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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08
Missouri POciGo's Colorado ana
Minnesota Excavations.

Special west bound excursIons to Colorado
and Utah, to Minnesota points and to South DA.
kota points.
June 18th to SOth inclusive and July 10Th tC
August 3lSt inclusive the round-trp rate tC
Pueblo, Colorado Syringe, Denver and Glen
wCod Syringe, Colo, Salt Lake City and ogder
Utah, win be one fare for the round trip, plus
$40, Aug, let to 10th and September Let to iC
inclusive the round trip rate to Pueblo, Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver win be sl5 70 aud "a
Salt Lake and Ogden, Utah $4,000
Full information In regard to lrantit limits
stopovors, etc, and All In regard to the excur
sIons to South Dakota and Minnesota will bt
choerfully furnished upon application at depot
or by addressing p, j. Lelmbach agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08
School Notes.

About thrce.iourths of the schools
have closed contracts with their teach
ers for I9oI-2,
Miss Pearl Charter will teach in No,
los, in Walnut township this year,
The district clerks have been very
prompt this year in making their reports
W, A. Cole is out in the country near
Sterling this week.
Miss Ella Holloway will teach the
Savage school southeast of Castlcton.
We predict great success for her,
Guernie Riddell has decided not to
teach this winter, but will devote all his
time in improving his farm,
Buhler will hire three teachers this
winter, Miss Mabel Myers has been
engaged for the primary.
Miss Evelyn Kahle has secured the
Friendship school in Haven township
Miss Kahle taught in Troy township last
winter. She had the misfortune 10 lose
horse on the way home from Friend
ship,
Teachers can secure their Readinl
Circle books by calling at Winslow
book store.
The Reno county teachers and thei
friends will spend few days at Eureki
Springs, August 18th, 10th, 18TH and 1871
Prof. d. A, Baugher, who has so lon,
filled the position Of teacher in tn
Hutchinson public schools, has resigne,
to accept the superintendency of til
Kinsley schools. Our loss is Kinsley
gain. Prof. Baugher ranks high in hi
profession.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08
Country Correspondence.
sOUTd HUTCHINSON,

Bessie Thompson returned home, Sat
ur day from Haven,
Fay Smith returned home from L
Reno Friday.
Mr., and Mrs, Jno, Nelson have LEASED
their farm to w. b. CONNER and viii
moye to Hutchinson.
In the land drawing at ElReno
South Reno got four prizes; w. A
Thompson, H. o. Miller, NJ, H. Walters
and Ben Peterson,
Mr., +. w. Williams, for many years
a resident Of South Hutchinson, died
last Friday afternoon at his home in
Hutchinson,
The hen social at Miss Grace Wells
last Saturday night was success.
Some men can be held up by women.
but there are some men that woman
won't talk TO.
Where lam de old organ now" We
don't know, Ask Ardeia.
Miss Susie Nathans party was an
enjoyable affair,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08
Medora All Right.

Col, William Hartford of Medora
township was a caller at this Office last
Saturday and reports that there will be
plenty of feed in his locality to feed what
stock there is through the winter He
says there is no inclination among the
farmers to sell their stock at ruinous
prices. He says further that he was ex-
amined on the first Of May for an in.
crease OF pension and on July first he re-
.ceved notice that he had been allowed
all the law would allow him, while others
who were examined at the same time
have not received notice Of any action
whatever, He can't understand how it
is that this McKinly administration is so
particularly good to him. He says too
that he is going to give Mckinley credit
for killing all the chinch bugs. There
has not been one round since early in the
season, This is something for Professor
Snow to investigate, During such dry,
hot seasons as this is the very breeding
season for them, 1t is q wonder they
have not been so thick as to destroy all
the green feed there is left.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08
A Dear Attempt to Ride

Wednesday last week while some
bows were w'nLinr along the Santa Tc
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08

