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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-08

Accidents come with distressing fire.
quency on the farm. Cuts. bruises, stings,
sprains. DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil relieves
the pain instantly. Never safe without 1t.
mon. wed. fri&wkv.tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-08

The Degree of Honor whist party
and dance has been postponed from
Thursday. Feb. to Thursday, Feb. 49,
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Continued from page -

STRANGE of r. w. Pattee and others OF
Caribou. against the enactment OF
law prohibiting the use of trading
stamps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-08

the mills workshops Of the cyLook at the sturdy
manhood the pride boast OF
muscles swelling chests massive
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-27
NUTS AS A DIET.

In different parts of Europe scien-
hsts have lately been experlme nting as
TO the nutrtire and medicinal values
OF different nuts and have advanced
opinions favoring the use Of certain
nuts AS food in the case of certain dis
eases. i.c $50
IL is; claimed that there is q spccial
Kind OF salt in nuts which is especially
good Tor softening the muscles Of the
aTlL''cs and elderly people who suffer
from The stiffening of these mus cles are.
especially benefited by eating nuts.
In trance among the rcCger classes
the absence Of Hour is. rtr.Al,d by the
chestnut. which is dried ard ground.
The peasants eat walnuts with bread
which has been smeared with pnrlic,
and this diet IS said to replace meat.
Tread is likewise made of the che st-
nuts.
lhere is pine nut Of Corea which
M rich in oil and is supposed to be 60
afehEt hening that 1t is given to Corcan
phild1en who are delicate of constitit-
ton. There is also nut in Corea which
looks a little like beechnut that 81
roasted and eaten and is given in ,t,1IS
t>S1A"asats' SsN fetned, ), for coughs. y.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-27
ONLY A QUAR- ItRbACK
he Looked like a Onde. Hut when
= He Ei1ied SOmpthInE
CAME l.0Ose.

The old saying that appearances are
deceptive" WIZ very irIltIy rXrmpli-
:. fird one night recently. says Ihr PhIIa.
delplra Times. Owing 10 the delay
caiI>rd by the snowfall. The cars ur The
Seventeenth street line that iun down
Chestnut were biurkrh Tor sumo time
In the northern part of the city. When
che FIRST Of Il line Of ten appeared al Ihe
Junction. they again found progress
!mptilrd This lime i; was the switch
my rail which was frozen light. and
ihr united efforts Of the muiornru
could not move il. There We're nOi
tnany people in the cars. bar those who
IVett each in turn applied his strength
10 the switching iron Even IL bur!l
degr" of i'ruLdiguaugian proportions
, failrd ANONYMOUSLY. There remained
only, one of the crowd hp had not
nailr the attrmrt, and he was. in the
pnrE!IIce Of the street. ~ bIoumiu'
d,ltf." He iIah spent his time in the
chr Httrntively chewing ihr end Of his
stick md reading the advertisements
Hiih H. Self-cunSciouS air. lie MAS like
pnih the flowers. g0rgroms!I aprareIrd
long brown paddock ruai surmoIni.
ed nm unimprachahle dress suit and
q large bunch OF vioIers dauglpd from
' Ills hniionhole lie got off and gaIrd
drthinilt AT tire proceedings. When
thk negro failed. divrsriun himself OF
THY 'lIn3, rOni. he threw il To u motor.
mAn. and. grabbing The iron, with ap
parrnI ease. hp forced bach the rail
ahd held it calmly N place while the
seven ears passed over il. rh,n for rhr
hrsi Time the people nurrrH All IN
l6nk, h-for breadth Of shoulders and
. dtrh az chest. Say mj>:rI. amt Won
sand"w? pnrried II little ganijn. Not
quite" laughed the dude. II only
played quarter FOR Yale Il couple Of
years" which aguin goes 80 prove that
appearances are not only deceitful, but
un,rmihful.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-27
JOINT STATEMENT
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County
For Quarter Ending March 81, 1899.
STA re OF NEVADA, }
COUNTY IF ELKo. o.
AUDITORS OEEINE

