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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09

Go have me for a friend than
 Huh. Say, Mir Quaritch, have you a on of that light baccy O yours; I want soothiu'."
 As soon as Evans was out of sight Joe becbOncd me to a thick piece Of scrub not far from the hut
 stay right here till l come back. Everything depends on that, he whis- pcrcd.
 lay down at my ease in a sheltered spot, and then Joe also took the road for Layette. Everything appeared to be against Black-the cartridge which fitted his rifle. the strands of the tell tale ueckerchicf. the mans own fu- rious behavior. his manifest passion for Mrs. Rome. and the suggested mo- tive for the thcfts-all these things uointed. conclusivcly it seemed Co me, ! in one direction And yet knew that almost from the beginning of the i'm | auiry November had decided that Black ! was innocent
 , The evening turned raw, and the thin snow was Eofteuing. and though ] was | weary of my watch | was still dream ing when l started under a hand that touched my shoulder. Joe was crouch ] ing at my side He warned me to eau i ton. but | could not refrain from a ! question as to where he had been. Down to the store at Layette,' he 1 whispered "I was talking about that search warrant-pretty high handed said it was, and the boys agreed tc that"
 After awhile Joe touched me to wake fitness. and l saw something moving on the trail below us. A second or two of moonlight gave me a glimpse of thu approaching figure of a man, hump ed figure that moved swiftly. A whis tie. No answer. And its hand wen to the latch. heard Joe sigh as b, covered the man with his rifle. TheI came his voice in its quiet tones.
 "Gless the games of, Sylvester Don't turn, Hands up"
 The man stood still as we came be hind hm. At word he faced round saw the high cheek bones and gleam ing eyes of am Indian. His savage fac was contracted with auimosity
 NOW Mir Quaritch, said Noveu ber suggestiyely.
 Hatter myself ] made neat jo or tying mp our prisoner
 Thank you. Whats in that bundl on his bacEf'
 ] opened it. Several skins droppe out Joe examined them. Al gC
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
CHAPTER Vlll.
me Case Of Miss Virginia Plank.

The Case of Miss Virginia Plank. NOVEMBER JOE and had been M following d moose since day
 break, moving without speech.
 Suddenly from somewhere ahead there broke out the sound of two shots and after a minute Of two more
 Two shots going on at steady inter vals," said Joe That's call for help. There they go again. Wed best fOi- low them up.'
 We travelled for half an hour, guided by the sound and came in sight of a man standing among the trees. We saw him raise his rife and fire twice straight upward to the sky.
 "Its Plank" said Joe in surprise.
 What? The millionaire you went into the woods with to locate timber last yearf'
 The identical man. As we approached Joe hailed him. Plank was a thick shouldered. stout man, his big body set back upon his hips. his big chin thrust forward in a way that acceutuated the arrogance of his bulging lips and eyes. "Ho, It's you. Joel! he cried. Yes. Mir. Plank
 That is lucky, for l need your help. ! My daughter was murdered yesterday" The words made me gasp and not 1 me only.
 Miss Virgluuyr cried Joe You can't mean that. Nobody would be brute enough Co lill Miss Virginuy"
 As we walked Plank gave us the fol- lowing facts It appeared that he had been spending the last two weeks In log hut which had been lent him by a friend Mir. Wushere His household 1 consisted of one servant-his daugh- ters nurse. a middle aged woman whom they had brought with them from New York-two guides and man cook. On the previous day Miss Virginia had taken her rod after lunch. as she had often done before, and gone of 10 the river to fish
 At 6 I went to join her She was not there Her rod lay broken. and there were signs of a struggle and the tracks of two men. l shouted for Ed the old guide He came running down and we took mp the trail It led ms straight over to Mooseshauk lake. The rufians had put her in our own canoe and gone out on the lake
 (To be continued)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09

hc dld but Doe didn't kin it He shot t far back and Irft lt In the woods and come along
 "Thp brute, exclaimed Sally.
 lies a dangerous lnjin said No. yemher "and he's or a breed that never forgetS"
 When he gets out of prison youh have to keep awake. Joe said Val
 When he gets out l'll have the snow n my hair all right and you and sally win bp old married folks. rctoucd Joe. "Youu sure be tired of each other by then"
 Sally looked at Val and Joe caught the look.
 "Leastways" he added. "youll pre- tend you are better'n you do now We an laughed
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
Quickly Relieves
 Without Distress