Attention has often been called in
Youths Companion TO the extent to
u, which rural neigh
borh oods now
share the com
venlcnccs Of city life, but II Is only by
grouping some Of the improvements
that the change which they are bring
ing TO pass Is made clear, says that
journal, Good roads, scientifically
built, are no longer found in the
cities only, but in remote towns,
built by state or county aid, or
through well-dlrected local energy.
Not only do they add greatly to the
pleasure Of country life, but they
Tighten loads for farm horses and en-
hance the value of farm property,
The extension of trolley lines Is an
influence working In the same direc-
ton, Ten years ago there were less
than 1000 miles of ear track in the
United States on which electricity
was employed; now there are nearly
10000. Until FIVE or six years ago the
electric ear was rarely seen save on
city streets, but the largest part of
the new construction Of the last few
years has been on rural lines. The
trolley ear lures city residents into
the suburbs, and suburban residents
into the country. In some places II Is
used proiitNbly for freight transpor-
tation as well 0s for passengers, One
road running into Cleveland, o., gets
about onc-thlrd Of its revenue from
milk and vegetables sent in by farm
ers, and from the return freights of
articles which they need, They get
better and surer markets, and reach
them more easily than they did for
merly. The telephone, at first play
thing, then luxury and now n neces-
sity Of city life, has been rapidly eY-
tended into the country of late years,
Through local companies, or by club
bing together to build their own lines,
many farmers in the east and middle
west now enjoy regular service at
small cost. beginning with the 1st
Of July, the government will spend
S3,0OO,OOO annually in carrying the
mails to farmhouse doors, Rural free
delivery was regarded as doubtful
experiment but few years ago. Now,
along 5000 or more rural routes, the
carriers take the farmers mail to
him daily, These adantages are as
yet enjoyed by comparatively small
proportion of the rural communities,
but the proportion is constantly
growing larger The changes make
rural life more attractive, and 1t Is
cer,ain thatthey will have an influence
in checking the cityward drift of pop
ulation,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08

Falkner, and said he had friends at Cen
ter, Ohio, He had tried to catch a ride
on a freight that was going out of town
when it was going too fast, 1t had
jerked him into the air and landed him
in ditch on his head. There were no
bones broken further than fracture of
the skull near the base Of the brain
The principal injuries were about the
head where there were other extensive
bruises The blood was trinkling out
of one ear, He was taken to Stewards
hospital. He may recover,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08
Seize the Opnortunltv

The Kansas Farmer makes the follow
ing suggestions about a man who knows
how to take advantage of opportunities.
"a successful farmer whose ,hirty-fye
years experience in Kansas lends value
to his words said to the writer last week
that he expects TO make more money
this year than he has made in any one
year in the last five. He has 1880 bush
els OF old corn in the crib. He has 100
acres OF sorghum growing. He will buy
100 to 200 young hogs, He will buy 100
yearlngs from people who are scared.
lie may buy some feed, He will have
some good stock TO sell next summer
when in his opinion, stock will be scarce
and high, This man began as hired
hand on a Kansas farm. He has now
several hundred acres of good land we'll
improved His judgment is generally
about right, and his execution of his
plans is always vigorous. The man who
puts most thought and investigation in
to present problems is most likely to
turn the untoward circumstances into
profits for himself.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08

KNIoHrs TEMrLAR coNCLAvE.


Louisville, KY, tickets fer this meeting on
sale August 2l 25 and 90 at rate OF one fare plus
two dollars for tbs round trip, return lin
September end, time can be extended by de-
posting tickets with joint agent until Sept. 10.
Low rates are also In effect to all principal
cities in the east, and to all points In Colorado
For further particulars call on or address,
Toall poInte in California one fare plus S2.CO
for the round trip tickets on sale Aug, 9th and
goth, good to return 2l days from date Of eale,
To Denver Colo, Springs or Pueblo Si5 co for
the round trip Glenwood Springs, SIS for
the nd trip, Ogden and Salt Lake City $50
for the round trip tickets on sale August let to
3lst.
Btfralo and return $0l 10 for ten days from
date Of sale. 5000 good 10 dGys from date of
sale. $1,000 good until Oct. 8ist stop overs al.
lowd east of Chicago on lntcr claes ticket
n. c FISHER, Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08

a housemaids' union has been or
ganzed in Cincinnati, One of the
rules reads thus: Members must
have an agreement with their en-
ploycrs about receiving company. Ev-
cry girl is entitled to beau, else she
will never get married, and she owes
to her self-respect not to meet him on
the corner"
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08

The New York Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals has
provided its ambulance horses with
straw hats, The hats are feather
weights, and look cool and comfort
able, They keep flies away from the
horses head and ears, and are also
preventive of sunstroke.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08

