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Rev. Jolnn~M. Dallam will preach
in Trinity Episcopal chapel, Excel
sior tomorrow, and also celebrate the
communion service. Mr.. Dallam was
priest in charge of the chapel for
many years and has many friends in
Excelsior. Mr.. Dallam has received
his commission from the president
and is now chaplain in the regular
army.
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Northern Pacific Summer Attractions.
$50 Portland, Tacoma and Seattle
and return, on sale Aug. 18th to 18th.
$50 San Francisco and return, on
sale Aug. 18th to Sept. 10th.
Homeseekers' excursions the first
and third Tuesdays of August, Sep
TENDER and October.
Weekend excursions to all resorts
on the main line and the Duluth
Short Line
Side trips into the Yellowstone Ma
tional park.
North Coast Limited and Pacific
Express train service.
And many others too numerous to
mention. Call at the Northern Pa
cific city ticket office for information.
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There was a jolly masquerade party
at Maple Heights Inn last night. Fun
and frolic ruled supreme. The num-
Der en- masque was unusually large
and the characters represented were
varied and amusing.
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TARTAR IS A TARTAR
Soft, spongy, sensitive gums result from
tartar accumulation. 1t should be removed
at once by your dentist and thereafter pre-
vented by the use of
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PRIOR LAKE

Colonel Frank NJ Joyce came out Sat-
urday evening to return with his family
on Monday to Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. p. j. Schaul and two chill
dren md nurse came out from st. Paul
on Monday to occupy the Rose cottage
for a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Wood and Miss Vir
ginia Wood of Kansas City are at Grain
wood for some time.
4 Miss Fay Atwater of Minneapolis is Wis
iiting Miss Lurene Hull.
Mrs William Sweat Of Minneapolis
went INFO town on Monday in Mr.. Joyce's
automobile for short visit.
Mary Geist Smith of ST. Paul came out
to Prior on Tuesday for short visit.
DR.. and Mrs. f. J. Beartie of Kansas
City and Miss Blanche Chouteau of Kan
sas City are at the lake.
James S. Robinson Of st. Paul is spend
ing his vacation at Prior.
DR. :lnd Mrs. M. A. Knapp and Master
Lester Knapp came out from Minneapolis
in an automobile on Sunday. Miss Pruax
of Hastings was with them.
Miss Nellie Bracket of Pennington
spent few days at the lake this week.
/ Warren H. Freeman of st. Cloud visited
at the Schwartz cottage over Sunday.
The Misses Katherine and Irene Will
liams Of st. Paul and Miss Helen At
water of Minneapolis are spending week
with Miss Coda Taylor at the Squirrels
Nest
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Gregory of Min
neapolis ran out to Grainwood in their
auto Sunday.
Miss Bess Lewis of Hastings is visit
| ing Miss Surem Hull.
Mrs. Hugh Stephens and Miss Alma
Gass Of Jefferson City, Mo-, are at Grain
| wood.
II. w. Hall of st. Paul spent Sunday
| with his mother and SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and Chester Tay-
lor returned from their fishing trip to
! Spider Lake, Wis, Wednesday,
A. A. Cratsenberg Of St. Paul spent
Sunday with Mrs. Cratsenberg at the
| hotel.
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LAKE ARRIVALS.

