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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
sPANIARDs ON VERGE OF MUr1NY
They Refuse to Go to Spain Until
They Arc Paid OF.

Washington, Nov. 19.-The Eighth Reg
iment of Cavalry which to-day left for
Cuba, will be the American garrison at
Puerto Principe and Nuevitas.
In this connection an interesting bit of
information has reached the war depart
ment. Arrangements have been made by
the Spanish authorities to send back to
Spain the Spanish troops, numbering $500
men, upon the arrival of the American
garrison. 1t was expected that they would
sail next Tuesday or Wednesday, but an
expected obstacle has arisen among the
men themselves. They are on the verge
CT mutiny, openly declaring that they will
not return 10 Spain until they have re-
celved their pay, now far in arrears, for
service in Cuba. The mutiny extends not
alcne to the enlisted men, but to their of
ficers, and is directed against the execu-
tive officials of the Madrid government
on the island. Some of the men have not
been paid for nearly year, and to all
of them several months of pay is due.
The situation has created no particular
concern in the minds Of the American
authorities, as it is not likely to seriously
affect the control of that portion of the
island by the American forces; but il Is
realized that these $500 soldiers, If they
should persist in their refusal to return
to Spain, might become dependents whom
it would be difficult to care for, and, ul-
timately perhaps, a menace to good gov
ernment on the island.
The Spanish authorities express no fear
of their ability TO solve the problem pre-
sented, but how they will solve 1t, IL the
men, backed by their officers, absolutely
refuse to return home without their pay,
Is not clear.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
TARIFF MUST NE CHANGED.
Senator Hanna Says the Present Law
Doesn't Raise Enough Revenue.

Doesn't Raise Enough Revenue.
Cleveland. o., Nov. 1s.-In an interview
tonight Senator Hanna said the tariff
would have to be revised to meet existing
conditions.
The war revenue measure" he said,
must be revised, but we will keep many
of the original features OF the law. simply
because it is now necessary. Under the
old tariff law we are not getting very
much revenue. because we are exporting
instead of importing, and something must
be done TO meet these new conditions. We
must have a new revenue measure. So
far as l am concerned / favor putting a
duty on tea and coffee. The revenues for
the support of the government must be
raised in some way, and the indirect Is the
best way, according to my idea. When
the people do not realize that they are
paying a tax there is no complaint. Still
Il will be necessary TO retain some of the
features of the war revenue measure. The
tax Is now on the people and, in some
instances, IL Is the proper method OF tax
atiOn."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
cuBAN's COMMISSION AT HAVANA
They VIII Sail Wednesday for the
United States.

Havana, Nov. 13.-The five members of
the special commission appointed by the
Cuban assembly at Santa Cruz del Sur
last Thursday night, to go to Washington
to present to President Mckinley the wish
es of the assembly, arrived to-day.
The commission, which consists of Gen.
Calixto Garcia. it's president Manuel San
gully, Jose Miguel Gomez. Antonio Con
zales Lanuza, and Jose Ramon Villaion,
its secretary, will leave for the United
States on Wednesday by the Plant line
steamer. tsF
There has been no exchange of notes be-
tween the evacuaton commissions to-day.
The order OF The city is maintained and
the patrol by Spanish regulars continue.
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REALISM ENTIRELY TOO REAL.

hn Actor wounds bliss Media Nor
rison at ST. Louis.
St. Louis, Mo-, Nov. BAT the Gen.
tury' theater, in the course Of the presen-
tatlon of Il Paglacci" Tenor francesca
Collenz carried out a finale in one of the
acts by bit of realism that was not on
the programme. With unwonted ardor
Mr.. collenz wounded Miss Media Morri-
son, the prima donna. in the arm with
a dagger Blood spurted forth from
wound in the left forearm, the actress
tainted, and the curtain was rung down.
Manager Levering called for a physician
from the audience. DIR. Thompson re-
sponded, and speedily revived Miss Nor
rison, who was forced to retire 10 her
hotel. The wound IS not serious.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
MARcHAND's RETREArING MARCH
VIII Withdraw to sObaI, Thence
Overland TO JibutiI.

