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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
HENRICO JAIL
MATTER, AGAIN
supervisors Meet To-Day Tor
urther Consideration OF
Charges by Architect.
MUCH INTEREST IN MATTER
LARRY Spencer Gets Seven Years
I'm the Pcnitcntiary for
Perjury.


b''io oi supervisors of Hcnrico
county i' called 90 meet at the county
'i ''l'r@ l'is morning at II O'Clock for
."f'N't 'nsioorfton of charges brought
81 ."i'.. 'naries H. Bryant against
tI- plumbing contractor. Mr. John r.
te'se- DO is understood that Mt Bryant
Is prepared to attempt, % prove not only
THAT thee contractor is NOT usine tne
plumbing material called for IN tba
specifications. rut that what Is being
p1t in is of an absolutely inferior Grade
on the other hand Ar poee ,e-.-,,s ~.
The last meeting COB introduce p-ftnasses
ass 10 tho character az r,ato-i,f -
Mr. Bryant however v.as NOE 80.
with fact. and na,,r.- ann H. s.-i
hearing was nostponed ,,r+1 49,,
g.
NaSS OF spencer.
judge scott. sitting in the Hcnrico
circuit Court yes erday heard the case
OF il.ii> spencer colored, who pleaded
-".- I'll" "a charge 90 perjury.
spencer. who was given seven years IN
l-' pentenuarv. is the negro who voluu-
''tf'd i.stiu~ny IN Tire case 81 Austin
"'''-"n VINO was tried FOR criminal as
Sa''- I'D iienuco last October. Spencer
game 90 Commonwealth Attorney Wen
oenpnfs during the course Of the trial
or ''n"son and declared that he had been
'o"Hned in The same cell with Johnson
l-e c-t> l1Il. ANA that Johnson had
t.N 600 ''t'tti- After SAeh-
GER "'1 '''d ms story TO the jury, At
'ofn'y Wendenourg found that, not only
me- "ad not been confined in the same
CO" WIN Johnson. bat that they were in
separate tiers OF cells. and could have
-tn no communication with each other
D He testimony OF Spencer was thrown
"Dt anu lne jury save Johnson twenty
years in the penitentiary.
JUST what alliinus Spencer had against
''''N7oh c'nid not bee determined, al
.''-H" Mr- Wenoenourg questioned him
closely yesterday. Spenccr's first story
was t."t hesro detective had paid him
e.h "oilars @" testiiy that the man who
committed the assault was the niger who
WIS crowned last laii- The story ha
uld 'eA TO t'e jury however was to thu
NI.,- l''t Johnson com essed having been
WIN '.' N'i ana having ropoed ner or
Two o'lties OK cologne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
NEEDS OF POLICE BOARD
Subcommittee of Board Named to
Make Up Estimate for Council.

tie city of Richmond az their meeting
w ecnesday night constituted Commits
sioners Welsh, Landerkin and Myers a.
committee 70 make up and report the
needs Of the police department of the CITY
FOR the year 1897 SO that the same can
- presented to the Council Tor incorpora-
uon in the budget. The committee will
probably make some recommendation also
as TO the need of more men as q result of
the large increase OF territory 10 be pa
trOlled
tho election of additional police but pro
Nides for at least ten in the annexed ter
ritory.
CITY Clerk Ben r. August ,ester5.,.
swore I'm ". g. Tate and w. G. Small
wood as members of the police force. thcv
having been elected Monday night by the
board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
REV. MR.. PORTER CHOSEN.
Becomes Field Secretary of For
eign Mission Board.

Rev. DIR. II. !. Wulugham- correspond
inF secretary OF the Baptist Foreign Mis-
sion BOARD left Yesterday FOR an extern
siNe trip i'm the interests OF his work.
weeks. and viii speak In several points
in the South. going as far as Texas on
this trip
pr William d. Smith. who is In charge
o. the foreign mission Offices here IN tho
absence OF Dr Wiliingham. has recently
been changed from the position OF as
sistant corresponding secretary to edi-
toriaI secretary.
Roy. S. j. Porter. Of North Carolina,
has been elected field secretary OF tho
FOREIGN Mission Board and wifi assume
his dlGos March lst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
'LICORICE TRUST"
CASE IS ENDED
Some Are Found Guilty; Some
Others Are Ac-
quilted.

