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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-10
JACK oRAy's HousEKEEPER
AWARDED SHARE OF ESTATE

Deadwood. S. D.. Nov. 6.-After u
two-day battle in the county court Mrs.
Edith Harris was awarded q $4,000
claim against the estate of the late
Jack Gray. general manager OF the
Wasp No. 2 Mining company, thereby
closing an interesting legal battle.
Jack Gray was an early settler in the
Black Hills and died last spring in Los
Angeles. He lived in Terraville. where
Mrs. Harris wal for years his house
keeper. During his career here Gray
amassed a comfortable fortune, practi-
cally all Of which he left by will to rela-
tives in England. Mrs. Harris put in
her claim for years Of exacting nursing
and caretaking, during which her re-
Enumeration had been slight. but the
executors decided to test it's legality
and disallowed 1t.
Gray was one Of the best known
characters in the Black Hills. and was
for years the acknowledged leader OF
the republican party in this section. be-
ing county chairman. former commits
sioner. and always prominent In the
state conventions under the old po-
litical regime.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-10

United States Marshal Chesterfield
Q. Middlebrooks. administrators of the
estate OF Edward Clarke. Of Winsted.
Conn.,. found in the effects a dictionary,
measuring n inch long. three fourths
OF an inch wide and one-fourth Of an
inch thick. and containing 1884 ges
The book ID enclosed in a metal case on
the of which IL a magnifyine
glass with which to read the type.
which % much too small to be dis
Cerned by the naked eve
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-10

According to Godfrey Isaacs. manag-
ing director Of Marconi's wireless tele-
graph company. a wireless message,
announcing to German sea captains
that war had been declared on England
and warning them to make for neutral
ports was flashed for a radius Of 1000
miles over the system Of German wire
less telegraph stations at s p. M, Aug
ust 4. 1914. This message, he declares.
saved n bulk Of the German merchant
marine. worth millions of dollars.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-10

Kissing may be INDUCED in with per-
rect safety by observing the following
lean Social Hygiene association: Cur
Out e square Of tissue paper, give 1t a
bath In an a%nttseptic solution and place
e over your mouth. This safeguard
VIII prevent the kiss doing you harm.
provided you don't wear out the paner
or break through Il. 1920
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-10

German experimenters have found
that the waste heat from factories and
industrial establishments when CON
Quoted by means Of pipes to the soil
IA which garden and other plants are
being cultivated causes fruits and veg
ta0le { advance about twice az
fast and to attain q size from 20 to 100
per cent greater than when grown un-
DER Identical conditions. but in unheat-
ed soil.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-10

0eFmany's secret police ara .nnrl,.A
With police eyeglasses. These havs
tiny concave mirrors on the ma next
tne 1ace. which may DO extended side-
Wayn OF folded back % - not to show.
3 91ve the wearer. IL he has normal
m imAge Of what 8 eoine On
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-10
WIFE WILL WAIT UNTIL
HU9DAND FINISHES TERM

Fandreau. 8. D.. Nov. 6.-Pleadinr
guilty to burglar1xing q F1andreau
store, Frank Henry was sentenced BY
Judge Jones. Of the state circuit courf.
TO . term Of one year in the Sioux
FAils penltenttary. Henry and Z CONF
panlon, William Addison, were caught
IN h act Of burgIartxing the clothing
store Of W:O. Tenold on the morning
OF Aukuet 10. last. and both were cap-
tured. Il Ii said Addison also win
enter q plea Of guilty.
Henry formerly lived 1t Omaha. ana
bad Z wife IN that city. who came 10
South Dakota when she was informed
Of thoa arrest Of her husband. ana I'M
since remained In F1andreau. ~ ~.
cOmpanied the sheriff and her hunbend
TO the p~enitentiary and saw her hua-
band turned ove to that in~stitution.
She Z occurred employment In Elan.
dreau and viii remain IN South Dakofa
until her husband completes his term.
SIXTY CANDIDATES. m
1coTrlett RIJGewclAeo
Abeedqen.6s u. Nov, s:-The tSrteSt
Rite 6O61oo of Froe Nasoury O. mr.
f30Teool0t6o@ W1ossotAftod In thA vOrI
hego laat night. Sixty o9ndtdatoo sfnrf-
~ 10 take the work. The srommf0n.
Nh1ch u ~ 18th. viii c0ntlnue l6iarine
eAegWeeskSe 1eeene With aaban0ueG Ffi-
Hans asesheing mads Tor mesnorial
peeS3qee whacA Win - held lafee m
no0ce @ - memory q tho late Dd.
49, geeloe eenefN q 18th 0SjEots. ~
po1 5oquos5y io1rsGS
~ NE%SEf%fEX Sz4~Ss&
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-10
YOUNG MAN At TYNpALL
eMoTHERED IN WHEAT BIN