The editor OF paper in Gaylord,
Kan, is determined that his spouse
Shall have no excuse for lNziness. He
has bought for her couple of useful
toys and makes this announcement in
his paper: "Brlicying that it is the
duty of every man TO be as good to
his wife rs circumstances will permit,
we have just bought our better half
nice, new hoe and a garden rake,
and il some of our subscribers, who
ought to have done so long ago, will
pay up we shall buy her wheelbar-
row and shovel"
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08
Tr,oun,nIConCInvo KnIshts TempIar

For the above occasion the Santa Fe win
sell tickets on August "a, 25, Goth to Louisville
NJ one fare plus $500 for the round llip. Lin
ed to SEP, ember end, but by deposiliDg tlckes
with Joint agent an extension Of return limit
will be given IL September 10Th, G. A. Walker
Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-08-08

ssO65 Via Santa Fe Route to Chicago and re.
turn July 93.2i.25lh.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-26
HistorIa Popular do Nuevo Mexico.

BESIDE gu primera exploration hasta
el ano 1895, por senior Don Francisco
de Thoma. La idea de este trabajo es
recordar q los eo-mexicanos las glorias
alcanzadas y las penalidades sufridas
por sus antepasados heroicos; alimentar
en- sus c~orazones aquel sentimiento al
two que mobiles hijos siempre deben te-
ner on mobiles padres; del divide
en- que ~injustamente yacen los grandes
beneficios conferidos sobre este suelo
por aquellos santos varones, los prime
ros m~isioneros; y, avivar en- sus alnas
81 orgullo justo de formar parte de una
de las razas mas hidalgas, generosas y
valientes del universe, la Espanola.
Este libro Sc puede usar en- las
e~scuelas pdblicas del territorio, y su
publication aprobada por gu Senorfa ell
limo. Sr. P. L. Chapelle, Arzobispo de
Santa F6. Publi,ada por la
AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY,
521 Wabash Ave,
Chicago.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-26

tud, $12; o%vejas mejoradas, $l.5O por
cabeza; ~ovejas no mejoradas, por cabe-
"a, 81; cabras finas Angora, por cabeza,
$2; cabras comunes, por cabeza, rs
vacas paridas de buena raza $50.
La ~valuacion fjada sobre terrenos pa
ra fines de igualar los valores de los
mismos en- TODD 81 territorio, son como
sigue:
Terrenos carbonfferos que no Sc ha.
lien mas que diez millas dc un %ferroca-
rril y que no han sido trabajados, $2C
por acre; cuando esten mas que die2
millas de un ferrocarril y no SO hayan
trabajado, $40 por acre; terreno de ma
dera comfortable dentro de ounce mi.
Has de un fer~rocarril, $3.50 por acre;
todos los demas terrenos de MADEIRA,
$3.50 por acre; t~errenos sin abasto de
aqua visible, pero donde SO puede sacar
aqua a una hondura de go pies, sobre
cualesquiera cuarenta acres de los mis-
mos. cuyos terrenos 9 propios para
fines de pasteo, 81 por acre.
Todos los demas terrenos de pasteo
que no tienen aqua y no o buenos pa
ra otra cosa, Sc avaldan a 20 ~centavos
por acre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-26

FL TIE de Moki cura el Dolor de Cabeza
indigestion y constipation. Una deliciosa be
bida herb0rea. Remueve todas las erupciones
de la piel, produciendo una complexion p%erfec-
ia, 8 Sc devuelve el dinero. 25 cts. y so cts.
De venta por Fischer y Cha.
La Jaqueca Absolute y rermanentemente
curada usando el TIE de Moki. Una %agradable
bebida herborea. Cura constipation g indiges-
ton, os hace conner, dormir, trabajar y ser feliz.
Sc garantiza satisfaction 8 SO devuele el dinero
25cts. y Scots. De venta por Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-26
Amenazado de Tisis.
VUESTRA A

