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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
YALE TAKES EVERY MATCH.
Columbia Loses Four straight In
Dual Tennis Contest.

NEw HAVEN, May 12.-Yale won frori
columbia in tennis here to-day, fou:
matches 10 none. Only the singles
matches were played. for a downpour
Of rain stopped play just after the men
began the doubles matches. Spencer
Miller. ColImbia's star performer in the
singles, was unable to come to New
Haven on account of examinations, His
lean mates missed him badly. Tunis
Won the only set that went to Columbia
u Smith. who played Capt. Stoddart %
ltle close match, had his opponent
"1 the defensive, +-2 in the first Sc;
ana IS In the second. hut Stoddar'
Rad, Il rally and won. The summaries ::
. Stodfart. Yale. defeated X, Smith,
, Hnu.t t--3, -; W. Cunningham
H' debated II Lamb, Columbia, SIS,
!. Tlton, Yale. defeated T. Tunis,
iw. d, G-l, -, ia c. Hopkins.
- t';'a;Nd v, Won Bermuth. Columbia,
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OUIMET SHAKES OFF RAIN.
PiOds Over Water soaked Course
Beating COrkran, = and ..

BALTIMORE. May IL. Flooding
around on water soaked field that IN
several places resembled small rivHr.
Francis Oumet, the national amateur
champion, defeated Il. Warren Corkran,
the Maryland titleholder, to-day in tn"
final round Of the Baltimore Country
Clubs annual spring invitation golf
tournament at Roland Park, up and
, to play
Ouimet had n scare In tho scmi-nnal.
where he finally defeated Reginald u.
Worthingtnn OF Shawnee. mp. oulmet
was 4 down NJ the turn. Wor,hingtou'
nerve deserted him on the tenth and
after that he did not win another hole
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
ENGLAND BUYS MORE SUGAR.
Takes ISO,OOO.OOO Pounds Here Mt
Cost OF $4,000. 600.

The British Government bought 1907
00o.00o pounds Of sugar Yesterday IN
this market The price paid was be-
tween $50 cents and 3 20 cents Z o. h.
Cuba The total cost OF the purchase
was about sj.jOO.OoO
England has been a very large buyer
~ sugar here. Since the war began
she has bought in big amounts at inter
walls. |, Is underst God that the British
Government purchases sugar so that n
supply IL kept on hand six 10 eight
months ahead ~ the need.
Arrangements had been concluded Il
was reported yesterday. for the sale OF
5000, 900 pounds Of sugar TO the Allies,
shipments are TO be made during this
month and June
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
GRANT PUTS SHAFER
GUT WITH STRATEGY
Changes Tactics to FOrecourt
Play in Long Set and
Wins 1t. 14-12.
SMALL FIELD IN DOUBLES

vylic G Grant ~ the New York Lawn
-etr,s club. former national indoor
.,mplon. showed some of his old time
,,,n Yesterday in defeating q. c. Sha-
.,- New Jersey title holder. In the fourth
-und Of the lawn tennis tournament for
n, Bronx county championship at the
a,dford Park Lawn Tennis Club. Grant
,,lned his victory in straight sets at
4, l,-l2. The second set was the
,onsest in the tournament thus far ana
x,s finished just as the rain set in.
shafer played HIS usual steady came.
m, il did not accomplish great deal
70, him because Grant was just AS
steady as he. The long drawn out Sec
"a set. which reached deuce eight times.
was for the most part n base line battle
and n might have been going yet had
nrt Grant changed his tactics after more
,han twenty games had been played and
me, shafcr's deep driving In fore court.
The doubles were sent under way with
,venty.three teams in the draw and n
couple Of the more daring ones remained
GU, on the courts In the rain TO finish
their matches. The summaries:
s-onx county Championship. Mems Sim
,iss Third Round--G, A. l.. Dionne vs..
Fred 9 Bags "a. 1t, II. unfinished.
Fourth Round-wyiie G. Gran, defeated
G g. Shsfsr ia. III.
Championship Doubles, First Round-F
r Rags and s II Nosheil defeated y. Il.
Adams and SiEmuud Spaeih, 60, s-6. II.
W. Ciarkson and q walker won from u.
" Hooker and partner, by default; Kins
smith and \. :. Craftn defeated A. v. n.
Hoffman ard ~ l.. Fox, 60. IS. Lin
coin Reimer and Julio NJ steInacher won
.nefauIt. q. H. Crtley and Allen Behr de-
'.ated n Raymond and r. Gillespie. s--3.
IS
second Round-F. e. Bags and 9. u.
vosheu defeated T. W Clarkson and q.
walker. SIS. ia q. " Croley and Allen
Behr defeated George King and A. Bass.
ford. "a, ia. ". &. Grant and u. G.
Shafcr won from g. BrinkerhoG and Eu-
gene Nolan. by default.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
THE DOLL GIRL PLACED FIRST
Jadxes select Hnmm's French Bun
Over All Others.