Cairo Egypt. Nov. 1S.-Maj. Marchand,
commander of the French expedition at
Fashoda. started to-day for that point
with Capt. Baratier, who carried Mar
chands report to Paris and brought the
reply Of the French government.
an their arrival al Fashoda, the expe-
dition will Immediately retire. by way of
Sobal. southwest of Fashoda, al the juno
tion of the Sobal river and the White Nile
from which point they will move overland
to JibutD. The French post in the Eesa
district on the west coast Of the Gulf
of Aden
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LORD MIMIC AT MONTREAL.
His Disembarkment Hindered by the
Illness Of His Son.

IIIETC5S VI EEIS SUU.
Montreal, Nov. 13.-The new governor
general of Canada, Lord Mimic, his fam
lily and suite, arrived here this afternoon
on board the steamship Scotsman. The
vice regal party did not disembark This
was due to the illness of Lord Minto's
son, Viscount Melgund.
Great reticence is displayed as to the
young mans illness. The aide-de-camp
says that il is merely a slight attack Of
bronchitis but some of the passengers on
the Scotsman state that Viscount Melgund
is suffering from an attack of typhoid
fever. 1t is said that the vice regal party
will not leave for ottawa until Tuesday
The last order in council which Lord
Aberdeen signed was one granting $4,000
to the West Indies as a contribution ow-
ing TO the recent storm there
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No Power VIII Hinder.

London, Nov 1.-THE Times in an edi-
torial this morning on the Hispano-Amer-
lcan situation, repeats its conviction that
no Power will attempt to hinder the
transfer of the Philippines" adding that
their loss cannot be great to Spain, who
mad practically lost the entire Archipelago
before the United States interfered.''
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
INDIANA MOB BEATS A NEGRO.

He Was 81 COIored Democratic stump
Speaker of Seymour.
Seymour Ind, Nov. 1S.-To-nght a
masked and armed mob took out Of Jail
John Baird, colored Democratic stump
speaker who had been imprisoned on the
charge OF obtaining money by false pre-
lenses. Once outside the mob beat him
with sticks, pounded him over the head
with reviewers and ordered him to leave
the town at once. Instead Of obeying the
order he went to the prosecuting attorney
and sheriff for protection. Half An hour
later ne accompanied the sheriff and posse
in search for members OF the mob. 1t Is
not known whether or not the assault
upon him was inspired by political spite.
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French warship Constructiou.

London, Nov. 14-The Daily Mail says
this morning that the French naval con-
struction programme for 1893 includes two
battleships Of 1850 tons each, with very
powerful armament and protection; two
cruisers OF 1900 tons each, two large tor
pedo boat destroyers and eleven torpedo
boats.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
AFRo-AMERICAN MEETINGS.
Negroes to Discuss the Race Riots mt
Cooper Union.

Negroes to DISCUSS Tue huce Nhoss ~
Cooper Union.
New York, Nov. 19.--concerning the race
riots in North and South Carolina, I.
Thomas Fortune said to-day that meet
ing of colored citizens and others would
be held in Cooper Union on next Thurs
day evening. and that T.. d. Bassett, ex-
United States minister to Hayti, win pre-
side. All the pastors of Afro-Ameriean
churches in New York Will take part
Many prominent white citizens have been
invited to attend the meeting, which will
be strictly non-partisan.
IL Is also expected that meetings will
be held on the same evening in Boston,
Philadelphia, Washington and Chicago
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Nod Govcrnor of MnItn.

London, Nov. 14.-The Malta correspond
ent of the Daily Mail says 1t is reported
there that Sir Francis Wallace Grenfell
inspector general of auxiliary forces and
in supreme command of the operations
conducted by the sirdar. Gen. Lord Kitch-
ener. for the re-oonquest of the Egyptian
provinces in the Soudan Will be the next
governor of Malta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
Rios Rcports ReheIIion.