NEW YORK. January i0.--Tho Jury in
the 'lfcOrica trust case tonight returned
with a verdict OF acquittu as against TIE
individual defendants. Karl JunRbluth ana
Howard T. Young. and a verdict OF guilty
AZ against the corporate interests. namely:
the MacAndrcws and Forbes Company
and the ). ). Young Company. The COR
pontions We're found guilty on two counts.
one Of forming an Illegal combination. and
the other % being q monopoly. The corr
poratious were acquitted on the count o.
conspiracy Counsel for the defense st
once made motions for an arrest % iudg-
mont and asked COR "A stay. Judge Houga
nNed Monday 70 near arguments on tAr
notion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Personals and Briefs.

lr George Green. "a recent graduate
or tho Medical College OF Virginia. who
with his bride is visiting DR. I r.
Gorsliuc az 1924 West Main Streets.
expects To leave from New York on
January 18Th Tor OVomoso. West Afri-
ca. whore he viii open a medical mis-
sion station. under the direction OF the
southern Baptist Board Of Foreign Mis-
SIons
Ar Charles Lorraine. chairman Of
the Railroad " NJ. c. A.. said last night
that there We're no new developments
ia the matter Of site for the new
building.
we have an option on the property
Nos. 1914, 1915 and l54S East Main. /"
lac said. We are still hoping the city
may take some action In regard to the
OLD Market site In fact there Is moth
ing deAnlte determInol ON as vet"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
DIR. SPERRY COMING
VIII Speak at Y. M. c. A. Mems
Meeting on Sunday.

Lyman Beccher Sperry will be the
speaker at the y. VI. G.. A. greater mems
meeting at the Academy Of Music ON
Sunday afternoon at $40 o'clock Ills
subject will be seven Social Evils"
Or. sperry is physician Of experience.
and an earnest Christian worker.
The De Koven Male Quartet OF chi
cago. viii furnish the music for the meet
ing Sunday.
Or. Sperrv wiz also speak to bows from
ten To sixteen years old at the Central
Y. ~. c. a. on Sunday afternoon nj ola
O'Clock His subject will be What 81
Bov Ought to Know"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Week of PRAYER

The Week of Prayer services were
continued az the Grace street Presbv y
terrain Church last night. when ROY
Russell Cecil. -. H.. spoke ou Mis-
sions. Home and Foreign
fh" series wiii 30 concluded 90 night.
Shcn Rev -. X. Waftnall. Ph. ID will
speak on Christian Institutions"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Henry Nunnally SUI Missing

Tho Whereabouts og Henry NlnnaIly.
tle ltteer-y ear-old son % Mr.. and Mrs.
D. T. Nunnailv. OF No III Decatur Street.
- stnl 81 m, stery- The parents Of the
Nuunallv bow request that amy person
O discovering lis whereabouts. wherever re
may be. vII have him locked up until
I-- ..l.-- -.-. n.-.-. fnr him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Richmonders in New York

NEW YORK CITY. January TO-
The following Richmondcrs were
registered at New YorN hotels to-day:
waldorf +. W. Smailman. Belmont. "a
=. Milford York. ". a. Woody. Jr
J.. Burton, a. Wise. Z. w Lovenstein:
Imperial. l.. kaufman. a. Frazier:
Prince George Miss NJ. j. WAGNER.
81 Denis. Miss w. Crenshaw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Manchester Chapter Meets To-
NiPht

The Manchester Chapter. so. as
Royal Arch Masons. win hold their
OF $3.50 o'clock Tonight. Work viii s.,
done on the royal arch degree.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Back from Wedding Trim.

Eer. ard Mrs Wvthe Leigh Kim
solving have returned from their we'd
ding trip 90 New FORK. Baltimore
and Washington, and are ar home to
tnnir friends nj 3es Montcir0 Avenue
Barton Heights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Hibernians Elect Officers.

