an6-
nimo? RS de hombres serios ESQ de enyar 4
decir usted dos tres insolencias sin firma
responsible? sConcibe una cabeza sana Illus
trada, la idea miserable de lamar un an0nimo?
sobre todo, mo Sc anula antes la propia con-
ciencia, un hombre que no tiene bastante vo-
tuntad para feprimir los bestia'es impulses de su
corazon? mo ell anonimo por ST solo una
cobardfa? mo es ell fruto despreciable de un
cerebro estrechfsimo, de un corazon depravado
y de una yoluntad mezquina?
4 Q creo que 81; en- esta creencia he le-
sueto tratar ell case en- broma, porque de otro
modo seffa darle una importancia inmerecida
\ no hay que pensar en- la total desaparicion
del anonimo, mientras alienten hombres- es-vfvoras
y mientras palpiten corazones ruines, nidos de-
testables de bajas pasiones; la humanidad
por ahora no suena con brillantes mirif
cas- regeneraciones de yirtud, fdelidad fra
tern1dad. Contentemonos, pues, no ser de
los pequenos, sigamos observando al mundo
en- desordenada marcha.
Lefa ,yo las aventuras de TelGmaco, esa
hermosa creaci6n F6nelon, que muchos tipos
debfan leer para provecho, cuando toc6 er
la persiana un amigo mfo, -;Que te trae por
aquf? Traigo varios papeles para tt, que
me han dado en- la estaci6n. -Veamos: varios
peri6dicos; dos circnlares (pero ninguna de don
Mendo, "a Dios gracias); dos cartas; no oonozco
la letra de estos sobres: sepamos de quienes son
de quien SON. esta no tiene frma: esta otra
tiene por frma tres iniciaes: L. de A g.: CO.
mo 81 dij6ramos, el hijo de su naotye: Y dice:
xSi vuelve listed publican otro artfculo en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-07
ECOS PENINSULARES

lila llegado Madrid Mr.. Williams, an
tecesor de Mr.. Lee EN- ell consulado general de
los Estados Unidos, en- la Habana. Dfcese que
lie ha llevado allf una mission confidential de Mr..
Olney cerca del ministro yankee Mr.. Taylor y
de nuestro gobierno atrlbuye su viaie
gran importancia.
-Telegratian de Palma de Malorca Ma
drid, one ha sido detenido ell farmac6utico de
aquella capital d. Juan Aufron, por dedicarse
faciltar la desercion al extranjero de solda-
dos que deseaban huir del servicio militar, ha
ciendoles embarcar en- barcos contrabandistas,
que hacen la travesfa entire las Baleares, Fran
Italia. Ell seilor Aufron, cometfa este delito
con ell proposito de .restar hombres al ejercito,
por enemigo del servicio militar forzoso.
Muchas personas de Palma dicen que Aufron,
trabaiaba por cuenta de la Junta filibustera
deNueva York.
- Personas de la intimidad del senior Ca
novas, dicen que este ilustre estadsta, al ser
communicate la nueva intentona yankee de COM
p1ar la isla de Cuba. ha dcho:
-Antes de vender la isla, Espala prefrirfa
perderla Ningun politico espanol, desde los
carlistas Pi Margall, admitirian una propo~
slclon para vender la TERRA en- que tenemos en-
terrada tanta sangre tanto ORC, que repre-
senta nuestras glorias preg6n vivo de
cuanto hizo Espa1a por Ia civilization la hu-
manidad.
lila ulmlt1Qo su cargo Ell ulfecCOf DEL
coneervatorio de Madrid, senor Monasterio.
Indicase para sustituirle al sefor Serrano, au-
tor de la celebrada obra Dona .1uona Ia Loca
Ell Ayuntamiento de Tortosa ha aprobado
Ell proyeoto de construction de Mata-
dero, cuyas obras comenzaran en- cuanto ell Co.
bierno civil de la provincia apruebe ell opor-
tuno expediente.
En- los circulos politicos Sc sigue comen-
mentando la notioia publicada por Ell Ampar-
cio1, acogiendo rumores relatives & la muerte
del princi pc de Bismarck. Ofcialmente no Sc
sabe NADIA de este asunto.
Ha sido, muy leido comentado un ar
ticulo del Diar5o de Nanres0, titulado Los
honabres de las dos caras.
Ell alcalde de Orense ha dictado ban
do, en- virtud del cual los hijos de familia inco-
rregib'es, dedicados d la vagancia, seran some
tidos al trabajo material diario en- las brigadas
de Polcfa urbana, como correction discipline
ria. El bando ha comenzado 4 cumplirse, con
APPLAUSE de los padres de familia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-07
UN RED1M1DO

dudarlo, las autodades de Saint Satur repuestas
plan puesto agentos campa1a por tanto ir
Saint Pryve entregarse en- sns manos
Juan repco con frmeza
Es precise que vaya Mi presencia alf no puede apla-
rs
Naras exclamaron:
Entonces lremos vos! No deiaremos solo.
81 as1 10 deseals, consento ello puedo deia
de r
salio de la casa seguido Guitarra de Magdaena de
ompa de los hos de La Renaude pusieron empeno
acompaharle.
Ell oven de Saint Pryv9 haba partdo elante para anun
clar Marta gel sehor Juan de La para ALA
Despues de una hora de camino peque
ma esco de Juan habfa cngrosado muere
del pats conocan al de Laboise por
dadera veneracon agradecimiento, legaron la cae de
Chandeleur-
-Quedaos aquf, amigos mos-diio Juan los que lie
guian.
penetro en- el jardfn, que OLYMPIA las demas
mueres arrodlaban rezaban
da Tan solo Magdaena Juge de pie agunos
pasos de distancia atreviendoe aproxmars aque
bra haba franqueadO delatora
mas tuerte odlo, evaba que ella habfa deatado
Marta, inormada de la venda haba adeanado
recibe En- cuanto lie vic, pobe mujer ntio empuada
por una uerza desconoclda la evaba supcsne haca
aue de quen habfa concebido la hija que ahora oaba
En- aquel lnsante ell odio de la mue abndonaa habfa
ngudo no paptaba ella que la augusta de la
madre gritando al amado en- otro tiempo:
Il Mi hija muere
Juan sntio que dos agrima dezaban por mellas
dedo los abios hzo comprender que cuaquer pala
bra sera mprudente ndtl que debfa quedar
norado PIegunc senciamene hacer
Marta