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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
TWENTY YEARS rRlAI

There are lots OF good things the doc
tors know nothing about. We fre
quently cure people OF disease afte,
the doctors have given them up. n
the disease comes from over worl,
dissipation, Of exposure. causing weak
and Watery blood. and loss of flesh and
strength, we have the one sure RENE.
dv IN DR. Gums Blood and Nerve
Tonic These tablets taken with
meals turn the food into rich red
blood, making strong steady nerves
ana increasing the strength. building
up solid flesh at the rate of l 10 ans
per week. This means health. For
nervous prostration, loss OF memory
or pale, sallow complexion. a better
remedy was never made. Doctors
know nothing about this remedy onIv
the TACT that We make cures. as WE
nave been doing this for twenty wears
we know our method TO be the ripbt
ohe Druggists sell DR.. Gums RIooJ
ana Nerve Tonic for 75c per box or 2
BOXES Tor 81, o. sent by mail ON "a.
,eipt OF price. Write us for a nam.
lnlet telling all about this great med.
cine Address Dr. Bosanko Co phi. .
ldelphia. Pa For sale AZ DIR Stona,s
Drug Stores. 1 '''''
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17

ters makes description Of the play
house m that country for interest 10
Enslish speaking folk. An account Of
the Japanese stage In Hartshone's
Japan just published. explains that
the play in that country used 10 beein
at daybreak and last until mldniebt
IL Is now legally restricted IN aigbt
hours from 10 in the morning 10 IN
me evening. The floor Of the house
Is divided mp by partitions a foot or
more IN heisht and in each box tbara
ls room for four or five persons The
Stage Is SET on a pivot and revolvas
IKE mrntable 90 show the yarious
scenes On this rotating platform the
actors strut and pose awEvar5lv =,
tAr'r gorgeous cusWmes. No vo,,o,
may act on the Japanese stage men
taxing the female parts as In tbo
E''laoe'han age In Engand Tn. fay
'''ie PLAYS account adventurous ana
romantic episodes in the legend and
history Of The Japanese nation Tbe
writer says
That an these tbnss NOVA n. J
pec'ators deeply is very evident
'ui TO those who are not ysry ami
aF With the story IL Is not always eosy
o follow. The fact Is. the sn5lenco
re likely to Do Tar more entsrtaining
a stranger than the plav Itsels
pey are mostly OF the middle cl.ss
ad 'hey come with an the family ana
',''e down for he day-gnulrs AMI
''y and all Men and women smoks
10 teapot man goes his rounds ana
ana by ihe tea house next door
'n'o1sa which everybody purchases
eater ueAe,s-sends IN its ieppties q
'As'ns In trays of lunch boxes and {
e's0Ae Tails to between acts Tbe ?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
WEIGHT
ON HER
HEAD
Mrs. FggIestOn Feared Her
Reason Would Give Way
SOlicitude of Her NeighbOrS
Resulted in the Relief of
the Unfortunate Woman.
Mrs EgglestOn interviewed

There seemed to be a heayy
weight crushing down on the top o
my head said Mrs. Kate Eggleston
Of No. 1876 Ohio street indianapolis
Ind. and for days and days at a time
was obliged to stay in bed. Every
sack of this trouble would leave me
weak and worn out. So many excel.
tent doctors treatmed me without sue
cess that | just resigned myself to
my fate--I lost hope. There were
many times when I feared my reason
would give way
"a nervous affllction developed
which affected my muscles, and /
could not control them. could not
sleep soundly, | lost flesh and appetite
and was miserable.
"A nelghbor called one day aud
told me Of some Of the cures that had
been made by Dr. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People, and / promised
her to try them. Relief came with the
first box, and | improved steadily un.
Ill, by the time four boxes were TAX.
en-, ! was perfectly cured, and have
had no return Of the trouble since
Mrs. Eggleston took a medicine that
attacked her troubles at the root-the !
blood and nerves. Poor blood and dis. !
ordered nerves are at the scat of near. |
y all the ailments which ahlict man. |
iind and DR. Williams Pink Pills for !
Pale People have been proven TO be a
certain remedy for all diseases arising
rom this cause. They have cured To-
omoter ataNa partial paralysis, st.
titus dance, sciatica neuralgia, rheu.
nattsm, nervous headache, the after
fleets Of the grip, palpitation of the
cart pale and sallow compilations
nd all forms Of weakness either in
laic or female. Dr. Williams Pink |
ills for Pale People are sold by all |
ealers. or will be sent postpaid on re-
'eipt OF so cents a box; six boxes for
$3.50 by addressing Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, n. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
Death for Killing President.

