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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-25
REALTY CHANGES

Henry Baker to Herman Banker, lot
4, block l, B. Harper's second add
ton; also lot 3, block 5,Cor Cyndes
addition, Rock Island; 800.
Chas. E. White to Thos. S. White,
lot IL and west II lot 13, block 8.
Forrest Hill addition, Moline, s63o.50.
Amos Bremen to Robt. P. Wait, part
out lot 2, Waits & Walkers second
addition, Reynolds, $1,000.
John W. Woermann to Lawrence
Martin. lots g and 10, VIM. Dickson's
addition, Milan. $500.
Lawrence Martin to Henry E. c.
Ditzen, lot 10. block 2. VIM. Dickson's
addition, Milan, 800.
Lawrence Martin TO Henry E. c.
Ditzen, lot 9. block 2. VIM. Dickson's
addition. Milan. 800.
Guyer & White TO Aida and Valent
Van Eckhoutte, lot 80, block 123, New
Shops addition. Eas: Moline, 1865.
Guyer, White & Pope to Camille
Ryckman. lot 8, block $50, New Shops
addition, East Moline. $500.
Geo. W. Ross to Stamslan Przybysz.
lot Z. block 16e. East Moline. 1000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-25
SCOTT COUNTY TOWNS
WILL CONTINUE WET

Whatever the result of the local
option vote in Rock Island county this
spring out townships in Scott county
VIII remain wet This was assured
yesterday when the board of supervis.
ors OF the county finished the canvass
o. the petition OF consent which must
be secured every two years TO insure
continuation of the right to sell
liquors. With 1902 votes cast at the
last general election in the county out
side OF Davenport 3.177 signed the
petition. In none of the townships or
villages now having saloons will they
be abolished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that on
| Tuesday. the seventh day OF April. A.
D.. 1914, an election will be held In
I the township OF Rock Island. Ill, for
I the following officers. TO wit:
TOWN OFFICERS.
One supervisor.
One town clerk.
Four assistant supervisors.
One constable.
One collector.
One assessor.
One constable Ito fill Vacancy
Question-"Shall this township be-
come anti-saloon territory"
Places OF registration and voting
will be as follows:
First precinct-413 Fourth avenue.
Second precinct-702 Second ave
nue..
Third precinct-1O14 Third avenue.
Fourth precinct-924 Ninth street.
Fifth precinct-Court house, east
door.
sixth precinct-1434 Seventh ave-
nue..
Seventh precinct-11o, Fifteenth
street.
Eighth precinct-1s14 Thiro avenue
Ninth precinct Trinity parish
house. Nineteenth street and Sixth
aveTae.
Tenth precinct Hose house on
T, entv-seccnd street
Eleventh precinct-Schmi1s gro
Gerry store, s23 Twentieth street
Twelfth precinct - Twenty-sixth
street. between Sixth and Seventh
Nenrc.
Thirteenth precinct - 70s Twenty.
seventh sueet.
Fourteenth preciact - 1882 Fifth
avenue.
Fifteenth pTecinct-Peterson's car
painter shop, SIC Forty-hftn street
Sixteenth precinct - 1910 Thirty |
eighth street.
Seventeenth precinct-1s3I Tn!r-
t:eih street.
Dated al Rock Island. Ill. March 1S.
1914.
SHIRLEY D. FOLSOM.
f.dy1 Town Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-25

through and let ont a vatery substance.
She vas very cross and fretful while she rad
and had very little rest at night Wien
TIE eruption was at its worst the teacher
q the school sent her home and would not
allow her 10 attend until TIE Disagreement
q he- face was gone.
We tried 10 Kill IL BY applying -
out without result. l. would seem 10 get
o@'ts- snd then broke OH: asAf-- lien
woe and received a sa11pls OF Sutlcr-a
coop and Ointment We washed tie sJre
r;h the C-ticura Soap AID applied the
Oateura Ointment and thy gaze instant
r.ees. 50 re bought some more Is srsdu-
az grew better Wek-7,. On using CutlcI,ra
eosD ana OiaimcnJ and IN three or -four
Eo1tns the child was entire.y cured
taizo@1' Mr.. Heriry- rim. Oct n. 1912
C1tir'Irs sop 25c. and CuticUr1 C,c--uncnt
&C are sold everywhere Liberal sample OF
ech mailed free. With app. slda Book Ad-
9ess postcard &c Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston"
%Aen who shave and sham TO with Oh
VIVA S1ep ullGad i: best for sl-in and scssp.
AeEsrt!se.nent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-25
SPECIAL TAXATION NoTIcEi