Division so :. Ancient Order OF Ui-
bernians. mot on "wednesday night FOR
the election OF officers FOR rho ensuing
Ncar. The officers We're elected a- fol
lows. Maurice a. Powers. president
~. - Grimm. vice-prcsident. James -.
Baldwin. financial secretary Thomas o.
~heehy. recording sccrctar,-. Thomas a
Eeddiu. trca slrrcr. James NcCue ser-
geant -at-arms. John King. seutirtf
Rev. n. y. Mckccfrcy. chaplain. John
Teefoy. marshal. pr. r. y Leonard.
medical examiner. John Allen. John
rcefcF. John IT. beagle. John Kennedy.
T. LcMasurier. standing committee.
Nj. A. =. DOhertv the retiring prosi-
dent " he has served three years. was
presented with handsome watch
charm. containing an emblem OF th.
order. The gift was presented as a.
mark or the esteem and appreciation
OF tNc order committee was an-
POINTED 90 select prize FOR Mr.. VI
D. Ri'nuneti. who brought in Gin.
largest number of members
Meetings Tonight.
Dove Lodge. 40 81. A. ~ d. A. A.
Wli uoId IT'S stated communication af
t.g M"sonie Temple this evening ar {
degrees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15

but united in loyalty to the flag and
loyalty to the government and insti-
tutions for which that flag stands as
representative and symbol And al
though we of the west are far away
from the nations capital as the lon
gituaal marks, yet we are n part of
the nations family and sheltered by
the nations protection.
There are voices calling to us out
there-voices of cheer and good will.
And we hear them as our fathers
heard them on the old emfgrant trail
heard them in the MONDAY sun or
in che gathering twilight or under the
stars--heard them at the sunrise
borne upon the breezes of the morn
ing from the mountains or from the
sea.
And we stop at times and listen, and
they speak to us of n brotherhood OF
American labor and American capital
"a brotherhood of American genius
and American enterprise-a brother
hood of American loyalty and Ameri-
can patriotism and It strengthens our
hearts and cheers us on because we
feel that we are brothers all, and
that you will listen to us and sympa.
thize with us and aid us-because OF
the brotherhood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15
The Tbeuter
The "Kci1-y Cow" Tonight.

Kerry Cow" is a comfort to sore
hearts. II is ono of those tender and
lovable bits of Ilish life which smooth
a%ay the wrinkles of discomfort,
causing one to believe once more.
that the world is indeed beautiful
and that in the end the right will
surely triumph There can't be any
too many plays of this sort. Heaven
knows, there's sorrow enough in re-
ality without having it put before our
eyes on the stage.
Allen Dnone the young Irish sing
ing comedian who will appear as Dan
O'H7ra at the Frazer theater tonight
in this beautiful Irish comedy drama,
has been meeting with unanimous
praise by the press and public in all
the principal cities of the east,
His portrayal of the warm-hearted
Kerry blacksmith is thoroughly ar
tlstic. The carrier pigeons. the horse
race upon which depends a fortune,
and the realistic blacksmith shop all
contribute to make Kerry Cow" a
true picture of Irish life.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15
GEAR|N AN ORATOR
ELOoUENCE SHOWN IN
ANTI.JAPANESE SPEECH
Oregon Senator Makes a Fine Plea for
the American LabOrcr of the Pa
cific Coast-TalScs President Roosc-
welt TO Task for His Advocacy of
Japanese Immigration TO the United
States

That Senator John NJ. Gearin of
Oregon is an orator of fine ability, Is
shown by the following extract from
his anti-Japanese speech delivered in
the United states senate on January
7. and published in the Congressional
Record. which has just reached PEN
dleton. Senator Gearin, In the course
of his excellent speech on the Japan
csc question on the Pacific coast, said:
The president says we have much to
learn from Japan. That may be true,
and the Light of Asia" may be an
inspiration to some. But there are
other lights | would rather see.
would rather see the light of happi'
ness shining in the eyes Of the moth
ers and daughters of our land; would
rather see the light that glints and
shimmers over fields OF ripenint
grain in the fertile valleys of my ma
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15
Jacob 4. Riis Friday NIGHT.

