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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24


school will meet at 3:15 Tues
day for a social time and pro-
gram by the children. All par
ents of the district are cordially
invited.
A concert will be given at Vat
halla hall May under the aus
pices of the Danish Lutheran
church. There will be both vocal
and instrumental music, and
American and Scandinavians Sc
The Scandinavian male chorus
will have charge of the English
song service at the First Swed-
ish Lutheran church, under the
direction of Prof. Per OLSON
Martin Carlson, tenor, will have
q solo.
The Tacoma club will be enter.
tanned. Monday Afternoon by Mrs
Alfred Metzger, 1902 North
street.
Mrs. Frederick w. Keator is III
charge of the musical program
Music of the Border Countries,
for the Aloha club meeting Mon.
day afternoon at the Lincoln
Park High school.
The Emmanuel Presbyterian
church choir, directed by Mrs
Paul Shaw, will give concert
tomorrow evening at the Mason
M. E. church. There will be q
duet by Mrs. Mcclellan Barto
and Mrs. o. b. Gilmore, q song
by Edwin Cook, and other NUM-
bers
Miss Eva Van Buskirk, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Van
Buskirk, was quietly married
Wednesday evening to Mr.. John
Lewtas, son of the Rev. John and
Mrs. Lewtas. The young couple
after short honeymoon, will be
at home in Regents park. Both
are graduates of the Stadium
High school, where the bridge.
groom was a successful long-dis-
lance runner.
Ivy camp 1863, Royal Neigh
bors of America, Wednesda,
evening, gave two plays "A Day
With the Know-It-All Women's
Club" was handled by the fol
lowing cast: Alpha A. Camp
bell, Adah comestock, Jessie
Conrad, Elizabeth Wallace, julia
Poat, Muriel Corbett, Ella Bragg
Ethel Gibson, Jessie Atkinson
Ellen SHETLAND, M. G. Atkinson
Elizabeth Hazen and Viola Lynn.
burner. This sketch was follow.
ed by song by Viola Lymburner
accompanied by Jessie Atchia
son. The orchestra, composed ~
Messrs. Myrey. Dean Hartman
and Aughe, played. The SECOND
sketch s.How the Vote Was Won,
was staged by Am. Whitee. The
cast included Ethel Gibson. Clara
Oches, Elizabeth Wallace, vioii
Lymburner, Muriel Corbett, Julis
Poat, Jessie Conrad and A. VI
I White.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

State land board will sell
$35O,000 worth of land, one good
piece of which Is at the very
limits of North Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

Judge Ernest NJ. Gard wore a
bright smile as he entered court
this morning. He had just be-
come the father of son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

The 96th anniversary of the
Odd Fellows lodge will be OBJ
served with special services al
the First Methodist church Sun
day evening.
The members Of South Tacoma
lodge. East Tacoma lodge, North
Tacoma lodge, West Tacoma
lodge, Rainier lodge, Steuben
lodge, Fern Hill lodge and all
the Rebekah lodges of the city
will attend in q body. Rev. Del.
mer II. Trimble will devote his
evening sermon to The Supreme
Fraternity"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

The Scandinavian male chorus
will have charge of the English
song service at the First Swed-
ish Lutheran church, under the
direction of Prof. Per OLSON.
Martin Carlson, tenor, will have
q solo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24
You'll Find
Il It Here r.

John Cudalhy, big Chicago
packer, died at midnight. He
never recovered fro man appen-
never recovered from. an appen-
|ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

John II. Nagley, the young Elbe
school teacher who was severely
beaten by Thomas Jones, a lum-
herman, who suspected him OF
improprieties with his wife, to.
day sued Jones for $1,000 dam
ages.
Watch for our special week
end dollar boxes and ported
plants. Hayden-Watson Co. O3a
c st. Main 500.
Advertiser ent."
Sir Tom Shaughnessy, presi,
dent of the G. P. r., was in Ia
coma yesterday, bubbling with
Irish optimism. Both the Canada
and the U. s. are going to have
one prosperous year, he was
sure.
Our entire wheat health bread
Duenwald's, 313 So. nth st.
ADV"
State highway commission
meets and plans work for sea.
son. One of the jobs is the elm
ination Of the Nisqually hill, be-
tween here and Olympia.
Another square Of that short
cake, please! Strawberries, SOC
cars, arrived in Tacoma yester'
day.
Advert isement"
State land board will sell
$3.50, 900 worth Of land, one good
piece of which is at the very
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24
"Is the church declining?'

