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Ito be Continued.)
COST OF FRENCH MINISTRIES.

Government Needs an Electoral Army
to Sustain It.
The ministry Of education and the
fine arts has no fewer than LIS, 709 paid
officials, says the Nineteenth Century.
AS to the ministry of war, It is diff
cult to determine the exact number of
civilian employees connected with it.
They are lost in the crowd of military
officials. Besides, ministers have a
trick, in preparing the estimates, Of
hiding as much as possible the full
number of their subordinate function
aries. Their salaries are SO small and
their duties of such slight Importance,
when they are not altogether useless.
that to furnish full details might lead
to their being got rid of. Parliament
and the press are clamoring for re-
trenchment and. reform. The budget,
which at the time OF writing ID not yet
voted, amounts to the enormous figure
of $500, 0O0, 900 francs (f14O, 0e0, 00e),
and every day afew millions are added
for the purpose fasatiafying .eleetoral
interests. while there g an annual de-
|; hcit, which can only be made good by.
the aid Of disguised loans. Is It On
the lower officials that this golden
shower falls? They are ten or twelve
IN room, occupied In classifying pa
perss or copying documents which have
already been written once Ii an adj
Joining Office. They receive from 1000
francs to 5000 francs q year, accord
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CHAPTER xxXu.

N old man with
hair as white as
snow, a worn, trou-
bled face. and
hands that .trem-.
bled as they rested
on his stick, was
standing before
Lady Caraven, bow
Ing as though she
were the arbitress
of his dnafinv Z
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CHAPTER XxxI1

Ell promptitude
pleased him; her
desire to meet his
wishes gratified
him. The letter
she had written
was just what he
wanted. T h e.
young wife smiled
to herself at the
thought Of how
we'll she was pro-
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SHE ELUDED HIM.


you have an old-fashioned English bal
lad, or Scotch one? No French or
Italian for me. like good hearty
Words
He sang one of the prettiest of Eng
lish songs-"Good-by, Sweetheart,
Good-by sang it with such sweetness,
such pathos, that his listeners were al
most moved to tears.
IT could not leave thee though I
said
Goodbye, sweetheart, goodbye"
As the last words passed his lips he
caught glimpse of his wife's face.
What did it express? He stopped sud
denly. Sir Raoul rallied him. begging
him to finish.
LET us have the last verse;" said
he; but the earl turned quickly to
him
mot another word, Raoul," he an
swered: II can sing no more. Iahaye
seen a ghost" H.,
"a ghost" cried Sir Raoul. "The
ghost of what?"
II am not quite sure" replied the
earl; "but I think it was the ghost of
what might have been" And Sir Raoul
said no more.
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I . 4 d.
must condescend to plead. She had the
life Of a white-haired old man, the
happiness of whole family, in her
hands-there would be no room for
self-she must be more patient. She
remembered Longfellows's beautiful
words: Il
Bear a lily in thy. hand ID
Gates Of brass cannot Withstand 4.
One touch. of that magic wand.
She would lose no time in pllzzling
reflections, but do that which had been
asked Of her. She would 90, "lily in
band" and refuse to leave her hus-
band until her prayer was granted.
She smiled to herself az she thought
how diplomatic she was growing. On
the last occasion that she had q Ia
yor TO beg from him she had not
thought Of Q fitting time. She was
growing wiser M 3l#s s &. ;55 s q
After luncheon to-day" she decid-.
ed. :s,' 35 N
b And that resolve to control her own
impatienee ana study her husbands
.humofS Was one OF tho fwisest resolves
she had ever made IN her life.
After luncheon there WIS generally.
IN interval Of quiet IN the castle. MOst
~ tia ladies went To- their own rooms:
soms q the gentleman went 70 the bill
9srd room, some sought the library. ~
Egso6 1estnns would haye II Logd Car
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DREW BACK THE SPRAYS.
it-how the wretched homes caused. fe-
yer and rheumatism and host of mis-
eries-how the laborers on his estate
were worse paid, worse lodged and
worse fed than on any other-how the
tenants were more heavily burdened-
how his name was spoken with curses
not blessings
{To be Continued.)
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Tie convict ~ y bill q iara AZ
brad ~ vassr 40 caai ~. lE.: So
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where everything went SO they followed
him, brought out the necessary Tools
and the four Comrades squared away.
II was 10 be Gratlcmans Game No
one az the Table wanted TO take Money
out Of Fncnd'a Pocket they put on
an eoN Limit OF 30 Gents. So that no
one could win or lose enough to Hurt.
They Ind to make It an object In order
10 keep their Blood In Circulation, but II
was agreed that one dectlng llour Of 10
Cent Limit would not make or break any
Dne. And II was positively understood and
agreed that wheu the Cuckoo clock hootcd
Tor Eleven O'Clock, thnt was 10 he the
Signal, had bcon out the Night before
with a Bad Man from Comet Buns, aud
b. wanted to make up few Hours Of
slumhtr i hud TO figure on Contract
ueYt Day, and he needed Eight Hours So
as 70 show up with q Clear Head c said
,e had compile OF BlHck Marks stumbling
against bin and it he dldnt get In by
midnight he might lose his Latch Key. d
Iald he was glad they were going 10 MAXI
L Brief Session, AS the Electric Light
hurt his Eyes. Il seemed that not
one bad more than an Hour 60 spare
II was q beautiful GETAWAY. An the
Stacks were the same size, neatly built
np Into nd-Pipes of Red White aud
Blue The Cards rifhed smoothly aud the
Dove Of peRcc seemed ia hover over III,
Round Table. Each Man lighted an eight
mob Pertecto aud got II hmnted MP sc
Is 10 Keep the SMOKE out W his Eyes III
MAS feeling Immense bcepusc he counted
N pulling out about Five Bones ana huy.
ng 4 ltlat with &C.
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y MODERN FABLES. y
The Modern Fable Of the
AlI-Night Seance and the
Limit that Ceased 10 Be. -