Miss Mae Kendall of Osceola is the guest of
Mrs. w. II. Marsh at Brentwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Van Booskirk Misses Mae Kendall and
Constance Walker, NIessrs. George Walker and
Clarence Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs w. H Penrith spent last week
at Hotel Edgewood, How1r1s Point.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Casselman an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Evalyne to Harvey y. TAI
bott. The wedding will take place
in September.
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Wednesday afternoon pretty we'd
ding took place in Duluth, Mimi. when
Miss Sadie Page of Minneapolis and
Kennette N. Mcleod were married at
the home Of the brides brother, A. A.
Page Rev. e. G. Clemans read the
service and a wedding dinner was
served, at which covers were laid for
sixteen. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod left
on the evening train for the south and
will be at home after Sept. 1 at 20
West Third street.
The marriage Of Miss Caroline Mar
garet Johnson, daughter of c.. j.
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Mrs. r. B. McGrath was honor guest
at birthday surprise party given at
her home by a group Of women Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. McGrath was
presented with a handsome mahogany
tabourette and a wealth Of flowers.
Luncheon was provided by the guests,
and in the afternoon there were sew
eral entertaining guessing contests.
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Mrs. w. G. Wright entertained a
group of friends informally Thursday
evening in her apartments at the
Savoye for Miss Leila Mansfield, Minot,
S. D. A musical program was given
by Mrs. Eliza beth Brown-Hawkins and
Mrs Henry Fillmore, and refresh
ments served.
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The engagement is announced of
Miss Cora Louise Bromblett, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bromblett OF
las Linden avenue, to Melville S. Kent
of st. Paul. The welding will take
place the last of August.
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Mrs. w. o. Winston gave. a hand
somely appointed supper in the grill
room Thursday evening, entertaining
ten guests. The table decorations
were charmingly carried out with
flowers from the Winston gardens.
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Miss Bess Jones will entertain Tues
day afternoon at her home in the
Roosevelt apartments for Miss Achsa
Burgess, and on Wednesday Miss Ma
bel Moore of Seventh street S will
give a hosiery shower. On the fol
lowing Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McAdam Boyd have planned tally
no ride for Miss Burgess and the
guests will be the members of a camp
ing party. ).
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The scope of the Department
of Elocution, under the management
of Miss Helen B. Holden, has been
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS
COAL WANTED.
Propositions for supplying the city. ELECTRIC
light plant with coal yearly contract will
be considered by the city council of the city
of New Prague, Mimi, on Aug. 81, 1904.
Address Albert J. Rynda, city clerk, New
Prague, MINI.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Denver, Spokane and Pacific coast
points: frequent shipments and lowest pos
sible rates. Write orr call on The Boyd Trans
fer & Storage Co.. 46 Sd st S. Both phones.
E. B. CRANE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
725 TEMPLE COURT, MINNEAPOLIS.
Special attention given to collections
and gravel roofing Also All ~ tnds Of Tin and
galvanized iron work j. W. Colliton, 3033
Nicollet Both phones
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VACANT LOT BARGAINS.
$325-Corner Dupont av n and Goth: lot Il,
block 16. Paramount Park.
$2O0-4Ox127 feet, on Buchanan st, between
Summer and Broadway: $40 down, IS q
month. no interest.
40x120 feet to alley. on Grand st NE. Just
north Of 26th av NE.
$20O-Lot 21, Hedderly's. 4Ox118 feet. east front
Girard N. IL block south of West
$140-Lot IA, Murdough's Rearrangement. 40x157
feet, Sd st NE. between 21st and 22d
NE
$150-43x12S feet corner Of Emerson av s and
Saith st. eighth ward
EDMUND G. WALTON.
300 Hennepin Az.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTIoN-AT 2oo2 PARK Av SECOND FLAT,
Thursday next S25th, at 10 am. sharp The
entire furnishings, including mahogany tables,
music cabinet, rockers Brussels lace curtains,
oak bookcase. etchings, dressers, rare antique
mahogany sofa. iron beds, springs, prime hair
mattresses, desk, brussels carpets chfffonniers.
oak desks, mating. diningroom fur
nlture, Domestic sewing machine, Hav-
Hand china, lion skin rug. books, bric-a-
brac, nearly new typewriter oil paintings,
1ardinieres. cuckoo clock, rife, mandolin set
fine pictures. The Four Seasons; kitchen
furniture, cooking utensils and other items,
all without reserve. Hubert Bown, auctioneer.
AUCTION AT THE TOWN MARKET, 22 9th
st Everything in housefurnishings must
go. THURSDAY. Aug. 25, 10 am. Sale continues
till all is sold
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Farm Lands.
FOURTEEN FARMS FOR SALE,


