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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-05

9inge borl @ern ~uniereins III
Der 8irtiGoft nltr oos Mqergerit1g-
lte peritebt, 0onn eeiBt es gleih /.
u0o ia : oas lit nun mai 10
S%rallenartI" Iber oa iino 5mel
Manner in ser Sabrif, bilben ild)
o1es moelibe Elm, ein gan5es Seer
@eamten oaau, nno oo6 moden lie
Die 9ltgen ni6t a1f. @o5u il
oenm Der 8opo Ben Mar eigent-
lid in Sic Sobrif genommert mean
cr ni6t a1fpaBt uno gum redlten
iiebt? 9as @erumluneern in Der
lesten 3eit bot mir idon lange
ni6t gefaner, n1to nun mo1tet Sbt
ear nod Stolien reiien. Sea, oa5r
miro Mor mol ieet Die 2uit Der
gargen iein ="
Modte sic Wautter tie onereifenl
Gas ertrug iie germ i6meigeno, ME
lie ar Die iiberihmangliben Cert
li6feitsbemeiie ~ertragen bette. Iher
ibren Mam muBte tie perteioigen.
Gellte UNI energii6iten!
Diana, bu abnlt ni6t, mas M"r
in Der, bon Dir 10 i6arf betonten
lebtcn 3eit gelitten bat. Sd abcI
ih meiB es! Samol, er mar ll.-
tdtiel @enn er's ober NOR, 10 trll3
sic i6iefe Stelung, in Die i'm So
pa bineingeordnet batte Die Sdulo
= nibt erl" entgeanete Tic lebba't.
uSreimiaig lit er ,lidt 81 Der @ole
bes itummen 3nidauers berab9e=
ianfen, iie lit inn 5ueei6oben psr
Sen. l1no oab bus llllr metBt> Wfn=
ina: in mir ilbelt's, bob enolid) etil
auBeres Greignis aefommen tit, ons
i'm b%erausretBt! gs mare 10 n.d,t
meiter geagngen, er per6ebrte II
innerli61 Mamal"
(Gortlcuuuo iolat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-05
Gas aieo Ser 9entidJem i'm gmslano

Ser iuuge Salt ltei9t auf bonn Nelt,
Spbalb er fIiisg geiporoen;
60 flogen mir gen OF lno Welt,
Gen Siibel uno gen 3orben.
ga baben @etter, @oge, @inb
llls milo berum oetrie6eu
@as tutsl SIN tieflten 5er5eu Itno
8ir bentocb 9euti6 eeblteben.
@ol n11tBten ipir al anb'ren 2aut
9as DIR, ben 0tu,lb geiu0bnen,
Denn itatt Der Mntteriprade traut
11mflana ums frembes SDnen:
Sod pas audi lueli6 unb britif6 tp:r
Says uber 1pradeu, iGrieben,
9es Ser8ens Spra6e lit nl6 bier
9as Iiebe 9enti6 eeblieben.
SIR 8riiber, Die SIR po6nt bobeim,
9iirft ms nidGt trelllos ldelten.
Sir truaem beltl1er 3ufunft &eim
5inaus in ,,eue @eltenl
Sir lieben gld oas bei1're Sell
9a6eim BEL unIren 2ieben
1l1b 1u6tel ulls Elm fernes Seil =
l1tib iino bod 9eutiG sebliebenl
8, 1h5nes, beutides @aterlano.
9m 6eimat oGne @lei6enl
9n bait ing in Die Belt eelnnot,
Sab ipir in alien Heid1eu
Nns 8oten beiier 6errli6feit
Sir bienen unb biG lieben,
Stpl5. bas mir nun nnb ieber5eit
Sir treu nnb 9euti9 gebliebenl
(Sm. Srib.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-05
@iesemlieo einer gbfimentim,

