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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28

Mrs Homer Low gave a seven
course 4 q clock luncheon Thanks
giving. Present, Mesdames Dur
niger Knight, and Hovey, of Fort
Worth and the Misses Hovey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28

There is talk ola dancing club
being organized
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28
80 BUYERs, ExcURsIoNs

LAND BUYERS EXCURSIONS.
VIII run 10 The new lands of Greer
county Oklahoma, and other Sec
lons Of the great southwest in
November and December, via the
Frisco System.
Are you looking for rich and fer
tile farming lands in the southwest
which you can buy for from one
forth TO one tenth cost Of lands Of
tine cast and north2 They produce
as much alsre for acre Here is a
chance 10 better your condition and
add a liberal amount TO your
pocket book
Tor fuIl particular and special
railroad rates apply at once to r.
S. Leman, Secretary Frisco System
immigration Bureau, 81. Lous, Mo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28

Somebody has published red
book or yellow book conlaiu-
ing a list Of Oklahoma S plutocrats.
Quite a number are rated al $500, 4
600 and over What cszcites sus-
picion in the mind Of ali outsider
is that the names of several news
paper men appear in the list.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28

One way colonists rates selling
daily Sept IS 70 Nov. 80, to Los
Angeles, san Francisco and Sac
.camento, SIS. For further in
formation call on or write X. Steph-
ems, agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28

'ffIszgEIiI
system

n Norhhou1d neparts
NO 2 ualI lud express taiiF........ $40 O N
No "a Nnii aru txHre-s daily g.........3 ID D n
No tti maii and axpress uuly 10
awnec. % T.. ana intlEmu-
uiatc pu.nts ............-.- .4.4.1.5a p u
No. Ht local fra Eht aldweii and
iulernatu ate POINTS. ......f.35
Ne, 30 express uaie except sunday .d.-9
SouthoauDdr
40 u. mail aud xnrass daiy y........l.sS O n
No. 70, ulal and EXPRESS duiiY... a....lsl5 p re-
~. 81, ocal ffeisht eiVc1 sunday .1.tD u
We tbouud,
80. i2Q passenger. l. waun anu inter
med ait DO Its dailf ..t.. .... .... p ;0i q 10
No 1873. Mansum ara Intermediate
points connecting &c anadarSo
Tor points south. LaHtOl and
W4uriKa s...-.-.. .......... .....2 2:ii pn
No lhi local frcguh d4ily except
SundA eneums ~. ...... ....1 300 8 o
no. l57 local ieiset dailg except
sunday. lowtoq -...-s-......4....6i5O 2
Lindsey Line
40. 2li, passenger and freight daily
oxccpi sunday ..+.,..... ..-.. t.3' n
arriv
40. 2it passenger aad sight daily
eAceei sunday -s..- .s.,.-.- l-;io.p
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28

California points by Frisco, SIX.
Tickets on sale every day. A fine
winter trip. Stop-overs allowed
and fine side trips. For particulars
phone 2Io or see A. c. Wilson.
agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28

Mrs. ] Il Griffin gave an IN
formal dinner at one o clock Thurs
day Those present were; Mes
DANES Light and Fisher Dr. and
Mrs. w l.. Peters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Butterfly and Z, IT. Fecheemer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28

A very pleasant informal evening
was spent at the home Of Mrs Eu-
gene Hamilton Wednesday Music,
conversation and refreshments were
the main features Of the occasion.
Those present Mesdames, Messrs.
Hampton. Harry Brownson, John
Light, Miss Robertson and Mr..
Bubsey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28

Mrs. Clay Donovan was the hos
tess at a small dinner party
Thanksgiving at one o'clock The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. B. P.
Smith, Mrs. Ledford and Rev. and
Mrs. J. P Boen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28

Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Harris gave
a 8 q clock Dime Thursday a
which tie following were present
Dr and Mrs. T. II Williams, Mr..
and Mrs Eugene Hamilton. Mr. and
Mrs Ed Johns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-28
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There is talk of dancing club
being organized.
ss
Miss Gladys Tutlle and Mrs. Ed
Haton visited Mrs S. Bird III the
country yesterday
#%
Mss Hovey, one Of FortWorth's S
society young ladies, visited her
sister here this week.
s@-s
Miss Grace Davenport Of Fort
Woith has been visiting her sister
Miss Myrtle Davenport, this week.
s
Mrs. Henry Johnson entertained
at one O'Clock dinner Thursday,
Mes s.and Madames Ben Hampton
and Reford Bond were the guests.
*as
Mr. ard Mrs. Dwyer entertained
at O'Clock dinner On Thanksgiv-
ing. The guests were; Mr. and
Mrs. a. c. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
I'd Johns.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-30
BEAVER is INDUSTRIOUS.
Animal Has a Wonderful Scent and
Not EasilY Trapped.

These animals usually herd to
grther in small families. 90 NJ
stream during the spring frcshctl
and remain there. SAYS II Forest
and Stream writer. If their dams
are cut out n dog can Do scnt into
the hole and the occupants driven
out. They are then easily caught
ana killed, as they are clumsy on
land. They havca wondcrfulsccnt.
which makes it impossible 10 tran
them IN land. To trap them even
in water requires more or les
practice on the part Of the trap.
per. He has running creature td
deal with aud he must proceed
carefully.
If the creek il not frozen Oyer
the surcsl way 10 catch him Is tn
use II 4 trap. set back farcnouuil
Ia catch his hind foot as lc climbs
out upon the hank. the water be-
ing somewhat shallow. II IL hest
IN catch the hind foot rather than
the front foot, which he rrndil,
twists or gnnws or. \ 40. . traI
II too small for the hind foot, for
he can cover il and NOT get fast in
II. II the trap il set under the lee
and h. IL caught by either front OF
hind foot he will drown, ny he be
gins 10 struggle and soon smoth
crs. lie gets excited and does not
try to gnaw himself loose. which
he might otherwise do.
Like the mnskrnt. the beaver
can swim n long distance under
the lee by breathing upward and
inhaling again rs he swims across.
This breath IL seer To collect In
bubbles under the lee. An orra.
sionnl "air hole" also serves him.
80 that have known him 10 cross
under ice on II lake a mile and n
half wide.
had my first experience in
beaver trapping when y boy OF Il
This vas NJ Beaver lake. five miles
from the Dies Moincs river. Tic
remains of an old beaver dam ar,
still to I've cen there. Since then
have not trapped for 30 years
till last winter, when caught
enough to make two sets Of furs
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-30

II WAS no huSiirs of mine. aud |
resolved to trouble myself no fur.
Their about Gustav's love affairs.
But the next day | received u let.
ter from Berlin in which he an.
nounccd his irrcvocahle deter
mination to shoot himself for the
love of Kitty. or Emma, not II
word. 4 month later | heard that
he had returned to Vienna. In
ferring that he hnd not vet shot
himself, | went To see him. The
door was opened by-Emma. She
was prctticr thar ever and looked
extremely happy. | smiled. but
kept my thoughts Ia myself. Then
Gustav appeared, looking happier
than | had ever seen him before
lie embraced me. kissed me- on
both cheeks, and introduced tn,
blushing Emma az:
My wife"
lie said this quite simply and
naturally, and seemed surprised
that ! could not NJ once iind words
TO reply.
The situation was relieved bl
Frau Emma discrretly leaving the
room. Gustav laughed aud said
1--WE met again in Berlin, you
know"
And so you married hcr--thc
Other One
Gustayc Is addicted Ia cpi
grams. My dear fellow" he said,
I'VE all marry the Other One"
AT that instant Emma returned.
She must have heard the last
words, but she gave no sign of
it,"
Smiling, she filled three little
glasses with brown Madeira,
raised her glass aud said Long
live Fraulcin Kitty
"Ah. she must be- very dead II
you can drink her health said l.
Emmn's silvrry laugh. IN which
her husband joined. convinced ne
that Kitty was indeed quite dead
! looked hard at Emma aud she
laughed again. Then suddenly I
understood her. aud her long. 81
lent. but persistent struggle, and
| appreciated The greatness Of her
love and her victory.
And with it | realized that the
Other One was no fool From the
German of laoul Aurrnhcimcr
10y Lawrence u. Fletcher
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-30