"Is the church declining?"
That will be the topic of Rev.
Frank Dwyer Of the First Con-
gregational church Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Dwyer will answer the
criticism of persons who argue
that religion is advancing but the
church declining.
In the evening vesper services
Rev. Dwyer will discuss August
Won der Heide's bequest of $685..
600, given for the use of Jesus
Christ upon the occasion of hit
second coming to earth. This
was the subject of a recent arti
Gle by Herbert Quick in The
Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24
Personal
q nd
Social

The p. r. A. of the Irving
school will meet at 3:15 Tues
day for a social time and a pro-
gram by the children. All par
ents of the district are cordially
invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

A concert will be given at Val-
halla hall May 2 under the aus
pieces of the Danish Lutheran
church. There will be both vocal
and instrumental music, and.
American and Scandinavians SCI
lections. mxHI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

Decorations, HIn.: F':eri.t. .. = =
"Advey .isement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

The Tacoma club will be enter
tanned Monday Afternoon by Mrs.
Alfred Metzger, 1902 North J
street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

Another square Of that short
cake, please! Strawberries, 500
cars, arrived in Tacoma yester-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

Mrs. Frederick w. Keator is In
charge of the musical program,
Music of the Border Countries,
for the Aloha club meeting Mon
day afternoon at the Lincoln
Park High school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

Our entire wheat health bread
Duenwald's, 313 So. nth st.
ADV"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
Co., ~: - ~

Very psctusssque W IL setting and
eo~suasnG wss sh< csnp6ss paas gwen
BY ne UscosapshGss End 1oss'cai
CssVsise Gpsups, unasr the direction Of
Miss 1--we Carpsptsr. In keeping w,sh
tA< eusdDor isfe they represent, the e,ris
gave m ousdoor play. The evening wss
still sad wssR; numerous csmphres, re-
spooded 10 frequent repsen'shIne tent
in.she background Was gay with Navajo
rugs and bright psansnts; saddle horses
munched eoetentediy, near. end from
the distance one could catch the insist,
ept murmur Of rushing wster
In this scene the campfire girls sp-
peared in their regslis
Indian costumes, IN the reflection of
the freight. they went through their
ceremonials. sang the songs Of their
orgsnizstioa, and gave their well known
cry, ~ ohelo'. Into their midst they
welcomed "Any Girl, who was lonely
and discoussged and whose hfe WAS
barren Of good times, thus typifying the
spirit of thsir group, which is to bring
in friendly good fellowship the
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
eouUknlnoaA
~.~-.'hsnap,oa Corresvoesese~

~'~-s han4pfoo torFsoVoooeor~
Wednesday. July IA
Miss Margaret Mendenhali returned
to her home N Lake City Monday
Harry Yosmsns has the contract 10
FIX the county road below his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Knoll returned
to G9nnIson Wednesday after q ten
day visit with relatives.
Tourists from Colorado Springs. Den
yer. Montross and hotchkiss have been
camping IN the valley this week
Mrs. Frank Dunn returned from
saIida Thursday where she had been for
treatment at the Red Cross hospital
DIR. Geo. Nucsolls, accompanied by
Prof. Quigley of the State Normal
School came out from Gunnison and held
services in the hall Thursday evening.
A number Of Gunnison people were
here Sunday. Among them were
County Commissioner Gillaspey and
wife, Tom Murray and wife, Carey
Partch and wife, Mr. and Miss Besse,
Mr.. and Mrs Rector.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
BALDWIN

wsCAAnpaoa Corresp0aessss:
Monday, July IL.
Miss Cara Estes and brother and two
of the Normal School girls from Gunni-
son spent the Fourth here.
Misses Hattie Pressler and Tilhe
Eilebrecht were few days visiting Miss
Lizzie Zeilinger and Mrs. Pressler.
Claude Bourne has gone to Denver to
have his eyes treated DR. Hunter &C.
companied him and will return in a few
days.
Mrs. Lang Spann and Mrs. James X.
Spann motored up from Jacks Cabin
Sunday and spent the day with Mrs.
James Shackleford,
John Coan, after spending vacation
of two weeks with his parents, left here
Monday for Spring Gulch, where he is
employed ss electrician.
Mr.. and Mrs Conrado of Shebogan,
Wisconsin came here Thursday last, to
visit their sister, Mrs. Zeilinger and
family. From here they will go to Cal
ifornia for a few weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
PRESBYTERIAN CboURCn
Sunday. July Ia.