AUDIIUR'S OFFICE,
ELKo, April 3, 1899.
To the Honorable Board of COUNTY
Commissioners of Eiso county, New. !;
GENTLEMEN:-We Ia rewith submit
our QarteIly Report of the Finances
OF the county for the quarter ending
March 81, 1899.
Respectfully submitted.
&. A. WATKINS. Auditor.
A. q. DAwLEY. Treasurer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-27

The above balance stands to the
credit of the various funds as Der
Treas urer's Balance Sheet, dated
March 81, 1899:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-27

TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash in treasury tn tae credit of the
various. funds, March 81, 1899:
In State fund. r. RI p dO9Q 40
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-27

RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Balance in Treasury Dec.
81. 1893. ...... ....S25,936 81
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AMrR1cA,s CONDOLENCES.
Secretary Bny sends Appropriate
MISUNDERSTANDING In WnshinGtop'

Secretary Hwy Sends Appropriate
Messn ..es--scrvices In WnshinGton'
Washington, February 17-The follow
Ing was cabed at midnight last night
Porter Ambassador. Paris.
Department of State, Washington, -. W
February l6, 1893 The president Of the
limited States desires you to convey 10
Inc family Of the late president of the
French republic the expression Oh nus
heartfelt sympathy in their irreparable be-
rea yement The whole world mourns the
loss az one OF It's greatest statesmen, ana
This country has an especial share IN tue
ho''o" - John Hay.
The secretary Of state also indited Q
personal letter to NJ. Thiebaut, charge OF
The French embassy here. expressing his
sentiments OF the occasion
The note addressed By Secretary Hay
to M. Thisbaut was as follows;
Washington, February 16.-My Dear NJ.
Thiebaut; have this moment heard the
news Of the lameptable death OF your
n,esident and hasten 10 express my feei-
Ings OF sorrow and sympathy Npwhere
wifi the regret at the sudden termihatioh
~ a areat career be more profound or SIN
cara 9hsn IN this country. which is hound
by SO many ties OF gratitude ana esteem
10 the great republic OF France am,
w." John Hay.
Aside from the transmission Of me
formal assurances OF sorrow and sympathy
further action by this government because
OF the death Of President Faure wiii DC
taken. The president will probably In
struct Minister Porter to present az ap-
propriate floral tribute In behalf Oh ,ae
executive.
on the day OF President Fanre's funeral
Il Ia probable that requiem mass VIII pc
said for the dead in one OF washington
churches, Invitations to which VIII pc
sent 70 the president. ministers OF his
cabinet heads OF departments ana CON
eress ana representatives OF foreign eoun-
| iries resident here This was the case
when former President Garnet Of France
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WILL ELECT TODAY.
At i O'Clock the National Assembly,
VIII Choose Eaure's successor.