Berlin. Oct. 2G-An American whe
bad spent some months at Dalny. tho
now Russian seaport on the Lao Tuna
peninsula, arrived In Berlin. lie was In.
formed that the Russian troops ARE
apparently arranging to stay In Man
churia permanently, Russia had 200
0OO troops there, aud barracks are be-
ing erected at Dalny for two additions.
regiments. Russia IL also strengthen.
Ink her position ON the west bank ol
the Yalu river.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-30
FORMER CASHIER INDICTED.
Cbnrgrd with Larceny In two
indictments by Grand jury.

Charleston. H.. Oct. 2G.-The grand
Jury adjourned Saturday morning after
returning 20 indictments, Among them
were two against Philip B Davis.
charging larceny, Davis was assistant
cashier Of the First national bank. lie
confessed Ia having taken $3.50 from
the Second national and State banks.
Davis whereabouts r. unknown 10 To-
cal officers. His uncle, V, x. Curd. f.
making good all his shortages.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-30

TOXIC. Oct 2G-Thcrc is n pcrlslsten
belief throughout the country that wa
with Russia IN now inevitable. Even
prominent officials who have nll Rloni
looked for Il friendly solution In thS
Corca and Manchuria questions nd
mittcd that the hope of n pacific settle
ment was slight. It n reported thai
MI the steamship and railroad lInei
have been ordered to prepare for the
transportation Of troops.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-30

Cologne. Oct. ga dispatch from
80. Petersburg ~ the Cologne Gazette
says the unitcd States has notitet
Russia that the lnttcr's request L.
China that the date Of hcr evacuation
Of Manchuria be postponed IL no con
corn Of the Amerlcan E%nvernnlunt.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-30
CONTEMPT FOR
UNCLE SANS NAVY
Russia Expresses No Fear Of Amer.
lea Enforcing Her Demands.
THREATS CAUSE NO ALARM


London, Oct. 26.-lt 10 clear thai
Russia recognizes that the United
states will bc mt least inactivcly hostile
to her CAUSE In any conflict with Japan
The Russian ia also tryina
Ia porsuad, itself that a can irnur,
the danger OF any active defense OF
American rights In the far east. How
else can the following remarkable NJ.
tcrancc which Nnvoe vrcmya was PEI
mlttod to make last week be iuterprc
ted:
Navy Nat, Large Enough.
"Amsrlcan statesmen realize IN,
approaching OF collisions with trans
oceanic powers. and therefore arc In
slsting o a rapid enlargement OF
their navy. At prcsen, this navy IL also
considered not LARGE enough To nt,aIr
tho objects desired. and The powerg @,
the old world are not compcllcd &c
reckon very seriously with the United
statcs. Their real force is not yer,
rront. II ls only when they posses,
n navy that viii command Tho occat
rcparatIng tho old from the new worlt
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-30

