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WIZ HE sroPrsp oAMDLlSo.
the story Of . Man wAsse prsacser Father
Was Both Gentle and Abis-Dsdicd.
Erou IA hSs>n,L<s GSnHuA


Il never gambled but once in my hfe."
said an old and respected citizen OF NIL
waukee the other day. and the reason "a In
all likelihood because i loat everything 1
had, or rather II was the result OF my losses.
My father was q presiding elder In the Metho-
dist Church and when l. was 10 years old
he was sent TO Denver. Tint was In 1850 and
Denver was a small but very tough town.
| had just left college. and after ! had been In
Denver a day OF 80 realized that the only
thing FOR me 10 do was TO 10 to work. /
decided l wanted to 60 Into the frelghtine
business as there was O lot OF money beine
made by. the men who we're transporting
souri, River points to psnvsf and Salt Lake,
rom re- ne N. 6 ssssn d ihs' i had f iSs sbt .sr family als!;
soon as I could earn. the money,
time was back In Denver with a load Of vsluA-
round trip had earned. 9 toodsised 6sS Of
to me that everySody. In Denver snsmblsd
nns ! Of 90 .Ss af,1,. that DID ought knew no do ns 81 the
OF any. Of the ssmss and "a a result I was
cleaned on' IN less than an hour. -.
done wrong. for my earnisns should have
fathsT hSa ;0ld 60 ne; "A, aside s from II.
. s.1 tNhi' W VAitai W ny ~ .Va
a few days and was aware that my mother
ment while there. All this / recalled too
late and in my chagrip. I decided to return
East as soon as I could load up.
MY mother WAS my confdant and I went
I hH% her en mo-. too to tel IF father xss' She Ssd did aG not c Nae
doing sHs 50 but ts' she aid tsii my father just IS
soon as he appeared.
the %cosnomen Of the .hshtips preacher
told him OF my action was to the effect that
Il was a. shame for those gamblers TO have
taken advantage. OF an unsophistlcated boy.
and putting on his hat he went out.
Il had thrown myself on q couch and fallen
asleep and about an hour later was awakened
by the kindly tones OF my father. as he said;
Here IL your gold dust. my boy
That was all he ever said about IL and TO
this day l do not know how he got 1t back.
but ] can guess.
Il started East tho following day and In
the weary hours OF that long trip, across the
rnonotonous plains country I had plenty Of
time to mediate on my folly and the kindly
consideration shown me by my parents.
DO you wonder that ! have never gam
bled since?-
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Z VII Nut u "
Trick 3. z can zee that A has at least
three more clubs, probably -four more, al
b returns the high card. There il nothing
80 he must plan the hand as II the loss of
those four tricks was inevitable.
Supposing that there are four more In
AS hand, T. must provide for four discards
These will he the two losing diamonds and
two losing hearts. II he makes the spades
good. for two tricks.
Beginning with a suit in which you hold
certain rentry cards is a very common
error with beginners. II u q frequent
source Of loss in opening hands against
no-trumpers
There are many hands IN which the opener
has such strength In two or three suits
that he wonder what the player had who
made II no-trump. In such cases il Is a
safe rule TO open the suit In which you have
the least shoppers. II your suits are OF equal
length.
The theory Of this opening Is, that as the
maker of the no-trumper must have some
thing. IL " much better for you TO keep
your high cards until you find out what that
something il and to start the suits which
may be- established, your shoppers in the
other suits serving a. reentries.
II you give up your best cards In your
strongest suit. you will probably find the
dealer with the tail end Of that suit made
up against you and when YOU come to play
your weaker suits, he will bring In the tail
end Of your first suit with the high cards
he holds In the second suit.
IL Ii not necessary to carry this ptinci-
pie 80 far as TO lead a suit in which YOU
have nothing in order to keep suits in which
you have shoppers, hecau.e you may lead
