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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20
A Successful Hunt

Last Thursday Miss CrissY Cald-
wet boarded the noon train for Ne
yada on a visit to friends. The
same day Mr.. Wilson Wsathers got
together his hunting outfit and
started after "dser." He got as far
as Panama and concluded walking
wss too slow 50 boarded the train
for the south. When he reached
Nevada he concluded that excellen,
hunting ground, and in pursuit Of
game be eaptored a splendid speoi.
men At the home Of Rev. Dr. Miller
He don't call her Crissy Caldwell,
but Crissy Wea,hers now.
May the hun,er be always ss sue
eessful and the bride as happy Al
now; The bes. WISHES OF tn
TRlnUNK 20 with Mr. and Mrs
Wilson Mea,hers.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20
orandma lsudelson Dead

From the Adrian Journal wc
learn tha, Mrs lYdia Hndelson,
known 20 many Of our readers as
ihe mother Of Dr, ~. T.. Iludel,on
formerly OF this city, died at the
home Of Mr. j T. Iiudslson, in
Addan, Nov. S, igos She was
born ia Iudiapa NoyembeI as,lSI6,
and bad She lived hut a few day,
longer would have completed her
S6,h year. She wss we'll kaoNa e.
many Of our people. having been q
frequent attendant a Ine church
services OF the Walnui STREE n. 3,
Church. She was a devoted moth
er and an excellent Christian
I woman.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20

"
a meeting Of ibe board u alder.
men and srleeied aaizess w, he'd
las, Friday hight and tbe water. gas
and electric light proposition dis-
eusssd pro and con, chiefly pro, -
con don't seem 20 have been there.
The audience vas noi large, bsi
made up in quality what j, lacked
in quantity, 90 that everything pass
cd of smoothly and barmoniossiY.
A proposition bas been Submitted
to the Water Works Co. to pay
them s47.5oo Tor The Old water
plant. or So. 500 for the water, gas
and light plant altogether, coudi-
iional upon its acceptance by . vote
Of the people. II the company az
eep,s the proposition, the city viii
probably expend SIo.ooo more for
the purpose Of making Needed re-
pairs and improvements. Bonds st
4 per cent TO be accepted b. the
Company in payment for tie works.
It was thought by some that smother
meeting should be held and a, the
close TIE mayor announced another
meeting for Wednesday night. Nov.
IS, which all interested citizens are
urged to attend.
LArER-The president Of the
Water Co, was IN The city Monday
afternoon and night. discussing the
question with the mayor and board
OF aldermen, with the result that the
city buys the water works, electric
light and gas plants for S57,5oo
and issues 4 per cent bonds TO pay
for them. There is 70 be, as We
understand it. about $50, 900 spent
in repairs and improvements. Pos
sibly this is the best solution Of the
water works question that could
have been made. But IT will have
to be approved by. the voters Of the
city, and whether they viii be will
ing to saddle a debt Of S57, goo on
the city just at this time OF not, will
have to be decided by them IN their
sovereign capacity as voters. There
are two sides TO every question, and
sometimes three. The public good
only shoGld be considered in q prop
osiuon OF this kind.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20
Pictures frsmed on short order 81
Hammack's. S. 6,h ST.

lIammaek's. s. 6lb ST.
). w. Miner aod wife visited
rela,ives here ruesda
The sweIlest line u dress bait
shown in ibis eisy, ar The Bazaar
Mr.. Gathers vii soon open &
gun and bicycle repair shop in the
Brown building on Sixth street
] Fine art display at nammaek's
Paint and Art Store. ;. OH 1t.
If you are looking for something
stylish in headwear and want a bar
gain, go to Miss Loebs.
Nm. Haines Of near Papinsville
was in town "Wednesday and called
on the TmuUNE and renewed his
subscription.
Ed Milnor, wife aud little daugh.
ter, who have been visiting in ihis
city, returned 10 their home in lola.
Kansas, Wednesday.
Now is The time to get dress
hat for winter, aud the Bazaar IS
the place to buy it.
The latest and most stylish fall
aud winter millinery in the city at
Miss Alice Loebs.
Rev W. b. Chancellor who has
been holding a series Of meetings
at Upton, the past three weeks,
arrived home today.
Money 10 Loan-on two FIRST
class city properties.-Proweil &
Cook, over f. & II. Bank.
Meetings are being held every
evening this week at the Walnut
Street NJ. E. Church. Everybody
invited and accorded a warm well
come.
The Harvest Festival given by
the ladies ofthe FIRST Presbyterian
church last night q the home OF
-. 7. Weathers, was well attended
and was a success socially and f.
naneially. The program was good
the supper all that could be asked
for. We did not learn the amount
taken in but it was a good sum.
Col +. L. Kellogg was in the
city last week looking after business
matters. 10 conversation with
the writer he incidentally remarked
that he recently sold q good bloo3ed
COW for S6to, and two calves ior
5000, another ior S3io, aud had
been solicited TO sen more and had
concluded TO let couple more go
at equally good figures. Kellogg
is in the stock business for lhe mon.
ey there IS ,u il aud he enjoy shs
business.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20

