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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-20
The English Language.

like to be beholden to the great
metropolitan English speech. the sea
which receives tributaries from every
region under heaven. | should as soon
think Of swimming across the Charles
river When | wish to go to Boston as
of reading all my books in originals
my English tongue.-Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-20
Fear Epidemic of Rabies.

Kenosha, Wis, June ia little
black dog frothing with rabies caused
a stampede in Main street 1t is
feared there will be an epidemic Of
rabies in the city, as over fifty dogs
We're bitten
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-20
Is Wanted for Murder.

Iron Mountain, Mich, June 16.-
Vincent Briscoe. alias Britain, wanted
for the murder Of Policeman Duffy
at Chicago May 1, was captured at
Metropolitan near here by Chicago
detectives.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-20
Killed in a Runaway,

San Francisco, June 17.-Herman
A. Tubbs, well-known capitalist of
San Francisco, and member Of the
Tubbs Cordage company. was instant
~ killed near his home in Saualito in
runaway.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-20
Ex-Congressman Vance Dead.

New Britain, Conn, June 17.-Rob-
ert ]. Vance. former congressman, and
editor of the New Britain Herald, is
dead at Monterat n. c.. He had been
in poor health for many months.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-20
TO THE HELP OF CUBA
President Roosevelt Comes with
a Special Message for a
Tariff Reduction.
SALIENT POINTS OF THE DOCUMENT
How 1t Is Received by the Republic
ans Who Differ on the
Subject,

Washington, June IA. - President
tight for Cuban reciprocity yesterday
when he sent a message to congress
urging the passage of the measure
Which he has supported from the start.
The president returned from West
Point to find the opposition in high
spirits. The friends of reciprocity in
the senate, where the fight is now cen
tered, were in the dumps-though not
ready to admit they were whipped
for the ''insurgents' had mustered
thirteen Republicans against the adj
ministratiOn plan. 1t looked black for
Cuban reciprocity.
"Insurgents" Express Their Regret.
Some of the insurgents were at
the White House, and expressed regret
that the president had seen fit to push
the matter so StrenuOuSly. They say
they cannot retreat. and if the presi-
dent thinks they are outside the party
breastWOrks in persiSting in their
course, they can't help it. They point
to the fact that the house members
from Michigan who fought Cuban rec
iprocity have been Endorsed by their
constituents. How, then, they ask,
can they back water at this time? The
administration senators shut their
teeth and say the straight reciprocity
must win, but the consensus of opinion
is that nothing at all will be done this
session.
Salient Points of the Message.
The message calls attention to what
the president said in his message of
December last on the subject Of reel
procity with Cuba, and declares that
message merely gives practical eff
feet to McKinley's words, which he
also quotes. He tells congress that
Yesterday, June II, | received by
cable from the American minister in
Cuba a most earnest appeal from
President Palma for Legislative relief
before it is too late and my [thisl
country financially ruined" He says
that reciprocity with Cuba stands en-
tirely alone, and the reasons for grant
ing it far outweigh those in favor of
any other nation.
Will Not Injure Any Industry.
He declares. that such reciprocity
dustry. He says: Cuba is an indie
penuenC repuD11c, out republic Wnlcn
has assumed certain special obligations
as regards her international position
in compliance with our request. ask
for her certain special economic con-
cessiOns in return; these economic con-
cessions to benefit us as we'll as her.
We are a wealthy and powerful ma
ton; Cuba is young republic, still
weak, who owes to us her birth, whose
whole future, whose very life, must
depend ON our attitude toward her. l
ask that we help her as she struggles
upward along the painful and diff
cult road Of self-governing indepen-
dence. I ask this for her because she
is weak, because she needs it, because
we have already aided her"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-20
KING EDWARD HAS A CHILL

Indisposition Is Not of a Serious Charac-
ter. Is Declared OfficiaIly-Re-
ports Cause Apprehension.
AlderShot Eng, June liking Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra started for
Windsor at 4.15 o'clock in the after
noon in Il motor carr The king showed
little trace Of his recent illness.
London, June fixing Edward was
suffering yesterday from chill which
prevented him from attending the
church parade of the Aldershot garri-
son. These reports Of his majesty's
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-06-20

