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The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Prisoners Tale of Singing
Fish Wins His Freedom

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., Dec. n
John Hill was Jailed charged with hav-
ing stolen a carp from a peddler. The
carp and John were placed in adjacent
cells. tha Ash In a tub Of water.
John. spin the yarn about this FISH. -
said Recorder Edmond c. Gaskill when
Hill faced him. "A man Is permitted
certain peculiar rights when telling a
fish story
Hill then told of hts experience with
ths carp and ended with:
Never sleep near a carp. judge. YoS
won't like the way they sing"
The scales OF justice were never
meant to weigh fish, said the recorder.
John. you may 60"
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
MERGENTHALER BID
UP ON EXCHANGE

Though the volume of trading on the,
washington Stock Exchange today war
unusually light for this season OF the
year, several stocks made substantial
advances.
Mergehthaler Linotype stock, which
developed a strong tone yesterday was
bid up 70 points to lSsIa and sales total
ing thirteen shares we're recorded at
prices that ranged up from 1853 to 16sn
Lsansten Monotype, the other typeset-
ting machine stock. also showed I'm
provement. The bid for quotations was
raised fron u to 72la and brokers were
on the noor for add lots at figures as
high as TN.
american Security and Trust stock
led the bank list. After Ave shares had
changed ths bands at se or points above
transferred at 20.
The other sales of the day were cor =
hned to the bond list and included o
Potomac Electric Power first at 1851
company at ssN, and a 500 Washington
Gas at F5%.
The Bankers Association OF the ris-
tr1ct, at a meeting last night at the
| rooms OF the Washington Chapter OF
the American Institute of Eanking, in
dorsed the bad-chcck law recently
drsftsd by joint committee from that
association and the trade bodies Of the
city. The n easure makes the utter
| ance of a bad check misdemeanor.
| and provides PENALTY Of fine OF not
more than Sl,Co0. or imnrisohfnent for
NOT more than trfe year, or both
! The association acted tavorably on 4
resolution to join with the Washingto on
Stock Exchange In establishing curriers'
\ in the new Netional Savings and Trust
| Company 6hilding, and appointed Presi-
dent Fleming to represent the associs :
ton in arranging the details
A proposal to employ a hank exam
! iner for the Institutions constituting Tie
association was Indefinitely postponed
The F1remen's Insurance COMPANY
| has declared the scnai. annual dividend
| OF per cent, PAYABLE January 5. The
| transfer books will be closed from to-
morrow ontif January 8. both dates in
elusive
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Bulgarian Minister
In Ignorance of Plot

The Bulgarian minister. stephen Pan
aretoff. called at the State Department
today to inquire II anv official dis
patches had been received bearing out
the stories cabled from Salonki by
William G. Shepherd regarding an at
tack on the American flag at Monastir
by Bulgarian soldiers.
The Bulgarian minister was told this
Government had not received any con-
firmation up to .loon today. He said he
had received no word from his govern
ment, and that ne had cabled asking
about the matter.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Local Oarsmen Favor
Southern Association

Washington oarsmen belonging to the
Analostan and Potomac Boat Clubs fa-
vor the proposed Southern Rowing AS
ratification OF the plan of the Balti-
more clubs will be indorsed by the
Washington men.
Several Washington oarsmen of ma
tional prominence have long favored
the idea Of having an associative com
posed of Southern clubs and the idea is
expected to find favor throughout this
section OF the country. Winter meet
ings will see the formulation of the or
ganiZation.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
From Foul Line to Pit

