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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-05

Malot (who has retired from the field, Lud-
oyic Halevy, Pierre Lott, Alphonse, Leon
Paul and Victor Marguerite. A further budget
of these notes will appear in the next num-
Der; the Lounger gossips about Mr. s.. R.
inches in height, and an indefatigable work
er. Usually he works alone, beginning at
about O'Clock In the morning. and when he
machines Of unusual Size and strength, spe-
cially made for him, and the unusual faculty
OF carrying on a conversation. while writing
as to work, and is an interchangeable golfer.
A picture Of him while making stroke on
the famous st. Andrews links accompanies
the Loungers notes. 1t was taken by Maj.
Pond this summer
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"Persons who have never given the
subject much attention will be sur
prised to learn how little authority
there is for the rules governing the
great majority of cur popular games,
says Mr. r. F. Foster, the author of
THE Complete Hoyle," and recog-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-05

The tales of "The Arabian Nights"
have been retold for young readers by
NJ. Clark, and published in the Eclec-
tic School Reader Series. The stories
are well selected and retain in the new
telling much of their original charm
and attractiveness at the same time
that they are adapted to the apprecia-
ton of minds younger in years than
those that originally reveled in THE
Thousand and One Nights" and their
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-30
Pleasant Valley.

Monday, July 26.-Miss Grace
Chaffin was among us last week solio-
iting subscriptions for a paper.
Miss Cora Cain spent Sunday at
home.
Sol Townsend lost yearling mule
by lightning Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Butler visited Mrs. Guy
Smith Wednesday and Thursday.
The Huffman-Long trial at Altoona
must have been well attended, judging
by the number Of people passing the
road that day.
Several of the neighbors sold and
delivered hogs Monday, among them
were two belonging to Mr.. Townsend
that weighed $40 lbs. How is that for
high?
Our readers doubtless know by this
time what took w. G. Smith to Okla
home and we will only correct the
statement Of the dailies by saying
that no member Of the Eckes family
died by the poison, so the folks say.
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adds more beauty to the farm or coun-
try or more comfort to the traveller
than we'll kept hedges and roads.
Stark.

Wednesday, July 2S.-Grace Barnett
is visiting at Erie.
J. A. Lowe will give a pillow exhibit
ion next Saturday.
Ralph Purdy has been very sick for
the past three weeks.
Mrs. Lodge, of Erie, visited in town
Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. Myrtle Rowan, Of Eldorado, KS.
is visiting her mother
Vern Campbell, Of Savonburg, has
put in a complete line Of drugs here.
Mr. and Mrs. Light,of Chanute, Wis
tied friends in town the first Of the
week.
Margaret Wiley visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. Alice Purdy the first of the
week.
Wells s. Farmer will have their ele-
vator complete soon it will be first
class in every respect.
Base Ball, Saturday, July oath, Stark
VS.. Erie small nine. Score So to 20 in
favor Of Stark. Stark VS.. Shaw large
nine, resulted in a score Of to 2 in
favor of Shaw.
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IJrbana.

Wednesday, July 2S.-Elmer Lyons
is threshing for f. Foster today.
Mrs. White is on the sick list.
Mr.. Holt was in town lasa week.
Frank Gillitt was in town last week
Mr.. Johnson of carlton was in town
today.
Both blacksmith shops are overrun
with work.
Mr.. Garrison, of Galesburg, was in
town today.
Ches. Movies and wife are in Cha
mute today.
Mrs. Piper was sick last week but is
better now.
Sam Anderson Of Galesburg is load
ing hay here.
DR.. lies made a business trip to Cha
mute Tuesday,
A. D. Matthias, of Thayer was in
town last night.
County Treasurer Nation was on our
streets last week.
Jacob Piper contemplates an ad-
dition to his residence.
DR.. A. F. Medley made a business
trip to Chanute Saturday.
Our grain men have five cars of hay,
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Union Valley.

