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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10
MUSIC FOR VISITORS.
Several Programmes Will Be Rem
dered-Today.

Tor the benefit Of the crowds OF
Strangers IN the city, special musical prt-
s .ennrhSs VIII be rendered by the various
muslcsl organizations of the city TODAY.
a special recital has been arranged for
a. the taheThacie at 10 O'clock Mr. NJ
-SSle''an WI 81 that time render a mum
Oct OF MS best selections The doors Of
the tabernacle will close proHptIv AZ ia
o clock and will not open until the re-
cltal Is over Representatives Of the bu-
rcau OF lnformatton will be on the grounds
cary In me morning 20 give sf visitors
shch Information they desire.
Al Liberty park at o'clock in the aft
ern2on Held's band of forty meh win
render A special concert. The Programme
VIII be as follows:
Overture ''Hungarish LutspieI' ......
-. ..''.. ...........,......keler Bella
[al HARMONY Moze" ..........K. Mills
Popular Medley. In Old KENTUCKY games
Cornet Solo. Selected noe'seF
John Held.
Grand Medley OF English Airs. Godfrey
Grand Selection from Bohemian Girl
Arr. by Tobani. oA'ie
Solo for for Baritone. Asleep in the
Deep Mp Mr. p. c. stephens ..',,-.'..-.'..
InterneEzo, Forget Ne Not"... Macbeth
Overture. ''William Tell 80 Possi,5i
At saltair beach the following special spec
RAVSAdAhAilN Will Bc rendered AZ
March, .'Phonograph' ............ voeiker
Overture. vaudeville ......... Koppitz
Waltz. "Hymenial Songs" Czibnlka
Gavotte The Wild Flower ...Losey
Selection. King Dodo'' I4uder
Characteristic. The Serpentine Dance
Medley Overture. SLAM Bang AIberti
Coronation March. from The Folk
- utSNl 80 ---------.-- hTelScnmer
Selection. Dolly Warden 49, Edwards
Characteristics. La Mexicsna". Yradier
MaHz. Mon Reeve ....:.:..... Waldteufel
March, Columbia Guards" ........ Brooke
PART II.
March. General Palmer" .......... Tregina
Overture. Dramatic ....... Keler-Bel Ella
Waltz. Mid d Amour ..........W aldteufel
characteristics, Hearts Message"
Selection. ''Fhe Wizard of the Nile.
March. The Tourist" Lucy
The following programme will he rem
dered at Fort Douglas by the Twelfth in
fantry band at n m:
Grand March from ''Tannhauser" Wagner
Selection. The Singing Girl" Herbert
hawaiian National Songs ..........Berger
Waltz. Lady Alice" ..............-..D oob
Two-Step, Sentimental Tommy. -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10
MAX PETERS FUNERAL.

