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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-07-11

be held in conjunction with the fair,
and taken in it's entirety the plan
seems well calculated to give Seattle
about the biggest time in it's history.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
cRlriclsEs ycN eueLoW's DOG.
German Agra9ans Make an Unwar-
ranted Charge.

Count Won BueloW is confronted With
q serious Indictment The chancellor
has invited the enmity OF the agraridn
and agricultural classes by his tariff
attitude. Numerous mass meetings have
been ileid in the agricultural districts
protesting against the policy of the
chancellor
At one OF these gatherings heated
discussion arosH. when prominent
member made the charge that Count
Fon BueloW S Pet poodle was OF English
birth and breeding, and Was shorn ac-
cOrding to the hated English style,
whatever that may be.
..He is unlike our Bismarck ex-
claimed a speaker. "Bismarcll owned
true blue German hound. We see
the difference betweer the men in the
breed Of their dogs
When Count Won BueloW heard tho
charge he replied, dramatically: Non
sense! My poodle is an honest Ger'
man poodle. but shorn he must be"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
SURVIVAL OF OLD TINES.
Ancient English Custom CARED On IN
Present CSV

Frank Dent an Arch street resident,
Knows a hundred quaint and curious
corners of England that tourists never
visit. He described one OF them yes
terday. Back of Twyford, which is
near Southampton he said there is
al cid, Old monastery, with an old and
thick stone wall around it. In this
Wsll there is a wicket gate, ard by the
gate monk is always Stationed The
monk is there to halt every traveller
at goes by, and, having hated him,
he gives him a cup of ale. crust of
bread and penny. Years ago, it
seems, some one died, and in his will
left to the monastery an endowment
that was to ease the way of weary
travellers by giving them this refresh
ment and small coin. As 1042, there.
1cfe, as the monastery stands monk
will stand by its wicket gate. and
every traveller who passes will be
cheered with a drink. bite and a
penny s-Philadelphia Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
WILLING Tt 10 HIS FART.
tceman Makes Fair Proposition to
kind-Hearted Lady.

One very cold day last winter a
richiy-dressed woman paused in her
morning walk along a Philadelphia
street and Sazcd sJernIy at an ice
wagon that was drawn up beside the
curb. Sae stood there for some time.
When the iceman came out Of the
house. she said: "Hriyer, Why don' t
you blanket your horses >"
Because, lady. the comp'ng don't
furnish me no blankets returned the
driver
Then YOU should cover them with
:our coat tAe woman said severely.
All right, ma'am," replied the
driver, With a smile You gimme
your sealskin coat for the nign boss,
an III put my overcoat on the of
nne.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
WAS WILLING 70 SELL.
5cg Wasn't Worth Much, but the Rat
Wcs All Riaht

40 F"'i HiJils'
safe Senator Grady is credited
with = story worthy to he raaked
saloa>- @le best told of The late vii.
IAN Z. Fr&rors. although the STAN.
-:-5:>r ii t1is Gao Ms aro,hcr than
- Wits hro.@rr. His stable was
@Terilh with rats and his love for
1ort made him soca do2-fancicr
rathcr Than . et&.er III fevrcts. A
HLe-looking rat terrier. Tor which $50
vas asked, was shown to the stam-
@.eror, who said he thought the ami
!aa! ought to be given a trial before
He made the purchase. The dealer
agreed to put his deg 10 any test, his
uWn backyard was named as the place
and an hour appointed for a trial the
following day. says the Philadelphia
Times. The stammerer arrived with
huge sewer rat, which was thrown
onto the ground as the dog vas re-
leased. The animals sprang at each
other. mixed things UP for a second,
end then tAe rat got g hold on the
terriers lower lip and hung on until
the latter hoWled with pain and began
10 cover. Turning to the dealer, the
stammerer said:
Il d-d-dont think m-much Of your
d-d-dog. E-d-do you w-W-want to L1y
mummy rat?''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
The Absent-Minded Professor.

