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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14

DIED

CLAUSEN-John Conrad Clausen, aged
Il years months y days. beloved hus-
band Of Wilhenllna Cia1sen nee VIM
KEENAN,; entered into rest February Il.
1902 at hts late residence. No. 1s9
Eighth street Jersey CITY.
Funeral services Will be held at above
restdence Friday evening: February II.
at eight o'clock
intezznont will be private IN Lutheran
Cemetery. Saturday, February Is.
CC0EEY-On Wednesday, February II
1892 Mary, widow Of the late Jonn
Cooley.
Relatives and friends are kindly invited
to attea6 .he funeral from the residence
Of her son, John Cooley, NO s. Bright
street, on Saturday. February IS. at A.
NJ : thence to st. BridEef's r. G. Church.,
vhess solemn high mass Of requiem wflt
be offered up for the happy repose &c her
soul.
BoTTd0 Of on February ls ls02 after
husband OF Mary A Rotthof. aSe4
Il years.
Rsl4tsves ana friends are respscl fuiay M
xifai 10 attend the funeral from his lA<t
residence No go Barrow street 4ers*y
CITY, On SATURDAY. Febfuaf* H. at
q clock; thence 10 ST E0iziface.S (trfc9-
where 4 solemn high mass OF requiem N{i5
!. Ne oAieted fcr the r<pc&e of his so.il
5 PEA 20 -sln .ais city. on FebrusfS r.
}zQ2 john feAFQN. aged a wears.
&ess2veS and Wiensls ef he fasqtly 9ze'
'nkised e at5s1d hts 4aefal 41t st1rd&
szkea'neoz3. February -. af q'c}esk ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
GRAND JURY ACTS
Ingram Case Finally Gets
Before the Grand
Inquest.

The Grand Jury is this afternoon con.
sidering the case Of Robert B. Ingram
the Republican former engineer at the
High Service Pumping Station. on Summit
avenue, who confessed to padding the
payrolls and was forced ito resign.
Commissioner Ferddand Heintze, who is
chairman of the Committee on Claims q
the Street and Water Commissioners, II
the only witness subpoenaed IN connection
with the case.
Prosecutor Erwin. who is still at home
suffering from quincy sore throat, will
not be in attendance at this afternoons
session of the Grand Jury.
Commissioner Heintze said this morn
ing
Il have nothing OF say now about the
Ingram case"
He would not talk any further and II is
thought he has taken this attitude be-
cause the matter is now in the hands Of
the Grand Jury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
TO RECEIVE PRINCE HENRY
Members of the German Pio-
neer verein Tender Their
Services to Mayor
Pagan.

At the meeting of the German Pioneer
verein last evening, held al its quarters,
Reuters Hall, Jersey avenue and First
street. committee. consisting of Street
and Water Commissioner Ferdinand
Hentze. Financs Commissioner Jacob
Ringse, Sheriff Carl Ruenpler and Frank
Gallery, was appointed to wait upon
Mayor Fagan to present to him the fol-
loving resolution which was passed last
evening"
Resolved That the members Of the
German Pioneer yerein, or a commit
tee of the same, offer their presence,
II acceptable to Mayor Pagan, at the
RECEPTION to be rendered Prince Henry
when he passes through this city on
Washington's 3 Birthday.
The committee in charge of the Phngst
celebration. which VIII be he'd under the
auspices of the verein on Pingst Monday,
May z, at Pohlmann's Pavilion, for the
purpose of raising funds to help defsay
the expenses of the ADDITION to the Ray
nlond Roth Home on Garfield avenue, re-
and do all they possibly can towards max
would work in conjunction with the men
Office Of the Newark board yesterday in
ing the celebration the most successful
event ever held in the county
The gentlemen on the committee are:-
I Sheriff Carl sRuempler, Street and Water
Commissioner Ferdinand Heintze, Gfiiarias
Fattherg. Theodore sFfsoh,ein. A. J. Dit
mar, Frank Gallery. NJ. Bulhardt and
Theodore Schultz Two applications were
& rece we'd for admission to The Home and
they viii be reported on at the. next
Fneetiag. The applicants we're Mrs. Phil
l.pina Geffinger. seventy-six years old. OF
Eoyonne and David Leyfangs sixty-txo
years old, Of this city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
LEASE UPHELD.
North Jersey Street Rail
way May Use the Lines
Of the Consolidated
Traction Com
pany.
JUDGE GRAr'S OPINION
Complainants VIII Garry the
Case to the Supreme
Court in Wash
ington.

