The Santiam news., October 04, 1907, Image 4

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of changing your dr»«», fur th» or»» you
osar i» «I.gbily too worldly tor tba placa
to which we are going ”
"('bang* my dr»»»!“ th» Tigrero ec-
claimed. "You ought to bav« told um
I
at your bouas.”
"Cnntnesaury, my dear «ir. 1 bava all
you rwpiira bars."
"Ilsr»r
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BORAH IMPLIUTEO
"V»rr,good. my friend. 1 thank
for thia prw >ue Information . It 1» of th»
utmost Importance that the general abould
be prevented from going to tbe convent
before three o’clock "
“Do not be uneasy, my dear Valentín»
the general ahal( not g» to the convent
before the hour you Indicate."
"I count on your promise, my friend .
and now good by."
11» offered him hl* hand, which th»
capataa pressed forcibly.
"My friends.” Valentins then »aid, “we
have now arrived at lit» moment for th»
final struggle which we bars an long
been pr-parlng
Ws must not let our
a»lvw be lad away by hatr.-l. but act like
judges, not as men who are avenging
themselves.
lliood demands blood. Il Is
true, arovrdlng to the iaw of lb» d»s»rt.
but rvmvmlsr, however culj-ahls tbe man
whom we have condemned may be. his
death would t-e au Indelible »i>ot, a brand
of Infamy which would sully our honor.”
"Hut thia monster," the Tlgrero »1
claimed, “la betoud the pals of human
Ity.”
"Ils may reenter It to repent."
"Are ws priests then, to pra- f! » for-
gstfuliieaa of Insulta!” Ix>u Martial ask
ed with a fietollah grin
"No, my friend ; there ar» men In the
grand and sublime •«•»plain • of the
term, men who hare often l*»n faulty
themselves, and who, rondefad better by
the Ilfs of struggling they have led, and
the grief which has
frequently bowed
them beneath Its Iron yoke. Inflict a
chastisement,
but
d.-»pl«s
vengeance,
which they leave to weak and puslllanl
moua mlu-U.
Who of you, my frlenda.
would dars to any that h» has suffered
mor» than I! To him alone will I con
cede the right of lmi»-»ltig hla will on
me, and what hs bids me do I will do.“
"Forgive me. my friend." the Tlgr»rn
answered, "you are ever «••••I. ever great.
Heaven. In Imposing <>n you a heavy
la ah. »ndosed you at ths same time with
an energetic soul, and a heart which
aeema to »i|«nd in your 1-ow-tu uuder th»
blast of adversity. Instead of withering."
"Through my owu sufferings, I can
understand what yours are. I. too, often
feel my .heart l-iund with wrath and In
dlgnatlon; for, believe m». my friend, I
have a Constant struggle to wage against
myself, not to let myself !•» led away
to make a vsugeauc» of what must only
be a punishment.
But enough on this
bead; tlm» presses, and we must arrange
our plans so as not to be foiled by our
enemies
I went today to the I'ala-e.
where I had a secret Conversation with
the I'rroidcnt of the Republic, whom, as
you are aware, I have known for many
years, and who honors me with a friend
ablp of which I am far from believing
myself worthy
At the end of our Inter­
view he hand-1 me a paper, a species of
blank signature, by the aid of which I
can do what 1 think advisable for tbe
euceeaa of our plana."
“Old you obtain such a paper!"
"I have It In my pocket. Now. listen
to me. You will go at sunrls» tomorrow
to th» house of l>»n Antonio Itallier. ha
will ba Informed of your --onilng. and you
will follow hla Inatru-tIona."
"And you!"
"Du not !>» envious about my move-
menta, good friend, and only think of
your own bualneea. foe, I rei-eat, the de
rial vs moment la approaching. Ths day
after tomorrow begins th» feast of th«
anniversary of Metlr-an
In-lspendsacw I
that la to eay, on that day we »ball do
battle with our enemy, and meet him
face to ta-e. and ths combat will I k a
rude one. for thia man has a will of
Iron, and a terrible energy. We shall be
able to conquer him, but not to subdue
him. and If we do not take care h» will
alip through our hands like a a»r|>cut,
hence our personal affairs must he fin
lahetl to morrow. Though apparently ab
sent, I shall be really near you. that Is
to any. I will help you with all my pow­
er.