London a hundred years ago had a
population of SSS,19S, when the first
official census was taken.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

70 the facts IN his boo. Is until be has
40 breadth Of range. lie spends much
leSs TIME in the open air N d takes less
s,A,i'iiarating exercise than our boys
hud TO this the scientific We. 0tilation
y, our school rooms, the daesS Of our
,ne'noas' lack of desire to cram book
hnowledge shorter hours Of instr e.
uoh' more cheerful methods, pcriody q,
reiaSaton more frequent and ii is
no wonder our boys grow two fncbes
talier than the foreign boys when
taken age for age.
we aim as nearly as possible to de.
'eiop tne mental and physical natures
OF the student at the same time. I'm
success OF this plan, / think is evidenT
from the number Of young men at the
mead of the many large industrial es.
in America successfully |
competing with the product of the |
world IN every linc.-W. f Watt. in
The Chicago Record-Herald.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
AMERICA.

|cuons places them beyond the pale
Oul work. Omitting tho English
|Ools' any one OF the others has
|lslinet advantage over our schools
y the fact that reading and spell
are mastered In three years, be-
Ne words are spelled as spoken.
NJ Of our pupils are unable to read
ensh after ten years steady appn-
~, Arithmetic is much easier
|oaa' because the tables are founded
ne decimal system, like bur money.
require very little memorizing.
n conceded that a boy coming out
ue preparatory school on the Con-
tue IS about two years ahead Of
10Y OF the same age who is gradu-
~ from our high school. Wine this
Eve our boy has done at least
years more work In mastering
Eeadlng, spelling and grammar Of
iiicult language with its barbar-
pelling and numerous irregulari-
grammar.
Rpennessof mind SO noticeable In
erlean youth Is totally lacking
ornign student. and lie Is held
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

its use to allow several days shakings
to accumulate without interfering
with the ordinary working OF the fur.
mace. AS 1t would be impossible to
lift a full receiving can out of the well
beneath the furnace, the inventors
make provision for rolling 1t to the
opening on a car, and lifting pulley
is suspended directly above the trap
door to raise the can to the surface. If
several cans are provided the ashes
may easily be stored in the basement
until the ashman comes to collect, and
as the cans are emptied directly into
the wagon there is no occasion for the
use of a shovel or raising dust in the
house,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

Ahe apparatus shown below almost
speaks for Itself as a time and trouble.
saver for nearly every one knows by
experience the unpleasant work of
cleaning out the furnace several times
n week in winter. One great annoy.
ance is the scattering Of dust in the
air to settle later all around the base
ment, seine even being carried through
inc nues into the living rooms above,
to be deposited on furniture and car.
pets George Adams and Walter How
land have conceived the iden of pro-
viding receptacle into which the
ashes may be shaken direct from the
furnace, inclosing the receptacle in an
alright chamber, except for the one
passage leading through the furnace
into the chimney. OF course the re-
ceiving can may be Of any desired
shape and size, and It is possible with
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

instead OF Antananariwo, the present
capital of Madagascar. The reason for
this transformation Is said to lie in
the fact that the country around An
tananariwo is not 1T for any agricul-
tural purposes, while the coast dis.
trIcts are reported to be fertile and
rich in mineral deposits, two facts
which viii no doubt induce immigrants
to settle down there.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
WHERE AMERICAN
SCHOOLS EXCEL.
,oOo og0UcccccCC
HE American schoolboy Is "