Muestra 81 estado de vuestros sentimientos
y tambien 81 estado de vuestra salud. La san
gre impura Sc hace aparente en- una compile.
xion palida y amarillenta, Espinillas y Erup
clones de la Piel. 81 os sentis dsbilitado y
cansado y no teneis aspecto saludaDle, debeie
tomar ell Elixir de Acker para la sangre. Gu.
ra todas las Intermediates de la sangre donde
~fracasan las Zarzaparrillas baratas y los titula-
dos puriicantes; sabiendo este, vendemos cada
botella bajo una garantia positive. De vsnta
por Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-26

aprobacion del pueblo de todas parties
del territorio.
William Z. Martin, do Socorro, fue
escogido como s~ecretario principal del
conseio, y R. L. Baca, de Santa Fe, pa
ra 81 mismo puesto en- la cdmara. Es-
tos nombramientos son de primera Or
den en- todos respectos.
Los s~iguientes son los empleados de
la camara segdn escogidos en- c~onferen-
cia y nombrados en- seguida en- session
formal:
Empleados federales - Secretario
principal, R L. Baca; sargento de ar
mas, Seferino Crollott; secretario CO.
piante y enrregistrante, Mariana Sale-
Ear; mensajero, Justiniano Gutierrez
velador, Alexandra Mares; capellap, 81
Rev. Pablo Gilberton.
Empleados NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M.
IS. Otero; asistente portero, Manuel Ro
nero; asistente sargento de armas, Ru-
perto Jaramillo; traductor, Amado Or
tiz; asistento traductor, Jose Valdez;
asistente secretario principal, Charles
b. Stafford; secretaries de comisiones,
In. p. Shields, Pedro Sanchez, Rafael
Garcia, secretario de l~ectura, l.. III.
Burt; barrenderos, Luciano V~allejos,
Elias Spears; porteros, Lorenzo M. Vi
|gil y Celso Sandoval; mensajero, Fran
cisco Apodaca, Jose Garcia; velador de
noche, 1sidro Lopez; Interpreters, A. A..
|Sedillo, Modesto Ortiz; secretario del
diario, la Sra. Anna Corsa; asistente
secretario copiante y enrregistrante,
Cornelio Chaves; portero del goberna-
dor, sera nombrado despues; pages,
Carlos Chaves y Benjamin Sanchez.
Los miembros Republicanos del con-
sejo, reunidos en- conferencia, determi-
naron los nombramientos siguientes:
Empleados federales 80 S~ecretario
principal, W. E. Martin; sargento de
armas, j. e. Saint; secretario copiante
y enrregistrante. Melecio Lucero; men,
%sajero, Epifanio Lopez; velador, Flo
rencio Cortez; capellan, Rev. J. L. Gay.
Empleos Observation-Disclosures Lu-
ciano Gallegos; asistente portero, Nico-
las Anaya; asistente sargento de armas
asistente secretsrio copiante y enregis-
%trante, Acacio Gallegos interprete, Mes
tor Montoya; traductor, George W. Ar
milo; asistente traductor, Juan Jose
Herrera; asistente secretario principal,
Atilano Ulibarri; secretaries de conf
stones, Sta. Lou Hughes, Sra. Blanche
M. Steele, j. N. Skinner, Nazario Ga
llegos; taqufgrafos, Stas. Clara I'll. Oh
sen y Blanche Ruthbeg; secretario de
lectura, j. j. Hubbell; secretario para
ell gobernador, sera nombrado despues;
secretario del diario, J.. M. Griffin /;
mensaieros. Francisco Luna, Alberto
Martinez; veladores, Juan Ignacio
Garcia, Eduardo Jaramillo; barrende-
ros, Felipe Baca, Basilio Lopez; pages,
Maxine Archuleta, Ernest Slaughter ;
porteros, Bartolome Chavez, Juan A.
Luna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-26