The congestion of waste and re- fuse from the stomach, fermenting in the bowels. generates poisonous gasses that occasion distress and invite serious illness. Health and comfort demand that this conges- ton be speedily relieved and the foul mass expelled
 The wellfounded objection most people have to the violence of ca- thartic and purgative agents is over come by using the combination Of simple laxative herbs with pepsin that is sold in drug stores under the name of Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin A dose at night brings re- lief next morning. without discom- fort or inconvenience A free trial bottle can be obtained by writing to Dr W. B. Caldwell 552 Washing t1u St.. Monticello, Ills.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09

saIy's mark on," he said. "say' NIT. Ouarltch. let me introduce you to pretty mean thief"
 l noticed that Joe took our prisoner along at a good pace toward Lavette. After mile or two, however he asked me to go ahead and if met with Mrs. Rome to make her wait his arrival, but he added in am aside. "Tell her noth- Ing about Sylvester
 reached the village soon after dawn. but already the people were gathered at the store, where every one was discussing the case.
 As I heard nothing of Mrs. Rome, l
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09

Lucas County.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the Arm Of F. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toe ledo. County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ey- cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE
 FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 9th day of December, A. ID. I886
 (SeaD A. ". GLEASON
 Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces Of the system. Send for testimonials. free
 F. J. CHENEY G. co Toledo. O. Sold by all Druggists 75c. Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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state of ohIo. clty or Toledo. 1

(To Dc COntinued)
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-12

| During the past couple week.
we have heard considerable com
ment about the business prospect.
thruoUt the United States for the
| coming season. Some say every
thing is dead and quiet in the east
ern states and will remain so fol-
| some time, others claim the com.
ing spring, summer and fall will
see more business activity Their
ever before, especially turnout the
northwest.
! Personally we believe the pros
poets are very good Many of the
large factories in the eastern
states which have been at a stand
still since last fall are to open up
within a month or so; and the
railroads are employing more
men. The Great Northern, Nor
thern Pacific, milwaukee and sew
eral other big northwestern lines
have recently increased their
number of employees and next
month expect to put thousands Of
men to work on their lines, ac-
cording to late reports.
Crop prospects are ideal for the
coming season and prices on grain
are bound to be good. owing to
the great European war.
The following from the Mpls.
Journal of March 4th does not
sound so bad either:
Fifty members Of the Manu-
facturers' and Wholesalers board
of the Cleveland Chamber Of Com
merce are in Minneapolis to see
for themselves, President Morris
"A Black of the chamber said, the
city that has been talked about for
six months as the prosperity CEN
ter of the United States.
I'VE are here" President Black
said because when trade extern
sion was talked about, and South
American and other opportunities
considered, our organization de-
cided that when the great business
upturn comes, the signs of which
already are discernible, the north
west is going to lead off and so
we want to have look around in
Minneapolis"
Have you noticed the increase
in the bank statements of the
leading banks thruout the north
west? They are all steadily in
creasing. According to the state
ments made the 4th of this month |
the banks of Minneapolis alone
show gain of over $13,000,000, |
over that shown a year ago.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-12

FOR SALE-3 geldings and
mare, all we'll broke. / McCor-
mick Mower, Mitchell Wagon
and box, 1 set of work harness,
l 7-foot Disc and 1 walking
breaker Call OF write,
j. L. Pickett, Union.
FOR SALE or Trade-1914
Model Krit touring car. Run
about 5000 miles. Call or write,
C. E. Ward, Circle
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Mayberry News

Howard Thomas is once more a
full fledged citizen.
Bill Isaacson and Walter Young
of Antelope are freighting to Glen
dive these days.
William Flanagan who came up
from Mo-, with Howard Thomas is
now working for Ira Tillotson at
Circle.
A big time coming April 5, the
Royal Neighbor dance. Secure
your tickets and avoid the rush.
Spring is advancing fast. Mr..
Farmer get out those old rusty
plows and get busy.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-12
Correl Greek News

A rural postal route would be a
blessing for our community. We
would have plenty patrons TO apply
for one-but our roads. The fed
eral government demands good
public highways, wherever they
establish their service. Well we
hope for the best; in time some of
the public money will used in our
and not all Of it in
the eastern part of the county.
balance next week
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-12
Lone Tree
Your folks and our folks