Frank Roberts, with total of 1.27S
for his ten highest games is today lead
ing the Palace dot tournament He
also won second prize for accomplish
ing a fixed total of 1.2bo. for which
achievement two prizes were offered.
Eddie Howser won the first award.
With an advantage of thirty-eight
pins over the Gandils, the Jeds are to-
day practicing during every spare min
ute in hopes of increasing the lead
when the teams meet in the last half OF
the match next Thursday night All Of
the side honors went to the Jeds. In
the opening games. Mayhem having high
game and set of ia and 525, respective
ly, while Jeds also had high team
game, 5l1. Scores:
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS-Nearby. fresh, SSdsec per doz
Southern, sa13lc per doz.
CHEESE-New York. new. lie per 10. ; ns',
11Hc per ID.
BUTTER-Elgin print ssc per Ib.; tub, SIC
per h.: process, 2sc per Ib.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens 1tc lb.. roosters
1oc PER H.. live turkeys, 2lo per IT,
sprtng chickens, l5dlec per ID.
LIVE STOCk-Veal calves, best, 10c per
Ib. heavy, sasHc per ID: fat sheep
4h65c per lb.: spring lambs Sdshc per ID.
KREY, PRICE & CO.
vE0ETABLES-(Quot furnished by
Taylor wade)-Potatoes, t25o per barrel
onions, 81 % per bu.; s2.I5 per sack: cabbases.
800 per barrel: beets. $500 per 100 buncnes.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
WALL STREET QUIET,
SHELTERS HIGHER
Mexican Stocks Strong At Open
ing--Amerioan Tobacco
Sees a Slump.

NEW YORK, Dec. H.-Stocks of com.
patics having Mexican interests were
strong at the opening Of the stock OK.
change today. In earl ytrading kmetl.
can Smelters led with an adyane6 Of II
to 1o3h. the highest since 1910, Ansri.
tho first half hour. The general list
was duiet.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Masked Marvel Is
Stopped By Lewis

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l.-Strangler Lewis
received thanks of the remaining heavies
in the international wrestling tourney
today for downing the mysterious
masked marvel" The mysterious one
had baffled Alex Aberg and Wladek
Zbyszko. and was generally feared by
the surviving entrants. Lewis won in
n:6,
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
TodaY's Sales.

Washington Gas Ts. sshpd1o5ss
Potomac Electric first SIS. 81 60N'fnSi ,
Potomac Electric cons. SIS t1on0 da4r.
Mereenthsler T.inotyre. 2htes. l0o116S"E
1ds6sH.
American Security and Trust. 5G62ec
After call.
American Security and Tr1st 3NZ7n.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Those Types Again.
GOVERNMENT BONDt

Indignant Caller-See here. what Do
you mean by printing in your PAPER
that my wife and ] arrived from abroad
very ragged looking" and that we
were we'll known in police ctrries?"
Editor-What! Ny dear sir. tnou-
sandpardons! Rugged looking and
polite circles of course.-Bostor
Transcript.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

New York Stocks.

All transactions IN stocks are on the oasis
OF cellars and fractions thereof.
quotations furnished by w. j. Hibbs d
Se,r members OF New York stock Exchange.
Hibbs Building.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Bonds,
Tell Tale Ad.

For sale, cheap. on account of discon-
tinuins the fresh meat business. two
nice Observation-Disclosures Grit.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21
Pintas,

Totals. 467 46s 437l Totals. ass 425 40
CARROLL COUNCIL OK. OF c. DUCKPIN
LEAGUE
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

Western outdoor track is nearing
completion. and the track candidates
will be out just after the first of the
|Eear. Frank Bridget is the only veteran
|at Western, and is captain OF the team.
Ansley. Eagan. Wingate. Larner. and
|Elgin are holders from last season.
The Washington times., 1915-12-21

The FHremen's Insurance Company
has declared the senai. annual dividend
OF per cent, PAYABLE January 5. The
transfer books will be closed from to-
morrow ontif January 8 both dates in
cly,siye
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21
EMPRESS.

