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front of his home, No. 81 Spring street.
soon after o'clock hast night. The boys
father and mother, seated on the door
step OF their home, saw their son killed.
The automobile was driven by William
Green, a chauffeur employed by Richard
]. Cross, an architect, who lives at
Washington square north. In the auto
mobile with the chauffeur were three
women and a man. friends Of the chauf-
feur Green was using the automobile
with the consent OF his employer.
He was driving slowly through Spring
street when Donate and another boy.
who were playing tag. ran In front OF
the wheels. two Of which passed over his
body, killing him instantly. Witnesses
told the police Green had driven with
caution. and that the boy had run In
front of the automobile so Unexpectedly
that the chauffeur had not time to stop
the car or to avoid striking the boy.
Green was not arrested.
NEWPORT, r. l.. August 22.-By the
narrowest margin the Duke Franz JOSEF
of Bavaria, Representative and Mrs
Goelet escaped serious injury In an auto
mobile accident Saturday. As 1t was no
one was injured, although the dukes car
was put out Of commission and IT Is
doubtful X he will be able to use II
again during his stay here.
Run Into by Vincent Astor.
The French touring car in which they
were riding was run into by a car driven
by Vincent Astor and had the impact
been a pound heavier 1t is believed the
completely over.
The dukes machine was in charge Of
his chauffeur. and he and his party were
going to make q call upon Mr.. and Mrs
Nathaniel Thayer. They were going at
q slow rate. and were just turning into
the gate of the Thayer place when along
came Vincent Astor In his touring car.
He was hurrying. as he was going to
make a call on his mother before leav-
ing with his father. Col. John Jacob As
tor. for a cruise to Bar Harbor on the
Norma He was not expecting the dukes
machine to turn in, and 50 he was run
ming close to the car before him.
When the dukes car curved In Mr..
Aston turned of his power and put on his
emergency brakes. but too late to avert
His machine struck the dukes almost in
the middle and tilted IL up on the on
wheels. For an instant 1t looked as IL II
would go completely over with its occu-
pants under IT. but II fell back right side
up again. Mr.. Astor. having got his ma
chine under control. backed 1t away.
1t was all SO sudden. Mrs. Longworth
told her friends. that they could do moth
ing Naturally, they were frightened
and screamed. AS Mrs. Longworth says.
they seemed ''all tumbled up together"
when the machine fell back onto its four
wheels again.
Offers to Pay for RepairA
Mr.. Aston was profuse in his apologies
and very solicitous as to the effect of the
accident upon the others. and as soon as
he found that they were not injured he
hurried on. while the duke and Mr.. and
Mrs. Longworth went into the Thayer
villa.
Mr.. Astor requested the duke to send
his machine to q garage and he arranged
will cost $500. Mr.. Astor's machine was
also damaged, and 1t will cost consider
able to make II fit for use again. The
dukes machine was put completely out of
commission.
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Parents See Boy Killed.

Antonio Donate, ten years old, va
struck and killed by an automobile II
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Fire Company. No. 4. and Reliance Stea
Engine Company. No. 3.
List Of Parade Marshals.

