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PHILIP IN COMMAND.
He VIII Succeed Sampson I'm the
North Atlantic Suuudrou

North Atlantic Squadron.
New York. Aug. 26-Commodore John
". Philip received telegraphic advices
from Washington this afternoon assign
ing him to the command of the North At
lantic squadron. Commodore Philip, by
the same order, is detached from the
Texas. The cruiser New York will be his
flagship. He will leave the Texas and
take up his quarters on the New York as
soon as Admiral Sampson! reIinquishes
command
Admiral Sampson has been assigned to
duty a member of the Military Com
mission to attend to the evacuation OF
Cuba by the Spaniards.
No orders. so far as is known. have
been sent from Washington in regard to
the future movements of the North At
lantic squadron but it is probable that
the ships will remain in this port for
some time TO come.
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A HIGH APPOINTMENT.
Charles RiDDeI Assistant Judge Ad.
vOcate General for Cuba.

vOcate General for Cuba.
Lieut.. Col. Charles Ribbed. of Buffalo
has been detailed as assis ant judge ad-
vocate general for Cuba. Col Ribbed is
at present serving as judge advocate on
Gen. Graham's staff at Camp Thomas.
Chickamauga. Gen. Corbin7 says the po-
sition is one of the highest Importance
being practically that of attorney general
of the island.
Col Ribbed is graduate of West Point
and served several years in the army.
For twenty years past lie has been prac-
ticing law in Buffalo.
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uNDERTAKERs
THOS. Q. JONES,

Undertaken and Ennbalr,er, SIC n Street Eorth-
east; every thing strictly astelass and at reast
able terms; We have as an assistant the oniy lady
embalmer in Washington; graduate Of CIampic1
College OF EInbalming- aul2-lrao
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Waiting for America
SPANISH OFFICERS HoNoRED
Madrid Newspaper Men Entertain
Santiago Veterans at Dinner

La Corunna, Aug. 26-The Spanish Of
hcers who returned from Santiago de
Cuba on the transport Alicante were
given a banquet tonight by the Madrid
newspaper men.
The campaign was lengthily discussed.
The officers said that both sides adhered
to civilized warfare. They admitted the
superiority of the American artillery.
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Gunboat Newport

Gunboat Newport at Annapolis.
Annapolis, Aug. 26.-The gunboat- New
port, Commander B. F. Tilley, arrived to-
day from Key West. She is to be used
as a practice vessel,
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81 20 To Baltimore and Re- 81 .23
turn via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Every Saturday and Sunday during Au-
gust and September; good TO return until
the following Monday. All trains except
the Congressional Limited.
fri,sat- -to-sep24
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Spend Sunday I'm BaItimore-OnIy
SI.:5 Round Trip via PennsyIva-
MIA Railroad

Saturdays and Sundays during August
and September; good TO return following
Monday. All trains except the Congress
sionaI Limited.
fri,sat- to-sep24
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Consul Hanna Returns to san Juan.

tVHSuI ffHhHf NttufHS 10 SltI . ulh
San Juan. Porto Rico. Aug. 26.-United
States Consul Hanna who left Porto Rico
when diplomatic relations between the
United States and Spain were broken of,
Is expected TO return here immediately
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Conductors on street railways
find DR.. Henry's Blood Tea the
only cure for indigestion.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

Mt. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner 18th and
d sts. ne, Sunday school. T. m-: preach
ing az IL a m; c. & at p. m; preaching at
p. m. by the pastor. Rev. W. J. Robinson An
welcome. Come. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE--R. W. Morgan is M
longer connected with Glen Echo Cafe.
au27-3t
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The ADMIRAL Cnpturea

AT this point in the interview the admi-
raj was captured by a party of friends
from Michigan who had made the trip to
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SPECIAL NOTICED vOI. NTEERs
OF 1s51 To 1865. ATTENTION. An ad-
journed meeting of the survivors of the
old District OF Columbia Volunteers will
be held at room 10. National Guard Ar
mory. TUESDAY. AUGUST %. at P ".
TO complete arrangements to cooperate in
the reception of the First Regiment, d. c.
V. J. T. FORD. Sec'y.
SPECIAL NOTICE-OFFICE METRO
POLITAN RAILROAD COMPANY,
Washington. D. c.. Aug Is. 1S9S--Notice
is hereby given that the books for the
transfer of stock will be closed from
AUGUST 20 10 SEPTEMBER l. 1898.
G. 3. COLEMAN. Secretary. au21 80
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Can Cubnns Fight.