Madrid, Nov. 1S.-The government has
received dispatch from Gen. Rios, COVER
nor of The Visayas island, reporting the
rebellion in the island of Negros, and an
nouncing the departure from Iloilo of the
mail steamer Munos with a number of
invalded men whose repatriation has been
authorized by the Americans.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14

eehor Montero Rios, president of the Span
,sn peace commission at Paris, and that
Mondays conference may be the last or
the last but one unless the American
commissioners moderate their claim"
According to the Imparcial, a member
oI the cabinet has virtually declared as
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
BoNDHoLDERs NOW APPEAL.
Their Fate Left TO spnin's Good
Faith and Uncle SANS Equity.

Paris, Nov BAT general meeting Of
French holders of Cuban bonds held here
Yesterday, a resolution was adopted to ap-
neal to the good faith Of Spain and the
snirit of equity of the United States" to
settle the question Of their rights as cred
itors. 'in conformity with the ru.es of JUS
tice and law"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
kLoNDIKE WOMAN DROWNED.


Seattle, Wash, Nov. 13.-The steamer
wolcott. from Copper river, Alaska.
brings news of the drowning Of young
Tankerson I'm Controller bay Oct. 5. They
were rowing from the mouth Of the Chill
kat river to Kayak Island ana their boat
capsized. The body Of the woman was
recovered. On il was found $il4000. She
formerly lived In Minneapolis. With her
sister she ran dance hall In Controller
Hay.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
DEATH OF COL. GILLIEs.
He Was Assistant Quartcrmnster
General of the Army.

New York, Nov. 1S.-Col. James Gillies,
assistant quartermaster general, United
States army, died suddenly to-day at Gov
ernor's Island.
He was born on July s, 1s40 and received
his appointment from Washington without
having gone through the military acade-
my He served through the late war and
was several times brevetted for gallant
and meritorous conduct and was once
taken prisoner. Since the war he has
served In the quartermaster's department
at various places
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Lors Excee.l. sloo. 600.

Baker City, o., Nov. 1s-Fire which
started in the Elkhorn Hotel. at Canon
city. Grant county, destroyed the entire
business portion Of the town. and num-
Der Of residences. The loss Will exceed
S1Oo OCO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
CAPT. PEYToN RANDOLPH DEAD.
was a Member of the Famous RAN
doIph Family of Virginia.

Lexington, KY, Nov 13.-capt. Peyton
Randolph, one Of the most prominent Of
iieers Of the Seventh Volunteer Infantry.
immunes. died to-day at ST. Joseph's Hos
pital In this city of typhoid fever He was
25 years Of age and commanded Company
x. He came from the famous Old RAN
dolph family of Virginia and Is a grad
uate Of the Virginia Military Institute.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14

Kansas City. No, Nov. 1s.-Edward
Zola. a resident Of this city and a cousin
OF Emile Zola, the champion Of Dreyfus,
says that the report that the French nu-
thor is coming TO this country shortly is
.antrue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
TROOPS COMING To GEORGIA.
Twelfth New York Leaves Lexington
for Americas.

Lexington, KY. Nov. 13-The Twelfth
New York Regiment left to-day for Amer
icus Ca. where the new camp of the
Second Brigade, Second Division. is To-
Gated. The Third Mississippi leaves to-
morrow for the South. and then there will
be no regiment left at Camp Hamilton
proper. The two negro regiments have
their camp seven miles from the encamp-
ment of the white troops.
The Tenth Immunes also go tomorrow
and the Seventh Immunes on Tuesday
on the latter date Gen. Sanger breaks up
division headquarters, and with his staff
leaves for Macon Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
BIDS IN THE PROPERTY.
Union Pacific Receivers Take the
Spokane Union Depot.

Spokane Union Depot.
SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. 1S.--zerah Snow
of Portland, representing Receivers Mink
and Wilton Of the Union Pacific. has BID
in the union depot property here for $685.
O00 being the minimum bid provided by
the order of sale. The sale was suade by
Master in Chancery Wakefield, under a
decree Of Federal Judge Hanford, In the
suit of the American Loan and Trust
Company, TO satisfy $4,000 bonded debt
The property consists OF the depot, 100
COrnotlYes.
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of No Political Importance.