Tuesday, July 2S.-John Clopine ant
family Of carlton spent Sunday with
friends at this place.
Alex McDonal is baling hay for Mr.
Ames.
Jim Allison is cutting fax for L. P
Terry.
Bert Kepiey and family visited re.
latives at Union Valley Sunday.
Arch Mcdonald has moved to Earl.
ton and is hauling baled for Mr..
Ames.
Will Truitt and family were the
guests of L, p. Terry and family Sun
day last,
Mrs. Will Weaver of Kansas City
visited her friend Mrs. Belle Melon
aid part Of last week.
Several delegates from this place
contemplate attending the Quarterly
Conference which will be held north
of Buffalo.
Monthly meeting of the A. G. F.
Saturday evening Aug. 7, The pro-
gramme will consist of recitations,
select reading and music.
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ROllin.

Wednesday, July 2S.-Mrs. Ida Lee
of Chanute was visiting the family of
], r. Lee Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Fivecoats, of Shaw was
visiting her sister, Mrs John Evans
Monday.
Will Lock went to Erie on bust
ness today.
We are needing rain in this vicinity.
There was preaching at the North
Valley school house Sunday morning.
The annual school meeting will be
held at the North Valley school house
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Mort McClelland
have been having the chills.
Miss Effie Frybrocker, of Shaw was
visiting her sister Mrs. Calvin Bur-
oughs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and Adell return
ed home Saturday from ILL.,, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Mary Burghart and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Burghart and Ed
Braschler spent Sunday with Mr..
John Rettig and family.
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over fifty different kinds.

over fifty different kinds.
Aunt Sabre Blair, who has been
quite poorly for the past year with
heart disease, is no better.
Dosha Afford, Dieskow Courtney
Zelda Afford and Willie Cation atten-
ded meeting at the Fair View school
house Sunday night.
While coming from Elsmore last
Monday, Henry Smiths horses be-
came frightened and ran away: the
buggy was demolished, and Mr.. Smith
escaped with only a few bad bruises.
Peter Cartwright died at the home
of Lige Wheeler yesterday morning
and was buried in the Odense cemetery
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Cartwright
was about 10 years old and had been
sick only short time. Mr.. G. has no
relatives in Kansas
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KTALE OF TWO COUNTIES.
Continued from first page.)
Villas.

Thursday, July &c. P.Swank add
Jasper Coats are busy building a black
smith shop. j. n Taylor is head car
penter.
Mrs. L. D. Cook is on the sick list.
DR.. Thielin was in Chanute Satur-
day.
w. A. Wilmoth is shipping hogs
this week. w
Anna Carlburg went up to X. G.
Tuesday.
Jas. Muudell is building an addition
to his dwelling,
Hidden visited friends in Allen
county last week.
A. e. Nesbitt is assisting G. p.
Swank in the grain business.
Fred Cornell, Orrie Howerton and
Noah McMillen returned from west
ern Kansas the first Of the week.
Born Sunday, the 25th inst, to Mr..
and Mrs w. o. Davis, bouncing
girl. Mother and child doing well,
Quite number Of the people from
this vicinity will attend the Patri-
archs picnic at Rest next Wednesday.
A wire has been put in the depot
here, and L. Matthews will be home
Friday to act as station agent and OPP
orator at Villas.
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Rest.