YOUNG MAN At TYNDALL
eMOThERED IN WHEAT BIN
Tyndall. S. D.. Nov. 5.-James Ham
lin, 20 ear old, was smothered in a
wheat bin here Monday morning. The
young man was employed in the Farm
er's elevator in this city and wheat
was being moved from one bin to an
other.
AS the bin was being emptied he
went up to clean It out. In about FIVE
minutes the manager Of the elevator
noticed the grain had stopped running
and put his hand up the spout to
clean 1t out and to his horror got hold
of young Hanlin's foot. He rushed up
stairs and into the bin but could see
nothing of him. and then gave the
alarm.
The bin was broken into from the
bottom and Hanlin removed, but life
was extinct.
The young man had been in the habit
OF doing this work before and the sue
ton of the wheat was o great. How
he happened to be overcome Is not
known. but the theory is that he must
nave fallen in some way and then was
caught in the flow Of the grain to-
wards the outlet spot.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-10
MARSHALL WOUNDS GIRL
FROM HALLOWEEN PRANK

Aberdeen. s. D.. Nov. 5.-A Halo
we'en prank resulted in Gladys New
man. q 16-year-old girl. being seriously
wounded in the legs by a shot fired by
John Frommel. city marshal Of Gro-
With some other young people, Miss
Newman was out playing pranks on
Halloween. when a young man with
the party concocted q scheme with
some Of the police officers Of Groton to
arrest the party. as a joke. The arrest
wa made. but Miss Newman, declar-
ing 1t was midnight and she must 70
home. started to run away, followed BY
the others In the group.
Frommel states he fired on the
ground to brighten the youngsters. but
the bullet struck the cement sidewalk
and glanced. passing through n OF
Miss Newman's legs and penetrating To
the bone OF the -other leg. The wound
Sis very painful. but IL not expected to
cause any permanent trouble.
The father Of the girl insists From
mel fired with the intention Of wound
ing her. and threatens prosecution.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-10
ADVICE FOR
HANDLING SEED CORN
BY COLLEGE EXPERTS
Important to Make Provisions
Now to Be Protected For
Next Years Crop.

Bookings. s. D., Nov. GA. N.
Hume, agronomist at the state agri-
cultural college. has given out the fol-
lowing advice on the necessity Of farm.
crs taking action now, to be assured
OF a supply Of good seed for next
spring:
"Other things equal. this seasons
crop of e corn Is best for next
springs planting. But. this year. 9th
er things are not equal. In some To-
fields of corn failed to ripen suffi-
GENTLY to make seed; some will make
seed II carefully stored; some fields
matured this season in excellent
shape.
"On the third day Of September at
1roquois the writer saw ears Of corn
solid enough for seed. The next day
at Yenkton a larger grower said that
another week would put his seed crop
out OF danger Of being actually ruined
by frost. The state at large is appar-
emily in a position to supply itself with
new corn for seed.
Accordingly. the writer believes 1t
will not be absolutely necessary to de-
pend entirely on old corn for next
years seed. The important part Of the
matter Is that every corn grower shall
Immediately secure seed corn. either
old or new. and preserve 1t for a day
to come.
If Q know of a crib Of old corn
grown In you community which you
think max be suitable for seed, ex-
anime it carefully. If the ears are
solid, free from mould, and IL the
kernels have germs that are Of good
flesh color. not blackened. h pros
pect is promising that 1t will make
good seed. You may decide to keep
The entire crib and use 1t for seed pur-
poses instead Of feeding. Before de-
Gliding this, o may as we'll make a
composite termination test Of the crib.
Keeping corn that would fail to grow
would be Of no advantage.
Select 100 ears from different posi-
tons n the crib. They should be rep
resentatives. of the entire amour Of
corn. Take one kernel from each of
the 100 ears. and make a termination
test with them. Il IS or more of them
grow. save the crib. II the crib is well
constructed, dry, and free from rats.
h corn may remain in the crib till
spring, OF the corn may be removed
and stored elsewhere II the crib room
IL needed for any other purpose. In any
event. however, do not shell the corn
for It will retain vitality longer in the
ear. 81 1t is stated on fairly good au-
thority.
Next spring before the crib OF corn
is used for seed make an a test Of
the entire amount. Take at least three
kernels from each q in making this
test, one from butt, middle, and tip;
Discard all ears for seed that thus
prove to have n dead Kernels"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-10
MESSAGE. ON STONE TABLET
TELLS OF PIONEER TRACED