Following are the parade marshals: j..
Sid Douglas. chief marshal: Kenneth w.
Ogden. chief Of staff; marshals from local
companies-Friendship Veterans. Arthur
Warfield. marshal; ]. Y. Williams and r..
+. Downham. aids: Relief Hook and Lad
der. Joseph De Silva. marshal: William
Cleveland and e. Steuart Smith. aids:
Columbia Fire Company. George A. Nor
ris, marshal: John Leadbeater and VIII
bur c. Baggett. aids: Reliance Steam Fire
Company. Smith Williams, marshal; X. II.
Cats and X. w. Ogden. aids.
The general committee of ARRANGEMENTS
will hold its final meeting tonight al
30 o'clock in the rooms OF the chamber
Of commerce. at which time f1nai plans
will be made and badges distributed to
the various committeeman. There Is lit
tie to be done at this meeting, as prac-
tically everything Is in readiness for the
convention.
AS the result Of a raic made on two
alleged speakeasies yesterday Clarence
II. TIGER and William T. Power. who
were taken from a room at the old
City Hotel. and Ella Jackson. colored.
living at 502 South Alfred street. were
arraigned in the police court this this
parties were arrested on suspicion OF
dispensing ardent spirits without
license.
The police secured two wagon loads
Of beer and whisky. the larger quantity
old City Hotel. which was raided by
Acting Lieut.. Roberts. Policemen
Beach. Reid and Schoeni. Acting Lieut.
Roberts testified that, armed with
search warrant yesterday morning be-
tween l. and IL o'clock he pro-
coded to the place and read the warrant
to one Of the men who was inside. Be-
ing unable to gain admission 10 the
place. the door was forced. the two men
taken and several persons In the place
summoned as witnesses. 1t afterwaro
required a wagon to bring the goods
to police headquarters.
Was Washington's Ballroom.
The room where the men were assem-
bled was formerly George Washington
ballroom and Is q very historic old place
In former years II has been great place
for sghtseers looking over the points OF
historic interest.
Several witnesses testified they secured
beer at this place yesterday. All. how
ever. denied having paid any money. II
being stated by several that there was q
club and members were assessed . pro
rata of the expenses incurred.
The raid on Ella Jackson's place was
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made by Policemen Nicholson, Roland
and Arlington. Policeman Roland testi-
fled that he had received complaints con-
corning the place. and yesterday, armed
with q search warrant. he and the other
policemen made the raid, and secured
both whisky and beer. which was brought
to headquarters in a wagon.
The Jackson woman said one bottle of
the liquor secured was purchased by her
for her son, who was ILL., The second
quart. she said. was given her for q
Christmas present. and she thought SO
much OF 1t she kept II and had not broken
the seal on 1t. When she came to ex-
plain the presence of the large quantity
II for entertaining company. She said
there was no disorder about her place.
and at the time OF ethe raid she was
making preparations to go to church.
Policeman Nicholson added that 1O2 bot
ties OF beer were found at her home.
Funeral Of John W. Burson.
The funeral of John w. Burson took
place at 10 o'clock this morning from his
nome, 6O7 Oronoco street. Rev. Edgar
oarpenter rector of Grace p. E. Church.
conducted the services, and the interment
ton. Members Of r. E. Lee Camp, Con-
iederate Veterans, attended the funeral,
ana the camps burial service was read
AZ the house. Those serving as pallbear-
we're. COMMANDER w. A. SmOOt, First
Lieut. Commander j. w. Hammond, Past
commander e. E. Warfield, Comrades
y. n. Appich. j. B. Spicer and Booker
Milford B. Sells funeral took place at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon from his
+! nome. 3D North st. Asaph street. Rev.
o.. ID: Gibson Of the Episcopal Theological
seminary conducted the services and the
increment 1 was made in Bethel cemetery.
Inc members Of Alva Aerie, No ST.,
rraternai Order of Eagles. attended in a
oody: The following were the pallbear-
ers: George N. Proctor. William Reardon.
IT., Jonn Penn. George 4. Nightingale.
Robert Grimes
George g. Hinkins, for the past seven
years freight agent for the Southern Rail
way company In this city, will tomorrow
resign TO accept a position as general
manager OF the Belle Pre- Glass Company
this city. Mr.. Hinkins will be succeeded
as local agent by Charles A. Erwin, who
now holds a position as chief clerk al
| the local Office
Washington Couple Wed.
Miss Sadie o. Beavers and Emil r.
Muller, both OF Washington. were mar
rfed In this city Saturday afternoon last
| at the parsonage of the First Baptist
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the afternoon instead of 1: 80 o'clock as

the afternoon instead Of 40 o'clock as
previously planned. During the morning
a feature will be an exhibition contest by
the craft Firefghter of Washington. That
night at 8 O'Clock there will be a band
concert at King and Washington streets.
Following the parade the firemen will be
entertained at Armory Hail. II is ex-
pected that several thousand visitors from
Washington and other points will witness
the parade.
Friday morning. beginning at 10 o'clock,
there will be reel races on North Wash
ington street. The state association
reel will be used In all OF the races The
macadam roadway on this thoroughfare
is regarded as an excellent place for these
races. Among the competing companies
Will be Strasburg. Harrisonburg Covins-
ton. Clifton Forge. Shenandoah, Eagle
engine company, No. 3. Newport News.
Va: Luray, Front Royal. Lexington.
stanton. Fredericksburg. Woodstock.
Most Of the visiting fire laddies will
leave Friday evening for their homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-22
Other Drownings Reported.
Woman's Unhappy Experience.

Mrs. Romberg witnessed the drowning
Of Prof. Cook. As she watched the life
guards drag his body ashore another
drowning was reported. She hurried to
the scene OF the second sea tragedy. only
to find that the victim was her husband.
Scarcely had the terrible news been i'm
parted to her. when another body was
dragged from the surf nearby-that of
her brother, Walter Lechtner
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-06
SAL EN-
Long List of News Items from
the Second City in Har-
rison County.

