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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-12-30

But yOu are not Il nClc lrOmGn7" said
DUrM WiuI some are.
pose for which she was created. She's
not ignorant of the existence Of evil,
but it has not tempted nor hardened
her But best of all. she not a paragon.
Her aspirations are high and good, her
faults alluring. Now you know my
ideal"
BY the time her home was reached
they were very well acquainted. Anne
felt herself come very near the gentlest
side Of David's nature as she gave him
her hand. He clasped it earnestly as he
looked into her untroubled eyes.
New York is dead in summer time"
he said lrrelevantly. "All ones friends
away! So few people one cares to talk
to anyway
An unrcasoning sense of gladness
filled Anne. She knew he was waiting
for her to speak.
''Dr. Ericsson spends many of his
evenings here When you feel inclined,
come i'll too"
Il WILL" he said gratefully.
And he did Often after busy days
during which scarcely word was ex-
changed between them he would find
himself strolling through the sultry
night to the grateful GOODNESS of Anne's
rooms DR.. Ericsson was generally
there, but sometimes they were alone.
The unusualness of unhampered com.
radeship with bright, young and pref
ty woman, their long, satisfying talks
on subjects whimsically varied, the in
dependence of Anne's solitude, her
courageous position AS worker. level
with his own as Il man, appealed to
David with q charm new i'll his expert
encc.
As he grew more and more interested
his visits became more frequent. They
became good friends. Sometimes while
the moon looked over the roof tops and
the candles famed i'll the night breeze
Ammo sang to him. Sometimes DIR. En-
lesson and she dined with him, mostly
i'll cool. suburban places, requiring long
drives along the almost empty avenues
and through the massed shadows of the
park. Sometimes on David's roof top,
made comfortable with rugs and ham,
Knocks, they three saw the day die and
the stars gather like eyes to watch the
clashing ways of life. Every day his
fondness for her deepened. She was his
comrade and friend. He felt himself
her silent champion and protector.
To BE CONTINUED.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-12-30

got cnU;n with Ilcn or liaything or
IN intellectual machine; sho's "a wom-
81. .no said, and there was music i'll
tin ;rrrl. she believes that marrying
thr ,..:!n she loves-and she can't love
he weak, the stupid, the hopeiessly
>ul.up:-is the elimination of the pur-
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sideboard loaded with silver and dainty
tableware in the dining ROOM musical in
struments. books and all that the heart of
a sybarite could yearn for, and-a baby.
To either man or woman, all the COM
forts and all the luxuries of life and all the
wealth in the world soon become a bore
and a WEAKNESS, unless there is a baby for
whom they can both contrive and plan and
work. A woman who through ignorance
or neglect suffers from weakness and dis
ease of the delicate and important organs
concerned i'll wifehood and motherhood
blasts all these hopes Either she will be
childless, or will lose her own life in the
struggle of maternity, or her babies will be
born puny, sickly and peevish and unable
to withstand the ordinary ailments of child
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surely and completely cares all these del.
icate complaints. II is the discovery of one
of the most eminent living specialists in
women's diseases, DIR. X. " Pierce, for
thirty years chief consulting physician to
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute.
at Buffalo, n. Y. The "Favorite Prescrip
ton " acts directly upon the sensitive or
ganism concerned. II imparts to il health,
strength, vigor virility and elasticity. II
fits for wifehood and motherhood. 1t
robs maternity of its perils and insures a
healthy, robust child.
Free. DR.. Piercc's Common Sense Med
ical Adviser. Send 81 recent stamps to
cover mailing only for paper bound copy.
Cloth bound 81 cents. Address Dr. r. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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j RANNCIN II. EVUGf
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4 GIVE solicitors wanted everywhere
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by Murat Halstead. commissioned by the
Government As Official Historian to the
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IN army camps At san Francisco, on the
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bonanza for agents. Biimful of origina.
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Chicago.
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NANIED-SeyerIl Trustworthy persons in
w tEi- slate To managc our business in their
own and nearby counties. Ii H. mainly office
work conducted at home Salary straight sa0 a
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no less salary. Monthly $50 References. En-
Close sei addressed stamped envelope. Herbert E.
Hess, Prest., Dept. NJ, Chicago.
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United States Will Not Take the Is- land Except to Turn It Over
 to the People.
EVACUATION MUST BE
 COMPLETED BY DEC. L
If Spain Refuses to Clear the Island by That Time United States Sol. diers VIII Take Posses.
 s ...s sion Then.

