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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-27

a healthy man with bad heart and
a poor blood circulation?
Did you ever see satisfactory heat
ing plant without a good boiler In
stalled to proper system Of piping?l
Did you ever hear a heating plant
pound? That's heart disease, and your
boiler and piping must be made right
or the coal will flow into your boiler
as the dollars flow out Of your pocket.
Consult p. w. Hecker, the plumber.
steam and gas filter, at % South First
street, Coulton old stand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-27

Dec. 27.--Dr and Mrs. i. A. TUCKER
and son Carl, of Davenport, arrived
Monday evening for visit at the
home Of the formers mother. Mrs. o.
S. Chapman.
The evening world., 1907-05-07
BRIDE SHOT AND
DYING, HUSBAND
IS MISSING
Found in Her Room Suf-
fering With Knife and
Pistol Wounds.

SOUTH FRANKLIN. Mass. Mag L.
Mrs. Frances Danlelo. bride OF two
days, is dying Al the Franklin Hospital
to-day from three bullet wounds and
three severe gashes made with a knife.
Only q frN l5purs after tns wedding
feast her father heard the pistol shots
ana went 30 the room occupied by his
daughter and her husband. The bride
groom was gone
The father dli no, send for doctor
FOR ak hours. District Attorney Gro
ser Is az the bedside OF tho young
woman 10 get a statement from her II
she rcgains c0nsciousn-sa.
The whole tragedy is wrapped In mys-
terry The knife wounds ara In AIRS
Danielo's abdomen. while ne pistol shot
ia In her breast and the others In her
wrist and shoulder The father can er-
plain nothing.
Mrs DAnirlO was well known IN
rhuTch rIrcles She was married on
sunday and a hundred guests were at
iac wedding al her fathers home They
remained uil early yesterday morning
ana Il Nas just az dawn that the woman
was shot
The evening world., 1907-05-07
MAGNATE JUMPS
TO DEATH FROM
OCEAN STEAMER
John T.Ford Overwrought
by Big Merger Scheme
browns Himself.

Copyright 1907. By the Press Publishing
Company, New York worid.l
Especial Cable Despttch TO The Evsniar
Worid)
PLYMOUTH England. May 7.-or-
GERS OF tho Hamburg American liner
Deutschland on tho arrival OF the
steamer hers to-day reported that on
the voyage over passenger named
John I. Ford Jumped overheard
The vessel was Immediately stopped
the man failed.
iiis BODY NAs recovered. however, and
brought TO this port
Ford was accompanied on the trip by
hiA wife Ahc a physician.
Il was stated at tne banking hou.a OF
kuenhArdt Co.. No. II Battery place
To-day that the passenger who Jumped
from tho Hamburg llnsi
deutschland was John 7. Ford. genera
c4rtRyenA Railway. OF coumb4a, south
America. HIS suicide u believed TO be-
ne reaut OF oyorNork on his great
sohems 10 merge all the railroads OF
which he Was to hoad, Hs waA on hts
way 10 England TO interest The Roth
schilds when he commiit"i suicide.
Ford was a big, handsome English
rhAn. nfty years old and a graduate OF
oxford. HIS bankers here we're knen-
hArdt g. CO. OF No. Il Battery place,
and James b Colgate. OF Wall street
Mr. KuenhRrdi said to-day that after
working 30 hard on the merger scheme
and interviewing bankers here and IN
Boston. Ford sailed under the care OF
his VIE and DR. Campbell. and that he
was suffering 30 on sailing day. May J.
that he remarked he would jump over
board at the hrst chance.
The evening world., 1907-05-07
MURDERED SIX WHILE
IN FIT Of INSANITY.
san Francisco Carpenter Shoots Up
Boarding House in Which
He Lived.