any one who bet less than 80 Cents would
he considered pikor He put in Pat
ent Corkscrow for Buck aud said Il cniled
for a Jack Pot every time it came out with
the Ante. He toped that all Of the Ola
Ladies ana the Safe Players would dust
tho Cracked Ice out OF their Laps aud get
Busy. He said II they tried hard they
could get Action for their Money on some
thing less than rhrces
OF course, they had agreed to chop on
ut Eleven, but they could not play GUTTER
on their Host while he WAS so deep IN the
Hole, so they all came down To their shirt
Sleeves aud rot ready FOR Rough Work.
They began 10 Edge with the Colorcd
Beans aud Friendship ceased, A had ltun
Of Luck and he crowded It like Shylock
Every time he skun his FIRST Set and
found II prom islng, he raised them out Of
their chairs II was Half Dollar per
Throw and somebody Vas thrown every
deal. Before long he had Thorn Buying
aud Il had opened rnb with the Bank
begun To hum Popular Air, lust to
show that he could Gamble without losing
his Temper lie had All Kinda corded up
In front OF him aud he was exceeding
BHthe, He said he WAS going to buy some
nice Etchugs for his Room apd put IN an
Ice Box ana have everything llight IN case
few Friends dropped In Ike this. Then
he glanced up at the Clock and sud that
probably they had better make Il MdnIght,
AT this the other three let out Roar that
would have been credit to NIagaru They
SAID they were going TO Hang on until
they got Revenge. He explained That
somebody had TO quit Loser and hcsdes
they couldn't slt up all Night, The Doe
tor hud told him TO get plenty OF sleep
They scofrcd at him ana tod him 10 get
Hot Brick and put his Feet on IT,
II arose and removed his flow eroa Waist
coat rolled up his sleeves and said they
would let ~ on Pooling and begin In
Earreut. They would play nothing hut
Jacks and it would cost Ono Dollar to
AFTccinie. with that they rosed In and
every Man was playing 50 npsr TO his
shirt BcSom that he had TO back OH 10
renG his Rand The Light Conversation
had died away. II was now Case M
getting the Hearts Blood They talked
Tn low slckroom Whispers and eyed each
other ste0lthiy Each OF the four won
dered II the Game was absolutely on the
Square.
Along about O'CLOCK after the Luck
has boon seo.sawing, II had four Trays and
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II sneaks well for Chamherlaln's Cough
Remedy when druggists use It ia thelr own
families in preference to amy other Il
have sold chamheriaiu's Cough Remedy for
the past ave years With complete satlsfac,
tlon 20 myself aud customers" SAYS Drug.
eist J, Goldsmith, Van Eticn, \. y. u
have always used n In my own family both
Tor ordinary coughs and colds aud for the
cough following Ia grippe. AID end IL very
stheacieus." For sale by all druggists.
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refused TO take Cards Two Fun Hnnds
came ont against him aud that was what
led up To The Slaughter when Person
stands Pat u Is tho crafty Superstition
that he has Flush or n Straight ia
hold the EXtra Card as Blind for poufs
~ Justly regarded as an Act of Low
canning. when the Smohe and Dust
cleared away had everything In sight
and was beginning 70 Nawn Slightly and
took at his watch. The Others wore draw
Ing on The Bank ana telling what they
might nave done II the Cards hadn't come
just as obey did
had been Cleaned properly, and he was
81 Mad he was breathing through his Nose.
He produced his Bank Book 10 show that
he Was Good for any Amount and thcu no
abolished Tho Limit and announced thnt no
was ont tor Gore ana would show no
quarter.
Then the Game settled dawn to the Kind
tn which somebody LAYS Sia on a Pair az
sevens and gets whoopcd 50 hy some other
Desperate holding Mines and nobody bats
nm tyeRSh
AZ O'Clock y, who was sllu lnrenched
behind his Earnings suggested that they
may one Round of Jack pots for Five
Bucks ana thea settle Mp This was rsluei
antll agreed 60 In this Grand hinale some
tail linnds were dealt aud they didn't do A
Thing to II. So he called FOR just one moro
Round and everybody locked Horns and
began All oyer again.
az o'clock when the Hot sunlight fou
athwart the Table the Room looked like 4
NouS,apont Bar Room that had been hit by
cyclonc -Four Haggard Beings. scanti,y
Slad- sat ~ the Table and weakly endenv.
cred 20 Bump one another. was out
MONTHS Salary and was Dead ou hts Feet
u had worked like Dog All night nna had
lothing 20 show Tor 1t except Head nnd a
Debit of $3.50, { had most Of the Cblns
Tut he would have given a rhons md 10 set
out Of yolng Home aud facing Pet u mad
been runninp the Bank and ne never win
kreM hesg he came out He had two Enve.
ltpcs covered With Marks. and after III,
others Cnshed In he didn't have nny Money
with which % redeem his own Checks. He
ofked What he had better do aud no one
answered They had rroobies Of their
own.
After they LEFT and A put his Head IN
DER the Faucet, he said h. was going "a
swear on on making his Room Hang Out
tcr sharks. And when they we're safely
outside they agreed that Men With Homes
ought to keen away from the Roundcr Ele-
ment And everybody said "Nep9s Again. !,
MORAL. plny Muggins. and then You
VIII be glad 10 Quit ut any time
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BeevllIe News Briefs.

