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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29
400 MILLIONS.
The Estimated Population of the
Earth

Inc LsllludJeu reputation Ol the
Earth.
One billion, four hundred million of
human beings are living or trying 10 live
to-day in the world. A little more than
half Of these are women. We have about
1900, ,OOOfemale frailues on this planet.
Of these nearly 500 100000 are semi
civilized, about whom little or nothing is
known. OF the remaining 800 000,0OO
at least one.half are suffering more or
less with some chronic ailment peculiar
to their sex. One hundred and fifty
million sick women What an appal-
ling statement. Seven million of these
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bility.
The Pe-ru.na Drug Manufacturing
Company Of Columbus, Ohio, are send
ing for a short time DR.. Hartman's
latest work, written especially for
women, free of charge. This book will
be sent to women only.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29
CAST ADRIFT.
YOUNG MASSILLON MAN FINAL.
LY HEARD FROM.
Sends a Note From the Ocean In a
Bottle aud His Mother and
Friends Believe Him
to BE Dead.

The following letter was received by
Marshal Markell, of Massillon, Saturday,
with an enclosurei
San Francisco, Cal, July 10, 1897
Chief of Police, Msssillon, Ohio: The
enclosed note was picked up on the beach
near the Cliff House, Saturday afternoon,
July H. IL may be Of Importance to G.
q. Der el or friends, whether there or
at Eureks, Cal. Very truly,
j. II. MORRISON, Lima, ohio
TIE note referred to by the writer reads
as fyllows;
Mi1-Ocsan, June 22, 1897
l, the undersigned. cast this aurift so
as to su nmon help. ] lef5 Eureka In
row bolt, got ospsized, and am now
afloat. Please send help. l am forty
miles out.
G. G. OERTEL, Masiill5D, Ohio.
Marshal Marktl hurriedly delivered
the startling letter to Goodhart b. Oertel,
brother of the writer and it was then
taken to Mrs. f. A. Seberg, mother Of
the Oertel boys, living on Chester street,
Msssillon. Mrs. Seberg was nearly pros
tratei with grief over what she thought
to be reliable information. Charles G.
Oertel was blacksmiJh by trade, aged
81 years, and he went west about two
years ago Another son resides in
Nanaiom, British Columbia, and a tele-
gram was sent to him to go to San Fran
cisco at once and inquire into the matter.
The supposed drowned man is we'll
known in Massillon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29

Last summer one Of our grand-child.
rem was sick with severe bowel trou.
ble," says Mrs. Il. q. Gregory, Of Fred.
erickstown, Mo. "Our DOCTORS remedy
had failed. then we tried Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which gave very speedy relief" For sale
by O. N. Nye, Cor. Barnett House; Schla-
bach's Drug Store, 226 N. Market; Il. L.
Jsnson, 200 w. Tuscarawas st.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29
ABOUT 100 CASES
Were Disposed of Rapidly in Com
mon Pleas Court Monday
Morning.

Judge McCarty convened common
pleas court Monday morning. The
trial docket was oalloa and 100 ca es
disposed of. A few decisions of little
Importance were made and some mo-
tioBs heard.
Myron f. Biily and others have com
merced an action against the Hollo way
Paving Brick Company and Mrs. annie
Spiro in Common pleas court. Plaintiff
alleges that Mrs. Spiro is the wife of the
vice president Of the company, and that
she wrongfully got judgment in Cuya-
hoga county against the company Lamed
for 50, ,O7O, and that property of company
has been levied upon and has been orderei
s9ld by sheriff August 2. The plaintiff
alleges conspiracy on the part Of the de-
PENDANTS to defr5ud other creditors of the
company. Nat G. & J. s. Mclean are
counsel for pl intiff.
RAYNOLDS WILL.
The will of Sarah NJ. Reynolds, late
of Canton, was filed for probate Monday.
1t was made and signed on February
10, 1894
The real estate, and all rights and
claims in and to real estate which she
owned at her death is bequethed to heI
four sons, jefferson, Joshua, Frederick
and Albert Reynolds. She also gives tc
each son $4,000 which each, at the time
will was made, owed her. OF the sum
of $4,000 owed her by a relative in
Omaha, $500 goes TO each of her sons
Frederick and Albert Reynolds 500 tC
Jennie Wallace, and 500 each to James
william and May Wallace and 5000 tt
Mary G. Wallace. The remaining $500
goes to william Wallace Pictures ant
clock and other personal property &c
to her four sons equally. Should there
be any thing among these not desired they
are to go to deserving poor. Twelve
grandchildren ara to receive 800 each
The rest and residue of property is to bt
equally divided among the four sons
Joshua 3. Reynolds is named as execu
tor without bond,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29
Try Aliens Foot-Enss.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen and
hot, and get tired easily. If you have
smarting feet or tight shoes, try Aliens
Foot-Esse. 1t cools the feet and makes
walking easy. Cures and prevents swol-
len feet, blisters and callous spots. Re-
lieves corns and bunions OF all pain and
gives rest and comfort Try il today.
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for
26c. Trial package FREE. Address,
Allen $. Olmstead, lie Roy, N Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29
AFTERNOON SESSION.