The funeral of the late Max A. Peters
win be held this morning. commencing at
u o'clock. at tine hall of the Salt Lake
lodge of Elks: Rev. DR.. Albritton will
conduct brief service at the family
home. % West Sixth South street. at 10
o'clock, and the remains may be viewed
there by personal friends from till 10.
lnterment will be at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
The funeral of J. L. McMurrin. who died
in this city early Thursday morning as
the result of &. cancer. will take place
today at noon. Services will be held at
the tabernacle.
The funeral of Claude Ridges will be
held from the Invent y-second ward meet
ing house at p. m. today. The remains
can he viewed at his home. 5s4 West
Fourth North.
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Will INeREAsE WAGES.
A Sweeping Revolution That Bene-
hts Seven Thousand People.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Neariy every one of
TIE 1000 conductors, hrakemen and
train bagga gemen of the entire Chica-
go. Burlington & Quincy system will
receive material increase in wages
sept Under the general readiust-
nent the $40 per month brakemen viii
be q thing of the past as the Iniuimtir,
VIII be 500, The monthly wages of pas
sSaseF hrakefmen will be advanced from
$50 to s55. conductors ana train bag
sagemen from $55 to $50.
Where the collectors and train bag
gagemen handle express in addition to
ihelf other work they win receive s.
more. or $50 per month. The freight
prakemen and conductors will be adj
Vanced from l TO cents a mile ana
passenger conductors will be brought
up to standard of SIPS per month. The
raise IN wages win mean about SIS. 900
additional TO the company's payroll.
The increase will apply to the entire
system from Chicago to Denver.
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one could be found at home, and the
visitors had to travel back to head
quarters 10 be sent somewhere else.
Inc members of the committee are
sfxiois to avoid any further trouble
from this source
Those who register at headquartersare
furnished with a guide to the city for
their convenience in finding their way
ABOUT and a half-hundred boys are
Kept at hand to direct the visitors to
the various homes to which they are
assigned. Yesterday there were IS
EIks registered. this number including
the grand lodge officers and their ac-
companying friends.
Today viii see the population OF Zfen
increase many hundred. Five special
tratnloads of visitors are scheduled to
arrive during the day, Tomorrow a
number of other trains are expected to
arrive ana By Tuesday night Salt Lake
VIII no doubt, look like il had sud
denly doubled itself in population.
me special train from Denver bear
ing 100 or more delegates and visitors
VIII arrive at 1890 this morning. and
me Allegheny and Ohio delegation will
arrive tonight at 1926. The PennsyI-
Yapia delegation will arrive during the
morning Is will also the Topeka, Kan,
delegation. The Philadelphia delega-
e%ts'N tAPSStEa 10 arrive
the day.
Headquarters Open All Day.
The visitors win be met at the train
by the local committee on reception
any headquarters will be kept opent.>fl
day that the arrivals may be registered
and assigned to holmes in the city.
The city has dVnned its holiday at
tire in honor of the coming E1ks,
While the decorations are not as elab-
crate as they might be, most of the
business houses have been CARRIED in
gay dressing and many of the decora-
tons are quite elaborate. When the
lights are turned on, the city will be a
blaze of electrical brilliancy.
In order TO prevent accidents durinr
he parades upOn the streets, Chic,
Paul has Issued an order that no teams
viii be allowed 10 stand or be hitched
on the streets over which the pageant
will pass, during the time of the pa
rade. This order will include every
kind of a vehicle.
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HELPING THE VISITORS.
Courteous Assistance by Workers OF
Mormon Church Bureau.

Mormon Church Bureau.
During the past week the bureau Of
information and church literature. es-
tablished on the temple grounds under
the direction of the authorities of tha
Mormon church. has Been doing eff
fective work it11parting information TO
visitors about salt Lake City and its
people. and the expectation is that dur
ing the coming week the corps of cour-
teous men and women who have been
delegated TO serve the bureau will have
their energies taxed in escorting visit
ing Elks and others through the taher-
nacle and the beautifully parked
groundy and TO points of interest near
by
The bureau workers may be identi-
fed by their badges of authority No
fee whatever is charged for the service
TO visitors and no gratuity will be ac-
cepted. Attractive cards of welcome
to the temple grounds are being issued
from the Elks' headquarters and from
the hotels, and visitors to the city are
expected to avail themselves of the
assistance so freely rendered by the
bureau workers
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ARE AFTER BARBER.

6. P. Caperton of Tennessee and L.
J.Stiles of Kentucky were out last
night looking for a barber who had
held them up for s1-15 each for shave.
Phey reported their troubles to the po-
lice. and declare that they viii prose-
cute the barber. not in the hope of
getting back the money, but for the
benefit of other tourists who may be
treated in the same manner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10
MAKES SWEEPING CUTS.
santa Fe Divides the Rates on Live
stock Shipments.

new rate schedule for livestock
goes into effect on the Santa Fe Aug.
A. and the reductions viii be most
sweeping in character for through ship
InFnts- Cattle, hogs and sheep viii be
sh'Ppeo from Kansas City for Il cents
per 100. The reduction on cattle is II
- :. nts per 100. the former price being
5 cents
=, mere is a reduction OF Is cents on
we former price of sheep. The rate is
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1870 -
DEATH OF LITTLE GIRL.

The friends OF L. o. Kennedy of the
oregon Short Line engineering depart
meni Will be grieVed to hear of the death
yesterday Of his little daughter. aged 6
years The child had fatal attack Of
obstruction of the bowels
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10
CONVENTION POSTPONED.