When you ASK ior 4 gfta, well
known mcrtouons medicine Ike
Casemels, see ,hat you get ig L
something else Is offered isst IS
eood,' Il IS De and 3 aope 70
sneak iew cents extra pgoht Cas-.
earc,s have larger sale thgn suy
medicine oi lhs kiod "a ,ae wor'd.
over ten million besys iesi yfsf,
The genuine tablets ap sismnft
iWC.C.C" ana age nssr SOLD %
halk Or isis, Nop csn b0y 'hem a.
any dug store Al ioS, sss, sad So,
per box.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20
}. ". pIAen seeona IIana sole

Il 10 need Of anything Ia our Fine
eall ia aud &c, prices. have shs
largest stock Of second hand goodt
in town, and also carry nice lea,
OF new goods. Have a nice line oI
new heaters. Buy yonr furniture
Of me, / san save YOU money Wi
buy. ,sll. OF trade, Corner SiNs.
and Walnut, Rich aal, Me.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20
PUBLlCCALL.
Mass Meeting Of Citizens Called
for Friday Evening, Nov.
"a. ~ City Hail.

80 y AHNAHM - HHtFHf
81. ~ City Hail.
q public Meeting Is called BY The
e,iy council a, the City Hail Fn-
day evening, Nov. n 1907, At
1890. The reason Tor calling this
meeting is thai the council wish to
confer with the people concerning
The ioea,ion for the well to be sunk.
The FIRST consideration is that the
well drillers all advise that the well
should be sunk on the lowest
ground practicable for The use Of
the city, because there is a great
saving in raising the water. The
opinion Of the well drillers is that
we viii not get Aowing water at
any point that we can utilize for the
wafer works, and where the water
does not come 10 the surface !, is
Necessary to insert an AR pipe into
the well three times the distance
from the water 10 the surface. For
example, if we can get water to rise
within 80 feet OF the surface It is
necessary 70 sink this pipe 90 feet
into the wen, and force arr into that
pipe which forces the water out Of
the TOP. Ithis 80 feet to the water
The air pipe would have to be sunk
.Iso feet into the wen, and the cost
Of lifting the water BY pneumatic
pressure TO the surface would be
nearly twice that Of lifting it 90
feet.
The council have four points in
view. The first is in the East
Park near the present stand pipe
The second IS IN the northwest cor
nsr Of Milleg's 40 acres. The third
Is ia the fair grounds near the south
west corner. The fourth is IN
Loeb pasture, east Of MHler's 40
acres The location on Miller's
place IS IS feet lower ihan the place
chosen at the park. The far ground
is 5 feet lower, aud the point in
Loeb's pasture is about - feet
lower Than the point IN the park.
Each place has It's advantages and
these should an be considered. The
park is on the man and il IS in
town, which are in It's favor. bat
| ths continual COS, of bringing the
water 10 the surface would be pTac-
I tically 40 per cent more than 81
either OF the other locations. The
/ fair ground OF Miller's land would
alford an opportunity 10 build = lake
10 the fair ground, # the Far As
soCialion and the people generally
desired 10 raise money tor that pur-
pose, bu, il would COS, from sI1oo
Z 10 $500 10 take up the main and
transfer }, from is present line to
,he line running down 10 the faii
ground. The Loeb pasture has the
advantage the same as the iai,
ground proposition in i,s elevation,
that Is the water would come nearl,
10 the sop Of the ground, aud Il be
ing Immediately on the main sheFs
would he no eosl practically Of con.
meeting wi,h the main ass, now lays
The Loeb's are not favorable Il
pultpg the well on their land. ow,
ing 10 lhc fact that il NIGH, be sal,
that the oouuoil was prospeeung
l.oeb's land, Ma. II. Loeb being AT
alderman.
ID stands the elW ia hand 10 as
carefully IN regard to the mAi,er
and DE council wash 70 confer will
,he people d, this meeting aad &c
all The aduoe that is offered by th,
citizens 50 that the hest thing ss'
be done. Come cut 20 this meet
ing and express Your opinion.
2 SrArE ~ oao. clrY az rol.Epo ! =
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20