S1laf, mein 8inodeu, fblafl
Sur Waiier triuft Das @Gaf.
Sie 8ogeIeiu I'M Baloe,
9ie Bliimlein auf Der @aloe,,
sic ale trinfen @ott fei 9anf,
Np1 reiuen, nnberfalidteu Grant.
Mnd gu, meiu 2iebling. ipirit 9m srob.
grillf' INNER flnres Mdller blos
9us See mlb Slub NIB Queael
S6laf, &inbdeu, i1nelel
G9laf mein gnseI. i1lafl
Ser @odelbabn lit 6rap,
Trdgt Sporen gleid ben Hittern
llno trinft bod feinen v8itteru".
Ser 5tor9 audi trilft nls flnges Sic
Srob langem S1liabel nienlaIs 8ier.
@erate 9u ben beiben liad),
Q011' 9einen 9urlt aus Tei1 un0 8aGi
9os @aiIer i1medt 10 linbe.
S9laf, Ginb, gel6ipinoeI
5dlaf in iiber gtubl
Nur @a1Ier trinft Die Stub;
Sic Srofde audi I'M Sei6e
@enieBc,l 1tets oas gleide
@etrdnf, bon @eingeilt bonig frei,
limb iingen berrli6 bod babeil
Stun, Ser5ensIiebling -fdlummre fadt.
8is bell Der i1eue Sag eripadtI
Gel and i'm Sdlaf feiu YraIIer,
TrG,Ime bon @allerI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-05
eebeu O6ne sal5.

Sir beinabe 10 abiolut gemiB,
lpie oaB 5pei nal 5pei bier it,
gilt bei ben @lermeiiten Ser Sat
ooB Menibenmeien unbeoingt nid)t
ohne 5al5 beiteben fonnten, ebenio
penig ipie 1iere, oeren forperlid)e
gerfaiiung ~oerienigen bes Men-
i9en pertpanot lit, uno oaB Die gnt-
aiebung bes Sal5es audi MIR fir
elm poar Monate Die peroerbli6ltcn
Iolgen fir Die algemeine @eluho-
beit boben miiBte. 4u6 in ar5tli-
ben Sahmerfen 1T oieier @eoarfe
5iemli6 algemein ausgeiproden.
llno bod miro oerielbe nelter-
oings angefobten nift .be5iig=
li6 oes 5ipiliiierten Weniden, mol
aber be5iigli9 oes @iloen, iopie
al1 pieler miloen 5augetiere. Gin
aunoieer meilt oarauf BIN, bob oie
decentralization Snoianer Dol;
ser 9crmenoung oes sal5es gum
Sdmofboftmaden nno MufbelpaC-
rem bon 0abrunesmitteln abiolnt
nidts gemuBt uno oennoh 5u ben
seiunoeiten -Meniden inter @ottes
Come gebort batten, bis tie pcn
ser 9aItern uno 8ranfbeiten De-
9seiBen anqeItedt morben ieien.
Die ein5iee @ermenoumg por
Gol5, melde BEL ben Snoianern
porfam, i6eint BARN beitanoen 81
baben, oaB Meoi5inmanner es BIN
unlb mieoer afs Seilmittel fir lire
aranfen b%enubter. @enisitens lin0
niesbe5iiglih einige 4ngaben Der
breitet, an benen mol etDas @ob-
res lit. 0ermutli6 muroen Die Wsc=
1i5inntdnner al oieiem gelegentli=
den @ebraud ourd beobqdtete
@irfungen bon Sal5 arf monde
luiloen 9iere an Ben Jolt lids
allgeregt. 9ie Snoianer als @aile
ober boben BON gal5 in gerbin
ounq NIT 5leiih nno moeren geah<
rllngsmitteln nidts gepnBt. un6
es fam nod bin5ugefiigt meroer,
oaB aud @eibe, mel6e lange 3cit
inter miloen Snoianern lebtalty
lid balo an ialaloies giien gefpobnt
all baben idcinen, obne iemals on
ilrer @eiunobeit o%eslpegen Sde-
Sen genommen 81 baben.
gud) genieBen piele piloe Siere
lpenig ober aar fem Gals; uno OBJ
mol beobaftet moroen lit, bob tie
luenn Iie mallfmal auf Sol3 It.
zen, cg in eritaunlihen Menge.l
periddinsen, 10 baben lie o%ffenbar
nie onrd sal5loiigfeit geiitten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-05
LckaIes.
9entide Sage.


