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New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
MAREAN WAS MISQU0TED.
Lectures Reporters at the Lawson Divorce
Suit in Brooklyn.

Justice Marean. before whom the Lawson divorce
suit is being tried in Brooklyn. yesterday warned
reporters concerning the correctness of their state
ments. several newspapers having printed certain
comments the case which attributed TO the
justice. He called the reporters before the case
opened and endeavoreG to find out who re-
sponsibe. but thoso present disclaimed any knowl-
edge. 1t was said that the published account was
due to the mistake of stenographer. who heard
of the difficulty and explained his error.
A. S. Carmichael. the young correspondent in the
case, is having considerable difficulty in eluding
persons bent assaultng him. he says Car
miChae! is member of the Bedford gang and is
well known about town. Since he began giving his
sensational testimony regarding his relations with
Mrs. Lawson, number of roughs have been pur
suing him. They caught his brother one day and
roughly handled him under the impression that
their victim LawSonS star witness. Several
tough characters have been hanging about Car
michaels boarding house. and his friends think
that their object is to get good look at the boy
in order to catch and punish him when the Oppor-
tunity arrives. Carmichael declared the stand
that his life in danger and he has been
placed under the care of detectives.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Gas EXPLODES: 3 BURNED.
Hunt for Lcah zcitk Matches Results
an BIO7c-up.

In looking for a leak IN a gas pipe with lsh'-
cd matches two women and a man were pam
fully burned yesterday afternoon in the i'ne-
rnent house at No 426 West 52d street Mrs.
Josephine lyman lives the first floor OF the
house The janitress, Mrs. Elizabeth DNyer'
was visiting her one Of them put 2o-cent
r,iece IN the gas meter and after some time both
left the house. When they returned. about an
rorr later. they found James Foster an express
man. Of No. 800 West 4oth street, waiting al the
door with package.
As the three entered the house they smelled
cas- Foster said he would find the leak and
seked The women for matches Then they star
% 10 hunt each lighting match. iinHeClat
the explosion occurred and the three Were huIie9 u
10 the floor and burned about the race ana
hands ~, 1o,,sa and
the renort could be heard at considerable dls-
,ance Women and children rushed TO the street
n terror and soon a large crowd eathereu;
Tatroln9an Matthews ran into the rooms @ anu
found The three unconscious. Mrs: pNEer - Ma d >
-aken 10 Roosevelt Hospital. roster al "@-u
,yant there his burns became so PAINFUL
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
SAYS TOO MUCH SPENT FOR PARKS.
Metz Thinks It Time to Improve Land
Already Owned.

Controller Metz talked Yesterday about the re-
,or- ~ his bureau OF municipal investigation ana
statistics on parks and their cost which was
given out last Friday. He said lie did not "lsh
so criticize The Park Board, hut to inform ule
public Of existing conditions. He said;
Il &c my firm conviction that II is up 20 the city
20 construct and develop the lands ALREADY ac-
ouifed, SO that they may he given over 10 me
puhlic for the uses for which they were lntenued
y is a recrcrtsb be fact. and one which impressed
me- ~ the outset - this administration. tat sums
ranging from Ssf1epb S2000,o9o have been ap-
rlroprta ted almost every year since consoldatlon
<or tho construction ard improvement OF parks,
Tarlvavs and drives. and vet that there is still
undeveloprd much park land.
do NOT believe that there can be any rsfutation
- the statement that much Of the money appro-
rriatcd for the construction Of parks has in the
uast hrou eKnended for the employment or de-
Iartmeut labor which should properly have been
charged 10 maintenance account and provided
w annual budget allowances. This tendency in
tho past 10 dip into the corporate stock appro,
uriatione for maintenance purposes has been noted
IN other departments. but more particularly IN
the Department Of Parks.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

