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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
LISBON
Sunday School Votes to Send Re- n7ebrances to Alfred Kennedy, at Backus Hospital.

Rev. J ". Payne occupied the pull pit at Newent church Sunday morn ing. the sermon being from the text: Behold the Lamb of God that taketh away sin of the world
 To Remember Hospital Patient.
 The election of Sunday School off, cers held Sunday, resulted in the elec- ton of w. :. FOote, uperintendent; Charles Budeit, Jr, assistant super intendent; Miss Hattie Bradlaw, sec retaIE and treasurer: Miss Alice Ken nedE, librarian. and Walter Hyde as slstant Ilbarian. It was voted to send a basket of fruit, box of paper and book of stamps to Alfred Kennedy, who is recovering from an operation for appendicitis at the Backus hospi- tai
 Representative Francis H. Johnson was in Hartford Tuesday attending the inauguration and opening sessions of the legislature.
 AIeck PertOn of New York has been the guest of Miss Nettie Smart the past week.
 Ernest Enquist was a visitor in Branford over New Years J. E. Palmer was in Hartford on l Tuesday. Oyster Supper. About a dozen young people enjoy ed delightful evening at the town hall New Years eve. An oyster supper was served. the stew befng cooked by c. F. Whitaker, the man who knows how
 Miss Nettie Smart was in Whitman tic Tuesday.
 The Ladies' Aid society met Wed nesday afternoon at the parsonage. .
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
GARK'S FALLS

Alfred NJ Clark has filled his ice house with a fine quality of clear ice He had quite a number of men at work
 MT. and Mrs. LeRoy Farnsworth, Miss Alzida Saunders and Mrs. Cottrell of Westerly were guests Of Mrs. c. M. Maine, bringing good cheer and gifts appropriate to the holidays.
 G. Chester Burdick. who is one of the hremen otT the New Haven rail road, having some spare time, visited his uncle. Horace r. Palmer, and fam fly Thursday. They fished through the ice, catching IS fine pickerel and eels.
 John E. Perry's son Oscar. was home over Sunday from Westerly MT Perry has been in North Stenington Center several days. attending to his business as assessor.
 Richard Maine was fin Norwich Tues day and in Westerly Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09

kinton, R. ]. The Sunday school con- nected with this church elected the following officers at the close of the session: Superintendent, Lyle C. Gray; assistant, Elmer E. Maine; sec retary- and treasurer Mrs. ". H. Hfl- lard; oFganist, Miss Grace Sheffield; assistant Miss Fannie Avery.
 Herman J. Chapman of Preston was in town Sunday.
 Walter H Lee and Nathaniel Culver are doing jury duty in Norwich this week from North Stonington.
 There was a very large attendance at the funeral of William s. Aldrich, held from his fate home in the eastern port of the town Wednesday after noon. Burial was in River Bend, at Westerly.
 B. D. York and family have return ed to Hartford.
 Mrs. Maria \. Nenie is making steady progress toward recovery.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
FTCHVmLE

There was a good sized attendance aC the dance given by the Children of Mary society Saturday evening in Palmer hall for which Leary's orches- rra furnished music and Prof. Cong don prompted.
 Mrs. Lewis Burcfic5S is visiting friends in New London.
 Mrs. Henry East1and spent sa4ur- day in New London
 John ArcManus of Arctic. R. T., spent Sunday with his uncle and Mrs. John NIcManus.
 The mill closed Wednesday to re- Sune operations Friday morning, Thursday being a Russian holiday.
 Miss Mary McManus has returned from 8. visit to her sister. Miss Mar Saret McManus of New York
 Representative Nelson Stark was in Hartford this week and was present at the Governors ball Tuesday night
 Mrs. Frank Sfslz of Norwich spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Julia Authier.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
NORTH STONINGTON
Mrs. J. L. Peacock Addresses Home Mission Meeting-Annual Meeting of Baptist Church Congregational Union Sews for English Soldiers.