AS everybody anticipated. the validity
of the lease of the lines OF the Consoll-
date Traction Company to the North Jer-
sey Street Railway has been upheld BY
Judge Gray of the United States cireuir
Court. The Court in its lengthy opinion
declares the lease absolutely legal and
unassailabse.
Counsc. for the complainants in the Dill
have decided however to carry the case
to the Supreme Court in Washington.
They made that announcement this morn
ing.
In his opinion the Court says
srhe contention made by the COM
plainants that those Of the stockholders
who subscribed to the bonds Of the North
Jersey Street Railway Company were
bribed- by the reception Of an allotment
of shares of stock Of that company with
each bond subscribed for cannot be sas-
tained. During the more than eighteen
months that esapsed between the execu-
tion of the lease and the bringing of suit
several regular meetings of the stock
holders We're held, at any of which it
would have been possible. for these COM
plainants 20 have stated their grievances
and ask for such action as was competent
for the stockholders, as body. to take.
ssIf the complainants believe that the
lease was the result of the Vaccinations
of the directors of the Consolidated COM
pany, practieed for the selfish purpose OF
diverfing an enormous income that was
about to come into the treasury of the
company for the benefit of the stockhoid-
ers and appropriate the same to them
selves, personally. and that, as is alleged.
the making OF the lease completely
wrecked the Consolidated Company, and
that the cancellation of the lease would
restore these enormous profits and put
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
DENIES He BROKE JAIL
Third Of the Prisoners Who
We're Caught Escaping
Pleads.

Alfred Boswell, the co1ored man who is
detained in the couaty Jan as a witness
against William TAYLOR, the Esgro VINO
shot and Killed his aunt at her home ii,
fiymouth street. few weeks ago. yes
tesday afternoon pleaded non yult 10 Ire
charge Of having attempted to break jail
~ The morning Of January 2 last.
Augustus MARKS who Is awaiting triei
by the uslted States court on a charge OF
1fea.ssng iIItO Tie Edgewater. n. j.. post
office last December. and who II is beiicv-
e5 engineered the plan TO escape, has
pleaded gully 70 lie charge.
Inc evidence aGduced e the trial yes
tefday of E:ni Wagner. the ciYil prisones
~ho Marks says Vas a party % the jail
pseaki1g plan, disclosed That Boswell had
&aksn no hard in the preparations. but
HID acc a9feG an inylsailsa 20 lake french
iosve witil Tie oflseF 40, but afterwards
sea1Raee.
Judge ssiaiT annruacea tisat he would
Gexid the Wagner case next Thulsu1y
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
WARDEN OSBORNE TOO
He Objects to Keeping Small
pox subjects in the City
Hospital.

Warden Osborne of the City Hospital,
has protested against the use of the hos
pifal as a Place of detention for small
pox suspects as recommended BY the
citizens downtown WHO have protested
against the use of the Office of the Board
81 Health on Grove street for that pur-
pose. The Warden said this morning that
if the hospital were turned into house
OF detention hundreds Of patients would
1e exposed to great danger
ssIt is perhaps just that people DOWN
town shou.c object to the .examinataen
Of smazspox patients IN tae Board OF
Health rooms" said he but the recoln-
neiadation that the City Hospital be used
for that purpose IS not good one. 70
NV mind We have from ten TO twenty
people coming here cSch day for aqyfces
ana treatment. These have 10 remain in
the Whiting room until The doctors have
time to look into their eases IT We were.
to keep the smallpox suspects at the nos
nitai for any length OF time II would oe
necessary to confine thsm IN the waiting
room with the other patients. There IS
rn ntner place we could keep Them. In
resorfirs to this plan a great many pa.
t.ents would be subjected to great danger
and that would not DO.
( The Warden said that 1t would be ad-
Wis able 10 erect q building remote from
the main hospital buildings wnsre suss-
pects could be kept Until examined
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
new TEACHERS
Board Of Education Appoints
Committee to Visit
Other Cities.