At O'clock the Nntonn' Assc""''
W,I Choose Faurc's successor.
Paris. February 1.-THE pramisr, M.
Dupuy has fixed the meeting of the Ma
tional assembly OF congress, in which the
senators and deputies unite in voting for
president OF France, for / o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, ut Versailles.
The body of the late president, Fellx
Faure. laid in state at the palace from
3 O'Clock until o'clock this afternoon
Only the ministers. members OF the DIP
lomatic corps and high public functions
ries wero allowed to view the remains.
But tho public will be admitted 10 the
palace before . o'clock on saturday morn
ing until o'clock Tuesday evening. The
obsequIos will take place nest ThurS-
day in the cathedral of Notro Dame, and
the intermeut will occur in the cemetery
OF Pero in Chaise.
The chamber OF deputies met at o'clock
this afternoon. Tho hall was crowded.
NJ. Deschanot who presided, read Pre-
micr Dupuy's letter announcing the death
of President Faure and pronounced "a
eulogy of the dead chief magistrate He
also asked all French to unite around the
coffin.
NJ Deschanet then read a letter from
the president of the senate. NJ LonDet'
announcing that the national assembly
would meet at Versailles tomorrow. II
was then moved that the house adjourn
as n token OF mourning. This was agreed
to and tho deputies dispersed.
In tho senate NJ. Loubet, the president
of that body, announced the death of Pres
ident Faure. In so doing. he said all the
members Of the senate joined in mourning
fer suddenly stricken France He eulo-
gized the deceased, who. he pointed out,
having been born In obscurty, feached
the highest point in The state, where ne
maintained the dignity Of France and the
concert Of Europe. The senate adjourned
until Tuesday.
II was significant incident that as NJ
Loubet, who has accepted the nomination
for tho presidency left tho chair, he was
greeted with unanimous applause and tho
senators cried: "yiye la republque!"
At meeting Of the ieftists today, NJ.
Loubet, president OF the senate and former
premier, was unanimously nominated for
tho presidency OF France. In succession TO
the late President Faure. II Is consld-
cred that Loubet's election Is assured.
Paris. February 17--Later In the day
it was announced that n. Mellne. In spite
OF the objections OF his supporters, has
withdrawn his candidature from the pres
idency In favor of NJ Louhot,
NJ Dupuy declines to enter the political
contest against N. Loubct. In view OF
tho apparently united support OF the SEN
ate and M. Mclinc's withdrawal In his
favor, n was generally thought this after
noon that NJ. Loubet's election Is almost
assured.
NJ Emile Loubet. who Is about 81 years
old. was born In the department OF the
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CONDITIONS IN KLoNp1KE.
scarcity of SuppIies-Stenmers in
Danger in the Ice.


Danger in the Ice.
Seattle Wash, February T.-Advices
from the Lower Yukon river up to No
vember &c have been received here. They
indicate a scarcity OF supplies at Rampant
City and Fort Hamilton, but there is no
fear of severe shortage. The stock of
butter and sugar will need careful hus-
banding. There are about 200 people at
Fort Hamilton and about 1000 at Rampant
City. The general health is excellent.
The steamer Monarch has a big cargo of
supplies at Dahl river; the steamers
Rldeous. Evans and Mary Graft also have
through cargoes aboard.
There is soma fear for the safety OF
number of river steamers when the ice
goes out next spring. Among them are
the Herman, Dawson City, Governor
Stoneman and Yukoner. They lie be-
tween Andreafsli and the mouth OF the
Tapama. Five vessels, whose names are
not known. are said to be stranded IN
Aphoon pass, the principal mouth OF TIC
Yukon delta. The greater part OF the Ice
goes out this way. The crews of these
vessels are removing from them every
thing possible in anticipation OF their pc
ing crushed by the ice
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Il. A. Engelhardt,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
WEATHER DEPARTMENT..

