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The evening world., 1912-11-01

@4hs whole ef tAs Turkish troops ~
4sining In Europe apart from the gar.
Qoooo Of Adrianople. saloniki. Mon
DDe1f. Janina. scutari and . few other
Nsv1A
: TAAs great army was under the per-
osaal command of Nasim Pasha. Min.
yDtoe Of War and Commander Chief.
who was assisted by some of the most
Snloo Turkish Generals serving in the
AsAy - the present moment.
The night opened with the discovery
~ the Turks Of number Of Bulgarian
onvalry scouts. The Turks drew In
thear outposts and these were closely
eollowsd oy lines OF Bulgarian skir-
Jnlshsrs, who were succeeded by the
0a1n Bulgarian army In nghting for.
.oaS3on.
ne battle which was destined to
Isl several aays ana result In the
osfsAt Of the Turks was soon In prog
peeo all along the line.
TIE Bulgarian troops repeatedly de-
tlvsred nerce attacks, sometimes At
60 poiht, sometimes ut another. along
tho Turkish limo extending from Lule
burgas 10 serni.
The Turkish troops offered stub
born and desperate resistance. but
wers unable to Withstand the onslaught
Of TIE impstuous Buisarians and finally
thSy turned and fed In great disorder
toward Tchoriu, In the South.
~ lesose ef ne ottoman army are
repeySsl - have bssA enormous II
AeaA, wesndsa ana prisoAsrs. ~ vel
% asaAuAAtsoa ana other supplies.
The capture OF . third Turkish
military train near Luis Bursas BE-
for~ the battle was IN immense ad-
vantags to the Duigarians, ~ It fur
,lshsd them with moro facilities for
he transport Of their troops ana sup
Hiiss to the district where the fiyhting
book place.
! The Bulgarian capital was siven
Svr % . carnival OF Rejoicing to-
day. The people believed the war
with Turkey practically over. The
naAsss ia not understand the dan
Hsr Of interference by the powers
Ind assumed that the whole Of Eu-
,ropean Turkey will be divided up
among ths Balkan allies immediately.
s.Ths only depressing feature WAS the
aews os enormous losses at the front
a. enc arrival Of . continual stream
q wounded. They came BY thoueands-
The hospitals were quickly overhowed.
bubasc buildiugs we're pressed into ser
.wcs and privats houses were being
ehsown open for hospital purposeA
There were not enough doctors. medical
suppkes were exhausted and practically
the whole OF the feminine population
was volunteering as nurses.
A. the cost of The Bulgartan victory
bsgius 10 - nors Gully appreciated un-
Asauhssdly there win bs . reaction from
ths outburst OF 10Y wf,ach prevailed to-
day. Thus far. however. there have
bssu - AGns of one.
The DuigariAn troops to-day occupied
the Turkish town Of Demotica. thus
ooupletslys cutting off the possibility
OF decentralization between Adrianopie
ana ConstAntinopls.
IT, Turkiah cruiser Hamidieh dis
charged nine shells yesterday at the
Case Nine lighthouse. between the Bull
gaStAn ports Of Burgas and Varna. The
NUhkhouss was damaged. Tho Bulgarian
0Ovsrnnsnk intenAs 10 protest against
- bomtasdnent OF . building devoted
soSoay . Dsacsfu purposes.
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WITNESSES HAVE BEEN sHAp
OWED Bv DETECTIVES.