If playgoers with ar ingrowing
crouch viii take it to the Empress
theatre today, where Dewey q Rogers
will gamboI in safety First, they
will at once come to the conclusion
that the man who invented laughter
wrote the show.
It's simply a perpetual succession of
side-splitting scenes, piled one on the
other with such speed and gusto that
the giggles are doing the continuous.
Earle Dewey and Mabel Rogers
twinkle in the stellar niche and fill
the bill with great eclat.
Dewey u Rogers have a valuable
aid in Frank Smith, who comedies
IN a style all his own-eXceedlngly
quiet and thus doubly effective. And
the chorus-it's a painless cure for
famished optics. Eight girls, one pref
tier than the next, are brilliantly cos
TUNED, cxcelleutly drilled, and always
adding to the stage pictures.
Safety First is entitled TO the blue
ribbon i'm the tabloid musical show
class.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21
MAJESTIC.

The Majestic offering today IS one
that should attract capacity business
for it is one Of those rare productions
that charm and fascinate by the
witchcry of the unreal.
who is there who does not recall
with a thrill Of genuine pleasure the
ever Young and famous "Fantasma q,
that tairwland Of dreams, that Utopia
world Of "Nevcrwas" which %gladdened
the childish heart and made real all
the wonderful stories Of fairies and
guomes.
Handon Brothers "Fantasma' has
the distinction of being the most pop
ular OF al cNtravaganzas n with the
wondrous beauty Of gorgeous settings
and the startling Illusions made posi-
BILE by trick photography, the Edison
company has evolved an entirely new
production. at the same time preserv-
ing all the salient points Of the orig
iual story.
The children will especially enjoy
this show which is in five parts and
the fact that George Hanlon jr, king
Of comedy pantomimists, PLAYS the
part OF "Plco', the clown, Is a guar
antee Of fast and furious fun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21
D ~SULZBACHER
DIES IN NEW YORK

Special Go IlU World.
MUSKOGEE, Jan. 30, Noticc was
received I'm Nuskogcc yesterday OF the
death Of Judge Louis SulZba"hcr, for
mcrly United states Judge for the
western district of Indian Territory,
with headquarters in MuskoEee. lie
died i'm the Post Graduate hospital In
New York city Sunday evening follow
ing an operation which was performed
Saturday. lie had been III for two
months prior TO his death.
Judge ~Sulzbacher enjoyed the dis
tlnction Of being the first Hebrew TO
sit on the bench Of Il United states
court. He was federal judge in IN
dian Territory from 1905 until Okla
homa was admitted into the union.
He came TO Indian Territory from
Porto Rico, where he was a 'mcmbCf
Of the supreme court.
The aged iurist was born in 1874 in
the Rhcnish Paldtinate near the bor-
der of France. lie was educated i'm
Germany and Don after came to THIS
country, living i'm Las Vegas, y. NJ,
where he practiced law for many
years. Later he went to Kansas city
and married Miss Pauline Flersheim.
In 1900 he was appointed a member OF
the supreme court OF Porto Rico,
which position he held until 1904
when he returned to Kansas city. In
1905 he received the appointment to
the federal bench in Indian Territory.
When Oklahoma vas admitted TO the
union he returned TO Kansas City.
About four years ago he and his fam
lily went to New York where they lived
until the judges death.
Judge ~SulZbacher is survived by five
children. Doctor r.. H. S~ulzbacher and
Doctor Carl Sulzbachcr, both Of kan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21
ORPIIEUNI.

A great bill will be seen at the or
pheum starting with Thursday matt
nee. Tduedell and Nelson, character
singers and comedians, offering n
budget OF new songs and comedy situa-
lions. Alene Hart and Fern Ashkell,
the two original girls from Arkansaw.
A sister team out OF the ordinary ana
n that is really funny. Both these
acts will he seen for tle first time in
Tulsa and we arc safe in saying that
they will both score heavily as they
have done on all Of Pantages bills.
In connection with the regular pic
ture program a three-reel feature for
king or Kaiser" will be shown, max
ing the best show yer given in the
city for five and ten cents, which Will
be the regular prices at this house
every day. No change. Always the
same. five and ten cents. Continuous
from 1 TO IL y. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21
Standard Remedy
For Many Homes