sahirgton. February i7.-Weather condi-
b and central forecast; Conditions arc
much unsettled this evening from the
kts!ppf valley eastward, and generally
MI stather prevails. There has, however,
y little precipitation during the day, the
~ along the Atlantic coast having ended
rA Thursday. There were light rains In
eDsr lake region and other widely sepa-
~ locaties, but generally TO an inappre-
a AMOUNT The low area in the north
continues its slow movement eastward,
tteutral tonight over Lake Superior, ard
n are still indications OF a disturbance on
4 1ass coast.
Y emperature remained comparatively
Z aod as rule has changed but little.
N ateial In charge at New Orleans reports
Nv in heating down the Mississippi river,
silhaef states that 1t may reach the Jet
sunday night. The situation along
fo,oinac remains practically unchanged,
~ !, Y tne upper river still holding firm.
= is plateau region and on the Pacific
|-s uefs were light rains In the northern
s' VI, while fair weather has continued i'll
n S.sae and southern portions
4 AA-uMly cloudy weather will continue east
\ Is s. Ailsslsslppi river. with probable rain In
n g,lIaFn States Fair weather will pre-
Y r. me West Temperature changes will
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President Faure was celebrated in the
chapel of the Elysee palace today. Tho
family of the deceased was present.
The Hobbies of the chamber OF deputies
we're crowded with members engaged IN
discussing the CHANCES of the various can
didntes. MN. Louhet, Meline and Dupuy
were chiefly mentioned, The socialists
and radicals favored NJ. Iouhet,
The flood OF kilograms of coincidence
from ell parts OF the world continues
Probably the most interesting are those
of Empcror Nicholas. conveying his sor-
/ row and that OF the c2erina President
Mckinley, representing the feelings OF
tho sister republic and Emperor william,
praying that God would grant the widow
strength to bear her sorrow. Among me
most noticeable wreaths are tie kalsers,
composed of orchids and parma volets,
bcarinp the monogram wv" surmounted
by The imperial crown. In sharp contrast
ia this are q couple OF pretty punches OF
ilowers and ribbons inscribed 10 our
Friend and Ally' and bearing the visit
ing cards of the car and czarina re-
speCtively.
its sincere regrets to Nine. Faure with
beautiful wreath.
count Muravieff. the Russian foreign
minister. has wired the Russian govern
ments condolences to tho French minister
of foreign affairs, Delcasse
Rome, February 17,--Cardinai Rampolla,
tho papal secretary, communicated the
death of President Faure to the pope The
pontiff. who was deeply Impressed. said
poor France suffers one misfortune after
another. What terrible consequences may
follow"
London, February lin the house OF
commons today the government leader, A.
j. Balfour. expressed deep sympathy with
France nj tho death OF President Taure,
The liberal leader OF the house, Sir Henry
Campbell Bannermap. concurred on behalf
Of tho opposition in Mr.. Bslfours re-
marks.
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ROYAL CONDOLENCES.
Rplers of Europe Send Messages 10
the Republic.

RuIers of Europe send Messages 10
the Republic.
Paris, February iT.-All the soVerelgns
have sent condolences
Besides the public buildings, many prl-
vate houses displayed flags at half masl.
Emperor William OF Germany mas te'e'
eraphed his condolences to Nine Faure,
He directed the German ambassador eoun'
Won Munster Lodenburg, to place WTea'n
on the presidents coffin, ana 10 announGe
that his majesty is sending spee'al ms
sion to represent him at the funeral
The official certificate sets iorpn ~ y.
congestion and hemcrrhage OF the BRAIN
After the remains had been embaimea
the body was dressed In evening arss r
white waistcoat crossed by the. granu cor
don Of the Legion Of Honor, II was tlen
laid on white mattress In the study
4 mass fof the repose OF the soul o.
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Especial plenateh to The Post. }