Miss Francis Barager went to hel
claim fourteen miles southwest Of
here Sunday Feb. Dist taking with
her household goods shipped in three
weeks ago, where she expects to
settle her house in three days time
and return to the Vondett school.
She was kindly assisted by Mr..
Dowd and an elderly lady who ex-
pdcts to live near her.
Frank Mumma starts the spring
list with ten hairless pigs. What is
the difficulty?
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Vondett
visited at the home of Arthur E.
Coburn Sunday Feb. Dist. Mrs.
yondett received a silver table
spoon for her birthday and Mr..
Vondett received a fine haircut,
gninus freight charges. Circle take
Aiotice (?).
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kinds and
Master Chadwick were entertained
Jar dinner Feb. 2Sth at the home OF
II. E. Coburn.
It is announced that Otto Buckley
i'll soon take unto himself young
.nd beautiful bride. Friends loinl
a congratulations for his future
appiness for we know he has not
joyed his batchelorhood.
And lnay roses DER their pathway
strew
lroughout the happy years
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Mrs. Vondett gave an elaborat.
dinner to II large party of Los
creek friends Sunday Feb. 2Sth
She was pronounced such an ex
cellent cook and hostess that four.
teen stayed for supper.
A very pleasant surprise was
given Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coburr
Tuesday evening March End by
friends and surrounding neighbors
Cards were the program for the
evening after which refreshments
were served to a hungry lot. In
the wee small hours they turned
their faces homeward, very plea
SAINT time enjoyed by all.
The School Inspector OF Vondett
school has been busy throughout
the winter settling a very difficult
affair, known to but a limited
number. but we trust to his ability
in this anil that interested parties
will feel satisfied with proceeding,
so that spring crops wont suffer for
time spent in this cause.
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Local News
How's this for March weather?

HOW JIllS IOT MATCH WGdLIlGT!
Thos. Hesselgesser is operating
his, auto truck between here and
Glendive now.
H. E. Coburn is another of our
industrious farmers to drop in and
order the Banner this week.
LOST-About week ago, be-
tween old Circle and Albert Klaus
| set of heel chains; | monkey
wrench; ! fence tool, pair side
cutting pliers, ballpain hammer.
Finder please leave at Banner
office.
Abe Burkhalter was pleasant
caller at our sanctum the forepart
of the week. Mr.. Burkhalter and
wife have recently returned from
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Indianapolis, Ind, and
several other places in the east
and report a very enjoyable trip,
but, Abe says the eastern states
don't look good to him and would
not consider moving back there to,
live at all. People are more slow
and everything quiet in compari-
son with eastern Montana. "The
Redwater Valley for mine, says
Abe.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-12

For Sale-One Ansco Camera,
postcard size with complete outfit.
Cost $500, will take $500.
Wilbur Ward, Circle.
Hair switches made from your
own combings. Reasonable rates.
Call or write, Alma M. Voss, Circle
For Sale-2O0 bushel of good
seed flax, guaranteed free of foul
seed, at 81 per bushel at Money
Patch Farm.
Still Wilkins, Circle.
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Mt. Antelope Breezes

Philip Schulz visited at the Ted
Anklam home last Monday.
Henry Sommerfeldt was busy
housekeeper at home a few days
week.
Fred Anklam returned home
from Lindsay Wednesday.
Len Zanders went over to his
claim Wednesday and moved his
shack Thursday from the south line
of his claim to the north. Len says
it was too hot in the south.
Henry Sommerfeldt visited at the
Ted Anklam home Friday.
Fred Anklam moved back on his
claim Saturday. His shack has
been used as schoolhouse the past
two months. Fred says there's no
place like home, that's what they
all say Fred.
Ted Anklam and Henry Sommer-
feldt were seen driving towards Dick
Kerr's ranch on Deep Bottom creek
Sunday.
The Ferch family entertained the
happy bunch Sunday evening.
Mrs. M, E. Barker returned from
Circle Monday. She intends to stay
on her claim on McCune creek for
while.
Johnnie Nagei returned home
from Glendive Saturday.
VIVA. and Jim Murphy rounded |
zap a few of their baoncs Saturday. |
Mr.. and Mrs, Dan Murphy were
out visiting Saturday.
Albert Schlender is visiting old-j
time friends near Mt. Antelope.
e. Schulz returned from Glendivel
Sunday.
Fred Petrick is visiting friends in1
Lindsay a few days.
G. B. Louden was seen in the
canyons near Mt. Antelope Sunday
some fire wood.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-12
Fine Farm For Sale

Splendid 800 acre farm miles
from Circle, well improved, good
water. Call or write, Henry
Wischmann.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-12

After a session of nearly two
years steady, Congress adjourned
on March 4th.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-12

Woman's Suffrage was turned
down again both in Minnesota and
North Dakota.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-12

Contractor Wilde has beenNbusy
with crew of men this week
ferecting building on Dakota Str.
for the Continental Oil Co.
WANTED "A good Camera and Shoteuh
also money enough to pay for both.
Call Or write, H. r., Circle. 4
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The State Legislature adjourned
last week.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-01
Un Buen Ciudadano