I trust that you have beard aud
understood me, my frisnd Y‘
“Yea, Hon Valentine."
"And you will act aa I recommend!"
"1 prom loo It."
"Reflect that you are perhapa risking
th» Ions of your future happiaeaak"
"I will not forget your recommen-la-
tlon, 1 swear to you; I am risking too
great a stake In this game, which must
decide my future life, to lot myself be
Induced to commit any act of violence."
"Good; I am happy to hear you speak
thus; but have confidence, my friend, 1
fe»l certain that we shall succeed."
"May heaven hear you I"
s
"It always hears those who appeal to
It with a pure heart and a lively faith
Hope. J tell you; and now. my dear l*on
Martial, permit me to eay a few words
to our worthy frl»nd, Belhumeur.”
"J will withdraw."
“Wbat for! bave I any secreta from
you! You can bear wbat I am going to
•ay Io him."
"You have nothing Io eay to me. Val­
entin»." tbe hunter aald. with a »hake of
hie h»ad. “nothing but wbat I know al­
ready . I have no other lnt»re»t In what
ie about to take place beyond tbe deep
friendship that attached me lo the count
end now to you.
You think that tbe
recollectloo ! have preaerved of our un
happy friend cannot be »ufficienti* en
graven on my heart for me to risk my
fa at }•• t aj-l- i> »eng .* him; but
you are mlataken, Valentine, that'» all.
1 will not alwndou you In the hour of
tombât; I will remain at your aldo even
*houId you order me to leave you. I tell
you that I swear, and have taken an
■ rnth to that effect. to make a »hiv'd of
my body to protect you. If It abould be
neceaaary. Now. give me your hand, and
•uppoae we aay no more about It!"
Valentine remained alleni for a mo
¡»ent: a scalding tear ran
down hla
brooasd cheek, and lie took the hand of
th« honest, simple minded Cauadlau. and
iu»r»ly uttered the words:
“Thank you. 1 accept.”
They then roe» and returned to their
carriage. aft»r Valmtln» bad warned bls
faithful bodyguard. Curumllla. by a sig­
nal that he could leave hla biding place,
aa the interview was over
A quarter of
sn hour later the three gentlemen reach-
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where Curumllla was already awaiting
them.
CHAITEH XXI!.
On th» morrow Melico awok» to a
hollday ; nothlng eitraordluary, In a roun
try wher» 'he year I» a i»-r|>etual boli
day. Tbl» tlm» Ih» affair waa serioua,
lag ilo- Inhabilanta wlahed to <*!»!.rat»
. a j
—r ■ nn-o-r ri., , ■ ■
«ir; •
th» l'roclamathm of In-l»|»»ndence, ot
which tbe day to whlch we allude wa» tbe
et»
At «unrle» a f-rrnldabl» bando insued
from th» governmeut palavo, and went
throiigh all thè Street» aud aquari-« of
thè city, atinoum big wlth a mlgbty ciani
our of bugie» and druma, liuti on th»
neit day tber» aould be a bull tight wlth
"Jamalca" and "Monte rarnaaso” for
th» leperoK. high mas» celebrateli In all
th» churchea. theater» tbrown op»n grafia
a revlew of thè garrlaon, and of all th»
troupe quartered slvty mlle» round, and
flrvwork» and Illuminatemi at night, wlth
open alr ball» and feria.
Ibm Martini. In order to throw out
th» »piva doubtless poated round Valva
line’» bouee. had loft bis friend In th»
middle of th» night, and gon» to hi» Indg
Ing». and a few minute» b»for» day prò
ceeiled to th» bori»* of M Halller.
"You ar» welcome,” th» Fren-hman
Mld cor-llally, on percelvlng !•--«» Mar
tisi : ~l wa» bu»y wlth our affair. My
brut ber Edward I» just off to our quln
tn. whltber my mother and my brother
Augusta procwded two day» ago. so that
wa mlght timi all In order on our ar­
di al -
Althougb tbe Tlgrero dld noi entlrely
underatand wbat thè banker sald to blm.
he i-unsldered It unnsi'vwaary to show II,
aud lieuc» bowed wlthout anawering.