Tuesday, July 26.-Burg Dodge
bought new moving machine Of our
hardware men last week.
:. j. w. Davis was at Chanute on
business Saturday.
Farmers are commencing to put uI
hay.
j. S. Hutson has just completed a
fine new cellar,
B. w. Colaw made a trip to Rice
county last week.
G.. P. Wilder passed through our
city Monday evening.
Haven't heard Of anybody getting
a rib broken for good while as there
is rain every Sunday evening.
Arch Parker is going to havea hoe
ing bee, so we understand, this is a
nice way to get rid OF the weeds.
A girl born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hance
Moore of Pleasant Valley township on
July IS. mother and child doing we'll.
Clarence Grebe, travelling salesman
for the Chanute Wholesale Grocery
Co., was in our city Monday selling
goods,
The Patriarchs of America will give
an all day picnic in Kinks grove, one
mile north Of this place next Wednes-
day, Aug. 18th. Come everybody and
bring your dinners and have day Of
rest and enjoyment. The band boys
will furnish refreshments.
RESOLUTIONS.
These resolutions were adopted by the Ladies
Aid Society No. 26 S. of V. Sc:
WHEREAS, In view of the loss we have sus-
tanned by the decease of our friend and brother
Joseph c. Richmond and of the still heavier
loss sustained by those who were nearest and
dearest to him, and
WHEREAS, 1t is but just that fitting recog
milton of his many virtues should be had
Therefore be it
RESOLVED That in the death of Joseph c.
Richmond this society laments the loss of a
brother who was ever ready to proffer the hand
of aid and the voice of sympathy to the needy
and distressed Of the fraternity an active men,
Der of this society whose utmost endeavors were
exerted forts welfare and prosperity friend
and companion who was dear to US all. A citi-
zen whose upright and noble life was standard
of emulation to his fellows.
RESOLVED. That the heartfelt sympathy of
this society be extended to his family in their
afiliction.
RESOLVED, That the charter of this society be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be spread
upon the records of this society and copy
thereof be transmitted to the family of our de-
ceased brother, and to the CHANUTE TIMES and
Wilson County Citizen for publication.
BLANCH COATS
Committee ANNA BRICHLER
MARY E. YORK.
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Ward.

Wednesday, July $50. W. Ames,
is getting his hay force together and
will begin this week on the Pattee
farm. Charley Ames will help him
for some time.
Corn doing splendid.
Tom Francis is'threshing fax now.
GMr. Millner has been buying cattle
recently.
Mrs. Francis is again on the sick
list.
John Geer and wife spent last
Sunday at ]. W. StarRey's.
Michael Thorne, of Altoona, was
visiting friends in this vicinity last
Saturday.
Mrs. Goldsby, who has been visiting
friends in this vicinity, left Wednes-
day for her home in Kansas City.
Michael Crane jr., who has been ali
sent for some months attending col
leQe at Dixon, ILL.,, is;home again.
Some of our farmers have cutl!their
hedges and mown the weeds along
the roads. This is an excellent idea
and we sincerely hope this example
will be followed by Others. . Nothing
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corn and flax on the siding.
All republicans should attend the
primary Saturday evening.
Mr. Unsill will have his large cider
mill ready for work this week.
AL Sheppard was painfully hurt last
Friday by falling from horse.
M. E. Noble was laid up last week
with an abcess but is out again.
The Lacen Bros. are running one Of
Chas. Lopeman's threshing outfits.
]. L. Corkwell, of Thayer was buy
ing hogs and cattle here this week.
J. E. Noble and wife will visit
friends IN Springfield Mo-, next month.
A. W. Fowler went over to Thayer
Saturday and made balloon ascen-
sion.
The new hay firm sign themselves,
Nicely & Foster and are doing bus
mess.
Edgar Payne, an old time citizen is
visiting his brother, G. w. east Of
town.
J.C.Hummer is building new resi-
dence j. A. Crowl is the supervising
archietect
Will Conrad of Persons visited his
brother John Saturday, of course they
went fishing.
Some Of our citizens say if the hot
continues they will join the Order OF
More Beer at Chanute.
Joel M. Crowl our poultry merchant
went to Parsons today with two tons
of the toothsome pullet.
We understand there was a young
lady sun struck last week while pick
ing berries on the Newburn farm.
A. W. Fowler has been offered
good price to make balloon ascension
at Van Buren,, Ark; we have not
heard whether he will accept.
S. B. Lane has gone to the territory
after his step son who is U. s. mar
shall and was seriously woundeds last
week while making an arrest.
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Leanna.

Tuesday, July, 27.-The Sunday
School will give picnic at Campbell
Affords grove the last Thursday in
August.
Mrs. Courtney still continues sick.
Flax in this vicinity is making from
4 to bushels per acre.
Master Errett Afford visited rela-
tives at Austin last week.
Campbell Afford and family visited
relatives in Humboldt Saturday and
Sunday.
U. R. Courtney and family, Of Hum
boldt, are visiting at DR.. Courtneys
this week.
Several of the boys are getting col
lections Of birds eggs. Some have
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-30
MICROBES.
Live Animal Germs the Cause
of All Human Disease.
Vim. Radam's Microbe Killer Positively
Cures All Disease by Killing the
Microbes Which Cause 1t.