Sunday. July ls.
Regular service sunday morning and
evening sermons by the pastor. Good
music at both services. You are cordial
ly invited to worship with us.
The ladies' of our church will conduct
two rest tents at the grounds during the
Cattlemen's celebration. where women
and children will find comfortable
place to rest and refresh themselves.
These tents will be outftted with easy
chairs and couches and supply of the
most important medical remedies will be
on hand for use in case of sudden illness
or accident These tents will be for the
free use of anyone VINO has need of
them.
Guests from out of town, mothers
with babies and small children are es-
pecially invited to make use of them.
Two competent women will be in charge
during each session Of the program.
Z. H. ROBINSON, Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
Normal Notes

The State Examining Board eomposed
of the state superintendent, MRS. MARY
C. g. Bradford, Miss Emma I. Wilkins.
county superintendent of Lsrlmer
County and MIR j. h Kelley conducted
she examination Tuesday afternoon Of
the thirty-six candidates for state GER
tificstes. The examination consisted If
an inspection Of the class work OF those
who are teaching IN the model school,
and an oral examination ON Principles
of School Roam Practice and Philosophy
of Education.
The class IN Ornithology. with MIR.
Oldys rs q guest. assembled at the old
high school building Tuesday morning
at 4 o'clock and made an excursion be-
fore sunrise into the woods to study the
bird music that herslds the day
DIR. Charles Gilbert Davis of Wsunits
Is scheduled for an address FRIDAY
morning at $3.50.
The two-piano concert will be given
Thursday evening. July 18th instead Of
ON Friday evening as formerly an
nounced. This change is made so as
not to interfere with the pipe organ
concert IN the NJ H. church on Friday
evening.
The dramatic class under the direc-
tion of Miss Cora Marsland will give
the play Ulysses" Monday evening
July 18th, on the West csmpus-on the
site of last winters skating rink. Ad-
mission Is cents. Lights have been ar
ranged for. Seats will be provided.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
ksaice 4 AljssHaesH Day

The undersigned, having been appointed ex.
ecutrix of the will of Jane Warner, late
of the County of Gunnison. in the ~ ate Of Colo
RADIO, deceased hereby gives notice that she will
appear before the County Court Of said 6iunni-
son County at the Court House in Gunnison. in
said County on Monday. the 18th day of August
A ID 1915. at the hour 81 ten O'Clock . N. Of said
day. at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested
10 attend for the purpose of having the same
adjusted III persons indebted Ia said estate
are requested To- make immediate payment To
the undersigned.
DATED at Gunnison. Colorado, this 18th day Of
July A u. Iaih MARTHA WARNER
Executrix of the estate of Jane Warner, De-
eea sed
First publication July Is 1PIa.,
Last publication Aug. u. 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
"a

Se~s-I hasspsos UseresvoaaeHcs
Tuesday, July ~
Jim Carns WAS down from Vulcan
Friday.
h. p. kiliey. wife and son Frank
spent last week visiting ut lola
Mrs. Ferguson and daughter passed
through here Monday enroute for Sshds.
Mrs. Clyde Burris went to GannIsoa
Thursday to consult . dentist. She re-
turned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Monshsn and Viii
WEIGH of Alma, Colo. spent Sunday st
the Wilt home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
s. 4 assI ks1n1s

xTAT& 80 COLO .,..-~s,.~,
RAfet - l0f.t.& SI1
<t~<<
~ TNt NATTkk 0F ThE t.rT ATG
80 SNuA 2 rAkTt n. BtstiEAsA-D
lG A Psftch saa.sn ns-tEstor - the %
SsssF ii f.mma " Ps~tcn. naess~ee. o.
n.sraisS slsse sstfGe thssl % tsa <ssu sss<J ss3
yass 4 q ssl1. 81 Ten . cissos- M. ~ ths
.,fsGe ~ tas toaDti gasixe % t's4nnssoa
Goau4s tusslraalo. ! vilA ss2ssst y "a
s,Fss..r 81 tas.rf dased thf sth tlss1 ~ J.sss
81 lass ~ prt ale ~s.it. sssil i1r cash. =;
aaf i.s@- kts.n tns a.spra4~ec essiAse th<sresf.
1hs iBlits~ ins iescrtbet resi estate 10 ~ -
Lots eignf -. ntne - sna Ten ~ IN
E4ssck tkIr1r ~ tpeu of tsannsson- s<-
eosalns - she pist oi 1irlelnal tsUnnssoa.
v hsaf = nos 90 hls aud ~ record ~ The
e,fl.ea dst the tiers and kstcoruer ~ ss<s<1
t.annl-on Coanty, toitsr ado
Dated this 18th da3 u JsS A. y sss.
Adnini-trafor 81 IN. estate u Lnma y
Partch. Deceasea-
P,sbgi-sad Jaly ". u'ss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
ho0EMQ