Pierre. s. D.. Nov. 6.-The state mu-
scum has received from w. e. Lyman,
OF Spearflsh. q stone tablet found on
the mountain above Spearfish by Loui3
Theon in March, 1887. It is a fiat sand
stone slab about 10 inches square upon
which is scratched the following in
scription:
Game to these hills in 1888, seven
Of US. DesLa Compt, Ezra Kind, q. w.
Wood. =. Brown. r.. Kent, VIM. King.
Indian Grow. All dead but me. Ezra
Kind. killed by Ind beyond high hill,
gold we could carry, our poney all got
by the Indians. I have lost my gun
and nothing to eat and Indians hunt-
Ing me-
Black Hills. generally. believe in the
genutneness of the tablet.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28
FOLLETlN No. SO
iOUO VADIS?
ENRIQUE SiENKIEWICZ

Ia ofendes. BuScala, 81 quieres, ayG-
dado por los soldados del Cesar; pc
70 no divides que. 81 Ia hija de Pc
pea Iega Z MORN, culparan a Ligla
de su muerte y IA perderas para
Siempre.
La emoci6n que Vinicio eXperimea
taba era tan honda, que lograba do
minar ell dolor Y Ia c6lera del joven;
Ia noticia de que Ligia lie amaba lie
conmovi6 hasta 10 mas profundO del
alma. \ su memorial acudio el re-
cuerdo de dias mejores: de aGuellos
en- que en- ell jardin de Aulio lie es
cuchaba Ligia con Ell roStro encendi-
do por e. rubor ' los ojos radianteS-
Dijose que entonces fue induda6le-
menre cuando ella empezo = amarie,
Y 4 impulse de esta idea penetr6 has
t. 81 alma una sensation de felici-
dad inefa5le; de n felicidad mil
veces superior a Ia que 81 habia soma
do. Pens6 que hubiera pOdido irla
conqaistando POGO q POGO, COMMANDO
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IN LOS CAMPOS DE AEIAtlnN
DEL. FUERTE SAM HOUSTON
UiBRA ESTi ENHIBlClON
DE EUEL0S DE- AERO
PLANO.

Fl domingo rn IA IarIr 81 aviator
Dick Wagner. rirruI6 iii Nu"lo EN-
arroplano hacienda al@unaS rspI-
ralrS Y vurIiaS ~prIj@ro~aS que de
moSlraron SI habiIidad en- "I Or
cIo. La maniobra two luGar "n los
rampoS de- aviari6n del Furrt" sam
Houston Y rI ayiador 81 rIcvo a una
.randr allura. Ia pudl"ndo lhj"II-
tar Il lar=a excursion porqu" va
rmprzaba a ubscurrr"r. :" hahIa
inirutado haccr IN Nurio S"hre
San Antonio con un pa>ajrro a
borIo: prro habiendo comrn>ado
drma<iado taric Ia maniobra. va no
fuG puSiblr tai roSa.
Mr.. Dick Wagner. hara tlariC-
mentc en- .oS diaS de- "SIa S"mana
rur el tempo 10 permita. aIgunoS
yu.loS. los cualcS romcr>aran a las
& de- IA tardc.
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A / FL ALBUM S1.OC .
fsdcss a.
IGNACIO E. E0ZAN0
S07 palnToIa 81. San Anisaic. Ter.
la TRIBUNA
San AnfsHic. 7eJ".
sol DalnToIa 81

Habiendo recibido frecuentas Y
numeros0S pedidOs de la TribUna
Popular de parte del pub,ico que
nos favorece. deDamoS m~aniGcStar.e
que Ia edici5n del citado libco eS'a
completamente agotada ' cue,
en- vista de este, hemoS empcend.IO
una "a. edici6n notabi.iSimameate
reformada Y aumeHtada. Conticne
el nuevo libFo numegOSoS disc"T-
sos aluSiyos a Huastras fieStaS pa
trias Y q todaS Las ceremonies que
tienen lugac en- e. Seno De las So
ciedadeS mutualiStas Y De o,ras
classes. Y a las ceremonies flnebreS,
banquetes fami,iares, celebration
de matrimonics, OnomasticOS, ETC.
etc. Formara un magnifico tomo
de mas de d~oScientas paginaS Ell
40. bien im2r"so : con hermosa
cubierta 4 variaS tintas.
Tan pronto como saIga de las
preusas - pondra a IA venta en- "a
Liberia De IEHacio z. Lozano. COZ
DoloroSa St. a IN precio nstamen-
tie popular.
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Ell FUEGO Consume POR COM
PLETO la RESIDENCIA DEL
DESPACHAD0R DE LOS
TRENES ELECTRICDS,
ANTIER 4 la MA
DRUGADA.