Madrid, Nov. 13.-The Madrid papers to-
day declare that the expected visit of EN-
peror William is a matter of no politi-
cal importance, and that the German am:
bassadors visit to Berlin is in no way
connected with it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
DouI,Ic Mhrdcr and suicide,

Placerville, Cal. Nov. 1S.-Yesterday
evening near Shingles Springs, this coun-
", Jack Nickels shot and killed his wife
and his mother-n-iaw, with a rife, and
then killed himself.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
SON OF BRIGHAM YOUNG sure.
John W. Young Left Salt Lake City
About Eight Years Ago.

SAT- Lake, Utah Nov. l8.-The young
nan mentioned in the Paris dispatch of
this date in connection with the Philip
hne Islands question is undoubtedly John
W. Young, the well-known promoter and
Contractor. He built the Utah Central
Ahlroad from this city to Park City,
ian, and was prominent in many other
ian enterprises He is a son Of Brig
am Young and left this city for Europe
soont eight years ago, since which time
'1t little is known here of his movements.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
-Four business Blocks burned.

Bloomville, o.. Nov. 13.-Fire burned four
business blocks TO the ground to-day. with
iose ~ s77eeo Il is thought to be OF
'acendiary origin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14

"Barklses wllln'." President Mckinney
should have no difficulty in disposing of
the English mission, with satisfaction 10
all Immediately concerned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-14
III HUNG CHANG sHELVED.

sent to shan Tung to Dam In the
Yellow River.
Pekin, Nov. 13.-Li Hung Chang has been
ordered to proceed to Tsi Nan. capital of
the province of Shan Tung, to concert
measures with the viceroy Of Shan Tung
to prevent future inundations of the Yel-
low river OHoang HOO This appointment
is regarded as virtually shelving Prince Ii
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Madrid, Nov. l3.-The Impnrcial says the
government has forwarded instructions to
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-19
Ultimos precios
pfldoras rosadas del doctor Williams 81 nj
vjene tempo "!a vista"