'NT-1 HE American schoolboy is two
inches taller than the aver
age European schoolboy of a
like age. am positive in this
fe,la-ation after tour Of inspection
HI the various schools of Europe, and
4 Mace the usefulness of the instruc.
tlon impaired, from an educational
lnd hygienic point Of view, as fol-
|Ows First, the United States; second,
England; third, Germany, closely fol-
.owel by France ana Russia.
There Is a great difference in the
school systems, but in two ways is
bis more noticeable, viz, inspection
h school work and its results. The
|ystem Of inspection abroad has been
developed to such an extent that it is
|bore Of n science than an ordinary
|outne, as in this country. The in
hector spends at least n day a month
h each room, making copious notes Of
9th teachers and pupils work, criti-
|slng in open class the deficient stud
Is and commencing those that are
One report that l saw in Kcnmare,
hi prepared by the regular govern
bent officer, had the results carefully
tbulated. One copy was handed the
&acher another was sent TO the Board
\ Education, and another was retained
N the inspector TO aid him in his fu-
sre visits, thus leaving something tan.
fble for the teacher ard pupils TO
. ork on, The report set forth that
be department. Of the pupils was prop.
by maintained, but that the reading
4 the class was away below par;
.athcmatics was fair, spelling excel
+ nt penmanship could be improved
b, history was excellent, but geogra.
Sby of the Western Hemisphere was
Dry poor, and grammar was all that
Iuld be expected. With such a report
e teacher had some tangible basis
\ work On before the next appearance
a the Inspector, before which time 1t
n BIS expected the deficiency in studies
puld be made up.
|The inspection of class work in our
NlcagO schools forms quite a con-
.bst with this. Here the assistant
Nperlntendent rarely spends over q
\ lf hour, and no report is made to the
hcher that would aid In remedying
fleets but she is left in ignorance of
Nv her work compares with other
hchers' efforts.
At the same time 1 am willing to
Sncede that Il is possible to be more
finite abroad than at home, owing
more specific aims in the minds of
ih the educators and textbook writ
Textbooks are rarely changed
Foad, and a student is taught rather
b grasp and retain detailed informa-
I'D than look for it himself. Binders,
1t were, are placed on his eyes, so
III he is unable to look sIdewise.
+, Ttainly these schools are more adj
pced in theory than ours, but we
ely excel them from a practical
e.
A my one Of the foreign schools is
y ter equipped, more expensive to
X intain and better fitted to exert !
influence In the student body than
s. but the medieval practice Of re-
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
The End Of a Capital.

A report from Paris is to the effect
that General Gallieni, the Governor
General of Madagascar, is about to
make the port of Tamatave, on the
eastern coast of the island, the capital,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

It is perhaps a little early to wonder
whether telephone companies win
hare the assurance to maintain their
present rates after Marconi has re-
duced the cost OF messages across tina
Atlantic to one cent word.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
Utuado

Sc han iniciado en- esta jurisdiction 10
robos de ganado. Ef:asa que entire loa barrios
de CagneDa S3nta Rosa hay v&rios individuos
q ua Sc dsdican 81 DAndoleEismo robando anil
males.
A don Francisco vera Ie han robado un
soro ' NADIA podido AveriSuArse.
Convsnienta serfa qae In guardia insulaH
hieisrR sns rseorrIdas por los indicsdos barrios.
-Una pareia de Ia policfa lnauiar, en-
unt6n da m tai Ripoll, m2gordom0 de don Ma'
riano Artku, sa enGuentr& baio In Geci6n de la
justiclS, puss seg6n hamoa ofdo decir por busn
conducso, han componsea1o nm muchscho.
E.te fu6 rseonocldo per ell facultstivo y SO
llAms PAscuAl Perez. Tsmb!6n erso han CO.
metido si delito aIlanamiento de morada.
-El domingo de- los eorrientss 90 llev6
n efeetc, como die, 10 aperture del <Cantro
ObreFo,S CON gran eoneuYrencia.
Dsspu6s de efectuArse una manifestaci6n
due recurr6 las principal6s GALES de Ia ciudad
90 llsg6 al local donds qasd6 dehnitivamsnte
dioho Centric.
20 ell presidente INFERNO .don Francisco Colo
actuars como SeeFetario, IL cual pesicion
Accedi6 galanbements sl sei0r Colon. Hicisfon
uso de la palahrA don osvaldo Alfonso, don
Miguel f. Font y los daslnguidos obreros don
Vicente Bofges don An,6rico B.asco, arPAn-
cAndo toios, 10 concnrrslcia gran r1mero de
Todos estos Rctos fuaron amenizados por
In bands que dIriis don Juan Ramos.
Por Ia nochs hubo bAils, donGe Abund6
bastante al aexo sexo, durando hAsta las tres
de- In mGdrugAda. El iusvss SO 'nombrarA 10
Drsctiva.
BIon por loa ohrsros de Usuado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
! Arroyo