Indigestion and constipation are
two conditions closely related and
tho cause OF much physical suffer-
ing.
rho tendency to indulge ones
appetite Is general, go that most
people suffer at some time or an
other from rebellion Of the over
taxed organs Of digestion and elm
nation. A simple, pleasantly eff
fectiye remedy that will quickly
relieve the congestion of poison
Gus waste and restore regularity, is
the combination OF simple laxative
herbs with pepsIn, sold in drug
stores under the name of Or Cald-
Wells Syrup Pcpsin. This is a
mild, pleasant laXative-tonic and
digestaut, absolutely free from
opiates or narcotic drugs and has
been the standard household rem
cdy In countless homes for many
years. A free trial bottle can he
obtained by writing TO DR.. W. b.
Caldwell. 452 Washington St.,
Monticello, Ills.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21

$4,000 has just been spent in re-
decorating and finishing every room
in the house and all are HOW complete
and in operation.
We are in a position to offer per-
manent guests exceptionally good in
ducements, giving them every service
that is commanded from a metropoli-
tan hotel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21

work iu Tulsa who are greatly intcr-
cstcd I'm the present campaign are IN
ladies composing the board Of pat
roncsscs The personnel Of the board
is as follows.
Mosdamos George Williamson, Os-
car Howard, j. T.. Crosbic, Edwin Me.
Coy W. Lyle Diclcy, Lee CLINTON,
John ROY, j.. W. Sinclair Percy COL
Inns. Robert Oplcsbv. =. T.. Mckinney,
Frank II. Gropr. Grant g.. Stebhius,
w. A. COOKS Harry G., Tcrin and II.
Is. Ashby.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21
LYRIC.

Eddie DeLoy's musical comedy COM
pany opens with a big new bill today,
presenting The Girl and the Race. "
You are no doubt familiar by now with
this company Of clever artists. See
their new offering today.
FIRST run pictures. Pathe news. and
a two-part feature Kalem, The
Prison Stairs" featuring popular stars.
I~euul aumfegfpu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21

Senator" A two-part big L" en-
titled Their Island of Happiness
and ~featurinr Miss Edna Maison, Is a
love story with a very clever plot. The
one-reeI Nestor, "And the Deacon
Swore". is an exceptionally good COM
edy. on Friday the regular Install
ment Of the Master Key will be
shown at this theatre. on saturday
the Imp special The House of Fear
will be shown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21

70 CLOSE FRIDAY


on with the campaign let JOY be
unCoufinCd.
The ladies Interested i'm the Y. w
@. A. campaign to finance this years
work are clatcd, ticklcd, pleased and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21
WONDERLAND.

An entire change of program for to-
day with the Alamo Musical Comedy
company presenting, THE Mistaken
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
Preparation Sale of Home Needs for the G. A. R. Encampme
Hand Satchels,
19c

Le a I h rett e Hand
SatchelS: round handle,
brass clasps; selling at
39c. o
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

Wool fiber Rugs. 27x5i
inches. extra good pat
terms in green, red. and
brown; sold usually at
59c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
Gimnasia facial pa
"a embeIlecer

Hay c~ontracciones m~usculares que
desfiguran e. rostrO = no deben con-
fundirse con el gimnasio facial, result
tado de distintas emociones f~uerteS,
que aumentan II belleza.
Las primeras producer arrug2s. Y
las continues muecas no solo cambian
ell c~ontorno, sino Ia expression de las
facciones.
De ali que las personals m~algenio-
sas. iracundas, y las agresivaS, de-
muestran su caractcr. con ~fijarse IN
POGO en- su semblante.
En- cambio, hay otras personals, cue
jamds expresan emoci6n alguna, Y son
tan pasivas y calmadas cue u caras
parecen de estatuas.
Muchas de elias poseen be!leZa de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18