nasd>s. Juay Il
NJ 6ras isss for nasas susd~y.
Srsns McAis-ssr brfs s.~s ~~ss sar
UtsA.
sssszer srv~ Of w.uus,s have q mes
krsst car.
Mr. scott spent the pss, wees at
Cannon.
frask Dunn came W N h.s car iron.
6unni-on Thursday
n,ss ssrsh keat ws~ . vi~ssos srss.
Coceetops sh,s week.
nr and Hrs. Coo I.e~is visited ss
eszor eresk Saturday.
4 bunch VI psaps< chsrvsr,sd sk<
aewiyweds st Th~ssss< States FRIDAY
nsght
I'll McDoasid took sAe Prosser fsm.-
" and John Essns ~ Guaai.sa ,a h.s
csr Saturday.
hr and MRS. Casey Who have been
vissting the hcAllisters. returned to
Pueblo Saturday.
Ms Viii Moasoa received word that
her brother. Whitley Grey wss married
during the week to . Miss Duncan. ct
hssca. The erid< Is Is yssrs Of age.
the bridegroom n.
Those registered ut Wsanits ere, Dr
DAVIS. wife. child and nurse Of Chicago:
Mr.. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. killroy. Mr.
enc Mrs. kressee, Miss Doeeett, eli of
Chicago; Mr.. end Mrs. Lswrepce; Miss
Scott, missionary from India: Mr.. and
Mrs.. Lewis, Fl. Dodge. lowe; Mr. and
Mrs. Fish. Denver, Alex Thomss, Gun
nis0n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
nCrDoOoHr C0OlDoul

Regular services next Sunday morn
Sermons by S. H. Kirkbridge of New
York City. At the morning service Miss
Hazel Holman and Mr.. j. S. Wright will
sing, and in the evening, solo numbers
will be given by Miss Helen Shonyo and
Miss Matthews. Special music by the
choir at both services.
You are cordially invited to these
services.
GEO. l.. NuCkoLLs, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

Forsythe's Merry go-round and Fer
ris wheel arrived last night and are be-
ing set up today. The Ferris Wheel,
which is something new for Gunnison,
is to be set in the street on Virginia
Avenue toward the court house, with
the Merry -go-round on the Dunkel cor
ner sdjoining.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
CArnollC OlGlolx

Services every first and third Sun
DAYS. Holy masses st eight and ten
o oclock. Evening service at 1880 Sun
day School at one O'Clock. Week day
masses at eight O'Clock. Services
second and fourth Sundays Of month at
Crested Butte.
FIR. WM. KIPP. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

wholesome aims of work. heslth. end
howe" into the life Of sny gsrl The
large circle of spsctssers vss suspresss6
with she many p.ctus<squ< eGects. end
wsth the vslUe Of the csmphre orGsni-
zstion in the education and guidance Of
girls Of the grades and high school
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
EPlSCOeM CloURCM

Services at the Episcopal church Sun
day.
Holy communion 500. a. m.
Morning service IL 40. q. m.
Evening service 500 q. m.
Rev. W. B. Magnon, pastor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-09