Lansing Mich. Jan. l7.-Represen.
tal'e Powell Of lone, introduced a
ON INTO the house today providing the
death penalty by electrocutlon or life
Imprisonment as the jury NAV de-
eide. Tor any person found guilty Of
numbering the president of the Unita5
states or any member OF his cabinet
while in Mich.gau
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
- HOFCG Get we'll before you have to
~ ANOb - think of weak lungs, bron-
- chitis, pleurisy. ioST!Ai&SS:S&
NAV or NATIONAL LEADERSHIP

The leadership Of the nation Is
passing into the hands Of a newer
generation men Of ideas aud conyic.
tions.
They have been none too plentiful
for the past ten years
President Roosevelt Is setting a
pacce that in some respects is devel-
Ioping character and positive qualities
ln others
Roosevelt declares that If this con.
gress does not pass an antitrust law
and adopt some measure Of reclproci-
~ with Cuba he will call a special
session to enact those measures.
The present congress dies by expi.
ration March {. 1903. It is about as
devoid Of character as any similar
body that ever assembled.
II has been subservient to the trusts
and the corporations az never was
any body Of men called an American
congress
It's hands have been palsled, It's
voice has been stified for the protec.
tion Of the greatest frauds and rob.
berries.
Roosevelt will get nothing out Of IT,
He will be forced to call an extra ses.
sion Of the new congress, that would
not assemble until Decem.
ber 1903.
That body may be more represen.
tatiye to the popular will and honest
leadership
While Roosevelt has made some
mistakes. he is right IN demanding
those two important measures.
He has the courage TO reach con.
yiction in advance OF HIS party He
has the brains and tenacity OF pur.
pose TO adhere 70 his program.
There is not a good reason why the |
Republican party should not have |
men Of ideas at the front men who
hInk aud mean something TO the pco.
llo
In Iowa Governor Cummins has talk.
~ the stand for a reasonable revision
I the tafn Ho has definite ideas and |
The Iowa governor IL not satisfied
.ith maudlin goucraliuos such as fla.
ors tariff revision in some indefinite
way, and at some unknown time.
He Is a man with a definite program ,
If procedure. and ne makes specific
propositions that the common people
AN understand
Without such men 10 lead on a par
y becomes mere aggravation of pot
.restlng politicians. incapable Of pro.
ress a burden OF nothngness.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
Charge of
Seduction

william zinn, wanted at Pomerov
washington for the crime Of seduo
uon' was arrested in this city Friday
an, cI,e'n0on by Chief of Police D. W
GIBSON on the advice Of the Washing.
,gu authorities zinu is a young man
'lo0' q years Of age. He has been
.oased in the city jail. and will hs
4s,' pending the arrival of an OH.
Pep from Pomeroy
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17

women sit demurely or chatter
among thmeselves; the men yawn and
stretch nightly and the children run
up and down along the narrow parti.
tions and even on the "nowery way"
reserved for the actors. If the play
becomes pathetic, the ladies' Of the
party disappear into their long sleeves
or even retire from the audience TO
weep unrestrained.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
suRE CURE roR nl,rn

l,Cnlns rlles produce moisture and
cause D,, Itching this form, as well ss
bhnd' Bleeding or Protrudlng puas
are cured by Dr, BO-san-ko's piis ~ e'V
eay, stops itching and BLEEDING An AN
soFos tlmors. soc a Jar al drSc,ie.1 ~
OF sent by mail Treatise free w., w.
me a, about your case. Dr. Pos.a,,ls 'l1s
tnlladelphla Pa For sale st ~ 40
stones drug stores "' Dr.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
THE DAILY JOURNAL
THE oNLY AMERIcAN cAUcUs.