At recent session of the German
reichstag as absent-ninded member,
Herr Wichmann. created no little
amusement. He was calling the roll,
and upon reaching his own name he
paused for a response. Naturally
none came. Then he called the name
more loudly, waited a few seconds,
and reared it out at the top of his
voice. The laughter of his colleagues
fn2lly 2.oused him to sense OF the
IGdicfoHsHess Of his act, ana ne JoiHeo
II IL general hiiarity,
sroSgs1ss9eN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
SESEIK ||1| Y!llE!Y| lElYzGz 81 zz;9 zz|IzSS9
; y[ q lal.sssssxs5gSl@s9ss SsxsS@s
"CoIonists" Excursion Rates.

On days mentioned below the sale
Of one-way Colonist tickets is author
|ized from ST. Louis, Thebis. Cairo
land Memphis, under the following
conditions: One-half OF the standard
first class one-Way rate. plus $500.
Missouri--1All points on st. l.. S.
IW. Ry., south of Delta, Mo.
Arkansas. ALL paints, except Lit
tile Rock and points on Little Rock
Branch between Altheimer and Lit
tie Rock
Texas.-All points.
Louisiana.-To all points on the Cot
ton Belt, Kansas City Southern, L.
P. Except New Orleans), II. & S.
hnd Southern Pacific Except La.
Fayette).
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Al points.
Dates of Sale.-October 21st, No
Eember 4l.l and 18th, December 2nd
Ind 18th, 1902; January 9Th and Goth,
February ID and 18th and April dh
Ind 21st. 1903.
Tickets are to be second class tick
its, limited to continuous passage.
nd plainly stamped on each ccupan
Colonist.' These tickets will not be
onored in standard sleeping cars.
E. w. LeBEAUME.
eneral Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
The Glamour Of Love
{Original ]

tOriginal !
| met Cristobcl at the scashore. Size
was then eighteen years Old, and WAS
thirty four. was introduced to her
the evening reached the ocean
House. and We We're members of "A
party to 90 10 the beach hy moonlight.
tristobcl bad Il pair of brown eyes
with which She looked at ne in Il way
that showed she was greatly pleased
with NE. In the sofF moonlight il
struck me that she was very beauti-
full There Was a ripple of CHAT FROM
these about us, a ilaslling OF tie
breakers on the beach. Il slender siIl
beside ne, and MAS supremacy happy
The neNt day We all bathed, and nat
urallN expected CriStGiePi t9 avail
herself OF by assistance. She stood u1l
the beach a moment before going iuto
the water, and, though size Aad on q
becoming bathing suit, she did not louG
IS beautiful as the evening LcG0rt
Her figure was somewhat angular, aud
her complexion in the sunlight WAS net
what it bad been in the muonii@lt
John Caldwell. q man Of forty, stepped
up to her, and Is she locked at hiia !
saw the same satisfaction in her eyes
| had noticed in my own case. He
gave her his hand. and they We're soon
merriiy rising and falling with the
waves. had Very slow time. Every
niH!3te | w"s watching Cristobel.
In TIE evening when | met Cristobei
on the piazza was sulky. She notice.,
it ;;ld asked me what was the matter,
but without waiting fer q reply started
fer t;'c beach. u short distance from
tie hotel. Nf course | followed her
aud it WAS nof l@n% before showed
hct that was Jealous Of Joha Cald
well.
"3!l. C;sld~ell.." she exc lailncd. Why
i. = ed q u.,I! Ia h>, my father"
rms c5I,t, rt9u Ike. though romrn1
haled th;l WAS 5ut six Years youbser
th;s'l NaIIn, Il. GliS,oi.ll al., ! Sat il.
!isle.= ts9 4.s.t git o'eIo2';;. "i.1
thau@I Il Vas hQl the s2cuod day ot
ot.v ;."q"ai.:t;tl.cg, I WAS nlsis}sss !ove
20 her, Sic WAS NerT c.i&S i hl:H@
love %. Ilas5oa Il ;,lc seemed to draw i
cut q m i'g.@ft, etive of my own yol
tiur. l:etuIp We parted had bcen
ts2n&p red Is heaven hy = Kiss.
lic@ji}}& the music az th2 llotel, she
proposed t. &c t",'l. and have a dance
We Waited eluo and separated &. Ne5
heir>@s in mgoG 10 ouiuy tho s0cietE q
any one else, sat Oh the piazza Sin@!.
ing a"a thinking Of nay new fGunt
love- Then went down to the pluc-
where We had l92en sitting. 1t was oc*
cuaicd by ai:ct'.or couple. / w,,s turI
ing away whom | recognized J ht>
CalGwell's voice. followed by Grislo
bells laugh.
The next morning when we all start-
ed 10 hathe was vcrI ESQ! l. Cr.>t2
bel hut she naGo no serurlc Of Johns
,ue and good nNturnd)y bant@reQ me ou
being what she called so cross. E!.
the time we were ready to 90 into the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
Relic Hunters at White Hcuse.