Rev J. H. GreenIy of Holden, Maine, supplied the pulpit of the Congrega tional church last Sunday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Greenly.
 Address by Mrs. Peacock. A Woman,s Home Mission meeting was held in the Third Baptist church sunday evening. Mrs Lucian Drury made by Mrs. J. L. Peacock of Wes- terIy, who spoke very interestingly on the subject In Red Mans Land Mrs +. A. Thompson also spoke.
 ReF. LucIan Drury Officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Maria Rathbun. held at her home near Westerly, Monday afternoon. This was a request made by Mrs. Rathhun some time previous to her decease. She formerly resided in this village.
 Sunday School Reorganized,
 The Third Baptist Sunday school reorganized Sunday. Lyle c. Gray was elected superintendent. with Elmer F. Main assistant, Mrs. W. H. HiIlard was chosen secretary and treasurer. with Mrs. John IT. Stedman assistant. Miss Grace Sheffield organist.
 Church Meeting.
 The, Third Baptist church held its annual meeting Wednesday. Charles '. Gray, Leonard Main and George A Thompson were elected trustees. Lyle H. NIIdA CletfA ana treasurer. FTGyd L., Main chairman of finance committee. Charles c. Gray was chosen a deacon.
 Illustrated Lecture
 An illustrated lecture on the Ha- WaIIan Islands was given in the Wheeler school and library hall Mon day evening. The lecture was read 5v Miss Ruth W. Robinson, a teacher in the school.
 Sewed for English Soldiers.
 The Woman's union of the CoDgre- gat1onal church held a sewing bee Wednesday in the church vestrz-. working for the English soldiers. Sew ing machines and knitting needles flew fast, while tongues were not idle. At noon a picnic dinner was served
 Miss Mary Richmond of Preston is temporarily teaching in district No ,.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Partelo has been i'll with grip.
 Lyle c. Gray and Clarence Palmer. representatives from this town, have been in Hartford this week.
 Rev George H. Chambers was in town Monday to take to their new home in Bradford R. l., his family, who had been guests of Mrs. IT. NJ, Perkins for a few days. Mrs. W. IT. HiIlard, Mrs. D. W. Bis sell, Mrs. C. c. Gray, Mrs. Lyle C. Gray and daughter visited Norwich Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
GRISWOLD
President Tucker of Dartmouth Pre-.
 sents Books to Colt Library.

President Tucker of Dartmouth Pre-
 sents Books to Colt Library.
 The week of prayer was observed by holding five meetings in the homes of Mir and Mrs Robert Brewer, Mir. and Mrs. Victor Campbell ". A, and Mrs. Edmond, Nr. and Mrs. William White man and MT and Mrs. W. B. Mont g0mery
 .. Gift to Library.
 Rev. J. D. Tucker, president of Dart mouth college. has presented the Colt library $50 worth of books which will be very much appreciated by the pa irons of the library.
 Chauncey Robie was called to Ches- ter, N. ', Wednesday, to attend the funeral of his sister n-law, Mrs. El- mer Robie, who fled suddenly.
 Rev. r. S. Child has engaged to card catalogue and index the books in the Colt library and arrange them prop erIy on the shelves. When so arranged the librarian can find any book desired at once, and no person will be all lowed to take a, book from the shelves.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
New London County
LEDYARD
Nsvv Members Join Baptist Church. Stoddard School Not Reopenco- TeschsraF Meeting.

The text of Rev. Frank $. Robbfns n the First Baptist church on Sun day morning was Bought with a Price I Cor. 9th chapter Holy communion united with the church taking the right hand of fellowship: Mrs Daniel H. Main, George Schultz, Mrs. George Schultz, Mrs. Phebe Will, Phebe Brorn- ley. Martha Langevin. George Schultz Jr-, Arthur Main, Fred Schultz, Rev. ed hard in building up this little church and now sees the fruits of his labors in the recent addition to his church.
 c. E. Meeting.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting was led on Sunday evening by the preSi- dent, Mrs. Fannie Clark. The subject was, Who Is on the Lords Side?
 Stoddard School Closed.
 All the schools reopened on Mon Jay morning for the winter term with the exception of the Stoddard school, which has been closed for lack of pu-
 Communion Sunday
 Holy communion was observed in the congregatiOna1 church on Sunday morning and Rev. MT. Goodenough, the pastor. took his text from Philippians, 2rd chapter A good sized audience was present to hear him.
 Miss Laura Clark is assisting Mrs. George Jencbs of Norwich. Isaac G. Seer killed two hogs Monday, one weighing SS0 pounds and the other 422 pounds
 ion has been visiting relatives in town.
 S5 More for Teachers.
 The regular meeting of the town school committee was held at Ledyard Center Tuesday afternoon. The six members of the board were present to- gether with Supervisor Barber Of Put nam. Many bills were presented and ordered paid. IT was Suggested that each school have an entertainment and rhe proceeds go for the purchase of maps, etc. for the schools. The town will help each school that tries. An lcurease of 8 per month was granted go the teachers in districts No. 1, No. 2 Nc 4 No TO and No. IA
 Mrs Charles A Gray is Improving slowly.
 An open installation of the Ledyard grange will be held Saturday evening, Jan. 18th
 some of the members of the Chris ian Endeavor met at the parsonage m Monday evening and elected officers for the ensuing year. Rev. MT. Good enough was elected president, Miss Florence Geer vice president, Mrs. Ser f1a Avery secretary. The chairman of the different committees were also elected
 Enos VI. Gray. Jr.. is confined to his parents home with scarlet fever. MT Gray does not know where he con- tracted the disease. Schools in dis JrIctS No and No. s have been closed on account of the teachers haT- tu- been exposed
 Supervisor F. W. Barber of Putnam, together with Assistant Miss Mary Potter of Woodstock. held a teachers meeting in the Center schoolhouse on Thursday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
MONTVILLE
Palmer Brothers Mill Starts Up on Full Time-OfFicers of C. E. So- ciety,