The Board Of Education held a short
meeting late last night IN the Assembly
Chamber Of the city Han. But little
business was transacted. Directors Ridgs-
way ana Berger were absent.
All application for permission to lee
lure on the Education of the Blind. I
in the schools after the regular sessions
mas received from G. q Ohlwyer, a grad
nate Of the Institute of the Blind in New
York City. He said he admission would
be 10 cents. half to 60 10 the schools. The
application was referred to the Teachers
Committee
Architect Rowland notified the Board
of the failure Of 3. Ho.zoppes to COM
1nenee work or the painting Of 10. g
sehuef, though his contract called for a
beginning Of tlae work before now. The
poadsmen Of Mr.. Hoszoppel will be nosi-
fed. 4 report from superintendent S11y-
der showed that the Board of Examiners
had granted teachers certificates to the
fellowing:- izabeth G. Gilbert and
1Chrigtie Z. dcKernan, primary principals;
Mary + Flint, vice principal and primary
and grammar department certificates to
the recent graduates Of the Training
School and to Helen Woods. He also an
nounced that the transfer of Miss Lucy
Harney from No. to No. School had
been made after an arrangement with the
Directors Of these two schools.
A resolution requesting the Board of
Finance to appropriate S1521.31 for repairs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
TO STATE PRISON
Many Offenders Sentenced for
Various Crimes and
Misdemeanors.

An unusually large number of Offenders
against the law were sentenced by Judge
Blair IN the Court of Quarter Sessions
yesterday
Pasquaie Cappeleano, an aged cobbler
of ST. Paul's avenue, who pleaded guilty
to inhumanely maltreating two little
girls was sentenced to State Prison for
ten years, five years on each charge
Frank Manzeo, who was convicted of
atrociously assaulting Frederick Sager, of
on December % last was sent to State
Prison for two years.
William L. Stanley pleaded guilty to
three charges Of entering and larceny and
got three years in State Prison. He stole
clothing from the houses of Mary Cog
gott. No. 142 Newark avenue, John Deis-
Ter, 222 Newark avenue, and Maggie
Trfmblater, No. As Newark avenue, on
different days of last month.
Howrd Grimes, the cfolored sneak thief
from New York, who was convicted of
stealing an overcoat from the home of
John sciegelmilct, at No. % Warren
street, was sent to State Prison for three
years.
Jesse Hawkins, a colored woman, con-
vieted of keeping a disorderly house at
No 2lS Grand street, and fined SIS and
costs of court was paroIled IN the custody
of the Probation Officer.
James Wilson. an enaploye of the Hud-
son County Gas Company's Bayonne
Branch. who on January q, broke open
the slot gas meter at the house Of Mrs.
Matilda Herr at No. 4s East Forty-first
street and stole ss.25s was sentenced to
three months in the County Jail.
The plea OF his parents saved James
James Bergener from the two year term
in State Prison to which he was recently
sentenced on his conviction for atrocious1
II assauIting fellow stable eraploye at
Van Keuren & sons stables on Grand
street. Yesterday Judge Blair reconsider
ed the sentence and Sent Bergener to the
County Pcaitentiary for eighteen months.
William Meyers. who on January II last
st3lpnegl the wash lines of Mrs Charles
Herman and Mrs. Frank Richter, Of Nos.
SIS ana 2o7 Be- senline avenue, Union Hill,
pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon and
was senteneed by Judge Blair to three
months in the County Jail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
END or FIGHT FOR POSTMASTER

Especial TO THE Jersey City sewe." ~
yINELAND, Feb. a. 1e12. The bitter
fight for the local postmastership, which
caused the recent organization OF two
r.rai Republican clubs here, and 50 bad
III disrupted the party that It VIII taKe
Years to bring harmony again, IS ended
nave Recommended Frank E. Wanser
for the appointment. to succeed James
j. Hunt, the Incumbent and the lattsr,s
term will expire ON February Is. Mr.
Wanser the lucky candidatet is son
or Colonel JARVIS WanseT, commsndant
OF the State Soldiers Home, and cousin
IL General P II War,ser commander or
the State National Guards.
Ihe fight WAS originally A four-rorner-
ca one With these eand ldaf els. IA sseSsor
H!s:op4 fo5raeF T3nnellman 3, Rslpn sIs,l 4
master u O. Hunt Hie5op dropped out
carly ana fhe sfrlkc Waxe1 hof among
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
DAvISES ENTERTAIN
President Smith Appoints His
Committees and the Associa-
ton Has an entertainment.