''Can the Cubans fight? According 10
the statement of a Spanish colonel who
was prisoner, they can. This cclonel
said: They make the bas- rea- guaro IN
a retreat and the best ylledard in d
charge that 7 ever saw
Il have heard lots OF comment on the
old Winehesters used by our infantry in
Cuba. but think they were just the rife
In country where you cannot see the
enemy farther than forty yards any
where. the old Winchester will stop the
enemy as well as more modern rifle.
Il saw number of hospitals in Cuba
and they were in excellent condition. The
boys were well cared for"
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IAN Pa. ,Ay,
cHAReEs MODERATE. aEDlclN; INCLUDED

Daily Office hours from 10 a. 10 p m.
Monday, Wednesday. Thursday. and Saturday, 9
To p. m. Sunday 10 a. m TO II III.
CONSULTATION STRICTLY CoNFIDENTIAL-) }
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harbor How did ! know It? By intui-
ton / had studied the situation care
fully and was certain that Cervera must
move within forty-eight hours
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riaeo Ia celebrated. be Gulchc. the evil
genius OF the play. who IL O nephew OF
Cardinal Rlchoiieu. &C. In love with ltoN-
hnc. Finding that ODE bus sllppod tor-
ever from bic grasp ha orders her new
made husband away Co the war AGAINST
Spain. DE- UofEHr1c el.f along as
member of the G1foon res'meut ana as
is developed later takes o. writing two
letters a day 10 Rovna s'snInf Chris
tian'u name Roxanc. moved strangely
BY those eloquent ,r.ail's. hastens to
the camp with food far tho starving
mon. aud shortly after Door, arrival there.
Christian. learning that sho loves him
f,r bic supposed qualities VI mind and
not for himself. lmplorUs Cyrano to tell
her everything. ne leaves Tor another
part Of the dofenaes nj this moment and
within few minutes Or brought back
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TO
THE
TERRIBLE TURK. +"
tcopyrlsht imsl


The art OF wrestling In one Of the most
ancient forms Of athletic exercise and
long antcdates boxing. Tho old Greek
heroes used to practice Il. and It was
one Of the fayorlte sports nj their
games. Homer In his immortal "illnd"
speaks of a wrestling match between
the great Ulysses and Ajax.
The Greeks. however. were not the
Inventors Of the art, Tor they learned Il
from the Egyptians. and II was also
wen known to the phwnicians.
Ever since wrestling has been prac-
tlccd In the peninsula formed by the
countrlca Of Turkey and Greece. and
famous opponents OF the sport are 10 be
found thcre today. In Turkey the sui
tan u a great patron ~ the wrcatlcra
and keeps n number OF them 10 AFFORD
him amusement. The pnahaH and other
rich men Of the ottoman empire also
have their favortc wrcftlcra. 20 whom
they give biz sums of money besides
backing them against other strong
men.
Some months ago one of these Turkish
wreHtiCra came 60 this country and
challenged any man inAmcrlca 90 throw
him. lie went under the title 81 lnmnicl
Yousouf. the "Tcrrlble TURK" and re-
lied as much upon his ability TO Brighten
an opponent by his terrible facial con-
iortlons ns upon his knowledge Of the
art After several encounters with n
number OF our well known wrcHtlcra he
took passage for Europe an the W fatod
steamer BourFognc. which was sunk
after collision on the banks Of New
foundlnnd. Youaouf was drowned. be.
cause. Il was stated. he had incumbcr-
ed himself with a large belt fllod with
gold coins,
Another Turkish wrestler has recently
come 60 this country to win fame and
| American dollars. He ~ said To be an
indicated champion In his own land.
| Ills manager and hacker. Antonio Pier
n. says that he defeated Yousouf at
| Adrinnopolis In 1898. IN a terrible ntrug-
sic which lasted four hours.
Tho newcomer. whose name n Hahn
Adaii. does not pride himself 20 much
upon his great strength. which was
/ Yousoura boast. as upon his skin. lie
told me. through his manager, that
since his victory over YouHouf fvc
/ years ago he has met and defeated
every wrestler of prominence In Turkey.
| Ills record Includes Victories over
pannli. n giant OF tho nultan'n house
| guards. whose back he claims 60 have
/ broken In a public encounter. Amer NAL
cousouf. "a gigantic Armenian; Kara
onman. Felix Nola, Ibrnhim. and Kara
Ahmct. ali prominent wrosticrs OF tho
palace. Adali was waiting Tor another
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01aeM46sas
New York.
rrnnrr.. NntIennI rheater.
York.