Buckner then produced and read from
report OF the committees detectives,
who, Il appears. have been closely shad-
owing witnesses, After again assuring
Frey that mo harm would come to
him II he told thu TRUTH" Attorney
Buckrer asked:
within a month. while riding In a
crosstown ear from lntervale avenue,
did you not discuss with one OF your
former sergeants your dismissal ana re.
insratement and tell that sergeant. In
substance. that Brady had made a con-
nection with Jimmy Green and that
you were going TO get favorable de-
clslon?'
As tho witness hesitated. Mr., Buckner
.aId. BE careful. now, Of perjury.
have not asked you 10 waive I'm
munity."
Witness Frey exclaimed: 'I am no,
here 40 commit perjury did not tel
a soul that We had made connection
and were going &c get favorable cour
Mr. Buckner drew from the witness
that Secretary Green had introduced
Drady and Frey TO Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Crane. who In turn intro
duced the two policemen 10 Assistan
CORPORATION Counsel Croweil In fh'
Mayors Office. who has charge OF th'
legal preparation OF police application
for reinstatement or retrial
"Didn't Green take you to see Cram
MT least six times?" asked Mr.. Bucknsr
81 went hut once TO See Crane"
"Didn't Green swear on the witness
stand in the Municipal Court that h,
took you to see Crane at least 81,
tlmesr"
81 don't care what Green testified
lie did not swear to the truth. ] didn'
think much OF Green. anyhow. I neYe
The evening world., 1912-11-01
QUEEN VICTORIA OF SPAIN,
GRIP VICTIM, HAS RELAPSE.

MADRID, Nov. Queen Victoria Of
grip. as we'll as King Alfonso, had re-
lapse to-day and was compelled TO take
t) her bed.
The evening world., 1912-11-01
GREEKS SEIZE
TURKISH ISLAND.

ATHENS. Nov. IA Greek naval
force to-day occupied the Turkish island
OF Samothrace, In the Aegean Sea. Its
population numbers about 5000. most Of
whom are Christians.
The evening world., 1912-11-01

ior the sisusturs Of K. W chow. curss
Cold W One psy. Cures Gnp In Two DsyA eSs.'s
The evening world., 1912-11-01
ROUSH SCALY SKIN
LITTLE PATCHES THAT PEEL
OFF AND FORM AGAIN
Try this Remedy at Our Risk,

ATy thU NCHCoy - OuA A~SNs
Most skin diseases are eruptions
accompanied by itching But there Is
another kind In which small patches
Of scales appear aud fall off, followed
by another crop. This may spread all
over the body aud become almost in.
curable.
A soothing application Of Saxc
Salvc. our new skin remedy, should
be made. This is very healing and
penetrates through the outer layer
Of skin to the <ery scat Of the trouble.
destroying the germs.
Treated in this way, as directed by
the book in the box. the scaly patches
disappear and are replaced by smooth.
healthy skin. Saxo Salve is wonder
fully healing and soothing in all forms
OF skin diseases, eczema, BARRIERS itch,
ringworm, etc. and we guarantee It to
satisfy you. paying back your money II
Il does not.
AllRiker and dHeseman -
Stores in New York and ""
Brooklyn and At all drug 0
stores where this blue wv
and white sign ~- -
is displayed. - A08 y
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-23

Harsrll1
LATE NEWS
New York. II Indictments
charging bribery were returned
this afternoon by grand jury,
which has been investigating the
police graft, against John ]. Skel-
ly, policeman; Sol Wolf, a liquor
dealer, and Emmanuel Mas, a
beer bother, the three men named
by Mrs. Mary Goods in connec-
ton with her operation of a dis
orderly house.
Slight earthquake re-
ported from Calabria, in Sicily.
Little damage.
c. P. Walker, Jr., 81, haywood,
struck by auto. Died.
John Cotter, storekeeper in .
Evanston, held up and robbed by.
two negroes.
London.-Fifth days session of
the Turkish-Balkan peace confer
ence adjourned late this after
noon.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-"Your
honor, I was foolish to take that
morphine again, and I didn't
know>what I was doing" pleaded
Mrs. Ida Long, 40, when arraign-
ed for shop lifting. When search
ed $3,424 in currency was found
concealed in her stocking.
How many make a million?
Very few.
WEATHER FORECAST
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-23

Sir Charles Hardinge.
Viceroy of India, killed one of his
attendants and badly shook up
Lady Hardinge,
The tragedy occurred as the
Viceroy was entering the new
capitol in state. A large assem-
bly, of troops, officials and Punjab
chiefs, on hand to greet the vice
regal party, were thrown, into
confusion. The house from which
the bomb was hurled was instant
ly surrounded, but no arrests have
as yet been made.
The Viceroy was rushed to a
hospital, where the extent of his
injuries have not been given out.
Clerk (adding up customers.
bill)-Did you take a bath, sir?.
Customer-No; did you lose one ?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-23
How many make a million?
Very few.
WEATHER. FORECAST

Cloudy tonight, with lowest
temperature about % degrees
above zero, for Chicago and vicil-
ity; Tuesday and Wednesday
generally fair with moderate tenn
perature; moderate winds mostly
westerly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
TOBACCO STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by L. L. Winkelman &
Co.. No. a Broad street)
open. Hish. Low. Bid Ask
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Advances Scored by Many Is
sues, Closing Stronger.

