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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
Artist Tells Of Them to the
Imperial Arts
League.
EFFORT
- Where Belgium Greeted
Britain Master
piece.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press)
LONDON, July "a The difficulties
Of painting a war picture. ever when
the way to the field of battle is made
easy and royalty consents To pose, are
described by Professor Herbert Oliver
i'm a paper read before the Imperial
Arts league. The painter is describing
his picture "Whorc Belgium Greeted
Britain which is one of the striking
features of this years Royal Academy
exhibition. The picture shows KING
Albert of Belgium and King George
of England meeting at "a CrOss-rOad I'M
Belgium just behind the firing line,
"ln February there was great diff
ficulty I'm obtaining leave to go to the
front says the painter, land it was
only cCauS my object was approved
10y His Majesty that the war office
made it possible for me. / had asked
permission to visit the localities where
King George met President p%oincare.
General Joffrc, and King Albert, and
to have iutroductions to men on the
English, French and Belgian staffs
who were present at those meetings
and could furnish me with correct
details, No hopes had been held out
that either King George or King AL
bert could sit for their portraits.
But the army authorities came to
my rescue with unexpected enthusi-
assn, and on reaching France ! learned
to my surprise that arrangements
were being made for me to have an
interview with King Albert the next
gay. Prince Alexander of Tech took
me to see the king, who said that as
he understood King George wished me
to paint this picture, he would Of
! ,,Ytr., l, f,1al 4, gtt f,r mo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
MEXICAN MINES TO
o DOWN SOON
Operators Unwilling TO Longer Try to
Operate in War-Itiddcn southern
Republic.

LAREDO, Texas, July 22.-Passen-
gers arriving here today from Mon
tercy, report owners Of smelters In
the Monterey district ere planning to
close their plants within the next ten
days and cease operations until con-
ditions in Mexico are more favorable.
Recent heavy shipments Of lead and
silver bullion to the United states, it
is said, is preparatory to the tenn
porary abandonment Of the Mexican
mining field.
Fighting between CarranZa and
villa troops continues around villa
Garcia, Mnoterey and Icamole, but a
rigid censorship still is in effect and
details are not available. Both sides
are bringing up heavy endorsements,
persons arriving from Monterey said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24

''Nltcr { had taken SargoD for ten or
Twelve days / could see for myself that
I was gaining weight at a rapid rate
writes Homer Dale. 81 gained 9 pounds
i'm 10 days. / never felt brttcr Zoo M.
hfc.'
Your SargoI has done wonders for mo-
states lohu Ceika. 81 have gained "a
POUNDS and look and feel like % new per
SON
Would you, too. like TO quickly put from
10 TO 80 pounds OF good solid ''stny There
ilcsh, fat and muscular tissue between your
skin and boucsl
Don't say it cant be done Tr, 1t
More than half q million thin men aud
women have gladly made the test, and
that Sargol does succeed, does make
Thin folks fat even whore AN else has
'ailed, is best proved by the tremendous
business we have done. No drastic diet
flesh creams, massage. oils or cmulslons,
but u simple, harmless home treatment
All reliable drug stores sell SARuOL
with a positive guarantee to refund your
money should there be no satisfactory weight
Increase RrNall drug store, Shacble drug
store, will gladly explain the comprehru,lye
guarantee that goes with every boA of sNR
GOL-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
WAR HAS
GONE FAR ENOUGH
Premier Asquith SO Expressed Him
self While Speaking of Addi-
tiOnal Resources.

LONDON, July 22.-Premier As
quith said he was in full agreement
with the deputatlon that the country
had not gone far enough in providing
additional resources from taxation for
carrying on the war. He for a long
while had thought that the income
tax should begin at a lower scale,
As to indirect taxation, it was OBJ
vious that if credit was to be main
tanned and necessary war resources
procured, consumption of imports
must be diminished and export trade
maintained on an increased scale.
The question would be dealt with
in the budget as a whole and not by
piecemeal the premier added.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24

general. who occupies "a small, nearly
empty room, Is a calm blond man,
going gray. with mild blue eyes, the
short nose Of "A fighter, an immensely
strong Jaw, and the large ear OF
saEaCity.
"My return to England was delayed
by a blockade. and / could not get to
work at my picture until March /, so
that what | had finished had to go
into the Royal Academy in an UNI
finis he'd state. Both the king and the
prince of Wales gave me sittings after
'sendingin' day, but the Royal Acad-
omy, who have been most kind In
helping my project, allowed me to
complete my work after it had been
hung.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
Saiazar Once More in Prison.