Especial Diapatch TO lne fost.)
Washington, February i7.-The senate
committee on commerce today reported tho
river and harbor bill to the senate and,
as stated In these dispatches last night, 1t
carries the Nicaragua canal bill as rider.
1t has also increased the expenditure for
the next year by about 900 and for
the next two or three years by about
$2S 900. 600, making the bill carry total
expenditure of about si2,oo0,ooO. This big
increase, and especially that carried by
the Nicaragua canal bill, is going TO cause
trouble In the conference committee. and
it endangers the life of the ontire bill when
It again reaches the house.
1t Is we'll known now that Speaker Heod
is bitterly opposed to any Nicaragua canal
legislation at this session, and 1t Is be-
lieved that rather than allow the Dill TO
become law he would dump the entire
measure, If possible, the river and harbor
bill, with 1t. This could be done by him
without the necessity OF an extra session
and the friends OF the Nicaragua canal
know 1t and arc working hard to head oil
the speaker. They are trying to get tho
senate to also incorporate the Nicaragua
canal bill in tho sundry civil appropriation
bill when that reaches the senate II they
succeed they will have a cinch on either
the passage of the Nicaragua canal bill at
this session or an extra session Immediate
~. The extra session will become neees-
slty then In order to pass the sundry clYil
appropriation bill or the wheels OF govern
ment must stop This shows how hard tho
friends OF the Nicaragua canal are work.
ing.
SO far as the Texas items in the river
and harbor bill are concerned there were
only three changes made. Senator Mills
made n hard fight for Buffalo bayou ship
channel and won signal victory, obtain
Ing Sc 100000 for the enterprise and plac-
ing Il under the continuing contract sys-
tenn. Unless the conference committee
knocks this out, Houston may well pass
vote of thanks to Senator NILS. Ills
amendment to tho bill Is as follows;
For commencing the improvements
of the water route from the mouth OF
the ietties at Galveston through the
existing ship channel and up Buffalo
BAYOU to Houston, including harbor
at Houston, in accordance with the
project submitted by the board OF en-
gineers November 8, 1897, s25o,ooo;
provided, that contracts may DC
entered into by the secretary OF war
for the whole or any part OF sucn
materials and work as may De requlr-
ed for prosecuting the Improvement
or materials and work may DC aone
otherwise than by contract, TO Do pa'a
for as appropriations may from Time
TO time be made, not to exceed IN the
aggregate $4,000 900; provided, fuf-
ther that two dredges may DC con-
st1eted for said work out O 'nat
sum. sSl
The Texas city item. over which tnsss
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THE COMPROMISE.
Injunction Suits Against Commission Will
Be Withdrawn.
The Cotton Tariff Will Stand as Promulgated Just
Before the Suits Were Filed by the Railroads,
but Compress Rates Have Been Restored.
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the
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of the Fcdcr"
which contc"p'ntes ina"
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be put In ny me 'o-
of cmcct TIC"
Atom.
commissioners tar
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of cotton tariff which was In
nrtm -c which never
wi
colIcctnbe compressaae at y"
ccntsp perl
II L.
Galveston VIII remain b"
Of dinercntiai territory will oh
n of fact
except
cotton piece
conempiates little more tn"h 'e""
commodity rates As Z"
the VIII DC
in enonch
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PRESIDENTS or FRANCE.
-@
Everyone Left once Under re-
cnIinr Circnms tnnccn.

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~ p,eaene iepuoiic OIL francs
s 9s III ie'V, AZ Is .ne
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1850 Nv presiuen's' are e'ecteu
-. ser ses's anu 'ne POSITION
u"ss no' seeh " pe Que 'nse ln-
SUES iohs iie UT happiness IN OF
N,s,
ue iifs' pres'ueno was liners.
!. ,'e ies'sneu o"ins 10 poi'''cat up
"ea'"'
Inc Second was macManoh' he
i RESIGNED.
Inc .nira was the nriiliant states :.
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THE RossmoRE ABANDONED.
Eorty-four Persons Rescued by TN
Steamship Rotterdam.

Eorty-four Persons Rescued by the
Steamship Rotterdam.
New York, February 1.-THE steam
or Rotterdam, from Rotterdam, when
arrived today, reports that on February
G in latitude 40 degrees and SO minutes
,ongitude As degrees and 26 minutes she
sighted the British steamer Rossmore'
from Liverpool Tor Baltimore, in sink
ing condition. The Rotterdam TOOK on
All on board the Rossmore, forty-four ~, ~
pnt,srdam STAYED by the Rossmore for
sixty hours. Captain Duncason OF ne
Rossmure reported that nine membtrs
Of his crew had been taken on by the
steamer Trojan before the ROTTERDAM
came up. ,,,l,
The Rossmare was abandoned IN ieak-
ing condition February s.
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was assassinated and when the empress
OF Austria recently died. Invitations in
such cases are transmitted by the state
department to the members of this gov
ernment and the foreign representatives
are invited through the diplomatic office
OF the bereaved country.
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suicided.

Lonsview, Texas, February l''--CrouSe
Arndcn son Of J. b. Munden, committed
suicide about s o'clock this evening ps
shooting himself through the heaa WIN
a pistol; no cause known.
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IN Business?

