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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
BRONCHITIS.
Everybody Knows What II Is But
Everybody Does Not Know
What VIII Cure Ii.
Rcksrt & Wells Tell the People of
Barre How to Do Il.

Asked one day "A his store the question,
"What is good for bronchitis ~ Mr.. Wells,
of the fiFm of Rickert a Wells, our we'll
known druggists, answered "The best
way | can tell you is to ask you to read
this letter from Miss Anna Ray Of Bangor.
Me We have lots Of such cases right here
at home.
1t read as follows
''For five years | was troubled with
terrible cough and bronchitis. tried
great many preparations without getting
relief. / could not sleep, and / became so
weak | could hardly walk, and coughing
day and night. Then ] took Vinol What
a gOdsend that first bottle was had not
taken half of 1t before / noticed change
for the better took four bottles IN all
and am entirely cured and in perfect
health
Now we have been talking up Yinol 10
the people of Barre for long time, con-
tinued Mr.. Wells, '.and | suppose some
people think we are crazy on the subject,
but really hear such marvellous results
from Yin0l all the time that we believe 1t
to be the greatest remedy for coughs, colds.
bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles
that we have ever sold In our store. It
never disappoints people, and we do like
to sell thing that gives satisfaction,
Vinol Is cod liver oil medicine without the
oil, and wherever old-fashioned cod liver
oil preparations win do good, Vinol will
do more good, for It is delicious to the
taste and powerful as a curative agent.
II wish every person 10 Barre who is
overwOrked, run down, debilitated, every
old person, every weak woman, every suf-
ferer with spring colds, bronchitis or in
cipient consumption, every nervous, irrit-
able person or anyone suffering with stom-
ach troubles, would take advantage of our
to refund the money If Vinol
does not help them and restore them to
health. Please call at our store and learn
more about IT. Rickert & Wells, Drug
ttiQts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
0DELL yEToEs GAS BILL.
Also Measure For Supreme Court Trial
Commissioners.

Commissioners.
Albany. May 49, Governor Odell has
vetoed the Remsen East river gas bill
which was approved by Mayor McClel.
Ian Of New York
The chief objection to the RemseH
East river gas bill was that 1t be-
slowed upon the gas monopoly Of New
York city a perpetual franchise, that it
did not provide for proper payments te
the city and that the passage of the
bin by The legislature was violation
of the home rule principle, lnasmuch
as the officials of the city lfsd the
power to grant a franchise
The governor has decided to veto the
laws delay resolution for constitu-
tional amendment providing for su.
preme court trial commissioners.
The governors decision TO veto this
measure is based upon a strong opinion
by Attorney General Cunneen, declar.
ing the bin absolutely unconstitutional
The governor has signed Assembly.
man Rogers bill, looking to the estab-
lishment Of q New York State Training
School For Boys, III place Of the Ran.
dalfs island institution ia New York
city The state comptroller, the fiscal
supervisor Of state charities. the press
dent Of the RandaHs island house
OF refuge the president OF the state
board Of charities and the state
architect are 70 select a 1000 acre site
within fifty miles Of New York city
and report to the next legislature The
Bill carries no appropriation.
The governor has also signed the an
nual appropriation and supply bills
after cutting ~, 25J. 1928 40 FROM the ap.
denominations carriea therein.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
perfect 80 4 Memohmana.

London, May Is Lloyd's agent at
Newchwang teiegraphs. by way Of
Chefu, under date OF May ~, MS fol.
lows Produce is arriving in great
quantities from up the river a fair
amount Of Manchester goods have ar
rived but more would come if a Brit
ish warship was here, which would
protect trade. Newchwang IS in per
feet order. ! do not anticipate any
trouble or fighting IN this vicinity
Great credit is due to General kon
dradovitch in command Of the Rus
sian troops, and Civil Administrator
Etzela
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
BEWARE OF LIQUID
GATARRH CURES,
Alcohol Holds Out False Hopes.