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ, July ca
Jose Ynez Salazar arrived here tonight
under custody of United States Mar
shall A. II. Hudspeth and a guard on
the way to the federal Jail in New
Mexico penitentiary at Santa Fe. The
party was due to arrive at Santa Fe
about midnight. Salazar was not man
acled.
A big crowd gathered at the station
to see the prisoner whose escape from
Jail here last November attracted wide
attention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
SEVERE ACTION TO
INSURE MUNITIONS
French Government Passes Law Re
quiring Declaration of All Heavy
Machinery In Republic.

PARIS, July 22.-G:25 p. nj
Under the generalship of the under
secretary Of war, Albert Thomas, who
Is virtually minister Of munitions, -"
the chamber of deputies today passed
a law requiring the declaration Of all
metal lathes, hydraulic presses and
steam hammers Of a weight Of mOre
than two tons. Failure to make such
declaration will entail a penalty OF
from so to 1000 francs $50 to $1,000 (;
the same penalty will be eXacted in
case of fraudulent declaration.
The purpose of the law, which is
termed the "mobilizatiou Of indus
trial resources" Is to insure the max
imum productive efficiency OF mater
ials of war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
SUBMARINES TAKING A REST
No British Vessels Have Been Sunk
During Past Week.

LONDON, July 22.-As far as Brit
ish vessels are concerned. the Ger
man submarines drew a blank during
the week ending yesterday. Not a
single British merchant ship or fish
ing craft was sunk.
This was the first week since the
beginning the war that some loss to
British shipping has not been occa-
stoned by either German cruisers
mines, or submarines. During the
week under review 1926 vessels of
more than 800 tons each arrived at or
departed from ports of the United
Kingdom.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
THINK
WANTED JOS. SMITH
Evidence Has Been Gathered for Fed
crt Grand Jury to Meet Soon
At Cheyenne, WyO.

DENVER, July 22.-That the gang
Of highway robbers recently operating
I'm Yellowstone national park, and
those connected with the abduction
a fcw DAYS ago of f. A. Empey, of
Idaho Falls, Idaho, were contemplate
ing the kidnapping OF Joseph Smith,
of the Mormon church, is the
belief expressed here tonight by j. w.
Mclrose, assistant to Roy o. Samp-
son. Of the department of justice.
Evidence, it was stated, had been
gathered for presentation before the
federal grand jury at Cheyenne,
wyoming.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
WOULDN'T TAKE THEM BACK.
When Men walked Out Plant Closed
Down.

PALMER, July 22.-Three hun
strikers at the Wright wire mills
here were informed tonight by the
owner. Mayor George NJ. Wright, OF
Worcester, after they had voted to re-
turn to work in the morning hat they
would not be allowed to do so until
they had agreed 10 the dismissal OF
their leaders from the company's serv-
ice. A notice on the factory gates
said the plant has been closed indef-
initelY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24

Wilson had a series Of conferences to-
night with cabinet members in an eff
fort to clear up work which accumu-
lated during his recent stay at Cor
nish, n. II, He saw Postmaster Gen
eral BurlesOn, Attorney General
Gregory and Secretary Lane, talking
over appointments and important de-
partmental matters. MI. Gregory had
not completed an opinion asked for
by the president Interpreting several
sections of the new seamen's law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
Odd Facts.