La Residential del deSrhrhadOr de
irenes lie la COmpaiiia de Tran
Was Mr.. J.. b. Crow. situada en- ell
No. i26 de- AIympiam Way, fuc
ieSIruida por Fl fuegO Ell domingo
Il las , de- la maIana. sin que Sc Sc
pa haSia aiI0ra cual haya SldO Ia
rauSa del furgO. 4 peSar de halIar-
So tOda la familia de Mr.. Crow dur
mirniO. puiieron darSe cuenta 4
TEMPO del prIigr0 que corrIan y
rSraparun sin Sufrir ningtln dan0.
La ralSa rSl;l valuada "n $1,000 y
aspguraia rn $500 y los mucbi"S
rStaban yaluadOs en- $1,000 Y aSngu-
RADIOS rn $500.
DicrSr que Mr.. Crow ian prontc
como prrribi6 81 dior del hume deS-
prrlG vi0,cntamente a la famllla !
Ia puSO Il >alyO micniraS ,aba Ia
alarma a IA ESlaci6n de bOmbero:
que le parrri6 mas Immediate.
Tales preparedness tom6 cl in
rcndio que. Il peSar de- los eSfuer,
nos rIr los bomberOs. rl furgo NJ
fut rXlinguiin pOr r0mplrlo >lnC
haSta ms = ,ir Ia maTana. Eluho |;
J circumstance que Ell Ia vrrlnda'
ir Ia raSa ,ir Grow III hahia IIldran'
les Y fui n~rrrSari0 adaptar man
gurraS rn una extension de- rrrc;
,r 350O pies. Sin embargo era ne
rcsaria una preston Il" 300 libraS
aunIur las IombaS eran drmaSIa
do ~paIrntrs al aplicar Ia mangu"r;
81 furgo. aprnas broIaba 81 aqua.
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Ouiere un auto esPanol.

BILBAO. Sept. 24.-El e~X-SultaA
de Marruecos Muley Haffid, que Sc
encuentra de paseo pOr esta ciudad,
ha visitado los Altos Hornos bilbai-
nos. r~ecorriendo las dependencies de
las grandes manufactures de hierro
de eSta localidad.
FL ex-suitan ha marchado 4 San
lander. donde :ijara su Residential,
Dor ahora. Ha sido invitado por s.
". el rey Alfonso 4 Il caceria en-
eli Prado, para el mes de octubre.
Durante su estancia en- eSta ciu-
dad. Muley Haff;i, ma e~ncargado 4
una de las fabricas de eSta. Ia cons
trucci6n de un automovil para su
uso. pues desea tenerlo de fabrica-
cion eSpanola.
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dad de rehacer sus ensuenos de dl,
, cha.
-;Ya es tarde!-murmurO trlste-
mente. pues lie parecia que Il sus pies
Sc habia alberto un abiSmo; eSta-
ba desorientado Y no saba adonde
volver Ia cara nj de que medios va
lerse.
-iYa es tarde!-repiti6 Actea CO.
mo un eco.
Estas palabras que otra boca pro-
nunciaba, despues de haberlas pro-
ferido e., en- los oidos de
Vinicio fatidicas como II sentencla
de muerte pero en- el Gao de 81 ce-
rebro Sc destacaba clara y preclsa
una idea fila: Ia de buScar Y encon-
trar a Ligia, porque, de no veriti-
carse este, algo funesto lie sucederia.
El tribune Sc envolvi0 maquinal-
mente en- la toga e iba a partir, sin
deSpedirse de Actea, cuando Sc des-
corrio la cortina que cubria Ia en-
trada del atrium Y aparecio Pompo-
MIA Grecina dolorida Y palida; sin
duda la esposa de Aulio, noticiosa de
Ia desaparicion de Ligia, creia que
a ella lie seria mas facil que a su ma
rido yer q la griega, Y venia a que es-
ia la informara.
Al encontrarse con V...icio, milo-
lie con expression de tristeza, y lie di-
10:
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con 5 amor, Y que ella, entonceS, ha-
bria aGornado con guirnaldas la puer
tn de Su casa, untandola tambien
con grasa de lobo, y Sc hubiese SEN
tado luego, como Corresponds a la
esposa. en- Ia piel de morueco. al la
do del hogan. Y ALI u labiOs pur-
purinos pronunciation la Erase sacra-
mental: Ubi tn Caius, ego Gaia (don-
de I'll seas ell senior, 70 sere la seno-
ra), que Ia mujer romano decia 4 su
marido. iAh, entonces 81 que hi
biera sido suya para siempre. GPor
que no procedi6 asi Vinicio desde
luego? va 10 pens6, al principle;
pero ahora.... La joven habia hui
do Y qaiza seria impossible descubrir
Su paradero. Adenas, iQulen sa5e
81 e. hecho de encontrarla determi-
maria Ia muerte de la infellz? Y aun
cuardo no lie costara la vida, era il
dudable que nj Ligia nj Plaucio nj
Pomponia lie acogerian bien a e. des-
pueS de 10 ocurrido. Esta conclu-
sion lie hizo Sufrir Y rorno a encole-
~rizarle; mas no contra los Plaucio nj
contra Ligia, sino contra Petronio.
Este era el verdadero culpable de
TODD; SIN su intervention, Ligia no
Sc habria visto en- el case de huir,
seria su esposa y ningun peligro Ia
amenazaria. Pero va era tarde; to-
do estaba perdido Y no habia posibili-
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Pssa O Ia ptgIns 8, cOlumns L