pfldoras rosadas del doctor Williams 81 no
vjene tempo "la visita."
* RecortaInos dc I'm peri6dico de Ma
ysgilez: <Dfcese que ell partido obrero de esta
oiudad marchara undo, en- las pr6ximas cleo.
clones, con ell lie la III ni6n satonomista libe-
raj. No obstante, el partido obrero eligi6
para comisionados al doctor Martinez J don
Isaac 1rizsrri Sasport ell eomite de Ia,
"Unidn" eligi6 para los mismos cargos los
docto:es Carbonell Martinez. Y marchan
unidos.s
kVicf1 Todo el que tonga cuentas pendlentes
H"0o con la sehora dofa Carmen r Viuda
Cerecedo sfrvsse pasarla Gus apoderados para
solventarla sntes del dia 25 del corriente, sien'
do nula dc nngau valor toda cuenta que no
ee presento Sc hays hecho en- su nombre des-
de dicha feoha. 81
-. Cartss de Santo Domingo reoibidas
aver, Wis Ponce, dice que en- aquella repdblica
SO temfa mucho que de un moment0 4 otro Sc
declare la guerra entire Espana y los Estados
Unidos. =.
~. De Bayam6n: "He leido con gqsto
los conceptos mobiles patri6tioos suscritos por
Ia reduction de ola .Vfbora'', publiosdos en- La
CORRESPONDENCE de aver, me oomplazco
en- felioitarla sinceramente. Gracias mil por
vuestras atentas frases,' que inmereoidamente
SO referen mi humilde persona, ,-"Aguij6n."
~. Calzsdo extra superior en- ''El Popu'
lar" anioo estableoimiento en- gu cIsse que ven
de mas barato en- ests ciudad. 'IIacere una
vista: San Justo, ntmero IA. Acudid los
buenos parroquianos de Amerioo.
~ sDics Gel Heraldo de Puerto Rico en-
su edioidn de anoche: "El conticto hispano-
yankee aigue en- pie. No queremos otioiar de
profetss nj de slarmistas. Pero nos pareoe
que ago hota en- la atmdsfera; a1go que no
traducmos por tintomas de paz. 81 hay temo
res dc algo no debe ocutarse la verdad. Puerto
Rico es un pueblo viril, un pueblo patricia,
pero necesita prepararse. FL lconocimiento de
la verdai en- las coyunturas mas graves prepare
q los hombres para el sacrifcio. Y Ell pueblo
puertorrqueho, en- caso de luoha, sabrA con.
quistar nuevos timbres para su escudo."
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solo se habfs casa 20 con loa dos, sino tambidn
con otros tres hon1bres mas, en- Russia. quienes
hsbfa dNado los hijos que les dis. Willipsky
ha establado en- Brooklyn 81 ocnsiguiente pro
ccso de divoycio.
~. Dice <E Radical, &c Mayagiiez:
Los elec.ore6 del Distrito de Msyagiiez
Sc muestran rebsdss en- dsr au voto { candidate
alguno para Ia CAmara iDsular que no viva
tenga intereses en- ia clrcunsuri pcioo; 4 fuerza
de deeirles que son del csmpo, les tieheu oierts
prevenci6n Ia gents de ciudai. Eetos son
los vientos que coyren."
Ultima hhre Por ei utlmo vapor frances
ohssha "Sio scaba de recihir ell xBazar Ga.
ditanos III complete varsdo surtido de SOM
breros adornados para seiioras, seGoritas, nilas
y niIJos. Elegantes capotss para seioras, cas-
cos aAornos para sombreros en- esprit, p umas,
flores, eiptas, adornos do acero flores de cres'
pom; todo de Ultima novedad = acabado de con.
feccionar expresamente para el xBazar Gadi'
tano.s Complete surtiao en cartulinas lisas
= Iabradas para flores, cinturones de acero, GIN
tas de terciopelo, ,raso = gasas encsjes de soda;
raso sedas para bordar, miliare y pasamane
RIA negrs de cooreg, cinturones de todas cla'
ses, guantes de seda cabritilla negros b|an'
| cos, veos de crespon para somhreroe estuches
de perfumerfa, extractos esencias fnfsimas,
cusdros con pinturas al 6leo nfinidad de artf'
culos de noyedad Y sdornos propios para la
semana santa. Una vista, pnes al eBazar
Gaditano> de jose Maria Suarez, Fortaleza
3S. TslGfono 80. Isl
~ A todos nuestros amigos que reapon.
den al nombre de Jose y Josefa, Pepe y Pepi'
ta enviamosles puestras mas cumplidas felici'
| taciones con motive de ger hoy el dia de su
santo.
W. Sc tiene por seguro el triunfo de la
candidatura de don Manuel Egozcue para re-
| presentante de ia Camara insu|ar por este dis
| trito. Ell senior Egozcue cuenta con muchss
simpatfas entire las clases populares de esta
capital y tene ademas muohos electores que
votaran Gu oandidatura en- los pueblos de la
circunscripci6n. Muchos de gus mismos sd'
versarios en- polftics no votsran en- contra del
| iefe de los oportunistas.
~. FL aeronauta GODDARD emprendera en-
ell verano proxmo un viaje en- busca de gu cole
ga sueco el doctor Andree, proponendose lie
gar al Polo con gu globo <Surcouf, que mide
| Sc metros de cireunferencia. Eutrelas medidas
de precauei6n que piensa tomar, SO cuenta la de
rolesr el aerostato de otros doce pequeios glo'
bos que sirvan de gas6metros para atender &
las perdidas del gas del eSurcouf, Asf cree
GODDARD que puede permanecer sesenta dfas en-
ell are recorrer un espacio de 30 mil kil6me'
tros con una carga de q mil kilogramcs.
| ~ Madres! Ell rscato, notable virtud,
Sc confunde menudo con la ignorancis. Cua.
tro pa)abras, diohas tempo, ouando vuestras
hi as inocehtes pasan d ser mu jeres, les evta.
ran muchas molestias y aim graves enfermeda-
des. Deoidlas tcdo 10 que sepafs sobre los
| asuntos que SO ssrelaoonan con la secretion
| menstrual sin ccuta rlna los neiVro ono aca .
rrea la irregulsridad 8 suppression. Dadles las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-19