a short suit only To find that il Is the suit
which the dealer has taken n chance on
making. Take these cards. no-trump made
by dummy
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Trick /. In England, B would go over and
over INC trust TO his partners being short
in clubs and giving him one. The only
danger is, that with so many himself. A
NAV not have a club, especially as u should
have clubs as he passed the make.
The moment dummy's cards are laid
down, z sees that II the adversaries ever
get into the lead. they will start the clubs
and probably win the game in hat suit
alone. For fear of any such accident, he
must put up the ace second hand even if II
clears the diamonds and leaves him only
two suits to fight with. neither Of which l.
established.
Trick 2 There being nine spades against
eight hearts In the two hands, the dealer
selects the longer suit. Ii should be OBJ
served that both suits are so distributed
that he can take the finesse in his own hand
without leading a high card from dummy.
When B refuses, it is easy for z TO see that
he can pull down all As spades, no matter
whether A covers the second lead or not.
Trick I. Both sides have discarded
hearts, but b has let go one only. As It is
very improbable that b holds nine clubs.
Y reads him for several hearts, one of which
Is good enough to keep guarded, so Il de
termires hat IL will be safe to fnesse the
heart, which is the only way TO win the game
In any case.
Trick Q. B thinks all this time that r
holds the trey of diamonds and has un-
blocked to the first trick. He does not
realize the Importance of keeping "A club.
and so loses a trick at the end that might
have been "a we'd.
1t is enough to call attention TO what
happens il Y does not play the acc 90 the
first lead. That card makes a difference
OF nine tricks on the hand.
ouR PROBLEMS.
Here is q tile enCi & to a spade make.
y has the lead with y for n partner:
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Alb win twop y CARDS
Trick /. z might pass one round OF the
suit, Just 20 find out. by BIS return. how
many cards were In one hand against him
Trick ?. This suit is not the right one to
lead for two reasons. In the first place 1t
Is not the longest between the two hands.
and in the second place it cannot possibly
be cleared. as there must be at least four of
the suit in one hand against the dealer. and
no matter what card is at the head Of those
four 1t stops the suit,
The position is an instructive one for the
beginner. as II shows the necessity of fol-
lowing out the correct principles OF the
game in developing a hand. z must lose
a trick In either hearts or spades in order
10 clear those suits, and as II is impossible
TO get Y into the lead to come through with
the heart and take the ~finesse. the king Of
that suit is sure to bring In the rest Of the
clubs II hearts are opened.
The same is true OF the ace OF spades.
but IL Is always best TO lead M clear the
suit Of which you have not the ace. IL you
have a choice, because the ace suit may be
a reentry, and IL you are put TO a lot OF dis
cards you can get right down to the blank
ace. whereas. IL you keep a suit which is
not established you must keep guards to IL.
Trick 5. This is another mistake. u
does not know on which side OF him the
jack lies, but if he goes on with the suit II
must make. As the remainder Of the clubs
will be brought in in any case, z might as
well let them make now, and IL the jack of
diamonds Is not in the long club hand il
may be shut out. A the cards lie. Zhaving
won the first round OF clubs, b is able to get
in and make his long diamond no matter
what z hoes next.
Trick 7. u cannot have both ace and
king OF hearts.
Playing the ham this way. A and B won
two cards, but Y and z should nave made
the odd trick as follows:
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MORE HONORS FOR MILO Fills.
MRS. TREvOR'S POODLE WINS
THE BALLYHOO BEY CUP.
Last Day Of the Westminster Kennel Clubs
Twenty-sixth Annual Dog show
Lawson Pays 81. DOG for n Bulldog
Weather Interferes WITH Attendance.

