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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

NANNf anu NAAAHAHN
II Is one Of the lovellest islands In the
world, few other than officials ana con
diets eyer set foot on lts shores. The
largest prison In the word Is At Port
Blair. Il can accommodate i5. 900 prls-
oners and Is nearly always filled to
OVERLOOKING.
On a "wednesday morning we had
taken the last convict on board al
Garden beach. Calcutta. and we steam
ed down the river Hoogly. And what
strangely mixed cargo II wasi Here
we're Pathans from Delhi rubbing
shoulders with the burly natives OF the
Shan states In Burma Corlnghles from
Southern India looking askance nj
small. wlry Ghoorkas from Nspaul.
delicate-looking Mohammedan women
from Southern Bengal stardlne near
a group OF Thibelan women. whose gi-
gantic proportions were IN strong con.
trast 20 those Of the graceful Bengal
bee-bees. Murderous Manlpurls. Son
that's and Nagas we're chained 10 sleek
and cunning HindoOs. and all seemed
10 be e1wed and utterly wlta1ut hope
We had no sooner anchored han the
prison launch came on. towing tour
great barges astern The male prlr.
onera were escorted into the barges by
bnrly sikh warriors. and. after being
securely fastened by chains 70 tho
ringbolts In the decks Of The boats. n
signal was Given and they were o.,
once taken ashore 10 the receiving
prison. The women couylct8 we're row
"a ashore In the ships liiehnais. some
of them sobhing as n their hearts
were breaking others making no moan
but gazIng back a. the ship with q pa
thetic. ycarnins look upon their faces.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

by virtue Of a verbal agreement en-
tered into between Chairman Mott OF
behalf Of the L. A. W. and President
7. r. Crump for the Union Cielisticai
Me1ieanos. the two organizations vii
work In accord In the future and co.
operate In maintaining the rulings o
each other. The agreement has beer
anticipated for several weeks. but va
not made until last saturday. Upol
the return to this country Of Prcsidsn
Potter In September the agreemsn
will be made In due form and ratlnes
BY the respective organizations. In n,
meantime verbal agreement will hav,
full effect
There was some talk At one tim,
10 the effect that the Mexican uni0t
would recognize the California secea.
sionists and enter into an offensive ant
defensive alliance with them. but 4
this was ever seriously considered q
was efieetually squelched By the eoolei
heads OF the organization. Consider
able correspondence has passed ke
tween the presidents Of the l. A. W
and the Z. C. NJ. and some Of the let
tiers were misearried. resulting In de-
laying the negotiations until this time
Now that they are practically CON
pleted the president Of the Z. c. n
can return to his home with the assur
anoe that his Organization viii Be pro
teeted on this side Of the border. an,
with the expectation 10 DO the same Il
Mexico for the L. A. w.
The result OF the agreement will b
that the Callfornians win have 10 iool
elsewhere for assistance and that n
L. c. NJ. viii have the advantage o
advice and protection from the iargea
cycling organization In The world.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
snlI.r rlr.a q nl.

]. Robertson Smiley. manager Of
female bicycle outfit. which gave race
az Detroit. Cleveland and other citlel
last year. was hauled out Of the rive
az Toledo the other night Ho had ha,
a quarrel with ore Of his fair racers
and after she told him that she did no
care Tor him. he threatened 70 commit
suicide. The bridgo guard says Smllel
walked 10 the middle o. the bridge ant
Jumped IN. Ee then grabbed the piiinl
and hung on until he was hshed out
Dogtle Farnswoflh and Tlllle Andersen
are the stars Of smiley's aggregation
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28