Noace is hereby given to all per-
sons Interested. that the city council
:. tne city OF Rock Island, county OF
Rock Island, and state OF Illinois. hav-
ing ordered that a local Improvement
be made by the construction OF SIX
inch water main on First street from
thirteenth to Fourteenth avenue. and
the ordinance for the same Is on file
I'm the ONCE OF the city clerk having
applisG 70 the county court or Rock
Island county for assessment or the
costs of said Improvement, according
10 frontage. and assessment therefor
having been made and returned TO
said court, the final hearing will be
on the 10th day OF April A. ID. 1914.
or as soon thereafter as the business
Of the court will permit
All persons desiring may hle obtec-
lions In said court before the said day
and may appear on the hearing and
make their defense
said assessment is payable In I'VE
(5) installments. and all installments
bear interest except the first. from
and after date OF confirmation until
paid. at the rate OF i've per cent per
annum.
p. ]. CARY.
Oncer appointed 20 make assessment
Dated March %. A. d. 1s14-(Ady)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-25
WIRELESS USED
ON C. R. |. & p?
Rock Island Said to BE Planning
Equipment For Its De
Luxe Trains.
ELBOWS THE LACKAWANNA
=. -. TruesdsIe, Formerly Of This
City. Responsible for First
Use on Railroad

-. Rock Island railroad expects
.,-,ip its de luxe trains with com
-. rireless outfits and Is now
-.sfas an investigation OF the pro
- according 20 local officials OF mat
-. mo also are OF the opinion that
=. ..ove procedure will be taken up
-. pr:ncios! railroads % the Unit
Cd states
The sending OF wireless messages
.cr swiftly moving trains has
-..ssd hevond the experimental. stage
"a has been proven absolutely practi-
--ble The first road TO make the test
a, the Delaware, Lackawanna &
was,sra. OF which William II. Trues-
5,le a former Rock Island man, is
,-a.ideut. Mr.. Truesdale. in a large
n,ssure IS responsible for the intro
sr.tiou of the innovation.
Several weeks ago wireless tele-
rrsph messages we're sent and re-
esiyed without a hitch by an operator
N a special train on the Lackavanna,
which carried 500 members OF the
American Society OF Civil Engineers
rom New York TO Nicholson, Pa, and
back The special trains speed was
rom to IS miles an hour in the open
COUNTRY.
Sends First Message.
George A Cullen, passenger traffic
manager OF the Lackawanna road,
Eho vas on the train, sent 10 a New
York newspaper the first wireless dis
Jaich from a moving train II was:
~On board Lsckawanna Civil En-
Eiaesrs' special. 50 miles east OF
Scranton. Pa. going 81 miles an hour
Greetings in the first wireless message
rom moving train 10 a newspaper,
Cullen.
This message was flashed ahead of
The train 10 Scranton and sent from
Ire wireless station there direct to
hat on the Woolworth building from
which Il was delivered TO the news
paper Office. II was six minutes from
the time the message was handed to
ne Msrconi operator in the train I'M
II It vas copied by the operator on the
Woo.worth building. and no wire .
was Used. The distance |
vas about 125 miles.
Building Stations.
Mcre than 90 wireless messages !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-25

were received and sent by tho Mar
COM operator on the train during the
oay. wireless stations are now be.nx
constructed along the lines. and when
finished the road will have four OF
them 80 that at no time will a train
equipped with wireless instrument,
De out OF communication with a fixed
station.
Both the east aad wsst pouna
Lackawanna limited trains will begin
10 handle commercial messages n.
soon as these stations are complet.d
Although the Rock Island is among
the first to consider the instalIation
OF wireless outfits on its trains. var.
lous other railroads throughout the
United States expect to follow SUIT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-25

part OF her cheek that
we took for ringgorm-
IL reSemblei a large
rinEworm. only H. DIFF
fered in that IL was COW
cred with vatery blisters
that itched and burned
terribly. made worse by
her scratching IL. Then
the blisters would break
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-25
ERUPTION LIKE
R|NGWORA ON FACE
COyeredwith WateryB listers. ltched
and Burned Terribly. Little Rest
alright. Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment Entirely Cured.