Frederick |. Hamm's French bulldog
The Doll Girl, won the grand challenge
trophy at the fourth and final challenge
match held by the Long Island Kennel
Club AT Bryant Hall last evening
Although the bad weather kept the
number OF entries down the final class
in which all the first prize winners OF
the series were eligible brought out a
strong field. Competition finally mar.
rowed down TO The Doll Girl. the Are
dale terrier Crewe So Preference, owned
hy William Jones; the scottish terrier
81. Crispin's Highhall. owned by W. g.
porteous. and Mrs A. Mcclure Halley's
pekngese Spaniel sun Ouena,
After carefully going over the several
specimens Judges Berendsohn and COT
Inns awarded the large silver loving cup
10 The Doll Girl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
sues 10 Clear Empire Track.

Inc Empire City Racing Association
,'' brought suit in the Supreme Cour'
70 EJECT the National Fair and Expos!-
ION Company. lessee of the Empire
ny track, on the ground that the
property Is now being used for the
'erning Of horses for shipment to Euro
.'aH countries now at war. and tha'
more Than one hundred OF such horses
nave d."d of VARIOUS diseases. The rae
nv dsspciatG@ Ssaiends that thes,
'''"s died OF diseases which may be
.u.''aolDi by the thoroughbreds whicn
VA De- stabbed AT the track later in
.he year and that there also 10 danger
40 me residents OF Yonkers from con-
'agious diseases
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
LEHIGH TRACK TEAM VICTOR.
Defeats stevens, ~ 10 3O-Brcaks
Three Of Its NecOrds.

SovTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. May ia
Three LchiEh track records fell during
the meet with stevens Institute this
afternoon. which Lohigh won 10y score
~ 20 points to 80. The new records
were made by Morrlsey In the ego yard
dash by McGrath in the two mile run
and by Grumbsch In tho shot put. Tho
meet was run OF during a slight rain.
lchigh took nine frsts and three sec
ords Grumhach and Good were high
point scorers for Lehigh and Hoinkis for
stevens The events were contested
closely despite the onesided score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
ACID CORE BALL BURNS FOUR
Two BioomacId Lads May Lose
E,cSipht Through Accident.

BLOOMFIELD. May l2.-As the result
II cutting open golf ball to-day 70
see what was inside two local high
school boys may lose their eyesight
Two others were burned about the face.
George Lenox and Paul Ashworth were
he most seriously injured. while Byron
o. Neil and Henry Kiefcr were slightly
burned.
Lcnox had the ball and used Ash
woTth's knife when the core was
reached mur!atic acid shot forth like
a gcyser. A physician was called who
relieved their sufterings az much as
possible and sent the patients home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

Ann ARHoR, Mich, May i2.--Michlgan
whipped the syracuse track team In
doors this winter, but Trainer Farrell is
far from optimistic on the chances OF his
squad to repeat on Ferry Field Satur-
day with the exception OF smith and
O'Brien In the dashes, Wilson in the
vaults. TIER and Carroll in the distance
runs and Ferris In the broad jump the
local squad is far below standard just
now Defeat by a large margin wouiu
not surprise local supporters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
Mrs. weaver and Hull Get Title.