1t was 1885 before the committee
got together agaio. Chairman Teeters
presented the report. The contest that
was reported from the Seventh ward of
Canton was not presented to the commit
tee and there is, therefore, no contest.
In Paris precinct Mr.. Stimmsl had the
largest nunb'r Of votes at the caucus
and was seated as committeeman from
that precinct. With reference to tho
Massillon contest the committee N en-
represented by Otto f.. Young vera
recommended. An amendment was
offered by John F. Weiss that new
election be held in contested precincts in
Msssillon. Mr., Howells opposed this.
He said, "We DO not care for any more
elections on this question. We accept
the report Of the oOmmitte and thank the
committee, aud if it is accepted by this
committee we will retire with gold
feeling, We have fought the fight, and
apparently have lost, We accept the de-
cision, as I know the gentlemen of the
other side would do the sane. Let us
tile this matter here and now, and let
that end it,"
Mr.. Weiss Withdrew his mott IN and the
question recurred on the adoption of the
committee report. The vote was, For the
adoption, 38; against the adoption, e.
The roll was filed up properly and
then the Oommitte, proceeded to select
a permanent chairman
Mr.. Herman Mertz moved that no
proxies be accepted at this meeting nor
any subsequent meeting of this commit
tee. This had been previously settled
at least so far as the temporary oragDiza-
tion was concerned. Nominations were
then in order.
John F. Weiss placed in nomintion W.
y. Piero, of Canton.
Jesse Testers named Frank Ewing,
of Alliance.
Squire j. S. Hudson named Squire ].
H. Reigner.
Tie nominations were then closed,
and as the names Of committeeman were
then called they stepped forward and
deposited their ballots in hat presided
over by Louis Thorn and j. T. Beuchst.
The vote stood Ewing 86, Piero IL,
Relgner 20. On motion of Mr.. ReigneI
the elsction was made unanimous.
Chairman Ewing was esorted TO the
chair He made neat speech, pleading
earnest work In behalf of Democracy and
Democratic success.
Nominations for sscretery were then in
order. Otto Eckhardt named Herman
IL. Mertz, Of Canton. 7. W. Morgan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29
Licensed to Marry.

The following persons have been
licensed to marry:
Clarence B. Blythe and Florence Lewis,
Canton.
Thomas f. Holt and Annie Z. Hershey,
Canton.
Howard Lichtenwalter and Lula +.
NJ yeTs, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29
MASS CONVENTION.

A difference of opinion existed among
committeeman as to the authority of the
committee selectel at the county convep-
tion TO appoint delegates 1t being con-
tended that the committee had no power
to proceed further than selecting the
time and place ana assisting TO fix the
spportionment. 1t was decided by vote
Of 2s to 10 that a convention be held in
Canton Wednesday at ten O'Clock for the
purpose Of selecting senatorial delegates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29
Macksy-M y-MeckeI.

Mr.. George Mackey, Of Barberton, and
Miss Pearl Nickel, of New Berlin, were
married in this city on Saturday after
moon. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. K. p, Herbruok at the residence Of
tie groom's parents, 524 South Cherry
STREET. The couple have gone to Barber
ton to reside.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29

Vim, vigor and victory:-these.are the
characteristics of De Wits Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for consti-
patton, biliousness and gll stomach and
liver troubles. r. p. Bhanafelt u Co.,,
q N. Rye, Fishers Drug Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29
Teachers Examinations.