Lewis st. Nos, 227 22s; Isaac A Adler agt.
,,619 d9us s. L9Tinthss 9ss owner and s5
Rubin Kissler ast Ptncus Rosinsky. owner and
Aysnue a. No. 1917: Abraham welia agt Elias 300
,aI. ksPian owner and contrastGT. 800 90
Really and Construction Company. owner ''n and
17sth St. $ n W Of St Nicholas ave. So IS
l9oHleoi Guarantee Title Company ast Harry
Perry No I66 to i72; Wight Eiiston Town 2'S %
j tucker & sons contrsctor COln o"ner John 70, 81
Sam Sam .ToPsTy' Pr Tcs same aa lag ag' s So
caS.a f aaf PaHRsH KsRs S SnGT g and
s MAJ Max Ss9Ss nd and saasl
's9 and st. xShos fTS1 ay % E ,ss. ASs4Sq
Eesdb dsn Ogden Lumber I's company agt Michael
2511oo IL: Higgins & Aushton ast BafPa w691 aFe,.
ger and oscar Miller owners and contractors 500 25
iSR S joseph oa m SUnef eron n al
2fS @ it st. arp $50 nnn III e ss Of A%fs7d2% Ra
9TH 9 NeF Hes %Sses %so and io oR,TaGtos W. $50
ssr- ast Joel Marks owner: A Rosenberg & Co.
2d ave Nos SIS ana 500; Thomas F Msians6i, sis IS
as, aarr p9Eid C. A. Cohen & oTSsr and contractor;
laIh 81 No % West Thomas = sccsui CON 90 -
is9h No cog 600 West jacob Rdiow;s $500 90
Trinity aTe e corner i5stb ~ so
arsnesky Brohes sst ''i1 aas i iSsfmi9; lG5seI 10;
chaTes 1ISsTman e0 eodae'S1 nsyl Levy owners
l3lst ST. No $50 10 53+ West. Clerk -'''' VI
Goldman Realty and Construction Common
s, n 10 ,'oesan 4a E,., contractor eI III Is
Charles Freederherg ard Bernhard Ludnik owr-
a7fb and Con'Ts'S9rs IIs Fss, % 90
1.S "a no S"ssT as 10 md ,c "a "a
samuel Hntkof anl Simon Jacobs owners and
aeS S0nu =, T@r ;@s' 9s c,, s.o s;,: 1900 90
eI a.. aet Nton Forran. and George Aronson
ATG%%n aHe ara ''a'rs'Gr. c.,.- 200 90
running ShppN company Joseph WIodor
owner and contractor; John q White CON
Rilineyrp :: ...... 1913 81
JACOB AtlEger 7St Henry Ealchein owner
Morris Ealtch
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
RAILROAD HISTORY.
Relations of Transportation 10 r"o'
lie and Commerce.

60. ,-as,dant of the Southern Rail
80, coronanv IN an address before 'iie
Agricultural Association AT Moh's"i"''', ,,.s
October q last reviewed the history - ~ t,,c
,ransnortation its relations to the 'fANe''i'e
and commerce generally - ,,,,
80, raesinr through a period Of intense pohlca,
agitation and excitement in respect ~ ~. i-N .os
and commercial conditions Laying as'ue 'o -,
which have divided parties for hair 0eh'ui! -
,,pblic thought and interest have been ooh0eh'' .
or economic agitations. Everything relauhs - -
.,s,r.ss interests Of the people has been o'""
into the arena Of excited popular senuh,en' t,o
debate The honesty OF hducary relauousip -,
accountability Of men of great power O. "a
eresl,b 10 their fellow men. the resulauoh a. a.,
-, o- so-called trusts and of quasi pubhc u''i-
,,oe have received the focused attention anu .
o,,es the universal interest Of the people -
,,,e influence OF their aroused and deter'"lii
nose some gross abuses have been uhcoNS .. J..
Touching on the influence Of great ih'eieS'9' "
said.
-,r. ,,,,s. bo same adequate remedy for the
misuse Of power Affecting great pTnG tbe remedy no
hut important as is TIE cresuon Gl reasonable and
,vholesor1e limitations In the progress oL rtirey
Ie.e-seS The pendulum has swung from an ber "H
treme the one side TO an eht elnnretr,ctor the
public restons of the properties were ]
ss1t Of So n9% i IS almost the only thing reoog
rized considered. and me prlTS p, 81 The dsy al
most if rot entirely. forgotten -, 49,, ox+rer,es
r-5esc n-onerties and their owners should pe re
c1ed 10 rorform faithfully their pubic oHISs nj b w
der reason be rates and practices under 1u punt o
iicitN without unjust discrmlnauon s,1ia1ior si is
<s,-or for any interests When TINS oplleauoii.,
,efor,,ad The reeiduln private property entlteu
- tho same consideration aud prctecuon at IIir me
hands Of the public ana o1 me
other private property
Coming to Southern conditions, he SAID
Tho ,oos, messing problem with every railway
,roperfv aud every railway manager ~ ;,9sis for
r. da- is that 81 providinc additional tacllle oF
tie safe prcrnpt ana satisfactory moNeIiItn' ba
she constantly growing traffic. TINS mas um IL a.
ceee ,or nearly rer years. bur the propien Is
more Pressing TODAY than at any previous ue, M.
W-l,fie IN "a unot in Justice he claimed lIaI ue
rsilUays have at all times done al that We -
C7ifrcd bv inc public. nevertheless be4flls IN
- C,or,,o,,e and sudden growth in Southern proc
rc;s and Southern commerce Tor ule .dst dS1 Ill
wears and rernemberng the conditions OF lle Iail
v-av properties the beginning OF IIat petIou,
the fact that the products OF SO IHeI,uS :.
6e1e'o0rnert have the whole been success ulIN
moved 20 market challenges the attenllte collslI'
alton of those who inpartially study Inc ral!"aE
prOnlcnl.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
REALTY NOTES.