FOURTEEN FARMS FOR SALE.
You can buy any of these farms direct from
and agents commission.
16o-acre highly improved farm, ~ miles
64O-aere farm, Trail county. North Dakota;
all under cultivation except 20 acres; grove
around or SaS buildings. Price $3.50 per acre.
Paul or Minneapolis residence in trade.
160 acres timber land Beltrami county; $780,
GO n o 9s of bei
pay for it.
All the above are good bargains and it will
LAND BUYERS IMPORTATION BUREAU.
as1 Boston Block, Minneapolis
DAKoTAH FOR WHEAT.
DAKOTA FOR WHEAT.
DACOTAH FOR WHEAT.
Crowds sa are going to get FREE RI e. HoMEsTEADs
terms. Free COAL rich soil, excellent watsr,
good schools and churches. few years.
cultivation and these lands will be worth $50
to sou all acre. Come join the County Seat
colony Write for maps. VIM. H. Brow
Co., Mandan, N. d., or 131 LaSalle st, Chi
cago.
HOMESTEAD REIMBURSEMENT = THREE
16O-acre homestead relinquishmnets in North
Dakota, all adjoining owned by school teachers
who must relinquish on account of school du-
ties; black loan soil and clay subsoil; fine
house on each place; splendid roads, five miles
main line Northern Pacific railway. a
snap, $780, $500, $3.50 each. Raymond. Maus-
ten & Co., 421 Temple Court, Minneapolis.
RESERVE, WISCONSIN, ON 500 LINE-NEw
town just plated; beautiful location lakes;
fine surrounding country; ideal location for
summer home; good business openings; special
inducements for commercial and summer hotel
Address George n. Huss Land Co.. Brentwood
Wis.
REAL EsTATE-FARM LANDS, STORES
stocks of merchandise. bought and sold on com
mission; any part city or country; experienced
reliable agents. For terms, etc., address head
Life building, Minneapolis.
$4,000 ACRES OF EXCELLENT TIMBER AMI
ties, in tracts to suit the purchaser. at Sc t.
50 per acre; easily cleared; strong. rich soil
delightful climate. Henry NJ. Troy, SOP Guar
anty building.
s2,7o0-FINE IMPROVED 40 ACRES, NEAL
Minneapolis. $4,000 acres fine hardwood
timber land, near Tomohawk, Wis. S0OO-S
acres fine land Nora MINI. See M
about other bargains. Nelson, 565 Tempt
Court.
FOR sALE-IMPRovED FARM, $40 ACRES, n
Mile Lacs county; loan. clay soil, hardwood
timber, fine meadow. running water: ideal stool
farm; $l4 per acre If taken Immediately. Thi
Is snap. H. E. Barnum, Miaca, MINI.
FOR sALE-FINEsT FARM IN MICHIGAN, le
acre; elegant buildings, orchard stores, school
churches railroad depot five minutes walk
price $4,000. D.. A. Ross, Michigan lumber
yard. 967 14th av, Detroit.
HOMESTEAD REIMBURSEMENT FOR SALE
nine miles from Underwood Mclean county, OF
proposed 500 line extension: good soil. fin,
grass; snap If taken soon. Write G. NJ. Pease
Medina, N. d.
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Q o o o o o o o Q 9
REAL BARGAINS IN FINE HOMES.