J. d roalter, an old aud yalasd
TREND q Tie Herald ;rom Cashoa
cenlef, Was in the city yesterday
and INSIDE as an appreciated busi-
osss aud sosial eall, Mr. Poul,sr
rssently rslsned irom irip % tie
Paei6s eoas. sisising ssvsn diiier,
en-, states lis spsai some time ia
osgoa sud Wssh,ngton, snd While
those states hat number ei things
10 eommead thsm, Nv. Poaher eoa-
slsasa that vsFaoa county mas
gooc spougb ior him, and after 81.
moa,hs absenee. returned home.
( tie says he had gooa time hsui.
leg and fishing phils ous there. bsl
,6a asa ss, a deer % bean though
he saw isssral.--Nstada H~gal3.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20
DR.. G.. N. SHARP,
DRUGGIST
And Manufactures u
Family Remedies.

AT this sasun we muss hpk 80
our Immediate nee1s
Stollach trouh,e and mHlarla,
chilis ard bowel tFuuhie are prsva-
leut-
Use lllGESrIAE for the st0muehs
SWEET TOXIC tor thills aad RE-
LIEF. Tor pain. rhese tsstsl rsse-
dies have cHnad otlers shsy wa cure
you- Try theta
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20

Judge DeAFn1ond and wife are
in receipt Of ihe news that \ son
was born to Ed DeArmond and wife
At Fort sam Houston, Texas, cn
Sunday, Nov 9Th. The child Is a
boz zza both the baby and usother.
who VIII be remembered as Miss
Toots Hannah, are doing we'll
Bates Co. Democrat
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20

STATS oF oHlo. CIrN az IaiEpo :
lstsrRs NanUNTN,
FRAsN ]. Ja8sNrY makes oath that
ho is senior partner % the arm oi r.
= CuENES a CO., doing busines in
the C3ty &c rohdo. County and STATE
aiorsall, and that said arm VIII
pay tac sum og ONE HUNDRED
nOiI-A8S FOR each and cvcrycase ~
CArABga that eaudot bt cursd hy
thc uso Ol HAtI's CATAUgU CURR
FRANK D. CHENEY.
Sworn tO bsian' lne ana sulsscfils~l
ia ms pn.sncc. this gth ,iay of IA.
e.asl-,r. A. q. iS>h
M A. ". GLEASON.
.--- Notary ANttiff.
HALLS NaiArrh Cure 8 taken iater
naily aud acts dlrStly on the hl,,n,
ana m0r,Ns s0rlacos oi the systcu
Scui ior iostimorlals. irs.
~ 4. CHENEY 4 60. roie,l,, q
Z ~oli ~ arusgists. ~.
nells Fami'y fals ars the hes(
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20

ipsy highest psiess ieF az kinds
es iaok metals iron. bones sad
ssgs.-J. ". Dixoo.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20
sssssssSsssss8sSssss9Ssas
q LOCAL BRIEFS. \
NEeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeesa
Bargalns a. Miss Loeba