-Dentro de dez minutos-e conte6 Ell nterpelado,
dirigendole sarihosa sonrisa.
Sc alej5 tranq uilamente.
Tronscurrieron dez minutos dez despu6s Los nj
hos segcfan sperando qusdaron asombados cuando
superon que el presdigt habfa desaparecdo.
La mayora creyo que senor Morei e peesonse
habfa sado snerormente oros opinaban habfa
chado por subterraneo misteroso.
Habfan qutado va todas lrs sllas del salon lamaron
los nifos que balasen parr de aque momeno, ell
senior Morel ue esgado al olvido FL hombrs que hasa
pie, muy proximo uus barca.
Hsbfa bajado rapdez de Ia qunta, aqulado aquea
barca dado las gracas due6o, porque prssrba
acompsare guerra eucamente dar paseo segun 10 ha
bfa dicho, necestaba 4 nadie.
sin embargo, msrchaba; nraba frecuenoia al
reo al sol que iba desaparecendo peco poop msr
al POGO ratio, medic do las nieblos que habfap
tendido por o Mor v6 foms humana
levaba ardo an6 baja; e que evabs e fardo,
puDto de donde le habfan llamado pregunt6:
-;Sois YES, sehor Morelli
ST Dadms mi Gaia
FL hombe descarg6 la GAIA Ell embarcsdero dsspues
la coloc6 en- Ia lancha.
-sDsbo acompsharos?
No, me estan esperanto qunts, aln ayu
darAn. Aquf teneis vaesro dnero.
Ell hombre recog6 sl dnero 10 guard6 bolsillo,
despues do dsr las buenas noches, dssarareci6.
Morelli 80 haaba nuevamente solo.
Ea, ahora q que vamos cesspsrecer para sempre!
empez6 rsmsr. Estaba encsntsdo de 81 oombaac6n
e e ev6 Gaia crey6 que rsaad iba dsr otra
representation, naturalmene esndo II quinta sdonde
drgfs susda oras del NADIA mas natural que fuera
lancha cusndo halo ugar donde crey6 que
81 mar tenfs bsants profandidad, srroid c,s sgua
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LA HERENc1A DEL CoNDENApo

bonito pssaie orman ;Yo engo los CLOS muy
loroos la mo que ha metido de los oos!
De aquella guerra dar explcacidn Ia
grimas
Durane algunos mnutos, e fue costeaudo la orilia
del IA luna luz pateads, sumbaha fanasticamen
te de cor!adas pco que nernaban
el mar.
La discupa podia rejor para muiar de CONVEX
saci6n pero POGO a Inferno por trinchea
el paisaje desapareco ante eilos
El padre ell hijo permaneeron momento siencosos;
POGO despues Ell senor Morel pragunt6 ndecisa
NO has visitsdo IL famia 10 Montmoran durane tn
pcrmanencia Cannes?
Gbero babfa prevsto esta pegunta para hubiers do
mas senco contestr nfgatvamene hubera eyado
cuaqnler oa explcacon elgrsa peo casaaldad cua
quiera podfa hacsr sabr padre Is vrdad que lie
reguutzra ell motive de aquella meaa Era pues, mucho
meor decr la verdad de que pair
pudera sobresaltarse:
ST. padre mo, he vsto Ia famiIa de Montmoran.
--:Cuando?
dos tres veces. la seGora de Montmoran di6 aver
precisamente gran baiEe, al cual assist
;Ah!-dijoe ell senor Morel, palidcciendo.
Pero Gilbeto continue dciendo Ell natual
del mundo:
Ta debc tambi6n baber visto qunta de esos seiores
peciosa possession casta blanca que dpnna ell
ST. ST. debo habcra visto taramudco ell escamoteador.
"a idea terrible lie atomenaba sSi mi hjo hubiese lido
hoy la Qulnta de las Anemonas me habra yisto.,
sPero. hoy no has ido?-le pregunt6 gran ase-
despues, comprendendo 10 extrsno de pregunta:
lie preganto este, le dio, porque dido decr hoy
Cannes que de Monmor&n daba sgunda fiesta
Efectivamente; pero mas que fiesta nfantil..
-Claro esta, ent6nces til no has ido .
-iAh! pues "a 10 creo; 81 que be lido.