Paris, Dot l9.-Spain can no longer have any doubt regarding the ultimate attitude of the United States toward the gooalled Cuban debt The American commissioners have declined to assume # OF euy part of it by express treaty or contract
 gs, They also declined to accept cassion of sovereignty to the United States, for in that case Spain would claim such 8 cession by it's own force would impose the obligation for that debt.
 It is confidently believed that in ra- fusing 10 accept 8 cession of sovereignty $he American commissioners are acting also upon their announcement to the world in the intervention resolutions disclaiDling any intention to exercise sovereignty or authority over Cuba, ex. eept for pacifcatiop and then to leave the island to the control of the people and its people to the assumption of it's obligations.
 This position Of the commissioners couples itself with the declaration in the resolution that the people of Cuba are by right aIsi ought to be free and inde- pendent, and good faith requires the performance O. this declaration. it being plain that if Cuba were annexed to ths Unit les whil she might be free, she woa5A not be Independent.
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the fnal treaty Of peace is signed in Paris.
 Iu reply Admiral Sampson personally dictated brief note stating emphatic. ally that Dec. would positively be the date on which Spanish rigats, claims and sovereignty ill the island oI Gapa would cease to exist, The American note was delivered to General Parade of the Spanish evacuation commission.
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Admiral Dewey Coming Home.

San Francisco, Oct. 19-The Evening Post says that Admiral Dewey will ar rive in this city on Dec 6. He will come here on the City of Pelzin, which is to arrive here on that date from the orient Admiral Dewey is interested in several mining enterprises on this coast, and it is these interests that prompt his coming at this time. He has written friends in this oity that he has already applied for leave Of absence.
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Indian Trouble Almost Over.

Washington, Oct 19-Indian Gem. missioner Jonos sends rhly dispatch to the interior dep4rtmenC from V alder, Minn.
 Held a final council with the Indians ct Bear Camp Monday All but one will surrender tomorrow. They will assist the marshal in capturing this ren. egade. It is believed che trouble is all oyer. Have &gFstd to attend court at Duluth 1itA the prisoners. 1 am not likely to be herS5 for q week,i
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THE SPANISH MUST
 LEAVE CUBA SOON
United ssasea Troops Wlu Take Charge of taa Eilapd on Dec. Whether
 IsVacuated or Not.

Havana Oct 19.-A conference last. ing three hours was held yesterday be. tween General Wade, General Butler and Admiral Sampson as to the contents of the five official notes delivered to the Ameriean commissioners yesterday bg the spsnieh evacuation eommission.
 The speulards oiaim that 1t would be practieaily impossihie to ef9eoi eyaeu. ation il fhe short period of 5ae fixed by the Americans. They diaelaim Ill ,sssssls ssths Fsdt 2f BY ! solitiosl sub 19et7 T17 eiS ths 3.f1t Aii fi sszie
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FOR SOME
 FRAUD IN JAPAN.
Jatnes Flood pia0Sd In Jail at San Fxan- cisco Undez Demand From United
 States A1iuiater at Kobe.