rs she pleases, you cannot leave
her. She has poisoned my youth,
but | cannot give her up.
Yesterday ! met her for the
first time after a serious quar-
rel"
And the shameless wretch went
ON talking about the One. while
the Other One was waiting for
him.
cut him short and he walked
on. Presently he pluckcd my arm
and whispered: kitty"
looked up and saw dimly in the
twilight a lady past the first flush
of youth. dressed extensively aud
in poor taste. looking sharply NJ
my friend. In an instant h. was
al her side. kissing her hand and
that of her mamma. who did not
appear particularly pleased. In
few seconds he returned and said
in n voice that betrayed u thump
ing heart: You must 20 to
Emma and make my excuses.
Say-anything you choose
He dartcd back TO the ladies',
and walked oil with them, laden
with Kitty's jacket and little
parcel Of her mammals.
| found the Other One exactly
as he had described. The little
green table, the melted ice, the
sad eyes on the Bcllaria-not u
detail was lacking. | felt deep
compassion for the poor young
beauty. sitting alone amid the
merry thrung. on an evening made
for love, aud dreaming of one who
thought not Of her.
\ handsome Young fellow
passed close by her table and
oglrd her. but she did not seem to
- him. Then the thought camcto
me: What an opportunity for me
to become the Other one tn the
Other One. But ! knew the at.
tempt would have failed; besides,
! was Gustav's friend.
As such | introduced mNsclr.
and as | told u tale of relatives ar
rived unexpectedly. | saw her reyes
ill with tears.
She thanked mo weakly. and !
hurried awHy-nonr too soon. for
the first drop hung on her long
lashcs ready to fall.
As ! said ~ the beginning. I
thought her u little fool. but still
VAS very sorry for her.
i week later | met hes return.
ing with Gustav from an cxcur
sion. She had her hat in her hand.
aud heath roses in her brown hair,
and VAS radiant with the JOY of u
whole afternoon spent with her
lover.
II couldn't help H." Gustav tx
planned Ia me aftcrward. ITO
please her | took her up 10 the
kahlcnhrrg, but | was thinking
of Kitty all the tune"
! met them together occasional.
~ after that. She did not always
look 81 happy Ms on that day, hut
whether merry or sad. IL was plain
To see that she took her mood
from him who was her all aud To
whom she was nothing. And
when he frowncl she looked up TO
him with loyal, submissive WON
ans eyes that seemed To say.
You may beat me il you wish"
suddenly Gustav vanished from
his usual haunts. lie had begun
to study for Kitty's snk"--and
was working hard for his degree.
About this lime happened Ia
meet Emma alone. and looking
like an angel in n decline.
How * our friend, Gustav" |
asked.
Il don't know" she replied. II
see him very little now"
Not long after this | received II
note from Gustav, in Palermo,
asking me Ia send Kitty, on her
birthday, some flowers in his
name. In II postscript be added
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-30

q man has so charming sweet
heart as you have, and yet goes
about with such a face MS yours,
he is q fool--thcre IL no other
word for it,
"Why, do you know Kitty" he
exclaimed.
IL saw her walking with you
the other day. She was so lovely
that ! didn't see you nj all. Don't
you remember"
But that was not Kitty" he
said.
"What? Not Kitty? Then
who on earth was it?"
He hcsitatcd: then smiled and
replied: 'Thc Other One"
The Other One?" ! echoed.
THAT il my name for her. said
Gustav. "She WAS christencd
Emma"
by this time We had reached the
Nolksgartcn and turned in. AS
We walked along the crowded path
my friend pulled out his watch.
Quarter past SEVEN" he said.
Il have an appointment with her
at seven. but let us sit down and
have II chat. She can wait"
"lou are speaking of the Other
One, suppose" said |. seating
myself beside him.
obviously. II Is one OF the
most admirable characteristics of
the Other One that she can wait.
At this moment ! am quite sure
that she il sitting on the ycranda
of the restaurant NJ the other end
of the garden. patiently awaiting
my coming. As We walk on YOU
will see that ! am right. lon Will
iind her sitting at one of the little
green tables, M near the entrance
rs possible, in order To catch the
first glimpse of my approach, with
plate of irc.crcam. melted and
untastcd. before her. and looking
with lack lustcr eye In the dircc
ton of the B]cllaria. whence |
shall presently he seen coming,
with slow step aud weary, l%istlcss
air. ny u man who goes Ia II func'
lion where he j. sure Of being
bored"
"lou iiupudrnt puppy OK.
claimed. III she borrs you, why
do YOU seek her soricty?"
"For the sake of equilibrium. -
he answered, calmly. "She Is an
excellent countcrpoisc. The 9th.
or One is n compensation for the
one. II | did not have Emma,
how could enjoy the intense bliss
! enjoy in Kitty's love-
Hold on II bin" cried. irrita
bly,. II can't keep all this
straight. The one, One,
Kitty. Emma--thcy are too many
for me. This girl who is waiting
over there. Is she the girl YOU can
neither marry nor forgct?'
Most Sclf.cvidcntly not. II she
were. do YOU suppose ! would
keep her waiting in order Ia listen
To your nonsense? Let me cX
plain: the ease IL more typical
than you imagine. The girl YOU
can neither marry nor forget If
the One. You never think about
either marrying or forgetting th"
Other one. She Is the counter
part of the One in many ways. In
the first placc-in my casc-shc X
actually only twenty, and she
looks. while the One, between YOU
and me, IL much nearer thirty.
They are both pretty. but II | were
not in love with the One should
think the Other One the prctticr.
The Other One IL an angel of good
ness. She has only one fault, but
that Is an objectionable one--she
loves me! The One, if she IL an
angel at all. is very dcspotic one A,
she has many faults, and yeti
love her! The Other One, you see.
gives us everything and thanks us
for acccptingit. ThcOnc demands
everything and expects ny to he
grateful for the privilege Of Civ.
ing il. She drives Ms 10 despair
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-13