Mrs spencer T. Weaver and Charles
NJ. Rull. Jr., carried on the class A
mixed doubles championships OF the West
Side Tennis club yesterday at tho club
courts by defeating Mrs. and Mr.. Robert
lie Roy in the final round at "a, "a
Bulls work In forecourt was the chief
factor In the victory of his team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
wiiding Death Rumor Confirmed


LoNpoN, May l2-lt is Officially an
nounced by the War ONCE that Lieut.
Anthony + Wlliing. the famous lawn
tennis player, has been killed There
were reports 10 that effcc, Yesterday.
but confirmation came to-day, The place
is no, stated in the bare announcement,
bur II is said 70 have been France
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
DANGER ROCK TAKES
NEWMARKET STAKES
BclmOnt's American Bred Tive.
Year-Old Wins Over six
Other Starters.
CONQUERS GREAT LETFLY

LONDON, May is.-AuEust Belmonts
American bred three-year-old Danger
Rock was winner OF tho Newmarket
Stakes Of a mile and a quarter this
afternoon form field OF six other
starters. He was a clever victor over
Lefty, considered up to this time the
best horse In England. and the victory
will make him a very eligible candidate
for the Derby and the st. Leger. for
which he Is being pointed by Watson.
Who trains tho Belmont string, Danger
Rock 10 a son OF Rock Sand and Delu-
sion and was bred at Mr.. Belmonts
Nursery Stud in Kentucky.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
Corbetts Prot~ge Makes Good.

James ]. Corbett writes from far
off Australia that tho heavyweight Tom
Cowler. whom he put under contract on
the Coast and took 10 the antipodes.
made "a line debut at Sydney on Apr
II. Cowlcr met Les O'Donnell, one ot
tho hest big fellows Australia boasts,
and beat him 50 severely that the bout
was stopped In the sixth round.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
Penn JunIor Crew n Mighty One.

PmILApELpuIA, May l2,--The Junior
varsity crew that Coach Vivian Nlckalls
viii put In the American Henley on the
schuylkll River on May 90 probably will
he as strong as the resular first varsity,
The coach announced to-day that Harold
Marcy will pull No. oar in the junior
boat on that day, Marcy was stroke u
the varsity this year until he was taken
sick a month ago. Shoemaker, who has
been stroking the junior boat this year
viii continue In his place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
THIRTEENTH CONQUEST
IN ROW BY ARMY NINE
>arcka. Plcbe Southpaw. Holds
Holy Cross to Four Hits
Final Score. ) to 2.

WEST roINr. May Ic.-The Army won
It's thirteenth straight game this after
noon from Holy Cross. score 10 9
Sarcka. the plebe southpaw, yielded only
four hits while the Army's heavy artil-
lery bombarded McCarty in the plnches
Bradley's homer to the score board
In the eighth with Olinhant on second
was feature. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

PHlLAnELPHIA, MAY l2.-The Lehigh
lacrosse team defeated the University OF
Pennsylvania this afternoon at Franklin
Field ny n score OF 4 to r Rain turned
the field into a huge mud puddle in
which tho men hardly kept their feet
Iehigh showed good team work with no
particular man strong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
Boys High Springs Surprise.

hoys High sprang a surprise In Brook
yesterday when It defeated CONNER
..al at the latters field by a score OF II
W v Boys High won the game In the
'ast TWO innings on heavy hitting and
s''ors' The score:
n. II. T..
H'Eh ,., o a (. o 3 sill ls
p1'u'' .'a|. 0 n o - - y
u. g kirschnsr and Barshofsky
'''''. Mccormick and Logue.
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Ninth victory tor LehiRh Team.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, May Ia
Lehigh defeated Dickinson to-day. ecors
8 to 9, during a continual drlzzling rain.
IL being Lehigh's ninth home victory.
Ready allowed three scattered hits. Tho
score
u. H. ".
iehigh q D o o 2 0 ~ q
BATTERIES Mower and Goldstcin; Ready,
Anderson and Lee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

Maurice DAILY defeated j. Ferdinand
porgcnburg In an exhibition game OF
49, balklne at Days billiard room last
night zoo 10 i6I. Daily averaged
Is b-l3, with runs of A. and "a, while
Poggcnburg averaged 10 5-l2 with clus-
tcrs OF ~ and 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
J. D. MACK WINS FIRST OUT.
URhnesnnd's Recent Purchase
Makes Good in Glass Pace.