Mm Samltag, 8. 20. Mpril, trltl
in Der neuen Sermannsiobne-Sall
an Der @artenitraBe Der SeIas
staatsperbano oes 9eutih : ameri-
faniIden giationalbnnoes our Soft
pcntion 5uiammel1, INN iber Die po-
iifilde Sage gu beraten. Die Sls
una lit BON Wihtigfeit uao es mare
lebr gu miiniden, bob ale 2ofalper-
banbe Delegatcn ididten. Muf EN-
selne 9erioneny Die 51 felllem aofai-
perbanoe gc5oren, oenen aber Der
Souspf 0es Deutidtums fir llberale
9ertualtung uno liberale @elesge-
brne am 9er5en lieet, iino milfom-
men. Die aollnention ioate 5abl.
reid beiudt ieinL oamit lie aitd als
cine mirflibe Experimentation oes
geutlhtums angeie6en meroen farr.
Mm naditen Gage, am Samltag
benz 81. Npril, finoet Die offl5lelle
Ginueibung ser neuenSerman1tslob-
nebane Itatt. Die 5eitli6feiten begun
,sen nafmittags INT balb bret. Ser
Saul Meerideiote Der 8raiioent oes'
Sermannsiobne 9eim @elel'
id,aft, miro Die 5eier eroffnen-
Damn finoet 5uerit bic uebergabe ocr
5dlilleI ourh bas gaufomite ltatt
rno bic gntlaiiung beg 8omltes
ourd ben B%raiioenten. 9arorl
idIiebt fid Der 8ortrag beg aieoes
Dies lit Der Sag oes Serrn" onrdj
ben gemeiniamen @bor Der bIellgell
oeutiden @eiangpereine. WadoeM
oann bic groB ; 8eanlte1 Die WeIbe
Ser Sole poa5ogen baber, miro 9err
!auao MoeIer bic 5eitreoe baltcn.
Sod geenoigune Der @eoe tperoei
bic gGnser bic Seier NIT e'netE
stueiten 8ortrag idIieben.
an oie Geier idlieBt iid cine all
gemeine 8eiidtisuns Der Salle.
Gpdter iou getan5t Derbell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-05
Suit elm @mnber.

Nad Ser g%rfl1rung bon %. =.
SolscIatp, in Clarendon, Ser, tra.
Ibei ieinem 8ruoer cine eritalinlihe
REMEMBERING elm. grfterer ihreibt:
Or bate fold' idredliden Suiten,
oaB mir aae ein l1ebergeben CUR
9dminoiubt befiirdteten. @r per-
iudte nun nDr. Sings Seem Disco
perp1 unb 5ebn Slaihen oapon fu-
rierten i'm p%onltanbig. Sest tit er
ferngeiuno uno ipiest 218 Bfuno.
llniere camille gebrau6t ieit Sob.
rem oas Mittel fir Suften uno Or
faItnngen nit glten @rfolgen." g
pirft idnen, 1T sarantiert, 5llper-
la5Iig. Hreis SOC uno $t.00. Brp,
beflaIde fret Bel alien a~potbefern
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Sir 10 Abonneaten cine Grtra Ntdmie DOn $50 III Saar.
Slit Is 4bonnenttn cine GEtta yrdmit pOn $S.T III yaar.
Slit 20 4bonneuten cine Ggtra ; Srdnie D0n $500 III Saar,
Slit Is 4bonnenten cine Grta : Yrdnit pon s6,25 III Saar.
Slit nnt5r als q Abonnentta cine Ggtra> Yrdmie 1On s. 1T yaar.

Ger @pridlag lit einfad mnb Oertdnoli6 senms. &er einen nenen
M6pnnentu Der sr 3it midt geier Ser uJree GreRe" il, &c,
minnt, fpaefiert $500, erbalt, rdp. behalf bauon enen 9O0ar nb fdidt
sen anSeren 9uuar nit Ser aenaneu MbreHe Ses geaeners Elm. NnferSem
itelt abr and nod cine Grtra 9rdmie in Mnsfdt, fails bic 3abl BON
sehn I6pnnenten uber barber erreidt mm6. Siee ~Ggtra-pramie iem-
BEN nr oem oasu Ssredtishm bon nnierer Office ans brett.
Die 6mr semadte Dferte lit fir SeOen i'm iueiten gebiete beg Stau.
ts often. Sober famn Td baram betelgen. gir bieten mnr gaarpreie
an, neil Geo INNER ieinsn @ert fat nnb Sober Oafar anidafien nno faM-
len fam, ms er aerabe brandt.
Me, bic DOR bieier Gfiert Gebrand 1naden nn6 inter ben pben
aeteaten gepnnunaen @6pmncnten fir Ste pJrce HreRe fit Seyas" fam-
umIn molten, fus sebehn, Fd NIT nns mnuer5asid in @erbinSnng 81
iebeu, bamit mir linen Auntmngsfprmnlare snfdidem nb etpaige &c.
unnibte a%msfaIr!ihere Nusfnnft erteilen fDnnen.
rTreie Yreif fir seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-05