Mario IL de 1909.

MARIO IL dc 1903.
La respectable sefora dofia Concep-
cion Collazo de Calaf Sc encuentra va
restablecida de la dolencia, por la cual
hace aigunos dfas hubo de guardian ca
ina.
Nosotros dalnos mil gracias Dios
por la salud de dofia Conchita (como
carifosamente es llamada por todos)
porque ella es el angel tutelar cuya
carload sin llnlites proporclona ell pan
a las infeices viudas y los huerfanos
desva idos. Dios le conceda largos amos
de vida, para bien de los pobres.
Tambien Sc halla bastante mejor la
muy querida y distinguida DANA de
esta sociedad, dofla Maria Collazo,
esposa de nuestro prestigioso amigo
don Jaime Calaf. Tan grave fue Ell
estado de esta sefiora, que hubo mo-
mentos en- que Sc perdio toda esperanza
de salvar su preciosa vida; pero gracias
6 los esfuerzos del reputado inteligen.
te facultativo Doctor don Manuel Blaz-
quez, podemos asegarar que esta va
fuera de peligro tan apreciable sefiora.
Vaya TN abrazo de satisfaction al
amigo Jaime, y TN hurra al Doctor
Blazquez por el nuevo triunfo que acaba
de agregar los muchos que, en- el te-
rreno de la ciencia, ha conquistado.
Honor al merito.
UN AMIGO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-13
lsaa k9ueaa es0M@ssS2
VENGA DE All

Ell correo de aver nos trajo IN ejem
plar del iaforme de d Comsi6 de ser
vicio civil en dependencies ameficanas,
en- el cual Sc rec9Tnienda Ia i'm 'lanta-
cion del mismo s.steDla ca Puerto
Rico.
Iunto con dicho iaforme viene otro
foleto, que recommends Ia adapcloa IN
mediata, 1nico mod.o dc plder lbrarse
de la plaga de exp ora0ores eoatirea-
tales y pegotes extrauj-ros que nae IN
yadido las o6cinas pdo icas y Sc han
apoderado de todos los destlilos eal este
pals
Tengase en- cuenta que Ia recomen-
dacion vlene de Washil glon, y Que Ia
hace Ia Liga Nacional Refoiiuadora del
servicio civil.
Y teaganse tambien presenie cue ESQ
de playa de expotadores esta nsig-
nado texsualmenle ca el folleto lie re-
ferencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-13
AEcals1aa Municipal
DE MARICAO
AVISO
AVISO

Sc hace pdb!ico que toda persona,
razon social, corporation, etc., (excep-
t1iause e. Tcsorero Insular 6 cualquier
otro centro del Tesoro 6 Municipio) que
Sc considere acreedora de este Munici-
10 por concepto alguno, y cuya deuda
proceda de los sjercicios cerrados de
1892 1900, inclusives, y no haya sido
rec1am mada por ninguna via, Sc le con-
cede TN termino de treinta dfas, con-
tar del de a fecha, para que dirija su
peticion al Ayuntamiento en- el referido
ternlino, acompafiAndo documentos cue
justifiquen el cr@dito, con objeto de do
clmentarlas detidamerte, va que no
sea posib'e su exaccion Immediate. Dis
poniendose que 81 espirado el plazo que
Sc concede de treinta d1as no concurren
a reclamar sus credi os en- Ia forma an
fes expresada, ell Ayuntamiento queda
fuera de todo compromise y relevado
de tod reponsabilidad, quedando, el
acreedor, sin derecho alguno a reclamar
en- 10 futuro.
Acordado por el Ayuntamiento en-
veinte y seis de Febrero del corriente
aflo y aprobado debidamente.
Mario doce de mil novecientos tres.
JOSE PIETRI RODRIGUEZ,
SO A,caide sustituto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-13
Suicidas
originates