"
ladies underwear at the Bazaar.
/ II. 6. Cook and wife, OF Bntler
visited friends here the early part o
the week.
Bargains in bats and eli milliner,
goods at Miss Alice Loebs.
Mr., L. c. Johnson has beef
changed off from Ovid to Adrian
as telegrsphist at that place.
Call aud see the art pictures nov
on display at Hammack's Paint ane
Art Store. s. 9th ST.
Mrs. Efie Lewis called on Tbs
TRIBUNE Monday and had he
name enrolled as a subscriber.
Cbas. Robertson, who has beer
visiting home folks, returned to BIZ
work at Pi,tsburg. Kans, las
Friday.
Everything new and fresh al
lIanmack's Paint and Art store
S. 9th St.
Rev. w. NJ. MeVey preached
his first sermon OF the new confer
enee year at the United Brethren
church last Sunday.
Miss Alice Loeb wants to reduce
her winter stock Of millinery aud Is
offering all goods at greatly reduced
prices.
Anything you want in the uilli,
nery line, at reasonable prices and
stylish goods,a Mrs. Ames' Bazaar
II you want special bargains IL
stoves, furniture OF repairing OF ans
kind, call on r. A. Jurd. lie ha.
a complete stock of everything ant
knows how to do the work. 1t
Napoleon Hatcher aud Mis-.
Myrtle Henderson, both of Riel
Hill, were married at Butler, Sat
urday, Nov. s, 1909, by Judge c
F. Boxley.-B Co. DemoHat
Last Saturday night the posiofics
a, PoucB City, Okla. was robbed
and about $4,000 was taken, ssoo
being IN stamps. There is no clu,
to the robbers.
Grandma Ayerhart took the ,rair
Monday night for Rich Hnl 4,
spend a week visiting her daughter
Mrs. Wise, and family.-Pleasan
ton Enterprise.
Last Sunday was a very disagree
able day. Rain isli all morning, S,
lhs, but few ven,ured out 10 churcl
services anywhere. Il was how
ever, an excellen, day 10 stay a
home aud read the Sunday papers
The little daughter Of C. II
Hudson, who has been sick sine.
last May with rheumatism ana sey
eral times not expected to live,
reported 10 be getting much better
with hopes OF her final aud peuna
nent recovery.
Mr. John Burgcsser, Of Papiu,
willie, whose health has no, hee
good for some time past, aeeomps
MED his daughter home to Dcnye'
Colorado, with the hope Of ben
lifting his health by a winters 81
iourn in a mountain climate.
4. a. Jurd has purchased 'h
Gamer second hand store, whic
formerly was known as the M,ntc
s Mead store. lie now has It
larges, stock of second hand goo,
in The city aud win be pleased
see you aud show you through D
goek. lie also has compile
line Of stove repairs for an mas
OF heating aud cook stoves a, q
old stand.
George B. Bailey came up fro
Piusburg, Kans., where he D
been working ior some months p.
and moved bis household goods
tha, city Monday He viii be
citizen Of Kansas from this o
Mrs. Bailey and her two daughis
will visi, her sisters, Mrs. Car
Board aud Mrs. Lizzie Gates, ns
Monnose. until her husband a
son Cecil, gets their house arrang
ior the family. The good wlsl
Of TnE TRinuNE follow them
their new location.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20
Birthday Anniversary.

Monday, November -, Was the
louieth birthday Of NJ. (. Hnnou.
Previous to this date Mrs. Hutton
bad invited a few i6snds sad yela.
uges IN to spsnd the evening bat
said nothing 10 her husband shout
Il, consequently about ,he tiae MIR
II. bad faishsd supper and Was
comfortably settled tor q quiet
evening a, home, a knoSkWss heard
At she doer and Nhea opsucd, the
crowd walked in. Mir Hutton wts
indeed surprised. ba, soon ,ook IN
the sitsauioa and sci 10 work % en-
tefttin his guests. AT the proper
hour they were iaviied 10 he dining
room where the tables were loaded
with good things 10 rat A vsrs
pleasant time Was enjoyed hy all
r.. .,....s.a...s -.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-20

Mrs. IA MSouitsy. GRANDMA
Lowsss, Misses May ana Myrsis
Msste. Luia sad Elisa Hutton,
Mrs Jpo. Porter, I ilpeou. Vsrnls
Campbell and willis Divers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15

J nIio IL de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15
Francisco Walls,

rAr,ay1 del BjeeWttvS. .-TerrttoTto del, Ha'e1t.
V""'IjI 'gonol0Ll MGyo ~ de 1902
: 6,r; Tsngo el honor dc asussrls reclbo
4. ,p csrss del 10 de Mayo, en- 10 qus incl1yo
20 "A dom Federico DegetAn, Resident CO.
uIs uIa.to,sy from Puerto RIco, an In que llama 10
a.a1eI6n de sae DspArtAmento, @cercs de 10
es,sSperadA siIuAci0n en- que so halian cleric
scsFo de uuertorriq uenJs qae emigrAron al
: ~ .T = en contestAcion debo dectrie que sc
n,o,sdera 4 una inVsstlgAcl6n compieta en- el
A'uT'S Psro ain sBpsrAr haesr nm iDfoKms dssao
4. sntsmAno eorreiiE AIg1nAs inexActitudes
Wv. eontlens ell parrAfO del aEticuIo DEL pefio
sstco oue AcompAgA - cArsa.
N, has persunAB de nlnguna naclonalidAd
as,s,mInsas en- las cATeeisa nj psniaenciArlAs
H,wan que no haySn Sido detenidAs con
aic,.,,s nisAa dehto ante los tripunAles de
inT,,1iccl6n eorEesponaisnts No hay nadie
.snssrce.Alo por osssrsAr del traoA1o pues -
fs' rs,atlvs ~ uADaio contrAtAdo no sstA en-
-, ,I1 se.us que no ney6 = efscto "a Anexi6n.
70 Muchos os los pusrtoEriqu nos que en-
grafon a. Hawaii, empsEAron eaS1 inmediAtA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15
DE HAWAII
UN INFoRME OFFICIAL