San Francisco, Oct. I9.--Janes Flood, Sr., partner of the firm of Flood S Go, dealer in Oriental goods, and handling principally Japanese goods, with busi- ness houses in New I ork and Kobe. Ja. pan, is in the Alameda county jail. Flood was Q passenger on the steamer Doric, which arrived from Asiatio ports. and placed under arrest by United States Marshal Shiveas as soon as the vessel was released from quarantine. The marshals cause for making the ar rest lay ill cable dispatch from tho United S5AteS 1a,aiSger as Koba, char s- ing Flood with fraud. The ofaeers here know nothing Of tine crime of what the prisoner is charged, and Flood refuses todiscass the cirouusrances. He, how ave7, old the marshal on his arrest, tllag as expected to De sallsa i2to clsso. dy on his arrival hero. The UniCed States attorney has cabIed to Kobe for further instructions
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Tacoma, Oct. 19. Alexander McDon- ald, the king of the Klondike, who has arrived here, is worth over $2,000, ,00o. He owns all or part of 75 claims in the Klondike district. Four years ago he left Tacoma with just enough money to reach Juneau. Later he went to tho Yukon, determined to secure enough gold to make his parents and himself comfortable. He reached Dawson from Forty Mile too late to locate claim on the Fl Dorado or Bonanza, but invested his savings in one which proved very rich. Gradually he has acquired his other interests by purchase. Last spring he sold part of his Fl Dorado and Bo. nanza holdings for $1 800, GOO, receiving half cash. This summer an expert rep. resenting all English syndicate inspect ed McDonald's remaining claims, for which an offer of about g., ,o00 GOO has been made. McDonald is en route to London, but appears to be pnconoerned whether the deal is eonsummated.
 Before coming out he gave Sl000C 10 6 Catholic church Aqesifal and ot4er Dawson charities McSonald's advice is that only healthy young men should go to the Yukon, They will succeed, To says, if determined.
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Peaoe oomlnissioners Danqueted.

Paris, Oct. 19.--General Horace Por- ter, the United States ambassador, gave a banquet ct the American embassy to the United States and Spanish peace conn 0ners. The banquetting room was elaborately hung with tapestry ana Armor, flowers were in profusion, and the effects through the stained glass were very beautiful
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-20
Becoming American Citizens.

Madrid, Oct. 19..--Premier Senor Sa- gasta is having prepared long dispatch to senor Montero Rios, president of the Spanish peace commission.
 Advice received here from Porto Rico says all high officials there are taking steps to become naturahzed Americans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-20
PrensTlr}g the Camp First.

Washington, Oct. t9. The prQbabili- ties are tho seventh army corps VIII h6s move to Savannah for some time, at leaSt q2k q.gyt.ill cQmplste arrangements have Len made for the taanp thes6.
 y authorities are looking to the
 5f1tion of sewers, securing
 apply and making the camp ab- solutely perfeot.
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Dress Goods

Autumn and Winter Fab rics at remarkably low prices.
 Pattern Suits in the New Co., vert Cloths, Chevrons, Bayaderes, Satin Cloths, etc., $. 50, $7 and $8 a Suit.
 Fancy Plaids in Silk and Wool 42 inches wide. 85c and sI.
 Whipeord Suitings in all the new colorings, 65c a yard.
 Fancy Plaids, Checks and Mix lures in Camelshair, Bengalines, Cheviots, worth up to 75e; yoat choice, soc.
 20 pieces all-wool Sultings in Fancy Checks, 40 inches wide worth soc; this sale 29c a yard. Kid Gloves
 4Erminie,' a good dollar Glove in Black and all the new Colors. Our price, 7oc,
 Marguerite, ;" standard $I.25 Glove, our price, ST.
 See our line of novelties, high colors, $I.25 per pair. Hosiery
 for the family; good wear, long service, low prices. These are our speeialties: Ladies Fast Black Hose, 7 1-2c, Ioe, 12 I-2c and up to 5oc pair. All the latest novelties in Fan- icy Hosiery, Toe. 25c,35c and soc. Misses and ChiIdren's Hose in Black and all the new colorings, roc to Soc.
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New Goods
 For Fall and Win ter, l898-99.

Our store is crowded with the newest of new goods selected with experience and care as to quality; good taste as to style, and gener- ous prodigality as to variety, for this week we offer some interest ing Specials in Silks.
 Fancy Plaids and Checks, new est style, would be cheap at $1.e5. Our price 98c.
 New Stripes, Fancy Brocades. Bayederes, etc, etc. 85c,
 Pretty Plaids and Figures at z5c.
 An ali Silk, black Satin Du- chess, beautiful lusture, good value at Sr.25. Our price Soc.
 A Black Peau de Soie, hard to beat at SIPS. ssThis week 98c.
 Black Brocades,ss Bayaderes and fancy figures in Silks and Satins, a rare selection ataa 5oc 75c, and $I.oo.
 See our line of Dress Trim mings and Garnitures. We carry the latest conceits. You will find our line very Complete.
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will Rsosive Attention.