The force Of professional influence IN
a stock market was displayed yester-
day in the quick reversal Of form which
was shown during the session. The
opening of the market was promising,
and, with the better tone as exhibited
in foreign markets, the bulls rather
expected an improvement here. The
shorts covered their commitment, and
the trend seemed to be upward. me
first sale of United States Steel in
volved 50O0-share transaction, at an
advance of q Of a point, and the
stock advanced beyond that point in
the second sale. Reading made an
opening gain of IL points. and the
talk concentrated on that issue was OF
a decidedly bullish character Union
Pacific scored an overnight gain of
point, and the whole list gave evil
dences of a strong upward tendency.
The impression Of continued strength
however, was wrong. as in the rise;
as prices reached a point ohering
tempting profits to the early pur-
chasers and those who held over from
the day before, there were SUFFICIENT
offerings to check the advance. The
bears began to get busy with gloomy
tales Of an irrepressible European
war about to be started, and various
other gossip was used II disconcert
the supporters Of prices. The market
displayed a tendency to weakness IN
the second hour and around noon the
bears made a determined raid on prices
that sent them down, bringing out long
stock and closing out stop order ac-
counts. Around 100000 shares OF
stock were sold in the movement and
the market looked very weak Tor
short time. But the recovery came
within a comparatively and surpris-
ingly quick period Of time, and stocks
bounded up the price scale with re-
markable activity. The recoveries were
quite general and the active advance
was retained until later in the after
noon, when the market became dull
but no weakness appeared TO be IN
evidence, and after short resting
spell the bullish activity began ana
continued till the close. The most
encouraging features Of the days de-
velopments were the cheerful tone
abroad and the liberal buying OF
American securities by the foreigners.
The prospect of European dificultles
which will involve the powers In
tangle leading to armed strife seems
to be less favorable than at any preVl-
Gus time--at least, il the course OF
sentiment as exhibited on the CONT
nent yesterday may be accepted as
fairly accurate reflection OF improve
ment. Clearing UP that situation,
which has hung like a pail over the
stock markets Of Europe and OF this
country, will afford the professional
pools an opportunity for starting a
real bull market. If they are ready
when the news shall arrive of peace
full settlement of the Balkan contro.
versy following the withdrawal OF
Turkey from the field, then the hopes
of a few years past may be realized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13

Coupons interchangeable. tRegistered. {Cou-
.ans. REGISTERED and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
NEW YORK CURB.

After 4 generally firm opening WIN
trading active In spots the Curp iha ,l o.
Yesterday before the nrst naif houI
Ella used developed weakness in sympaths
with the stock market. The higher pI!Seu
industrials moved up at the start rom .
TO :, but subsequently lost all the sam
and in some instances feli oeIo" la9s
nights levels United cigar oNgl %
0peuCd up "A, subsequently, advanced q
filrther. but on heavy realizing lost an
the gain hut later on renewed Duylhs
rose 9I. Tobacco Products preieIreo
after a fractional gain declined rs BRIT
ish-A mcrican Tobacco after moving up -
ran on a.. standard Oil subsidiaries were
easier I'm spots. There was practically no
market for United States Motor oid
shares. Copper stocks continued hrn III
spots. Braden moving up. to traction
above Yesterdays high level: Greene
Cananea was quoted ex dlyidena al
slight recession. Speculation was quite
prominent in the Tonopah stocks with
heavy declines in several issues. IL was
reported that a Western bank had calico
some big loans, which started liquidatloh
i'm a rather soft market otherwise. Sew
eraI thousand shares OF Tonopah Merger
were forced out from 50 down TO W cents
with a recovery near the close 10 W BEL
mont sold at s. I2ia and West End al
81 62iL North Star also suffered decline
10 % and Mizpah Extension was offered AT
were exceptions 10 the general depression
and Goldheld Atlanta likewise was IN
good demand around 10 cents.
At the close most OF the gold ana silver
stocks were stronger and exhibited 1rm
tone. Detailed operations follow:
FURNISHED b. Harry II. Thompson & Co.. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
Market Tone Improves in Lon
don and on the Continent.
IBy Gable to The Tribune. ]