A police patrol tricycle. has been In
vented and built BY a firm Of bicyel,
manufacturers In Ohio. Il IL intsndes
10 take the place Of wagon and horses
In those small cities where expense is
connection With the police Department
is a great consideration. II h said tia
calls can be answered IN much quickei
time than with the horse-drawn patrol
The machine affords seats for two %
lice Ofieers and one prisoner. TIE %
lice officers sit. one In front and one
At the back The prisoner. facing ths
rear. occupies seat between them
with his wrists handcaifed 10 the side
Of the seat and his feet strapped it
stirrups aiixed 20 the rear axle. rhs
steering is done b. the police ofacei
on the front seat. the one on the reai
end being thus left free TO devote HI
attention to the prisoner; while Al III
same time he can Assisi IN furnishing
the motive power. Il has been success
FULLY tired In Dayton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

Frank Skinner. a Cleveland cyeler.
made a wonderful i00-mile record In
that city the other afternoon 90 a quar-.
ter-mile track. He was paced By tan
dems. and the century was completed
In hours 20 minutes and II IS sec
onds. That beats the best previous am
ateur record IN this country, Fifty
miles were covered In 2 hours min.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

The teaching Of science In elcmea.
lary schools Il liable to be attended b
Misunderstanding and complaints An
exchange reports that a teacher IN
New York town received the following
indignant note from the father q ons
Of her pupils; My boy tells ne that
when I trink beer der overcast vrom
NY stummack gets 100 thick Please
b 90 klna and don't interfere IN ny
family ahzifa"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

WORKS WITHOUT A BonBIN.
cacy with which they are paid into TN
loom from the large spools. The ehlel
operator OF the exhibition loom In the
Jersey City machine shop says that q
loom with the self feeding attachment
viii weave 100 yards Of cloth In the
same time that the old loom with the
bohbln would take 10 weave seventy
yards Of cloth, both looms running a,
the same rate Of speed
The attachments perfected are adap.
table TO all fast running looms, whether
weaving SILK. linen. wool. cotton OF
other materials.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

shouli be removed as FAR as possible
from mere political consideration. In
the meantime MI Morrison Is con-
Quoting Nr. Pottesa once in calm Sc
renlty. with apparently no anxiety a.
TO the future. Tie declines to discuss
the subject. 30 Tar as he L. concerned
personally. except to state aat the
leagues best interest Is his Interest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

One OF the conylcts pardoned BY the
governor Of Indiana on the ground tha,
he was 30 IN Of consumption that bis
death was only a question Of a shor,
time ls reported 10 be bicycling daily.
and TO be In better health than for
many years
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
Morrison =, the Helm.

HiLE Isaac d. Pot.
ter IL abroad the
executive AFFAIRS OF
the League Of An
cries an Wheelmen
are under the con
troll OF A. cressy
Morrison. first vice
president Of the or
gani1ailon. When
Mr. Morrison was
$500 o.. "a. Uraa-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

makers who had 3 surplus Of thu nov
eut-of-dats steel variety. Perhaps
American riders wiii rselproeais b.
giving the gear case the confederation
which IL deserves.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
wara. wl,haa. = nssbIn.

T|T|TTNT =" WI
There Is a machine shop In jersey
City where a medium sized loom Is per
forming the remarkable feat OF wcav.
ing cloth without the aid Of the iaml
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

Imagine a family Of children trained
nom their infancy TO such habits Of
promptness. studi0usness. application
and oomprehensiveness. when ordl-
nary girls are IN their rudimentary
classes. Victoria was almost completes
mistress Of several languages besides
her own. She was thoroughly ground
ed In all OF the elementary branches:
FOR. OF course. a princess and q possible
queen must be letter perfect In ordi-
nary matters Of education. Her pen
manship has excited the admiration Of
the world. As musician Il Il said
that she could have commanded lead
Ing position on the operate STAGE. had
she been 90 situated that Il would have
been necessary or desirable. The In
telllgent and paiustAking care Of her
instructors made Il possible % use
very moment Of her existence for some
wise purpose. She had recreations and
pleasures. and enjoyed her early lie
quite az well a. most children. and
probably much more healshfully. AZ her
entire time and conduct were regulated
By those who knew what they we're
about, and. knowing. acted up to thaif
lights.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