Jesse c. Bennett & Go. have leased No. 226 to 30
West 64th st. for DR. Simon R SchuIt7e
Charles F. Noyes & Co have leased the fifth
floor OF the Rhinelander Building. at William and
Rose SITS. for the Rhnelander Real Estate Com
pany u Joseph p. Felt for ten years from Nav I
fext at an aggregate rental of about soOO6O. The
Noyes company has leaS ed about $4,000 worth OF
space in this building from Nav next -
Therese Schneider got title. as gift yester,,a y,
10 the Parcel az the southwest corner of 74th 81
Ter ~ANA'-J NOi4iECit'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
y. r. r. EXPRESS WRECk.
Fifteen Passengers Hurt-T7co May
Die-RaIs Spread.

Wildwood Nov 14.-Fifteen passengers were in
jured, two of them probably fatally. in the wreck
of an express train on the Pennsylvania Railroad
at Grassy Sound. near here. to-day. The train
was bound from Camden y. j., TO this place. The
most seriously injured are:
F. H. Sparkling. of philadelphia: may die
+. d. Springer. of F3ridgeton, y. j.; may die
Horace Newcomb, of Wildwood,
Eliza beth Snyder. of Belvidere. N j.
The accident which is believed to have been due
the spreading of rails occurred near small
bridge which crosses meadow stream near Grassy
Sound The locomotive and the first two cars fell
over an embankment, and the third car crashed
against telegraph pole. There were only seven
teen passengers the train. Most of those VINO
were injured were in the first car.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

filed to-day with the Secretary of State included
those of:
Jamaica Consumers Ice Company. jamaica: cap
ital $4,000 DIRECTORS: F; Nostrand jamaica; r.
II. DAYS and F. SieverS. Hollis.
Independent Cigar stores Coupon Company New
York; capital. S250.O00 Directors: VI. H Elvidge
F. J. Nicholas, New York; F. T. Wentworth
Brooklyn.
s2Oo0oo Directors: H. r. Scama, E. P. Aron.
Paris; G. Silva. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
TO ENLARGE OLD PUBLIC SCHOOL.

c. b. ]. Snyder. chief architect of the Department
of Education, has fled with Buildings Supertn-
tendent Murphy plans for the enlargement of old
Public School Il, in Greenwich ave. north of 10th
St. which is famous landmark of old Greenwich
Village. four story annex 90 feet front and IA
feet deep, is to Se added To the north side. with
facade or brick and hrownstone to harmonize with
the structure. The addition will 5000
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
FRIGHTENED HORSE; MAN MAY DIE.
Wealthy Brickyard Owner of Newburg Suf-
fering from Fractured Skull

Kingston. n. Y, Nov. 14.-Thomas Dinan. Of
Newburg, a wealthy brickyard owner. is suffer-
ing from a fractured skull at the Kingston City
Hospital as a result of being thrown from his
horse to-day. The animal became frightened at
an automobile. lurched suddenly. and Dinan was
thrown, his head striking the frozen ground
The members of the automobile party did not
give their names, and the number of their
machine not taken. Mr.. Dinan is not ex-
pected to recover.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
MAN KILLED IN QUARREL.
Charles Ward Shot Following Argument
Over Game Of Pool.