Lock Box IS. Maurice. LIN the
ting q 1911 our little daughter. age FIVE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-25

law repeaed whether improved their eve sight or NOT
Number put by Mr. Wood during his
speech and answered from the PLATFORM The whose
business he trying destroy employed defend
their property rights The amount of fee is per-
sona matter No has right to ask such question
until he becomes guardian and has given bond for
the faithful performance of his duty attending MY
business.
Mr.. Wood answers number by saying that the linn
of taxation in Moline had already been reached which
teon the FACT that could not be increased,
bonds issued there would be chance make up
the deficit of which would follow the abolition of
saloons Wages and salaries of city employees would
have be reduced local improvements would suffer.
Numbers IS and IL cannot be correctly answered by
stranger 1t would be hard for an old resident OF Mo-
line answer those questions.
Numbers IS and rs refer personal injury cases,
said be due intoxicating liquor To properly
such questions would be necessary to institute an
haustve inquiry in each which would require not
less than 90 days. OF course Mr. Wood thought
of that he would have asked these fool questions
1t is thing thing and quite another
prove it, Mr. Wood said that half the jaiIs in Kansas
empty. proved by Warden Coddng that out of
the los jaIs had inmates the time claimed
that So of them empty.
In reply number II, say that agree
with the editor of the Daily Mail He proposes give
medicine the who is sick, down the
threats of well people The only amer dnen would Of
fer the plan would be provision the victim of
intemperance for his work and his salary his
wife and children agree that may, by his OWN
forfeit his liberty but deny that the
forfeit the liberty impair the rights of another
The plan suggested by the editor of the MAIL would
stop before he lost control of himself would
the evil as the man who would not be temperate
would be deprived of the opportunity drink Freedom
and temperance would go hand i'm hand.
In his speech printed in the Moline Dispatch Mr.
Wood put number of questions included in thisHst
For example, he asked: "What do the people of Moline
get for the money spent the saloon barr"
They get what they want That's all any man or wo-
can get for their money 1t be tobacco. coffee
Peruna, chewing feathers ewelry necktes ruff
fes gewgaWs fub-dubS and furbeIos but if thew spend
their money and get what THEY want how can il
be of Mr. Woods busness In all these questions as
in his futile effort reply my arguments in the time
allotted to Mr. Wood he completely demonstrates the
FACT that while prohibition has defenders it has no
Defense Yours truly,
WTMDY >.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
Un nino ~atropeIIado.

Ell sabado 3 del corriente a las
10 y 10 p. m. fue horriblemente
atropellado ell nino Jorge S. San
tana, en la Gale Lombard Y Bat
terry por un carro-autom6vil de
carga, conducido por Joseph Or
tiz. Aun no Sc aclara 81 fue una
imprudencia del nino torpeZa 8
descuido de Ortiz. Ell nino que
do muerto en- ell mismo sitio que
ocurri6 ell fatal accidente y 10
recogio ell Senior Floro Quinones,
aprehendiendo a la vez a Ortiz
La Residential de la familia del
Unfortunate nino es 372 Gale Va
llejo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
F aIIecio Miguel A.
de Laveaga
P%rominente ~capitaIista y fiIantropo

Ell dia 6 del corriente fallecio
en- esta ell Senior Miguel A. de
Laveaga, native de Mazatlan,
Mexico, a la edad de sc amos.
En- su temprana edad ell Senior
de Laveaga vino a San Francisco
donde Sc radic6 con su familia.
Hizo su fortuna en- California,
como persona digna de respeto y
y como filantropo, ell Senior de
Laveaga fue muy conocido entire
la Colonia Hispano-American
del Estado.
Hace POGO ,tambien, que falle-
clio su esposa, Sonora Maria LIE
Breton de Laveaga.
Deja los s~iguientes de familia,
Jose Vicente, Julia y Eduardo j.
de Laveaga.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
Ell Jap0n, siempre ell Japon