Eyen in the hottest of weather
crowds of visitors go 70 the white
house, ostensibly to watch the work.
men tearing out the INTERIOR but real
ly to carry away pieces of boards,
l2ths and other parts Of the interior
M1ich have been thrown into the
driveway. The wrought-irOn nG;}s
found sticking out =oi pieces OF wood
here and there are most sought after.
These are OF unusual shape and are
carried away oy sightseers by tho
4updrods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
RON MQV TAIN Low RAJ 5
International Fair.

International Far.
fn Antonio, Texas, October Is to %.
slS.G3 round trip. Tickets OF sale
etober II and 16 with final return
pitt leaving San Antonio October 80.
eeting Arkansas Division United
Daughters of the confederacy.
export, Ark, October 1924, 1902.
For the above occasion the st. L.,
NJ. & s. Ry will sell tickets at rate
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
sale October 21-22 and % with final
urn limit Of October 25.
zoos Omaha, Neh., and Return.
Tickets on sale October -. 16 and
with final return limit of Octcber
Limit can be extended to Novem-
80, 1867.
atlonaf Convention Christian
frch, Omaha, NeD., October Is to
-on October Is, 16 and is the Iron
antaln will sell tickets to Omaha
return, one fare $20O5, tickets to
good returning leaving Omaha not
Ter than October 16. nor later
October "a, except that by de-
OF ticket with joint agent and
Enent OF so cents return ticket
De extended to include November
'onal Convention Christian Church
Omaha, Neb., Oct. IS to %.
pr thls occasion the ST. l.. I. ".
Ky will sell tickets to Omaha,
= one first-class standard fare
'he round trip. Tickets on sale
10 to 16 and IS; returning not
ef than Get. 16 nor later than
"a.
TT. ". ATWOOD. Agt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
The ~ a 10 W .. Ga 9.
Graphic's oe .e ST@RV