Ratcoy writes npropos ~ the French
national thentor; "whore H. tho thoatcr
Il do not say In France. but IN Europe
and tho whole Worid-which can 40 va
~ It's attractions. play Old ana modern
plays. In turn. In verso and prose aud
send away the audience always sntls-
ned. sometimes charmed2 Without
doubt there are abuses In this orgunl-
antlun. but whore ~ tho Der.
feet thingf The Coincide Fmncalso is
no more perfect than other orranizn.
tionu-leaa perfect, n you wiHh-but Il
has one great merit. and that h. to exist.
n II were destroyed. II would be imr0H.
aibic ever 10 rebuild II. Let ua keep a..
then, without thinking too much Of the
small or big abuses that one secs in H.
There 10 no honest man without one VI
two ylces.'"
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chance nj tho Terrible Tr.t. -,
news arrived of his uniIraiy ,'nsn
on Having conquered nu riyst. iNhi
native lana ne was easily rernuadgs !,
Adali wears hls national cosiyr,. a.,
" an extremely pioturoaguo o...l 'u ll
buggy blue brooches drawn dem Ia
the calves md ankles. broad -'.lll
sash and short blue Jacket. on MIA
"a perchcd the regular maroon ~. '.a
rounded by n multlcoiorod turb,r /. w. w
he wears with q fnkiah tit bad. $3.50
cropped short. He IA g foot i,.t-. y
height and wclgha 22i pounds N.Y.. y
condition. though when rav tI-
was considerably above that None.
ing 60 enforced idieners on Iisri ~
Hc has, however. secured trlir.7r -
tors In gymnasium an. F. ,.'
rounding into shape. Ills chs.t ny
mcnt IL ~ inches. hla waist rs -
aud his Thigh q inches. The clrr8-'..'
cnec OF HE neck is 70 inches. ma (,
measures ~ inches around the 49,
When ] called on him. h. ana 7.
manager were at luncheon. n tbs ~,
prove aa good a wrestler aa h.
trcnchcrmuu he certainly lie w,si,
lie ate enough while I was trss.,,
satisfy four pretty hungry mon sp6,.
ped Il all on with several plates al 4.
cream.
Adali II a native OF Adrianoboil, ,.,
IL Of family the male msmt.,, I,
which have been famous wrssil.f. =.
mnuy generations. During ths H..
when the sultan ana hlr cour, ~
away from Conrtantinopir and Ai.ft.
not required to be ON duty be- Hr.,r
his country villa. high up In ths fst.,
mountains. I asked his MANAGER A.
many wives he had. for. CONTRARY 4,
teachings " the Koran. many gs,i,s,
! Muaaulmana practice poiygnmy.
"Only ono Wife" was tho rfsi, d
told you he wna q very nsnrlbis ns,s
and l thought l detected The f,'s,l.,
suggestion u a twinkle IN p.eFrt ~
~ b. said this.
Adnli has one son, boy Of q
whom he la very fond. end ats- h.
| Intends 10 train 60 b. wrestler Ai,f
wanted 20 bring the little f.u5s Ia
America with him. but was i.s,gti.i
from doing 10.
| ~ ~ th' 'hHlon IN TufhnN 70 can ~
famous wrcatlcra by some special m,
or nickname. Adali'a 10 the .s.'nrs
| Lion"
iio says that he II wiil.fr % nett
American wrcatlors ~ any gJs. 0ists.
Roman and catch an catch can tf,,f.
red. Should he BE- uucccHsful IN ttt.
Engemcnt here II a. his lntsuusa "
make u tour Of India. Many u NJ