" The twenty-sixth annual dog show OF thu
Westminster Kennel Club closed In Madison
Square Garden last night after having. fol
the -four days IL lasted. a greater display o.
quadrupcds than last year or ever before
but with a smaller display numerically Of
blpeds than last year. The attendance wa,
not as great as last year. but the explanation
| therefor was not far to seek.
A glance at the streets and sky outsid,
ex Explained instantly and fully why thers
was not a crush on hand yesterday. as there
probably would have been on a holiday with
fair weather. But the size Of the attendance
instead of arguing q falling of OF interest
In the dog. rather was proof the other way
With such unfavorable weather conditions
for those who went to the Garden either on
foot. by automobile or in a carriage. the
patronage was large enough to indicate
great interest In the dogs. An experienced
dog show man said last night that the at
tendance was slim. 1t may have been COM
paratively, but 1t was pretty good for all
that. In the afternoon II was even better.
In the awarding OF prizes the event OF
chief interest yesterday was as to which dog
should win the Ballyhoo Bey cup. presented
by william {. Whitney for the best dog OF
any breed shown. To win this trophy is
an honor than which none greater can be
attained by mans four-footed friend. II
MAN NnH nN ATA III IL THN = nIlNA III HI
poodle Milo Fills. Milo Fills Is 3 years old
ana won d lex on the cup ~ the recent snow
Of the aides Kennel Association.
The cup has to be won five times TO become
nermanent nron.rty and Milo Fns nos nado
permanent properly. ana MILO tils mas mauo
q goou start IN the task OF MAKING IL a per-
manent institution in his trophy room. Milo
Fills ia nv Champion Milo yyette md In adj
d,,ion AZ virnino ,ha palI,hoo pa, Gun
80 ~ "I ~ De"' ~ vi
achieNeu the uhpreceuehteu ulstlhctioh OF
winning all the speeds Tor poodles-slx
In all
saya,al .alss vars racordad ves,erday
nv ~
the boston terrier people az usuAi oe'ms NeIy
active in this line. The Mount Ida henneIs
sold n batch OF Boston terriers. Grover, a
AZ was soId IN n Nr s,rsus. for siso. LITTLE
uVs. va ~ s. 80 g.
Billie. Jr. a ioh-pound dog, was sold Tor
$500, and a bitch. Nellie. brought sSc
Thomas W Lawson took advantage OF the
shou N add a bulldog To his collection Of
-. a ,b,na. pasida- Yachts tro,-
an'msis d u 'Ainee -
tins horses and orchids the, bostonlan now
owns Rodney Monarch, a bulldog iof Nhiol
he yes terd1y PAID 5000 70 !, - hobtol.
I'D rather have Boralina IMAM rooney
Monarch, said a man yesterday wheh he
heard OF the sale.
What kind OF a dog is boralma' asked
another, The first speaker was 100 PANIED
at the question TO reply; A.,
ne closing hours OF tne snow lounu tne
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Ar win the odd trtk.
Trick 2. The only chance for two tricks in
hearts Is TO pass the first round. hoping that
A may hold both king and queen, although
that Is almost impossible, as he would
surely lead one of those cards. so az 10 kill
the ten.
Trick 4. II Is useless to hold up the ace
when the heart suit can he brought in at
nee. II dummy had only two OF the SUIT
il might be different.
Trick 8. b returns the suit Of which he
knows A has the ace. and after that A and
B cannot possibly get another trick out Of
the hand.
The fact hat a suit is set up against him
IL one OF the greatest reasons for conserva-
tive play ON the dealers part. Some
times he Is well aware that such a suit can
be made, but is so placed that he must take
chances on the adversaries' not hitting
upon il until too late.
Sometimes the dealer has very narrow
scapes. Here is al example. The score
"a to o the dealer passes il, and dummy
says no trump. Here is the actual play:
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big Chess Match Arranged 20 lie Played
by Telegraph.