La Dyspepsia Puede Curarse Usando Las
Tablillas de Acker, para la Dyspepsia. Una
tablilla pequena dara alivio Immediate 8 SO re
tundra ell dinero. De venta por Fischer y Cha
Manos g~retosas, labios partidos y rasposers
de la piel curadas ~prontamente por la Saliva
Banner, ell unguento mas ~sanativo del mundo
Compahfa de Drogas Fischer.
81 la Saliva Banner
no cura q Vd. de sus almorranas, SO lie devoI
vera su dinero. Els la medicine mas s~anativa
~-Compahfa de Drogas Fischer.
Salvaos de cuentas de los medicos dando la
Mel y AlQuitran de Foley d ~infantes y nj
nos a tempo para estorbar la pulmonia 6crup
que son fatales q tantos millones de Ninos.-
Companfa de Drogas Fischer.
ia. Lambert, de Rachel, N. c., escribe,
"Endoso c~ordialmente el Remedio de Foley
para los Rinones. Hace 10 que Vd. reclama
que hara, y no hay NADIA que Sc le iguale, y
doy q Vd. gracias por ell bien que me ha he.
cho." No acepten ningun sustituto.-Compa.
MIA do Drogas Fischer.
Psra Curar una Tos
dejad de loser, porque inflama los pulmones '
no les da oportunidad de sanar. La Miel v
Alquitran de Foley cura sin causar tirantez
al arrojar la fiema d modo de los expectorantes
Sumuhoo AZ toS'-Lh SOIupHuld 10 DTOga6
Fischer.
Vd. debe saber que la Mel y Alquitran de
Foley es Embellishments la mejor para todas
las intermediates de la garganta y p~ulmones.
Sc autoriza d los vendedores para que garanti-
cen que dara atisfaccion.-Compafia de Dro-
gas Fischer.
Llamo Cinco Doctores.
La Sra. Frances L. Sales, de Missouri Val
ley, Ia, escribe: "Habia estado gravemente
enferma de los rinones por amos, y remudado
cinco medicos sin ningun provecho, pero tres
botellas del Remedio de Foley para los Ri
nones me uraron."-Companfa de Drogas
Fischer.
Amenazado de Tisis.
G. Unger, 212 Maple St., Champaign, Ill, es-
cribe: me Modesto mucho una tos persisten
to por un ano y creia que tenia la tfsis. Ensa-
ye I'm gran numero de remedies y estuve bajo
ell cuidado de los medicos por algunos meses.
Use un frasco de Ia Mel y Alquitran de Fo-
ley. Me euro, y no he vuelto d estar enfermo
desde entonces. -Compahfa de Drogas Fischer
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-26

La Experiencia es Ell Mejor Maestro. Usad
oil Remedio Ingles de Acker en- cualquier case
de toses, resfriados 8 crup. 81 faltare en- dar
alivio Immediate, SO refunde ell dinero, 25 y so
centavos. De venta por Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-26

SESSION COLECTIvA.
Conforme con este ell lines a las A
de la tarde los dos cuerpos 80 reunie-
ron en- session colectiva en- la espaciosa
sala de la camara de representatives,
presidiendo 81 presidents Chaves del
.conseio Legislative, y ALI estaba reuni-
da una audiencia brillante, entire la cual
habia muchas senora escuchando Ia
lecuura del mensale del gobernador
Otero.
C~ONFERENCIA REPUBLICAN,.
En- la conferencia Republicans del
domingo prevalecio Ia harmonic y Ia
pa2, aunque hubo una por6a i~nteresan-
to. En- la conferencia del c~onseio Ell
Coronel j. Francisco Chaves fue esco-
gido para presidente de dicho cuerpo y
en- la conferencia de la camara, 81 Hon.
B. M. Read fue nombrado por voto una
mime como presidente de la camara.
Ambos escogimientos han merecido la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-15
FL GENERAL PORFIRI0 DIAz, LOCO
Sc le ha administrado en- Sus aIimentos
el gpmO de la planta ''lOcO", que pro-
due } delirio de persecution.

Llegsn nosotros graves noticaS que AGO.
gemos trasmitimos con las necesaras reser.
vas.
Dfcese con insistencia que ell preSidente de
la repdblica mejicona, general Porfrio Dfaz,
ha perdido la raz6n. AtribGyese su disquicla-
miento mentol, dados los sintomas que presen-
ia, q haber ingerido al general Diaz, meEclsdo
criminalmente en- sus alimentos, cierta canti-
dad del zumo de la planta conocida por SlocoS
que crece en- las grandes praderas del norte de
Mejico, cuya acci6n sobre el sistems nervlo-
so central produce 10 locura en- forma de deli
rio de persecution, Cuando, paciendo el ga
nado, come alguna res dichs yerba, muere
las pocas horas.
Recuerdase aquf que ell mismo veneno fu6
admlnistrado al general Mier y Teran, quien,
hace trenta amos, cumpliment6 en- Veracruz la
orden del propio general Dfaz para la ejecu-
cuci6n de numerosos estudiantes que Sc supo-
MIA comprendidos en- una conspraci6n para de-
rrocar ell gobierno.
Creese que 81 tan tristes rumores SO con-
frman, sucedera Porfrto Diaz en- la presiden-
cia de la rep6blica ell general Bernardo Reyes,
ministro de la Guerra gobernador que fue de
la provincial de Nuevo Leon.
Dicho general goza alli de grandes simpa-
tias, pues SO le considera como uno dc los es-
pfritIs mas progresistas de M6jico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-15
BIBLioTECA rE s1A DEMooEAoIA3