A seg'in unAreporte de los d.
rectores de escJela del diatrito es
collar No. 2, ensssfia que Don Isl.
doro Santistrvap, re,iderts en- los
C6rdovas. y qrien por les u tlmos
tres afios ha estado ansente dol dis.
trito, dltimamente pag6 su tasa
ci6D de capitacion (poll tax an d.
cho distrito de los Cordovss por
los iiltimos tres amos que habia es
tado ausente. A regdn demostre
el Sr. Santistevan, por esos mismos
amos habia pagado tambien en- el
distrito escolar de La MADEIRA, con.
dado de Rio Arriba, pero reali-
zando el la importancia de Ia edu-
cacion para la juventud de su dis.
trito y el fin loable de tai impues.
to, quiso de nuevo contribuir con
su impuesto voluntariamente su
distrito.
Hojala que ell Sr. Santistevan
tenga imitadores en- tan loable de-.
termination.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-01

dante nuestro propio esfuerzo y la
Dor. La question politica, ahora o
on 10 futuro, no nos preocupa en-
modo alguno. porque en- case
dado sabremos como conducirnos
sin necesidad do conseJos gratuitos
nj de guias voluntarios. Estamos
seguros del tempo actual y veni.
dero, porque sabemos que solo los
infortnaios 0 la muerte pue1en
atajsr nuestros pasos en- la luchs
por la existencia. 81 vienen los pri-
meros los soportaremos con la en-
tereza y conformidad que sean po
sibles para nosotros, y 81 viene Ia
segunda haremos de cuenta que ha
conclude nuestra jornada sobre la
TERRA y nos reaignaremos a 10 inc
vitable. Pero en- to1o este no hay
desesperaci6n nj desconsuelo eau.
sadas por nuestras propias def
cieucias, sino linicamente el desti-
no que trae la vida a cada criatura
humana que ha deseado y procura-
do la fslicidad teniendo por gnas
su inatinto y gu raz6n.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-01
Investigation
PreTiminar

En- la casa de cortes, principle
el miercoles la investigation preli
minar, ante el Juez de paz de este
precinto. An la causa del asesinato
de Don Antonio Maria Martinez,
asesinado on San Cristobal el dia
7 de Diciembre PIP.
Fl estado esta representsdo
por el Lie. Manuel G. Pacheco
como abogado y A. Av. Rivera
como taquigrafo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-01

Ea la lgleSla MetOdlSt2 EplScO-
pal de esta plaza, Sc celebro en- la
noche del dia 25 de Diciembre la
fiesta de Navidad con un lucido pro-
grama de la OCCASION, acompahado
de nm entretenimiento infantil que
|resulto muy animadoe interesante.
La fiesta principle las 7 p. m.
y minutes antes de esa hura va la
iglesia estaba atestada de immense
gentio que fue participar de tan
simpatica fiesta.
Ell Rev. L. Fernandez. pastor de
dicha iglesia, pronupci6 el sermon
de h ocasi6n, y termino el misno
sugiriendo una colecta, cuyo di-
nero colectado fue dcstinado al
Board of Forcing Missions de Nue.
va York. para las familias necesita
das en- Europa con motive de la
terrible guerra europea.
Dichos ejercicios y entretenimien-
to fueron conducidos en- puro espa-
mol mucho llamaron la atencion
de la concurrencia allf presente,
pues hacfa muchos aiios que no Sc
habfa visto en- Taos un entreteni-
micnto infantil en- Ell precioso lido
ma de Celvantes.
A la conclusion del programa Sc
representa- la llegada de Santa
Claus y este repartio juguetes Y dull
ces a las niiias que tomaron parte
en- la fiesta y tambien los nifios de
ambos sexos que Sc hallaban ALI
prcsentes. A los mayores- sc les
obsequio tambien con dulces.
Ef Rev, l., Fernandez, pastor de
Ia igleaia Metodista Episcopal, me-
rece credito, y debemos darselo pd-
blicamentc, For su espffitu empren-
dedor Y entusiasta en- pro de su
iglesia; que no omite tempo III
costo dc ninguna naturaleza para
hacer de su iglesia el centro favori-
to de los taoseiios.
A continuation publicamos el
programa llevado efecto admira-
blemente en- dicha iglesia durante
la noche de Navidad.
PRIMT,RA PARTE.
Himno No. 10 por todos.
Oracion por todos
Lectura de la Biblia en- Isaias capi-
tulo 6.
Sermon por L. Fernandez, inter-
pretado por ell Sefor Rivera.
Doxologia No. 1913 y la bendicion.
SEGUNDA PARTE
Himno No. So hel himnario Evan
g6lico.
Recitaci6n por la mia Carmelita
Baca.
Recitaciou por la nina Rebeca Tru-
iillo.
Recitacion por las ninas Adela Y
Elisa Macs.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-01
La CONFIANzA
DEL CIUDA-
DANO
Debe Fundarse en- suS
Z Propios EsfuerzOs y
no en- Ia Ayuda y Fa-
yOT de Ninguno