water size had succeeded IL bringing
back my GOOD huinor AND | assisted
her IN bathing. There We're splendid
broad hi!loHa re'1.r4 in ever 4 gently
inclined h-;'@,l sets.f+e breaking. and
TIE eshii;latie# Ms 9elightfal. CriS-
t2}9e! WIS as tN"ited as Il child. $50
Is 4 ei.2tl." $50. sI!ow stupid of l@
MT to give he' tHe leesv:.v Of child
And yet how delicievs - l.g !gHea / J
one - inuo<"lt.'
If there Is any tiHa w = / + i. ..so@.
siI!e f@9, I wonsin - I7ai; tt!.ct:ve. i
is WHOA she i, leaving t37a Ns3:s. ~
vet as watched c".S9a' 9. 2..t'z.:c 1T e.
hathhGGSe it seemed 1o ~ Size had n
fig o. {; @p!ita
Nhan Cri:,. a,}el left us. she w -.
engaged /, s;.n=or q ,to3H @ ea"5..
thaH&b In eRHaaFi,.@ no.es .sft.r}E;.s .s,.
We eiisea9pr5s! ja4t =As=zl t5e,sgs, II
both SIZE w4at "1'aJ.. @s.a Sal
away t:5'ge yea9s, Wien ba=resurse.
heard t { ~ II H. a., .eie a3Id s...#
eludca, !'e~selr faa.a curiosity. sa=Ez
down @aG rzes. I4sr.
Pol.,.s, lie e,,..,z,.sss==t. a,,ase2 f9,as2=s
which mc. !or th's @nc9,.d t:.ue 49,
'afavora !e. At amy ratc, WAS vrls
much shocked at the change IN t.
Was it in her or in Mc: liaG %N: IN
:.iaMour been worn away? Not find'u"
her in the hotel on my arrival. ]
strolied down to the beach II was IT,"
! bathing hour and a hundred peo1is'
were in the w&tor. Presently a lol;:,
thin, hony locking Sirl wiz; sp:E;:lf'
sharks emerged and came walking II,
the sand toward ne.
"There is q won!an," I remarked 70
myself. "who should never show A~l-
self in bathing clothes. She locks like
& ds9vaet. gH"ssAopfer,
The &irl came on and whcl with
a few Yards Of ne threw t;p ilor ..&nGs
and rHvl:hned:
"N'"a. Hi'an nN Word, Where a.
YOU sp::i.> 'front.'
.t!oHd / f.,,.a.t: "n2!'ssht@d % rs7..
yon a&aiH IcW weH yo4 "r< .as'.:.;.
Inware1ly. ! e1ei,l::aesl: "f:"29f IL:
cit, Is iA;s Cl.&tele. ="
We met IA tha evening on II" pi:.@3.'.
, Ie NtN ltHt 8t liz IT, - ; 'if.N.
when Joined '.or r2co'Nee. nlo "
her IH9st winning si6,.e NJ. -.
check was bony and Her enH.ila& &
that of Il Quadroon. Her voice, VIII.
three years before had sounded so
melodious to me, was harsh. i4rl@:r&
there WIS still some magnetism ia ~.
eyes, but the ether features were -
faulty that these aloae did Hot rs,f
ne Really She was ha3 l.ttle altelete
It va3 who saw thro':# cher eyes
"Yo&F manner toward me x
clan&oa,' she said, with q poat,
'A >til cent expect 10 held al her
;o"ors al tho ;nlo." | replied.
'sV'hat do you mean by th"t:" sic
,s;scs, c0t5:ly.
After you left us loha Caldwell c1d
( compared notes
She gave me look to observe wner'}-
er there was any Of her cid power VIZ.
me left, then made an excise to lea c
Hle. / departed early the next nt' q
Ing without seeing her.
ARCHIBALD STEAH%S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
The Gree.l Rose.

Although the blue rose is t.emely
Droblematical, a green rose can be
raised. Mr.. Mitchell, who was a we'll.
known English horticultutist, exhibit
ed several green roses as far back as
1850. The leaf, stalk, bud and flower
of the green rose resembled t. Sc Of
other roses, except in their heins of
a uniform color, and the flower was
deieiously fragrant. Mrs. Bromley,
IN her book entitled "A Womans $ Wan
derines in the Yves tern World men
tiois that she saw a green rose, which
was as lovely and fragrant IS any
fragrant one. II an exhibition held &.
Mannheim some years ago prize was
given to lhis Kind Of roso, the petals
Of which resembled leaves in form as
well as in coior.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
Brandy That Is Brandy.

Brandy Of the vintage Of I793 was
sold recently at auction in London
for the handsome price of SIS bottle
Was il DR.. Samuel loAn1on who first
called cognac the drink Of heroes, q
characterization quoted with emp1at
ic approval and much smackins OF the
lips by that great German hero, 0tte
Won Bismarck? Eau de vie Of the SIS
{ Quart quality should stimulate the
doing OF wonderful thin as of ere SORT
or another.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
Divide Up Their Gloves.