"All la settleil. then.” M. Raller con
tlnued. addreMlug
hi»
brother: "(et
everythlng ready, for we «Itali probably
arriva befor» mld day that la to aay.
In tlme for lunch."
"Your country houae I» not far from
Ih» city!” thè Tlgrero aaked. for tbe
rak» of aaylng aometblng.
"llardly fi»» mlle» ; It la at St Angel ;
but In an eicallvnt i—sltlon for datene».
In ev»nt of attack
You ar» aware that
Ht. Ang»l la bulli on th» »Ide of an »1
tinti volcano, and surroumled by latra and
spongy scoria, whlch render»
an
ap
proach very dlfficult.”
"I must confe«a my lgn >rance of th»
faci."
“In a country llke thla. wher» th»
government la bound to think of Ita own
defettae befnre trouhllng Itarlf about in
dividitela. Il la well to take one'a pr»
cautlon, and be alwaye
perfectly on
guarii
And now be off. my dear Edward,
your w»»|ion» ar» all righi, and two re»
olute penna wlll accompany you; bealdes
tbe aun la now rlslng. and you wlll bare
a pleasant ride; so good by tilt we me»t
•gain."
Burlng thla conversatlnn
thè
penna
had put th» borse» In a eluse larrlags.
"G«t in.” aald M Halller.
"W luti !” I>on Maritai replied, "are
ws golng to drive!"
~!>o you think ! would ventura to
go to th» convent on borweback!"
"But thla carri»*» wlll betray you."
**! admlt II; but no one wlll know
whom It contalo* when th» ahutters are
drawn up, whlch I aliali be careful to
ilo before leavlng thè bousa. Come, gel
In.”
Th» Tlgrero place,! hlmself by th»
Cren-hman’s alile; thè lattar pulled up
thè ahutters. and atartsd al a gallop In
a direction dlam»tr!cally oppooed to that
whlch It etwiuld hava followed. In order
to rewch thè convent.
“Where ar» w» golng!" tbe Tlgrero
aaked preaently.
"To tbe <’on»»nt of th» Bernardino»."
"I fancy we a»e ts,w golng thè righi
road."
"That la poaalble, but, at any rat». It
la tbe aafaM.”
"1 tiumbly confeas that t canno! under-
stand It at all."
M Halller !*gsn laughlng.
"My good fellow," h» replied. "you wlll
understand at thè rlght tlme. so be easy.
You need only ko-iw that In ad In* a» I
am now dolng I am carrying out lo th»
Iettar thè Inatructlon» of Valentine, my
friend and youra."
"I bave no repugnane» to otw>y you.
ftenor Ihin Antonio," thè lYgrwro an
ewered.
“The confidenc» our common
friend piace» In you la a sur» guarani««
to me of your Intentlona. Urne» Oapuaa
of tn» a» you think pmper, wlthout fear-
Ing th» s!l*hte»t objectlon on my pari."
"That la thè way to talk," thè banker
aald. wlth a laugh. "Now, to begln. my
dear aeoor, you wlll do ma thè pìswaur»
d .
Government Produces Leiters
Showing His Connection.
■Ou,
know bow we shall obtain."
¡that he i ><ad read in th» pap*'t* of a
timber
"Man of lltt'i- faith'" th»
it. Frenchman
- ;,
u.Le. ins lector Iwing »ent to Idaho.
said with a amile, "see, and he coo ¡
Bomb's name * was drawn into the
founded."
------ •— for •*—
case
the »■ first time jiwt before ad-
While speaking thus he raised tba jounitnent, when Henry H. Wnitlitnan,
front cushion, opened the box It covered ■ noth' r heal attorni y. took th« stand
and pulleil out the bat of a monk of Hl. and produced more letter» from Sweet,
Franc!», which bo gave the Tigrero.
in one letter to Warthman he wrote:
“And now do you want anythin* els»!"
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‘’Richards used his |>owrr of attor
■'ln li-»-d, no. Why. your carriage la a
jury to turn all tny money. |10,000,
perfect locomotive shop."