BosroS, Feb. % -The largest phic
chess match ever attempted in this country
has been arranged for May 81 bet ween players
Of tho Metropolitan Chess League OF this
vicinity and OF the Kings and Queens League
Of Brooklyn. The Boston men Will play
from the gymnasium OF the Boston, A.. A,
where two wires will be put IL, while their
opponents will direct their plays from the
Di'Ch Arms Cllb. There will he twenty
men 10 a side. and so FAR a. possible one
plavor will be selected from each cllh allied
with IA, two Lrs p,iies Herman Helms Of
BROOKLYN will select the men for a." brooklyn
team. Play will begin at ~ O'Clock IN the
morning. Tho final moves will be te~legraphed
bet : and /? O'Clock at night. M I'M
finished matches will bc adjudicated lhter'
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senator Pettus's Tra,t hing Library.
From the WASHING fon post.

TTUV T' '"'"INVEVN TUtI.
The other day senator Pcttus, In con-
versation, quoted several verses OF the Bihie
"Wher. oiu you get your familiarity with
Scripture" .ask,d his listener. W
In is4a." replied Mr.. Pettus. Il wen,
on horseback from Alabama 10 Csli,ornis
~ my Kit was d complete library. n cor.
sisted OF three books the Rlble. Sbakes
peare and Bunyan's Pilgrims progrsss
/! know those, books by heart, even il. d
the Senator laughingly. Il don't know 49,
much about any others " WIZ
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The Chinook brings spring in Oregon

From The Morning Orsoonidn. Feb. IL.
The balmy Chinook wind which blew across
this region Saturday, redolcnt with the
warmth aud odors OF the South, dissipated
the last lingering trace of winter. aud started
the sap running and the buds swelling IL
may now truly be said: For 10, the winter
IL past, the rain l. over and gone and the
time OF the singing Of birds has come. and
the land" The earth is warm again and
tender shoots are beginning 10 peep forth,
and soon pruning and gardening viii be in
order.
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The BRIDGE WHIST TABLE.
PROPER SUR TO LEAD AGAINST
A NO-TRUMPER.

MIN culties OF Making . Choice Sometimes
-Openinxs OF . Long weak Suit
As 70 Re-entry Cards when the
Dealer Takes hance
Among tho many difficulties Of the game
OF bridge, not the least IL the selection OF
a suit for tho original lead when playing
against a no-trumper. II Is very easy
10 lay down the rule that the eldest hand
should always start out with his longest
suit, but he may not have any such suit
or he may have two or more suits OF equal
length. Which OF these Is be to select, and
why2
When the make IL original and the dealer
has all round strength. there Is not much
left for the adversaries to choose from
and their game becomes defensive only.
Even in such cases, n fve-card suit ten high
may prove. enough to save the game IL
the leader has any reentry.
Opening such a suit may take from the
dealer one OF the shoppers that he counted
on. and II he has no suit already made up
the loss Of such a car d so early in the play
may prove a serious handicap. Nothing
will take the snap out Of the dealer 80 quickly
an to have a suit made up against him early
In the hand, because he 10 then afraid 90
take the chances on the hand that he would
otherwise be justified In taking In order
TO clear up his suits. He Is always afraid
of the a~dversaries getting in and running
on that suit against him.
Here Is an example Of such a case. The
score being l~ove-all, rubber game, the
dealer makes it no trump on these cards;
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Hockey at the slcrmon, Avenue Rink.

At the Clermont Avenue Rink in brooklyn
last night a large crowd saw the hockey
game between the Der gen Point tochey
Club and the Glover 4. G. Of staten l-Iihu
After a fast game the Bergen Point team
won out bV "A score of 10 q.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DIR. y. Parker Pray Co.'S Manicure and
CHIROPODY PARIORS, - East 2Sd ST, opposite
Madison Square Park: estab. isos Nanicuring by
nails sknfuliy treated without pain. Dr. PrayS
Medicinal Toilet Preparations sold by all toilet goods
ONLY By Dr. J. PARKER PRAY CO, Sole Props.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FIN1ATVNE ILHNNAC-TutH WV
SUI rises. ..e<s sun sets. .5As Moon rises. 7ls
HIaH wArEn-IHts DAT
Sandy Hook. sl2 Gov. I'd. s4tl Hell Gate 1887
Administrations frs. "a
SIS Consuclo. Hull. Feb,f4.
IS Cal fornia, Trieste, Jan. ~.
IS karamania. Marseilles. Jan. I.
SIS Potomac, Avonmouth, Feb. o.
SIS ri cd. New orleans, Feb. 10.
IS Jercrson. Norfolk. feb. Fl.
ARRIVED our.
SIS Lucania. from New York, at Liverpool.
IS Cymrc, from New York, at Liverpool.
SIS iceland. from New York. at Antwerp.
SAILED FROM roREtoS PORTS,
SIS Philadelphia, from southampton, for New
York.
IS Umbrin. from Liverpool, for New York.
IS Naderland. from Antwerp. for New YORK.
SIS Il Bretagne, from havre, for New York,
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y X 9 8 2
4 X J z o
o 3
"a J 2