"Kito' Mulvaney a denizen OF Chinatown. was
arrested last night the charge of killing Charles
Ward. the driver of a newspaper wagon. after a
quarrel in a poolroom in lower Fulton street.
Brooklyn. Ward lived at No 155 Prospect street
Brooklyn. and "Kito," whose proper name is
Daniel. lives with his mother at No. 81 Fulton
street.
1t is said that the men quarrelled game
of pool at No. lS6 Fulton street Tuesday even
ing. Last night they the same place and
the quarrel resumed. From words the men
to blows and then shot was fired and
Ward dropped dead
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
GAVE UP B1RTHRIGHT FOR BRIDE.
German Prince Secretly WEEDS Daughter of
Cologne Tradesman.

London, Nov. lit became known here to-
day that the hereditary Prince Eberwyn. of
Benthem-Steinfur and Lilly Langenfeld,
daughter of a retired tradesman of Cologne were
secretly married at the Registry Office here on
October 26 1t is understood that the father Of
the prince refused his consent TO the marriage:
consequently the couple came to London, and
the ceremony was performed here. The prince
had previously renounCed his birthright in ia
vor of his younger brother. Victor Adolphus.
After the ceremony the newly married couple
started for Cologne.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
MEXICAN ceNTRAL's TEMPORARY HEAD

Fben Richards. formerly vice president and gen
eral counsel Of the Mexican Central Railway Com
pany. was yesterday elected temporary president
10 fn the vacancy caused by the resignation of A
A Robinson. The other retiring officers were re-
elected II officially announced after the
directors meeting that the management Intended
obtain at early date rhe most competent ma N
possible FOR the Office OF president According 10
adVices from the CITY OF Mexico their choice is
likely 10 be &. r. Hudson. vice president of
the company, but confirmation of that forecast
could be obtained here
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
THE Bronx BUILDING PLANS.

Nhlseofidee avenue, " corner OF 23lst ~ /.
one story and basement brick church 50 6xiO0.
etuiCh Mediator. owner. henry Vaughan
Maynower ave. a. $ - u $ cf EVELYN Place:
tNo and one-haf story frame dwelling house
INNdo salvatore GhaiNaltS. owner. Re- nard
theltug architect ........... ........
GARFIELD St. 30 n of Morris Park ave +;
Two story lrama dwelling house. 2iNS2; Andrew
q Anderson, owner, Bernhard Ehsins. archt-
,eCt -,..-''-
''es'on ave Q :. % n, of 1884 81 two and
one half story bricN stable and dwelling house
- lN+GG, Philip = Erarns own,r. George r
SpelTea, architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
GEORGE J. G0ULD'S AMBITION.
Would Have Best Railroads and Consoli-
dated Transcontinental Line.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune

y! ItItgTaI'h 7" Inc 7 TIDuIV-I
Denver. Nov. 14.-George J. Gould, who is here
inspecting the Rio Grande system, said to-day:
1T has always been my ambition TO have the
best railroads possible and TO create a trans
continental line under head. If man
agement can have a line from ocean TO ocean
it can serve the interests of the people better
than when divided into many small companies.
The Missouri Pacific is the center Of our trans
continental line The Western Pacific. our line
building from Salt Lake City to San Francisco.
will be completed In two years"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
FIRE PANIC IN SUBWAY.
Motor Short Circuited in Deep Tunnel Near
Grand Central.

= short circuit the second motor car of a
south bound train caused a panic in the subway
late last night The accident occurred between
sd and 42d streets. and the tunnel was soon filed
with smoke. At hrst II seemed as # the cars
would catch fire. and the passengers remembering
former fires. attempted 10 get out of the cars
Some OF them succeeded. and walked to the next
station. Traffic blocked for a half hour
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