tan terrible que el mas atrsvido
ApresurabR ell paso como 81 huyera
do algdn peligro.
Despues de haber permsnecido
indeciso uu buen ratio, ell xtranjero
70 pas6 de pronto Ia mano por Ia
frsnte J arrano6i por decirlo asf,
las ideas que le habfan llenado de
arrugss, tomando, al parecer, uRs
determination desesperads.
Dsspu6s de dirigir una viva mi
fada 4 gu muier "a su hiia, sac6
de su cbupa IN pufial, Sc 10 alarg6
4 81 compafiera y lie diio en- en- ita.
llano.
-Voy YER 81 los Bonsparte Sc
Aeuorda adn de nosotros.
Y march6 con psso lento y cou.
6ado hscia Ia puerts del palacio,
donde fue detenido, como era To-
& do, por uu soldado dc la gusrdia
consular, con Ell cual no pudo dis
cutir mucho tiempo, porque viendo
Ia obstinaci6n del desconocido, el
centinela lie pTesent6 su bayoneta
4 modo de utimat,n.
Ga so Ia casuslidsd que en- squel
momento viniesen 4 relevar ell SOL
dado, J ell cabo indic6 con anna
biltdad 81 extranjero Ell sitio en- que
90 eneontrsba Ell comandante del
pueato.
--Haced saber & Bonaparte que
Bartelomeo di Piombo quiere ha.
blarle -diio Ell itslisdo al capitAn
de guardia.
Este odcial advirtio & Bart0
lomeo que no se podia yer al primer
consul sin haberle pedido antici-
psdamente una audiencis; pero Ell
extFaniero ensistio en- que Ell mi
ltar pasara reesdo { Bonaparte.
ID ohcial puso de manifesto las
leyes de Ia consigna, y Sc nego
resueltamente 4 obedecer Ia orden
de tan singular solicitante.
Bsrtolomeo funci6 el entreceio,
diriglo al comandante una mirada
terrible, ? parecio hscerle respon-
sable de les desgraeias que podia
csusaFle est8 negative; despuea
guardo silencio, cFuso fuertemente
lQs sFssOs pobFs d peehoi J sHe !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-15

poner debaio ell pertiCo que slrve
en- communication entire ell patio y
el jardin de las TaIlerfss.
Los que Sc empeilan obstinada
mente en- una cosa son Casi siempre
favorecidos por la casua' a'idad. En-
ell momente en- que Bartolomeo di
Piombo Sc sentaba en- uno de los
guardacsntones pr6xilnos a la en-.
trada de las Tullerfas, lleg6 un
coche, del cual baj6 Luciano Bona.
psrte, ministro del Interior en-
aquel entonces.
-lAh, Luciano, me allegro mu-
chisimo de encontrarte aqufl-ex-
clam6 ell extranjero.
Estas palabras, en- dialecto corso,
detuvieron 4 Luciano ca ell instan-
te en- que Sc hallaba va bajo la
boveda de entrada; miro a su COM
patricia y 10 reconoci6; q la pri.
mera palabra que Bartolomeo le
diio al dido, invite al corso q que
lG oNOAHohol0s
Murat, Lsnnes y Rspp Sc encon.
traban en- el gabtnete del primer
consul. AL yer entrar q Luciano,
seguido de un hmbre tan extrafio
como Piomho, cortlro su conver.
ssci6n. Luciano cogi6 q Napoleon
de Ia mano y 10 llevo hasta Ell al
feizar de la ventana. Despues de
de haber cambiado algunas pala.
bras con su hermano, ell primer
consul hiEo una sefia, q la eual
obedecieron Murat y Lannes mar
chandose. Rapp fiingi6 no haberla
vistO, q fin de poderse quedsr en-
ell gabinete, pero habie0dole pre-.
gu0tado Bonsparte Ia causa de su
detenci6n, sali6 de sllf a regafia.
dientes. El primer consul que oy6
el ruido de las pisadas de Rspp en-
el salon Immediate, sali6 de pronto
y 10 vic cercs del muro que separa-
ba las dos habitaciones.
-sNo quier es entendermey-le
dijc;- quiero estar solo con mi COM
patricia.
--lUa corso-respondio el syu.
dante. -DescOnfio muehos de ellos
para no......
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