cafarrh sufferers who have become slaves "a
tt,nid eatarrh remedies, as soon as thew sie-
M treatment find themselves worse instead n
tstter. These unfortunate victims often les,a
frsm their physician fof the first time tbat
lenia ratarfh remedy simply makes N.
rsneous membranes drunk, destroys the natsr.i
sensations 81 the parts, deeeiYing them by f.s
stimulation into the belief that the medicine i
h6lping. Everyone knows that alcohol IA arv
form VIII deceive. Il deceiYes the head
deteires the hands, i deeeiyes the feet, 81, M.
where IN the body is alcoholic deceit more AL.
nsyant than unou the mucous membfaras
hsmrrh can never be cured By alcoholic decs1,
snd the people are learning to avoid aleobol
ea.srrh cures. Furthermore, they are ~.
learniug thai Smiths Triple Cure, handy an
giant and ID tablet form, is far better NJ
violas more lasting results. Catarh suifa4srs
know tbatw while liquid remedies give temp6rs-v
reef because the alcohol makes tie mann
hranes drunk, such medicines soon infeus3fv
tbeir trouble. They become slaves 10 ~
alcohol habit as surely BY using liquid catsrrb
remedies as when whiskey is used as bayss
are. Smiths Triple Cure not only 3 frs
from alcohol, but il actually cures catarrb "A
eyerv part 81 the body = dry catarrh stornae6
eafarfh. bowel catarrh, systemic catarrh 4
mo-. there il n0form Of catarfh that smHbs
Triple Cure does not cure fully and completely,
Have nothing, therefore, 70 do with alcohol \,
LIQUID Caiarrh remedies, but use Smiths Tin,
cure, which consists of four separate prepsr.
tions, three 10 tablet FORM to be used internally
enring catarrh Of the stomach, liver. bowels
payis and systemic catarrh, aud making I'm
Tsd blood, aud a catafrh cream used locally
caring eatarrh Of the bead and nasal passages
bronchial catarrh and easarrh Of the lungs 4
fnll two weeks course Of the four prenaratlon,
IN one large box, sold at only 50 cents b. An
dealers, the greatest value for the money avn
offered. II your druggist won't supply you.
send % tw0-cent stamps BY mail today ara N
win send II postpaid aud guarantee SAFE dely.
cry. Address w. +. Smith Co.. i25 Summe
St., Boston, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
BIG GOLD SHIPMENT.
La Lorraine Carries se,soO,oo0 From
New York to Havre.

La Lorraine Carries se,3o0o00 From
New York to ravre.
New York. May 10. The French line
steamship Iii Lorraine has sailed for
Havre with S9,8o000Q in gold bars and
specie II Ter strong room. tie most
valuable shipment Of gold that has
ever gone out Of ths port. Consider
ing the value IL The slip herself 1t
Stoooo00. her general cargo at 81, oo0-
900 and adding these to the sum repre-.
sented ly ihe gold FL Lorraine is The
most valuable ship that has ever put
out from New YORK.
The freight charge on this large ship
menf Of gold is one-eighth Of I per
cent. amounting to Sli .625 1t is heaY-
ily insured Tie shippers Of the gold.
witt an approximate statement Of their
respective shipments. are. J. +. Nor
gan x Co, S2500000; Goldman, Sachs
q co. Sl,500a00: Lazard Freres. Sit.
100000. Heidelbach lckelheimer & Co.
Slo0Q0oQ; Royal Bank Of Canada. ST..
100000. National City bank 81 100000.
A large part of the gold is for payment
on the part of the United states gov
eminent to the new Panama canal com
pany- J. f Morgan & Go. have eli.
gagged SS500000 in gold for shipment
on Saturday on account Of the Russian
loan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
Heavy Eross 4 Farmer. n. Y

Farmer y. l, May IL For the third
time this month this section Of the
state has been visited by unreasonable
weather and heavy frosts Cayuqa
lake was SKINNED over with ice. and
on smaller bodies Of water Tee formed
70 the thickness Of quarter Of An
inch. Tender plants ana fruit blossoms
We're nipped by the severe cold. buff n
is thought they were not serionsly
damaged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13