Alum mountain, near the head.
watoSs OF the ella river in New Mex.
leo, is a mass of almost solid miner
allied rock, 80 rich in aluminium
that it is likely to furnish an almost
ineXhaustible supply after the east
ern deposits now being used are
gone.
The "oak Of peace at Jena, Prus-
STA. which was planted in 1915 in
commemoration Of the downfall OF
Napoleon, was by a strange coinci-
dence struck by lightning and burned
to the ground almost at the moment
Of the reception at Belgrade OF ths
Austrian declaration OF war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24

west Of this city yesterday. was shot
and instantly killed, u pistol being
used.
Constable Taylor Of Grapelaud, to-
day placed in Jail a woman named
Hattie Ellis. charged with the shoot
ing. The woman, who has been de-
MED bail, stated TO the officers here
daV,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
Five MiIlion-Dollar Contract.

POTTSVILLE, Pa, July cam
.nouncement was made here tonight
that the Nitrated Product company
had closed a five million-dollar con
tract for gun cotton and other nitrated
explosives to be delivered to the New
York agents Of the allies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24

court today ordered the sale of the
Pere Marquette railroad between now
and November Is. 1915. He fixed the
upset price at $4,000, 900, subject to
the underlying bonds and interests,
which virtually brings the price to
$42, 900, 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24

NOGALES, Ariz., July 22.-General
Urbalcjo, villa commander of Yaqui
troops, who was sent south to protect
settlers in Sonora, arrived here late
today with goo soldiers from Esper-
ANA. The remainder Of his force,
numbering 1900, deserted to the
"Bronchos,' a faction of the Yaqui In
dams.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
TURKS GOING AFTER ITALY.
So Italy VIII Go After the Turks,
Too,

ROME, via London, July 23.-The
Italian newspapers report from Cairo
that a Turkish-Germa expedition has
landed in Tripoli, with its objective
Cyrenaica. The newspapers declare
that Turkey thus has openly Joined
the war against Italy and that it Is
now Italy's business to put an end to
the gang of criminals who are ad-
ministering Turkey"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
BERLIN DENIES THE REPORT
No Battlcship Was Sunk in the Baltic
Sea by Plunger.

AMSTERDAM, via London, July 90.
3:lG a. MA semi-official telegram
from Berlin commenting on the Brit
Ssh report July 81 Of the sinking OF
the German battleship Pommern, or
a vessel OF that type, in the Baltic
sea on July 2. says:
mo German warship has been sunk
in the Baltic sea by a hostile subma-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
81 Years OF Age
Gains y Pounds
In e Days
Remarkable Experience Of I GagnOn.
Builds Up Weight Wonderfully

81 am q man of GT years of age and
was AN run down TO the very bottom
writes =. Gaguon 81 had tu quit work /
was SD weak. Now thanks TO Snrgol I
luoh like a now man. gained 22 pounds
with 23 DAYS treatmeut / cannot tell YOU
how happy / icpl.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24

A regular chip off the old bolck.
Here he is. folks, Teddy III. Teeth,
smile, pusnacious nose, the big stick"
and general sturdiness portray the
real Roosevelt character in this
y%oungster. snapped while playing on
the beach at Southampton, l.. |. He
is the little son Of Theodore Roose-
welt jr., and Is a little over a year
old, having been born June IA, last
year. He Is the second child of the
couple. the other being Grace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
WOMAN KILLED MAN
AS HE LAY ASLEEP

CROCKETT, Tex, July ED Nc
Gruder. while asleep in his yard on
the Matthews farm, II miles north
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24

us Smith n good accountant
He's so good that none of the gang
commutes with will let him keep
score in a pinochle game"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24

LONDON, July 22-In one Of the most picturesque conflicts that has
ever occurred in modern warfare, the German cruiser kQenigSoerg was
destroyed in the Ruff river in German East Africa, o n July A. by the
British cruisers Weymouth and Pioneer, aided by monitors and aeroplanes
The cruiser vas run into the river n oct 80 last and dsnanued her
guns and set up a land fort.
The Koenigsbeg had a romantic career as a trade destroyer along the
east Africa coast Her most notable exploit was a n engagement with the
British cruiser Pegasus, which ws left hos de combat in Zanzibar waters
on Sept 10.
Chased by the British she penetrated six miles up the Ruff river and
made a desperate stand until July T. when she was finally sunk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
ON pERE MARQUETTE
Railroad Ordered Sold After Meing i'm
Receivers Hands Three Years.