Chicago, Oct. l9-President McKin- Icy hes aeeured representatives Of the Illinois Manufacturers association that tho plea oa the organization to have all ports in Cuba, Porto Rico and the Phil ippines open to free entry of American products will receive consideration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-20
Murderer Captured by 8 Posse.

Cedar City, Mo, Oct. 19.-While en- gagged in game of craps here Hirsohel Bartley shot and fatally wounded Hen. " v pei Bartley fled and was mak-
 way to the Missouri, Kansas and Texas depot at north Jefferson when he was arrested by posse Of armed men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-20
syndicate Go Buy Cuban Bonds.

Now vo~k Oct l9 A dispatch from
 it is regarded here that a large Anglo American syndidate Is be- ing formed 10 buy ID the Cuban bonds. This Is, of course, interpreted as evil denee Of satisfactory aegangement at hand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-20
The Strike at Waco.

Waco, Tex, Oct 7--The strike Of street car employees here is still on. No disturbance and no cars running.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-20
Farmer Blew Out His Brains.

Garrison, Tex, Oct. l9.-Peter Har- ris, farInor living five miles from town, during it of despondenoy, blow ont his braips.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-20
Una carta dc p6same

Rfo'pisdrs' (Hato rey), - de Abril 1898.
Sr Director de la CoRnEsroNp.xc1A.
Muy seiior nuestro: habiendo faIlecido an
este barrlo el apreoiable cabalIero di.tippuido
amigo nue'tro don Julio Suazo, natural de
ssnto Domingo, persona con quien nos lieabs
siectuosa aml'tad, y como quiera que su fsmi-
lis 80 encuentra ausente porque reside en- dichs
republoa, oumpie nuestro deber de .mioos
hacerle presente por medic de estss lfnsas In
expression de nuestrs ,ondolenoia, experiments.
"a por Ia irreparable p5rdida de m amigo
verdadero. Sa entierro fue una verd.ders mani
fest.olon de daelo; pues todos sus amigos del
barrlo faera de 81 ooncurrieronA acompsiiar
el csdaver hasta su Ultima morads.
Despidi6 81 duelo en- muy sentids, frases
el amigo don Enrique Garcia.
6er0as'o Castillo, Alfreaa Gonsuls. u
Juan Noyueras.
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| oontinuar podrfa trser perturbsciones do
| oaracter social. Marioso es una jurisdiction
| rica, J los que tienen allf en- sus manos el
, espital, no seran indiferentes & Ia angustiosa
situaci6n de aquel proletariado que sufre hoy
las torturas terribles del hsmbre, y el ssote
do una enfermedad orudisima."
1nmieI6I provincial de Puerto Rico. -
Vo'''''o" Vice 'presidencis. is.-Desde ests fe.
cha puedsn las peraonas que tepgan niiios 400.
gidos en- el Asilo de Benefcencia, solcitsr "a.
torizaoi6n para llevarlos sus respeotivas oasas
por el plsxo de un mes, interim queds de6ni'
tivamente resuelto sl conficto international
susoitsdo. Puerto Rico, 30 dc Abril de 1898.
-Aanusl Egoscue.
- El aoorazado brasleho, sVeintiouatro
de Mayor, comprado por los Estados Unidos,
tiene 5000 toneadas y IS metros de eslors, le
de manga y I'M calsdo de $50 metros. Sus
dos maquinas desarrollsn una fuerza 8, 200 Ca
ballos y un andar de l6 nudos. Su tripuls-
! oi6n debe oomponerse de $50 fhombres. Lleva
una faja proteotora do 27s milfmetros de espe-
sor. III blindaje de las torres % de 954 milf =
metros el de Ia cubierta de 81. EstA armada
| con ooho caf1ones dc grueso calibre, Is de tiro
torpedos.
-. En- abanioos, flores, ointas, otros ar
tfoulos de novedad y bisuterfa, acaban de rec
br los Paisauos, an buen su,tido que como los
demas del establecimiento realism precios de
costo asf de mucho esta vendiendo ese estable'
| cimiento: pues Ia generalidad no &c mama 81
dedo J aproveohs Ia ganga. .,
-. De <Sabana grande escriben Ella
Democrscia,: <La SEGA tan prolongada ha
quemado aquellos campos, de suyo tan fertiles
y hermosos. La mayor parte de los animales
90 estAn muriendo de hsmbre. Las opsrsoiones
mercantilss oasi SO han paralixado oausa de Ia
| absolute escasez de numerario. En- una paabra:
| la situaci6n 81 horrible. Cu9ntase de indivi'
| duos que soossdos por Ia neoesidad, mataron
una res que hallaron en- 81 oam;no y se 10 dis
tribuyeron. Verdadersments que es de lamen'
tar todo eeto y que urge adoptar algunas me-
ddss conduoentes aliviar tai sstado de Pc
| nuria,
-. Gel Figaro,, de Paris, dice que los
Estados Unidos son los primsros en- no desesr
Ia guerra. J 81 el gobierno yankee realiza otros
preparatvos militsres, es porque trats con ellos
| de satisfaoer apsrentemente los sjingostaas,
envalsntonando 4 los insurreotos para impe'
dries que realicen otro Zanj6n.
-. Sc enouentra en- esta Capital ell spre'
cisble joven don Luis Rodrfguex Miranda, de
Utuado, quien viene sufrir exAmen de
practicante.
-. Ell domingo II del corriente, 95s i'm
ponentes depositaron en- Ia Gaia de Ahorros de
Mayagdez, Ia csntidad de s2s pesos IS ctva.
-. Servicio de Ia Policfs Municipal du'
rsnte el dfa noohe de aver: Denunciado por
infracci6n las rsglsa de Policfs Ventura Mar
tfnez. Denupciado el encargado del alumbra'
| do pdblioo por permanecer tods Ia noche de
aver un fsrol apagado en- la calle de Ia Fortale'
"a. Conducido del Presidio Ia Audienois
para un juioio oral, el confnado Hermenegildc
Garcia Nevkrez, (s) Mapue.
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Fl cuerno do Ia abundancia

