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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
Successful Institute.

The Times-Record had lengthy
report Of the Barnes county farmers
Institute recently held in Valley City.
The total cost of the institute was
only $5l.64, raised largely by the Busi-
ness Mems union, through advertising
on the institute program. This paid
the transportation and hotel charges
of the instructors, janitor, post
age, &C.. These Institutes are usually
we'll attended by farmers who hear
the discussion Of farm subjects and
get the latest information from the
agricultural college men. A farmers,
committee made the arrangements
for the two days session, which was
held in the court house and attended
by about $50 farmers of the county.
The same kind OF an institute could
be had for this county if number Of
persons sufficiently interested 60
ahead and make the necessary arrange
ments. 1t is worthy Of the attention
of both farmers and business men.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
ILLEGAL CATCHING OF fish
Many Violations of Law are Re.
ported From Spiritwood
Lake.

Those who wondered why the fish
lin Spiritwood lake were not so nuner-
Gus last summer as usual can find an
explanation by taking rubber
around the lake most any old day in
the winter. 1t is claimed that many
come from far and near to catch the
fish Notwithstanding the fact that it
is illegal to do so at this season of the
year. All this winter according to
authentic reports it has been the prac-
tiee to cut holes in the ice of the lake
and capture as many fish as possible.
An investigation OF the matter by
the state game warden seems to be in
order. There are numberous people
who claim they can give the necessary
information to secure a conviction of
the guilty parties.
The fishermen do not merely secure
enough for their own use, according
to reports, but sell the same, a num-
of loads being brought to Jamestown.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
Hamilton Jury at Minneapolis Agree
After Forty Hours Deliber-
alton.
ManslauQhter the verdiCt-Motion
for a New Trial Has Been
Made.
Prisoner Remanded to jail Means
From Five to Twenty
Years.

Minneapolis, Feb. 21.-The jury in
the case of the state of Minnesota
against Frank H. Hamilton, charged
with numbering Leonard r. Day, after
40 hours deliberation, furnished gen.
uine surprise by coming into court
few minutes before 10 o'clock and re-
porting that it had agreed on a ver-
dict of manslaughter in the first de-
gree with a recommendation to the
mercy of the court. The jury had been
out so long that hope of an agree
ment had been given up. The jury
informed the deputies at 9:15 that it
had agreed, but it took half an hour
to arrange the preliminaries. Ham
ilton was brought down first He had
enjoyed good nights sleep and was
In excellent spirits. He seemed daZed
when the verdict was announced and
made no other sign than to shake his
head in mute protest.
He was at once remanded to Jail
to await sentence and absolutely re-
fused to see anyone except his de-
voted FRIEND Miss johnson of Colora-
do Springs.
His attorneys at once moved for a
new trial. but no date was set for
hearing the arguments.
When the prisoner reached the Jail
he said to Jailer Alexander. with dis
pairing gesture:
They've found me guilty, captain,
but do not deserve it,"
The penalty for the crime for which
he is convicted is imprisonment from
five to twenty years.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
State Meeting,

Fargo, n. D., Feb. 2O.-The grand
encampment Of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows was held in the
city yesterday and the attendance at,
the meetings was very large. The
meeting was called to order by Grand
Representative Bensch. The election
and installation of officers for the en-
suing year took place as follows:
Grand Representatives.. j. Bensch.
Jamestown.
Grand Patriarch-W. H. McPher-
son, Valley City.
Grand High Priest-J. Peterkin.
Fargo.
Grand Senior Warden-O. R. Tucker
Fargo.
Grand Junior Warden-Geo. H.
Elinlie, Devils Lake.
Grand Scribe-H. J. Rowe Cassel-
ton.
Grand Treasurer-C. S. Cole, Lis
bon.
Grand Outside Sentinel-Wm. Mil
ner, CaSSelton.
Grand Sentinel-M. II. Reddick>
Grand Forks.
Grand Marshall - T. TallackSOn,
Grafton.
1t was decided to hold the next en-
campment in this city next year, ON
the third Tuesday in February.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
More Smallpox.