Palmer Brothers Mill Starts Up on
 Full Time-Oficers of C. E. So-
 ciety.
 Miss Beth Doe, teacher at Palmer Memorial school, spent the holidays at her home in Medford, Mass, and Miss Edna Verier at her home.
 Miss Alice F.. Hooper of Norwich spent Monday at her home here
 Next Sunday morning Rev GeorSs (. Cnappeu will speak at the Union Baptist church at the 10.45 service The Christian Eldeavor meeting at 6.30 will be conducted by Miss Hen rietta ". Gridley. At the ' oicioclJ preaching service the pastor will speak on Jobs Life and Character. There will be special music at all the services,
 At the Union BaDtist church Sun day morning Rev. George c. ChappeII spoke of John, the Greatheart. and administered the communion. He also conducted services at the Lakes Pond Baptist church at D. IT. and led the Christian Endeavor meeting at Mont vile at 6.3O-
 Officers of c. E. Society.
 The officers of the Eudeavor society for 1915 are: President. Miss Rohev 4. BOynton: vice president, Miss Ella. G. Rosenlund; recording and corre- sponding secretary, Miss Henrietta W Gridley; treasurer, Miss Gridley: plan ist, Miss Marion c. Henry; assistant pianist, Miss Carrie G. Wood
 Mill on Full Time,
 Palmer Bros quilt mill after a weeks shut down, began again on full time Monday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
LAUREL GLEN

Lyman and Jabaish Main of Willi- mantle have been guests of William Main and family this week.
 George Hill has been spending a few days at his home.
 Attaway Main, Dwight Main and Mir McCullocIl with others attended the Won Carlesberg and Rice trial held in Norwich this week.
 W. L. Main was business caller in Westerly Wednesday.
 School opened Monday after vaca- ton.
 Thomas Wheeler took four prizes on his turkeys at the poultry show in NNeSf erlE-.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
HANOVER
Village Contributes $85 Toward Bel giau ReIief-Churct7 Meoting-om m- ccrs Of Lades' Guild.

cers of Ladies Guild.
 During the week $S5 was sent to the Belgian relief fund through J. P 21or- gan < Co of New York The amount was collected through the village by one of the Sunday school Christmas committees appointed for this pur- pose. The collectors were Mrs, Angus Park. Mrs. James Tanner and Mr, and Mrs. ". s. Lee.
 W. C. T. U. Meeting.
 Tho January meeting of the ". c. TT. T. was held Monday afternoon at Tne home of Mrs. William 5. Park. The devotional service was led by Mrs. Tanner. The business part of the meeting was Iu charge of the vice president. Mrs Ladd- \ chapter from 7ne life of Fra nces L. Willard, describ- ing Miss WHiard's mother, was read by Mrs. William G. Park.
 Church Meeting.
 The church meeting and supper will he held next Wednesday evening, Jan,
 The anruaI meeting Of the Ladies' guild was held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. William C. Park, president Reports were given by the president, treasurer and the flower committee. Fl7us were discussed for the new wear. Officers and diTectresses were appointed as follows: President, Miss Margaret Eadie: vice president Mrs. William C. Clark; treasurer, Miss Caroline Gallup: secretary. Mrs. James Tanner: flower committee, Mrs. Angus Park Mrs. James Tucker: directresseS January. Mrs. W. $. Lee: February. Mrs " Standish; March, Mrs. Angus Park. April, Mrs. James Bennett; May, Miss Ladie: June, Miss Gallup; July Mrs, CrOmbie: August, Mrs. ". G. Park September Mrs. Tanner; Octo- her. Mrs. Adams; November, Mrs. Tucker: December. Mrs. A. B. I4add Dainty refreshments were served by tho hostess at the close.
 Edgar Reginald Croft, after visiting ais parents, 1Ir. and Mrs. John Croft, has returned to his duties st the new subway under the East river, New York.
 A number of the IYanower4tes att ended the war pictures in Baltic Tues day evening.
 Miss Dorothy May Harrison visited Ebe school in Baltic Tuesday after noon.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
ASHWHLETT