po.o a ooco van surtisndo sus tfsctoH Ian
nus de este pueblo ApGrscsn de cuAndo
U.n.pdo inssrtAG en- este psri6dico.
Va hamos vlsto dssaparecer da ID slcaldla
usI 0rupito tornado poR custro cinco des'
Hus HS.6o, rup dinrlRments ibAn RIlf y tartulaAr.
p..sss nus el Sefior ComisionAdo les hR llama
80 Etencl6n, Gconsej jandoles quizas que 80
S.diorsn A buscAE trsbGio, pues 10 que habiA
ana dsr w sHtsbA repArtido.
T4mbi6n hamos visto Al seh9r me lico'
alan tAuto sc encoleriI6 cuRndo le tocAron lR
4sontt. conltltufio dlariGmeDts en- la ohc1na
stss,spidsd, O Ia dlGposici6n del que 10 nscsits.
y. M "a ubrAn cartihcAeioneS de defanci0ns
ain SutsS conocsr Bien el csdAysr.
W urop6Ilto de sSto nos pormltimos lla-
-.,ris Ia ntencI6n, sobrs al signients partfcC-
I. barrs obserysdo que los bue mueHen sn
n, c.mpos los hace Ul.. llavAr 81 ffsnts de
~ r,sA slIf dastApAr la eAi& para vertashr 81
,sconocimtsn4o. Tai msdida, dsspues de- estAA
,optrs Ia higlsne, no es antorizAdA por 10 leg
mas para Isles easos hay sD oil cementerlo
11ns eLslIlA en- donde debs U1, traaiadRfds
snsntsp yeces 10 exiis sl eump!imisnto da Eu
o ,sdsmos en- gu&rdia para obsarvAr ai Gs
,lgus re- spltIendo ssls csSo'
-AJsr volvi6 por ssgunda vez csta zona'
,llDdlviduo Pedro Alfonso, conocldo por Pelit'
51isn, Ieg6a pArscs eI celsdor de higiene de
GlAyAmt.
Sin eneomendRrse q nadis, voivi6 repe-
urlb misma sEcsna de ios otros dias, icpeccio.
naudo los ArifeuloS eGpuaasos Ia Vsnts en- 81
comsrcio de sIts pobIado.
DscomlG6 lou que crsyo mslos, entire ellos
mos gArbAnzos propiedAd del comefsiAnte
Anssmo Ramos.
Ijsvadcs los articulos docomissdos In
oaciuG del ohcial de Ssnldad para reconoei'
misnto, manifesto 6ats que los g&FbAnEos del
te61r Ramos 30 hallabsn en- buan estAdo que
podIisn yendsraa al phhlieo.
Enfursetdo antoncss el csladoP Alfonso,
pdss Aqus dictimen dRdo por una parsons
somustsnss' le hRbIA hscho quedaF lucldo
ants sl numsroso phblico que preseneiaha sl
aeto dio con voG IN POGO fasrss mas msnos
a,t.S pRlRbras; 6pToteaso del informe dado
por ell Sc m4iiso yR miamo voy formularia
nor eEerlto anita mia gnperiOresI AuDque me
tusIla oil desino, pues el Artieplo De rffersn-
siL sstE malo.S
Y dleisndo esto, volvi6 psdirle 81 sefior
Ramos Ia musstra.ds los g&EbAnzos quo "a ae
loI llagAba por hAbeEselo ordenado Ell sen u
odclG de SanidEd y Ssnt6se en- 10 mesa en-
borronAF IN plisgo de papsl eayos resultados
Isrhn iguAlss . lS nRda.
Y shf Gsnsis Ahora uttsdes damostrado 10
que rssulta dArIs ausoridad q cisrtos tndivid nos
cue nAd& sAben Gus nunca SO las habian vlS-
20 mas gordS, pretsndiendo sAher mas que IN
me- leo
Ssguirsmoa el eurso de sste asunto hRssa
vat en- 10 que para, pePo conhRmos que oil 40
nor oAclat de SanidaI en- estA zons qua eurque
en- eIss caso sc porto medic 10, no segnirA
psrmltendo que ssmeisntss hpos pFsGendAn
nbsr mas qua 81 que se ls impongAn en- 10
IlrmA QUO 10 htEo 81 cslRdor que nos ccupR.
-Clerta peFson& de sstA IocAlidad, o quisn
ipvmos sismpre por IN eEhAllero, aGgt1 &c
dice Iarmisi6su sn nochsa pasadas lIeVRr Sd
cara = III Eipo de esos que nada Valen que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