que communicable; pero, a fuer de hon
bre avisado y considerandose haste
cierto punto responsible de 10 ocu
rrido, habia puesto en- movimiento
su genie para d~escubrir ell misteric
de la desaparicion de Ligia. Ademas
a pesar del disgusto que tuvo con e.
ell dia anterior, ell Arbitro estimaba
q Su sobrino.
He mandado a mis- esclavos-le
dijo, cuando ambos estuvieron en- Ia
litera-que no pierdan de vista las
puertas de la ciudad, Y les he dado
las senas mas minuciosas de la dom
celia y del gigantic que la saco de Ia
sala del banquete; Ell cual gigantic es,
o mucho m equivoco, ell autor del
rapto. Tambien podria suceder que
Aulio y Pomponia t~rataran de escon-
derla en- alguna de suS ~haciendas; 81
asi fuera, no tardariamos en- saber
que canine ha tornado. 81 mis- escla-
vos no la ven pasar por ninguna de
las puertas, sera indudable que per-
manece en- la ciudad, y hoy mismo Ia
buscaremos.
Los Plaucio ignoran que ha sido
de ella-replico Vinicio.
-jEstas SECURE?
He visto a Pomponia Y Sc que
ellos tambien Ia buscan.
Aver no pudo abandonar la ciu-
dad, porque de noche estan cerradas
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PERMISOS PARA FlNCAR.

United Cigar Stores Co, Houston
s.. I0tc 40. block il6: C0mpOSturas
$4,000.
NJ. Ezrbb. 100 Elmira st. Tote 3,
block S25: CompOsturas $40.
b. +. Sotut, 325 Mitletor. lOte 6,
block 1891. CompoSIuras so.
\. Xrprda Richter st. Tote ,.
oIork 2iiO. RcparariOnes: $40.
C.. Cole CouIin ST. lote ?, block
1894. Construction de 3 cuartos
5000.
W. A. Baity: Agarita st. Tote IS,
block 1901 casa de 6 cuartOs. $500
W. \. Baity. AlamOsa St. lote As
block 1859: ASA de > cuartOS $500
W. arreson. W. Commerce st;
lotp 3. block 1902 cOmposturas $50.
l.. h. Gather. SOledad ST: Tote
\ II block 80: Preparedness. $50.
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Les exploto una bala.