THE ONLY AMERICAN CAUCUS
There are several caucus PROPOSE
lions before the Oregon legislature
but they are not American.
There is bur one American caucus
and that IS where a simple. plain un-
conditional majority decides within
the party
Mr. Fultons proposition TO hold a
caucus Of l6 Republicans would leave
the selection OF senator to bare
majority Of "a Republicans.
The plan adopted in closing the
minutes Of the Marion county Repub.
llcan convention Of enforcing the
threefourths majority rule Is wrong.
That Is the old Democratic conyen.
tion rule that required three-fourths
Of the members OF convention TO
make its deliberations binding.
That was an Invention In the inter.
ests Of the Shareholders. and was en-.
forcing party slavery, and making Il
possible for a small minority to die.
tate.
The Republicans of Oregon should
Insist thai every mcmbcr Of the legls.
lature elected as a Republican go into
a Republican caucus.
They should insist that they go In.
10 caucus without signing mp any can
didato's scheme. or agreeing 90 any
qualified caucus
Who're a condition other than ma
iorlly rule is imposed that condition
may be broken. and what right has one
man 10 impose a condition on another.
Majority rule Is good enough for
amy decent American citizen n We I
can no longer abide by the decision OF
majority simply because there Is a
great deal az stake
Let Il De known 10 the world that
deliberate barter and salo OF votes and
signed sealed and delivered deals IN
political futures are made
In "a plain American caucus one
man counts Tor as much as another
All are equals. except az God has on.
dowod one man with more brains than
another and that ls more q theory
than a fact
Some men have less principle than
others. Some are more uuscupulous
than othors The state aud party need
protection against them
In the plain American majority rule !
caucus There is less chance for barter
md sale OF votes. and less oportuut
~ FOR deals than in any other
Mr. Fulton's plan may worl, an /
right The Marion county plan OF
hrce.fourths majority may work an 4
tight
hut We know that majority caucus
b an rlght In the long run. Il Is the
'ustom from time mmcmohal Il rs
,ow generally used
lt gives ether states good senators
Why not cut tho gordlan knot. and es
ablish tho right precedent n this |
nattcr2
Why shall Orogon Republicans rc
main among the political pariahs In
his respect let ms be Americans and
dopt a decent custom
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
CLEAR HAVANA CIGAR
SOLE AGENT


strife for party proiemcnt becomes
a race for plundcr between cormor.
ant upstairs. parasites and suckers.
All honor 90 men like Governor
/ Cummius, OF Iowa. for injecting new
lite into the situation he comes as
timely and proyideuusl aid TO Presi.
dent Roosevelt In forcing dilatory
congress into action
Another man on whom the people OF
tho West have a hopeful eye Is Con
gresham Peter Hepburn. OF Iowa who
hghts for canal before A n 5000
one OF the older generation OF Iowa
public men. his career is without
moral hIemish hts political escutch. /
cou is stainless
Not move or uuarauce off his g,
iar as cam De slaaned from the most
er.t''a, press ot hts state or the ma.
uon has been called .u question
Tie has passed one canal bul thuash 1
.h' House, he has aoteI In commit. [,
ef he has made reports and speeeh. /,
When De- acts 0r speaks ,he nation
s Interested. The worId ieels thar Inn
u.s. heart aud soul De wants canal |,
nd no temptation can swcye him. /,
It would be- easy for the great cor
Grafton Co buy on mere politician
lh a uu.tei States senatorshlp or =
10 presidency Y
ba' One o'a Iowa warhorse means a.
.s'aess ana Is not easily diverted !.
'm Dds purpose % the political Nm.
ia counter. !,
!" An ase OF mater,alism and com. I'M,
'.''A greed such men are ths ssl Z
lop ol our government l,h
heFe are such mea In an parts oflhr
eoaatFy' but We Aaye noae too ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17

Aeker's Blood Elixir positively
Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and
all Scrofulous affections. At all times
matchless system tonic and purifier.
Money refunded If you are not salts.
ned soc. and 800 D. ]. Fry, Drug.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
WOMANS WEIGH

lSs not alWANs kccp pave with woman,
Niu THEW are rn,Wtuc. home loving
wo'Aen who D, shcyr iofcc of Will kern
themselves going, anil anc, chat strength
~ Nil' yau tase the place OF strength of
hAl hat 20 oaut R,eN day Wili -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17

many Of them in any age. They are
the salt of the body polite.
one such leader is worth a million
mere "c'aterpillars Of the common.
wealth" as Shakespeare dubs them.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
Traffic at
the LOll