For generations past people have been drilled
into the belief that every symptom OF disease,
such as Inflammation, suppuration, the various
forms OF fever, pain, colds, etc., is produced by
a different cause. Such is not the case. All
diseased is decay, or, in other words, fermenta-
ton Of the blood and tissue This fermentation,
which gives rise to the various symptoms Of
disease, viz, Inflammation. fever, pain, nervous
ness, etc., etc, has been proven by VIM. Radam
and leading scientists OF the cay to be caused Dy
crobes causing consumption, influenza, whoop..
ing cough, erysipelas, skin diseases, typhoid
fever cancer, pneumonia, etc., etc. have actually
been photographed, through the microscope, by
VIM Radam, and these photographs (enlarged)
may be seen daily Qree) ats Monroe-st. Chicago
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1''They don't make much fuss about
it," We are speaking of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills for constipation, billiousness, and
all stomach and liver troubles, They
never gripe.-Boschert & Williams,
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Rural.

Tuesday, July Eli. Donaldson and
wife, were the guests Of s. c. Popping
and wife last Sunday
Light showers of rain last Sunday.
Several farmers are blowing for
wheat.
j. f. Pullen and wife visited at Geo.
Rays last Sunday.
Brit Popping and wife visited at
Mr.. Colts last Sunday.
Mr.. LuteS is threshing grain in this
neighborhood this week.
David Fallen, of Big Creek town
ship,was the guest of David Colts last
Sunday.
Corn in this vicinity is looking fine
and with a good rain, the crop will be
very heavy.
G. S. Nation and wife drove out to
j. F. Pullen's Monday night to take a
look at their Jersey heifers.
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Special One Way Rates via Santa Fee.
July16 to p inclusive, July 23,26,29,
August End, 9th, 9th, and 18th, the
Santa Fe will sell one way continuous
passage tickets to Chicago at the low
rate of Sl2.36, Peoria, S12.55, st. Louis
1915. These rates will also be used for
basing rates to points east.
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1t heals everything except a broken
heart, may be said of DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve. Piles and rectal diseases,
cuts burns, bruises, letter, eczema and
all skin troubles may be cured by it
quickly and permanently. -Boschert
& Williams.
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Z. MORTGAGE LOANS & INSURANCE.
Money loaned on long or short time. Legal pap
ers carefully drawn. Lowest rates on farm loans.
Oriental block, Chanute Kansas.
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Proofs of Its Claims.

Mrs. s. Payton, Clarinda, Ia.
Cured me OF Cancer OF the Breast "
Mrs. c. L. Coleman, 4sa Blur Street, Du-
Cured me OF Neuralgia"
n. T. Kinsey, 35 Hill st., Dubuque, Ia.
Cured me OF Asthma and stomach trouble
W. z. Hullinger, 517 camanche Ave.
Cured my wife Of lung troubles
2. II. Adams, Audubon, Ia.
Cured me OF painful Inflammation"
J. II. McCreedy, washington, Ia.
Cured me permanently OF Kidney troubles"
q. r. Cram, AIS Dearborn St., Chicago.
Cured me of serious stomach trouble.
VIM. Thomas, Metropolitan Blk. Chicago.
Cured me Of rheumatism
z. =. sherrard. SAGA SO. Haisted Street,
"Cured me Of stubborn case Of Eczema"
Geo. Means, 1173 Central Park Avenue
''Cured me of Bright's Disease"
r. W. Dodd, e99a Stewart Ave-, Chicago.
"Cured my wife OF Ulcer OF Hand"
"Cured me Of Brights Disease"
Jacob Bany, st. Henry's, o.
troubles"
New. J. L. Boehmer. Frank, Ohio.
"Cured me OF chronic Throat disease"
rev. b. r. zell, Riohwood, Q.
"Iknow Mcrobe Killer cures Consumption
Frank Hall, Merton, Wis.
''Cured me OF hip-joint running sores"
Rev. Theo. Nickel, shawano, wis.
Positively cures lung troubles ana dip
iberia"
II, o. LeGro, Bertha, MINI.
Cured me Of abcess OF the stomach"
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r A. STEVENS,
u. Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public,
Conveyancer and Tax Payer.
Office in l. o. F. Block up stairs, Chauu t., Kan.
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y. DENTIST,
Office over First National Bank.
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GEO. H. BROWN ND.
US. Examining Surgeon
Neosho Co. Health Officer,
M. K & 7. R. R. Surgeon.
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Rsdans Mlesobs-KIlIsScs. 81 Monres-sL, chlcas~
q Williams, ole As.usschsnuse.Ks
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A52-paee pamphlet. explaining fully the cause
and cure Of disease, with scientific legal aud
falling curative powers, will be sent free on
application 70 any address
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-10
COREsESPONDENCTA