Bismarck, n. D., Feb. 14.-A second
case Of smallpox has developed here
and there is considerable fear being
expressed OF a further spread CT the
disease. B. B. Rognlie, second assist
secretary of the senate, from Wells
county, was taken with smallpox to-
day, and was Immediately removed to
on duty for about week, and it is not
believed anyone in the senate has been
exposed. although there will be con-
siderable uneasiness until this is def
nitely known. The case of Sunder-
land has developed sufficiently to abso-
lutely confirm the attending physi-
clans first diagnosis of smallpox.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
fiends Sentenced.

Judge Pollock at Fargo sentenced
Hugh Shauger and II. Steffes, found
guilty of rape in the second degree on
the persons of Lena Wilkins and Anna
Rundgren, two 13-year old girls.
Shauger was gwen years and Stetfes
10 years. In sentencing the prisoners
the court gave the parents of the girls
a roast and said the girls were not
blamed SO much as the environments
in which they had been reared. AS
the character of the girls is not Of the
best the sentences are much lighter
than is usually the case.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
Trains Crowded With H0meseekers,

Thecoast train Wednesday was again
run in two sections and filled with
homeseekers from the crowded por-
tionS of the east. The coaches were
so crowded that many We're obliged to
stand up. The majority were going
to Washington but many were des-
tined for points in this state, Idaho,
Montana and Oregon, also.
President Hill has stated it will be
the effort of the Great Northern road
to transfer $4,000 people to points
along its line this year, to become per-
manent settlers.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
The Seed lBearins Plants of N. Oak

The department. of botany Of the
agricultural college has just issued a
publication, which We presume will be
much appreciated by the teachers Of
the state. 1t is entitled-A Prelimin-
ary List, OF the Seed Bearing Plants Of
North Dakota. The faculty of the
college are enthusiastic in the belief
that more attention should be given
to the study .of plants and natural OBJ
jectS in the public schools. Nature
study can not come into much favor as
part of the daily circulum until
teachers generally become interested
in the native plants and animals Of
the regions which they are teaching.
This special bulletin of the college
and experimentation, listing as it
does a very large number of the wild
plants of the state, we think, will be
of much service to teachers as a re-
ference list. The plants are listed in
the order of Gray's Manual and accom-
panied by full List of common names.
A map shows the chief points at
which collections have been made and
many Of the plants listed, are de-
scribed as to economic and educational
features. Only a limited number OF
this bulletin, No. 46, has been issued.
1t will be sent to any teacher upon ap-
plication to President Worst or to the
department of botany, agricultural
college.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
SALARY BILLS KILLED
Bills Regulating Salaries Killed and
Authorization Bill Intro
duCed.

Bismarck, Feb. 20.-The bill of SEN
ator Cox fixing salaries of state officers
was discussed yesterday in the senate
and it was finally decided to add $500
to the yearly salary of each officer, as
provided in the bill as originally intro
duced. On final passage the bill was
killed by vote OF Is to 10.
The house biR fixing exemptions at
$3.50 passed the:senate by a vote of II
to 10.
The county bond bill for purchase
of seed wheat has been approved by
GoH- White.
Senator Murphy introduced b;l pro-
viding term Of four years for alder
men. ......
Senate bill 1913, McDougall, trepea}-
ing penalty yrlause of the prohibition
law was introduced.
Wolbert's bill, making conlpensa-
tion of county commissioners S. per
dsy was killed by vote of 32 to:24.
NOTES.
Capt. Gleason is rat1limg gold watch
at so cents&a ticket.
Denny Hannatin is proud Of his life
membership in the N. D. Press asso-
citation. His distinguished services as
the source, OF so much matter to the
PRESS OF the state and other states,
entitled him to seat in the front pew
,ef the press gang dong ago.
Manager Ed. Patterson is caring for
the crowds; that have taxed the North
west to its utmost in good shape.
When the finishing touches are put
on the hotel it will be a credit to any
town.
1t is said that the dresses worn by
the society ladies OF the capitol this
winter are the finest gowns seen
there in years. At the recent recep-
tions there were gowns made in Paris,
New York, Chicago and the Twin
Otys. Bismarck society folks are do
ing a great deal of entertaining this
winter. .r
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
Excursion to Coal Mines.