The Board of Examiners Of Stark county will
meet at Canton for the examination of applicants
for Teachers Certificates, on the FIRST Satur-
day of each Of the following months
September and December, 1896.
January, February, March, April, May and
June 1897; also, on the THIRD Saturday OF
March and on the FOURTH Saturday Of August.
1897.
Examination Of pupils under tho Boxwell Law
at Canton, on the THIRD Saturday Of April and
on the THIRD Saturday of MAY, 1897.
Ali work must be done with pen and ink.
denominations viii be held In the Central High
JOHN ELLIS, Pros,
Maesillop, o.,
JOHN M. SARyER.
Canton. o.,
]. A. SYLER, Cleyk.
New Berlin. o..
ExAhNERa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29
MIR. FRANK Ewing
Is CHAIRMAN OF THE DEMOCRAT
IC CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
A Mass Convention to BE Called For
Next wednesday to Select Dele
gates to the Senatorial Con-
vention- Proceedings.

A particularly interesting meeting of
the county central committee was held
at BNst's hall Saturday. There were sew
eral candidates for chairman and gem
eral interest In the proceedings caused
large attendance
Chairman John NJ. Myers, Of the old
committee, called the meeting TO order
at :s5. Secretary Lilly took his place
and business opened at once. Chairman
Myers said that the committee had met
to effect an organization and to represent
the Democrats "You are bere,," said
he, lin the interest Of no candidate, but
to effect an organization which will be
credit to the party and will do effective
work against the common enemy. The
old chairman will preside until organiza-
tion is Effected -
The chair then called for nomination
| for chairman of the committee.
W. J. Piero moved that Dr. r. G. Will
lilms, of Alliance, he temporary chair
man of the meetiDg. Mr.. Myers stated
that the motion was out Of order, as the
ohsir had already decided that the old
chairman would preside. J. W. Pontius
slso took exception to the chairs ruling,
and W. y. Piero made formal appeal
from the decision Of the chair. The roll
was called on the appeal.
TIE first contest came when f. S.
Howells and Hon. Tobias Schott each pre-
eented the proxy Of John Yengling, of
Massillou precinct, Perry township. The
proxy presented by Mr.. Schott expressly
retracte1 the proxy pres 3nted by Mr. How
ellis, aud so far as this question was
concerned the chair ruled that the proxy
presented by Mr.. SOhott prevailed
Then came the other contests in Mas
slllou, the chair sustaining the commit
tee that appeared on his list, and what
was known at the tune of the county con
ventiOn as the commit elected by the
Massillon people who were headed by
f. 5. Howells. The c)ntesting commit
tae. championed by Otto Il. Young, ESQ,
we're not permitted TO vote by the chair.
The vote then proceeded and stood 81
in favor of sustaining the chair and 81
against it. W. J. Piero's motion to
elect Dr. r. g. Williams as temporary
chairman was then put and DR.. Will
liaus was elected unanimously. John
NJ, Myers stepped down, after introduc-
ing Mr.. Williams.
The temporary chairman commenced
business at once, after thanKing the COM
mi5tee. Mr.. Lilly was chosen temp1r-
ary secretary unanimously.
On motion of j W. Pontius the chair
was authorized to appoint committee
on credentials.
The roll was He'd and contosts nUtsu.
There was oue contest reported from
Paris precinct, Paris township, Mr..
Stimmell cIntesting the seat certified
for Mr.. Summers. A contest was also
reported from precinct a Of the 7th ward.
F. j. Benskin oontesei the seat Of
Samuel Burgert,
The credentials committee was ap-
pointed as follows; Jesse Teeters, A. b.
Sherrick, J. W. Pontius, Joseph Berg,
Thonas Hopes,
The committee retired to lear contests
and the session took recess until 12
! o clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-29