The Portland General ElecliI
pany has filed with Goyernol I
berlain it's report for the qu'i.-
ing December S1st, last shows
amount Of traffic at the ORES
locks. During the three NOM !,
cred by the report some elsD.
ers with 2sO9 passengers
trips through the locks, caiil'- ca. J
S75 tons of freight, in adol..
considerable number OF o4'-
large quantity Of logs, Plins
wood.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
sranson & Rs,,,

1a'e Just received a new shipmer,
o. Preferred Stock canned vegetables
Guaranteed the best on The nsr'..
Phone as your order '7''
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
JAPANESE
THEATRE
CUSTOMS
PeculiaritieS Tint Vary But
Little From Middle Ages

The report that the Japanese are
soon To see Shakespeare in their thea.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17
The White House

~. restaurant is growing in popularity
~ r"1n ,l.' aay, and you will be in the swim
II you take your meals tbers 80 !" -
thing up-to-date 's'y'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17

A subject which is attracting much
attention and causing equal comment
among steamship men and society
folks as well is Marconis reported
intention TO establish a daily news.
paper service on ocean liners by
means Of wireless telegraphy. En-.
tirely aside from any pracucabllity Of
the plan, the argument is advanced
that passengers do not want TO hear
news from the outer world while they
are on the ocean and that the one
great incentive 20 ocean travel Is that
10 gives tired men and women abso.
Lutte rest and enables them to regain
nerve force lost seeking to digest
too much news.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17

aNN cures leu'Ale weakness Nh. ,I'
'ess'sS u uial krd by ioss Hcsh. th,r- 4.
.Taly geEaipiug ol weight coin,il.-,
s',h tae enIe which proves The nrpe,.si
ST h'al'h 20 he 'Aorough and uermaneBt
Hfaree years saa r sfits. Nt,.. 49,, ,....
ht iNWh ni0,st .lfank trf.if rt.,' t...L
I hti pEn hsd stia.k Ill 49,.
~ ~ naa hesit tf,ahie sr3 sf.
-. e "A, uqtss vas b hsl th.t /
ett.naa iep Nesfs sga aaI ,a.. ''s ..s
-h 49, NN's t,aka sos Us, h-trrt,r t
.she,l IA 4 lssefis llrsnpl.1a hsd ,tas ~
.etsH NttNa sn1 httf 4 81 u .r... ,stt
......- N.'k '.Hs o1 leauia Matr e.a.-.f,.
ire..s', $50 ..,f ssfiyl o. asr yoiu fis.elt,e
~. flerces Pleasant Peile,s ei,,p.. a..
0"s', ana ''im0la'c he slugRish li,rs
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17

New York, Jan 17.-If Tammany
Hall. which SENS to be growing 80
rapidly in power that it is very likely
to come out winner at the polls next
fall. returns TO power, it will have an
unpleasant thorn in It's side, according
TO present Republican plans. The re-.
port that the latter will, during the
present term of the legislature pass
bin increasing the term Of the police
commissioner Office to four or five
years, meet not only with credence
but with approval, even from many
Democrats General Green makes a
strenuous head Of the force and too
much praise cannot be given him for
the work accomplished already
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17

The forthcoming celebration of the
25Oth anniversary Of the establish.
ment Of the municipal government Of
New York City promises to be a note
worthy event. Although it was not
until 1865 that New Yorks first mayor
Thomas De Layalo was chosen. It
was in 1863 that the concession Of
local government was given the vii.
lagos and towns in New Netherlands.
Up until the present year New York
has had nInety.three mayors and lots
in the vicinity Of Hanover Square and
Broad street which sold in 1863 for $50
aud $40 each now bring hundreds Of
thousands
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17