En- las atlas esferas politicas
dan una importancia muy gran
de y signifcativa al ultimatum
japones que do a Alemania, no
por 10 que concierne a estas dos
naciones, sine por las trascen-
dencias que traiga consigo para
los u. S. A., pues hacen obser-
var Y tai vez no sin razon, que
ell P~residente Wilson no 10 CO.
ment6 Y solo Sc limit6 a ratif-
car la complete neutratidad que
los u. S. A. deben observar en- ell
actual conficto, pero 81 hizo in
capie en- la ~justicia que asiste a
China en- su reclamo del terrific
rio de Kiaochau, pues dice que
de hecho y por derecho lie per-
tenece.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
I'm vaticinio del General
Japones Nogi.
Durante Ell sitio de Port-Artur.
el celebre caudillo predijo el
actual conflicto dc Ale
mania Y Francia.

Un escritor militar de los mas
emlnentes de Italia, dice en- Ia
Gaceta del Pueblo" 10 siguien-
te:
Voy a referir una curiosa pro-
fecia dicha por ell famoso gene
raj Japones Nogi, durante ell ST.
ito de Port-Arthur.
FL celebre caudillo conversaba
con varios generates y con algu-
nos corresponsales extranieros.
y dijo 10 siguiente:
Ell mundo asistira todavfa en-
mi opinion, a dos grandes que
rras, igualmente terribles; Ia
prlmera tendra por teatro Euro
pa, y en- ella Sc resolvera ell con-
fiicto franco-aleman y la rival
dad anglo-alemana.
'Francia y Alemania iugaran
esta partida decisiva en- la plant
Gle belga y cerca, probablemente
de Waterloo, lugar susceptible
de permitir la mobilaci6n de gran
des masas para un chouue.
Las fronteras de Francia v
Alemania estan demasiado eriza-
das de fortiicaciones para que
los dos pueblos enemlgos puedan
franquearlas con exito.
FL resultano de esta guerra
no me parece dudoso: los france
ses batiran a los alemanes Dor
terra.
'Ademas, los ingleses destro-
zaran la marina alemana.
Esta guerra sera la Ultima
que Sc sostendra en- Europa. Los
Estados civilizados saldran tan
agetados de esta crisis, que i'm
pediran en- 10 porvenir toda coa-
licion para evitar nuevas que
rras.
He predicho dos guerras V
he hablado de la primera- En-
cuanto a la otra, debo decir que
pondra frente a japones y yam
quis en- ell Odeano Pacifico. Ven
cera el Jap6n.
La Lucha, Habana.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09