DETROIT. July 22.-Judge Arthur
J. futile. in the United States district
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
MORE ARRESTS IN
MOONSHINE CASE
Government Not Yet Through in the
Now Famous Conspiracy of
Whisky Makers.

FORT SMITH. Ark, July 22.--Ad-
ditional arrests today in the alleged
moonshine whisky conspiracy made a
total Of IS on Indictments by the
United States grand jury here. c.. NJ.
Hawkins was arrested in Marion, n.
c., the district attorneys office an
nounced, and was held in default of
$1,000 bail. VIII Smith was arrested
here. Hawkins is charged with
m~oonshining and conspiracy against
the United States government. Smith
is charged with Illegal operation Of a
distiilery here.
PRESIDENT BACK IN HARNESS.
Cleans Up Work Which Accumulated
During His Vacation.
WASHINGTON, July a. President
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
Vote Schedule on
World Bargain Page

The ballot box to receive the cash sales sIins and
labels as advertised on The q" orlds Bargain page is now
on dSpay IN Inc World Office and your votes and cash
slips can be deposited at ans time. N0 O""
The World has adopted the following schedule to bs
used by the judges In counting votes:
All cash slips will be counted at the rate Of one vote
Tor each penny the cash sales slips represent.
All labels will be counted at the rate of ten votes FOR
each label, except Ferndell labels which will count NJ
twenty votes for each label turned in and each Label from
d pound can OF Ilales Leader Coffee will be counted
as seventy votes. "' NC 0o""7u
All cash sales slips and labels must have the mama
II tne contestant written or stamped thereon before pIac.
ing IN the ballot box in The World office. in order tbo4
the Judges Will have no trouble In designating FOR whom
the votes are cast when they audit same.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-27
FOLLETIN No. II
e. PROSCRIPTO.
TONY REVILLON.

cadores. marlneros. cargadoreS en- los
mUelleS, esJln acoS-umbrados a mo-
e barcos y fardos; tienen Ia muf.e-
ca s6lida Y Ia voz fuerCe. Noel iba d
entrar en- accior.
BESIDE Iuego eStudiaria Derecho:
pero, sobre TODD. estudiaria los medios
para hacerSe amar de Cecilia = con-
~vencerla de 81 amor
Ell senior Pochon habIaba del pie
b'scito y 81 enrusiasmo 70 tenia IL
mites, augurando para IA naci6r una
nueTa era de feiicidades. Anita ca
llaba y Cecilia >egula sin alzar los
ojos,
"No-pensaba Noei-nuuca me J.
trevere a decirle cuanto ia amo. Es-
taria ~balbuciente. east ~lIoroso. no en-
contraria palabras., Me dirigire a
81 prima. Anita eS IN alma energi-
ca, n heroina. Parece que Sc in
teresa por mi; le ~Suplicare que ten
ga animos por los dos"
Noel Sc instalo en- Lyon para pa
sar el yerano = compr6 librOs; pero.
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.

suyas Y Ia interrOgaba con ardiente
mirada.
DE mod0-dijo Anita lentamen-
te, con voz opaca-Que listed Ia Quie
re: 10 sabia.... ~ desea listed que
Sc 10 olga yo?
-Desde hace un mes solo pienso
en- este. Diez veces he do a hablar-
le. como ahora 10 hago, Y me alejaba
sin haberle dicho NADIA. Es demasia-
do pronto-pensaba-y no me cree
ra.
Anita ]prorrumpi0 Noel:
-iOh, listed es un angel!
No soy I'm angel: soy n mujer;
vivo Ell la terra, pienso, sufro y o.
bro. De aqui Il ocho dias lie con-
testare.
-SLe hablara listed?
ST.
lie dira listed que Ia amo?
ST.
-;Que la amare siempre?
ST. Dejeme ahora. Hasta Ia Wis
ia, Sr. Noel.
Y Sc alejo ~pensativa.
Aquella semana fue Ia mas lenta
de todas para Noel; pero tenia es-
peranza.
El domingo lego temprano a Pie
rre-Benite. Anita lie esperaba en- ell
patio, al lado de la ventana del es-
.udio. Abri6 Ia puerta 4 Noel v,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-27