Iondon, Nov. IA much better feel
ing prevailed In financial circles to-day
and the stock market responded readily 10
the improved tone. The news from the
Balkans and the generally brighter spirit
displayed by the Continental bourses
helped materially to inspire hopefulness'
Consols were firm and grew stronger on
reported buying by government brokers'
Home rails advanced and closed strong.
oil shares were somewhat irregular, put
were supported by. Continental purchases.
American shares were irregular, but N
general closed higher than yesterday.
Consols closed 9-16c higher at 74Ps Tor
money ard IAN for the account. CANADIAN
Pacific was IA higher at I'll.
The premium on gold at Madrid was
1870, compared with 7.20 yesterday, and at
lisbon was 1900, compared withl4.OO yes
terday
Paris, Nov. From the opening on
the Bourse to-day the trading was better
Sentiment was considerably improved, and
the movement started In the early trans
actions continued throughout the day, the
closing being at the highest levels. All
the bank issues were tirmer and Russian
industrials scored good gains. Copper
shares, too, were materially stronger.
Three per cent rentes closed 40 centimes
higher at 50 francs 65 confines for the
account.
Exchange on London, rs francs % CEN
times for checks.
Private discount rate, 3%G47t per cent.
Berlin, Nov. 12.-Transactions on the
Boerse were limited, but the tone OF trad
Ing showed Improvement and prices we're
fairly well held.
Exchange on London, 20 marks 4iIs
pfennigs for checks.
Money, 4 per cent.
Private discount rate, Az per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
SHORT TERM NOTES.

(Maturing i9l3-2T) 4
Furnished by swsrtwout & Appenzelsr No
~ Pine street)
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

suruished by W. n. coler Co.. No. 4s Cedar
street,
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nn nnn,ations doIlars Der share }

,ouo,sd nv cilber, Elliott & Co.. No. 81 Wall
street)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13

CAN LOAN on MORTGAGE e. 800 TO
$1,000: suburban dwelling. ACKERMAN,
lS7 Greenwich ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Tuesday, 12-TotaI the lo4S shares'
1886 shares for corresponding day in 1911
Total January November r. inclusive 1loooo0' "~'' ~
pared will the period in 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
MINING
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
TONOPAHS.

FURNISHED by Weir Bros. e Co.. No. Is Broad
street)
November IL, 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
NISCEILANEOUS
U. s. TREASURY FINANCES

Washington, Nov. i2.-The condition of tho
United States Treasury at the beginning Of
business to-day was: Working balance, s02,-
400. 500; in banks and Philippine Treasury
$50. GAG, 1884, total OF general fund sl4i. s02, 3OS
81. c37, O72 The deficit this fiscal year II S3.-
Il7.9l2 as against dencit OF S:3. 694. AIS last
year. The figures for receipts. disbursements
and deficit exclude Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
INACTIVE STOCKS.

the following were the closing quota
lions for stocks in which there were no
transactions yesterday on the New York
Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports OF merchandise from the
port of New York for the week ended
November are estimated at sl6,5i3570,
comuared with Sl5.2sl .59i i'm the preceding
week and Sl4, 756, 205 I'm the corresponding
week last year; from January |, SO9,7 3i,-
535. compared with 1863. 1878 In the CORE
spending period of 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

with the exception of Standard OF New
York the market was generally hrm ses
terday, with a particularly keen demand IN
evidence for Northern Pipe souther"
pine. Union Tank and Standard OF Ia'-
fornis. No material change In prices
occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13
In RIAL.