. REAL BARGAINS IN FINE HOMES. o
. s., ooo-No;; 1927 ", Franklin; A fine Q
Q large rooms, house is a beauty and Q
Q has every convenience; Finest finest, loea , 0
i'm THE tn AD S5E NJ sc s1SSss slightly h2T
Q corner; 18th fine shade and shrubs. a o
s47S g 09o K ESE e po GAM: No. 1860
S sesra ne o soT15o e %oa %a
S%ys CASH WS% ~ ri sqst $500 to 'n da
Q $s,75o-2ese Girard av S. This is bar o
Q gain built four years ago. With a 0
is perfect feet inside Eli Finished f in euar as
o ter,sawed oak and select birch: mantel o
o and CRATE; sideboard and hot water o
. must be sold By wednesday or is out Q
9 Tiet az room cottage, new. ~ hard; .
0 water heat, full basement, Cement .
0 walks and everything o. X. o
Q good American neishborhood. we have a o
an am acre Of ground y VIII aoo orchard garden
pn% eoage With a3e na costing n
o $1,000, and all for $1,000. A snap. o
Q MoRR1soN-cR co., o
o Phoenix Block.
o MISREPRESENTATION J, and T. c., 1885,
o o o o o o o 0 .
o o 0 o 0 .
Q s7,Ooo-44x12s, BRYANT Av, NEAR oath .
st; nne-room, thoroughly modern
o house; hardwood finish and floors; best q
open plumbing good basement COM
bination hot-water and air heating
plant Fine location and very pref
ty house. You can't better it for the
SIS, 50o-4lx11s, Park av, inside Lake ST.
o II rooms, modern two bathrooms {
S. oo very ppet69i parkway: 7oroon mod
ern house; combination heat
$4,2o0-50x12S, I'd av seth st; new,
eight-room thoroughly modern; hot {
ss,ooo-W Lake st, near Hennepin; 10
rooms; city water ter up and down, bath {
s2,1o0@2714 Sd av S; lot 5ox12s; seven {
rooms; city water, gas; fine shade {
houses from $3.50 upward
O. WALTER L. BADGER,
o o o o o
% o o o o
0 $3.50 CASH, BALANCE $40 PER MONTH {
o (Which includes interestl, will buy
thoroughly built new house of six
rooms rooms hes besides s bath H., Best part Of
=
Hardwood floors downstairs. Piped (
for gas. Rough plumbing all in. City ,
water in house. Sewer and stone side
walk in street. Large lots. Stop
paying rent and own your home.
A. H. POTTER,
Phoenix Building
o o o 0
S., s00-EAST-FRoNT, NEW, EIGHT.RoO1
house, just finished, at 25O4 Garfield ay Doug
las, cool district No contract work, an
built for owner Ventilating system, swell
mantcl, bult-in sideboard and china closet
with lots of fine panel work; completely 6tte
. kitchen; lavatory on first floor; beam ceiling
hardwood floors and hardwood finish through
out; fine bathroom, linen closet and medicin
cabinet; up-to-date plumbing; lots of rich plat
and loaded glass; eight-foot basement, divide
into compartments consisting of up-to-dat
laundry, vegetable, fruit, coal and boile
rooms; frst-class hot-water plant of large rad
alton; large ettic, storm windows. Goo
terms can be made. Phil T. Megaarden, 80
Andrus building.
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Unimproved.

Unimproved.
9 $1,575-53x135 DUPONT. BETWEEN oath
0 and 18th; east front and all improve
D lnents in.
0 81 ,90O42x134. Bryant av, between 22d
> and oath SITS; east front; Improvements
0 are in.
o S., 2O0-5ox12s, Humboldt, between Frank
o lin and 22d st; west front.
0 81 ,500-45x165, Pleasant av between oath
o and 10Th; west front; improvements
o in.
o $625A7x11s, Oakland av, east front, close
o to 32d st.
o $1,1Oo41x117, Park av, between Goth
o and Lake; east front.
o $s5OAOx12s, Grand av, between 26th and
o 9th; east front.
0 $1,OOOA4x165, Pillsbury, between 25th
0 and Goth; east front
o Fine lots in Lowry Hill, Green's, Blais-
0 dell. Park and other fine residence Sec
o lions. Ask for catalog.
o WALTER L. BADGER,
O 300 Oneida Block.
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INSTRUCTION

THE CALIFORNIA TRAGEDIAN, RICHARD
dramatic stage. pulpit. platform Or parlor;
special terms for coaching officers OF fraternai
organizations in ritualfstic work; hrst-class
talent furnished for church and lodge enter
tainments Amateur plays directed. Hours
Main 231S j.
MISS CLARA M WHITE WILL RETURN
Sept. to resume tutoring. Inquire at 822
New York Life building
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MACHINERY
Con tInued.