Sr. don 6. L, Mayagiiez lie remi-
timos aver ell 10 y 20 tomo. La encua-
dernaci6n importa "a ctvs. La diferen-
cia hasta los cinco pesos enviados que
dan aplicados a |.
Sr. don Z B, Santa 1sabel-Queda
complacido.
Sr. don J III. r. de a., San German.
Sc recibio ell 90 tomo.
Adn no esta encuadernado, por ESQ no
Sc lie ha enviado.
Sr. don o. c., Santa-I Isabel -Sera
usted complacido.
Sr. don j. j. L., Corozal-Le hemos
abonado dlez y slete pesos segun ell de-
ia lie de su apreciable del dfa prmero.
Hoy lie remltimos ell recibo del semostre
de don Z. ID. VInieron los tomos. Gra-
cias mil por sus buenos servicios.
Sr. don J. S. A, Uaguas. ieron
los tomos de usted. La encuadernaci5n
importa "a ctvs.
Sres. c. p. y &C Pto- Rico-Los
numeros es impossible servfrselos. ST 10
hacen ustedes por la novela aetull, po-
demos servirles las paginas. Ustedes
diran.
Sr. don T. o., Yauco. Ell agente
Idispaso que Sc diera de baja don F. G +
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-10

eiercer sobre las expediciones manic
bras filibusteras la debida viglancia.
Entire nuestra legacion ell gobierno de
Washington reinan cordiales reIaciones.
A estas fechas debe de habersele reti-
RADIO al Berneuczu la bandera inglesa,
baio la cual habfa realizado sus dltimos
viajes Halifax Filadelfa.
Roloff muGstrase contentfsimo has
ia agradecido, de que nuestro consulado
lie haya promovido nuevo proceso, pues
gracias clio Sc We libre de volver a
Cuba, de donde lie llamaba con urgencia
el titulado gobierno de la Republica
cubana.
Son inmejorables nuestras relaciones
con los consulados extranjeros, espe
cia1mente con los de Francia, Inglate-
rra y Russia.
Las Republicas latinoamericanas Sc
esfuerzan en- completeness, distinguien-
dose en- primer t6rmino la de Santo
Domingo, y despu6s, por este orden,
Colombia, la Argentina, Mexico y Ye
nezuela.
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ia

Felipe, reuniendo sus fuerzas, Sc
desliz6 tan fnamente sobre Ell ex
tremo de la curva del path, que
pas6 por delsnte de SaiDt- Geor-
ges fue a poner ambas manos
sobre ell trineo.
Luego, por IN movimiento h 'r-
chleo, h;zo dar media vuelta al
trineo Y 10 lanz6 de nuevo en- di-
recci6n opuests, mientras que
Stint Georges, arrebatado por gu
esfuerzo supreme, no pudiendo
retener su carrers y perdiendo IN
espacio irreparable, Sc quedo
grande distancia.
I'll aire reson6 con tales acla-
maciones que Felipe Sc sonros6
de vergd 'rzs.
Pero qued6 muy sorprendido
cuando la reina, despue' de haber
paimoteado ella tBmbien, Sc vol
vi6 hacia el y lie dijo con ell acen-
to de una voluptuosa opresi6r:
=-iOh! seflor de Taverney, aho
ra que ha quedado por vos mi
victoria, igracia, gracial iporque
me matarfais -
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CAPITULo X
Ell TENTADOR