rio en- varios sitioS, desyirtuando,
naruralmente, los hechos Y profeti-
zando que e. nino recogido por ell
patron Langlois terminaria irremi-
siblemente en- cadena perpetua, a no
ser que fuera en- Ia horca.
FL ito Hilario trataba de este a
sunto conmigo con toda tranquil
dad.
-Debes alegrarte, Santiago, de
marcharte a navegar con Robine. Es
IN 5uen marino que tie ~ensehara Ell
oficio como nadie, y cuando vuelvas
fuerte ' ~vigoroso, las cosas habran
cambiado mucho por aqui.
Y s~onriendose anadi6:
Los hombres no son ~eternos.
Y eI senior Rampau Sc ira, como Sc
fueron muchos; asi es que a III vuel-
IA no tendraS NADIA que temer de
los de aqui, que te queremos todos.
Al decir!o Sc oividaba de sus hi
JOS; perO NADIA de particular tenla
cue asi fuera.
-Padre-le dije-no temo a ma
die, Y desearia que todos me quisie-
ran. porque yo quiero a TODD el nun
do. Y a listed Y a los suyoS, mas
que 4 nadie.
-,Hablas como I'm hombrecito,
muehacho-me dijo-y eStoy SECURE
de que Robine no Sc quejara de ii.
mi listed; Sc 10 juro! Pero, de
todos MOODS, es muy sensible Sepa-
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".

Al fin lego ell dia de la separa,
ci6n; demasiado deprisa segun mis-
deseoS, pero no hay medic de dete,
ner el curse del tempo.
Cuando espcramos alguna algeria,
el tempo Sc nos hace interminable
pero 81 alguna desgracia nos amena-
"a, parece que el vapor lie ayuda pa
ra que llegue antes.
Ash lego aquel domingo de Abril,
pocos dias despues del equinoccio
de primavera. Fue una fecha Ge mi
vida que no olvidare nunca.
A MEDIA que Ell tempo pasaba,
Sc dulcificaban los mayores. iPor
fin Sc verian libres de mi!
Rosa, tan triste como 20, Sc pa
saba las horas llorando, 10 cual ex-
citaba grandemente la hilaridad de
sus hermanos.
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LACQUER.

rarse de 10 que tanto Sc quiere.
-iDejemos eso.-dijo brusca,
mente.-Has de v~olyer, = cuando
vuelvas habra una fiesta que nj las
del Emperador.
Note que su fisonoma Sc endure
cia, y comprendi que pensaba en-
sus hijos, cuya aversion hacia mi lie
causaba tanta pena.
Nos hallabamos a la entrada mis-
ma del puerto, y para desviar el cur
so de sus pensamientos, ~senalando Ell
mar lie die:
= Mire listed que cosa tan agra
dable a la vista,
Y con entusiasmo anadio Hilario:
Themes razon; nj las tierras le-
janas que he recorrido he visto ma
da mas hermoso!
Y con IN gesto me senalaba eI
ancho mai agul extendiendose hasta
el horizonte iibre, ' cubierto de bar
cos c~arboneros, trasatlanticos Y pes
queros, que, salidos del Hav-e v con
rumbo al Oceano, Sc ~acercaban a la
costa para comunicarse con Ell Sc
maforo.
M%archaban rodeados de una guir-
nadia de blanca espuma Y dejando
tras 81 grandes penachos de hume
que Sc extendian indefinidamente;
tanta era Ia pureza de la atmosfera.
Los oficiales que mandan bar
cos como esos-me dijo-son muy
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Sc desbordaba.
Jay Santiago, querido Santiago!
iDicen que N cuanto tie vayas te
olyidare, que no me acordare de ii
nunca, y que no yolreremos q vernos
mas!
-iDejalos, Rosa; dejalos que ha-
blen! No es a tt a quien te detestan:
es a mi a Guien no pueden yer nj en-
plntura, y por ESQ te dicen esas CO.
sas. 81 quieres creerme, en- cuanto
ne vaya p6rtate como 81 me hubie-
SEES ~olvidadc, y en- IT, interior piensa
que no tie divide, que no te olvids-
re nunca. ESQ va 10 veras, porque
escribire a nuestra madre, Y ella
te leera 10 que pondre pars ii en- las
cartas. Ademas, he dido decir cue
Ia barca del patron Robine pasars
algunas wees a la vista cuando este
mos ~pescando. Fijate bien en- ella.
Rosa, cuando vensa a buscarme, y
luego acaso puedas distinguirla GUAM
do este en- alta mar. 81 Ia yes, pien-
Sa que estoy a bordo, y sera cast CO.
mo 81 me ~yieras; Y yo miranda a tie
IRA pensare que tn estas aqui Y u
me reconoces.
Entonces ell Undo rostro de Rosa
Sc serenaba un POGO, y cogiendome
por IN brazo me llevaba hacia la chi.
menea, en- ell testero de la cual ha-
(Centinuara)
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mas turioso en- mi vida.