sAN FRANCISCO. May 5-Waitsr
Charles pavl1. a carpenter. in 81. m o.:
usanlty to-day shot ANA hllcI family
li s.N pc Hitn whom he resided
AZ so ut plcrras sirco.. iu ihlsi-l
The victims were orsrn II 'B.s3.
arsd hfs-seven. his wife ard tar r
= ung son. w 3 BARI. a carpenter
with relatives In "a Louis and Den
yor 81 r Znton. surveyor. recently
from Sew YORK and Mrs Lillian ~.
caro'hers an elderly woman. wlo
boarded "a the .use
one lndsrr in fnr nouse escaped sIr
was girI NJ seventeen. Davis pointed
MS gun ai her and Was preparing 90
shoot wAcn hc said enc rr.cmbied hit
daughter so-nc spared her Ne
Davis ana his ylrams an resided wit
tIe huuh family, who conducted
boarding -houso. paviss home was m
Farmufayllo, near Nisalia. this State.
where he has a wiio ana siK children
iio has been working here as car
ptntcr since the fire
INe slp1unE was done with a double
auells-l n.u,sun. Davis. who shgl in
ihc same room with young Bush ana
Bard. ansfr sboHly Aftas hyc o'clo *
ANA after uruius hHsell with the gun
shot hla tao roommAaes Iucn ne va
lled oaoh room In turn, 0ling ths o.
Cupanta.
1he shla attracted large crowd.
and a rush WAS made upon D1yia, anu
ns he was attsmping 10 reload his
y Neapon hr Ma oNcrpoWerfd and
turned over 20 the poAos. i.atcr Davis
was taken 10 the doienuon WAId OF
| thc hospital
The bodioa Of his ytotims were tAkpu
| % the uiQrSue,
1 Davis fancied that the peOple IA tns
' houts had formed plot 10 hl tam ane
lake his money.
The evening world., 1907-05-07
PRETTY NURSE
CHIEF HEIRESS
TO S20,OO0,OOO
Becomes Wealthy Widow
by Sudden Death OF
Halliwell.

By the sudden death. last night, OIL
Charles u Ha!l!NrH. vice president OF
the American Tobacco Company. tho
bulk OF his great fortuns viii 90 TO ms
wife OF. few months VINO. before her
murriage to him. had been Rgrl \.
Coles, pretty trained nurse. dependent
upon her labor for her daily bread. lie
lc;i. II Is estimated. S-l.o0Juo
The fatal seizure came 20 the tobacco
trust nAEnate while Doe was al dinner
In the Holland House with his bride
ana his niece. lie MAS telling the Two
young women a humorous story when
his face suddenly became swollen anl
fiushsd and he feii from his chair un
conscious. lie was carried TO "a private
room. Physicians worked over MIN fos
i've hours. but nna.a, realizing that he
had no chance. they sent for the otaer
members Of his family who joinci the
sorrow crushed wife at the bedside OF
the exp'r.ny man Apop.eNy was gwen
hs me cause " Mr. lia4uwell's death.
Fell in Love Nitn hur4s.
II was last October thll be married
nursed him through an illhtes fol-
loWluB an operation for appsNdicluA.
his physicians had ordered him 20 Nlr-
gaia. AilAs coles chsncci 90 be the
nurse who wa detailed 10 accompany
ihe HalllNell party.
Later, while he was rrcuprrauug 81
Maine Aiss Coles uc-v alonE Hul in
tho capacity OF nurse for the nilIug
millionaire. Ions before hc became
convAlescent he had fallen in lose utti
the drft ana graceful gir in her irm
Uniform and white apron Since 1hr
wedding the couple lad lived al too
Hotel Majestic
Iialliweii was the head Of tho big to-
bacoo nrm of Ilggett Neyc'A a. ST.
Louis
The evening world., 1907-05-07