SALEM, Dec. 6.-The old stoves It
the West End public school have been
removed and new heaters have been
put in which will be more satisfacto y
to teachers and pupils.
Ernest Baker. of Bridgeport, NJ. is
spending a few days in his city, a
guest of his sister, Miss Delitha Baker.
whom he has not seen for two years.
and Grandma Ash; and from here he
Will o to visit his parents. and other
relatives and friends before returning
to Illinois.
Mrs Juliette Pierpont has purchas-
ed the Ernest Randolph business
block on Main street.
orla Davis. of Industrial. was a
guest of relatives at G~reenhrler re-
Gently.
NJ. and Mrs. John Flint. Of. this city
and Miss Curry, of Clarksburs.recent-
ly called on Mrs. Flints parents, in
Greenbrier.
John Carney. Genius Payne. Del
Harrison. c. r. Lyon. Max Jame. Guy
Warner and'&Iisses waldo Leonard and
Blanche Wilson were among the many
who visited the county seatthis week.
The Odeon on Jacobs run is now in
running d after being closed for
a week on account of an engine.
Joseph James, of Adamston, was a
prominent visitor in the city recently.
j. s. Board and ~ife spent a pleas
ant day at the county seat recently.
Mrs. Thomas Devaney. of Industrial.
recently visited her aunt. Mrs. Thorn
as Francis, at wilsonburg.
Grandma" Dardean is spending
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Robert liberia, of Charleston.
George Thompson. of C~larksburg.
visited friends here the last few days.
Mrs. Mary Henninss. of Buckeye.
who has eebn very i'll. is much i'm
proved at this writing.
DR.. E. A. Wilson and SON, Charles,
have been business visitors In Chicago
the last few days.
e. e. Shira. superintendent for. the
South Penn OIL Company. has nur-
chased a residence property on High
street and will move there about the
first of April.
a w. c. T. U. meeting was held
at the HON of Mrs. G. H. Trainer
Tuesday at 2:3O O'Clock.
]. D. smith was a business visitor
in clarksburg recently.
T. H. Lowther of Oak street. is re-
ported on the sick list.
Thomas Ash butchered three fine
hogs this week.
W. F. Merideth. one of salem's
leading Erocers. has purchased the f.
w. Randolph bakery and now has it
running.
The Salem Herald. Is moving into
the building formerly occupied by e.
w. Randolph on East Main street.
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WALLACE
Out the Short Line Railroad
Has a Number of
News Items.

WALLACE, Dec. 6-Mrs. A. NJ.
shuman, of Glover's Gap, who re-
Gently visited her son, L.. l.. shu-
man, here has returned to her home.
Mrs. Alma C. darlington Baker
and daughter. Pauline, of Lumber
port, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Miss Lolita Pfgott, of Big Elk, was
at Clarksburg shopping Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. n. Dean have
returned home after several days
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Hell
dreth, at Alliance.
Miss Ethel johnson. of smithfeId,
called on her many friends here Sun
day.
William r. .Arnett. ruraI mail car
rier, who has been IN the sick list,
is now able to return to work.
T. p. Fortney, of Lumberport, was
a business visitor here recently.
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WHAT CURES ECZEMA.

We have had so many inquiries
lately regarding eczema and other
skin diseases. that we are glad to
make our answer public. After care
full Investigation we have found tina
a simple wash ofzou of wintergreen
as com 20 d in d. n. D., can be
relied upon. We would not make
full Investigation we have .fopEd that
and neighbors unless we were sure
of it-and although there are many
so-called Eczema remedies sold. we
ourselves unhesitatinEiy recommend
D. d, u. Prescription,
Because-We know that It gives
instant relief to that torturing Itch.
Because-D. d. d. starts the cure
at the foundation OF the trouble.
Because-1t ~cleanses. soothes and
heals the skin.
Because-It enables Nature to re-
pair the ravages of disease.
Because-The records of ten years
of complete cures of Thousands of the
most serious CAGES show tina D.. d. D..
IL today recognized as the absolutely
reliable Eczema Cure.
Drop into our store today, just to
talk over Your case with us.
Wells s Haymakcr.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

On the 7th day Of December 1910.
l viii offer at L o'clock. p. m for sale.
contents of a store at Barnes Crossing
formerly owned by H. l. Huntington.
! viii offer as a whole. first and make
it one-third down and one third n
three months. and one third in sia.
months with good security And g
not sold as a whole It viii be soldein
PARCELS for cash.
S. W. GORDON, Truste o.
II. L. TALKINGToN4
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TO cUEE A GOLD M oHE DAx
AXE laxative BROMO Quintne Tab
lets. DruE SistS refund money II 1t fails
~ cu@e. =. w. GROVES signature Is
g" each box. 2"cy 2
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Mrs. II. L. Han has m