FERROL, Sept. 24.-En II de
los departamentos del Arsenal de es-
te puerto ha ocurrido un accidente
d~esgraciado del cual han resultado
cuatro obreros gravemente lesiona-
dos.
Tn grupo de ellos Sc dedicaba a
de-cargar balas de canon de 81 mill
metros, cuando uno de elloS, emplean
do I'm martillo para hacer d~esprcn-
derse ell p~royectil, do al fulminantc
Y Sc sucedio Ia explosion, recibiendo
cuatro de elloS en- Sus cuerpos frag-
mentos del p%royectil.
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las puertas. En- cada una de estas
hay dos servidores mics, con orden
de que mientras n sigue a Ligia
Y al gigantic, ell otro cora a dar-
me aviso. ST la joven esta en- Roma
no tardaremos en- %descubrirla, por-
que 81 hombre que la acompana es ia
Gil reconocerle por su estatura y cor
%pulencia.
Fortuna y no poca ha sido para tt
que ell raptor no sea ell Cesar; y que
Neron no ha sido, puedo asegurar-
telo, porque para mi no hay secretos
en- ell Palatino.
Vinicio prorrumpio en- quejas, mas,
de dolor que de encono, y con, voz
que Ia emoci6n hacia insegyra lie on
to a su tic 10 que Actea lie ;diiera, in
dicandole los nuevos peligros que
amenazaban a la doncella. Para sus-
traerla a estos, que eran yerdadera-
mente terribles, Sc imponia la nece-
sidad de ocultarla en- lugar donde Po-
pea no lograra descubrirla, tan prom
to como ellos consiguieran encontrar-
Ia. Reprocho luego amargamente a
Petronio los consoles que lie habia da-
do, demostrSndole que sin 81 inter-
vencion no 'habFian ocurrido los a.
contecimientos que lementaban; por-
que Ligia' hubiefa' permanecido en- ca
sa de Aulio y el, vinicio, podrfa
Gontinuara).
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= Marco: que Dios tie perdone e.
! dano que nos has causado!
FL joven incline la cabeza baJo e.
peso de su culpabilidad y de su IL
fortunio; pero sin comprender que
era 10 que Dios podia o debia perGo-
narle. Por mas que pensaba, no To-
graba explicarse 'or cue Pomponia
proferia palabras de perd0n y no de
odio V de venganza. Sin replicar, sa-
Ito de la e~stancia.
En- los patios y en- las galerias en-
contro multitud de personals que We
Man a buscar noticias del estado de
la enfermita.
Por entire los grupos de e~sclavOs
del Palatino circulaban numerosos
senadores Y patricios que venian a
preguntar por Ia salud de la nina y
al mismo tempo a dejarse yer, dan
do con su presencia testlmonio de su
solicitud, aunque no tuera mas que
ante los e~sclavos de Neron. La no
ticia de Ia enfermedad de la "divina"
nina Sc habia difundido rapidamente,
V a cada momento acudian nuevos
personajes a aumentar los grupos que
Sc habian tornado baio IA arcadia. Al
gunos de los recisa !legados, viendo
que Vinicio salia del palacio, acudie-
ron a el en- demanda de noticias; pc
70 ell joven apresuro Ell paso y guar
do silencio, hasta que tropezo con
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Petronio, ell cual venia con ell mismc
fin que los demas.
Detuvo ell poeta a su sobrino, Y es,
te, al yer al Arbitro, quiza Sc hui
biera encolerizado. dejandose arras-
trar por la c6lera a cometer actos de
%violencia, sin reparar que Sc encon-
traba en- la propia casa del Cesar;
pero salia de las habitaciones de Ac-
tea tan abatido Y trastornado, que
hasta su ingenita irascibilidad Sc man
tuvo dormida. Limitose, pues, a a.
partar a su ito Y 4 intentar p~roseguir
SUI camino; pero Petronio lie detuvo
cast a la fuerza y lie pregunto:
Como esta Ia divina enferma?
Esta sencilla pregunta bast6 pa
"a que Vinicio Sc irritase y c~ontesta-
"a asperamente:
-iQue los hados Sc la traguen y
a todos los de su casta!
-;Calla, desdichado!-le interrum
pic Petronio.
Y agrego precipitadamente, al
mismo tempo que echaba en- torno
n mirada escrutadora:
ST q~uieres noticias de Ligia, VEN
tie conmigo Y te dire mi opinion acer-
ca del rapto.
Asi diciendo, rode0 con I'm brazo
IA cintura del joven Y lie saco del pa
apresuradamente, que era 10
que Sc proponia, pues 10 tenia NADIA
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Falta ell material.

BARCELONA, Sept. 24.-Un CRU
DO de fabricantes de esta provincial,
Sc ha dirigido al Marques de LENA.
Ministro de Estado, suplicandole que
haga gestiones por Ia vie diplomatic
ca acerca del gobierno de Italia, a
fin de lcgrar Ia eXportaci0n de mu-
chas materials primas, que van esca-
seando V que dara lugar al cierre de
muchas industries, con grave dah0
para Ia pcblacion que quedara sin
trabajo c imposibilitada de ganarse
el systemic.