Yesterday there was an excursion of
North Dakota and Minneapolis busi-
ness men to the kenmare mine on the
500, and the party spent Tuesday in
vestigating the mines. About 40 left
Fargo on the n. p. to join the 500
train at Valley City. The result of
the visit may be important in devel--
oping the coal industry of the state.
If the railroad commissioners and the
legislature will permit the putting in
of ''Ys' at the various crossings, the
shipments of native coal to numerous
points can be greatly facilitated, and
thousands of dollars sent outside the
state for fuel can be kept in circula-
tion at home.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
More Corn Raised.

Stutsman county farmers will plant
more corn than usual this season. The
success with the crop last year in spite
of the dry weather was such as to en-
courage farmers to rely on this crop
for winter feed more than in the past.
The ears matured we'll and were large
and better than ever before raised
here. One farmer contemplates put
ting in 25O acres and cultivating it
as is done in the old corn states.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
Governor White Sends a Number OF
Appointments to the Senate
for Confirmation.
|. W. SChruth of Fargo Lands the
Appointment of Oil In.
speCt0r. ...-
Trustees of a Number of the State
institutions We're Alse
Named.

Bismarck, Feb. l6.-GOvernur White
teday made following appoir tments
which were confirmed in executive
session in senate: Oil inspector, L. w.
Schruth, Fargo; Supt. Public Health,
H. S. Healy, Michigan City: Indus
trial School Trustees, Thes. Seton,
Ellendale, j. B. Taylor, Menango, An
drew Weber, Ashley; Trustees Reform
School, c. A. Heegard, Mandan, G..
J. Defrance, Dickinson, W. j. Ether
ington, Sanger, Henry Gilbert, Senti-
mel Butte; Trustees Deaf and Dumb
School, M F. Fallhy, Cando o. A.
Whipple, Devils Lake. Louis Larson,
Rugby.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
HOUSE BILL KILLED.
Nelson, limiting county officers to
two terms.

RESOLUTION OF RESPECT.
Senator Little presented in the sen.
ate concurrent resolution OF respect
to the memory of Ex-senator Pierce,
which the senate adopted, and as a
further mark of respect the senate ad-
journed after the consideration OF the
governors appointments.
Ex-senator Pierce was the first gov
ernor to occupy the executive cham
ber. He was governor of the terri
tory of Dakota at the time of holding
the constitutional convention looking
to the division and admission Of the
states of North and South Dakota.
He was d man possessed OF exceedingly
popular and loving traits Of character.
Author, newspaper man, soldier,
statesman, sriend. No man who has
had to do with the affairs of this state
welded a better or more potent inhu-
ence.
PASSED.
SIouoC Jill y, SANNtOIOIlAN CACAAHoiolAo
OF church property was passed under
suspension of the rules.
Senate bill q, the fcaternal insur-
ance bill, was passed ;and amended by
the special committee.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Senate bill 1856, Cashel, creates a
beard Of five trustees for the institu-
tion for the feeble minded at sGrafton,
tobe appointed Jan. 1902, board to
select a site and erect;a suitable build
ing out Of the appropriation of 1000
from the general government
The appropriation committee re-
ported an appropriation of $4,000 for
the maintenance. of the Mayville nor
NAL school for the period from March
j to Dec. 81, 1901. This is the same
kappropriati as that recommended
tor the Valley City school.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
Drifts in the Hills.

The last week or two cold weather
and the snow fall are making their
effects felt on cattle in the hills and
their are some reports of losses in the
northwest part OF the county. The:
snow has drifted to considerable ex-
tent in the hills of late and feed is
short.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
Taxes Paid.