"He has broken my hearti" walled
the beautiful girl. There. don't take
on 90" said her friend. In tones Of
pity: ~ might have been your bl.
cycle. Tid.Dlia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
THE LARGEST PRISON
BRITISH PENAL SETTLEMENT
ON ANDAMhN ISLAND.
mihcoEie.' Primitive Race. Men nni
wonsn short. Almost Halriesa. aud
stark Sak1i Weapons Of Wood aud
stone.
Especial Lottery

III n Ntti tttNftF 10
a group Of thicxly
wooded Islands to-
ward the eaat side
Of the Bay Of Ben
gal Port Blair IS
the name Of the
penal settlement on
Chatham island on.
as Il Is now called
tho South Anda-
utaw aud .Ifh.st~a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

The values Of the house property Of
London ls ts.ses.ooo 900. that Of Paris
Niao, o.ooe. that Of New York 81
ass 900 900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

Aiase beast. the poison VINE the
esh ~ the csrth'
""oN NOT " tho good and bad were only
f.. ons % birth
HO he world seems gracious when
H'l ara'nrt the wrong
"on.n's love. ah,af OF grain. NY
ahl song.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

Interesting study ls no more taxing
10 the MAD. II properly conducted.
than are toys and games and other play
occupations. and certainly Il h far less
OF a strain on the vital forces than the
exciting sights and scenes that 20 many
little ones are treated 10. Az matter
Of fact, at least One-half Of the waking
hours Of the average child are wasted
as FAR as any growth q the mind and
intelligence y concosned. and Il Il IN
order for some one to suggest the best
way IN which this cost time can b
turned % account. and the rising gen-
GRAFTON benefited by acquiring a store
q information upon subjects on which
a present they have but the vagpasi
and most shadowy IDEAS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
NOTES OF THE WHEEL
or INTEREST TO DE-
voTEEs or THE BICYCLE.

4 Oreasy Morrison Temporarily - the
Helm Of the l. A. VA Good EE-
eoutivs Omesr-soms New Alliances
--NsS csstsry Record.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

The sons and daughters Of the aver
age American citizen have but a faint
idea Of the rigid discipline that the
children OF royal houses must undergo
There Is scarcely a well-to-do child in
thla land who would not think itself
most cruelty treated were u put
through the course prescribed for and
followed BY the children Of the Ger
man Emperor. and no doubt vietoFla's
education was conducted on equally
strict lines.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

utea and rs seconds. and 70 mile
IN 3 hours - minutes and % IS sec
ouds.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

n Nick Young doesn't keep careful
tab he will gel some Of the clarks n
the League mixed up In the matter o.
averages New York has a pitcher
named Clarke and ars, hasemar
named Clark. baltimore has T, sa.essi
named CLARK. Louisville has lelt hesl
er named CLARKE and Cleveland has 4
pitcher namea clarke-ave Ia ail-Ex
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

There IL no reason why any ordinar-
ny intelligent child should not. Al the
age OF twelve years. be a. far ad-
vanecd a. most children are 81 hfteen
or even eighteen years. The fault lies
In the disposition ~ their time and the
almost purposeless way In which their
education Il conducted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
TEMPERANCE TOPICS.
50 OF INTEREST To THE
N"'l-LloUoR LEAoUER5.
'" versus the Farmsr-tt IL
=" haapeets Dsirimsnt TO tho
''ai'araiist stands In the Path
"a' Of IA. Progress.