FURNISHED BY Harry II. Thompson & Co., No
pS proaf street
The Washington times., 1912-11-08

Gus computer, Naval Observatory. to
assistant at $1,000 Nautical Almanac
Office ]. NJ. O'Connor, from messen-
ger at 500, solicitors office, to assis-
tant messenger at S2O, Bureau of Sup
plies and Accounts.
Resipnations-Bureau of Supplies and
Accounts w. J. Cannon. clerk at
Si,ODc. Secretary's office, Theodore l..
Cogswell messenger boy at 5000. Bu-
reau OF Navigation. Charles +. Mack,
clerk at 1900; Vernon c. Pctteys lab
orer at $500; Thomas L. Slmms, messen-
ger boy AT 500; Harry G.. Whltesidc,
copyist at $50. Bureau of Steam En-
cheering f. s. Borland, clerk at $1,000
bureau of Construction and Repair,
Bertram T. Walker, copyist at $500
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
Line Is Condemned
For Poor Roadbed

Severe condemnation of the Cincn-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Railway for
not keeping that part of Its roadbed
near Antioch. ILL.,, sufficiently well
maintained to permit the operation OF
trains in safety" was voiced by spe-
cial report OF Interstate Commerce
Commission inspectors today following
an investigation of the causes of the
wreck at that point which, on August
25, killed one person and injured TWEEN.
ty-fve.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
NAVY Department
ANNOUNCES LIST
Of NEW EMPLOYEES
Promotions and Transfers In
crease Pay of Clerks
And Laborers.

A large number of new appointments
to positions In bureaus of the Navy
Department, together with numerous
designations and promotions, were pub
lshod by the Navy Department today.
They are:
Appointments: Photographic Office
Waino W. Granlund, copyist. at s1"O:
William @. Head, craftsman. at N.OGo;
John +. Fahlk, craftsman. at $1,000,
John j. Graham, laborer, at $3.50; George
W. Sellers, craftsman, at $1,000; william
II. julius, apprentice craftsman, at 500;
Julius May, helper at $3.50: Samuel G.
Waite. craftsman, at $1,000: II. B. May
hew, craftsman. at N,4Oo; w. +. Hill.
craftsman, at sl,2OO. Bureau OF navi-
gation-F. l.. Costello, copyist, at $50:
Mildred b. Welch, temporary copyis', at
$50. Bureau OF supplies and accounts
Mrs T.. c. Woodan. clerk, at H.2oc;
Frederick GRIMM In;,ne messensSr cIaTr e1y; sa az
Edward Fisher, clerk. at $500. Secre-
tary's ofnce-Frank $. Hudson, mes
senger boy, at $500; Charles NJ. Baruch,
clerk, at s1.COO. Bureau Of ordnaur..-
Grover II. Pate, Copyist, at $50 Bu-
rcau of yards and doCks-Joseph IL.
Goebel. temporary clerk, at fl,OW: Bu-
reau of steam cngincering-A. J. Hart
man. clerk, at s1,ioO.
Promotions Made.
Promotions: photographic Ofhcc-Os-
car ~ EolQuist. from Copyist at S2O to
copyist at $50; Bertron Calender, from
hrlper at $3.50 to laborer at $500. Bureau
Of Ordnance-Robcrt T.. Pollock, from
cupyist ut $50 to Copyist at $500. Bureau
of Medicine and Surgery-Abram Grud-
"uvykV. from assistant messenger Mt $40
to Copyist at $40; Edward MCGuinn.
from luborur at $3.50 tO. assistant mes
senger at $7.O: Charles Brown, from
driver for the Naval Dispcnsary at $3.50
to laborCr at $3.50; Philip Lewis. from
labOreT for the Naval Dispersary at $3.50
to driver for the Naval Dispensary at
$500 Bureau of supplies and Accounts
clerk at $1,000. Bureau Of Navigation
Charles T.. owen, from clerk at 81 10 to
clerk at $1,000: Joseph NJ: +. DonOhoc.
from clerk at $1,000 to clerk at LOO:
Louis {. philippus, from copyist at 500
to clerk at $l.OgO: OrvillC \. Grove
from Copyist at $40 to Copyist at 800.
bureau of Steam Engineering-T. &.
cornish, from stenoGraphcr and type
writer at 5000 to clerk at $500; Arthur
g. Banks, from stCnOgrapncr and type
writer at $500 to stenOgraphcr and type
writer at $1,000.
Transfers and Promotions - Joseph
tohen, from messenger boy at 1860
secrctary's office. to messenger boy at
500 Bureau of Construction and Re-
pair. Joseph +. Ritt. from miscellane-
Baltimore & Ohio to Pimlico Races.
Baltimore. Nov. to ~ Express trains
from Union Station to Baltimore ''Every
The Washington times., 1912-11-08