The Jackson. (Mich.) Morning
Patriot, says of Jacob A. Riis, who
will lecture at the Frazer on Friday
night, January is. on the slum life
of New York:
Few men ever held great audi
ence closer than did Jacob Riis at the
First NJ. L. church last night. when
he told the story, vivid in spite of its
pathos, of his own Battle With the
Stun" of New York All in all it
was one Of the most remarkable lee
lures ever heard in Jackson in spite
% the fact that II was but the plain
story of n very plain and unassuming
man, who was ennobed by the con-
sciousness of his great mission. The
outlook circle of King. Daughters
deserve special credit for assuming
the responsibility OF bringing him
here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15

tive state, fields owned by American
home builders and cultivated by
American labor; I would rather see
the light that shines from furnace
and forge and factory in New England
and the south, owned by American
capital operated by American labor,
and carried on by the Genius of Amer
lean enterprise.
And when / say that, ! am Voicing
the sentiment of the west; | know
what my people want. | was born out
there when that country was so little
known as to be described as a barren
wilderness even in the halls of this
senate, and / have lived there and
witnessed its growth and development
through all the changing years that
have brought so much of success and
prosperity and happiness TO that em-
pre beyond the Rockies-the fairest
land, as we see it, over which the flag
flies today. And it is because | want
that prosperity and happiness to con-
tinue that | urge the action contem-
plated by this resolution.
| What is our interest is the interest
of all. This nation must grow as a
whole, or decline as a who're, and you
cannot bring prosperity to one portion
of the country without the waves oI
that prosperity gathering force al
they move and dashing over ever.
portion of the land and leaving som'
evidence, at least, of their presence IL
every American home.
We are a homogeneous people, con
nected by blood and the ties of kin
ship, and from Maine to Oregon, from
the gulf to the lakes, our people ar
one people, differing In many things
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15
Girl Rides 100 Miles.

a correspondent to the Cheyenne
Tribune from Pinedale. Wyo., says
Miss Jennie Tarter spent Christmas
with her mother. Mrs. F. NJ. Tarter.
near this place, after making a re-
markable ride in order to spend the
holiday at her home. Miss Tarter has
been attending school and her train
reached Kemmerer after the depart
ure of the stage. Nothing daunted,
she started out and made the trip to
Pncdale by riding all night covering
the distance of almost 100 miles in
record breaking ride. She showed up
At her home Christmas morning with
a smiling face and apparently as fresh
as when she left southern Wyoming
the day before.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15

is said TO be shaded by a feature of
comedy, which fact has made the
piece one of the most strongly ap-
praciated by all theater-goers.
There is Lobster Mcmillan, the old
lobster and crab peddler, in love with
that good old Irish lady Mrs.
O'Neil'. The scenes CT love-making
between the couple are said to be
funny beyond expression, Then there
is Montgomery Montague, dear love
of dude; Tom O'Neil the life-saver
Of the East Side: Dan Harper and
Bnly, McGlory, who are always ready
to commit any crime for money
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15
An Insidious Danger.

One of the worst features of kid
ney trouble is that 1t is an insidious
disease and before the victim real
ICES his danger he may have a fatal
malady Take Foley's Kidney Cure
at the first sign of trouble as It cor
rects irregularities and prevents
Bright's disease and diabetes. Keep
pen Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15
How to Avoid Pneumonia.

You can avod pneumonia and other
serious results from a cold by taking
Folcy's Honey and Tar. It stops the
cough and expels the cold from the
system as 1t is mildly laxative. Re-
fuse any but the genuine in the yell
low packages. Koeppen Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15

Near Summit, Idaho, the 4-year-old
daughter of .. ]. Trowser was playing
with matches and set the house on
fire, discovering which she ran and
hill i'm her fright. Her mother res
cue1 three other children, but the lit
tie girl who set the fire could not be
found and was burned to death. The
house and contents We're completely
DESTROYED.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15
"Ncttie the Newsgirl."