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
cnlnery Haage stock za as ana new. North
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19
FL RegIamento de las Unione!
de BraeerOs
Y 0breras FederadaS

El monumental Reglament6 de las
Uniones de braceros y obreras fedora
das ha de constar de los siguientes
asuntos LENA. Pre6mbulo. Orden
del dia. Capitulados de la Consitu-
cion de la A. f. of l.. referentes la
at1liaci6n. Reglamento Interior. Nom
bre Objeto. Jurisdiction. Admission
de Miembros. Recibimiento Repre-
sentaci6n. Propiedad. Directiva Pre-
sidente, Vice, Secretario, Tesor ero,
Contador, Guardia, Guia, Delegados,
Suplentes. Juntas, ReglamentO d de-
bates: Comites. Convention. Congre-
so. Elecciones. Apelacion-s y Agra
vios. Deberes de los miembros. Cuo-
tas. Miembros atras ados. Benefcios
generates. Balances. Lista de MEM
bros. Clasicacion. Cartas de viaie.
Palabras de pase. Renuncias. Propa-
ganda. Disposiciones Generates. Un
formulario conteniendo las formulas
sfguientes Nombramiento, Citacion,
Carta de cobro, Actas, Uso de las es-
tampillas, Balances etc. etc.
Ademas contendra una slntesis de
los acuerdos mas culminantes del mo-
vimiento obrero en- | isla.
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EDIC7O
En- la COrte de D5StlSt0
del DiStrIt0 Judicial de H,naac00.
Estados Unidoa de America. El Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.

En- ell asunto sobre declaratoria de
herederos abintestato de dona Natalia
Lopez Aponte:
Sc ha resuelto Que habi6ndose
promovido en- esta Corte un expedien-
te solicitando que Sc declare herede-
ros abintestato de dona Natalia Lopez
Aponte su esposo superviviente,
sus legftimos hiios, don jose Domin-
go dona Juana Sola Lopez, habiendo
fallecido el caus ante en- la ciudad dc
Caguas ell dia veintidos de Noviembre
de mil novecientos dos, sin haber otor-
gado disposition testamentaria algu-
ma;
Por tanto Sc ordena por la Corte
que sc cite al senior Fiscal, que sean
publicados edictos en- Ell periodico LA
DEMoCRACIA que Sc edita en- SanJuan,
& 10 menos una veZ por semana duran
te un mes, para que los interesados
1ue Sc cream con derecho & ser incluf-
dos en- dicha declaratoriade herederos,
8 hacer impugnaciones 4 la misma,
concurran esta Corte hacer sus ale
gaciones en- forma, previniendoles que
pasado dicho t5rmino ofda la prue-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19