sr.as to Baltimore and ..eturn. SatuI-
urdays and Sundays via Pennsylvania
railroad. Tickets good returning until
s:C0 a. m. Monday. All regular trains
except Congressional Limited.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08
CAKES TO TEMPT The APPETITE

Baked Here In The Store lR Our
Own SpOtless Kitchen. Ine best ma
tcrials are used IN them. They come
out IN just the right even texture,
and Just the proper lightnesS. These
prices to tempt your pOCk"lDOok
2gc Layer Cakes. baked fresh on
the premises from pure ingredients,
choice OF chocolate. COCOanuJ, H.
orange ard vanilla, eaCh...... lJC
French Pastries, assorted An.
kinds. per dozen. HUI
eacS, DSy'l c@tSs' ................ 39c
lSc Peach and Apple Pies, full M
size, rich and delicious. lUC
SOC Layer Cakes, baked fresh on
the premises from pure ingredients,
SHSSSi%5S' sosSS""t. Eo%iil'' orange or 39c
Chocolate and Vanilla Afri- on
cans. per dOZ. OZ..................... CUS
Raisin Pound. Sunshine and 1Eo
Angel Cakes. eaCh............... lCC
Roii oR.'s safS'..''4',' rHuna CAKE ana 'eliy 1Oc
Assorted Fancy Cakes, per o.
dozen. Observation-Disclosures. "
Milk Biscuits, per 10o
Ribbon Squares. So
each... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Apple Cake. Coffee Cake. and large
assortment of Buns. Popular prices.
The Washington times., 1912-11-08

sI.as Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
& Ohio. Every Saturday and Sunday.
Good to return until 900 a. m. train
Monday. All trains both ways. includ-
ing the Royal Limited.-Advt
The Washington times., 1912-11-08

Baltimore & Ohio to Pimlico Races.
Baltimore. Nov. l to ~ Express trains
from Union Station to Baltimore "Every
hour on the hour."-Advt
The Washington times., 1912-11-08

Mems Black Broadcloth Co
full length, trimmed with Pers
lamb collar. Worth $500. Reno
Sale price. Observation-Disclosures,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-16

la cabecera de la CANA, de la cual no
habia salido yo a1n, me dijo:
-Esto no puede ser; no debes Sc
guir viyiendo asi 70 no me confor-
mo.
Como yo guardaba silencio. CONT
nu6:
-Lo que haces no es 10 que tn pa
Dire te ha exigido es mucho mas cruel
ailn para Maria. Estaba persuadida
Gle que tus frecuentes paseos tenian
por objeto ir casa de Luisa con mo-
two del cariio que te profesan ALI:
pero Braulio, que vino aver tarde, nos
hizo saber que hacia cinco dlas que
no te veia. iQue es 10 que te causa
esa profunda tristeza que no puedes
dominar nj en- los pocos ratios que
pasas con la familia, y que tie hace
buscar cOnstantemente la soledad. clal
81 te fuera va enojoso estar con noso-
tros?
Sus ojos estaban llenos de lagrimas.
Maria, sefora-le respondi.-de-
be ser completamente libre para acep-
tar no la buena suerte que lie ofrece
Carlos; y yo, como amigo suyo no
debo hacerle ilusorias las esperanzas
q. fundadamente debe alimentar para
ser aceptado.
II Como has podido imaginar tai
cosa p preguntome sorprendida mi
madre.-Apenas habra visto ella dos
veces a tn amigo; justamente una EN-
que estuvo aqui e algunas horas, y
otra en- que fuimos visitar su ia,
milia.
Pero, madre mia, POGO es Ell item
po que falta para que Sc justifique
que Sc desvanezca 10 que he pensado.