General MARKETS

w,.r5 k A@ A0fh shay ~
,ft..5s w. z lne9sfate iFals,
.t.e. Nas winter
Mtitff eAtfas @i.
s4. 89.sa
tat.A ~ iitheu steady ara was Wea
ss.Rakh ne forenoon 80
So $ 91s's,,e lsatAeis ana reported
Mfe 81 Faft Nsi-
sspienbef Nea
sas,s- 49, ~, NtesA Tvs pql
,t.s,,. 9H haga sasn demand
,ss atiA to4ih covering
f-'sf city t'se country
aAtRpina, fAaee good %
par s.ss
new southern fa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
Jury Aoquits Newman.

Poughkeepsie, N NJ, May 49, James
Newman, on trial here in the Dutchess
county court FOR manslaughter III TIE
first degree, has been acquitted The
jury stood II TO ] ON the first ballot
and was ont four hours before yer.
dict WAS reached. Newman shot VIII
Der Van Tassell as the latter ana New.
mans wife We're entering hotel In
this city on Jan 16. Van TasseI died
five days later Tie defense was emo.
tional insanity during the period Of
the shootIng
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
Captain and Mate Beaten y puIp.

Alexandria. Va, May 13-W. Il.
Brown and Henry Griffith, the captain
ana mate Of the lumber schooner Annie
Ellen, from Dorchester county, Nd,
were found ii an unconscious condition
in the cabin Of the vessel, which lay at
Fields wharf They had been the
victims Of a murderous assault. Alex
ander Ramseur, a negro deck hand.
who had Just been employed is under
arrest The deck was covered with
blood the heads Of beth the captain
and mate having been beaten almost
into a pulp II IS feared both win die
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13

sHn And NaT is The con
lgl'll8i over Us secretion q jurors In
'he trial q 4amcs Gillespie ana aIs
SISTER sifa 8elle seward and Mr. and
Alrs A5rn Hafbour Or De murder "
l.i'1a''t.A 6'''ie e continued Il was
Iotlna 'lat naas Is those whose names
were on lie special yenife of thirty
haa disappeared fIte release 1t Osear
Jones after tie jury had been sworn
WA feapened the challenging Two
jurors have heeu released On perenep.
Tory challenges hy the 8cfense. WIN
nine left in The Jury boz. tle gate
Tense eight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
AutomobIIa 60 go Z -.

London, May 49, The eliminating
tests On the Isle Of Man to decide
which cars will represent Great Brit.
ain IN the race for the James Gordon
Bennett international automobile cup
race hare ended with a serious acct
dent During tie final speed trials a
ear driven by G. Farp one of the prom.
inent competitors, eollided with 4 wall
and was completely smashed up Earn
and his brother were shockingly in-
jured, and some IF the spectators sus-
tanned injuries
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
CAR MAY co TO THE FRONT.
Has Great Desire to Do So, but Con-
ditions of State May Prevent.

oittohs OF stare may PREVENT
ST Petersburg, May 49, The car Is
arranging TO 20 to Kharkon on May %
to bid farewell to the Tenth army
corps upon its departure for the far
east. 1t is learned from the highest
source that he is exceedingly anxious
to 80 to the front To his intimates
recently he has spoken much on the
subject, but he realizes that conditions
Of state demand his presence at home
Nevertheless, 1t is now not considered
j possible that he will follow the ex-
ai le Of all the Romanoff dynasty
q sag the last century. To fight with
tiny is one Of the traditions of his
le Alexander /. entered Paris
allies after the battle Of Wa
icholas l. died In a common
soit ors howell In the Crimea, and Alex
ander H. and the heir apparent were
at the front during the Turkish war.
Should he finally conclude TO so he
would not assume active command Of
the troops, but would have an imperial
headquarters, taking with him all the
members Of his military cabinet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
I've slnol. Markets.