Beevtlle. Texas juno u, The areslan
wen machinery Of the Beevule Artesian
We'll company was steamed mp yesterday
and everything viii be ready 70 begin
drilling tomorrow.
Arrangements are helng made TO have %
Immense time In Rcerille on the Fourth Of
july ghls year. Never IN the History Of the
county have times been SO prosperous aud
prospects for the future 80 bright, and the
poonle feel that the fact should be an.
proprlately celebrated on the actions grea,
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Sore, and he said he was not but be hated
TO SIT 10 with Farmer who would bod
up Three open in the Middle. and then Flll
Any one who would do that ought 10 be
Arrested. y remarked that their Host wac
sn Imitation Sport who ought to be out
playing Numblety Pes or Croauet d had
long Rreostwork of Plush ia trout al
him and he was full OF Conversation. He
told A that if they Injured the Rug he
would buy another.
In the meantime the short Hand had
crept up toward NI y Kept calling Atten.
lion to the Fact that the tline was Just
about up. He wanted to get his Velvet
and Dig. Tue Electric Light was hurting
his Eyes worse than ever,
But when the Hour struck, was Just
beginning 10 be keen Tor Trouble. he told
them 70 forget the Click lie threw the
Jonah Geek INTO the Crate, broke fresh
Pack, walked around tis Chair three timers
took or his Cat and gave Falls warulns
thai al Boys and cvipples must yet back o.
the Ropes. lie ruDg In new Ruie tut
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steam tug. the Naquero. that has been
plying between Ashhy aud Fort iaNaca'
la ne Alatagbrda Rice and lrrlgauen com
many They Will use II on the COlorau0
river mostly TO gather up wood Tor tue
plaat. ,,, 80. -.
,,isiteA ilamon Monna and West Columbia.
Thev report good deal of oil Development
untlar way az both places. rigs on tae
ernsnd with preparations 90 begin horine
X, few daVs fhey purchased some land
near the West Columbia we'll,
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natal day, A blg barhecue, pubic speak.