Children Cry for
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17

a loss Ol
strength.
W and that
4 loss will he
q indicated
hy a lo,s
weight When
be- weight begin,
} TAN below The
ausi Il d time 10
4 Nhyf
ln general IN
li,h iu women
lY lv tacui 10
those Nauanlv
diseases which
sap thc
n strength ana
undermine
thv vitality
d. plefve
layontc IRE !
scriptiou /
duesvul,ebl I
n ans drains |
he1ls iuHarr /
\ ultiCu and /
tfesr.ff..
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-17

There are several caucus proposi.
lions before the Oregon legislature,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-23

para no saber Ia Suerte que le es-
perabs.
En- primer lugar sc hallabs COM
PreDdido on ell case de deserci6n
ordinaria y ell C6digo militar cas-
.tiga al desertor con Ia pena de
muerte. En- segundo lugar ell en-
carntZamiento con que Sc habfs
batido contra Ell nuevo regimen lie
quitaba tods esperanto de indulto.
Hector habfa mIrado simpre la
muerte con desden en- verdad la
vsleE tia con que Ia habfa arrostra
do en- ell campo de batalla probsba
que no la temfa; pero amaba s
Diana que &c morfa de door. y ha'
bfa Eentido va estremecerse en- su
seno ell fruto de 81 amor. Y Diana
podfa ser ya su esposa con ell asenso
paterno, p0rque Sc habfan Dorado
los trsdicionales odios de familia.
H6ctor permaneci0 mncho item
20 sentado con Ia csbeza entire las
manos y los ojos enroiecidos y Sc
cos. Luego Sc Ievant6 de pronto,
abrio Ia ventans y expuso la ardo.
rosa frente al aire fresco de la ma.
mana.
El alba ccmenzaha q rayar. Por
entire los Grboles del psrque SO
vefan ys cast distintamente las IT,
meas y contornos de las torrecillas
del castillo, y los ojos de Hector
buEcaIon al puuto Ia ventana de su
amade. Una lux brfllaba todgvfa
en- 81 apcsentO, pesar de los pri-
meros albores del dla.
Diana velaba y Hector sinti6
palpitar 81 corsz6n y experiment6
un ardiente deseo. de vida una
necesidad de iibertad. Y
miro a sus pies como mira un pre-.
NO a In hora en que piensa en- 81 /
evasion.
HI captain Aubin habfa puesto 4
1og centinelas en- Ia 1nics puerta
ie So pabeIl6n = otro al pie de cada
Fentana. Ri h1sar que vfgilaba de-
lsjo de La que estaba Hector levan.
ID Ia cabeza casualmente y ViGndo.
ID, le dijo: H
mi comandants, 60 precise no
lncoF tonterfag
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-23
z continu6 pensando.

-sPor gee entonces Carlos Au-
bin, al que ofrecf mi palabra de
honor de que no intentarfs esca-
parme Sc nego d aceptarla?
El conde no podfa conciliar en- 81
espfritu esa extrsf1a ahanza de la
geVera consigna del coronel con la
insistencia del capitan en- no reel
Dir 81 palabra de honor. z Sc le-
vant6 y fue otra vez la sentana.
Pataud hsbis sido relevado por
I'm quinto que hahfa entrado IN el
regimiento despl6s de Ia desercion
del comandante y al que este no
conocfa.
Pero descubri6 alguna distan-
cis en- el parque al general que Sc
psseaba con Ell coronel, y ell rumor
de sus palabras llegaban hasta 81.
mi general, decfa ell viejo Co
ronel, no os hagais flusiones.
Ire & yer al rey, os 10 repito,
ire.
lei rey no os escuchara.
ATendrfa que yer.
-El reg no e. cruel nj vengatf.
70, creedlo. mi general; pero las
GAA 46205 G0n
imperiosas. Perdonar al conde de
Main Hardye. serfa encender de
nuevo Ia guerra en- ls Vendee.
El general sc encogi6 de hom-
brcs.
-El reg 40 os concedera Ia gra-
cis, no.
-En I'm mil rayosi mi hija le
anna y....
I'll coronel suspir6.
Y 70, af1sci6 el general. no /
puedo dejar que fnsilen al cue dehe |
ser el esp0so de mi hijs.
MI general. diio ell coronel, H
respond0 de el con mi honor; pero Il
no estara siempre en- mi podar, y
20 deseo que podais salvacIe.
Al decir esto Ell coronel, levant6 II
Ia cabeza y vi6 & Hector en- la ven.
bana del pabell0n.
Sliencio, dljo en- VOC baja Il II
general cue sslnd6 d Hector y diio H
MI ear0nel: II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-23