CATTLE Receipts Is head. STEADY
prime steers aa5 shipping &isas
butchers 81 a4a; heifers f50at Q eoas
and bulls S2ai siockefs and feeders N8
a.
NEAis Receipts go head 5a higher
s466aR
HOGS Receipts 600 head fairly az
i've aa4aa l0Weg heuey Maa3 mAs1
N@A5 yorkers s99Aa5 pigs StSlaA@'
rQuee sl158faas 5a3.& diaries
EP AND GAMES Receipts q"
q afi n 1nt "
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
HIT FOR VICE PRESIDENT.



State Convention.
Springfield H.. May ID. an the in
dications pointed 10 big fight over
the seating Of contested delegates in
the temporary organization 81 the Re
publiean state convention The plans
Of the anti-Yates Lowden forces
were carefully guarded Appearances
seemed to show that Yates and Low
den would be able to control the or
ganlzation. 40 nominations will be
made at the first session.
There were contests Ia several Of the
district caucuses before the convention
was called 70 order separate sets OF
committeeman being named.
The Twelfth and Twenty second dis
tricts indorsed Congressman Hit OF
Illinois for vice president. Several
other districts indorsed senator Fair
banks of Indiana
Speaker Cannon, Us temporary chair
man, received a great ovation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
THE FIGHT AT ANU.
cossaok Raiders Leave Fifty on Field.
Jap Loss Eleven

Seoul, Korea, May ID. Infantry rel
endorsements reached the beleaguered
Japanese troops at Aniu at $3.50 o'clock
on the evening Of May 10 The gar
rison had fought hercely for twelve
hours, the men reserving their fire I'm
til the enemy were st close range upon
each attempt to storm the gate The
Cossacks then retired over the eastern
hills toward Yongpyong. the provincial
capital leaving fifty killed and wound.
ed on the field and one noncommis
stoned officer captured The Japanese
lost four killed and six wounded, be
sides one telegraph operator The Japa.
nese troops are now in pursuit Of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
Lnoendlaru - IL -

Charlton, Ia May 10 Fire Of incen-
diary origin damaged al the buildings
on two sides Of the public square Two
men were caught stealing goods from
one of the burned stores and are sus-
pected Of being incendiaries The loss
by the fire is S25 GOO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
Or Vents Theories

Dr Wentz advances several theories
which If true exclude oae possibility 81
suicide Although ID did mot aepm.
pany his two SONS On their nip q hig
stone Gap following tie news 81 tbe
finding Of THE body, he personally alded
iii the search for Edward L. Weatz
when be was trst reported missing.
That was October + while he was "a.
ing to tile home IT d friend NOT Er
from BackWood il tais country. ac
coriing g DT Vent. has been thor
oughly searched by organized parties
Of moHntaineeas and employees of the
Virginia Coal & Iron company, hose
personal representative was Edward
/. Weuiz % he district where Il con
ducts operations.
For this reason { would have been
almost impossible cor the body Is Eagr
Jain nhnotted sa close te tile birdie
patti leading from Roaring creek fofd
There were motives known IL have
existed re- tie murder Of my SON
says Hr Wentz AS for tie theory of
suicide there is nothing to support that
suggestion Ny son was Is tbe best
y health end spirits at tie time of bis
disappearance lie was enioyiae fbe
Wild mountain life III rFginia add Was
enthusiastic over his BraSna.te ia
never complained g q q any say ii
lile letters exc wrote
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
Won car Sion u chi....

Chicago Mas rs All the railroads
composing the Central Passenger asso.
citation have decided 70 grant gtopoyers
in Chicago on all tickets sold ID Con.
nection with the exposition II n
Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
Grand Duke cyrips Condition Serious

NaFaHu IUNe NYFWs NonoItIon osflous.
81. Petersburg, May IL Grand Duke
Gyril's whole nervous system and bis
heart are somewhat seriously affected
as the result Of his experiences ut tha
time Of the blowing up Of tie battle
SLIP PetropavlovsS off Port Arthur On
April IL, and the official report d his
medical attendants says the grand
duke viii require the closest attention
ana most careful treatment Ills cure.
the doctors say viii be a dihealt and
tedins nrOuess
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13

Folks Nomination For Governor Assured
Kansas City, No, May 10 Former
Mayor James A. Reed has announced
his withdrawal from the race for the
Democratic nomination for governor
He declares he Will support the ticket
nominated This action is considered
TO assure the nomination Of Joseph ".
Folk for governor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
PORT Arthur Railroad Not o1en.