To justify the make, dummy should
have thirty aces or both red suits stopped
and something to play for. The score,
which is 20 to o against the dealer, NAV
s,iggest thai the make IL a gamble, trusting
the dealer for the black suits. The ques-
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Scorr Yale, S; Cornell. u. Goals-By lnman.
>; St0ddard. 3 Substitutes smith for Potter.
Nevins for smith. Reftrte.T A. Howh ard. y. \.
a. {. Goal umpircs ". stern. Columbia. r..
Roberts. Cornell. Timc Of halveS-Twcnty min
uteS each,
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

MRS. ROTuKRANZ-Old reliable expert, SKIN.
safe, painless treatment for female lTtcs.ecd
no matter cause or standing; success eualandsn
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NCRSE OR ATTENDANT To INVALID nsurs
recommended by private families anu ~ 80,
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y A J q
"a 8
O A X O 8 2
q X q ]

This looks like a game hand, but the
opening Of one long weak suit spoils It all
the actual play going as follows;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

sPESiAlIsT In obscure and obstinate cas-,
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Adsstie City. n. ,.

HOTEL wAVERLN-ohio av. near Beach
capacity, 100 excellent table; steam heat, tto $40
weekly: special monthly and family rates.
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AFTER Heading The sun"

there j. little. II anything, left TO be learned
on the leading subjects ol the day.-Ad..
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q, snd "a MARhET meetings: soth
Iuplc cordially invited. Evangelism a ID pu,'
leuch WIN speak. no collection, ~"
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CITY, n. j.

HOTEL ST. CHARLES.
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featuring decorative art marble business TINS
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Investment HIGHEST references furnished. Apply
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500 WILL PURCHASE handsomely furnisue1
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established o years. owner wishes TO leave the city:
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sINilSs CHANCES.
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S.5U-rRttNING BUSINESS employing -
hor'r, and IS wagons aud trucks well established
pro rows business, this Is certainly a bargain.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-24
JAYUYA- -MAMEYES
DssgracladO inOidents

.,.suansiA 6a una 1ArAnA que hubo
AsoSS "A don MRxlmino MAKEaRro. o
On 10 - An los eorRlanSss, 90 pEomovlo np
SAosaS aua pudo hAbaF araloo eonsscnsn
s'sAnaA0 Il no hubisEA aico poR In lnbsF
S.sSsi6n 40 vAEios amlI Ios:s nua.Avo eoyraIisIo-
VshF Fnirs loa heFides as1a noSa'tO
II Sou VaneeBl&o MAKEeKo.
nATi9 ~. GoA ,sror h1lI6bAss duEmisndo en- su 90.
Ears s,o AZ las does dc iR noehe as pEssant6
10, sl,sSSTn uidiAndole Auxilie, como Ausort
uu lnaaa11-sS a AZ as del sAEEio. SsguidAmsnts
dGd peaaasS an al lugAr dai snesSo, psFs al its
% prSSsssT" pSns T"tasado poF vAriol indiVfiuos Ga
Troiafo Ilng ad,o "A In luehA qus sostuvo, y moti
30 - ni1o hseho m iodaE@I, rssbal6i nj
70 a tHd{yfauo llamAdo Eustaaio Torres,
sser! "a .nsIma , pudo aErahAtArla IN Fsv6i-
% icy - ssHor MRrraro llaV1bA guard@do.
yaf qua I'D IN auunt6 oil pseho, ipsEo MarrsT0
Ea q Sns1viGr 10 puntSrfA, el ProyseNl Is nj
rio % p, uro,isiE practice las pEimarAs diiigsn
La RUnisrdo los hsEmAnoH Torres. Hoy
Shl, 80. u.S rsprsSentAdo poR DON Felix Seilo,
o. luSbE irruiAF Maestro nm lAl ooeAor 6on
o. poNs nossSIon6 en- el lugAR dc los sucasos,
IAlas,, IAla.s.,,ssnao las inalEueeiOnss que ID Lsy ds'
MFmina' - ,nemso roRRmoa pornua
,,op1o 10 GllsntS 81 Ssf'r A@rEsro'
COrresponsaI'
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AgitaCi6n popular
% en- Guatemala
COrresponsal'