Mrs. HI L. Hall has moved to
Frenchtown. where h will joia
Mr.. Hill, who is there engaged IN
oil business. They have sold their
property in the Orr addition to Efhe
NJ. Shrader.
Charles w. Marx, who has lived
here for some time, has moved to
Wellsville, n. Y.
The Rev. w. n. Edgell. of Clarks-
burug, is here attending the pro
tracted meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-06
OUR WAY" STUDIO

1t all depends upon who makes
your photographs how beautiful and
artistic they are. Mrs. Rarick has
visited all the large studios and art
musems of the United States and Can
ada and has spent a great deal Of
money studying high class art and
gathering ideas. Her show windows
speak well of the Information she has
derived from this study and travel.
All work is promised up to the last
minute Christmas eve. 1913 Fourth
Street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-06
BRINGS SUIT.

Clarence p. Stout has brought
suit against the James p, and Sarah.
clifford heirs for a o~ne-seventh in
terest in the st. Charles hotel prop
erty here, averring that he is en-
titled to that interest as Mrs. Cliff
ford had only a ~life-estate in INC
property of her husband.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-06

The quicker d cold Is gotten rid ofs
less the danger from pneumonia and other
serious diseases. Mr.. B. w. Il Hail. Of
Waverly, Va, says: IL firmly believe Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to Sc absolutely the
best preparation on the market for colds. i
have recommended It 70 my friends and
hey all agree with 4" For sale By al
lealers.
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CuMMTNS.
Is Appointed Rural Nfail CdTileF at
Lost creek. This county.

Charles \. cun4mins has been ap-
pointed rural mail carrier at Lost
Creek. w. va, In place Of Anrthpf
w. Hinzman. and Luther r. Curry has
been appointed substitute.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-06

Those free packages Conkey' I4ay-O
ing Tonic and Poultry Books Eeing'
fast. Get yours today. sturfn WIS
son.
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40 oPE7RATIoN.

WASHINGTON. C.. Dec. Sit
has be~en.declded hat no operation
is necessary upon Senator EiISlns,
who is reported steadily increasing in
strength.
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Every family has need Of q good, reliable
liniment. For ~sprafns, bruises oreneH Of
the muscles and rheumatic pains there j..
none better than ChamberIainG Sold by
all dealers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15
PILD0RAs lXIlBAcIllBEs

pndo nsbsenA o.
: urse6n Dc - seccnpo dd nspfatona -
La nunqaaA hsnppGla
sodid0 taas1Ras
- lsis kosssrass = = ha
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lineLQ Y Le!Qi gIatis.

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud' el mejor PATENT.
zado para Ia sangre, el esto
mago, el higado, y los rinones,
coloquelos entire eus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde .qlie.
ra que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos el importe, obseqularemos
| con una comision en- dinero, y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 50, San
Juan. Pto..Ri 0.
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In buen negoCio.

En- Coguns, ofrecen en- venta los
Sres. Quihones Cabezudo y Comps MA,
una acreditada fdbrlca Dc tabacos, con
existencias dc tabaco en- rama, recor
tes y picadura, marcas acreditadas en-
E.E. {. Z. : una oiicina en- Nueva
York. Is una buena oportunidad pa
"a realizar productive negacio. Para
mas informes dirijirse 4 Ia eAprs ssda
casa. en- Caguas, P. Rico. r 0 Box
l8
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Dame csc revolver.

Dame ese revolver.
-Yo atendere me cuidare de mis-
asuntos, Jimmy
-Ponese revolver sohre elescrl-
toro,
Jimmy Sc levanto de la silla. Y en-
I'm segundo tenla sujeto a Rcd por
la muneeas = le habia qultado del
bolsillo el revolver.
--Ahora vuelve 4 tu iuicio y dl-
NE 10 que pasa-s Esta el en- Ia cin
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Nos esta h3aseana.
No 10 s..
-sl.c has vlsto7
4,i. en- Ia Gale.
In que calle'
-Frente i la estaolon de pollcla.
Estapa solo,
No. estaha con nel Dick, el Rata
Como rrlsonero2
Supon 50 que 81.
Ha eometldo Dick alglin roho
aqui2
-C'reo Que s. en- IA semana nasa
da hubo un roho en una lateua, J
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Por John A. Moroso,