The 500 has adjusted its taxes in
Barnes county, final settlement being
made last week. The road paid about
$500. The final adjustment leaves
about $50 unpaid, which was deducted
on account of illegal assessments in
Pierce township, Wimbledon village
and Raritan school district.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
Land Open to Entry.

Register McGillivray of the Bis
marck Land Office desires notice given
in the Alert that the plat of township
144, north of r. IS west has been filed
will be open to entry April II, 1901.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21

Bismarck, N. D., Feb l8.-Starpe's
re2pportionment bill has been passed
by the house and now but awaits the
governar's approval to make it a law.
The hill provides for 40 senators and
loo representatives. big increase
over the former appointment which
means corresponding increase in ex-
penses of suture legislatures. Rep.
Watson voted for the bill and Rep.
Keeker against as the latter says he
does not believe in the additional eX-
pense. Under thesnew apportionment
:Stutsmanscountyr will have one senator
and three representatives.
The fateful time having arrived for
the third reading of senate bill MI.
Packard moved the Sharpe bill
be placed upon it's third reading,
which motion prevailed without "a
furry.
Judging from the many errors found
i'm the bill it was fortunate it was net
forced to passage the previous even
ing when in the heat OF the battle
some of them might have been over
looked. 1t took the house over an
hour to get the corrections made so.no
Territory was left out of the bill, and
visions of supper loomed up in large
proportions before the roll Was called.
The bill was passed 80 to q, and the
cGncher neatly affixed.
Rep. ,Chacey and Speaker Pollock
of Cass also voted against the
bill. The bill gives large advantage
to the central part of the state.
1t is proposed to follow the Sharpe
bill in few days by the bill doing
away with the present system OF clerks
and substituting the contract system
for engrossment and enrolment of
hlBs etc This will effect saving
nearly equal to increased expense OF
the larger legislature. AS the bill
that passes now will undoubtedly
stand as the law for the next ten
years, tits believed that it will be
found nearer right;and just to all sec
tiOns Of the state than any other
measure proposed, says the Bismarck
Tribune.
Under this ,apportionment Pembina
county gets two senators and three
representatives; Walsh, two and three;
Traill, two and three; Cass, three and
nine; Richland, two and six; Sargent,
one and two: Ransom, one and two;
Barnes, two and four; Steele and
Griggs, one and three; Nelson, one and
two; Cavalier, two and four; Rollette,
one and two; Bension one and three:
Ramsey, one and three; Towner, one
and two: StutSman, one and three; La
Moure one and two; Diekey, one and
two: Emmons and Kidder, one and
two: Burleigh, one and two; Bottineau,
one and two; Ward and Williams, one
and three; Morton, one and three:
Stark and Billings, one and three:
Eddy and Foster, one and two; Wells,
one and three; McHenry and Pierce,
one and three: Mclean, Mercer and
Oliver, one and two; Mcintosh and
Logan, one and two.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
RamSett, relating to notice of lease
of school lands.
Gronyold's, concurrent resolution to
sell state lands at S5.
Cassell, option as to county treasur-
er's bonds.
Watson, prohibiting railroad en-
plOyeS from making contracts limiting
liability of company for damage.
Bill, maintenance of railroad station
houses.
The governor messaged his approval
of the veterinarian bill.
SENATE BILL PASSED.
Senate bill IA, Cashel, locating
school for feeble minded at Grafton.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-02-21
For Sale.