como hoy, en- fns no era vuestrd
hiio.
-Es vardad, muchacho:. !,
Y ademas mo sabfas 10 que yU
llegarfa ser, d ig1oraba asfmismo
10 que v0s erals. iun hombre
fa4eTte!
-.Ohl iohl - dijo Andrea con
aife modesto.
-Acabais de perder Ia partids.
estabais arruluado, pude hacef
fortuna vendiendoos y os vendf. Ed
lugar INFO hubierais hecho otro
tanto.
-lPardiezl dijo 81 baronst con
frialdsd.
-Daspu6s,-- dijo Rocambole. --d
Aemos hecho la paz, como gentes
que SO quiereEl y estimap. Me con-
vertisteis en- tin elegante, IN hom'
bre de mundo, y me adoptasteis
como hiio vuestro. En New York,
en- donde trabaiamos inutos, me.
iniciasteis en- todos los mistertosl
de nuestro aribe. Desde hoy debs
mos estar unidcs en- vida y Ell
muerte. Soy vuelstro esclavo y ma
harfs ssgar (guill0tinar) veinte ve.
ces por vos.
-vamos, rues, dijo Ell baronel
con sire desdefosO, -Sacaso SO sseg,s
gentss de nuevO valerp
z af1adi6f con la terrible sonrlsil
que hscia temblar hasta al mismp
Armando de Kergaz:
-Dejemos hoy en- paf al agrada.
cimiento, sellor vizconde de CAM.
bolh. Ehi lehI So interrumpi6--
conhesa que te he arreglado an
nombre bonito.
-Sois IN holnbre dc genio. =
diio Rocamhole CON admiraci6n.
-SefIor vizcolnde de Cambolli.
con una h nj Anal, esto de- caractsf
de noblega historical. Eres dc oit'
gen suece. glo entiendea9
| Mi padre, respondi6 grave
1 menNa el brib6n convertible lan
\ oeutieman,-ma padre el gersial
i MARQUES do Oaimbolh, se marc ae
de Snecia despues del sdsenimis D
Il so nj tronp de 6srnaroose' ssh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
- I'D RA s

Aver esiebrAron setting los rspub.tcanos
de Joncos. Asiati6 d dieho aeto la plana ina
yor de los de Humaeao, eomprsndtdo an ala
oil cetebre Casts d 5n, el ioenaa Muss1o JnlHps.
De rsgraso de Juneos los republicanoa de Hu.
macao Fs dstuvisron an Ia casa de don J alto
Jansr. donde sc orianix6 nm meeting dc ca
TSeter polftieo dsj&ado DIR ga pssada oratnria
el camarero ORrii6i. M hay Sermon ain San
Agustfa y no podfa falssr la aluci6n huf II
Rivers como tampc'co faltsron vivas los
publicanos, q Egoz.ue (cuanto honoD yal Ca
msrero; aIguus que osrs provocaet6n, por
parte del pendencisro Marcelfno Soto que de
biendo sstar en- ID Gkresi cumpiendo IL con-
dena de dos meses an tf2 que -est2 suisto,
camps por su respato essndado tal veg
niiaci6n politics. Vas esto ell sff Or Prasiden.
be de IL Corte de DIstrito de Humacao.
Oaando "a iban en- mareha los rapub!ioa-
nos de Humacao, O. ios que acomps aba oil Ca
pit&n Bsrrfos as2unos guaTdias tamhien
don ulio Jansr 50 og6 uno ds los del gFupo
mAldieiendo Ia m2irs de los fsderales. NJ
gabt ma q prasKn esusarfa en- ell Amino
del ssfiar JAner ssineianse tnsolenci&, tsnisndo
como tiane, unos cu&ntoa hermanos fsderaiss
una ma6rs amanifsimav que por dasgfaca
se ancusntra possFada On Ell Iecho del dolor
psro sea ensi fusra, nunea dsjar& ds comrren
der IL poea eonsidaraci6n, qua le guardian ats
mismog corrsItgionaEios.
G. Marquee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
Il. que os. haga TRACTION; nadie rine