1t is claimed for Lem r. Parker's
latest play, "Nettie the Newsgirl," :"
which win be seen at the Frazer
theater tomorrow night. that 1t is a
powerful story, well told.
In the play every pathetic situation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15

All the news all the time in the
East Oregonian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-15
6OC Values at 3Sc

N EALY 6oc values Corset Drawers and Skirts that
nicely trimmed with laces embroidery Drawers with
wide insertions with embroidery
with edges also embroid
only 3Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-01
COACURSO Of PROYECTOs PARA UA PRESIDE
en- SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO

San Juan, P. r. Novismbrs q de1907.
Por vistud de una Ley de la Anamblea
Legislstivs de Puerto Rico de fecha Mar.
20 IA de 1907 fu6 desiguada una Comi.
sion para abEiF uu concurso entire srqui'
teetos de los Egtados Unidog = de Puerto
Rico elegiT pianos para la construction
de nm PTesidio en- San Juan & un costo
que no podE6 excedeE de $4,000
Los arquitectos que dsgesn tomar parts
en- ell concuYBo presentaF6n Eus soIicitudeg
poE eacTito, las cualeB deberSn halIarse en
pOdeF del Comisionado del Interior en- s
Rntes del 18 de Enero de 1907. Las 60
licitudes que Be TscibRn deBpuss de esa fa.
cha no serSn consideYadag.
Copias del pFograma contsnisndo las
bases del concurHO ser6n Femitidas los
que Las solicitor.
81 hecho de solicitar un programa ser.
vir6 de aviso de que 81 intsregado pienua
tomar paTte en- el concuPao.-L Laurence
Il GrahGne, Comisionado del Interior.
6V.R
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-01
DEPARTMENT OF TIL. INTERIOR OF
Porto Rico.-.-San Juan
competition for plans for ! PsaIisntllry II
San JulB, Porto Rico.

By Act Of the Legislative Assembly Of
Porto Rico, datsd March ID 1907, .
commission was appointed for the purpose
Of conducting competition, among archi.
tscts Of the U itsd stAtss and Porto Rico,
to select plans for q Penitentiary to be
constructed in San Juan, Pto. Rico. the cost
ofsueh building not to exceed 10000.
ArchiteCts wishing to enter this compe-
tition must signify their intention in wri-
ting, and such application muat ba in the
hands tf lhs Commissioner of tha Interior
on OF before Jan. 18, 1907. No Others
will be considered.
Copies Of the program, embracing terms
Of the composition, will be mailed upon
request,
Application for program will be consi.
dered aS sufficient indication Of intention
to compete.
Laurence. q. Grahams, Commissioner
Of the Interior. Iva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-01
Ua huM lgg0sIO.

Teniando que EetirarBe de Bus negOcio1
poF motivos de Balud. 81 RbHjo fFmado
ofrscs en- venta preCios muy Eeducido1
81 sntera exiStencia tanto de nuevo como
de aegunds mano, Connistieudo de Corda-
jes de Manila, Motones, A quitr6n, Lonas,
EnseEadoG, TiendsO de oampafis, Aceitea,
BreR, Ferreterfs, Frsguas Yunque5, Ro
msnas BarFsnaa, Oajas fuertss, Anclss,
Tubes de hisrrO y de hisFro galvanizsdo,
CsjRs para empaqustRr plfiaS, pinturPH etc.
etc.
Unbusn negooiO de metales de pspsu
y cebollaE.
Tambidn un squipo complete para una
herre1ia.
JuegO complete para engomar rusdaA
ApaTato complete para buEos.
Para los dem6s paTtiCuIarea diriiiFss 81
almacen. Puerta de TERRA, paradn 81
John Clog. 15v.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-01
La NICHlNA.
Llhro Do HuguUs RsblIl.
lmprssiones mias.