little home. No s0i Ess, One Hundred
and Eighteenth street. She Is san slrs
he will come back to her and be able 20
clcer himself
lie has done nothing wrong" sho
said. With tears IN her eyes. and
know he Will come back 10 me- / wan,
him to read in the papers that I love
him AMI Will stick TO him through
everything a. long aH I live
waie Mrs Hess dld nctsusny to-day
the story " ;he PINK ribbons similar
To those worn by MIss Grady which
her husband had In his possession. she
says they show nothing THAI can point
toward his sullt
Mra Hesss love for tho policeman is
SHOWN bs her preparation for his re-
turn. She has nlled the refrigerator
with deaca1.es ne likes and has his
slippers IN front OF his favorito chair
Hess aged mother shares the opln-
ION OF his wife. He Is innocent and
Wll. soon be home" She says GLADYS.
ghe pol.cemaa's little four-year-old girl.
thAr tNt'F few MINUTES Nnl her lap..
Hess Wi. De dropped from the POLES
department tomorrow n.ght n lac has
sf"' 49, t.t AHA AAhA AlN Aaaa Nf1A aAfH
stnt from dIty without leave since last
fEdA9 II ne lcpprls hr will De ar
rested AZ once and Nbi al least hayc 10
lAct tr'al IN TIE department Tor beng
Nay without Permission.
some OF tHc Isuh-ea4ua ab0ut the sta.
non house wnere ne was assigned are
on thp opinion that his abseur. and
mat % Miss Grady are only colncs
ana square fellow" al the way
through.
heas and the Girl Friends.
A Toe Grady home. a Fort Wash.
I lndtoh avenue land one Hundred and
tlrhtN-u.nll street n was said that
Policeman Hess was well acquainted
WITH l-i.za beth. sud mat on the morn
I luB before she dlsappea red he rad
, brought her a box oi candy
Hur was fond OF MIN 10 was de.
clarei, but only as a girl would be
iona ni an uncle ur cousin. lie uskrd
ntf i-at day what she was Eolng 20
80 To iho afternoon. and she fold MIN
lnn2}.eatly enough abe was going TO
The search for Hoss has broas.ned
ana ne h being watched for by the
police Of many cltlen
Mrs. Margaret smith VINO thinks
Hess and AisA Grady were a. her
house IN Second avenue FOR a room :
naia 90 believe now thai the Eiri was
hnaer thr influence OF drugs She did
not TAX ~ all, Mrs smith says. but
b stood Win her head bowed Her
eycs were swollen. and she looked as
n she were 30.
The evening world., 1907-05-07
Bet $4,000 to 81, 500, 900
He'll Ltve -Four Years.

SANTA MONICA. Cal. May IA
stake OF $4,000 played against a for
tune OF nearly tl6oOooo. with human
life as the Anal determining factor. Is the
feature OF an unusual transaction en-
tered into yesterday between Henry G.
keAiirS and syndicate OF four men
In about three years, II he lives. keat-
Ing will fall heir TO Ii.bo0.o0o OF an es-
tato TO be settled at that time. when
sne younger heirs wifi become OF age
The syndicate gave Keaung $4,000 for
hts interest IN Tie estate. taking the
The evening world., 1907-05-07

risk OF losing this n ReatinE dies be-
fore tho estate iH settled.
should KoatnE survive the set
meni OF tho e6tate. the syndicate win
make 81. t2o,OOo less tha interest on the
so oc0 and various ieEai fs~s.
The syndicate - composed OF ]. c.
Steele formerly Postmaster OF Santa
Monica: benjamin Hunter. until rs
Gently City Attorney. Robert W Mil
Ter. secretary of the Board OF Educa-
don and \. 5M Mcpherson. mar agor
OF the EdiseF Gas and Electric Com
pany.
The evening world., 1907-05-07
COURT GIVES DIVORCE
TO ERNEST P. ROGERS.
Decision Reserved as to the Gus
tody Of the Children OF
the Couple.

NDWARK. n J.. Ma The Vice
Chancclior to-day announced he would
recommend that a decree ~ divorce be
granted % Ernest =. Rogers from hls
wife. Lillian n o. gers.
The Chancellor sad that ths
pr1oi ~ the dr.cnianrs Intimacy with
Jlhn ~ SNrtn neN, lhr correspondent.
sas con Hlu-.tt. 'Ihe luurt reserved de-
ciaion az % the custody pf the childrru.
The Nlcc-HhancIlor could ma no
pro Z of the allegations made by the
lofendant ln het crass-hiu Rogers 10
a.s, erintcndcnt of the he Wit Wire
Cloth Cumpany's works a. BeAeN.lle.
The evening world., 1907-05-07
BOY HELD AS BURGLAR.
Lad Identified a. one of Trio who
stole $4,000.