ma turIoso en- mi vida.
81 me hubie-a c6gido, me destro-
"a. Pero 70 era agil. el terreno. are
HoSo Y lie ilevaba gran vcntaja, CO.
rriendo sin cesar, por el tenor de
que me a~lcanzase.
-.Por que me otiaba aquel hom-
bre2 Nunca he podido dar % los
motives que para clio podia tener. Su
aversion era tan ridicuIa, que hasta
los ~pescadores Ia comentaban entire
81, Y no lie hubiese lido bien al senior
Rampan 81 delanre de elloS me hui
biera pues-o Ia mano encima.
Por ESQ. clando me veia Sc con-
tentaba o lauzarme mi-adas terri
bles.
Parecia one mi presencia en- Bar
fleur lie moIeSyaba o lie causaba gra-
v.Simos perjuicios.
la ,ia LangIois me hablaba de 81
recommendations p~rudencia.
No hagas case de 10 que te di-
ga. Y se cortes con el cuando te d.
ria Ia paIabra.
-Tranquilicese listed. madre;
cuando lie veo venir por IN lado, me
voy por otro; y 81 alguna vez nos
eDcoutramos, no es culpa mia, pues
haco TODD 10 possible por evitarlo.
La escena del lavadero, c~orregida
Y aumertada. recorrio el pueblo en-
tero.
FL senior Rampan mismo Ia refi-
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-iQue ojosl-le decian.-iPare-
cen tomates!
En- cuanto Ia tia Langlois Sc ale
jaba empezaban de nuevo a moles'
tarla, y aunque sin nombrsrme, en-
c~ontraban medic de saearme a esce-
IA.
-SEs porque Sc va tn noyio por 10
que lloras como una Msgdalena?
-Buen pajaro! va 10 dice el Sc
nor Rampan! iAcabara en- la tram
pa!
mo parece sino que faltan por
aqui muchachos con mejor cara que
la suya!
-iY, ademas, nadie sabe de d6nds
ha salido!
-iVamos, Rosa; dentro de ocho
dias, apuesto a que nj te acuerdas de
su nombre!
Ella entonces los miraba querien-
do hacerse la fuerte y sonriendo
despreciati7amente; pero sus ojcs sc
llenaban de l&grinas y no veia sino
a traves de n nube.
Deseosa de ocultar su pena, Sc a
lejaba; pero los otros Sc reian muy
fuerte para que ella los oyese, Y por-
que saban que me 10 contaria y que
me molestaba. Sin embargo, calls
ba euanto lie era possible; pero a We
ces la pena era mas fuerte que 81
resolution, y cuaRdo por easualidad
estabamos solos, su pobre corazon
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eufermo. Esto va toca los timItrs
de la deseSperacl6n.
: Mireme listed doctor. Mireme
Ia lengua. cNo eS verdad que Ia
tengo blanca?
-Mucho.
-tY que sera?
Is una vIrueIa negra sobre
POGO mas 0 menos. Pero no hay
euidado. En- eI Hospital de. Santa
Rosa Sc la curan a listed por
cuatrocientoS djIarcs.
-PerO dOctOr.......
-6Que. no ticne listed dineTo?
Pues amolarSe. amigo. No hay re-
medic. All! esperO un momentitU.
Tome listed estas dos estampilias.
m6jelas ell saliva y ~pegeselas a ma
ners de chiqueadoreS, en- las sic.
nes, Y unteSe q la nOche IN po-
CO de sebO en- Ia nucs. Las esLam-
pillaS Y ell sebo para la viruela Ne.
gra son magnificos.
Y ell emigrado sigue los conse-
jos del doctor Y muere al dia ST.
guiente pOr dos causas principa-
les: por la terrible enfermedad =
pOr el hamDre tOdavia mas terri
Bile.
iVaya I'm par de enignas para
10 p%Orvenlr!.
TIBERTO.
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dichosos. Pero para ESQ es neceSa-
rio tener tempo Y dinero. iEsas
gangas no son para nosotros. Lo
principal en- este mundo es saber ga
narse la vida, Y contentarse con po-
co cuando no Sc sabe tener mas.
No divides este, so pena de caer EN-
la mas negra de las miserias.
FL resto del canine 10 anduyi-
mos en- silencio, y cuando llegamos
a Barfleur anochecia.