cue nunca han hecho nj haran ia
vor a alma nacida, manitiestan
gran coDgoia y apuro especulando
acerca de 10 que haran los nativos
dc Nuevo Mexico en- el tempo
que hs de venir. Green divisar on
el opaco horisonte amagos y peli
gros muy serios contra su bienes
tar y no cesan de darnos consejos
sobre 10 que debemos hscer y del
cnrso que dsbemos seguir para
conjurar y evitar la lejsna tormen
ia. Apsrentando poseer una cultu
ra y talento de primer 6rden estan
ganosos de figursr como nuestros
salvadores, y con palabras melosss
Y solicitud fingida SO lamentan de
nueatra ignorancia y de nuestra
fslta de ilnstraci6r. Nos dicen
que no saben de que manera noso
-ltros y nuestroa deacendientes nos
vamos a manejar para no caer en-
81 precipicio de la esclavitud social
ser, dumbre politics. Excusado
es deer, que estos consejeros son
hombres de nuestra propia razs
que ocupan cierta posicion en- la
rabisa de la aristocracia de Ia sabi
duria de afuers, la cnal irritan y
aplauden en- tcdas maneras espe-
rando obtener favores y preferen
cias que conduzcan su propio en-
grandecimiento. FL aprecio super
fetal que nos manifiestan no tiene
otro objeto que el de darse a 81
nismos importancia grangeando
voluntades y halagando al extran.
zero a cuyo dominic desean entire
garnos a todos de pies y manos.
Esta es una especie dc tra6co
que no ofrece NADIA de nuevo los
espectadores que tienen el don de
percibir y deacifrar 10 que esta pa
sando. Pues los halagos y prone
sas de estos sujetos son generalmen-
to mentirosos y perfdoa porque
alimentan intensiones perversas y
en- su, ,euero inferno son como el
lobo vsstido con piel de oveJa que
solo busca medios para devorar 0
dispersar el rebaflo. Ell interes que
nos muestran 90 fiDgido 9 hipocri-
ia Y encierra el prop6sito de asar-
nos como esclavos de su ambicion
para poder trepar a IN puesto ele-
vado. donde una vez coloca dos es.
tan listos y preparados para seryir
de instrumentos en- cnalquier in.
tento que SO propale para nuestro
daf1o Y envllecimiento. Mientras
nos necesitan somos para ellos mer
cancia de gran valor y nos aplau.
den y nos lisonjean con una perse.
verancia Q insiatencia que q mu-
chos engailan y que q primera Wis
ia parecen la pura verdad. Pero
atras de toda esa solicitud aparato
sa SO halla Ia Inacula de Ia adula
cion mas rastrera que nos despre
cia y nos tiene en- POGO y que pre-.
,tende guiarnos y goberDarnos como
a un rsbano de ovejas. Su arbitrio
predilecto ea emplear el lazo de la
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-01
TERCERA PARTE.

"En la casa donde SO reza todos
son rezadorss," dice el provervio.
Por este la hija es la estampa de
la madre y 81 esta tiene malos ha-
bitos la hija los aprende tam bien
y de ahi, en- muchas ocasiones, la
infelicidad y deshonra del hogar
domestico.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-01
Bale de Mascaras

Hoy viernes, 1ro. de Enero, ha.
bra un divertido bale de mascaras
eu ell espacioso Taos Hall. A SO.
gun los preparativos, parece que
este bale sera ell mas divertido Y
concurrido do Ia estaci0n.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-01

El porvepir de nuestro pueblo
hispano. .americano depende en- el
grado do educaci6n que SO imparte
a la juventud de la presents gene
racion.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-01-01
Un ASSESSOR que Sc Casa

Hon. Celed6n Cisneros, nuestro
efciente ASSESSOR de condado, con
trajo matrimonio el lunes de esta
semana con la simpatica senorita
Celina Lacome, ami bos contrayen
tes residences de Qnesta.
I.os recien casados psrtieron
para Chicago el lunes en- viaje de
bodas.
- Deseamos q los recien desposa
dos peyenne luna de miel y una
felicidad Jamas iDterrumpida en-
ell nuevo hogar que acaban de mi
ciar,