Rain failed TO cause a postponement
OF the light harness races yesterday on
the Brooklyn Speedway under the aus
pieces of the Pleasure Drivers Associa-
ton Five CLASSES were made up. and
three needed extra heats before the
winners were decided Joseph Hahne-
sand started his newly purchased J. u.
Mack In the Glass A pace and won
after an extra heat from George
ratchen. with Frank Small up. J. ID.
Mack won the first and third heats
Another interesting race was the
Glass A trot. which went to King Au-
dubon in straight heats. j. Sullivan's
Prince A was close up each time. how
ever. The summaries:
Class \. trot;
King Audubon b e Frank smar).. !
Prince A.. b. q. sullivan ........,
Time--l:0s. l:li
class n. trot:
Thomas Hood, blk s................l !
sun star. b. g....................
Time-i:ii'a. III
Glass A. pace:
J. u Mack br. g. mir. L.esN : /
George Patchen Drank small. :
T..ne-i:o7. lio5h. 1909.
class =. pace;
Ns'tls Direct blk. m. a. z; Pecn (; !
Time--i:iO. 1913, il3h
class C. pace:
chief. h. & tMr. Dahlrymple, l
Belaquin. hr. n. III. G. Rnulstonl ! , /?
Timo-ll5, i:ld. 40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
Michigan Errors Help Agx,c..

ANN ARBoR. May l2.--Mlchgan lost
its practice game with the Michigan Ag-
ries to-day. 3 to /. All of the AggIes'
tallies were gifts through errors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

Adelphi Academy defeated Brooklyn
Prep yesterday at Crown I'm by "A score
of . 10 7, The score:
H. ". u.
Adelphi Academy. 100000 80 1
Brooklyn Prep. 90 90 OIL 3 OF 2
observation-disclosures Moneypenny, Fish
heck and Doblin. Bannin. Krug and Har-
ri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

Danger Rock II q brother OF Defen-
DUN. A four-year-old now and colt
that was particularly we'll thought Of As
a two year old by Mr.. Belmont, although
he failed to train up to expectations.
This year another OF the same breeding
will bear the silks OF the chairman OF
the Jockey Club IN Delaney. a good
looking bay colt that Hildreth is hitting
at Belmont Park
Deiusion, the dam Of Danger RocN.
Defendum and Delaney. Is daugnter
Of Meddler and Faithful, and she was
bred by the late William c. whitney,
being only 10 years old now She traces
on her dams side 70 the stock OF the
elder Belmont and is bred along the
same lines as Lady Violet. one Of the
most successful of the matrons Of the
Nursery stud. Faithful was a daughter
OF I,onsfellow and Miss Primrose, a
daughter the The III Used. Through
LonRfellow she Ia close kin TO the best
racing families In America and II would
be hard to And more desirable blood or
either side Of the Atlantic than Rock
sand and Delusion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

Runs-Hohbs, Oliphant, > bradley, prChard.
pcvlin. Carroll. Stolen hascs prichafd. ?.
Murphy, Grancy, Dcvlin. sacrifice hlts DER
ra pr %m CSs rT Two Snss me- Mi
Double play Long. Hastings and Dcvlin'
Struck out By SArcka. -. by McC arthy,5 Bnsrs
on balls on Sarcka, \ on Me- 'arthy B. Hit hy
pitcher ny McCarthy Orchard. wild pitch
-SarckA Passed baii-Carro Left on bases
Army, q. Holy Cross. o. Umpircs-Cullcn and
Marshall. Time hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
Dartmouth,
Nala
uouck TwirIs Well for Bushwick

with Houck twirling good ball Bush
wick High School found little trouble In
beating Erasmus Hall yesterday at Wal
lace's Ridgewood Grounds by score OF
to 4. The score
r. II. f.
Erasmus Hall.. 10000 o. 3 3
RnshwIck, SOC O0Ox-7 .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Ackerman: Davl-
son, Poison and Hershman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

triple by Bin Andrews with the
bases full gave the Newtown High
school a 3 to 2 victory over Manual
Training yesterday at Suburban oval.
The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
brown vanquishes Vermont.

PROVIDENCE. May l2.-Brown defeated
Vermont here to-day by score OF Ia
to 4. The score
n. " r,
Rrown........ x-l4 II 2
Vermont ...... o 3 o o II 6
Batteries-'ram, Dixie and Fenhurg
Gallagher. Gilbert Tpham and Mayforth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
Bayonne Whitewnshcs Curtis.

BAyoSNE, May --Bayonne High
School shut out the Curtis High School
of Staten Island this afternoon, 7 to 0.
The score:
r. II. r..
Rayonne, o. W IL 2
Curtls...,.. 0 O. q O q % 4
Batteries--Schaul and Coombs: Lenning
ton and Markham.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

STVDEBAKER 1919 Touring; newly
rn,nted and Overhauled. s37h. ARM
sTRoNG a BELL 2iS West S5th ST, 9th
moor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
irving Meets Its First Defeat.