Denver. Aug 9.-Chairman Milton
Smith of the Democratic committee
announced a change in the date for the
Democratic state convention from
Sept. 8 to sept. .. owing to difficulty
in securing "A hall for the former date.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

New Names. New Faces,
But the Same Old Story.

HOME
& WONDERFUL TREAT
u.
QUICKLY.
A
Il A
NFIGHBoRs
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are considered remarkable in view of
the tact that the system is bne Of the
strongest IN the country. and has beer
getting It's share Of shipments.
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Placing the Visitors.

The accommodations committee is
having some trouble in placing the Wis
itors. owing to the fact that some Of
those who have offered rooms forgot
and went away from home Just at the
time when they were wanted. A num-
Der of visitors were sent to places
where rooms had been offered, but no
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

o66 Valera Ave, salt Lake City.
Mr.. Stevens says: Il have been a
resident OF Salt Lake for the past
eleven years. 1 have always been stout
and rugged until the latter part of last
June. when l was taken suddenly with
a severe pain across the stomach, that
almost doubled me up. My appetite
failed me. l became very dizzy and
light headed, my eyes grew weak and
watery, my head ached like it would
burst, and 1 became generally run
down / tried a few home remedies
with no results, and consulted a well
known physician and an oculist-but
they gave me no relief. The oculist
said nothing could be done for my eyes
and I became very much alarmed and
went direct to Drs. Shores & Shores,
the experts. The doctors knew at once
what the trouble was, pronouncing ii
Catarrh of the Stomach-and also in
formed me that the eyes were affected
from Catarrh.
i went under their treatment-and for
the trifiing expense of s. q month
and today L am sound and we'll in
every way, and my eyes as good as
they ever were. ] am surprised and
delighted with Drs. Shores splendid
skill, and gladly endorse them to 9th
ers. J. z. STEVENS
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TRAINS EVERY HOUR TO
SAlTAlR BEACH.

This week commencing al 1880 Mon
day morning. come and see the prize
elk Special programme for each day.
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WALTER N. ROSS DROWNED.
Blind Brother Unable to Locate Him
Well Known in Pocatello.
Especial 30 The Herald9

Especial 10 The Herald0
Pocatello. Ida, Aug 9--Walter NJ. Ross.
a Young man 20 years OF age. was
drowned in the Portneuff river at noon
tcc=Y about half mile above the city.
lie was bathing. in company with
brother who Is blind. when he took
cramps and sank.
His brother heard him call, and get
ting into the boat in which they had
rowed up the river, tried to go to the
rescue but could not find him.
The blind brother then floated down the
river and gave the alarm. and after a
two hours search the body was raised
with graphing hooks Walter Ross was
the son of John l.. Ross of this CITY,
aud one of the most prominent young
men of the city
dozen chldren's white leghorn hats,
chiffon ard ribbon trimmed, SEQ val
ues for 5Sc. WALKERS STORE
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dozen children's white leghorn hats
chiffon and ribbon trimmed, 100 val
ueS for 5Sc WALKERS STORE.
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he a1th and
happiness.
How 1ncOn-
ceivably great
IS the parents
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% s. Fourth East St. Salt Lake City.
Mrs Pennington says: q have been
a great sufferer from Catarrhal trou-
bles for about u years. Among other
symptoms. I noticed l was gradually
losing my strength and health. My
head and nose stopped up continually,
had to hawk and spit to clear my
throat, and had incessant headache.
Il have been under Drs. Shores
treatment now just one month and it
has been a month of pleasure to me.
Already feel much better: my head
and nose are quite clear, the nose does
not bleed now like it used to. and am
very much pleased with the results so
far, and am glad to endorse Drs..
Shores treatment.
MRS. c. J. PENNINGTON.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-24