Al IA Ves@y rt-By BRYAN I. Kenre4ly, Hf voluaiss
cor Fftusid. ave. ia SX24S iN21N@N; Of HAs-
sais. ..t5 y, 81 $50 FllwcCd J. az vollnts
ave in ~ corr i2S ax i36 3xiSO l0N2So "a rgle0oa S
sale. sold at s2SGUG: Magic ave. s,is Al Se.~s
go 49, ssch 2SxtOe. voluntary Sae' ,siaa. vonais
am ave- cor 9iOth 81 four lots saca = = ef ln a."
sale sold at S220 2ltih - sod at Se@ss ~
Nv LANES l. wells. Fort SCHUYLER "a, ,ySs of Csths'
ham ri. . twr and plots eNt : sa - so ..,r
~ aV..,-, ts.,ease4 withdrawn At So. Blsass
AZ Bronx Salesroom az oon-gpS ,-rss vacant ! n;
Grant ave id4;h -. l2uNfSN ls-snf
tarv sale To Henry J Schumachet lie 70 Hes.asS
I64tb II tlpXtGO; vacant, Noi"ts' ',elfh ST. ~ rh
scs,,r,achar Morris ave cor 49,. W..
irreg vacant, voluntary sale 70 f-Si(s, vacsot. ~
AZ = ~ tS4,h = y SNiol W y eH -
49,, 80, d, Charles rcrcach. Morris. ucI suSalh
- s,vfC0 vacant. voluntary sale 20 p ~
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
MANHATTAN BUILDING ANS

" "ieenN.|l NV ave. 2 :. i43 n n OF 10Th st. for
ielt story brick school 5OX144. t,itv 90 Nov
ptrk, rork, owner, g. T. j. SNYDER architect -.
"trlSre Drive. ". = luo. 10 n n or t6Ist 81
tnt a one story brick warahouse a9x f94 .
ieigh's Garage and STORAGE Company owner;
SSt 81. No. lOi West. Tor one story brirk
storage warehouse. estate w : PvIe owner,
=. r Brogan. architect
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The New York Advertising League will give a
dinner tonight the Hotel Victoria The speakers
will be Walter Hammitt and Edmund Bartlett
More than $1,000 handed the Public
Administrators Office yesterday by the coroner's
Office. II was found the body of a man supposed
TO be Frederick Mailard, who dropped dead at
Christopher and West streets October 30
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Sylvan Place Nos. 3, 4 and s; Augustus r Holly
leans Max 2 A Wilson Observation-Disclosures.
Prospect ave W s. 20o II n. Of is7th st IAxs5.
Joseph j silver loans Charles r DiIberger.....
Union ave g 3 Of IT, n. OF l6Ist ~ 225xIO-H.
Samuel Strasbourger loans Syndicate Construc-
:icn Company ..............
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
HAVE ALLEGED HEAD OF FoReE9s

Cleveland. Nov. H.-Nicholas Moran, who is said
by the police 10 have been the active head of the
notorious Longprey gang of forgers in Chicago
arrested here to-day. Moran is said TO be fha
only member of the gang not in the penitentiary
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

James Kelly. said TO be a member OF the Paul
Kelly gang. indicted year ago for shooting and
kiHing Richard Harrington. and who has been a
fugitive from justice ever since yesterday went to
the District Attorneys office and surrendered him
self. -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

The second dinner of the Mems League OF the
Broadway Tabernacle Church. will be held tonight
Addresses will be made by william II. Sage Will
lam Edward Coffin. DR. Robert T. Morris and Jesse
D. Higgins.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor the second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment was
fled
Feldstein. Joseph-City OF New York; October s.
1906 tvaeated) ........ $3.50 as
June 49, 1890. -. $40 81
State Rank; November Q. 1895 -. s5s 81
Gotle6. Cecilia fuonitz, November 1905 147 20
Jafe. Renjamin-The Jefferson Bank: November
l 1905 (caneelledl SO o4
Jones, Richard At H. Graham June 2l. 1900. $50 "a
Lee, Albert-M NengaFteh september % 1898. 264 Al
Reese Jules-C. L. Mareau June s. 1906 ..... soc OF
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

Leon Duranton. chauffeur for George Gould. who
was arrested on Tuesday night for running down
Mrs. Kate Brennan arragned in the Jefferson
Market court yesterday on a charge of assault lie
morrow
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