vaba esta la sortija, como la pi-
cadura de una avispa. Soltando
a su mujer ell americana Sc miro
la palma de la mano y descubri6
en- la parte dolorida un pequeno
punto colorado: sangre que aso-
maba a la epidermis detenien-
dose entire la piel.
Un sobresalto de muerte RENO
en- la casa aquel dia cuando ell
dueno Sc sintio gravemente en-
fermo y los mas famosos espe-
cialistas de la capital, desespe-
raron de salvarle. LA sortiia!
LA soatija! Nc Clare morfa en-
venenado por la picadura de la
vibOra.
Seg1n las celebridades que Sc
reunieron la noche de aquel te-
rrible dia a la cabecera del lecho
del enfermo, Sc oper6 un mila-
gro, y la crisis que debia matar
al enfermo, paso dejandole las
timosamente abatido pero vivo Y
fuera de peligro.
AL sentirse completamente res
tablecldo. despues de dos meses
de sufrimiento, Nc Clure, busc6
la famosa sortija que Sc habfa
extraviado en- la bora de la tri-
bulaci6n, pues la ahigida esposa,
sc la sac6 del dedo al conocer sus
malos efectos y, sin pensar en-
que rincon de la casa la dejaba,
hugo de ella, como de cosa en-
brujada y de ma aguero. Arduo
trabajo fue ell encontrar la prem
da extraviada: ell americana la
halo, y llevandola al professor de
quimica de la Univirsidad, hizo
analizar ell terrible anillo. Ell sa-
bio professor lie aseguro que ell
anillo habia contenido, en- un re-
ceptaculo artifciosamente cons
truido bajo ell rubf, I'm veneno
mortal, cuyo liquido a pesar de
secarse y desvirtuare en- ell enor-
me lapse de cinco siglos, demos
tr6 su poder al atacar al nuevo
dueno; con Ell aguij6n torpe por
ell enmohecimiento del resorte Y
con una pequena particula del
antique veneno a su servicio, ell
anillo habia operado brillante-
mente su fatal designio.
Nc Clure volvi6 a SUI casa des-
pues de consular a varios indi.
viduos, con la sortija limpia, sin
veneno y sin aguij6n y lie dijo a
su esposa sonriendo, al devolver-
la la joya:
-Puedo estar satisfecho, Qui-
"a sere 70 la 1nica victima que
escape de la muerte, despues de
llevar en- 81 sangre ell veneno de
los Borgias. Personals peritas
me han garantizado que la sorti-
ia, hace cinco siglos fue propie-
dad 9 de Cesar 8 de su hermana
Lucrecia Borgla.
DR.. VARILLAS.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
Reception.

Ell Domingo a del corriente, ell
Sr. Francisco Felix ofreci6 q sus
amistades una esplendida recep-
ci6n en- su domicilio 1884 de la ca
lie Clement, En- dicha simpati-
tica reunion hubo un verdadero
derroche de algeria. Ell Senior
Felix recibio muchas felicitacio-
mes y presentes como obsequio
en- su dia de dias.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
Bale de Beneficio

En- ell salon Circolo Filarmoni-
co Itallano, situado en- la esqui-
ma de las GALES Stockton y Green
Sc verifcara ell Sabado "a del
presente un bale a benefcio de
la Sra. Rosa O. de Lopez. Els
de esperarse que tenga gran ext
to, pues bien reconocida es la f.
lantropia de nuestra colonia en-
casos como este que Sc trata de
ayudar al que sufre.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
Onomastico.

Ell Domingo a del corriente, la
simpatica y apreciable senorita
Francisco Garz6n celebr6 su ono
mastico en- su Residential No. 1853
Gale Hayes. La concurrencia
de amistades fue numerosa, y
fue muy bien atendida por la ia
milia Garz6n.
Sc disfruto de una magnffica
tamalada.
La reception concluy6 con un
bale.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
Pasajeros de Mexico.

Por el vapor norte-americano San
Jose que lego a este puerto ell 3
del corriente mes, llegaron los
siguientes pasajeros: De Salina
Cruz, DR.. Angel c. Nuno, Sra.
Sara Scott Nuno, Senoritas Rosa,
Angela y Emma Nuno.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
Alta Club.

Esta simpatica agrupacion tu-
vo un gran exlto en- su primer
bale que tuvo verificativo ell sa-
bado 3 del corriente en- ell Latin
Hall, esquina de Green. Desea-
mos que los sucesivos sean aun
mejores,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
Notas PersonaIes.

Ell Sr. Arturo Morales, mine
no prominente y capitaIista ne
xicano, hace pocos dias lego a
esta y esta hospedado en- ell Ho-
tel st. Francis. Esta acompa-
nado de su hija, Srita. A. Mora
les. Ell Senior Morales va para
Nueva York donde 10 llevan ne
gocios relacionados con sus mi
mas y otras propiedades en- Me-
xico.
Ell Captain Fernando Palacios
quien ha estado en- esta por mas
de siete meses, salio para Los
Angeles. California, hace pocos
dfas.
Ell sabado ppdo. sali6 para la
Capital de Mexico ell captain A.
Labastida. Ell objeto de SUI via
Je es, conferenciar con ell Gene
raj Alvaro Obregon tocante a
ciertos negocios del Ejercito
Constitucionalista.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
s & VENT DE