nizama. raJaha and maharaiahs O tlii
country keep wrcstlors and strong 10
Just nH N the custom ia Turkey. Han
thinks he could make lots Of money lti
have a pretty easy thing of Il agaiti
most of them. lie may also mako
trip TO Japan. where there are man
experts, FOR wrcstllng IL the natlohl
sport OF tho Land OF the Chrysanihf.
mum. ELBEUT WOOD
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cd O veritable sensation here. Mr. Daiya
presentation of Che piece has been re-
ycived in o. u1t-over-cnthurlastir man
rer despite tine advantage which b. az
first Blush appears GO have Do the pose
session OF Mss Rahau. 60 whom wac ~
course assigned the role u Hoxane, the
heroine of the play.
This advantage. however. is not 40
marked n ONE os every one had "a right
90 believe % would Boz.
49, Mansfield has aH HE leading WOO
man Miss Margaret Aurliu. who ls ns
certain 60 chine prominently ia the
American theatrical armament na day
iH 90 follow niEht Miss Ang'in ~ "a
canadian who n Few years nro was The
lngonuc. and n little later the leading
woman with Charlea Hohlfa. who was
Of the time starring In the 'Lonvcn-
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fatsly staged u.s. anything that irving
has done. ana in "Cyruno de- Borscfnc'
there is come stage management which
Z DO not believe has ever been cxculicd,
rae least ln my day aud generation.
when the saxo-NaIningen company
came over here. bringing their supcrs
q, that the production ~ Julius C,e-
ant" might not Dor married by an undrlli-
cd mob I saw the play with the Idea
that thcro would bo u revelation DO the
way of Htngc MANAGEMENT but in my
humble opinion it cannot De- com.
pared with MpnsnoldH handling " the
crowds 10 "Cymno do ucrgoraC' ln the
scene at The thontor in the hotel ana
during the battle with the spanlarda at
Arrua
"cyrano de- ntrfafac" o. one or the
few ri7ya ever given In Sew YORK In
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sportsmen are interested In a new
rlro which has three barrels arranged
In % row and provided with a sclcotlve
single trigger action. This gun weighs
u trllle less than seven pounds, ana lu
an experimental test made with clay
pigeons the results were cmlnently cad.
isiactory. The mechanism allows VI A
selectlvc action Ia firms and 10 said t1
work admirably, an Indicator showing
which of the three barrels has been
irod This attachment dlaclosel al "a
glance the condition Of the rifle for
further shooting.
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Friend From India" and 1.-THE Man
From Mexico"
Alice Nielsen assumes the disguise or
o. gypsy girl, a school holden and a
Hungarian officer In "The Fortune Tell
err the comic opera which has been
N1 well received In New York.
Jacob Lit win soon produce "Ihe
clubs Baby" which has been played
with great success In London.
Daniel Frohman has decided 10 pro-
auee Anthony Hopes own dramatlza-
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worth Case" ana Merchant M Venice"
Her work ne this time gave rr0mls. o.