Vitritied culvert pipe and well curb.
ing pipe at Geo. Lutz'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12
FL cafe como aIimento

Ell cafe contiene: 10, sales 1tiieS para la
nutric6n; 20, principles aromaticos que indu-
yen venta josamente sobre la digestion; -. una
importa tfsima cantidad de su>tsncias ~asss,
princi pio de los alimentoS res srirato'i1s 4Q
materias azoadas, principle por excelenca de
los alimentos reparadores.
Una ir.1si6n de 100 gramos de cafe una
libra de aqua, representa- 20 gramos de sustain
cias nutritivas.
Esta demostrado que quen aimenta
con escaseZ puede gozar de buena salud ira
bajar mas ST aumenta raci0n de cafe.
La infusion de cafe apasigua ell hambre
sosuiene aumeDta las fuerZas cuaudO esta
medida perturba con sus efectos Ell tempe.
ramento no esta contraindicada para la
Iud.
Tn lftro de cafe con leche, representa- seis
veces mas de sustaneia s6iida tres veces mas
de materas azoadas que Ell caldo de puchero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12
habfa regalado un dfa, dicieadole
que Sc trataba de I'm pttnte ?
fulminante venenO.

habfa regalado un dfa, diciendole
que sc trataba de In p,t-nte
fulminante veneno.
-sLa habfa engafiado?
ST, porque aouel vepeno, no
mata, sino que da ia q 500 apsrieD
cia de mnertt produce cstalepsia,
que aura tres 6 cua tro dias- - 10
mas.
-sLos medicos no observa-on es-
ia mueIte apareDte7
No. sc engaflsron 10 mismo
que Ia condtsa, igual que todos;
dijeion que Ell marques habfa sido
atacado de una apoplegia fulmi-
10 de Ia bolita, pero tenfa interes
de mantener ell silencio.
para que tie servirAs sQue ha-
ras de tn secreto?
Beppe sonri5, ponie ndo un dedo
en- los labios.
Chiffon, dijo cast en- voz bajs,
no ts dire una pslabra mas, has
Ia que DO hayamos trasladado al
marques lejos de aquf.
~dY donde quieres trasladarlo?
-Oonozco un gnardabosque POGO
distante, que por una bolsa de GRO,
pondrA 81 oabafIa mi disposition,
sin pregu ntarme para que ha de
servir.
-Imbecil; ono sabes que no hay
hombre que no tenga cIriosidad
por conocsr un seoreto? te espiara
estate seguro. En- Ell lugar en- que
mejor podrfas escenderlo, es en- Ell
subterraneo de la casita blanca.
B~ppe sintio un frfo intense: Ia
voz lie T. N blaba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12
Ell REsUCITADO

tinamente, no ha dejado testamen'
to, la viuda sin vos, sc encontra-
ria en- una esoabrosa situaciou'
Ahora, eu cambio-
-Teneis raz6n, -dijo la conde-
sa rechinando los dientes, -yo es'
taba loca. Hasta la vista doct'.r,
Volvi6 q entrar donde Sc hallaha
la euferma, dejando al medico
aturdido al yer a Ia condesa de
a9uel modo.
Editta en- tanto Sc haofa dormt-
do de nuevo. Sa gentil cabeza Sc
huudia en- Ia almohada Y sus cabe-
llas sue t)s le foTmsbao en- torno
como an marco de orc.
La coudesa Sc dirjgi6 hacia el
lacho econ un brusco movi-
u,icnto leyant6 Ia 90 'gsdura.
Sc flo en- que Ia joven dormia
Sc inmergi6 en- feroz contempla-
cion.
En- su mirada Sc lefa IN odio in
fnito. una resolucion implacable.
Su boca Sc abrfa q intsryalos con
sonrisa siDiestra; su mirada sc la
cfa sguda frfa emo la hoja de un
| cuchillo.
Editta hiro IN lige movimien
to aorio de nuevo los parpados.
Al yer de prouto aquellos dos
oios encendi5os, fjos en ella, no
pudo conteutr un debil grito; pero
| reconocida la condesa, sonrio dull
l cemente.
iEl medico Sc IA marchadoY
1 =.
No os die nada acerca de mi
enfermedad.
-Editta, = exclamo Ia condesa
con voz ahogada por la emocion, =
escdchame bien: 10 que te dire es
10 que me dijo el medico, 81 era tn
Il destino.
Bditta la miro genuamente con
/ los CLOS llenos de sorpresa.
/ NADIA correspondfa.
Il -Habla, diio &C q inhnita dulzu'
H "a,
Editta. -. tu eres madre----
Il -SYoe
\ Atonita y palida como una muef
ia, pero ademas radiante IL mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12
pONCE, Nd. R.