!. nose who might become your
Va ~ we can Put you in way OF
hy1 !. :, business than ever before.
~ 's ....sd TO the Local Manager OF The
t s'a' .,.sraph and Telephone Com.
J! n, ,oa iull particulars l+ \; B: /. j
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OUR SHIP CHANNEL
Senator Mills Secures an Appropriation
for Continuous Work.
TWO MILLIONS APPROPRIATED.
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dol.
lars for Preliminary Work.
THE TEXAS CITY ITEM is RESTORED
Mouth Of the Brazos Also Comes N for Z
Good Snug Sum.
THE NICARAGUA CANAL BILL IS A RIDER
II Mny Defeat the ApproprlaSlon
bills and Make an Extra session
or Congress Necessary.
THE TEXAS CITY ITEM is RESTORED
Mouth Of the Brazos Also Comes N for
Good Snug Sum.
THE NICARAGUA CANAL BILL IS A RIDER
II May Defeat the Appropriasioas
bills and Make an Extra session
or Congress Necessary.
TO Hon. J. c. Hutcheson. Hous-
ton. TcxilS

To Hon. j. c. Hutcheson, Hous-
ton, Texas
Washington. February IT,
The senate committee ON COM
mcrcc report the river and
harbor bill today to the sennte
with my amendment taking UP
the Buffalo bayou work. ac-
cording to report Of board of
engineers, appropriuting d.
rect two hundred md hfty
thousand dollars, and author
ling the secretary of WRIT to
contract for further prosccu-
ton of the work, not to exceed
two million dollars.
II, @. mills,
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liabilities

Fast TIE :. :: I; somewhat colder in CO.
IRENE so rtion; fresh winds, becom-
ing norp
West IeA. W Mexico Oklahoma and In
dian Territory-lfair; northwest winds.
Enthusiastically fair; winds becoming
westerly
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'eneraf Observations.
s'7'atons taken at all stations BY United
|sar weather. bureau at s D. M. 18th merid-
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Continued on Page -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19
Los JuramentadOs

Made; vuestro seoreto IS el nuesJro; tsmbsn
nosOtros amamos misms mn jsr.
Conrado llev6 mano Ia enpunadura de gu es.
'psas Leo se echo rer al YER e,ta sdemau
II Vamosl dij 81 cOuyoca eta todos los
que Ia anamos, debe ser porque teLe neoesdad do
GuestTs espads.
p obabementp, murmur6 ConTaiO deiando dee
1kpuestc, prosigui6 el conde Eric, que est las
persuaddo como Dosotros de que ella gnoraba v6estEe
amor; so6mo lego 8 saberoi
LEn uua caeeTis pude libraTla de los oOlmillos de
un sbali, dejk sscspar mi seoreto.
-Pues bienl dijo Leo reudO, preferO que sea asi
-Por queG
-Porqae ESQ vatia agO Ia ooss; Ell cOnde 30 Ia
revelsmos nuestro amor de Ia misma maneTa
~ por mi vidal diO Ell cOnds Eric, que sOs
mas atreyido que 20.
CusndO bsbO, Sismpre 10 soy; respOndi6 el alemku
con fsms
-lPues que hsbisis bebdoG
-Un barril de vino del Rhin.
-Pestel muFmuT6 Leo.
hsbando alf los tres ovenes ae dirgtan Ia
oolina en- Ouya oims estaban las rBnss del Castillo
Una bora les fue menesr para trepar les peadientes
eaoabTosa, pero sta no habian dado as doee eusndo
atFavesaTon primer reointo. ka medic de les pare
des desmoronadaf qusdaba pi6 ana sola torres las
almenas estabau inundadas por una elardad FoiiEfs
CFsveooer eus iba dslante dTigi6 oabsllo haos a
torre. 81 erar al umbra vovi6 de repenta ha-
ola sns oompshsros, exelamsndo
-Pol los euern0l del diabol IAqai hsy ano mss.