S. $. &irfpatrid an Ieatba Sdmibt.
@runbIiid in Barnet 8lace nnb Sall
Sernanop; 5000.
S. $. Mit6ener nno 8rou an Sue
8rpbit, @runbitiid i'm 1leuen Gttbe8lnd
1888; $1100.
$. 81. unb Marp @tcGaslil1 All @eher
Srieou1au, @runoitiid in Beacon Sill;
$500.
$. 81. nno Marp @tcgaslin an 8it@
liam gld11en, @runbitiid an Der 9rere!
@neulle, Gan @ebro 5eig1ts; $500.
Sranf Meper an 81. 6. 8o9p nnb 3.
9. 9arlan, @runoitiid in per Sorlan.
bale Qbbition; $500.
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Yr6mie,,sSfferte
Gin perieblae al, ,~.,Iere Sremnse.

On es mns nmmaglid if, ale 9iirifte nmO Counties bs Staates
bnrd Geiemoe bearbenen sn laMen, nanktem mir 3f anoere Weittl Sr int
1nr ar6feren |erbritnug mniues @fates Innen uno mir imb 81 Sem
Gntldlnf aefonmen, amme1n6ars Gramien fir neue abpnnenten, bic nns
eingemift merbea, anssnfeken.
Nir planen nit be @eramialtnng eines ipsenanntem aOnteaes, tmt
er bi enghidem 3eitnngen a6liA it, iOnoern mir molten Omrb Nns5ablnng
elmer iberalen Gpmminipn JreiuiQiae anuerben, Die pbne beionbere sri.
be mo Nnirengang Td cine Ne6eneumabme sm neridaffen mamiden.
3n biehm 3mede pferieren nr fir ioeu Sabresabonnenten eme
QommiItom un s l., eimem 0plIar. 9as @pden6latt Der uJreie
9re6e fir Seras1 fofet So per Sabr. 8egen Giminonns un 800 mr.
sen mir au bs. glatt an irgeno cine nns anfsesebene NoreHe ididen.
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u | Re i.

S. 30. Sppenbeimcr bat oas
republifaniide @refutipfomite oes
pier5ebnten Rongreb : Diftrifts ari
ben 10. MpriI bierber e~inberufen.
Gas Romite ion cine 9iitrift : Son
Dention anieselL melde 5mei 9ele.
gaten BON oieiem Diitrift our So
iionaIfonpention in Chicago entIeia-
ben ioa. 0b Dies gerfabren rid
fie lit, iheint fragIid, % Die Gin
b%erufung elmer folden 9iltriftsfon.
Dention uno Die GrmdbIung bon De-
iegaten our Nationalfonpention in
ibr nift pom Stantsnoriisen0en
GeciI u. 2po,L ~gutgebeiBen lit. 9e.
.legoter our Wationalfonpention si
eripdbIen u1b gu initruieren, it,
nnd unierem @nbIgeiet Sadie
Der @taats : aonbention ulo es
1T frnglib, Oh cine 9iitriftfonpelts
lion 6ns Neft bat, eiue iolhe @abl
lno Snitruftion por5unebmen, tpslrI
cine @taatsfonpention abgebolten
pirb uno tpeilil ibr Der Staaisr
p~oriisen0er nidt brett ods @edt
on5u ibertragen bat. IS lit ia al