: sUS acompananteS veian que el ru-
nero de linternas Y ell dc misteriosos
bultos aumentaba; aIgunos de cstos
cantaban quedito, ciertos canricos
que 4 Finicio lie ~parecian imprcgna-
dos de triSteza. De veg en- cuandO
ola tambiGn el joven clara y distinta,
de modo que podia cntenderla. algu-
ma Erase de In letra de aQueilos cam
ticoS, como. "Despierta. I'll que duer-
mes o "Lcvantate de entire los
muert0s,' Y mas de hi e oyo cla-
ramente pronunciar 4 hombreS Y a
mujereS ell nombre de Cristo; sin
embargo. p~restaba poquisima aten-
cion a los canticos Y 4 Ia letra. por-
que no cesaba de pensar nj un solo
instante que uno de aquellos negros
bultos podia ser Ligia. Algunos, al
pasar cerca de e., decian: "iQUG Ia
paz sea contigo." ! eli joven Sc estre-
mecia Y dentro del pecho su corazon
Sc agitaba. solo de pensar que de re-
pente pudiera Or la voz de Ia DON
celia p~rofiriendo uno de aquellos sa-
ludos. Muchas veces crey6 recono-
Ger 4 ,esta por el aire 0 por las ma
neras. y solo cuando Sc c~onvencia de
su error empezaba a dudar del tes-
timonio de sus ojos.
FL canine Sc lie hacia largo Y peno-
so. Conocia ell terreno palmo a pal
mo, a palmo. pero en- ia obscuridad
no lograba determinar con precision
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
Como SC borran las arrugas de Ia
frcrte

Lcvante Ia cabe2a, coloQue ell cue
Ito Y los hombroS con naturalidad.
Lcvante las cejas POGO a POGO. hasta
que Sc le marquen varias lineas pro-
fundas a traves De Ia frcnte. Lue-
90 una las cejas Y Sc lc marcardn
las lincas verticales. Repita este -
. 20 yeces seguidas, fijandose bien.
No mueva IL ara dele que traba-
jen los m~usculos de la frente Y de
las sicncs. Cuando Sc los sienta can
sados. es que va los ha ejercitado
bastante; entonces aumentari Ia cir
culaci6n y dcsaparecera Ia tension ell
Que estaban. Cuando c~oncluga pase-
Sc Ia mano por Ia f~rente, estirando
l!S arrugaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18

teada faZ. Y a los eXpediclonarloS les
habria sido dificil acertar con el ca
mino entire las tinieblas, 81, como
habia p~revisto Chil0n, los mismos criS
tianos no Sc 10 lutheran lido indican-
do; pues 4 cada mOmento surglan
de las sombras ncgros bultoS, que
= otras tantas personals, Y van
zaban r~ecatadamente por los arena
les.
Algunos de estos misteriosos bultos
iban provistos de l%internas, cuya luz
procuraban ocultar con ell manic; O.
rros. mas c~onocedores, sin duda, del
tereno que pisaban, no llevaban luz.
Vinicio, que poseia vista de lince,
distinguia perfectamente en- Ia obs
curidad 4 los viejos. que andaban a.
poyados en- bastoneS Y con INSECURE
paso; I los j6venes, por sus energi-
cos movimientos; a las m~ujeres, por
los largos mantos en- que Sc envol-
Wan.
Los guardias encargadoS de vigil
lar los caminos Y los aldeanos que de
vuelta de la ciudad regresaban 4 sus
hogareS, seguramente tomarian 4 los
nocturnos expedicionarios por obre-
ros que iban = los arenales o por Sc
pultureros de los que muchas veces
salian de noche para oma parte en-
ciertas ceremonies propias de su O.
ficio.
\ MEDIA que ayanzaban el joven
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18