Charles Levine, twenty years old
who says DO lives az NJ. 80 Mad'a1l
street. was to-day held In ti6)0 bail for
examination tomorrow hy Maglatrat
Wahie lu tho Jefferson Market Cour.
charged With being implicated IN the
robbery on Saturday night Of the suli
factory OF Jacob korubloom. az 40
81 West Nineteenth street.
Henry fopplewell. the elevator al
trndant, said that Levine WAS one OF a
trio,
Detectives MuEEe and BrOckmanu
arrested Levine He denied knowledge
of che robbery ana said ne was en-
ploYed bY q nrm In the building Tho
stolen stun was valued Al 8 n0
The evening world., 1907-05-07
TO REPORT TO EMPEROR

AmonE tho passengers ON hoard tho
no. .1..l .pisfr Wilhelm der Crosse.
whics sailed to-day for bremen wHs
npt. Won Kobeu-Pua-4 sitE member of
Trr-nnal star ~ rae German Ems
r--1r ant his representative az thc
opening of the jamestown fNposiiiuu.
H.f HHsr flu rnpur.
10 the Emperor of the opening eNer.
cisss. and the hospitality and cgurlrsiss
.u ln r. German squadron
.,,Hffa at Hanr-.tnu Roads
The evening world., 1907-05-07
NO THIRD TERM, SAYS
S0N-lN-LAW NICK

LOUISVILLE. May Tin my
opinion. no possible contingency
iould arise that could induce the
Presidsnt 20 accept a third term, and
- 10 talk about me succeeding M.
Foraker as senator from Ohio, there
% nothing 10 a. absolutely nothing
In iI" said Congressman Nicholas
t.onEwoTth. VII 10 hers with Mrs.
l.ongworth 20 sec the Kentucky
Derby.
The evening world., 1907-05-07
NO MUSHROOM DOCTORS.

WASHINGTON. May THE annual
meeting OF the Association OF American
Medical Colleges opened here yesterday
a proposition 10 make Il obligatory tina
racn Student spend four years IN a
medical college and that no credit be
allowed for anythnE except Tor time
actually spent IN such college. was
,e4sH -1--~-s ''-t- --s-- --'si's
The evening world., 1907-05-07
A NEW MAN.

George ~ htaIIr. ~ SO TaANaaaau ft.
Sea YORK. saif for rrara . have bcgu
troubled slth rhFumafiHm unl tffpgnr.
uaYr Pills. immediately found ErHaf
rrIlef ffnm fheIt uae. irrl Ils rrH
would nUt unA hH without them. Tho
liHaHF aIrrnN frHIiuE HHai fn have haH
lfn nr audi ns boo ruuafIsn nns some r
fI-sf. nu HHUrnrd M auF orc fH Hf
niolsi viIl EIte hAi~s5.s f'As "'A
The evening world., 1907-05-07
Wlfe Loyal 10 hess.

Mrs Hess. wife OF the accused po-
tceman. Is waiting his return AZ her
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
White Wash Skirts
 Some Special Values

desirable Of Summer Garments and special prices The be- lated warm weather calls just such garments
 They styles, all and attractive o Hn linens fine duckingS and Indian Head Muslin,
 desirable All sizes to fit and the young misssmara styles Side pated box pated etc
 and cut ful these graceful hanging hens and well seWed withstand the laundry Prices range S 5o s2.Oo, S2.50, $500 to $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
The Great Demand For 'Tans'
 Finds Us Prepared

HTans" are one of fashions whns, Seems that every one wants them because they are so comfortable for Sum mer The demand finds us splndidy prepared with large assortment of the very newest styles all one quality "the best"
 There's nc more searching test of shoes fit than hot and is oomy at the toes it will rub or pinch Our collection o sizes and shapes so large that every individual fool may be properly fitted We've all the popular dstS surprs ing what wonderful popularity the pump style has gained in the past year. Our showing is the most complete in the city Prices range, S3.50 to $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
Pretty Paras0ls

A large variety of White Linen and CoIored Parasols with the open work effect which is so popular this year. Handsome Hardwood handles and strong frames. Dozens of pretty styles to select from, S1.25 to S7.50.
 ChiIdren's fancy paraSols in white and colorS, 35c to 75c each.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
Summer Millinery

Delightfully."- cool looking Sailors and ShirtwaiSt Hats that will help to counteract the effect of these hot and glazing summer days. Fashion looks upon them with favor because they are so light, cool and durable, Many pretty styles to choose from at 75e to S10.oc.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
Straw Hats