II was stated yesterday that New York Harbor
Union No. l, OF the American Association OF Mas
ters. Mates and Pilots. would assist Mrs Isaac l..
Rice in efforts she is making TO have unnecessary
noises stopped the North and East rivers
Some time she began an agitation 10 have
these noises stopped IN the interests OF sick peo-
pie, especially in the city institutions and for a
time there was an Improvement but now she says
they bad ever
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Real Estate.
Why Trouble
Yourself

as to the payment of A..
sessments, Taxes and Wa
ter Rates, when for a small
fee you can place your
property on this Com.
Pany's Tax Registration
List and have the whole
matter taken off vour
hands and the work dons
for you without further
thought on your par,3
Our circular, giving full
particulars. will be sent on
application to
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Unfurnished Apartments to Let

nfurnlShed A ApdTIW6H9S % -. -
c- EAST a3D ST.-The most elesant spsIa.s sos
VI YcrkvtTe irnprove eTuentS. tEcu1ns pa.sI,, "a:
and electric lights. arranged for families '"N''
Madison Ave
4 10Th ST. $50 EAST-SiN elegant hsht iVos V,o,ssl-t
1OJ bath: all modern improvements s9,S-s
electric light garbage closet. heating, etc s-S-S~
A pyERTIsENFNTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS io' 80
IA Tribune received al their ptoWn once 's-l,,x
Broadway between 36th and SIth sts S uhlla srasra
p m Advertsements reGsl'TI tii IN 3 :, -i@iS m. Va
254 sth ave @3d st % otl tas, ts III art
~ a. Eas+ Am ~ 257 4,d st hesNeeh s.sxes.
sth svex eS3 West 125th st, 1859 Sd ave- sS6s
36th and 3Ith SITS; 1925 50 ave- near o's - - rsnss.
ay. near S0th st l57 East l2'th 81 ,,' -. -
ave $40 "a ave near 5lst st: 554 St s'
Bleecker
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-24
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROSA

scerc6 madre Quisisra AbrzarA do baa
-Sentaos 10 mesa, creo qua Turgy nos hGce ss6As.
La renA estremtci6 evAn6 10 cGbeza TurQy sstaba
dante de ella Ia leva puesta On 80 brszo zquisrdo
mano derecha en IN olo
Levant6e entonce al punto Ia rena ain oponar niDguna
d6cutad fu6 tomar en- Ia aaiento acosumbrAdo
Los dos muncpAles Gsnn csns; porque teniAn orden
de no deiar las princesS nstsne Eoss Turgy.
Los pies de 10 reinA los dc Madame Isabel encontFaron
dsbao de dsjIrOn de otros durants
cenA.
Como Ia reina 50 habA coloeAdo dente do TurQy no %
escape nnguns de las hs que eate hzo ora es
stis tan natuaes que podisn nsprr efectVmens
inspiraron deacon6anzs slguna los municipalsS.
DEpu6s dc a levGnsaron con las miGmSs
cauciones que hAbAn omtdo aeV scogendo exAmi
sa6 Tugy prmsrO dsrsS de 81 los muncple pero qued6
Ia muer de TiI6n.
Eta muer hba hecho sroz dede que vsG aeparada
lie "a h cuyA uere gnorab compesmente Siempra cue
rena kbrazsba Madame R scomeda de rAba
que 50 asemsiaba ocu mismo a rna cuyo coraz6n
cuenemene ousndo bA d consueo nco que quedaba
de- eatrschar 50 hiI contra cOraz6n.
Ta6n vino buscGr muer eIta declare cue &C
TaFarA que hubss scoGtAdo Ia Viuds de Capeo
Entonces MEdame Isabel di6 las busnGs nochss 10 rein
antr6 apossnto
lolo entoncss Ia muer de T6n tom6 A buA retro
LoI municipss csiaban aooatados de
deea en- el corrsdor.
L. lana sus pSida viaadora de las prloneras dszGbs
an rayo dsgon que bl dee h venna ha pie del echo Dc
IA reinA
Durante an momanio todo permAneO6 rtnQuo lncioso
esnoia. Despu6 puOFa giro duloemsne Iobrs
2oznsl sombI aravs6 por de Luz 1cerc6 Is
cahecers de Ia CANA. ESl ers Madame Isabel
-H,beG vstoi diio en- VOC bIS.
ST. respondi6 IA reina
Y hlbeI comprsndi1ol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-24
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Tan bien que no puedo Creero.
En- primer luQar hs ocAdO oo para indcArnOs que
hAbia ago do nusvo.
Deapu6 90 hA paSado a rviletA de brAzo zquerdo M
derecho que quere dcr dc nuetrS bertad
Despu6a hA IevAdo Ia 10 ents It6a de que e
auxio que nos anunciA vsne del interior del sxtransro
AdemSs cnando s diisteis que ovdara msnana de
traeros leChe de amendrA hiso dos nudoG peuso
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