Ieroines tpnbr, bob Die @efabr Dor,
liegt, Qpon meroe beriuben1 oureb
qrifsr Sntriguen uno @emolt.
itreide bic repubIifaniihe Staats-
fonpention fir @ooiepelt 81 faper1,
ober es lit nidt reft gu beritebat,
ME einem 6erartigen Beginner
anbers entgeeeneetreten meroen
fam, nIs in Der Transformation
coer, iDenn ma oa fein Slid bat,
nurh einen Yrotelt Dor Der Na-
fionnlfonbention. Durh Die grilet'-
ruilg bon DeIegaten CUR Sectional
~kotbention IN Diltriftsfonpentioner
ipirb man idnerIid 2pon's @orta-
5esi nerbin6ern.
Mittipo1 abeno lit in einem
bieiigpn Ganatorium, elmer unierer
oIteften oeutiden Mitbirger, gtas.
8. Nrobnn0t, geitorben. CT 1T So
Sabre oIt g~etporoen uno bat ieis
pnAei1br 35 Sn6ren IN unierar
gtaot eetpobnt. 0riiber betrieb &c
Elm foufm1nniihes @eihaft an Der
@no.5lorrs StraBe, bate iid aber
Dor mgefdbr 5ebn Sabren bon ibm
5urudge3ogen. Ct binterldBt 5fuei
9Gbue, Der cine, albert, mobnt
bier, Der aa0ere> 5eIir, in Saa
angelo. Die 2eihe oes @eritorbe-
men tuir0 in ct. 2ouis p%erbrannt
us0 Die Aide oann ipdter bier auf
benz 8ermannsiobne-5rieobof beer
biet.
Ma6 auiIoer Sago muroen
Dergnngeue Ndft, an Der Napdrro
Gtrnbe, nabe Der Ode Der @arten
@trnbe 5tpei Merifaner perbaftet,
cie mgefdbr funf8ebn 8aar So-
len, mebrere M0de un6 einen lie
ber8ieber i'm Beiis botten uno lid,
iiber bic grperbung oieier reifs
loItiaen @arorobe niht ausmeiien
fonutes. Sic mliroen nod Der go
Ii3eiftation gebraht uno eingeitedt
Die Nerar Gorntp Siimare
@ofietp bot iid inforporieren ial.
len. Mls Srtorporatorcn uno Dirct.
toreu tper6en gennnnt: Or. .. s.
4ingslep SO. o. Golfer, $
HiDgefunp, Jrm Mabel MniieD.
Bates, Grou Marp 9. Seriig, OR.
Il. u. Wruftao, 81. 50. DrDis. Geo
8 MegIrop, 81. 6. sabea un6 S.
M. sslott.
Donneritng mittog pnroe e.
g. gbirlep, Elm moIbabenocr Scr.
ner aus Gbrpital gitp, oasOpfer ei-
nee eigennrtigen Mutomobilunfals.
NJ polIte feline Waidine aus oer
@erfItatte Der .giti5en's auto Gorl-
PAM abboleI mo iie repariert NOR.
ten mar. Die Maidine befano itb
I'M britten Stodmerf. sic mar fer.
tia uno Gbirlep ftieg binein, Inn ile
riidiu1rfs auf ben glebdfor 8i tab.
zen. Der gfebntor mar aber u'dt
obeu un6 @birlep ihir8fe NIT ieinem
Mufomobil In bic Tiefe. 6liidlifer-
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au.GrIaubnisidJeime.