named W. J. Evans, of New Berlin. The
vote stood: Mertz 81, Evans A,
During this vote Mr.. Lilly, temporary
secretary, was obliged to retire from the
meeting and Charles r. Frazer assumed
his seat. Secretary Evans took the
chair after the ballot, the election being
made unanimous on motion of Mr..
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| ierrocarril para saludar al seIor Muhoz Rivera
su paso por allf Una comisl6n del comit6
compuesta de Felix Perez, don Jose Cestero
! don Manuel Fernandez, don JoA6 q. Palaeo
don Francisco Cestero don Miguel Rivera
| aae como una representation de los artesanos,
& cuyo frente iban don Ililario Savilla, don
Domingo Blanco don Jose Niche tambitn
concurreron la estacidn.
-. Escriben de la lIabana que los
pesimistas de aquela cIudad dudan de la since
ridad del plan autonomico que va i implan.
tsrse en- aquela isla
~ A ultima hora hemos sabido que ano
che tuvo lugar en- Bayamon una importante
reunion de los liberales con ell fin de prcparar
la reception que han de hacer al sefor Muiloz
Rivera, Ell dfa del meeting en- Arecibo. Opor-
tunamente recibiremos detales de los acuerdos
tomados. En- el acto fueron preaentadas buen
numero de importantes adhesiones procedentes
del grupo historico. Parece que va esparc6n.
dose ell convencimiento de la conveniencia que
reporta al pals la polftics del partdo liberal. -
POGO i POGO sc va lejos.
-. La junta directiva de la sociedad de
socorros mltuos <La Recompensadora,, en-
session celebrada 10 noche del dfa 23 del actual,
acordo reunir Ia junta general ordinaria el
del mes de Diciembre pr6ximo, la una de la
tarde, cuyo acto tendra ugar en- Ia casa mime
ro 66 (altos) de la Gale del Sol, como asf mismo
acordo verifcar las elccciones ell del msmo
mes las doce del dfa.
~ Procedente de "a l1abana entr6 esta
mahsna en- nuestro puerto, dc viaje para Ia
Peninsula, Ell vapor correo <Alfonao Nib.
~. Dice un telegrama dc Madrid Ia
llabana que ell ayuntamiento de barcelona obse'
qui6 al general Weyler con un banquete.
~. Manana domingo,a las dos de la tarde,
tendra lugar en- Puerta de TERRA, ell desaffo de
practica Basse Ball, entire los clubs Almen'
dares Borinquen. Sc proponen dichos clubs,
que ell desaffo sea muy rcIido. Para dicho
acto, se crcnta con la asistencia de los aicio'
nados.
~ Las personals que qu!eran emplear bien
su dinero, que 10 gasten en- GEL Capricho"
comprando camisetas francesas, medias cal
cetines No hay nade que sc ocupe tan espe
clalmente de este ramo.
~ Aver solo faltaban por constituir CO.
mite liberal autonomists, entire todos los pue
bios de la isla, los de Coamo, Rincdn Aguads.
~ Hay muoha animation para la venta
por aociones gratis de un piano en- el PARIS
BAZAAR. De todaa parties de la isla Sc estan
recibiendo pedidos. Los pesos que vale la
acc6n Sc devuelyen en- mdsioa escrita, mas
tres danzas de faps, lajosamente litogra6adas
en- Paris. Solo entrarAn en- juego 200 acciones
y en- estos dfas empezaremos 4 publican la
lsta dc acconstas. Els regio regalo de pas
cuas que hace e PARIS BAZAR.
w. Dice ola Peque6s Antillas, peri6dico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-04

32-lb
ortodoxo de Ponce, que i la reception del Sc
nor Munoz Rivera en- aqueHa ciudad, solo ass-
tieron varios coches, algunos vacios, unos
cuantos chiqnillos desarrapados que daban vivas
al jefc del partido fusionista.
W. lIa renunciado De su cargo cl alcalde
de Barranquitas
~. DE Ciales escriben al <El Buscapie, 10
siguiente: ella muerto en- cl deposito municipal
de este pueblo, en- medic dc Ia mayor miseria,
desnudo y sin que sc lie prestaran los suxilios
espirituales por no encontrarse aquf el senior
cura, el indivduo (demente) Mariana Lugo, del
pueblo de Lajas. Aquf no hay epfermerfa nj
coca que Sc parezcs, ell 9s por 100 de los en-
fermos que entran dicho dep5sito, mueren
por abandono, tirados en- ell suelo, sin mas al
mohada que las tablas, y Sin mas flsas saba.
mas que un pedazo de toldo q. alguna alma ca.
ritativa lie llcva,
-. DE lIato-grande: ese prepara una
gran manifestation del partido liberal. 'Aqaf,
donde no germina la semilla de la disoordia y
donde tiene tantos admirsdores ell sefor Muiloz
Rivera, sera un acto grandioso, dgno de aquel
i quien sc trbuta,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-04
ULTIMA H0RA
AL entrar en- prensa LA CORRESPONDENTS
recibimos los aiguientes despachos:

Al entrar en- prensa LA CORRESPONDENCE,
recibimos los aiguientes despachos:
Vega-bajs, 1853 m. mafana.
A las dez y media lego Bayam6n Ell
tren conduciendo al sehor Munoz Rivers. En-
la estacidn le esperaban ell comite liberal uu
meroso pueblo.
Ell sehor Fernan lez Mascara salud6 al
ilustre viajero, pronunciando un correctfsimo
djscurso. ri enthusiastic liberal tuvo conceptos
muy hermosos. Dijo que Munoz Rivera en- la
adversidad desde las columnas de ola De-
mocracia," fu6 poderoso bsluarte del pueblo
contra la tiranfa. Hoy sera su mas denodado
defensor.
Uno de los artesanos presentes dio vivas d
Espa1a, q Munoz Rivera la autonomfa
Despues circul6 una hoja tirma1a por los arte'
sanos iiberales, reproduciendo ell telegrama de
Munoz Rivera los artesanos de Ponce.
A las III llegamos Vega baja, donde es'
peraba reunido en- Ia estaci6n el comit6 liberal
acompaiado de un gentfo immense, que saudo
ansicso oil tren. Ofreci6se al seTor Mu1oz Ri
vera acompa1antes un refrigerio que acepta-
ron, departienlo carinosamente con los amigos
algunos minutos.
Al partir cl tren SO dieron viyaa i EspaTa,
4 la automfs Mu1oz Rivera, con entusias
mo delirante. Ell Corresponsal.
<Barceloneta, 40 m. tarde.
POGO despuGs de las dooe legamos 4 Ma
natl. AL detenerse el tren oy6ronse estrucndo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-04
RICos Y poBRRs
UNICO EN- SU CHASE
Nargayie1a y Compaata.
A San Francisco "A.

C6mica en- consecuenca prohbmos al dcho senior Escou
bere visitarla nj fecuentara poryenir etc. etc,
Estabamos separados.
;separados para siempre!
FL asunto haba sdo evado paso de carga
Pero no podia volver casarse en- seguida.
llabia que esperar plazo de nueve meses.
Escoubere gnin6 un ojo dio la mujer del rintor
-sComprerdeis mi buena selora krug?
ST. ella comprcaiia muy ben.
Cuando puede entender 10 meior es recobrar
cada uno bertad-dijo ella.
Ell gasc6n miro su amigo
ESQ es 10 que ha dicho sempre ossois. Precise
que sea verdal, cuando todo el mundo 10 dice
Teresa miro al corsta nquietud pensando que eaba
ejos de medtar 10 que decia
Brosos que comprenda las dudas de joven, la anzabs
de cuando cuanlo mira la, que signifcaba:
Tenes rssdn. Isl quiere aparecer alegre miente!
La muler del pintor al contrar!o alegraba del camo
que al parecer, haba verifcsdo antique vecino.
En- fin, lestais decidido volver casaros?
ST, sehora, 81.
-Ilaces perectamente bien Un hombre puele viy
solo. =; Y con quien casais?
Con una yuda joven una mujereta que tampoco ha
endo suee Sc haba casado violin de OPERA mny
loven de mucho taento buen muchacho Fran muy eces
DE prono lie staca pumona tres das desaparece.
Fila quedaba sin NADIA. Era precise vvr. Tene buena
voz ben la msca: enro Ia Opera Conca Es
companera. Brossos lie gusa. Me ha dicho sCasate
ella No endras por que aepentiIte Yo hago todo
10 que quiere que haga, He consentido alu me te-
nes "a comprometldo.
-Es muer excelente-deear6 el bsjo-Demuestra su
boda1 proponerse emprender curac6n de enfermo
t Es encsntadoIa 81 no la queres enes que
decirlo.
No. ne. -dijo yvamente ell gasc6n-Lo eonvendo,
veniio Nos casaremos pero precise esperar.
-sQus es 10 que esperas!
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EOS burras vivas Muhoz Rivera. En- la cs-
tacon sus alrededores hay mas dc 500 perso
mas. Una buena orquesta nos recibe i los dull
ces acordes dc la immortal <Borinquen,. El
ioven Ramirez, psriente del presidente del CO.
mite local, pronuncia un viril diacnrso. En- la
misma estaci6n, Sc sirve un espl6ndido hnch y
al tomarse el champagne habla MuHoz Rivera,
conssgrando car1oso recuerdo al malogrado
poeta manatielo francisco Alvarez. Grandes
ap!ausos interrumpcn al orador al habar del
propdsito que ANNA al partido liberal, dc
defender los derechos dc todos. La orquesta
cjecuta selectas pezas durante ol lunch. AL
despedrse el trcn, los vitores atruenan el espa-
clio.
Ahora llegamos i Earceloneta Acude
mucha genie 4 Ia estacion. Coresponsal, {,
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EStd .o q Y::,.uiddora AutOnomIa