It's Starw Hat Time. The derby settles heavily on the head now and makes one perspire and otherwise un- comfortable. The best and latest styles in "StraWSp are here. Cool comfon-giying styles that are so much needed. StraWS S1.00 to $500. Real PanannaS, S6,50 and up.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
Men s Low Shoe

Our showing of Men's 0xfo{9 comprises the newest shapes a popular feathers, Both Butcher aIs straiht lace effects. You'll find SofE1e uncommonIy good values at S3.50 I0 S6.50. Canvas 0xfords for outing wear 'S2.00 and S2,50, Canvas shoes with genuine elk soIeSl $2.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLE,
 Telephone Your Order Early DAILY SHIPMENTS OF THESE ITEMS"

Water Melons, 2sz cents per pound. Fancy Ripe White Grapes, IS cents per pound. Fancy Ripe Aprccts pounds for 25 cents Fancy ripe Plume, IS cents per pound; e5 cents per basket. Fancy Ripe Green Figs, 20 cents per pound; 75 cents per basket
 Fancy Ripe Black Figs, 20 cents per pound; 7s cents per basket.
 saney Ripe Peaches, IS cents per pound; two pounds for 25e.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
Kimonas Reduced
 S2.75 Values For a.75
MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY we wlI selI

MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY we will sell Pretty Kimonos which are so practical for house wear made of White 0rgande and other Summer Materials n dainty floral and Japanese designs at prices lower than you can afford to make them One line which we have been selling al 275 Special for these three days Sl.75
 KimonoS which sell regularly at S1 20, Sl 50, Sl,f5 S250 and 5O made of 0rgandy and CTepesI vii De sold al onefour of the above prices for these three days
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
Decorate Your Home for the Fourth

Every business and dwelling city should be decorated the Fou Your neghbor will decorate and should you
 furnish popular the National Decorations Muslin different de weat oos ribbon reasonable that homes should be
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
Tailored Skirts--Liberal Reductions

Every Tailored reduced for Monday Tuesday and Weds day Women who have been waiting for these reductions will nd this M op tune time purchase While there's yet the variety offers ample ttheSe low prices they are bargains
 These styles left from the selling Every skirt in the lot
 strictly up to date desirable for Summer Wear Box and combination paed reduced price because B against policy another Wont stay here long at these prices
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
WHITE CANVAS
 OXFORDS

Light, cool and fashionable, very appropriate for Summer wear and many other occa- sions. Variety of styles in- cluding Gibson and Christy Ties, Pumps, etc. All coIofS. Prices range. SIPS to S2.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
)U READY FOR THE FOURTH?
Lingerie Waists--Note the Specials For
 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

Everybody in hurry get thin waists have hundreds of hem dainty sheer creations and special reduced these Just the Fourth You'll plenty them for this hot weather and now is your opportunity to get them
 These values worthy of your immediate consideration All the son pretty effects represented every desirable old styles SoIed and muSSed garments Plenty of aepeope aid selection
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
CORSET
 SPECIAL.

A line of Satin GirdIe corsets which we are going to discontinue, all sizes and all coiors; very com fortabIe for Summer wear. Regular s2.5o values for. s1.5o
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
COPPER QUEEN RED PACKAGE TEA

Copper Queen Red Package ceyIon Tea, per pound - Copper Queen Red Package English Breakfast Tea per pound Opper Queen Red Package Pan Fired Japan Tea per pound
 Copper Queen Red Package Basket Fired Japan Tea pound
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30

BIackbesries, baskets for 25 cents. Strawberries, baskets for 25 cents. Firm fresh Cabbage. 5 cents per pound String Beans 2 pounds for 25 cents. Green Peas, 10 cents per pound.
 Cueunl5ers. 5 cents each.
 Young Onions, 3 punches for 10 cents. Fresh Bcets, pounds for 25 cents. Fresh TuFnips, 6 pounds for 20 eentA Summer Squash, 70 cents per pound. New Potatoes. pounds for z5 cents
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
Silk Petticoats Reduced

Made Of best quality Taffeta Silk with deep founce, extra wide, and dust ruffie-bIack, white and wanted colors.
 s 875 Petticoats s 600 5000 PetticoatS s $50 Sf2.M PetticoatS s $50 S15,00 Petticoats 5000
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30