Arreglare las cosas aqui, y luego me
slnslre enfermo por una senana sles
neeesano. Les pero,licos &c Ia maila-
ma nos haran salel 10 que hace aqul
Mr., Doyle.
Los dos permanecieion en- el ban
60 hasta q'le ohse1reelo, j 'nego Sc
Geshlaron en- Is, snmhfas, como "a
drones para po'erse i eilh9alto
Jna nnoe Sc habla arasaHtasso 90
| bre el paralsc que lnstnx aiel. tt:le
hah.a obtenldo de VI Dos NlSeraG.,
dloso que Sc habla com nIadeel5io
de q. E! slstema de po'eia le arre.1a
tara tai paraiso,s: Doyle demostraha
/ ser usl deect1re ronapetente.
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uVIAJES RAPIDOSM
poR LOS
NuEyo ITINERARIO DEL "vAPOR JULIA"

Sadas de San Juan cada 81 das para los puertos de
Nacorjs Sano Domingo Santiago de Cuba Nuevitas Ea
bana via Mayagnez. Ponce Aguada1 que sui.
cene cirga nertase esta ultima escaa las sguentes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15
No 10 olvideis.

Fon San Luis Los eres. A. .Alva
rez hermano, slguen obteniendo el me-
lor exito eon laventa de- acreditado
Ron San Luis producto Dc superior
eal.dad que IA conauistado lusta ia
ma en- Ia 'sla ! tuera de Ella No
contiene sustancias nooivas : es una
oeolda .dnica $ reconst;tayenta No
DIVIDES ne .os peditos zeoen lacerse
! ia acrca..ada casa ale .e >an Jose
er san Juan. "kon san LUIS"
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Hoy roricuftorss cus necesi,17
rnporGomos" s7y sn.ayor1omos,
ctse neess.tza co'oc1e,5l Ls1s 7os
eSpflrlcs0ne5 Ee eHcueatr-1 con afr
atiaa , retari3. amS1s colnci9Eln
fGpalaHtrte a los oes.1s ls ns1yoriJ
.aos y csfrcuLtOrss 50 Cfaacs1a en-
La ssDondenol1. hay en- es-
z esGsto ssIsci1! y p.0as1a lGyfa u
efeco
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CoNsRJos A E2s NApREB,-E

UuNsRJos "A lie MADREs,-E
gaYabs calm ante della Senora win slow
6ebe dc usarse siempr que los min q
lestan on 81 periodo de Is dentici6 n
Proportions alivio Immediate al pea q
10 paciente produce un suei1o nat ~
= tranQuilo, alivis sl dolor y el angos
Tito dsspieyta muy vivo , alsgrs. n
muy agradabie al paladar. calm q
aiho ablands sus dolores. hace fac il O.
funcion Gel es;6mago y reguIa 10 . In.
tentinos. Es el meior remedio CO nooiE
do para Ia diarYes yaprovengass ta1e
IL denticion o de cualquiera otrA. Ten
case mucho cridado en- pedir el "JAra
be Calmante de la 8eh0ea winalovn y eg
nl mejordo todoo.
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jimmy va i escaBderse.

-1o pondre un homhre en- tn III
gar durante tres diss. -duo Cue
date en- I'll cuarto sin salir para NADIA
evitando que DOYLE te yea. I'll sa hes
que el We por detras de su caheza.
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-1Que pasa Red preguntd
con el rpstn palido.
-iEl esta aqui, DOYLE! q dijo
Red en- voz baja. !
Elviglante del banco mostraha |
en- aouel momento Ia mirada del ase-
sino. Los dedos de su mano derecha
Iestaban crispados, y Jimmy penso |
lnmediatamente en- el gran revolver
automatico que llevaba en- el bolsi- |
llo.
Ven aca, Red,-le dijo-Dame
tn revolver.
Lucbs por el revolver,
-Aseslnars 4 ese galgo,-dllo
Red con yoz ronca por IA ira.
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Doyle esta aqui!. .--diio Red voz baja.

| nor las afueras de Ia c.udad han ocu-
Irrdo var!os en- estos l.ltimos dias.
Jimmy permanecl6 callado Lar 90
Jrato, vdespues de pensaE hen Ell asl.a
Ito do instruction q Red.
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Tn Ns Dc sro para Jimmy.
. OSE habia estrechado s,l
n mano Y apoyado Ia cabe-

bello castano flotaba en- Ell ros-
to de Jimmy, permitiendo 4 este
aspirar el suave perfume que exaa-
hba y hacienda que su corazdn Sc ag
tara como una alegre marlposa.
Rodeo con su brazo ia clntuTa de
Ia ioven y sus lablos Sc uniercn.
Ell dia de fiesta pronto termi no.
Jimmy volvlo i 81 eacrltoro i tFa
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