Major Dan RansGell sergeant-at.
arms of the house, who lost his right
arm in the union service, and Gen.
Hooker, who parted with his left arm
in the Confederate service, are always
we'll supplied with gloves. When one
buys a pair he gives the odd glove to
the other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21

from st. Louis, $33 from Chicago. and
s23 from Missouri river points, to Cali
fornia, Portland and Puget Sound ter
1itory, with correspondence low rates
to Spokane district.
The Burlington route and it's con-
nections best reach the entire west
and northwest territory 1t is the
main road through the west. The map
shows
Cheap Round "Trip Tourist Rates TO
Coiorado-Utah
During certain periods of August and
September The Burlington will make
such remarkable low first class round
trip rates to Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo as $21 from st. Louis, SIS
from tic Missouri river and $25 from
Chicago, good all summer: at other
periods emily one fare plus 50.
Ask Your agent fer details.
Cool Minnesota
Very low tourist rates to Minnesota
points daily, until September 10Th.
Homese ekers' Excursions.
FIRST and third Tuesdays Of August
Septembr and October to many sec
lions of the west and northwest
Round trip tickets with q days linn
t.
Consult your nearest ticket agent or
write us Of your proposed trip and
lot ue advise you the least cost, send
you our publications and otherwise
assist you. l.. w. Wakeley, general
passenger agent, st. Louis, Mo.
Exhibition Great Wallace Shows
Little Rock, Ark. November 5, 1902.
For the above occasion the st. L., I,
NJ. & S. R'y will make rate of one and
ope-third fares feh round trip, tickets
on sale Nov. ). limited to Nov. 6, 1902.
$1A,25 Kansas City, Mo-, and Return.
Via the "lrcn Mountain Route.
Tickets on sale October 18th to 22d
Inclusive. witA fna1 limit of October
Il. 500.
II. y. ATWOOD. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21

A. l.. RIkE, ENGINEER ON THE
COTTON BELT RAILWAY: | have
used Walkers Liver Tablets and can
state without hesitation that they are
far superior to anything | have ever
taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
LARGEST Statue on Earth.

The largest statue in the world fs
not Bartholdi's statue of Liberty, in
New York harbor, but the Sphinx, at
Gizeh, in Egypt. The sphinx is l72h
foot lone by 1856 feet high
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21

Y. L. JgEIzS. G8apUGTUR ON
THE G0TT8. Hl5GT RAILROAD.
Pine Fluff. ArIzaasas: Walker g
Liver Tablets hafe given ne
better satisfaction tan any liver med-
icjne or pill / ever used. There is no
comparison b1tWecn item and the uEs-
ual remedies found on the market. 1
cordially recommend them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
BES7 I O. :. s.: :; 4 SON
what Consumers sAy OF
Walker's Lii eT Tablets.

HON. S. NJ. TAl lK, ATTORNEY,
Pine Bluff: II is a assure for nae to
be able tC cudnl&e orthy Arkansas
enterprise This nsider Walker 8
Liver Tablets 10 be- uaNe used there
with perfect saltsf ION and found
them to be all. th,t represent. Z
with you success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
BUSINESS HOUSES

Are Judged ty their sta
tionery Then Why not get
tie bsst, when 1t costs no
more thar Inferior work? II
you a'ace yo4r er.' er W tn US
you know y. u r. getting
the best, ,ogs ther with
prompt Sc v.cs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21

WM. CRAIG, GIilr. Of' POLICE,
ine B.un. : i. #Wa1k silver Tablets
are tne #bs=t tadl=i se ever use<s.
TheE are mid t4i Wy thorough Z
use the2 in ny famiIa ii the tine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21

CAPT. NAT DOWNS, Pine Bluff
After using al! other liver medicines I.
find Walkers Liver Tablets give bet
ter satisfaction than any | have ever
used before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21
Np Sc Frs RATES TO THE
FAX WEST AND NORTH
WEST

bQrlins ton Route win renew the
one-Way settlers rates every
puflng September ana October.
70 Montana, Idaho, Wa4hington.
Ph and California. such as $50,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21

MAN GOTTlIER, JEN'ELt,R. Pine
Bluff, Ark: Walkers Liver Tablets is
certainly a coed medicine for malaria
and bilioUSi.ess. ! cordially recommend
them to my friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-21