Tokyo May Isl official Inquiry
shows that yieeroy AIexeleft's report
that railroad communication with Port
Arthur has been restored since Mon
day Is untrue
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
Firina South Of Newchwano.

Shanhaikwan May Is Firing is re-
ported to have been heard south Of
Newchwang.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
VENT NOT A SUICIDE
Yong MiIliOnairs's Father Sure
That He Was Murdered.
SAYS Jury SHIELDED FRIENDS

Verdict Of coroner's Inquest re -
eIares. win Not stop Work on Case
Every Agency viii Be Employed 70
Track Down Assassins.
philadelphia. May 1S.-Dr. John $.
Wentz. father Of Edward 4 Vent.
whose body was found on Monday
Big stone cap. va, after seafcn g
many months does not accept the hliu'
ing Of tie coroners jury thar tag
Young millionaire committed suielas
or accidentally shot himself,
ANY SON was murdered. lie was me
victim OF revenge There is no basis
for verdict Of SELF destruction 40
declared
..We shan employ every effort 70 Ier.
ret out the case to the bottom ana
am confident that when the true eNpia'
nation is known it win corroborate my
belief
suicidal or accidental killing tnf
wording If the verdict caused Q sensa'
ton when ii was returned to pr Mai
com Campbell. 81 Blaekwood VA, the
coroner. So many facts had been
learned that point definitely thai me
death 81 Wentz was due 70 slayer
bullet that considerable surprise r.
suited
says Jury Shielded FRIENDS.
In explaining the Incentives for e.
turning such 4 verdict Dr. VENT says.
sit is desire to prevent suspicion
from falling upon their friends and ae-
ouainhnces THAT ID an probability
caused the jury to abandon the murder
theory. 1t seems to me chat this Isl
more 70 be believed in view 81 the fact
that tie jurors came out 50 plainly IN
their wording Of the verdict Had
more consideration been employed ]
am convinced that they would have 81
least returned an open verdict, allow
ing for possibilities. rs il WIS they
came ont n way calculated TO end
the mystery III the case as auiekly O.
possible,
eThe returning d The verdict wall
not stop work On the ease however
We intend to make every effort to
learn i possible the true iatis u ihe
slayers of my son are LIKING every
agency VIII be brought to bear 50 truce
them down
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-23

consideraciones del articulista ]. n.
Aramburu que formara parte de la
opinion p1blica cubana.
Y en- este caso, que harfamos los
trabajadores puertorriquefios
Bien Sc comprende que a6n toda-
via no podemos formar juicios defini-
tivos, sobre un hecho no realizado.
No podemos juzgar una acci6n sin an
tes ser conocida.
No obstante, hemos de dar Ia voz
de aviso.
No es possible prestarnos q todo.
No debe repetirse el feo hecho del
Hawaii, del Ecuador y Ell Daiquirf.
Nosotros hemos estado diariamen-
te opuestos Ia emigracion, 81 estas
Sc verifcan en- los terminus que sc ve-
rifcaron las de Hawaii y el Ecuador
si estas Sc verifcan con el prop6sito
que nos anancia Ell Circulo Obrero de
Cuba, hemos de ser algo mas que opo-
stores: barreras inquebrantables.
Esperemos los heehos; por hoy
valga la advertencia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-23
HumacaO