H. como aysr, Ge trAts de intImiaAr los
electoreB faderAleS de eStA villa, por maoio osi
deHordsn In Rmenaxa.
H9i, como syer, plulAn por lAH Gales,
atlas borRs de In nocte, 1 q cieneiR pacisn'
eiA de las AutoridRdeH encarg IdaH cIs vsiar
NOR al orden tranqu idRd de los eludAdanoss
turbhs wand &licAB ue aonstRntementa provo
can mAItrGtIn los .aombres diguos hon
Hoi como aver, sI pArtido republicsno
nuisre, Dor 10 edio del iot6n del reVo YER, Inn
uoner aus creeuciAS o los que, psns&ndo also
Elotfen 10 homo, luchsn, no por sl mndfo per
snnnI. triats / mfsero, Gino por los ssgrados
dsStuos de In pasTiE
Hi, como aver, te tequiere, Ge Anhsla, %
uretsndo llevsr al ssno dc IL soeiedsh eoGma
Il la IntTsnquilidAd | 10 fneerhd9more, ei
mRestAr Ia inquietud.
H1i como aver, 80 pretende convsrsir essa
h,praia pacifca coinarcAen inmundo Rntro
de pasioneS renciilAI, de odi3H An1moaida'
deI, de maldadt 1 de paFdlei6l
conSte que no sserlblmos por al ian de
sseribir: no.
EI die IA del eo1rients, por la ,ochs, ae
ygoIpsA n nuestro correltg lonsFio don VAlentin
s sntIsgo, y es Autor del hecho un provocAdor
ds oneio que responds 81 nomore de Marcos
MsyoraI.
tro elgiouMrio don Pedro CIr3ons, en-
spadrsAdA su casa Por ma suros DC 10 0 1s In
divlduoI.
E dlA 81 tAmhier por Ii nochs ls msitFG-
- RI obrero don Jol6 Psres, al que So llevhdo
aI hospltA! para curSrle una hsFidA en- 10 Ca
bs8A.
va todAs horAs, en- todos loI sltioH ss
provocR nuestros correlfgionsrtoii las au-
soridadss pGrmanscsn eruzAd&s &c brasos ante
Vsas salveiAdaS, aientan los psrturbAdo-
res con su sIlsncio, y les spoJsn enn "a aetl-
sud incomprsnEible.
EI neceaArio que aaas autori1Adss cum
plan con suE debares; que htgAn cesar esoE
ia nu.Sos qls contsngsn esos dssmRnsf que
rsprimAn, con mAnc fuerte, csc brgAnda1e
un sentlmisnto Go opona otro senh-
Inlento o una idsa se opona ctFa Hdes IN
penaEmisnto ss opone ctEo psnssmieDto.
Pero PeBpondsra IN senNmisrso con IN
bAlRGoi oponsr urA idea una maeanA pre-.
ssndsr coytAr ei vualo sublime del pansamian-
10, opon!6n1 1ole como infrsnque&ble barrera.
In odlosA sSpada de Ia tntransigsnGia ds lA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-24
dVOLVE MOS?..