81 cabeza Sobre el hOmbro de Anti
para evitar sus miradas; 81 Anita n,
reSpondia, Sc incomodaba; pero, Ell
el case cOntrario, la ola con delicia
como s. Ia G de su prima hubiest
sido el eco de sus secretos sentimien-
tos.
e. 81 De JUNO era ell aniversaric
de! Santo de sl madre. Noel sali6
de Lyon Ia vispera para estar en-
Salnt-Laurent al anece Fue d
c~olocar unas flores sobre la tumba
de su madre : rez6. Al entrar en- ell
cementerlo tocaban las campanas Y
comprendlo que el parroco habia he
cho perteciamente en- mandar cons
trulr un campanario para albergar-
las. Lo que hay de mas grande Y
hermoSo en- las campanas eS que ha-
cen nacer a Ia vez un mismo senti-
mlento en- millares de ]corazones, una
mlSma idea en- millares de cerebros;
hablan 4 todos. -iLevantaos-dicen
por Ia manana;--id al trabajo! iDes-
cansad,-dicen al mediodia. Y lue-
go, vuelven q sonar, anunciando que
Ia noche viene. 81 el rio Sc desbor-
da o IN incendio ~estalla, llaman q
los que NADIA tienen que temer en- So
zorro de sus hermanos en- peligro. Es-
"a ammonia de las campanas con los
sentimlentos generates sorprendio a
Noel y Sc extran6 de que tales cosas
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n honor 4 la verdad, Sc le fue la Sc
mana en- preparar e. ~"diScurso' que
,enSaba dirigir 4 Anita.
LEGO al domingo Y. aprovechando
N momento en- que Anita qued0 So
(, Noel Sc acerco a ella, abrio Ia DO
a ) dijo: ique nunca habia conoci-
10 un mes de Mayo tar hermoso!
Era demasiado pronto; no Sc cree
Ia que estaba enamorado 81 declarase
deSde luego su amor. La fuerza de
Jn sentImiento Sc mide por su dura-
cioH. Era precise eSperar para que
su declaration tuviese exito."
EstaS Y otras re~flexiones lie conso-
aaron Y eSper6 durante IN mes.
La actitud que Sc imponia estaba
en- tai ceSacuerdo con SUI n~aturaleza,
que haola en- sus una turba-
clon visible \ yeces, escuchaba ate
tamente sin Or NADIA o Sc reia oyendo
IN relate Criste: en- otras ocasiones,
q propoSlto de cualquier aSunto sin
Importance. Sc eXpresaba con IN en-
luSlasmo que Su auditorio no podia
e~xplicarse. Ciertas palabras hacian
acudir las lagrlmas . sus ojos. e. Sc
nor Pochon. que le apreciaba va de
veras, Sostenia que 2quella ~sensibili-
dad, a!go n~ervioSa, lie seria muy util
para el foro. Las dos primas sabian
4 Que atribuirla y sin cesar hablaban
lie eli. Comenzaba Cecilia, apoyando
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-27