LfneaE suRVss, COEFectas, ornRban 81
cueFpO.
Excslsitudea de amor, cifsAba en- Guido.
Era PaiquiS en- 10 moral.
Venus en- 10 ffsico.
La beldad mas perfsCta de Venscia y
Ia mas Odisda de Sua cor g6uerea.
La supFema admiration del festival en-
honor de FasoI, pintor de aquella 6poOs;
y la vfctimR inocents del cRrdenal Ben.
Eoni.
6u CAIRO al lIfgar Ia plaza de San
Marcos, arFebat6 RplauuoB qua SO dirig1an
& ella, diosa del amor, de Ii belleER, del
arte.
Quedaron p6Iidaa Las dem6S carroEaB de
la CibsleB, de MercuTio, de Neptune.
"Iba 70, dice Nichina, de pie, en- mi
csrrcza, enIazsudO una jovsn Psiquis,
cuyoB cRbelloB ge mesclabsn con los mfos,
fernando sBf para los dos, an mismo co.
liar de Beda de orc. MilIRreB de oioa 60
fi ban sn mi, peTo ys no me turbs ba al
rumor dc admiration que corrfa por 81
pueblo; alEsbs Ia oAbssa bebisndo con
placer iofnito aquellaA RlabanEas gus ofa
subir de todss parties, perdida 20 miama
an Rquella boFEsChera de gents, de sol J
de azul purjsimo".
Y asf ia Feina de la bslIeza, del arte,
caminabs de triunfo On tEiunfo, de ovRci6n
en- ovaoi6n, preocupada dnicamepts de
Guido. 81 Psia del Cardinal BsnEoni.
Guido era indifeEents la bellezs do
Nichina = los FeClamoB de 50 amor.
MI ticO por sducsci6a d6bil de cRrsc
ter, hsllGbage HoiuEgsdo & los Caprichoa
del s0domita Ben zoni.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-01

Herido gravamsnte Guido, bdrlasa Nj.
china de Is vigiIancia del Cardinal CO.
EFe con Hu amado enfeFmo una casa ig.
norada, del campo en- donds rainsn las
brisas del amor, de ID ternura, de Ia ar
monfa.
La eDfarmedsd Bigus ~ curse.
Las heridas aOn graves.
Psro los Cuidsdos de Nichina son eBme'
radios.
FL m6lioo Fecomisnda prudencis ,
gTBndeB pFecautioneg.
Por fn 80 levsntR el snfermo.
Sale al jardfn.
Los tilos, sucsliptou, madrsBelvau, JAZZ.
mines, roBsles embaIsaman el ambients
con HuAvfaimos aromsB.
81 cantar de los pajaroI hslagan los
ofdog.
Guido, agradsCidO, ola lOu!amOEsu de
Nichina.
-"Guido, dijo ella, to 10 habfa prone.
tido; ha llegado 81 dfs fsliz....."
'Sus labios Sc eutreabFieFon en- una de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-01
GuaYama.

licioGa Bonrisa al penuaF en- 81 momento
que 90 Rosrcab3...... Me llamRbR (hRbla
Nichins) con los braEos abiertcB, con ID
miTadR liena de extaais -. Lo snlac6;
y nuestEas boCRs unidas Cambiaron Aus
almRs'.
"Pero nuestras caFiciaB por RFdiantes
que fueran, no Consf gufan uniEno8 por
complete
"De repents Guido voIyi6 Ia cara; dsu.
peg6 de q, mi Cusrpo, J con VOC irritads
exclam6,
-"AbominabIe Oristol me has man.
chadO la vida para aiemprel
lie ceTT6 lA boCa con mis- manoH eHpan'
tRda de Rus blssfsmias.
-iOh Rmsdo mfo, ls die no uVtrsiea d
Cristo que ESQ traa deagracisa A 81 de.
DO tn Curaci6n. Isl supieraG Ou6nto lo he
FsEado por Il!
-IY que me imports Is CuTacita 81 no
puedo GmRFts como queFFfaP Los Gacer
dotsu de Critic son l0s que han quaFido
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cuando a huir del hogsr patsrno por 81
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pudo TeSistir los hslagoI, las toFnurRs
las deliCiau del amor, void otroB
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MuFano para entrS sus frondas bendeCiF
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de Guido, msldecir Ia odiosa haEmandad
de loa curRs cauaantss de todsB aus deE-
grRciRE.
Mi fsliOitaci6n para Hugusu Rebel pOr
% buen libTo.
Jose CaZder6n ApOats.
de "Estados de Alma.n)