La aldea de Balzberg en- ell princi-
pado de Liechtenstein, hs realizado un
acto sin precedente en- la historia To-
dos sus habitantes, que eran 434, Sc han
Suicidado.
Sc buscara el motive de tan deses-
perada resoluci6n en- disgustos de or
den polftico, de difcultades economlcas
de quebrantos administrativos. -. Ma
da de ESQ; los negocios iban v1ento en-
popa.
Lego 4 Ba zberg I'M maestro de es-
cuela llamado Franz Gunzberg, hom-
bre tetrico, a'go tocado de IA mania de
prandezas, lianandose sobrino del ia
noso Gunzberg, consejero de reyes.
Lector asiCluo de las obras de Scho-
penhauer nutrido desde su adolescen-
cia Dor las doctri1as pesimistas de la
filosofla aemana, pr euro lnculcal en-
sus dicfpulos las sombrf&s ideas de 81
cerebro. Al pripcipio protestaron las
famlias de los jogenes alumni S. Balz-
berg persevero en- su apostolado con
tanta suerte, que ell pueblo lego a par
ticipar de la fe del gran pesimista.
Sus predicaciones de la escuel9 pasa :
ron a la Gale, 4 la famiiia, la alcal-
dia, La div;sa de Ia rueva secta y de
sus pros6:itos consistfa en- prlnciplos tan
siniestros como estos: La existencla
es el mas afrentoso de todos los males. "
"El mai y ell dolor rei0an sobra Ia tie
rra." "Vale mas morar debajoque en-
Gina" "Viva la muerie".
Una especie de locura negra Sc fue
apoderando del pueblo. A fuerza de
Or al preceptor ensalzar Ell suicidio, los
habitantes de Balzberg Sc fueron ha
ciendo 4 Ia idea de Ia muerte.
Y dicho y hecho Un d1a Sc reufe q
consejo Ell Ia alcaid1a. Fl burgouaes-
ire Osfelt escribe Una carta, que es el
testamento del pueblo, & Juan II, pr1n-
cipe soberano y jefe de Ia casa de Lielh,
tensteia. Sc preparan las hogaeras, en
las cua es Sc echaa hierhas acomaficas
para que ell sacrif'io teo ga in caracter
pagano. Gunzbsrg, ofciando una es-
pecie de misa extraordiuaria, cuyo rite
habfa estableeido prevlameofe, entona
un hinno ia = uelte, Al que contesta
todo e1 mundo con gran en.usiasmo.
El resto Sc adivina, p-ro no lis deta-
lies, que verdaderamente son aterrado
res. Los habitautes de a adea Sc
arroiaban las llamas. Las primeras
sensaciones del su rinliento hscen arie-
pentirse 4 algunos jovenes, que pro-
rrunpen en- gritos l1or.ibles. Las ma
dres sienten piedad pden su liber;ad
con las de stls hijos. a guncs hon1-
bres pierden Ia vitud del esGoicl mo y
quieren tambien Ia V d.
Los locos eran los mas. La llcha
s.tre los par,idarics de a muerte y los
de la vida Tue enearniza a fefoz. +
incendio, oropagia.2 CT ra'i,ez' ayud6
& los sectari.s Ell su oi)ra dss'yIc, ora.
La triste nueva faG loqadN 4 i1S-
pruck ror gent=s cue vieroa des le g
jos el horfofo,o dam.
Cuando las au.ofidades iegaro1, uno
SOL de los habitantes dc B4lzber, uu
j6ven de catoree amos. hjo dal burgc~
maestro, daba seffaies de vida,
Los cuidados y los eSflefzos 'ie Ia
ciencia ie han arrancado &c a n'uei-te,
y su relate es ei que ha dado coaoci-
miento de la tragedia de b zherg.
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