/ atili would
thank the Source.
though ull un-
known.
Wherein are born
the joys Of men,
the gifts / cali
mY own
he heart impols the
tonEuu 10 ~ AK
t.nco 10 ny lot
lelonr
wcmnnH love. a
tltal OF grain. a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

The little vicsoria'a education began
with her existence. while Il was By no
means a certainty that che would coms
10 the throne there was more than =
possibility Of such an event. and the
wise and comprehensive course pursued
In her bringing % was adopted IN or
der 10 ~ her for her great RESPONSIBLE.
ltlea In case they came 70 her.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

almost purposeless way In which their
education is conducted.
The majority Of children 90 70 the
public schools and learn all from sim
liar books and In similar ways. The
qulck-witted. bright children catch
Ideas and make what seems like great
advances. The dull ones often strus-
gle along. only half comprehending the
lessons. and never really grasping half
a dozen facts about the thing they are
studying. They grope through their
entire educational career precisely In
this way. II Il safe 70 assert that nine-
tenths Of the children learn their les
sons By rote and reclte them without
any clearly defined understanding Of
what their subject matter Il or the facts
the lessons are intended 70 convey.
IT'S not. therefors, 10 be wondered Il
n learning is merely smatterlng. and.
n some day. there Il a fierce rebellion
IN the mind OF me kruNn-ups because
20 much time was wasted that might
have been hiied with profit and gain.
mental. moral and physical. The ar
gument that children can Be overtaxed
By this means h no argument a. an.
as Il IL well understood that the chill
dren Of royal families are rarely IN.
and the proportion Of deaths In early
life is astonishingly small school
children Who feed on unwholesome
food and are exposed to unsanitary In
nuences cannot stand the high pres
sure OF examining processes 70 which
they are sometimes subjected. bat thls
really means nothing In the general
summing up Of the case.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

Juss nov when the attention ~ tee
entire civilized world is turned upon
England and the interesting events
connected with the slxiieih anniversary
Of the coronation Of Queen Victoria. e
might be interesting to eur people a.
wei az 70 all others 10 study the meth
DDS adopted IN the early training u
this woman who has for 50 many years
controlled the affairs o. the most pop
ular court in the world.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-22
CAPITULO XIII.
EL. AJUsTE

Entonces ell sefor embsjador
consinti6 en- examiuar ell collar
minuciosamente.
nj. Bphmer mostro curiosamen-
te cada una de las pleas realz, IN
do su merito.
En cuanto al coniapto de las
piedrss, dijo Bsausire, qnien
don Manoel acababa de hablar en-
portngues, ell sefior embajador no
tiene NADIA que deoir, pues es sa-
tisfactorio.
Respecto de los diamantes en-
Il mlsmos, es diferente; Su Exec
lencia ha contado diez que estan
IN POGO picados, algo mancha-
dos.
-iOh! exclam6 Behmer.
-Su Excelencia, interrumplo
Beausire, es mas inteligente que
voc en- materia de diamaDtes;
pues los mobiles portugneses
juegan con los diamantes en- ell
Brasil. como iuegau aquf los CHI
quillos con vidrios.
En- efecto. don Manoel puso su
dedo sobre varios diamantes su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-22
COMPANIA ANOhIMA
De La
LUZ ELECTRICA DE PONCE
SECRET

Prdxima la 6poca en- que ha de efec-
tuarse los embarques del material de la
planta electrical, y dar principle los
trabajos de installation de la misma, la
Junta Directiva de esta Companfa, en-
session ordinaria celebrada ell dfa | I del
actual, acordo proceder al cobro del
segundo dividendo de s25 por aceion,
en- ell t6rmino de ocho dfas.
En- eonsecuencia, los senores aecionis-
tas Sc serviran hacerlo Elective al vocal
contador don Juan Cabrer, recoger en-
esta Secretarfa los extractos de inscrip-
cion de sus respectivas acciones, al dor
SO de los cuales Sc hara constar ell pago
de dicho segundo dividendo.
Ponce, Abril 20 de 1897.-El Secre-
tario, u. o. PusoreU. 3-S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-22