Irving School OF Tarrytown. ~ y,
met its first defeat of the season yes
tsrday, being defeated by Poly Prep at
the latter's field by score OF to 9
The game was called in tho fifth, when
the rain fell too heavily. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
Some twenty member. ~ ~. rr,r,er.'

supply trade. termlng themselves the
Swcdes. played 80 holes AT Dunwoodis
yesterday. Il. Schalkensch. with two
rounds Of 95 each for 1870 total. won
the low scoring honors, although James
HALEY was tho best satisfied player Of
tho lot. HALEY holed a midiron shot
for on the $40 yard eighth hole
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

HUPMoBlLE 1919 touring perfect sacri-
fee, $3.50, ARMSTRONG & BELL, ei5
IVES, 6ith St, 9th floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

REBUILT AND GuARANrEEp and 7
passenger Touring cars. THp WHITE
co, 1877 Broadway. c. A. SMITH. Used
Car Dept.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

1918 Psckards. Piercs Arrows to rant.
msnth or year. karp. 1890 n way. ssss Col
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-07
VAR!.I.!E1E;sDl-AAD1E-
ABAJO LA

81 las mujercS de Kansas no de-
fienden 81 privilegio de enganar al
sexo feo, es SECURE que csc Estado
de Ia Union IN de llegar 4 ser el re-
fugio de todos los hombres que no
deseen equivocarsc sobre el verdade-
70 aspecto De Ia mujer que aspiran
a hacer 81 compahera de toda la Vi
da.
Tn legislator de csc Estado, evi-
dentemente movido por algun desen-
gado, ACADIA de proponer que Sc con-
sidere deIito punible con una multa,
ell que toda mujer menor de ~cuarenta
Y cinco amos salga 4 Ia Gale 0 fre-
cuente ningdn Iugar publico con pen
dientes. o que Sc a~cicaIe el rostro con
~cosmeticos. etc, con el proposito de
crear una falsa impression.
En- 81 referido proyecto de ley Sc
prohibe a las mujeres que usen poi
vos V colo.cte en- IA cara, Y tambitn
perfumes. cabelIos postizos, tenirse
cl pelo. nj que Sc perforen las o%reias
para usar peEdientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-07

20 es,aria rebosante de algeria, To-
re-. llort mucho. hasta enrojecer-
:eme los oios.
-Pcro hoy 81 esta enomarado.
ST. hoy me q%uiere. me ANA devc-
ras. pero yo. impossible, Habia bus,
cado an 81 IN hcrmano.
Ne he conyencido de que esos ami.
gos o amigos solo Sc encuentra1 er
las novelas. ! que yo. por consigu;ea.
tie. aspiraba = un impossible.
Te he dicho varias veces que desdc
muy nina quede h~utrfana, pero no
.te he contado mi ninez. Mis- prime
ros amos. pobre de caricias; nunca su.
pc 10 que fue un beso; ellos no sc ocl-
paban de mi. me tenian al cuidado
de una ava que tai vez por VERNE en-
eI abandono, Sc complacia en- maltra-
tarme. Cuando tuve diez amos NE
mandaron al convento. y ahi solo tuvc
Ia compania de mis- Hbros; por ESQ a
les diez Y ocho amos. cuando sail, We
MA ansiosa. ~hambrierta de cariao. V
al no e~ncontrar eco en- los mics. 10
busque entire los extranos. iSabes?
Por este motive me sucedi6 ESQ con
M.....
Tiene mi vida algo de novela, no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-07
Pasa a la pagina S, columna ?.

Apenas habiamos alberto Ia puerta
del ~corredor, nos fuG precise dete-
~nernos para dejar pasar a Margarj-
ia Y al duque, que Sc r~etiraron.
Hubiera dado diez amos de mi vida
por ~reemplazar al buen viejo.
Cuando salieron al boulevard. Ia
hizo subir a un faction que guiaha
e. mismo, y Sc alejaron al trote de
dos caballoS S]oberbios.
Nosotros entramos en- el palco &c
Prudencia.
Cuando termin6 la pieza balances
a tomar un modesto coche de plaza
que nos condujo a la Gale de Antin,
ndmero :. Al llegar a la puerta de
su casa. Prudencia nos invite a Subir
a ella para ensenarnos u almace-
mes de los que Sc mostraba nuy or
gullosa. Juzgue listed con que prom
titud aceptaria 70. Pareciame que
de este modo me acercaba POGO a po-
co a Margarita, sobre quien hice re
caer en- breve Ia conversation.
-5Estara el anciano duque en- "a
sa de Su vecina de usted?-pregunte
a Prudencia.
No, debe estar sofa.
-Pues va a fastidiarse horrible
mente--dijo CASTOR.
-PasarnOs juntas Ia mayor parte
de las noches, o bien me llama GUAM
do Tuelye a Su ASA. Nunca Sc acue5-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-07