Qaescs Princes. Msntecados dc Astorgs Legi
timos, Quesos Roqaefort por libras, Marion
Glsco, Pan de lIigos, Aceitunas Negras Ell
Cniletes, Anchoas en- Barrilitos dc 100, Maza.
pan de Toledo, Turrones Menbrillo, Msntequi.
LA en- frascos francesa, Orcjones de Melocoton,
Caramelos de Cafe y l4ech", Morcllss Gu man.
teca, Salchichon de Vich, Azafran de la Mancha
Castaas, Salchichon Aleman, Vinos de Roja
Alta Sagasta, en- ell colmalo de Cerecedo
Hnos c.
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VA R | E D 4 D ES.

lillian HiIv2 SAN JUSTO NUNlERO ls
'u''' o'''u Dep6sito de Maeuinas de coser.
,ComPr'' Ventay y Alquiler Sc dan d plazos
10 mlsno Las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible la misma maquina anzaderas v
agu]as de todas clases para las msmas fninii-
dad de accessories dffciles de enumcrar, AIDE.
mas Sc compran venden muebles usados. San
Juan Puerto-Rico. (3I d. on
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BsL1orEcA DE 'LACoRREspoNDxNc1A DE rUskroRco' 2o5

BIBLIOTECA DE 'LACoRREsPoNDENCIA DE PUEkToRCo 205
Dice que asi pasean los caballos -. Es peesto
Es muy buera...
u Estai' muy bien su casa?
--Muy bien
-Estuda la pintura-odijo la senora krug; mi mado
dara lscci5n cada dos das.
;Con permiso de la duquesa?
-Sf-dijo Teresa; dice que ESQ la distrae
-:Y ellis quien paga?
Sc ha empeGado en- clio.
II Esa duquesa tesoro!
-;Y vos:-pregnnt6 Teresa al gascdn, el tono
que hnbera preguntado por a!ud enfermo Gin
trems,
-Oh' yo-dio Escoubere sirc satsfecho-no mareho
NAL vsis La ha perdido poco pero cupa
de este snima de Brossos que aqui ves
-Gracias-djo e bajo sonrendo.
ST. Fguraos que me ha echado perder e estdnago.
Too los diss de Dos sva bodeg6n que 20 rusdo
soporar. Ell come estuviera el restaurant mas
aseado 20 hago que companarle
aburra =. .Pcro aunque delgado encuentro ben.
-iEn que os ocupais?
Como sempre.
IS. -ssss'i' e" la Opera c'"is''
-; Habeis asccnido?
I'm poeo
~ Ell soraz5n-preguht6 la seGora krug-esti eursio:
Ell gasc0n Sc encogi6 de hombros
"A f mia. ST. querils senora krug .Completamente
curado Jamas husera ereido que hnbefa pa.aio tan
pronto.
-:Y Ia boda?
;Ah sYa 10 sabes:
-Apuesto que tamben Is seTora Guinad quen 10
la contado Repie odo 10 que
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