0 Sc lie lutheran ocurrido antes.
A.Quel mismo dia, en- Pierre-Benite
. atrevi0 a hablar a Anita.
-Cuando entire aqui pOr primera
'ez, venia i buscar 10 que restaba de
a fortuna de mi padre para ~arrojar-
o en- Baden sobre una mesa de jue-
60. Instantaneamente un mundo nue.
20 aparecio ante mi vista. Compren-
Ii la belleza del deber, las afeccio-
hes puras, la verdadera poesia. Su
9rima de listed es quien ha hecho
este milagro. LA amo.
Anita Sc habia puesto muy pail
da. No respondio NADIA.
Noel siguio:
No he dicho a nadie que Ia anna
ba. No me atreveria quizas a decir-
selo a ella. Y, sin embargo, no pue-
do callarme. listed sera mi confiden-
tie, listed, isu hermana lie debo
va tantol mo fue listed quien ell dia
de mi llegada, con aquella musica tan
deliciosa, p~arecia amman ell amor que
nacia en- mi? Ademas, me ha hecho
listed comprender Ia hermosura de
nuestro pals Y apreciar q sus haitian
ties. Continue su obra Y no me aban-
done. Quiero TRAFALGAR, ser un hon.
bre; pero soy debil Y tengo neeesi-
dad de una esperanza. Olga listed
Cecilia que me Ia otorgue!
Tenia las a de la joven Ell las
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= tsE linz
Don NEWSSTAND NO QUIERE.
lirnr lie Ia Pigina /.

d" Ia Inca d~ivisoria con HidaIgO.
En- el miSm0 d"Spacho So aScgu-
IA que Gonzalez tirnr SuS avanza-
daS on Ia Villa dc Guadalupe y que
las fu"rzaS del general Francisco
toss - rnrucHtran SiiuadaS cn Ten
coco y Los Reyes. aHadifndn>r que
Fl primer JEFF" ha iad0 6ri"ncS de
que Ia Ciuhad lie M@yir0 no sea
orupada por ahora. por ronvrnir
aSi a las 0p]crari0nrS miliiarrS.
Tamhifm So die" que Ell 81 rrfn-
riho mrnSair que las lmrrZaS vi
IIiSJaS han ryadido los rnrurntr0S
con los rarranriStaS: p"ro que rS-
los rSidn prrsieuirndoIrS rn ioda
rSa region.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-27

antes de que este hablara, lie dijo:
-Esti Ell ell cenador.
Noel puso Ell alma en- sus ojss; a.
quella mirada era una pregunta.
-iSi.-dijo Anita.
Entonces, loco de algeria. corri6
hacia el jardin.
Anita entro en- la casa.
Cecilia esperaba, en- e~fecto, n Noel.
De lejoS Sc veia Su vestido blanco en-
la sombra clara del cenador. Ell sol
pasaba 4 intervalos entire las hojas,
dejando a e sobre elias gotas de orc.
La joven estaba .sentada y apoyaba
sus manos en- Ia mesita.
Noel cogio aQuellas manos, que
temblaban, las estrecho entire las su-
vas y Sc Incline hasta tocar con los
labios aquella frente tan pura.
-GLe ha dicho su primal?
-Si-respondi6 ella muy bajo.
-iY listed ha cortestado?
-iSi!-murmuro, retirando las ma
nos para cubrir el rubor de sus me-
jillas.
Cecilia! Cecilia mia! iangel
querido!
Sc sento 4 su lado. Cecilia llora-
ba de emoci6n. Despues sonrio en-
tire las lagrimas.
No estoy triste-dijo.
Noel sonri6 tambien y ambos que
daron mirandose sin hablar.
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I.I.EGiN ! NOR
Viene de la Pag 4a.)

En- csc Canon. los rarranciSias
t~ralaron dr forZar las maGnifiraS
p]0sir;nncS qu" Irnia e. cnrmico,
.rl rIal sin gran c>furrz0. Y pro-
ic=ido por IaS vcnlaiaS con que
rontaba. infligi6 cnormcS pfrIidaS
Hoy muri6 rrpcntinamrntr eli
IN dirho lugar han perrcido mis-
tr mil carranciStas.
Nmri6 RI senior Pr0rOpiO Guerra.
Fey mari" rcp"ntinamrnt on
Ia riudad vcrina. ri senior prorOpio
Guerra. ~cX-Trnirnlr t.orOnrl del
Eirrito Federal Y IIicn durantr mn
choS amos drSrmprhI 81 cargo dr
PrcSiIrnIr Municipal rn 81 puerto.
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