Th» Frenchman spened th» door, for over to Hteunenberg, and it is like
th» carrlag» had »lopped In front ot tbs pulling a cat through a st-cking to get
I wish you would •«• W. E.
Convent of the Bernardin»»
Two or it back.
thr«-» III looking fallow» were prowling B*>rah about thla and get him to make
■ ' - u! . »ml. In »pl«» of tbelr »9« ted In a liftle statement of the governor’s ob­
He la the guvernnor'a
difference. It was easy to recognia» them ligation to me.
for spie». Th» Frenchman «nd hla row attorney, but ia a first class gentleman
{»inion were not da»'vlr»d
They got out and know» a little staiement 1» only
with an Indifference as well assumed aa fair to me. Tell him I haven't the
that of the »pl»», and approached tha . «cratch of a pen from Kteunenberg to
daor »lowly, which opened at their first ; show that he ha» 110,OtX) of my money.
knot k. and cloaed again behind th»tn with He «aid the copy of our agreement waa
» »j-eed that proved the alight ron fi deuce
loat.”
th« sister porter placed In tbe Individual*
left outside.
IN0IC19 HARRIMAN.LINES.
"Wbat do you de»Ir». s»nore»!*’ »be
a»ke<! politely, after curtesy Ing to tbs
Federal Grand Jury at San Francisco
newcomer« with a smile vf tecoguition.
"My dear sister.” the Frenchman an­
Finds 124 Counts.
swered, "be girai enough to Inform ths
Ran Franciiax», hept. 28.—The Fada­
l.i.'y mother s’.I.e»» of our »twit, and ask
nil grand jury yeatetday rvlurnmi five
her to favor ua with an inter«lew for a
indictments of 124 counts »gwinst the
few moment*.
"It is still vary earf>, brother." tha Southern Pacific cumpr.ny ami li>e Pa­
nun answered, "and I du not know If cific Mail Hteainahip ccnjwny charging
holy mother can receive you at thla mo­ violations of the interstate e mini rv«
law. Throe indictments, il followed by
ment."
"Merely mention my name to bee. ale convicto na, are auttk'ivnt to tender the
ter. and ! feel convincad that she will corporations llabla to fine« aggregating
make no difficulty «bout receiving us"
from 1124,to f2.48?,OOO, the mini­
"I d-xibt It, brother, for. as I said lie- mum fine pramrHW l>y law on each
fore. It is very early. Still, I am willing count being 11,OX) and the maximum
tu tell her. In order to prova to you my
rradineas to s»rva you."
Ths defendant corporation* are ao
"I feel deeply grateful to you for th» cuecd of eraretly cutting to fl the pub­
klndnewa, sister."
lished rale of 11.26 on through ship­
(To he rontlnosd.)
ment a of matting from Kobe. Ja|wn, to
San Francisco ami thence through tba
Murk
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XV »441 »<
Ulgt.
United Stales.
Two indictment« of
A Providence girl who baa been mar­
eight counts each were returned ugamst
ried about all month« had
wedding
the Pacific Mall Mratnrhip company,
cards a short tlm« ago fr-an an old
which tran«p>rted Ute cargo from Kobe
•chool friend who had given tier a wed­
to Ran Franciaco, and one Indictment
ding prewent which, of v-urwe. demand
<>f eight counts and two indictments of
ei! oiw In return. Among her wi-ddltig 60 counts each were returned agHinst
preaenta the Provl-lernw girl had dupli­ the Honthurn Pacific c«>ni[aiiy f>< for-
cate* In tbe abapa of two silver card •raiding I he cargo In broken lot ship­
trays, and In a aplrlt of economy «he ments from Una city cart ward.
decided to give one of these to her
friend. It was marked with her own
Declaiva Victory for State
Initial«, but It would be only « matter
Oiiialm, Hept. ¡8.—Judgi-a T. c.
of a few minutes to have them removed Munger and W
If. Munger, in the
and the proper monogram cut
Cnlted State« court tonight denied the
Hhe took It to tile jeweler and el- injunctions asked for hy the railroads
plained what was to be dona.