Wrappers
 95c for S1.50 Wrappers. Many styles made of good quality percaIes and cali coes, great variety of pat terms, very cool and seryi- ceabIe, retail regularly at Sf.50 and Sl,75--they are bargains at 95c.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30

S1.45 for Waists that sold S2.35 for Waists that sold S3.30 for Waists that sold $3.75 for Waists that sold S4.50 for Waists that sold S5.75 for Waists that sold S6.75 for Waists that sold
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
LONG
 GLOVES

Long Gloves of Fine LisIe or silk. 12 and 1s button lengths. black, white and wanted ccIors.
 SIPS si.so s2.oo
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-30
Lingerie Dresses That You Need Now
 s6.OO $500, slO.OO, sl1.5O and sl5OO

Fashion and hot weather sayLgee dresSesudgng from the sales made this department here the best place to buy them The materials dainty sheer fabrics which appropriate for such ments They aracvey trimmed with fine faces and embroidery in numerous different splendid variety of Princess and twopece styles of which have the short sleeves The prices very reasonable for such artistic garments Every who them admits that
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
la HttA MALDtTA 3t

Mi padre 10 sabe, Juan; gnora que ienes TN noble CO.
raz6n.
Gracas he obenido lcenca de escopeta para todo el
ao que permie dedcarme nvierno
la caza de los lobos.
-Matas muchosl
No poddo que este aho sehora es que
hace % peo cuento matar sa de este dos
TO- grandes o <poca suen aevese
dear e 81 la oba que he buscado hoy nhtmene sc
reaparecr por aqu promeo usted que eapara
pierde NADIA esperando.
-Bebe mas no has mediado apenas la botella.
Me olvdo de deber habando sehorta tai abuse de
su bondad y Ia entretengo demasiado
NADIA ESQ., querdo Juan, sentO por contraro, gran
placer escuchandote.
Es usted muy buena amable para con los pobes Ase
guo used So usted puesto preterente mi
coraz6n unto que ocupa padre Ah proguo animando
dude.
La oven de6 escarpar I'm suspiro
"A fe mia teua sed exclam6 e cazador de lobosj he
vacado rcamen la boela he pueso va tuere como un
cuadro de infantetia.
Juan Sc levant6
: !Te marchas3 pregun6 EucIa
ST. sehorta no quiero estretenerme mas
-Esperae momeno voy buscar e paquete de que to
he hablado te 10 levaras.
No moese usted meor se16 que vueva domingo POT
la mahana.
No vas ahora Civry.
NO tengo que egarme Terose para hacer encargO
que han dado.
-Entonces puedes recoger el paquete al regreso.
-Todos esta1an va probablemente csms porque al
gresr de Terrose me detendre Frmcou mono Hace
va ds que enregue dos de gos para mo hay
POGO pan en- casa dgus misma noche ha
rina en- mi poder,
En- ese case, tienes raI6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19

tuca dspues de tranquear la valla del ardin dfgi6
pdamen haa Sbleuse FL cOnocdo la agurdaba en- la otra
ora guna dstancia del puente En momeno estuvo su
ado Sin pronuncsr pabra oven la rcbo us brazos
Ia estrec6 fueemene contra coazon Sus abios enconra
rem sd union no us smemene beso tsmben union de
dos amas que peenen Fue momento de extasis de
embriaguez deiciosa.
Despuks la aas6 algo mas eos bao I'm gupo de alamos
en- cuyo centro Sc detuveron.
-Adoada mia exclam6 joven cuando tenso en- los Pc
sros que aronas para ven darme insnte de algeria de
cdad me dro amarEs econvencones siento dgno de
ii de tu amor que mi vida mi exsenca enters despues
de haber iuogado mi ceaz6 leo en- tuyo abnegacon SIN
mtes que encea hace avegonzar de mi egoSmo On De-
bes iuzgame haro exigente!
-Te amol conest6 Lucia con adorable expression
Angel adorable mo replied eli oven con acento conmovdo
eu vez de or una quea de abo eucho Erase me
abe eelo T o pesare de mi vida tu sabes GUAM
to mi pobre alma es afgda aormentada este Sc aade
Ia violenca que estAs oblgada mponerte Hasta ahora
tuca todo 10 be recbdO d. viva 20 etna somba de
uespere6u sOusus hsgmosa has svantado sobEs e ho