ments conehsF Pequefos huFtos, faeron
llsvRdoS Anse loB tFibnnales, imponi6ndoEeIes
penAs relAtsvarnente ligeEAa La mayorfa da
los amigrantes lleg6 squf en- una pObrfsimn
eondiei6n ffsea: muehos imposihiitados para
ell trAbAto Estos hombres suE fAmilias fua.
ron carinosAmsnts euidados grAtuitAmsnts en-
Las plantAciones, durante AlgunRs semanas,
Daspu6s de adquirlE fnerza suhsienta para hA-
Ger trAbatos man uAles, SO le4 di6 oportunidad
para que trAbajarRn en- las plAntaeionee
Un gran nhmero de ellos Aceptaron han
demoatrado ser buenos trAbAiAdores, otros han
Eehusado TODD empleo y pre6eren entregarse
10 vRganciA ser una eaFgg para Ii comuni-
dad. Ds eatAs 6ltimas huAo de ocupaYsa In
Autorid&d 10 potefs, desde que estR inter
viao ha hAbido msior eomportamiento entire
los emigrRdos.
En euAnto & los detAllea de "a smpleo tan
60 que sgnardaE Rntes daaos de las debidas
suentes.
El cargo formulado de que uno de los
pueEsorrique1os ha edo Rhorcado poE sospecha
de IN crtmen, es ahsoIuAaments incierto: No
hA haoido eteeuctones cspitAles tqei desde ha-
ce cerc8 de ssiE sfioa
Las ohcinss de Ia politfa han trshaiado
cslosamente para detener la prostituci6n ansre
lAs muieres. Esso una question en- que In
atenei0n es do elias y ID 2eusEe6n de aae han
sido obltgAdAs & sucumbir ella, ea compile
tamente 1ncierto.
CuGnso antsa me sea possible, remitir6 &
usted m informe complsto acercA de eatA
question.
Tsngo e honor de ser, sen3r rsspetuosa-
msnte sugo,
Flrmado,
Henry E. Cooper.
Gober7tador tYl.e. mo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15
SOB LU1sA "a HEKMANA Da La oARfDAD

madre y baio al patio de Las Reta'
mas, en- ell que felinchabs Ia her
mosa iaca que Ell galsnte caballero
habfs puesto al servicio de La ioven.
El se1or de Lacy no hlzo las
cosas a medias. AL propio tempo
cue envi0 PierTetts q la sefl0rtta
de BsaupTeau, mando tambien uno
de sus caballos al jefe de negociado.
El sefior de Beaupreau era uno de
esos gascones del Este, que preten
den saberlo TODD y no dudan de
NADIA, y desde la vispera no hac1a
mas que hablar sobre la caza y Ia
eauitacion, y cada instante clta-
ba su borrascosa juventud.
Pero ell senior 1e Beaupreau no
habfa montado diez veces en- sn
vida, no era capaz de distingatr
IN caballo de sangre deuno manso,
sus hazafIas clnegeticas Sc redu.
cian 3 la muerte ue IN pobre pa
iaro asesinado sobre La rama mas
alta de un morsl de La carreJera.
Su actitud arTanco una maiigna
sonrisa q la v1ela bsro n es
de Kermadec, que desde So venta-
na asistia la parblda de Hermit
MIA, sc coloco pesadamente sobTe
Ia silla y pensandO tai vez que era
homDre ue Iglesia, trabo de montar
al reves, como 81 fuese IN curs, es
decir, por ell iado derecno. En-
cuanJo a Hsrm1nla, coloco IN PIE
er la mano de Junas y saIto l1gefa'
mente sonre Pterrette.
PierTette era una hermosa jaca de
In talla ce an caoAIlo RraDe, tenta
pelo grls, ia caDeza pequefla y IN
POGO cuadrada, el larrete nerv1oSo
v lleno ue fuego. 81 caDallo que el
senior de Lacy envlo al seaor de
Beaupreau, era de media sangre
irIandssa, color bsyO Lostsdo, con
una estrelIa en- la frente, 30 llama
ba RetdmpGgo, y hzbia tornado par
te en- aIgunas carTeras, anpes de
convertirse en- eabali0 de GAIA.
Ei marques Gontrsn Sc 10 nabia
Tegalado su ITO Ell aflo anterior,
PierTetse levanto noblemente La
Cab6za, contento con su carga,
eomprendiendo que sertR digna-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15
6IBLloTEoA DA ala DEMooRAofAs