He •>|>rr*tlng tn Nabrarika to prevent the
picked up the tray, looked at It closely •tale railroad cornmiaeion from enforc­
ing the iaw* reducing grain rate*. The
and «mllcd.
"Mndarnc," aald he. *tt wlll t-c Im- restraining order i»»ued aotna time ago
p< •wlble.
I have already changed tbs by J tidge T. C. Munger was diaaolved.
regarded aa a decisive victory
Initial« on this antne tray five times Thia
and It baa worn so thin that I can not for the state, although it is preaumed
the case will be appealed hy the rail-
do It again wit bout cutting through Ilio
raa-l romfianiea to the Supreme court
bottom rrovldenca Journal.
of the I'nilcd State«.
Il or»»» l»rrr»»l»a la .V»»Srr.
Oppose Breaking Contract.
Ihtrlng tbe last «evon yrara tbe num-
Chicago, Kejit. 28.—-Three members
ber of horars in tbe country bas In­
of the national eiecntivr b<Ard of the
et ensed about .'V> per ceut. from !B,-
Telegraphers* union
declared today
<•■ <»») t<> 23,(««i,<s»> but value bas In-
that they would vote against calling a
creaaed about 112 ¡wr cent. Tbe «WIHHks’i
l^.ger and nvwa]>«j>er oftw-ea, in which
event, being a majority of tbe board,
the r«.|uest of tbe «triking New York
o|ierator» will I* refuaed.
No official
•i tion has been taken, for the reaaon
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that no communication haa yet been re-
"Ao you have three pairs of glaaerA ceivtsf from the New York local.
profeaaorT*
"Yea.
One pair to read with, an­
Cru-iar Colorado Arrive*.
other for nearsighted tie»» and a third
Han Francisco, Sept. 2ft— A wire leva
pair to look for tbe other two with.”— message from the armire.1 eruiaer Col-
Fllcgvnde Blaetter.
nra<io, of Rear Admiral lhiyton'i iqnail-
ran, received today at the naval train­
t.tke Atl»ae<l»s Life*.
j ing station
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• . . harbor,
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L_
in thia
re|*>rta that
“Ho you «ee any good reawn why a gifon Nwrd were well and 'that tbe
doctor should not be also a poet!”
| voyage from Honolulu had been un-
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Tertalnly not; Isn’t poetry a drug evrntfol. Tbs vessel
In the market!”- Baltimore Amerlcatk tomorrow.
will arrive here
:
w a rwfMO.
<‘ohWr.
T J. MrwWtBB.
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THE SCIO STATE BANK
TsWybune Bschsngv 1« II
“Well, you «hall ■•»," b» said, as h«
took from «o» of th« roach p«k»l» a
Franciaran’» gown, whil» from tbs o<b»r
be drew a pair of «andai» and a cord.
“Hare you not worn tbla dr»»» before!”
"I bar».“
"Well, you ar» gi>ing to put It on ’
again, »nd for th» following reason»
At tb» iraient prop!» twlieve I or prst- I Correspondence I* That of William
to bsli»»». which com»» to tbs aarne
Swaet. Ona of tha Men
thing» that you ar» ■ Franciscan monk. |
For tb» sake, then of th* |>»rsona wboi
Indiciad for Fraud.
«re not In tb» swervt. It I» nerosmry that Í
I abould be acromi»ini»d by a monk, and'
mor», that they may b« abls. If required. I
I
Boise, Hept. 28.—Half a »core <>f let-
to take their oaths lo tb» fact ”
Hj/win ¿-«'your roach-
« wh>ch ths government attorney, in
"I ob»y you
I—----------- . —
□ the trill of
fi*l«»r WhtiaMH» E .
man bs aurpr!»»d at «eeing a Franc'.siao
»m-r«. from th. earrlags lute wkkk ba deeHr. go U» almw the romplicity of ex-
~
GovertKtr Hteuuenherg in the alleged
«bowed a cahellerol” •
m». but I do timber land fraud con»pirn<-y were in-
"My eoaihtuan! I'ardoo
I
| trodurod in ev klenw late yesterday and
not think you Im-krd at him."
‘ th« juiy
The letter* were
“Indeed I did not. All th»»« Indiana testi ' to
’ written by W.liiatu Mwest, <.ne of the
• re allk» and equally hld»ou»."