slrania, es ell abslzEdo mayor que pusde cons
cPbIrse pues Of ns verdad que los hombrs'
vlvsn mueren 81 es verdad que Las soeia'
dAdss ss extinRuen Ne rnuavAn si todo en-
oil mundo orgAnico, en- el mundo naico, en- oil
nhundo qufmico, seSs transforma Gambia,
ohedeciendo Gsf n las eternAH leyes ae la Ma
een porqne, como Dios. SIN inmorsalss, por'
cue son eternas, porque nGcen predestinAdas
d vivlr ID vida ds ID subiimidAd de 10 -impe'
IedeTo.
do las hordAs v&niAlieas da las selvas africa
has.
Combatidnou, III psro combatidnos en-
buens honrosa I'D como 10 haeemos nos
btros: emhraxando 81 eleudo de To- iustcia !;
bTandiepdo Ia espada de In verdad. no ell vane-
hoso pufiAl de ID. calumnis tremolando ell
bstandkrts glorloso 10 del deracho, no ei bochor'
noso trapo de iR insiitA grAtuita sn plena
luE, ba d sdoa por los vivldcAntes y espendoro
sos rAyos del sol, no envustos, como los buhos,
sn las tfnl sbIas de L. nochs.
DsspoiAoS do asa actitnd que, trRs de ser
rldicnla, es IL 4 Ill
El partldo sdsrAI sstk dispuasto luehar
por sus nobi filnlos ide&es los propagsra,
fos defenders, 8 ira las urnas D pasar de
,vuestraa provo0keiones, Q peaar de V0estfo
iiuaudito enss ssfiamaento.
/ para IisvAt cRbo nuestros prop6sltos,
no nscesitamos pRcvocAr . nsdie, nj insuibar
q nAdie, nj cohibir nadie Pero, 81 SO nos
Eigue pFovocRndc, 81 nos sfgue tnsust&ndo. 81
90 nos siguen :cnibisndo nuestros legftimos
derschos, taned rancho cuidsdo que no llegae
/ n rebosar 10 copa.de amargura, porqas enton-
| cas, al cker las vi:timAs, pusde que su s&Dgre
/ ssl pidue el Yostrda % los vlettmarios de los
que, con sus pfeiicts disociadorRs, mautiensn
On Ell eorAz0n del pueblo el fuego dsl enSaf1s.
miento
M Qusremos, no podsuos parmitir que ss
repitan las drs EdnadAa de 1900.
Oumplan cen su deber Las autoridAdes,
mponisndo cAattgos con arrego les penas
que comstar.
81 no &c hsea ssf; sino Sc vsia por ID tran.
ouilIdad | seguridAd de los cudadanos; nj
nuestra voz se pisrde en- sl vasf1, nososros,
obedeciendo a uhs lei universai, 3 Il lei de In
propia eonserv&ei6l, reEpondeTsmos CON ejem'
pIsres castigos q les que nos ostigAn | maltrR'
tan.
In federal.
Coamo % La SEbYe de 1902
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-24
Otra VeZ, graves successes
EN- CHINA
EN- CHINA

EaIA SsctetAriA de E,tsdo de- " ,ShIDg-
SON, ne ha rseibiao una omnnicaci6n del mi.
uiptro nortsAmericano en- P, X n, dando eucnta
de oue sl cuerpo dipiom6tlco residente en- la
capital del 1 upsric Chino, ha prsaantado una
FselAme cI6n poE vaEioA ssssinstoB comesidos
resisDtsmsEte for los sbcxertS contra t6bdiios
c4trGDgsIoS.
Ei goberpo chino pTomsts los Esprsssn-
santos De Ia potencl&s Ell cAsfigc Gle los crimt
nAIss , o1dana in salits de numefosas tropRs
para eli sur del impsrio, donde loa hcxsrs sstsn
eometeado nuevAs trope / IS cIInenes,
Los mtniatros extrsngeEop han prassntade
"a AlgunAS notAa nluy en6'gicRs sxigisndo eli
pggo de cusnticsss indsmnisAcicnes Dor lst
vldas do EpE tpbiilos asesinAdos y las I 8 'dldRs
sufTidRs an aus loksrsses.
Ls pFenSa noKheAmeFiesna pitie an csstigQ
sianniaP 9 Ii bRrbRris de China.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-24
HueIg ga en- Austria

Los carS Ssdorss en- Trieste, Austria Han
grfa, ne Sc habfan lavsntado en- huslga hace
algunas ssmanas, han pr0movido ahora alRu-
nos des0rdsnas y Sc teme que oeuFran Berios
alb orotos.
Lea huelgnist2s son 700 en- nhmero, Y se
muessran KabeIdes o las repFesiones de 10 auto
ridad local, por 10 que 6ata pidi6 auxlios oil
gobieYno, que ha ordanado las tropas el sos-
tenimiento del oFden.
DIS bAtaIlonss dc infanterfA han recibido
6rdenas tarninAntes de ssiir para Tfiasie y
osros pusblos sercanos que Sc Green pr6ximos
q cser en- el deE6fden.
Loa hualgntatss s1acAFon aver an rico
comerciAnte, sue muri6 O. eonsecusnciaa de 10
agresi6a sottida, sin one Ii policfa haya podl
do dsscuhFir s' autor Del ssesinAto por ei nh
nero excessive de los AtAsEgon q IA victlma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-24