natal dan A big barbecue, public speak.
ing and big ban at night Will be leading
features of the occasion.
Forty pupils are now enrolled at the
Beeville summer normal and the work OF
the Institution Is progressing nicely.
The Bee county court house Is receiving
new coat 81 pain. this week,
Misses Mamie and Maude Sallee dauEh.
ters Of Roy. J. NJ. sale. pastor OF the Bee
vile Baptist church. left "Wednesday morn
study m0sie and art this summer.
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BY GEORGE AIDE,
Author Of gables in Slang"
-----------
Especial for The Post.)
Copyright iaolJ


copyrighted, 1901. by Robert Howard
Russell)
One night four reputable business Men
eat down at the Green Bate 10 nlrt with
the Goddess Of Fortune for one Hour no
more, no less, The Married Men did not
want 10 "a Home too soon. for fear That
1t would be too much OF Shock TO their
wives.
These four Good Fellows, who may he
designated as a, b, 6 and d, were mp In
As Room Some one remarked that It
was the mere shank Of the Esening Just
the Fringe Of the Night, MS It we're and II
seemed shame 10 pull for Home while
so many other and more attractive Resorts
we're stu open. s aod he had l,oom
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Mataoorda County News.

Bay cay, rexas, June 5,-Rice farmers
all report a good stand
The hneks both from Van Week aud the
cane Belt terminus come 10 won loaded
With passengers.
The Indications are that the nrst oil de.
Eeinpmcni In Ahiagorda county viii be az
John 4, rierge Of Ashby has sold his
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NJ LOWE, MANAGER.
uthce, Trust Bldg, Galveston. Texas
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Nh AnV SHOULD FAIL TO VISIT
~ IADi sAuTER's Dsiieatesssu stors
~ Pres,en avenue. Nice boiled ham. oernss
beef and roas,s sold In slices All kius. !,
inpet.sd and domesiis cheese. rhe ana,
s!ehes o. preserved fruits aud veee,sni.s
reasonable pr.eea- Kansas Cit- u..,
AAsAeI Phone loss sPrvnspt eelivsry.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06

ca. El 5 de Abril de 1895 fu6 proclamado
candidate la presidencia de Ia Repdblica en-
la convenci6n cslebra4a por los partdos de la
premo del Esta10 e. - de jnio del mismo
ano. Iaiciad4 su administration el Is de Sc
tiembre C896) con e programa de protection
a las indu5trias nacionaies, efectu6 IN viaje
de estudo observation las provincas aus
traes, bordo de uno de los buques de que
IRA de la armada, aeon panado De altos digna-
taros, Mario de 1897, visitando en- su ex
cursi6n "a isia de Juan Fernandez, para de-
dicarla a presidio colOnia. Ha procprado
borrar las asperezas de la contienda civil de
1891 despues de perloto de gobierno con
la fusion liberal al-conservad dora, ha llanado
c3mpartir las lab0res admin strattVas los
partidos liberales. E a empen0 de procurar
al pals vigoroso y un1forme desenvolvi
miento industrial, Ia soicitado del Congreso
la sanction constituconal para dfyersos pro
tcos prop6sitos que daran bienestar ia Re-
pdblca.s
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EI preSidente Errazariz