cesivamente, { hizo notar con sd
mirable perspicaoia los defectos
imperceptibles que qaizas un CO.
noe or 10 habfa notado en- aque-
IlCs.
Sin embargo, tai como es es-
te collar, dijo B@hmer algo sor-
prendioo de yer en- uu senior tan
elevado un joyero tan inteligente,
es la mas msgnffica reunion de
diamantes que Sc conooe en- este
momento en- toda Europa
-Verdad es, replle6 d n M.
noel, y una SEM saya, ahIdl6
Bsausire:
" bien, sen,r Beh ner, hs
aquf ell hecho: 5. III. IA reina de
Portugal ha dido hshlar del co.
liar, Y ha encargado & Sl Exec
leucia ell negociarlo despu6s de
examinar los diamantes. Los
diamantes agradan 81 Excelen-
cis; len cuanto vendeis este Co
llsT2
-Eu un million seiscientas mil
librss, respondl6 B9hmer.
Beausire repiti6 este guarismo
su embajsdor.
Son cien mil libras mas de 10
que vale, replic6 don Manoel.
-Mousefior, dijo 81 joyero, no
Sc pueden vsluar exactamente las
gananciss en- IN objeto de esta
importancia; pues para componer
IN collar de este m6rito. han sido
necesarias pesquisas Y viajes que
espantarfan quien no los COMO
eiese como 20.
Son Glen mil libras mas de 10
que vale, repiti6 el tenaz Portu-
CUES. q
y para que monseflor os di-
ga ESQ, afiadi6 3eausire, preci-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-22
IN NFORMACIOu DEL DIA
GRECIA Y TURQUIA

Dice Turqufa que las fuerzas que in
vadieron su territorio pertenecen al
ej6rcito griego.
Estos griegos han tornado posiei6n
cerca de xNezeros.S
LA PRIMERA BATALLA
Ocuparon los pasos sMilona1 Y xKir-
ga2 por los turcos para oponerse al
avance de los griegos estos atacaron,
forzaron los pasos derrotando los
turcos.
ePrevesea> poblaci6n situada la en-
trada del golfo de Arta en- Macedonia
ha sido bombardeada y despu6s tomada
al asalto por los griegos.
Ell SULTAN
Ha dirigido una nota al Gobierno
griego otorgando un plazo de ounce
dias para que este abandone ell terrific
rio invadido.
NAL CARIZ
Conferenciando Eden Pacha con los
embajadores de las potencias sc mostro
grosero ofcnsivo al extreme de reti-
rarse todos los embaiadores, dando
cuenta del suceso sus gobiernos res
pectivos.
NOTICIAS DE LA GUERRA
Las fuerzas insurrectas de Cervantes,
Sotolongo Socorro fueron atacadas
por el coronel Aldea, perdiendo los in
surrectos su campameuto y once hom.
bres.
Los cabecillas Fernando Julia Sa-
nabria fueron identiicados.
Dicese que Socorro qued6 gravemen.
te herido.
Fuerzas de Maria Cristina, en- Cayo
Cuerdo batieron la partida de Agui-
lera haciendole seis muertos incluso 3
este cabeciiIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-22

B9hmer, ,pero yo necesito tambien
una soluci6n pronta.
-Pues blsRn>monsef1or; 81 mi
socio accept disminueion, yo
por All part Spto dssde aho-
"a.
-Esta bie6}
De oensiguisnte, oil precio
queda desds este momento fijade
en- IN million quinientas mil IL
bras.
Sea.
No falta mas, dijo Bshmsr,
que Ia ratifoaoi6n d. NJ Bossan-
ge.
-Corriente.
y ks terminos del pago.
.-Rsspecto de ESQ, no tendreis
la menor dificultad, dijo Bssusire.
Como quereis ser pagsdo!
-Si 90 possible al contado.
-yQae llamkis al contado? pre-
gunto Bsnsire.
-,Oh! bien se que nadie tiene
million y medic On metalico dispo-
nible! exclamo Behmer suspiran-
do.
y por otra pafte, senior Beh-
mer, ESQ os embarazarfa d vos
mismo.
Sin embargo, senior secretsrio,
no podre consentir en- no reciblr
diuero contante.
rs muy iasto.
Y Sc volvi6 hacis don MsDosl.
diciendo:
I -sCuanto darfa en- dinero con
tante yuestra Excelencia al seflor
BghmerY
Glen mil libras, dijo el por-
tagus-.
Glen mil libras .. firmar 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-22
GABlNETE De CURAClON
DEL DR., JOAQUIN REDONOO
C0MERCro 39.-PoNCE