ligero, palidecio y estuvo a punto
de desvanecerse.
-IQue teneis? pregunto viva
mente ell medico.
--Un dolor repeDtino aqOl; me
parecfa morir; pero Ia pasado.
El medico levanto la cublerta
para yerloy la condesa lie parecio
observar un estremecimiento ner-
Vioso eli su rostro, una arruga pro-
funda en- la frente y extrano res
plandor en- los ojos.
No 90 NADIA, diio levantando-
Sc. un POGO de debilidad, pero pa
sars. Necesitais DutrirUs, nutrlros
mucho. OJ dejo, volvere esta no.
che.
Sali6 de la estaneia acompanado
de la condesa.
Apenas ell portier quedo detras
de el, Lydia cogi6 una mano oel
medico con vCz apagada:
@:Y Que? murmuro, mis- ou-
das. --.
Sc han realizado, condesa: Edit
ia SO madre.
Lydia retrooedi6 st6nita con los
OiOS fuera de las 0rDltaS.
OH pero uo--- les pos1ole'~
ekclam6.
El medico la miraba sorprenoioo'
-lQue ten6lsP pregunto con
viva idad.
La condesa no rcspcDdio; coglua
con la mano al p"rtier de tercloPe-
10. con la cara lfvida, Lydia per-
manecfa silenciosa, sterrorllaoa'
espantada de sus mismos pehsa
mientOs.
Era precise, sin embargo, exph-
car al doctor aquellO.
-iAh! : murmuro. habia con-
cebido nus triste idea
GCual?
-Temfa que Ia criatura matase
q la madre que 20 amo emo una
hijs.
No temaisl Edltta es fuertei
fesistirS- por otra parte es una
Tentaja para ella encontrarse en-
ese estado.
--SC6mo?
-~Si, El marques musrto repen'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12
Enfern1a

Sc halla enferma en- su residencia de Fa-
jardo la distinguida sefiora esposa de nuestrO
querido amigo correigionarto don Ramon
Mendez Cardona, dofa Carota Calls.
Deseamos su pronto restabecimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-12
No, no, iamas, tendlfa dema-

No, no, jamas, tendlfa dema-
eiado miedo.
Ssn Vlt) sdquiri6 acento durci
OHIO l. .antandose bruscs me, te, -
20 de tro modo no tie ayudare,
porque 90 quiero por tn causa com
promoter la tranquilidad de gus
gozo. Yo me vry.
Beppe Sc agarr6 del traje del
ayentuTerO.
No, no me deies, ST td no me
syudas, veo, por desgrscia, que nc
sabre veneer las difcultades y que
toda mi fatiga fesuitara indtil.
-dAceptas mi proposition?
-Bien.... si... quizas tengas
razon; el asilo que NE ofreces es Ell
mas segurO para esconder a un hon.
bre; speIo 81 tn duquesa Sc diera
cuenta?
-Etla, 10 mismos que mis- crlaA
dos, ignoran Ell secre to del subtle
franco q estas horas todos duer-
men en- la casita. 6Quieres desper-
tar al marquss9
No, serfa mas dIticultOsc, p0r-
que sera atacado de fisbre y de de-
lirio que durara algunos dfas.
-Entonces COD viene darke priss,
porque la faena no serA tan fAcii.
Conencemos por sacar el cuerpo
del feretro y por introducir este en
oil sepulcro; en- tsnto Sc me ocurri-
| ra alguna buena idea.
| 7 el aventurero, con Ell valOr =
la energfa en- el naturales, puso
/ manos & la Cbre.
Bcppe pre- euro apa, tar su miste.
ricso miedo, veneer su debilidad y
Sc dtspuso q asyLdsrle.