oufen acreditarA ser tai con un docu-
mento que asf 10 certifque,
Deseo hacer notar que con motive
de las iniciativas de Ia Union de Pa
naderos en- su tahona, varios 6 todos
los tahoneros han empezado hostili-
zar los panaderos en- sus prop6sitos
en- su existencia personal y particu-
lar.
Bien esta que los tahoneros Sc de-
fiendan, pero no hermanarse para en-
vilecerse marchando por el camino
que Sc han trazado.
En- dfas anteriores IN tahonero
algo impresionable despues de haber
provocado un conficto rechazando los
turnos que Sc operaban en- su taller,
alarmose de yer en- su presencia una
comisi6n quiso llevar su impreme-
ditaci6n q dar parte.
[Conttruaaci6n].
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condensar todas las actividades que
puedan surgir, 6 hayan surgido en- Ell
curse de nuestra marcha.
En- suma: hay que volver q la vida
de Ia actividad del trabajo.
Las preocupaciones polfticas con
ell acto del s de Noviembre han que
dado reducidas q cenizas. Media mas
hay que esperar por parte de los in
dividuos que voluntariamente Sc hicie-
ron de un compromise; ell resultado
ee la contienda va ha sido anunciado
y de ahf no pasara.
Los obreros todos, repubicanos,
unionistas, socialistas independent
tes; triunfadores 6 derrotados deben
buscar su punto centrico de acci6n:
las Uniones de ofcios.
iAsla organization obrera, pues,
& trabajar en- ella, quitese la aten-
ci6n de un hecho va consumado sin
promovimiento alguno!
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Antoniets. porque ella sera tn
ruina, y ies gerdad que penss-
bas casarte con ella2
-iOh! no: lpero me adore,
Y es tan bailal =. ltan bellai
Pascual sufrfa de una ma
ners indecible, pero sntes b 1bie-
RI muerto que darlo & compren-
der & su sobrino.
-iPero quieres destrair tt
porvenir por esa muj ,r2 dijo.
by creeis que 81 Ii sbAn
dono s6bitamsnte, no ma buses
RI y acabara por desoubrirms |?
-Tu cApricho t, costkra
bien caro-, al como a tn pobre
mAdre, & quien mat.ra ell golpe.
al dfa que sepa tus am con
Antonieta.
Manffedo QUE coaocf. & ga
madre, & quien amabA macho y
que no habfs pans.do en- ID q1e
ga ito le decfa. 80 coam )vi6 al
oirle, y In idea de qaa su N sdre
pudierx sufrir Rlg1a d III & con-
secuencia de 81 cApricho por IL
bAilarina, 10 i'm oresi )n6 viva
mente y con yoz liens de terror.
exslano:
-lY que debo h,csr9
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ba que ofrezca Ell promovente, Sc resol-
vera sobre Ia declaratoria solicitada,
parandoles los periuicios CONSEQUENCES
& los que no hagan uso de su derecho.
Extendido bajo mi frma hoy cuatro de
Noviembrei de mil novecientos cuatro.
J. 4. Eraom. Testifco. Jesets L. Pc
rey6, Secretario.
Y para su publication en- ell perio-
dico que Sc solicita Y a pedimento de
parte interesada ibro la presente en-
Humacao & cuatro de Noviembre de
mil noveciientos cuatro. Firmada de
mi mano sellada con Ell sello de este
Tribunal.
JESUS L. Perey6, Secretario de la
Cnrte de DistritO.
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CORAzON DE OBRERO

bAilArina Y gu harmanA de leehe
pudieran volver verse. A1e-
mas lie preocupaba la actitud de
Leonor. dandole una semAna de
plazo para decidirse, por mas
que 81 Us hIbfa resuelto no COM
prometerse hAstA Ell extreme de
huir con ella.
Lleg6 & 81 casa pensAndo en-
TODD este, Y su madre Ie avis6
que Pascual 10 esperAbG.
Aquel llamamiento no le hi
20 mucha grscia. y estuVo por
no ir & yer & 81 ito, pero por fD
Sc decide & verlo.
Pascusl recibi6 & su sobrino
sin contestar 6 So sSludo, y Man
fredo, presintiendo Ia borrAsca
Sc prometi6 msntsnerse firme
contra la tempestad que lie ame-
nazaba.
Ell secretario levant6 In ca
bezA y 10 miro.
I'm estremecimiento reco-
rri6 ell cuerpo del joven al com
prendsr Ia c6lera de qle era
presA su ito, cuando lie pregunt6: /
-l Eres t1. ell belio 4rturo,
que hA cong quist1do In bAilAri- 4
nR Antonieta /.
MRnfredo SO puso pAlido
como IN mnerto.
Tito! balbuce6.
-lR3spondsl diio PAscual
con voz roncR y Rcento feroz. \
I Eres To qui6n, no contento con /
hAber obtenido los fAvores de In
condesA Lsonor, con huberte |
hecho moralmente duefio de Ma
talina, te permites, ocultAndo ell
nombre, engafiAr a esR joven. \
ofreciendole casarte con ellR1
Ito, respondio Manfredo
francamente. 81 yo he seguido
yuestros consoles en- 10 que res
peta & la condesa y d Natalina, Il