NJ \. Ulceraciones del cuello de la
matriz, curada.
L. P. Escoriaciones granulosas, de
idem, idem, en- tratamiento.
J. G. Enfermedad de la m6dula, en-
tratamiento por la distension.
i. T. Catarro pulmonar de vertice,
Ell tratamiento aseptica.
P. c. Paralisis de origen perif6rico,
curada por la electricidad.
La Stills Sc cura en- la clfnica, ga
rantizando la curaci6n. Tratamiento
ell que Sc emplea en- Santiago de Galicia,
modifcado por ell expresado doctor
Redondo.
Consulta gratis para los pobres de
] de la tarde.
Abril 10 ! 897 2m. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-22

Han fallecido dos soldados proceden-
tes de Cuba.
A su llegada al hospital Sc lie admi-
nistraron los auxilios espirituales Sic
tie soldados.
Habana, IL de Abril. l.-Por 81 las
noticias oficiales no precisan bien ell
suceso ocurrido cerca de Baracoa a fl
nes de la semana, trasmito 10 que aquf
Sc sabe publicamente.
La tercera companfa de San Quintfn
sali6 ell lunes tiltimo practicar reco-
nocimientos bajo ell mando de su capi-
tan sefior Ruiz Carmona.
A POGO de haber emprendido la mar
cha sc encontro con fuerzas superlores
del enemigo, entire Punta Bravo y Cal
mito, Ell Ia playa de la Jarimanita.
FL iefe de los rebeides era Baldomero
Acosta, a cuya gente sc habfan undo
fuerzas de otras partidas.
Nuestra pequena partida Sc VIC en-
vueita por los insurrectos, y tuvo que
acogerse a una calera, donde sc defen-
di6 heroicamente despu6s de perder en-
los primeros momentOs su comandan-
te senor Ruiz Carmona 7 hombres
que quedaron muertos, mas un tenlente
Y p de tropa heridos.
Tanto Gstos, como los muertos, 10
fueron por golpes de arma blanca.
FL jefe de la zona que correspondent
dichas fuerzas, es ell celebre Coronel
Cirujeda.
Habi6ndosele pedido explicaciones
acerca del suceso ha contestado que la
distribution fraccionamiento de las
tropas de la Jurisdiction a que Sc debe
este desastre, Sc ha hecho Ell obedien-
cia de 6rdenes superiores.
FL mismo dia tuvimos en- Aguacate
un captain y soldados heridos.
Descon0cense detalles de esta segun-
da operaci6n.
Ambos hechos han impresionado do
l0rosamente la opinion pnblica en- la
Habana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-22

so es que tenga una frme convic-
cion, porque Su Excelencia no
regatea jamas.
Behner pareoio IN POGO inde-
eiso, pues NADIA tranquiliza tanto
4 los comerciantes suspicaces CO.
mo un comprador que regatea.
No me atreverfa, dijo al Ca
bo de un momento de perplegidad
& suscribir una disminuci6n que
hace una diferencia de la ganan-
cia 8 la perdida entire mi socio y
20.
Don Manuel escuch6 Ia traduc-
ci6n de Bsausire y SO levant6.
Bsausire cerro ell estuche Y 10
entreg6 d Behmer.
-Por 10 mismo habIare & M.
Bossange, dijo este 6ltimo. iCon-
siente en- clio Vuestra Exeelencia?
-sQue quereis decir? pregunto
Beausire.
-Quiero decir que Ell sei1or en-
bajador hs ofrecido al parecer IN
million quinientas mil libras por
el collar.
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