Nads mas desenoantador que un sabio. ..
como no sean dos ssbios. La investigaci6n
cieutf6ca destruye todss las leyendas y Green.
.ciss. Crefsse, por eiemplo, que 10 corrupcloD
de las costumbres en- las postrimerfaa de este
.;olo era oauss del abusive dessrrollo de ls es
oeoie llsmada cornuda, especie que, te deefa,
ora oaai d., sconocids en- otras epooas de Ia his
toria frsnoesa Y 4 los Provost. COLOMBIA,
Lepelletier. etc.. ,todo &c les volvfa discurrir,
como discurrierou lCs Dumas y Bslaac, ell mo
do de atajar el daflo. -. u
Pues eaten ustedes que un sablo, mr. Jean
Finot, acabs de demostrkr con datos cleHIlncos
one al penero de oornudos es de todos los mo
mentos de 10 historis, con u partleulsridad oe
que los de antes no se 1imitabSa lleVsrlos por
deutro, sino que tambi6n los lleVabsn per
fuera.
<En Francis, advierte Ell ilustre sabio ms
habido cornudos en- todos los tiempos y en- to-
das las clases de Ia sociedad; cornudos de We
ras, con cuernos en- 10 frente.s
Leios de tomarlo & NAL los tales, eacabsn
,psrtido de los cuernos con que los dOtara Ia
,pr6diga naturaless.
clos galos recorrfsn sus diversas regones
ensefiando naediante dinero, los cuernos que les
habfan salido."
,C6mo por que les hsbfan saidol Sc
;a,o,.. Fl ssbio Finot cita ell testimonio de
afro sabio, .el grave Grisole,, segan el cusl
~io. cvernos paGfan expontaneamente, 10 i'm
previ.to, u 'Msgslao como un rsyo de cielo.,
Los hab.a ponumentslee, como los de
Francois Trouillen, y Los de Ia sefora Dimsn-
che. oslebres por sa' pitones; J 'egan testimo >
nio del visjero Lsmprey. eitsdo Por f'uot en-
an ourioso estudio, existe setusImente en- Ell
territorio de Gsnim una region poblsds de cor
nudos. Todo ell mundo los es alh, h slgln
veOino esc.ps & Ia ley general, 81 punto ss mi
.rado con eli mas profundo despreoio, J se le
expulss del pats, yendo luego 81 pueblo q can,
"a, on <Te Deums en- sccion de grsciss por no
ca,eose de los trsdicionales pitones
Creo que como el territorio de Garim hay
otro,. aunqss Los cuernos no sesn tan visiblee,
= oue ,plicando los rayos < hsrfa maravillosos
.2eecsbsinisptos & q ssbio Einot. Lo c'sfto -
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quo tales pusblos, que debieran ser un peligro
para los viajeros que fuesen POGO diestros on
el arte de Frascuelo, son pueblos dotados dc
una dulzura y do una psoiencia pssmosas, hs'
ciendo buena la Erase de Voltaire, cuyo Escar
mentado, despuds de ser oornudo, conoci6 que
tai condici6n era Ia mejor de Ia vida humans. (.
Y si los galos sscaban dneros de enseiiar
sus cuernos, ahora SO SAGA de 10 m:smo por lie.
varlos; y sin duda por ESQ las rquezas los ho.
nores del mando tiencn por representation sim.
b6lica ell cuerno de la abnndanoia.
LUIS BONAFOUX.
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ia HERENoIA DEL CoNpFNApo