Una hermosa casa de 25 Guar
tos completamente bien amuebla-
dos, renta barata, bien situada,
y buena oportunidad, para quien
liable castellano.
Ell tener que salir de San Fran
cisco me obliga a venderla. In
formes j. c. Castro, ofcina de
LA CRONICA"
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-09
B0SQUEJoS HUMAN0s.
EI Despertar de la Vibora

Nh. Nc Clure despues de reco-
rrer Alemania, Francia y Aus
tria, en- calidad de turista, pas6
a Italia con la intencion de vlsi-
tar Venecla, Roma y embarcarse
en- Napoles para regresar a Nue.
va York, de cuya gran ciudad
era oriundo.
Viajaba solo ell americana, con
la bolsa bien repleta, y aunque
Sc habia detenido algunas veces
en- Berlin, en- Paris y en- Viena q
contemplar los escaparates de
las mas lujosas joyerfas, no ha-
bia entrado en- estas tiendas mas
que raras veces, y este, solo pa
ra comprar alguna chucherfa que
lie alegrara la vista de improviso.
Estando en- Roma una tarde,
MI. Nc Clure Sc sento en- ell atrio
de un palacio, desde cuyo punto
Sc divisaba un panorama intere-
sante. Apenas Sc habia ~recosta-
do en- ell banco cuando Sc lie acer-
CO un individuo joven, de buen
porte, con una cabellera a la vir-
tuoso, y una chalina anudada en-
un gran lazo al cuello.
Dirigi6 ell intruso la palabra al
americana con desenvoltura, per-
maneciendo en- pie frente al tu-
rista. FL de la cabellera y la
chalina sc expreso en- aleman al
hablar; asf, que, ell yankee, lie
contest6 en- ingles, despues de
oirle, por espacio de dos largos
minutes.
-Comprendo que me habla V.
en- aleman, Y hasta ALI llega to-
da mi compression, pues no CO.
nozco ell lenguaje en- que Sc ex-
pres0 listed.
Me equivoque al creerle a
listed aleman-contesto ell joven
en- ingles-y lie pido que me dis
pense 81 me atrevf a entrometer-
me con una persona a quien no
tengo ell homer de conocer. Ell
motive es importante. LIE ofrez-
co, como una ganga sin prece-
denies, una joya, valiosa por ell
merito itrinseco Y por su merito
h~ist6rico. Senior milo, 70 lie VEN
do uno sortija que, segun Sc cree
con fundamental, perteneci6 a la
familia de los celebres Borgias.
Tengo necesidad de dinero Y lie
vendo la joya por mil liras. De-
me doscientos dollars y lie entire
go la sortija.
Para no desmentir ell caracter
despreocupado de los yankees,
Nc Clure Sc rio en- las barbas del
joven, Mas, este, sin descon-
certarse y sin pronunciar pala-
bra saco del bolsillo una bolsita
de cuero mugrienta y de ella una
sortija que puso ante los ojos de
del americana.
Este contemplo ell precioso ru-
bi incrustado en- la cabeza de la
diminuta vfbora de orc, la que
anillandose en- tres aros termina-
ba en- la cola, y del mismo modo
que diera rienda suelta a su hi
laridad, recobro su habitual Sc
riedad y levantandose del banco
de piedra que lie sustentaba lie
dijo al poseedor de la joya:
-Venga conmigo. Sc la COM
pro,
AL llegar a Nueva York, Mr..
Nc Clure lie regal6 la sortija a
su esposa e insinu6 la idea de
que Sc guardara la brenda en- un
lugar prominente del salon, DON
de la curiosidad de sus amistades
pudiera contemplate, pero la
sonora pens6 10 contrario, excla-
mande:
Els un POGO grande, pero SUI
dimension un POGO exajerada no
afecta la belleza del rubf nj la
entalladura de la diminuta cule-
bra. Els una obra de arte que
lucire en- ell dedo. Voy a usarla.
Y tie felicito con toda ell alma Dor
la buena compra que hiciste.
La sonora Sc habia colocado la