lUiiur thIuHa. lui even Doe WurmHft cd.
mirrors iil NOT dare hope that th- op-
uHriuuliy would ever iD given hrr 70
u.mouHirntH what % really marvellous
urirefH nhu o. Her reading OF the lines
allotted 10 NoNHuo b. delightful. and
practically without flaw, Her voice la
peculiarly pleasing nud hor rrHtureH are
natural To- o. dcrrcr not Go be looked Tor
in one whose stage experience has been
H1 limited. She can te sympathetic
without whining and intense without
uniing. No theatrical gnHps over cs-
cape her 90 % substitute Tor emotion.
the face shows that without resort 20
such time worn devices.
llut 10 return o. the play. 4 certain
manager has announced that Dc win
roni half dozen companies on tho
road ut ouUn o. present R0snud'H
drama. Str Mansfield. however. need
feel up alarm, Cyuun dr % rgercf
Do possible 90 hut one man Iu fhIt eoun-
try and that man D. Richard Mansfield.
There b. no other rct1r ou tha Amru.
can stage who can oven urrin tu fug-
ErHt che IuHHlhIutIoH OF thr character
uH they lrr fn fully developed by Mr..
Mansfield. The swnHhburltlrr. the rolrt.
erinE Gasc0n. the poet the Hrif mcrI-
hr.nE friend, tha lover the philosopher
ana thc brave man at tho moment when
thn nnnl summons arrives ana arc pore
tuyci hy him in ihe most positive COLI
on with nothing lot undonc which
should br done ana nothing done which
should De- left undonc.
To sum up. a la no exnggeratlon TO
say mat "Cyrnro dc IUrFcrnr" b. tho
sensation NJ thH present generation. and
u arrangements can be made with out-
of-tuWu managers with whom Mr..
NnnHnold iH already booked he viii
NOT only Dee able to romam at tho Car
don thrut.r during thIa aeur1n but we'll
into the n"Nt The play s gem whit ~.
while ono h.ghly appreciates upon a
nrHt NIHit Increases markedly u brill.
lanco with tho lapse of tlmr. Goa beau
tcs cannot nll ho WaFpol in tho three
hours aud a hale required f.r lls rres.
putUuuu
Mansfield hns achieved tho mort
marked success M hIH career with aCy.
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tlon Of his rupert OF IIentzan " ,,,cE.
York this season, with James h. NV
ctt In tho dual role. nat
An enthusiastic writer sly ,,nln
Chauncey Oloott has a nllip OF h NJ ives
dew In his voice, a sparkle ~ N'a No
and a freshness In the music o.
songs that make Irlshmen H W.
thol old homes In the Emeraln ,,one
Every chorus girl in "rhe Ie, ,.,,s n
oirlu wears the red. white ana NV
some time In che course OF the eoH''''
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Mr. Harold child N Francois Coppcs's
l. Puter" not previously seen in Enr.
lFh. he win also revive "Oura." ap.
pea.lng aa the elderly Prince Porovcty.
tho part ho originally sustained under
lhr Bancroft management at tho old
iriuco VI wales thoater. London.
bronson Towards Shenandoah" ,yao
hfst produced IN 1879. and h has ever
since known nothing hut success.
smyth A. Rice have made upward
OF 100000 Ia two seasons ON "AIv
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THE PLAYER FOLK.