del loco. Parece que tengo algdn
parecido con IN brib6n, al hernia.
no del conde -. CON Ell vizconde
Andrea.
-jUn miserable, diio friamen-
tie el de Lacy, : pero no le he vistc
nunca de cerca y me seria dificil
recouocerle.
-Debe ser muy notable eS2 sc.
mejanZas pues me han tornado pof
el.
-lsf que es extrafiol ~ COMO
fueP
Una tarde entra en- mi casa, en-
Paris, iba en- un tilburf. Me cruc6
con un caballero que pasaba en- una
berlina; me tom6 por el vizcoESs
Andrea. me sigui6, penetr6 yiolen-
tamente en- mi casa, me insult6.
siempre persuadido de que 20 era
ell viIconde, apesar de negarlo del
modo mas formal.
--Pero, interrumpi6 al caballe-
ro-squ6 lie hahia hecho ell vizson'
DEP
No 10 se. Me vi precisado d
pedirle explicaciones J 81 conde de
Kergaz, que le sirvi6 de testigo,
Sc di6 cuenta do tan extrafio pare
cido, reconociendo todos que 20
tenfa los cabellos negros mientras
ell vizconde los tiene rubios.
-sY,matasteis yuestro adver.
sario2
No. no hice mas que desar'
marie.
A fe mia, dijo el caballero, -
que fue, mi entender, la mejor
prueba que pudfsteis dar de yuestra
no identidad con Ell vizconde An
drea.
-sEste-pregunt6 candidamen-
to sl baronet, es pues I'm misera'
BILE?
-L4o heredo de raEa. Su padre
asesin0 al coronel conde de kergas
para casarse con sn viuda, y des-
pues, seg6n SO dice, arroio al mar
81 conde de Kergaz actual, al que
salvaron milsgrosamente. Ei nilo
ha seducido y secuestrado 1ovensss
honradas, hecho trampas on o.
iuego y asesipado para rcnarses >
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mente dirigido, y Rs!dnspago h1zo
IN moVtmiento de impaciencta y
parecio adiVinar en- seguida la tor.
Pc inexperienced del que 10 mon
taba.
-Nifia, exclamo Ia baronesa de
Kermadec desde So ventana,-te'
nets realmente buena presencia q
caballo. Bien, muy bten hija mia.
El Jefe de negociado levant6 Ia
cabezs y parecfa querer mendigar
el mismo cumpltdo.
-En cuaDto a vos, sobrino mfo,
-afladio La sefIora de Kermadec, -
pareceis IN procursder, os encar-
go que OS sostengais bien. No pa
rece que bengats mucha seguridad.
El ponre senior de BeaCpreau
enroiecid hasta las orejas y detras
de sus anteojos aznles, sus peque-
nos ojos CRISES brillaron de coraie.
PaTtierou.
Jonas deola servir de gufa al pa
dre Y a La hiia, cOnduclrios a tra-
yes de las maleZas del bosque.
Ri muchacho Sc habfa puesto
ell traie de los dfas de fiesta, So
OAA56 IS@AA A6A 0OuOAES
camisa de teIa ina, los anchos cal
zones y IN som brsro de grandes
alas sdernado con una cinta de
terciopeio.
Pero Sc habfs quitado los zuocos
para pJder correr meior, con los
pies uesnudos atravesaoa La maleza
saltando y trlscando o como un
corZo.
Hsrminia afojo las riendas a la
iaca que Sc puso al galope.
Nm cuanbo al senior de Beau
preau, que no habfa montado mas
que maIos cabalios, Sc ngur0 que
uno Gle media sangre tendria niece
sidad de ser espoleado.
Ei animal, 1ndignado al sentir
Ia espuela, reIiucho de dolor de
colera J Sc lanzo en- medic de Ia
maleza como IN 1anan herido.
El sefIor de Beaupreau compren.
did Qae NO era Ccasl0n de haceg
/ proezas, que valfs mas renuncisr &
sus pretensi9nes ecuestreG no
exponerse romper una pierns,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15

rA,,ayg del BjseWttvS. .-TerrttoTso DEL: Ha'eGt.
V""'9l 'H9noloIG MGyo ~ de 1902.