the Robert Davis Association held a
meeting and sociable last night at the
clubhouse in Mercer street The meet
ing was a regular one and was followed
by an entertainment. The attencancc
was very large. over five hundred mem
bers being present President Robert q.
Smith made the announcement of his
committees. They we're
Executive Robert Davis, Robert G
Smith, Thos. r.. Miggins c. II. Ruempler,
James T. Lillis, James c. Clark, James
Hennessey, John H. Masker, Peter Mad
den, Frank McKenna, James Doherty.
Patrick MeGrath, Thomas Fallon, James
Mckee, James 8fannix, James J. Kelly.
NJ. T. Connolly. c. E. Cassidy. John Rob-
erts N. P. Wedin. Jr.. Daniel Smith,
John J. Heavey, Daniel Cchn, Jonn p.
Feeney, Stephen H. Egan, Thomas R.
Jordan and c. P. Smith.
Entertainment-G. II. Donaldson, w. J.
Davis, J. j. Lenahan, NJ. ]. Garry. r. E.
Fish, James Carlin, Jr., Sherman Bol:-
ham, P. G. Golfer. w. F. King, Frederick
Crandall, John E. Moody, William Full
lem, Joseph Perlmutter, G. Fl. Smith. W.
B. Waelan. G. A. Joyce. M. A. Rooney.
Membership-A ]. Clements, A. ].
Boyle, c. c. Childs. T. Sullivan. J. Fl.
Brinkman, Phil McGovern. J. Fl. Sulli-
van, Mark Curley, NJ. Higgins. w. f. G.
Maurer. T. F. Rutledge and Daniel
Smith.
The committees will meet 10 organize ir
| a day or so.
| The programme after the meeting was
an excellent one. 1t included some OF tho
foremost vaudeville artists in songs
dances and monologues.
| The artists were:-Wiiiiam C. Davies
monologist and writer of comic songs; J
F. Tweedy, German comedian and song
ster; Frederick Gapp. champion whistl j
and singer, and Phil Heck, Jersey clty''
favorite tenor soloist- Refreshment aFf
cigars were distributed during the ever
| .Ilsr
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
TO BUILD TUNNEL
Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and New York Railroad
Co. Incorporated.
EXPENSIVE ROADWAY
E. F. G Young One Of the
Iacorporators-P. R. RS
Extensive Plans.

s.rr.. rzS.1-, rs;s,1 NJaurc 81
espsclIr ~. ~ ,,s ~ "a 7oo9 S,,s rennsyl-
h'-s : 4exSs,- "a Nav york Rail-
yai',a' -ssm ss-sss -l.s' 5,ersd Yesterday
lo''a ss.ss ~ cecre,arv 81 state.
s.'s o..iSs :, ,,s+s, e s,oo a0o although,
..,, : 1s1.,. - t,,,as Increased dusins
.,s.s 80 - e.. 80, sssT,,t,,s ts.7'--
cassatt.
= ~ pa,5,,s,.ivania Railroad.
- = s,.s,.f.~s % Iobn p Green. OF
ss,,.,.sssss -, 4, b. + q yoang. Jersey
-. E. fz-<,ott Ts,,,,son and p T. Shep-
ssa..5s - oa,r,,,,, +h,s sfata
~ 1v;,l b,,ild the IIud-
~, s,t,.ss. +,,r,,al s,d tbe line will com
t,,,.-,sl,i, 81 tl,e main
,sra - = nc 'lr, T,en,,suivarla Railroad. and
r--ts,s ,,rs,7a. ~ ,.;srsr u = nont nearly
,,,s,,a.sts
ms .s+s1 ~ t roaa which has
,,ta,,si,-a4xy +s1lrsa a. for some
49, st nil, - a,,o,,t eeven miles.
s !. r,..,, s1,s,,41a.s e Ia ,,,ost expen-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
SORE ARMS FOR SAILORS
Crew Of the HohenzolIern vii
All Be vaccinated.