Harry a. ormoui. Tor Eve years
wei known theatrical manager. has
gone into the mercantile business.
IL Is said that Sadie Martln0ts dis
robing act ln "The Turtle" al the Man
haitian thentor In Sew York outstrips
anything ever before shown ON the
American stage.
IL. a. pametH successful musical ex-
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CHARACTERS IN NEW YORK SUCCESSES

which large nnd moving events are
made tn appear like bitn taken from
r1ll NO. The slightest detail BE- worked
out ln the Mnnsnaid production n1 cRra-
fully ns the business or thr principal
Performer. and % Do a. this phase OF the
representation. ua well as tn ihe oxcri-
lent work done by Mr Mansfield and Bile
assistants IN tho rendering of tho lines
VI the Gifted author. that the marvellous
aucccaa achieved by the play may Do
attributed.
Tho history or "Cyrnno dc nurr5rnc"
before u WnH attempted In EnElaud II
almost uH interesting ns tho story ~
the play itself 70 was produced ut tho
Porto So Martin theHt.r. Paris Dec. "a.
1871 with CuluUlln DO che title rule. ON
tho morning of nHe. 20. 1885, Edmond
iiuHinul. tho author. was famous. and
CDqunllu had added another To- hlH Ions
liat uf triumuhH About HIX months late
gr the same uct1r took hiH production
intact CO. London. when, % was pfr-
rHutDiHOf course No. French Horny
Irving had mUHuwhIls secured the EnF-
lIHh rlelu f0r the United kingdom, but.
p1HHln'r discouraged hy hlH recent non.
success lul ventures nt production dur
iug the past winter ho was. according
Co report about 90 give DO up when
Colucln arrived upon the scene. His
success in The Uutlh capital caused
Nr Twins 90 chGuro hir Uul
800. MuuHn.ld had r,nl uf thu wonder
ful play and he succeeded ln securing
the American rIrhtH. but NOT until after
~ was Zoo late Tor che author CO. protect
himself under the c1ryrlaht Lass lu M.H
country, A number ut EurIsh uausIB-
tons had already been made. ana they
Werc public property. Hl fHr uT the
United Staton was concerned. MHuH-
ngld, however, determine 60 keer faith
with the author ana 90 send him bis
royalties ns they became due. nn 1rrre.
mcnt which De- h1H r'IrIuuHy k.rt. as
IN lagt hg does a.i uf hIa undertakings.
AuguHin p1ly had ono OF the trlu1-
[ lutlune Uf Cyrluo ds HafFrrac." ANA he
announced i1rt he would produce 10 at
! an rur.v date. Az matter of fact hc
! dld produce 10 Zoo Philadelphia ON tho
| night tIut 10 WnH first nude public In
| Sow York hy Sir Manancli ana whtre-
. aa. us has been stated. tho lattar urtat-
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~ member m tho famous cadets Ito
BE- q philosopher a. we'll nH "a rolstrrur
"a man who iests while hls soul u term-
ins with sentiment u fellow who Jokes
even while pnth hnr hia les grasp up.
on bile throat brilliant 60 n degree.
with 70 voice which cannot boz resisted
Dos ordinary mortuis ami with an apt
ness oi expression that makes his
Tongue na much o. Do feared as hld
sword, hc might Boz considered a NOR
inl Co b. rngiod were IL not for the
fact that Do lH ninlrted with an nbHo-
lutrly imp0fHlhle nose. at which tho
people laugh In private. though they
dare not express their ridlcule who're Il
VIII reach the owner OF the aforesaid
generous prohusCls.
cyuno has "a cousin. the. beautiful
luNnnr, with whom he 10 mndly In love,
hut kgrnly sensitive ns he 10 20 his de-.
iotmity he docs not hope that any woe
mHu-much Ices loxnnc-will ever re-
nrd him with more than liberation.
She IN turn secs ana fails In love with
handsome and brave young soldier
Christian by name. who 10 as dull ns he
la good Go look upon, After a time q
meeting u cuntrived and Roxanc 30
works upon the feelings NJ Cyfano that
De- promises 90 protect tho young man.
who has that day Joined De Hrrstruc'a
regiment Whom Christian appears at
the barracks no iH Informed by his new
comrades that 20 refer 10 Do ncrr0rao'a
nose o. equivalent 10 giving ono'B order
Tor "a gravc. hut whom tho terrible dn-
olihi appears the young man. not at all
nwri uy the warnings he has received.
makes pointed illusions 20 his dlnng-
urcmont In order 10 demonstrate TO his
fellows that he does not fear him. De
liorgerac with dlmculty controls him
self and whom the other Gnaeons retire.
expecting 10 return after few minutes
20 hDd Christian stretched out cold In
death, they Hrc asioundod by seeing tho
two men with their arms about each
other one M them remarks that the
wolf has become u lamb, and makes an
Insulting AluHlon 10 lie Bergerac's nose
Iherrupon he Is promptly slapped upon
hiH own.
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tr1vngunza, Jack and ,ho neanunl6"
VIII h' sent ON me road again thla sel-
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