i Hector Sc estremeci6 y reconcile
al soldado: era su antique asisten-
\ te.
\ -lHolai SEres I'd. Pstaud?
-Yo soy. mi comandante.
Y de que tonterfas hablas?
-Quiss deciros que pr0cureis no
saltar por la ventana.
-sPor queP
-Porque ell coronal ha dado Ia
consigns de haceros fuego, 81 In
tentais escsparos.
-Esta bien. descuida, que no
teDgo tai intenci6a.
Ell centinela continue diciendo:
-ES de Greer, mi comsndante,
que vais q estar aquf preso tres
cnatro dfas no mas.
-sLO creeS t1 asf?
-Yo por INF -. no Sc NADIA; Ell
coronel. -.
-sQue dice ell coronel2
-Hsce POGO hsblaba con el ge-
neral.v le decfs:
He -ecibido orden de volver &
poitiers y dentro de una hora man
dare q tocar q bCtasillas: pero no
quiero encargarme de nuestro des-
graciadO priaionerO y voy dejerI0
aquf hast8 nueva orden haio la
custodfa del capitan Aubin y de m
pelot6n de dieE hombres.3
-dLos hGsares sc vang pregun-
to Hector.
ST. seffor.
-STd tambien?
NO. sefIor, 20 me quedo.
z Ell hdsar afIsdi6 saspirando:
-Nosotros, ri comandante, to-
dos nos0tros. que os queremos tan
10, vamos & guardaros para oil con-
sejo de guerra. ;Es bien durol
Hector sonri6 tristemsnte. salu-
d6 6 Pataud y volvi6 & sentarse
cerca de una mesa que habfa en-
medic del pabellon.
-Es evidente, Sc dij0. que cuan.
10 Ell coronel ha dado orden de ha-
,erme fuego, no est4 nj mucno
nenos en- Amino de deiarme escs-
par. Por otra parte, le cono1co. -
'sclavo de au dsDer, j.. sin embar-
g0.tr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-23

-5Me esta prohibido visitar al

| -SMe esta prohibido visitar al
| prisionero?
De ninguna msners.
-Entonces per mitidme Que en-
tire; quiero hablarle de mi hiia.
-Conde, diio ell corouel alzando
la VOC. Squereis recibfr la vista
del marques de Morton taineY
-Sf. por cierto. contest6 Hector
con jdbilo. z bsjo los escalones
de cuatro en- custro.
Los h1sares de centinela q In
puerta abrieron dejaron pssar al
general, echando Ia llave otra vez,
seg6n consfgna.
Hector Sc arroj6 en- brazos del
marques.
Padre mfol exclam6.
El general lie estrech6 en- sus bra.
EOS con efusi6n. ? despues lie dijo:
-Hab.ad baio, condo.
--sPor que raz6n. padre mfor
III general lie indic6 Is escalera.
-Subamos.
Hector lie sigui6. amhos subie-
ron a. primer piso y ell general ce-
FRO la ventana Y miro al conde.
-Estais muy tranquilo, le dijo,
pcrque va Hector sonri6.
-Estoy resignado. sefior.
-lResignado q morirI exclam6
con algo de terror ell general.
Padre mfo, dijo Hector cuya
calma aparente desspareci6, saheis
Cue amo Diana
-L0 Sc todo, todo absol ltamen.
te. dijo ell sef1or de Morfontaine.
-Ei precise que Diana tenga
esp1so.
-Sf, por cierto.
DIRE.
-L0 tendra, conde, 10 tcndrs.
MI general sfguf6 dfciendo
Hector, segdu "a ley marcial me-
reef la pena de muerte, y & fe Que
no me quejarfa 81 no amara Dia-
ma. Pero Sc puede retardar la bora
de mi ejecuci6n , darms tiempo
para hacer Ia baroness de Rupert
condesa dc Main Hsrdye.
-IOhi 5ConflasteIs On ESQ, hiio
mlog
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