GRAY KEY. PLANTER AND MER-
CHANT: Walkers Liver Tablets Ss
about the only medicine I can se]2
They are the best sellers ever had.
xzgEa'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-04

valor supera seupe co oesos de GRO de ley gantzad
ouiatas CON esp6nddos bantes pec
mas va por xplendo Inpeza los verdadso
laidacon psrfect macloa
= rsGn n.1s ARS regalan qaieA disinga br
o. sasEa de- Ia Exposicion de Paris
dollars AnlO
ante muy grueo dollars Afer cabaero ante
9 D-ian 10 dollars Aalo para sonora e1o
Pendient@ par, para senorta lae
dollars ra bante 10 dollars Penden para
dclars Pndientes
d regao dollars Medaa de Icy con Ia eh5e de Pur~in
brantes ameacanos Alaska ~ dollars
gao caltas csrtlheada
clsrada toda Ia lsa de Puerto Rtco.
Ragda pedldo venga acopafsdo de
certhcada, vao declarado ben
eectuar el
neda dc Ion anilp, tomazdoa hlo d ds
dsdo.
CataOg0 uurado
Drg u representante general dnlco dc socsdad Orc
llaatss.
Am: Alaska, G. A. Buya Cro Romano loa lo6 Milan QaE)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-04
TuEoUEsA La pEoApoaA

ese resultado, nos hace falts, a mf.
tiempo, y Vos valor y Tesigna-
-Lo tehdrs por mi hiib, senior
conde.
Adds y tened fe en- mf que
soy Vuestrp me1or amigo, 7 dijo ell
conde y pronunci6 como hacien-
do IN esfuerzo y como 81 lei desga.
rTasen la gargants, Hernainia Sc
estremeciG sinti6ndose con movfda
hasta ell fondo del coraz6n. Lo adj.
vinsbs y l0 vefs; la amaba sl seffor
de Chateau Mailly. : .Os yolver4 a
YER prOntC2 -pregunt6 en- voz bala
y temblorQsa al mismo tieEnpo Que
Ia acompaiiaba.
ST, 81, es precise, - halhuce6
Herminia rnborizan dose, : y al oh.
servar que el conde BE ponfa pAlido.
80 apresul6 9 decir,-perdonsd me
porque fuf egoista y no pense mss
que en- 81 y en- mf. !
mo tehgo que perdonsrbs nada.
sonora, si nae necesiteis, Ri pensais
que no plledo 20 obrar scllo 8 da.
seals saoer 10 que hago. nD ten6Is
nias que efcrlDlrme, 8viSa0me va
Vereis Snd soy acaso como un her.
manop : dtio el conde y la estrech6
la mano, shogando IN susoiro :
Acompanandola hasta la escalera.
La senofa Rocher volvi6 a su
casa mas cbnmovida que Ia vfspera
" sin embargo, In hahfan anuncia.
do que iba sI yer 50 esposo Il one
Pnes aquelAa emoci6n q La cue. ain
duda, Fernando era complekamant,
extrafio? Debfase esto n Que sir
Guiliermo era IN profundo obser.
vador de coraz6n humane. nm
hombre quo cslculaba mateinatfca.
mente el f0rvenir, tomando como
punto, de partida, In debilidad da
In mujer y sn desesperaci6nI Her. /
lnlnia AmaoA u 81 marido; Pero sir
1etaE de penGar en- Ell nf da adorar.
e, no habfa, podido evitar ell hscer
1n paralelo entire 6l y el sefior de
chateau Mallly. Entire el hombre II
VI que habfa aportado en- dote una
Ersn fortuna, cast regia, y nj cue II
n m solo afe dsiaER de llraars nj II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-04

IN m1nutlo an cuatro affos an lla
1nocenc1a del que crey6 drmem ln-
be cuando todos 10 acusa ban &c
lie aband0naba de una manara IL
o1gna para irse con una s1esvarodn.
zaoa cortessna, muier sin puiEAr.
q La que sacrificabs de antema mas
Ieilcload de su casa, Ia tranauta.-
dad del hogar tasta quizas el ne,r.
Ven1r de ~ hijo, y entire aoueI oflro
que la amaba con la bastanta d.
negscion para pasar desapercihislo
J no pensEar mas que en- ella. c.1e
se hsbfa convertible en- IN amiao
conse1ero protector, que no ia
peoia NADIA que sufrfa an silendio
81 iograoa verla dtchosa. Y cuansjo
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