6. guntber, @erdnoerunsen, eoms
merce unb gniino Ctr, $500.
6. Seinfbeiner, 8obnbaiis, Niper
Mue.; $500.
u. s. @reiner, 8obnbaus, Gbicago
WouIebnro; $500.
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Naip.

WaiD.
gourilt: SIT Der Sibrer aud gu.
rerldifig2 CT bat 10 cine peroahtis
rote Naiel~
@irt: %, oas madt nidts
sic fommt pom Trinfenl"
Wie iemanb bon lId oell.t
aeiat iid am beiten in ieincn DC
oaufen iiber - onoere.
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maN. Nn3etee.
far County stemer'Ksnetter.
Die rSreie greRe" lit aatOriiier',
&errm J. Frank Gallagher

oIs aanoioat fir bas Gmt beg Steners
Solicitors bon 8egar gountp bel Der
bebor5tebenbeu ben1ofratiiden Yrtmdr@
fpnhl anaufiinotaen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
RAniRoiDe
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-21
THE FARMER: MAY 21, 1912

smile curfed the lip of Porthos and a negative sign was the reply of Aramis.
 "You do not, understand me, gentle men, said DArtagnan, throwing up his head, the sharp and bold lines of which were at the moment gilded by a bright sun ray 'I ask to be excused in case I should not be able to dis charge my, debt to all three, for M. Athos has the right to kill me first, which must abate your valor ip your own estimation, M. Porthos, and render yours almost null, M. Aramis. And now, gentlemen, repeat, excuse me, but on that account only, and-guard! At these words, with the most gallant air possible, D'Artagnan drew his sword
 But scarcely had the two rapiers sounded on meeting when company of the guards of his eminence, com manded by M. de Jussac, turned the angle of the convent.
 "Holav' cried Jussac, advancing to- ward them and making a sign to his men to do so likewise. .'Hola, mus keteers! Fighting here, then, are. you And the edicts-what is become of them?"
 'You are very generous. gentlemen of the guards" said Athos, with acrimony, for Jussac was one of the aggressors of the preceding day. "If we. were to see you fighting can assure you that we would make no effort to prevent you"
 "Gentlemen,' 7 said Jussac, 'sit is with great regret that T. pronounce the thing impossible. Duty before everything. Sheathe, then, if you please, and fol low us. We will charge upon you if you disobey." .fr: .#-
 .'There are five of them," said Athos half aloud stand we are but three. We shall be beaten again and must die on the spot, for. on my part I de clare lI will never appear before the captain again as conquered man."
 Athos, Porthos and Aramis instantly closed in.s and Jussac drew up his sol diers. ' @4i
 This short interval was sufficient to determine D'Artagnan on the part he was to take-b between the king and the cardinal Turning toward aAthos and his friends: s,s s.l 's' .,
 "Gentlemen,' said he, s'allow: me to correct your words, ifsyou please. You said you were but three, but 1t ap- pears to me we are four"
 -s'Withdraw, young manw cried Jus sac, who, doubtless by his gestures and the expression of his countenance, had guessed D'Arta gnan's. design. You may retire. We allow you to do so. Save your skin. Begone quick ly."
 D'Artagnan did not move.
 'sCome, gentlemen, have you made your minds up?" cried Jussac.
 cit is done, gentlemen" said Athos-
 "And what do you mean to do? P asked Jussac.
 'We are about to have the honor of charging you" replied Aramis, lifting his hat with one hand and drawing his sword with the other.
 And the nine. combatants> rushed upon each other with . fury which, however, did not exclude a certain degree of method
 Athos fixed upon certain Cahusac, a favorite of the cardinals: PorthOs had Bicarat, and Aramis found him. self opposed to two adversaries. As to D'Artagnan, he sprang toward Jus sac himself and fought like a furious tiger. Jussac was a fine blade. New ertheless it required all his skill to defend himself against an adversary who, active and energetic, departed every instant from received rules.
 Gro Be Continued.)
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yet know no. one but M. de Treville, to whom I was recommended by my fa- ther, who has the honor to be in some degree one of his friends"
 Athos reflected for an instant
 Well, but then," continued he, speaking partly to himself well, but then If I kill you shall have the air of boy slayer" Then to D'Arta- gnan: "Ah, how you have hurt me! My shoulder quite burns"
 If you would permit mel said D'Artagnan, with tinidity.. "I have q
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.z. ,-z 7 miraculous balsam for wounds, a bal sam given to me by my mother and oi which I have made q trial upon my, self"
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 ''Well, I am sure that in less than three days this balsam would cure you, and at the end of. three days, when you would be cured-weil, sir, 1t would still do me a great honor to be your man."
 Monsieur" said Athos, that's a proposition that pleases me: not that I accept it, but 1t savors of the gen tleman a league off think these fel- lows will never come.''
 If you are in haste, monsieur" said D,Artagnan, land if ii. be your will to dispatch me at once. do not inconven- fence yourself-I am ready
 Well. that is again well said" cried Athos with a gracious nod to D'Arra- gnan. "That did not come from man without brains. and certainly not from man without a heart An, here is one of them, thinkv' In fact, at the end of the Rue Van guard, the gigantic form of Porthos began to appear.
 "What!" cried D'Artagnan, s1s your first second M. Porthos?"
 "And here comes the other." D'Artagnan turned in the direction pointed to by Athos and perceived Aramis.
 'sWhat!'' cried he in an accent of greater astonishment than before. "Is your second witness M. Aramis ?''
 Doubtless he is. Are you not aware that we are never seen one without the others, and that we're called in the musketeers and the guards, at court and in the city, Athos, Porthos and Aramis, or the three inseparables?"
 In the meantime Porthos had come mp, waved his hand to Athos. and then, turning toward B'Artagnan, stood quite astonished.
 s Permit us to say in passing that he had changed his baldrick- and was without his cloak.
 "Ah, ah!" said he. "What does this mean?"
 "This is the gentleman am going tl light with" said Athos, pointing to D'Artagnan with his hand and salut- ing him with the same gesture. ., "Why, it is with him am also go- ing to fight" said Porthos.
 'But not before 1 o'clock" replied D'Artagnan.
 "Well, and also am going to fight with that gentleman" said .Aramis, coming on to the ground as he spoke.
 "But not till 2 o'clock" said D'Arta- gnan, with the same calmness.
 By love, this is a clever fellowr murmured Athos
 "And now you are all assembled, gen. tlemen," said D'Artagnan, permit me to offer you my excuses
 At this word ''excuses' a.cloud pass ed over the brow of Athos, naughty
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