Raspecto al Presiiente dc la repGblica de
zurris. encontramOs los signientes da tos en- ell
Dicctonartj btogrdf,o dc chile, escrito por ell
notabe pubicista periodista chieno don
Pedro Pablo Figueroa
<Aoogado magistrate. Nacio en- San
tiago ell 16 de Movie mbre de 1850 Fueron sus
pa Tres don Federico Errazuriz Il Il 4rtn ' Ia
sehora Euogia Echaurren Hndobro. Hizo sus
prmeros estu Hos en- ell coIegio de los Padres
Franceses. T .rmin6 las humaniiades en- el
Institute Nacional curse leyes en- la L U0iver-
si1ad. O 1tpvo tltulo de Abog ado e 26 de
Mario de 1873 Su memoria de prueba verso
sobre derecho constitutional. teniendo por te-
la R8present1ct0n de t1s mi1lnrtds la que Sc
insert6 en- LIS AnaIes de la L Universi lad. No
ejerci6 la profession forense, consagrandose
la agriculture. por la cual Ia teniio especial
dedication. Sc oici6 en- Ia vida poiftica en-
1916 como diputado por ell departamento de
CONSTRUCTION R-elegdo 1879, representa-
este mismo departamento en- varios reriodos
lejislativos E 1 1885 form6 parte de Ia oposf-
cion paramentar contra Ell gobernO del Pre-
sidente Santa Maria. En- 1889 fue elegido Sc
nador por la provincial de Mauie. En- 1890 fue
nom brado minstro de guerra marina. En-
1891 Sc asoci6 la revolucioa del Congreso con-
ira la administrator del Presidents Balmaca-
da. Darante ell desarrollo d la guerra civil re-
corri0 la Europa, permaueciendo algun item 90
en- Paris. Eiegido primerame ate diputado por
Cauquenes despues del triunfo de la revou-
cion, 1894 fu6 electo enador por Ia proyin-
cia de Maue. En- este mismo a1o fu6 nom
braio ministro de justicia instruction publ.
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81 w. ND E

afneasi la
del Ri del muda de Cgaasa
e que civil epanc
ide de Cafe
y
fuosne y
cien quint
la fnca e
Y r.
teab
quierir fam
barro Y a tra 5
teniendo a Ia muda
de a de don
pdrlos LA
Martini Ia
CASTRIILO.
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HA ABLADURIA :
{ REVISTA CALLEJER J