Gorto, como siempre. p~ensandO en- L.
gia. TO dejaba de ~sorprenderie el !u-
10 de precaucioneS Y cl misteriO de
que Sc rodeaban los correligionarios
de Ia joven para Or Ia paiabra de su
pontifice.
-Esta religion. como todas-le di-
10 al griego-tienc proselitos en ell
pueblo. V Sc me ocurre pensar: 81 los
cristianos constituyen IN secta jul
dia. :por que Sc reunen aqui y no
van a los temples del Trastiber, dom
de los judios llevan sus ofrendas a Ia
luz del sol?
Los judios, senior, son los peO-
res enemigos de los cristianos, pues
he dido decir que en- tiempos anteriO-
res q los del actual Cesar falto po-
co para que estallara la guerra en-
ire unos Y otros. Esto do motive
4 Claudio Cesar para que publicara
IN edicto. abolido ahora, eXpulsando
4 todos los judios. Sin embargo, los.
cristianos, para hacer sus practicas,
Sc ocultan de los judios y del pue-
bio, en- general, pues este les aborre-
ce V les imputa horribles crimenes.
Do fondo Ia conversation Y 0
tinuaron andando en- silencio, hasta
que ell griego, cuyo miedo crecia en-
raz0n inversa de la distancia que les
separaba del Ostrianum, la reanud0
diciendo:
-Cuando volvia de la tienda de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18

EuriciO entire en- ASA dc I'm barbero
Y lie pedi p~restada una peluca; AIDE
mas me he metido dos habas en- las
n%ar!ces, y asi creo que sera imposi-
bic rcconocerme. Verdad es que aun
que me reconOZcan 10 me mataran.
iAh. les buena genteI Tan honrados
me p~arecen, que les estimo Y les quie-
70.
-Creo initil que trates de gran
%jearte su voluntad con alabanzas an
ticipadas-replico Vinicio.
Pasaban a la saxon por una hon
donada estrecha encajonada entire
dos zanjas Y coronado por un acue-
ducto. Ia luna asom0 un POGO la
faz por entire las nubes, v al final
de Ia ~hondonada pudo verse un mu-
70 cubierto de hiedra a Ia luz de
los argentados rayos: aquel muro era
del Ostrianum.
Llegaron.
Dos cavadores de las canteraS les
pldleron en- la puerta la contrasena.,
y POGO despues penetraban Vinicio y
sus acompanantes en- un rccinto es-
pacioso rodeado de murallas; AGA v
ALA veianse monumentos aislados; en-
el centric, la entrada del hypogeuin;
debajo en- Ia cripta, estaban las Sc
pulturas, y junto 4 la entrada sc veia
una fuente.
Como Ell hypogeum no podia SER
(Continuarsl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18

los lugares: q cada instante sc en-
contraba Ell un paso estrecho o tro-
pezaba con un lien2o de muralla o
topaba con una choza de no recorda-
ba haber visto en- los alrededores de
IA ciudad.
Por fin, asom0 Ia luna. aunque en-
ire NUDES. Y alumbro el canine me-
jor que Ia v~acilante Y d6bil claridad
de las li~nternas: luego brill0 a 10 le-
jos una llama que p~arecia producida
por una fogata o pOr una antorcha.
Vinicio lie pregunto %entOnces a Chi
lon:
-:Esta ALI eli Ostrianum?
FL griego, cuyo amino no estaba
tranquilo nj mucho menos entire Ia
soledad de los campos, Ia obscuridad
Y ell incesante pasar de las negras som
bras que parecian fartasmas, con-
test6 0 voz tremula:
No puedo a~segurarlo, senior, por-
cue nunca he estado en- e. Ostria-
num-; pero bien podian los cristianos
orar Ell Sitio menos apartado.
! sintiendo Hecesidad de habIar
para combatir el miedo, repuso tras
breve pausa:
-Esos hombres Sc reunen miste-
riosamente, como los asesinos; y sin
embargo, les esta %prohibido asesi-
mar, 81 el ligio me ha dicho verdad Y
no me ha enganado miserablemente.
4 pesar de que Vinicio estaba abb