n, Guatemala 90 notA IN fusrts movlmisn'
=, .,o,a,ta contra al gobiernos poE h&bsr
S.Sstsndldo o. lOa hAbiiSnss' $780, oS ~ uu"0''
dsItruldA poE las sEupe,otnS' " "onasmn,Au an
IA, sATst de GuAtemAlA. =. ..~ro.
u" La ganas sin hogaF vAgE por los eAmPOS'
,,,seissdo da 10 indiSpSnaAol9'
El go6i,skEnS5 - np y. 80 Ss,dishaG Vfchimaa dol
iusgo' ...,,.~x ma vsvoluei6n nara
dsYrosAr OIL gobisrno.
nj dsacontsnto On 10 RsphbiicA 90 genera
,.syss aus nm movimianto en- contra usi
gt..Itjvo eontRffA con al Apoyo popular
Los 61Hoa sufridos poR las srupclonss voI-
.s,,cSn Son InEaleuIRblss. CiudRdss snaaraS
hIn Ildo dsStHui1RS.
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los cineo millones de Ia hermosa
DAI Mathis.
Bstas palabras dsSpertsron pof
complete Ia intsiIEencta,
-Es veFdad, maFmuro.
Y ell tiempo spremia, Ito milo.
-ACn6utos dfaS hace que Dai
Natha tomo Ell venenoF
-MAnana hRFa cuAtro.
-,Por Satan6sl = exclamo el ba-
fonet dando un saltO en- 81 asiento.
No verdad que tieRes sobra de ra'
E6n, sobrino mfo, pues 10 olvide
todo para acAriciar una veDganZa.
No hay Que pePder nj IN minute, y
al Ia marauesa no mu0re dentro de
tres dias, ser& Ia india la que Sc
vaya III otro mundo, Y e0tonces SuS
cinco millones seguirEn el mismo
eAmino que el de las letrss de cam
bio.
-Por conaiguiente, ito mto,
aARdt0 Rocambole, dejemos tran.
quIlamentO O BAcar& pcr IN mo-
mento.
-Es precise. =.
va prOp6siso: 1Os rsOsncci6f
No.
A1Y no ss HguFais 81 soape0Aa
Alguna ooaRS
-iAhl Rso va 90 otra cosa, -
diio el baronet. No 10 sc. Conae-
40 que eea mujer es IN misteTie
para mf.
AUn mlsterio cuya clAve vamol
4 tener muy rrcnto, = csntsst'
RocRmbcle.
--1ouiAn nos In f&cilitaEAs
-Quesubfn.
-SLo crees asfs
-Ri, es Indudable. lie ha reci
bido dos vsces; ranuneio sl > !
auueata: el conde 10 cree despedio
'. ain embargo, ella 10 abFs
puerta q las Rnce de lA noehe.
iP1r SatanasI aEclsmo g
Guiliermo, al que de pronto 80
ocurri6 una idea. -- Entoncea
Rdlvino.
-GPOr quSf
--Pusa pOraua HssaFE eata J
HobEa II PlSta asl nsgosae 4e'