En- Puerto-R ocurren cosas, que des-
pues de TODD, no tienen nada de partic ular, por-
que este es ell pafs de los vice versas
Vease sino, 10 que pasa con ell cdbOtGje
Cuando establec6 esta Ley, creiamos
todos que, rleceSarian1ente abaratarfan los artf-
culos, por aquello de que, anulados los dere-
chos de Importation, esos mismos artfculo5
podrfan venderse mas baratos, causa de la
Mas, ejos de resultar asf, han encarecdo
hoy, seg6n asegura <The San Juan News, ,
muchos los consumidores, que para su
uso, los hacen venir directamente de la Metr 6
poll.
Para los que puedan hacer este, ell ago-
taje de los que especuan, queda burlado pc
no asf para los que no pueden, que son los
mas, los cuales tienen que comprarIos aq ii
fnorfr de hambre.
mentras tanto el pats tan confornae. Y
ain protestar siquera de estas trregulartdades
*@x
Ell peri6tico guawancista <E M Mosqultero. ,
tfata de enredar su colega dtsidente &c Mi
meS
Ala eios.
Anbos son chupopteros, como de la mis-
ma famiiia, deben de entenderse.
<El Mime9 el que lleva mas venta1l,
por aqueilo de que 81 le enctma q Guzman
50 10 come.
Va, Ponce, donde quiera que ven un
mine sUelen slamar:
-Por ahf anda u q gttzmdncistG.
&c Mosquitero.' para MI muy POGO h de
servir, sobre todo 81 10 parsig ian los necudos,
es decir, los nenlssist1s
veamos la siguiente notlcla dada pof m
cOrresponsal de esta ciudad.
<Mr Brum baugh recomienda los p.ofe-
sores, qne sera muy c)nvsnierte que sufrie-
ran ex4menes para O6tsnef certifcado.n
Pero ID clales profssorss SO reaere Ell Co
ffesponsaI? q los que scuden los que no
acuien las clasesf
Los rrimsros, es decif, los cue scuieu. es
de sup1ner que t9ug2n que SON 3terss al refe-
fdo ex inen toda vez qua aspran tltulos
periores; pero los otros, no er9o que hayan de
s)meterse tai requisito, cor nuec esario
6No podra aclarar7
x**
los alunnos de la Normal, les resulta
Shor4 HIpd de dos signaturas, que igno-
rAbau clos les exigiese los pr6ximos
examenes.
No creo 70 que Mr.. Brumbaugh permita
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06

esa fnjusticia la cual resultarfa do6lemente
mayor, por tratarse de j6venes virtuosos y
apicados, de los que, la mayorfa estAn pasan-
do trabajos Y estrecheces para conseguir su
tftulo
E. jurado es IN hecho pronto empezara
regir en- las Cortes de Distrto.
He aquf una disposition de buenos result
tados para ell pals, y que servira d 9 garantia
contra los apasfonamientos pollticos de ciertas
entidades que Sc dedcan administrar justi-
cia.
Mr.. Harlan merece, por gu lntervenci6n
este asunto, ell APPLAUSE unanlme del pals.
nada menos que en ell teatro de aquela
culta pobac6n
No me explico Sc permita eStd clase lie es-
| pectAculos, que recuerdan Ia brutal lucha de
los gIadiadores, Sc prohban nnestras jugadas
de gdlIOs
Tai vez estas djtmas resulten inhumanas3
pero mas inhunanos barbaros resultan esos
bOreos, dOnde dos HON bres, ante respectable
pdblico, reviantan punatazos, hasta que
uno de elos con Ia nariz rotl. con ell pc
cho undfio 6 con un ojo estrellado, como 81 Sc
lc acabasen de frei~.
En- nnastra gallera luchaban dos glIJ0s
Acnf luch3L dos b1m5re5
No pi:ace cue uisatras esOs dos indiVi-
duos Sc ronpen los jicdc0s en- Mayagu9z, bien
Sc 10 podrian iej2r mig le cG5ase una pelei-
ia con los de CAtafi ).
Tango gallo
**+
A Egozcue lie Ia dado ahora con los lin
pia-botas.
Caro estA.
dQuien tu enemig}?
E de tn odcio.
como Egozcue acostumbraba limpiarse-
las 4 Mr.. Allen esta Sc fu6..l
Velay.
EI Pu5s mu65trase muy inte1ssad0 en- que
70 de mi 1aonabre. X que le mporta al Puts?
7 despu6s dicen es0s peTi0distas que discuten
IDEAS no personals.
Por 10 demas; demasiado NE conocen los
del Pots. Todas las man anitas pa5o por fren-
tie aquela redacci6n.
cuando tropezo aIlf con don Cruz,
suele decirme con aire protector:
II dos.
SANCHO.
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TUn0sssA a

e Sultan ha dirigiio un expressive men
sale al Car de Rusis, para que 81 su vista &
Francia interponga su Influenza cerca del
Presidente Loubet, para ell mejor arregio del
s. ignora Ia contestaci6n del Gear q las
pretensiones del Sultan
E mensaje esta asf concebido:
STurq ufs Sc congratuia de vuestra vista
& la nacion francesa espera que sea aonn-
Ganta en- resultados favorables para la paz
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