Llueve...
En- una alcoba. Embellishments a
rreglada, Consuelo ' CeIina sentadaz
en- IN sofa co1versan mtimamente =,
muy quedo. como temiendo ser CT
das. Ambas son muy belIas; Ia ana
rubia, ' Ia oJra morena. En- los
ojos negros Y brilIantes de Congge-
so Sc r~efleja su ~caracter; viva, ar
diente: en- Ia mirada dc los azu'es
de Ceiina hay una tr;Steza muy hon
do cue avrae. Que seduce.
Con suelo. Il morena. Ia de oilzoS
~ardientes y ~expresivos. tiene IA pa
labra:
ST. Celina, te quedas a come
conm;go Y luego, cuando o. leva.-
temos de Ia mesa. aqui mismo doa-
te he contado 10 mic themes que ro-
ferirme 10 tuyo.
No..
Nadia. No admito excusa; cs.a
tarde ne ~pert=neces. No te preac-
pes por eI perU-.so de los Juyos. Az.
so por teletc.o a elio>... Y Jieac-
que dartelo w cue 81 no.. hun
;Ademas. -es que mama GOA d
do TO- We j-usaS. Por que. pgeS. p
In ~compl&c=s q ella? Ne ha licho Va
rias veces que le agrada IA tristeza de
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muy insipido; Ia llama su hija. Ia
cuida como 81 fuera una nina. Y no a
deja en- paz nj un momento. Estoy
segura de que INC de sus criados
ronda n Gale ahora mismo para Yer
qui6n sale y sobre TODD quien entra.
-iPobre Margarita !-e Gas
ton s~entandose al piano Y preludiaH-
do IN vals-yo ignoraba TODD ESQ, 81
bien es verdad que de algun tempo !
esta parte la veia menos allegro.
i Silencio!- dijo ~Prudencia, escu-
chando atentamente.
CASTOR ces6 de tocar.
-Creo que me llama.
Nos pusimOs a escuchar,
En- efecto, una voz llamaba q Pru-
dencia.
-Ea, caballeros, vayanse ustedes
nos dijo madame Duvernoy.
bravo! 5asi entiende listed la
hospitalidad? dijo CASTOR riendo-
nos iremos cuando TO- plazca.
-;Por que hemos de marcharncs?
-Porque voy a casa de Margarita.
-Esperaremos aqui.
No puede SER.
-Entonces iremos con listed.
-Menos aun.
70 conozco a Margarita-diio
Gast0n-y puedo If muy bien a ha-
una vista.
-PerO Armando no Ia conoce.
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Il ar1es dc las dos de la madrug2,
da, por serle impossible dormjrse an.
ties.
-5Por que?
-Porque este enferma del pecho
Y siempre tiene calentura.
-GY no tiene amantes?-le pre-
gunte.
No rec que Sc quede nadie cor
ella cuando me retro; pero no res
pondo de que no entire nadie despu6s
de haberme marchado; suelo encon-
trar con frecuencia en- su casa por
las noches 4 cierto condo de NJ. cue
cree adelantar mucho en- su asedio,
visitandola 4 las once Y enviandoia
cuantas joyas desea; ella no lie pue-
de yer nj pintado, Y mace NAL, por-
que es un joven muy rico. Por mas
que lie digO de veZ en- cuandO: "HlJa
mia, csc es el hombre que lie conv!e-
ne a listed" Ella, que cast siempre
me preSta atencion, me vuelve la es-
palda, Y me ~responde que es un AMI
NAL. 70 no ceso de predicarle en-
este sentido, pero siempre me respon-
de que tendra tempo de tomar al cor
de cuando Sc muera e. duque.
y en- verdad que 10 eS muy d.
vertido vivir como vive-continu6
Prudencia. 10 que es a mi maldi5a
la gracia que me haria, Y pronto en-
viaria al buen viejo 4 paseo. Els