The sis men Of the Hohenzollern will be
vaeeinated today in Hoboken
The operation Is the result Of request
preferred BY the officers themselves They
had read Of the prevalence Of smallpox y
this city and concluded that tthey would
be unwise in overlooking any preventive
mea sures.
Every man who enlists In the German
Navy IS vaccinatea at the time he signs
articles. hut thereafter It is optional
either with him or his superors, as to tbs
necessity for another incubation,
As by far the majority Of the Imperial
yacht crew are veterans. # developed
fhat they had not undergone for the
most part. he operation II several years
This deeidea ADMIRAL Won Baudlsson:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
GRlFfING INSURANCE.
Exceptions in tho Case Filled in the
Supreme Court Today.

Lawyer James B. yredenburgh and
Richard v. Lindabury, in the Supreme
cour1 this morning, presented the ex-
ceptions taken at the trial of the suit os
the A. A Griffing Iron Company against
the London and Liverpool Globe Insur-
ance co. for that companyE share of the
losses by the fire that occurred at the
piafrtiff's plant in March last.
enty other insurance companies who aise
hold policies on the burned buildings will
settle the claims against them. Tne
amount OF damage has been liked bv a
jury in the Supreme Court and the guess
flon as to whether the wording OF the
policies coeer the buildings and chattcls
destroyed has been appealed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
Appointed GUARDIAN

On motion of Counsellor John J. Well
Ter. Judge Blair in the Orphans Court
this morning granted an order making
John A. SchelIer, of Hobolxen. guardian
of his nephew and piece, the children Of
the late Anthony D. Sehoelier. who died
on December p last.
The deceased left 1850 policy IN the
Catholic Benevolent Legion % his ehil-
dren-.Anthony T.. age II. and 9laggss.
age 9. The appoin tment Of the uncIs of
tho little ones as guardian was based on
the contention that his brothers widow
was not a proper person 10 assume the
guardianship
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
pEAocEAIs SURPRISED
Second Wsr L arms That Kennels
ley Has reen Dropped

Democrats Of the Third district Of the
Second ward were surprised upon learn
ing that Committeeman Peter Knnne:iey
o. that district mad been dropped BY me
County Committee and Jossph Feesey
substituted III his place. Feelcy soppossd
KennesieT at the primaries, but was de-
feated after d close fight A member of
the Executive Committee OF the County
Committee ssid ti1at tie reason Ksnnel-
ley had been Ar6pped Vas because ne had
fa}.ed to pay Me SIS members 4ltip fer with
ln Tie time fneciaed under inc rules q
the cDnmItld DE- ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
NO AllMoHY FOR MRS. KNOTT


vice Chancellor Stevenson yesterday
afternoon denied the application OF Mrs,
John !. Knott. for alimony and counsel
fees pending the suit for annusment of
her marriage which she Instituted against
her husband last December. Mrs. Knott
81 present resides in Paterson. The ca Sc
caused considerable sensation at the
time # was argued Mrs. Knott accusing
her husband Of bigamy The annrln5ehE
Of her marriage IS stiil pending in the
court
II was charged that knott had been
r,5iffv or bira71y pr1o 20 the marriage
fAat the application Tor alimony was
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
ONLY A JOURNAL" lie
Collector Davis Says Governor
Murphy Did Not Request His
Presence at Trenton.

City Collector Robert Davis this morl-
ing denied all the reports published in the
Journal OF this city announcing that
ile had been asked by Governor 1aurphy
to confer with him about matters aIect-
ing Hudson or any other matters --r-
Davis was emphatic as he was brief
when he said
Il know nothing about these reports or
how they got about.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14

If 50. letter or q postal card adj
dressed to Guy Adams. Division PassAn-
ger Ageslt. I.aekawahna. No 10 Broad
street Newark, VIII bring you full infor-
nation ii regard to rates. routes, time
Sc trains or sassI:iTs ef steamers berth u
sf<i< i<e~ro0na aceo1nlaotIa ts6nS, Efc.
Law Gxcuf Sl1xf rates 10 many uthrTn
aud Western paints. inet udlnx ca a9ifofrs9'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14

tiren teetnInx &1onld aIWaye BE used Ter
scAliGrtr " WhI}&i 1seth{aE. Il Softe45 tho
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14
WEATHER INDICATIONS

the thirty-six hours ending at eight T. n
Saturday Snow tonight and fomorrowf
northeast winds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-14

ScrofI5la is had th3ns to Inherit Or acquire,
6HI tasre Is this annvE 4 Hood $ saszaparil!a a
6e9np5s ssfly c;res sFen Sts worst case4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-02