que voy hacsrlo: hay dos dc cumpr
con los deberes.
No trstsrsn "a de hacer ob'.rv.ciones Gberto pro,
gui6 vesuelta
He contado oongo pade para que encarguss de los
gesones que hay que hacsr Tengo pa per sar de Paris
volver 4 Trevsnec; esta llevo { mi madrs ..
Tai ves serfs meor que espsrsses aquf. ..djo Ia
nora Morel muy asustads
-lNo!-replio6 Gibsrto Ia msna frmezs.-Yo quie.
descansar sm Ia mi psdrs quso que
esss conmigo.. As madrs hased los preparsvos misn'
tras mi padre me aoompaha al minstsro de marina.
Aquella tade, los dos honbres prsssnsban efec
Mors etabs pAldo muy tembloroso. Gberto sonrieue
tranquilo FL Minsto los recbi6 oasi seguas DID Il
Gilbso to1a ID eordsdad que 10 psrmitfa
puesto o6cial dio sonriendo:
-tQui hay Tenente? 4 Ha pasado ya aquea idea, iDe
donas vsais ahors7 .Ssbes que ocupan que de
Paris? Sos e heroe del No "a
de renuncia, lno vsrdad2
No, sehor Mnstro; he rssuslto abandonar la Mari
ns; peds fin de mi csnca aas engais 10 bondad de
con6arme aguna mit6n eana; por eempo exploration
psises dssoonocdos
-Qui bonita msntira csntssteis, eusndo habls.
bais de sepsraros dc vuestro padre!
Haoe agunos das de- ESQ., sehor Mnstro; despuSs han
ocurrde que han hecho de mi oro hombre
-ICosas feliees, juzgar por vusstra sonrisa!
-Eso depende del punto de vista que oooque
sso Mnstro psro, fn estoy dapussto sbandonsr
Cuerpo porque me unen IL rscuerdos muy queridos.
Ministro anz4 mirsda ssupefsta Gilberto usgo
al seAor Morel.
Oh! seres tsl de mi psreeer-dijo Gilberto,
tanto rspeo ronf los motives mi
conduca ST. ments eusndo vine prsssntaos mi
cis pero gnor enor Mnstro que existen msntrs
dsben respstsre Permtdms ahors que liable de Of
sa qusn hbss sonoedo Dc ssguro tsndrfa va'a