Al oir esta orden, 6 mas bien
q esta sGplica de la reina, Felipe
apret6 sus aeersdos mdsculos,
afianz6se sobre sus jsrretes, Y ell
trinao Sc par6, como ell caballo
arabe que Sc estremece sobre sus
cofvejones en- los arenales de la
llanura.
-,Oh! ahora descansad, dijo
la reIna saliendo vacilaute del
trineo. En- verdad no hsbria crei-
do ianas que habiese semejante
embriaguez en- la velocidad. En-
POGO ha estado que no me habeis
vuelto locs.
Y todo Vacilante, en- efecto, Sc
spoy6 en- el brszo de Felipe.
Un estremecimiento de estupor
que corri6 por todo aquel gentfo
cnbierto de dorsdos y encajes la
advirtio que acababa de cometer
otra de esas faltas contra la etl-
quota, que son enormes & los ojos
de los celos y del seryilismo.
En- cuanto 4 Felipe, entera-
mente atnrdido por aquel exceso
de honor estaba mas tremnlo y
abochornado que ii su soberana
le hubiese ultrsjado pGblicamente.
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LITERATURE
PERIODISTAS AMBULANTES

Como 81 dijeramos, c6micos de la le-
qua.
Porque los hay.
Caballeros andantes de las letras que
recorren ell mundo, ofreclendO sus ser
vioios al mejor postor.
O al mejor mpOstor
Sc dan casos.
Tienen por cerebro un kaleidoscope.
En- 6l hay oabida para todas las OPT
niones, pues sahen adaptarlas, como
nadie, al medic ambiente en- que Sc agi-
tan.
Hoy, aquf, sustentan una idea ma
mana, ALA, sustentan otra, asf Sc van
sustentando.
Son cosmopolitas>
Su estomago no reconoce fronteras.
.Muchos de ellos han estableoido su
campo de operaoiones en- las rep1hlicas
d-americanas.
Tan pronto apoyan al Gohierno exis-
tente como 10 atacan.
Question de pesetas.
Muestran decidida afioi6n por esas re-
p4blicas donde, veces, pescan a rio
reVUelto.
O son pescados.
Para este itienen unas agallass
No hace mucho conocf a uno de esos
periodistas, en- viaie para la America
central.
En- Madrid no podfa vivir de la p1u
ma.
Y ESQ que la tenfa bucna,
iValiente pajarraco,
Una empresa de San Salvador lie ha-
bfa ofrecido dos pesetas diarias la ma
nutenci6n,
Una vez vez allt Sc meti6 en- Hondu-
ras.
Y por POGO lie fusilan.
La verdad es que vivfa de ESQ; de flu
silar artfculos agenos.
Atac6 al Presidente de la Republica,
desde IN peri6dico de oposici0n, entire
Yerado de anuncios.
Gracias que Sc corri6 hasta GUatema-
la, donde eStuYo a nunto de hacer for
tuna.
Porque era un chico ilustrado
Con yifletas y todo.
De Guatemala sali6 para Guatepeor.
Y hoy lie tienen ustedes convertible
en- un iudfo errante del periodismo.
Ultimamente supe de 81.
Sc encontraba en- SantoD Domingo.
ALI tuvo un lance por defender a Ii
lis, que es un presidente en- su propia
tinta como los calamares.
Un compatriota suyo le reconyino.
! -xPero, hombre spara que tie mete:
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eante es un energdmeno, un espadachfn
la fila es que te de un disgusto. va Sc
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del sable.
Das cada sablazo! Pero esta vez
pierdes.
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no tie batas.>
A este contesto maestro periodista
resueltamente, tentandose los b.olsillo
del chaleco:
-;Y mis- dos pesetas?