FL companero Nicanor Mora, Or
ganizador provisional de esta ciudad,
nos escribe camo sigue:
<Mi buen amigo y companero:
Reposa en- mi poder tn muy aten-
tn carta fecha 10 de los corrientes la
que con gusto correspondo manifes-
t4udote, que mucho fu6 10 que sentf no
Vieques; pero en- Ia tuya me esplicas
Ell motive que hubo para que no te
fuera possible efsctuarlo por 10 que es :
tas dispensado.
Ne dices en- la tuya que ahora 10
que hay que hacer- es trabajar fin de
que las Uniones que aquf dieron prin-
cipio tomen cuerpo efectivo....
Lo que es en- esta empresa pierdan
ell cuidado que mi objeto es ell de no
desmayar nj un momanto. Esperan-
zas muchas teDgo en- escribirte y no en-
leianos dias comunicarte que va nues-
tros prop6sitos fueron conseguidos;
que nuestras aspiraciones llegaron al
fin que persegufamos, para clio pom
DIRE en- activo mis- energlas mis- esfuer
EOS mi poca inteligencia.
Lo que para estos casos Sc neee-
sta es el buen deseo y 90 10 que mi
me sobra amigo mio.
Sin otro particular por hoy recibe
recuerdos de mi esposa y Quedo co mo
sienpre tus ordenes afmo. y amigo.
Firmado.
Despues de esa carta la p&labra
de los hombres responde de la pronta
efectivid ad de la organization.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-23
La V0z del EscIaVe

Varios compafieros nos han mos
trado ell papelucho pseudo regionaListo
que contiene un farrago de insnltos y
groserfas para los leaders de la Fe-
deracion Libre; y algunos de estos
compafIeros nos han interrogado si
hemos de eontestar tales imprope-
rios.
Hemos de hacsr constar que por
nuestra parte los garrapateadores de
eLa Voz del Esclavos pueden scumu-
lar todo el lodo que gusten alredsdor
de nuestros nombres, pero nosotros n o
hemos de hacerle caso, porque mas d e
una vez hem0s probado que de la man
cha de tai inmuudicia hemos salido
ilesos.
[Continuara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-23
Guayama

Ell hermano Secretario Mr.. +. Mo-
rrison ha notificado al camarada S.
Iglesias haber ex pedido ell Charte r
para la Union Obrera Federada de
Guayama, con fecha 4 de Noviembre
Y en- union del oufit enviado al Secre-
tario Enrique P. CarrasQuillo.
So anuncia tambi6n que el Presia
depte Gompers ha escrito dicha
Union en- forma muy congratulate
La regularizaci6n de esa q. O. F.
nizaci6n obrera quay amesa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-23

importa, porqus 10 esencial es
que raspire y ESQ 10 hsmos con-
seQuido.
Carpignano essresh6 con
fuerza una dc Las manos del jo-
ven, mientras le decfs:
La Providencia ha queri-
do os encontrerais cerea. tC6mo
podremos psgsros, seffor2
-Lo que yo be hecho no
tiene merito alguno. Hemos
scudido & tempo y eso es todo.
Ahoaa hay que darle IN coci-
miento bien caliente.
Ell estudiantc SO intsrrum-
pi6, porque en- aquel momento
entraba ell m6dico & quien Her-
cules habfa lido q buscar.
FL doctor aprob6 todo GUAM
to hzbfa hecho ell estudiante,
prescribe una poci6n y asegu-
r6 que va no habfa peligro al
guno.
Antonieta respiraba va H.
bremente, pero arm no habia
recobrado los sentidos. A 80 la
do quedaron Edovigis v Carpig-
nano, pues Hercules habis lido {
10 botica.
Ell Millionaire ne habfa sen
tado junto & Ia cRbecera de An
toniets, y So rostro estzba con
trafdo por In pena.
-iCuando pienso, deefa &
media Voc Eduvigis. que querfx
morir por aquel miserable! tPe-
70 es verdad que viva y quo
aqueila espuela de defdnci6n ca
una mentira inf&me?
ST; es verdad, contest6
Felix. preguntadselo & Hercu-
les. Cuando este fue aver 4 de-
,irme que el tai ioven hxbfa
nuerto, me qued9 asombrado,
porque esa misnna maffxna 10
aabia viato. Penak que me ha-