~Me despert6 temprano me
leVante, mi buena Gertrudis.
-lC0moi sin encender fuego en-
vuestro cuarto.. ique imprudencial
-iBahi diio Juana sonriendo,
mo tengo frfo..
-Estais "a resfriada -. lPero,
Spor que no me habeis llamado?.
Famos q yer, por que?....
-Tranquilfzate, dijo Ia ioven,
mo estoy resfriada, y como siem-
pre- es TEMPO de renunciar q una
mala costumbre, quiero en- adelan-
te madrngar.
-lMadrugari Sy para que, Dios
mfo?
-lAh! ese es IN gran secreto que
voy a reVelarte, mi buena Gertru-
dis, sobre todo 81 me promotes no
refunfuf1ar y poner mala cara.
-iAyl lJes1s! se1orita, sc6mo
Fodeis hablar de ese modo?-mur-
muro Ia vieia sirvients cogiendo
entire sus manos la blanca delica-
da de Juana y lIevandola respetao-
samente q sus labIos. : iRegafIaros
yoi
-Pues, 1T epuso la joven con
acento carifioso, : Isl te digo aIgu.
na cosa que te parezca extraf1a, te
enfadaras?
Gertradis envolVi6 . gu joven Sc
fora en- una mirada apasionada
llena de suave ternUra con que Ell
perro fiel mira a su amo.
-sSabss, mi buena Gertrudis--
prosigui0 Juana, - que tie tomas
mscho trabajo desde hace slg1n
tempo, J que haces como 81 no
tuvieras mas que veinte sf1os?
Nuestro aiuar te ocupa las tres
euartas parLes del dia, y por la
.rde trabsias a1n para gensr al-
g1n didero.
Y trabajo con mucha algeria,
seflorita,- murmur6 la sirvieDta,
que en- efecto Veiaba cada noche
hasta las doce mas, para ganar
setenta cinco centimos, en- una
p6sima labor de cOsturs. z ade-
mas, va 10 sabeis, el traba1o es la
vida para mf, pues me abuTrirfa 81
40 hacfa nsda,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-02

Els 10 que me dig1, interrum
pio la joVen con goz C -if1osa; ;-yo
que no trabajo, mi buena Gartru-
dis, me aburro muchfsimo.
mo habeis nacido para traba-
jar, seforital exclam6 Ia vieia
con vivacidad. : ESQ no puede ser,
J no sera. Por otra parte, ST Quereis
entreteneros, dnO ten6is vuestra
GAIA de colores, vuestros libros,
vuestrO?.
Gertrudis Sc detugo conmovIda,
acordandcse de que Ell piano estaba
vend1do.
-Pero dijo Juana con gravedad,
fuf aver. "a 10 Sabes, q yer Cereza
J me prometi6 traerme labor.
-iJesus mfoi exclam6 Gertru-
dis indignadar-Ivoa trabajar, Sc.
noritai lganaros la vida mientras
cue 20 este aqufl iAh, nunca -.
nuncai.
va 10 yes - diio Juana con
tristeza, me habfas promitido no
regaflar como tienes de costumbre,
J faitas q Ia pala5ra.
-Es verdad, es 7erdad, sefIora,
-murmur0 G3rtrudis IN POGO con.
fuss, pero no ohstante.
mi buena Gertrudis replic6
Juana con acent0 carifIoso, til no
quieres impedir tn querida hija,
como me llamas, ell que Sc distraiga
IN POGO, y ell trsbajo sera para mi
una distraction. TIE 10 iurO, bordo
muy bien. "a 10 sabss. Cereza cai-
dara que me den trabio para Dor.
dar. IVamosI esta convenido.
-Pero ...-qutso objetar Gar
trudis.
1No, no escucho NADIA; v sf atin
grufies, me enfadare, -dIio Juana;
hizo una Garcia en- la frenEe de In
vieia sfrvien ia, que Ia amaba como
uns madre, y cuya existencia era
IN poema de fielidad de abns-
gaci0n. Gsrtrudis BALD II frente
enjug6se una lagrima.
-IDios mfol mcTmur6, fuor
que no enviafs q mi Angel uuerido
IN POGO de esa dicha que d6is q
tantos otrog?
Z Iuego On Yox ats afIadi6;-SY