que os haga traici6n; nadie rife
cDn ell genio.
-Bs cierto, contast6 Ell baro-
net con su calma habitual, que
entire gente como nosotros, .el de-
ber, ell ;reconocimiento 2 ia affection
son otrss tantas palabraa .yscias de
sentidd. De tt a mi. hay intereses.
La amsstad verdadera' no recOaoee
otra ley.
-vaestras palabras son de orc :
queridb ito,
-Si 'encuentras algo mejor que
que yol es decir, un hombre mas
fuerte y mas intelligence que 20 y
que tie ofrezca mas ventaias, serias
muy necio muy torpe 81 siguieras
siendome fiel.
NO he sido ism6s torpe, 70
plic6 Rocambole echando vino On
la copa del oaronet.
-Paro como no eucuentras 10
que dfgo, no tengo inconveniente
en- condarte una parte de mis- pla'
mes.
-~veamos.
Ante todo, - sigui6 diclendo
64A AAO PA001ANAA16 kOA 1@
den u remont6monos uu POGO alto.
sQueite parece de mi comedia para
entrsr en- 81 domicilio fraternalr
-lDhl perfectamente, -conteato
rocaIa bole con acento de singular
admiration. El desmayo en- Ia ca
rretera fu6 maravillosamente re-
presentsdo, de modo que 81 no hu'
biese sido 20 ell postillon os aplas'
tan ). :. La escena del reconoci.
miento, Ell arrepentimiento los re-
! mortlimientos, la vida de peniten.
cia, todo este es superior, tio mfo,
muy bien representado.
-iSNo es asfp pr g 6 / 8 sir
II Guillermo satisfecho de los elogios.
Solamente, afiadio Rocambo-
le, I no comprendo tengais el Ca
4 Dricho de continuar mucho tiempo
semeiante comedia. Dsbe ser lmuy
II fastldiogo el vivir siempre en- el
sen5 de la virtnd.
II --lPshei uno Sc acostubra TODD;
pero p0r 10 demas es necesafio qus
prepare una yenganza, J lqs tRngo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

-IDiablol me parece que hasts
shora no 10 puedo hacer me1or.
-lPshei este es seg1n.
Y sir GuilleTmo sonri6 bondado'
5amente mientras meta ell tenedor
hRsta Ell mango en- el pastel de foie
gras.
-aCuando me dareis un billete
mas de los de milP
-IPor afio d por mesr
-Por mes, ito mfo.
-Hiio mfo, diio graVementa ell
bAronet,-Dios me es testigo de
que no soy uno de esOs ladrones
sue escatiman en- los negocios y
hacen economics con los caboC de
vela.
-lOhl bien 10 sG, dijo Rocam
bole.
-Pero, sin embargo, entiendo
mucho 10 que llamamos con1eTcso, y
tengo un principle invariable: q
eadd cuGI seg,ila sus ObrGs.
-Esta es una maxlma evSngeli'
ca, querido ito.
Els la mia, dijo el baronet,
one recorCl6 con su actitud al gran
G0I p6Dk6 hEAGPSAOlAOS "a OtN''sO 00A
que Ell conde y Ia condesa alsbaban
las virtudes. -Pues, : prosiguio-
si I'd ganaa el billete de mil fran.
cos mensuales que me pides, no veo
inconvenience alguno en- conceder'
belo.
va saloels, ito, que 20 no pier
do tempo cl1ando trabalo.
-lAhl es que, di1o sir CUTLER
mo, no se trata hoy de IN trsba-
10 vulgar 8 de robar adiestro J
siniestro algunos hilletes amorosos
para explotar luego ell secreto, sino
que debemoB hacer Ago meJor,
No 10 dndo, querido ito, Pues
me dijfsteis que 81 negocio er q
buepo.
LES colossal. gigantesco. -.
fespondi6 frfamente ell oaronet'
-PCdTfa Reberse. 49,.
~Sf, poT cierto, pueS tengo con
Hanza ca IL.
-Vuestrs con AanGa est q mny
bien pueAts, ito milo; dijo Rocam'
bole con caIms, no soy tan beatti