Estas palabras fueron como un
.rayo que hubiese cafdo & los pies
de Bacara y Sc levanto del fondo
de 81 alma una cos8 que parecfa un
huracan, una tromba que Sc for
ma de pronto en- medic de la noche
y leyanta precipitamente las olas
del mar, antes calmedas y tran
quilas.
FL coraZ6n humane encierra i'm
penetrables misterios. Bacara con-
vertida en- sef1ora Clarinet, Bacara
que habfa renunciado para siempre
Fernando, Sc revel0 de pronto
tai cual era antes su conversion,
llena de ardor y de passion, dispues-
ia a hacer la guerra q una rival
dtchCsa. Sc habfa incliHado ante
la mujer legftima, delante del
amor casio y puro; Sc RETRO aparte.
en- La sombra, como Ell pecador In
digno que no Sc streye franguear
Ell umbral de Ia iglesia; la dicha
de Fernando, su amor por Hermi.
mia, parecfa impedirle acercarse d
ellos. Pero de pronto acababan de
decirle:
<Fernando tiene una querida, es
decir, ese hombre que tanto hab6is
amado, por Ell que os cOnvertfsteis
en- criminal, ese hornbre por el que
sonriendo ha brfais recibido la
muerte, no os ha despreciadO mas
cue para entregarse q una mujer
indjgna de el: una cosa parecida 4
una de vosotras de antes.S z el
leon herido entr6 en- furor, ell cora
z6n resignsdo al olvido Sc flispuso
o luchar. BacarA volvi6 q ser celo-
sa, 81 no por ella, 3 10 menos por
Herminia.
ST, : replied Andrea, Fernan
do tiene una querida Ia que man.
tiene y Sc llama TuTquesa, y lcosa
/ siDgulRrl esa joven habita precisa-
mente en- ell m!smo hotel que vos
tenfais en- Ia calle de Money.
II Esta revelation fu6 el ditimu
Il golpe dado la saDgre frfa de Ba.
cara. Ahcg6 IN grito, Sc pnso no.
Il rFiblemente palida 80. Sc sintif
dssSanecer,
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un paso atras. Por 10 demas. Ell viz
conde no tenfs NADIA en- sf que re-
cordase al c6lebre baronet sir Gai-
llermc ~estaba encorvado y envie'
iecido, llevaba en- su rostro las
sef1ales indelebles del sufrimiento
y tai veg del remordimiento. El
baronet sir Gullermo no era va lay!
un objeto de terror sino de piedad.
Mi querida sef1ora. dijo salu-
dando q CereZa humildemente, co.
mo saludan los que tienen yerros
grandes 4 hacerse perdonar y dfri'
giendose a Bacara: = perdonadme
que vepga tan tarde, pero Arman-
do ha querido que os viese esta
misma tards. Tengo que comuni'
caros importanteS cosas.
-Sentisos, sef1or vfzconde.-res.
pondi6 Bacara; = voy a ecompaf1ar
mi herlnana J soy con vos al mo-
mento.
Andrea Sc aproxim6 a Ia chime
nea y permanecio en- pie con Ell
sombrero en- lamano, acercando sus
pies enoubiertos por gruesos zapa-
tos Ia llama del hcgar.
Cereza sa1i6 acCmpafiada por
Bacara.
Sc huoiers lido tranquila IN mo-
mento antes, consOlado ell coraz6n
con las promesas que Bacar4 le
habfa hecho; pero habfa bastado ell
Dombre. Ia VISTA Ell sontdo de la
woe del Tizconde Andrea para hacer
nacer Ell su corazon una confusion
s6bita Il mex olicable. Sc puso q
temhlar, sinti6 frfo en- 81 coraz6n
en- ell momento que franqueaba La
puerta del salon del que Bacarsl
cerr6 Lei puerta detras de ella. Do
pronto y mientras que atravesaba
al vastO y sombrfo vestfhulo de lA
casa, (Jereza cogi6 vivamente ell
brszo de su hermana.
--iAhl : diio: lque extraffa y
terrible ideal
~-sG!ue tienesf exclam6 Bacar4
inquieta.
-,uhl no; es impossible.
-Ptro... sque t.eness acnal 10
I'D ices?
mo- estoy loca,