“That Is true: however, look at hla»' “ iudicteil men, who, il is reported, will
I > ,n Martial b»nt forward and slight:, f take the stand aa a witnewa lor the
I United hiat»*
The ducuOMtita were
lowered tbe »butter.
“Curumllla !
b» ertod. in avia»»-!>ent.
j. ». |<M.»(ard», the i«»l
He. and so well ¡»
|o whom they wrre written
•• be drew back.
gulsedr
will ba “*“* *
to
“|*o you now believe that b» '
I Sweet.
surprised !"
Muwt of tire IrUera were dated from
"1 was wrong"
troubla
York and l'-«»t.>n an.! several of
“No. biipt you did not taka tbs
| til cm were replied to letters or tele­
to reflect."
"Well. I will put on ths gown, alm-» I grnma urging bini to return to Idaho.
”1 can't «ee why 1 should come tack
must
HUH with your permission I
uulwsa it 1» in regard to tlmiwr, and
k»»p :n ywrapona under It."
"Caspita!
My perinlaamn! On ths that ia all in th« governor’s liands,”
But wrote Rweet in one of hi* not«». Then
contrary, I order you to do ao
ho pracaxaiml:
what are they!"
A machet», a ki-if».
"You shall s»e.
"Aa U> tin- mi'tiey coming to me, put
and a |«ir of pistola.
it in the trank. 1 l»ave absolute faith
If n»c»«»ary. I tn Hi« g'lvemur. Ho came to tny aeaiat
“That I» first rat».
shall b« ab!« to find you • rlfls."
• neo and hrl|<rd in« out of « meae I
While talking thus, tb» Tigrero bad never ought to liavo g<>t in.
1 don't
changed his dr»M
know wl>at I would have done if It had
th» Frenchman continuad.
"There.
not been for t «■ governor.''
"you are a p»rf<-il m<>nk "
In another letter Hwect gave the
"No. I want aomatblng mor», some­
Miounta lie waa “in" on the timber
thing which 1» even Indispensable,"
deal.
Tbe total amount wax aliout
"What’s that!"
12'4.0"0, ilu ludli.g a
rude « gned
"Tbe hat."
hy himself and Ftetincrdw-rg. Kbortly
"TTiat's true."
thla Saoet wrote to his attorney
That part of my roetuma I hanfly •iter
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«g» prie» on ths farm tn 1000 1« Mated
st »44 fio in 1007 It 1« IWüi» ths
hlgbiMit prl.-e of wblch there U any of-
fil ial re-urd.
n
Physician i^Surqcon
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Dentist
STLUKENBIRG DFEPLY INVOLVED
CRA1TRR XXI -(Continued.)
"Hava you barnad any Important n*w»
alm-w our laut interview V
“Only on* thin*, but I thiuL It la nt
th» uttnoal (rarity for you.”
”8p«ak, my friend."
“What I bava to tell you la abort and
gloomy, >»i>i>r»a
Ih» (»neral. aft»r a
eorret ronveraallon with hi» man of bu»l
naea, ordered me to carry a letter to tbe
Conveut of lb« Bernardi n-«.“
“To the convent!" lK<n Martial al­
ela lined.
"Slleoce," aald Valentine.
"!>o you
know the contenta of tbla letter!"
“IIona Aalta (ave it me to read. Th»
generai Informe tbe ebbene that h» te
rsaolvsd to flulsh the matter; that wbetb
er hie ward be mad or not, h» mean» to
marry b»r, and that at eunriae on the
-lay after tomorrow. a prient ænt by
him will pfeoent himself at lb» convent
to arranye tbn ceremony.”
“What In to be duns!" tbe Tlfreto et-
claimed aadly.
“Kllenrw," Valentine repeated, "la that
all. Camero!"
"No: tbe general adds that he raqtreet»
the abt-eaa Io pre|«re the young lady
for thia union, and that he will bi tn •-It
call at th» convent tomorrow. In ord*r
to si plain more fully
bla
liieiorabl«
wl.hea."
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INCORRORATCO DEC. 2S. 1»0T
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