Mrs. Susan Pugh of Ledyard was at her farm here on New Years day.
 Mrs Smith has returned to stay awhile with her brother, Isaac Ed wards.
 Denison Caswell was a caller in Yawbux the last of the week.
 Mrs. Julia A. Crumb entertained relatives at dinner on the holiday.
 Mrs L. WeItin and two children
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
BOZRAH
Six Join Congregational Church.
 Grange Installation Set for Jan. 20.

OK pStF $lGA$tAN
 Grange Installation Set for Jan. 20.
 At the Sunday morning service six were taken into the church, making 27 who have united with the church since Rev. J. C. Young has been the pastor In the evening the cantata Holy Night was beautifully rendered by a double quartette.
 Church Meeting.
 The annual church meeting and roll call was held in the Congregational church Tuesday evening After the meeting, 3 supper consisting of toma to soup, rolls. cake. oranges and coffee was served in the town hall.
 Rev. J. C. YoUnG of the BoZrah Cen ter Congregational church is to ex- change with the Rev. c. E Lamphere of the F'itchVille Baptist church Sun day. Jan 10.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Drake of Nor wich have been spending a week with MT. Drake's sister, Mrs. Albert Gran dy.
 Sherwood G. Avery is i'll at his home on Bozrah street
 Grznuers Hear Dialogue. The grange held it's regular meeting "Wednesday evening with a good at tendance. During the lecturers hour a dialogue Taking the Train Tomor- TOW, was given by three members of the grange. Peanuts. cookies and CO coas were served The installation is to be at the next meeting, Jan. 20. Dep uty Crouch of Groton is to install.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
POMFRET CENTER

Al1,s- F. 2. Brown has returned from Worcester where she has been visit ing relstives.
 A number from this section will at tend the three-day meeting of the Conn StaLe Grange at Waterbury next week.
 Representative John Ash and Miss Ash and Henry Davenport n1otored to Hartford Tuesday in Mr. Davenport s automobile and attended inauguration exercises.
 Senator Charles O. 7'fompscn ana
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
SOUTH LYME

Merritt ConastocI1 is the guest of friends in New Haven.
 C. II. Warehouse has secured work at Plants game preserve and began his duties there Wednesday.
 Mrs. Beatrice Rathbun of New Lon don was a, recent guest of Miss Jes- sic SStanhope.
 Miss Blanche Green of Essex has made a. lengthy visit with Miss Helel Warehouse.
 Misses Carrie Roath and 9Iyrtr Niorthrup have been guests of Mrs Howard Stickney the past week.
 Quite a few people of this vicinity
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09

turned Monday from few days trip to South Manchester, Jewett City, Norwich and Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown enter tained Wednesday evening in honor of William Edward Hoppe of West Ba- den Springs, KyY who is the guest of Mrs. Annie Cook.
 Mrs. Mary Palmer is suffering as the result of a recent fall.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09

enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Har1-z Hunt of Little Bcston- An agreeable evening was passed with singing and instrumental music.
 All regret the resignation of the pas tor, Rev. l.. N. Chapman. He has been @ frequent caller among his, par ishioners and will be greatly missed by all.
 The local Pcemcu have been filling their houses with very fine quality ice.
 E. p. Stanhope. traveiine' salesman, is enjoing visit with his family.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
MOHEGAN

Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Burrows were guests of Frank Burrows Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Brooks are guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith.
 Mir and Mrs. Mason of New London called on AIOhegan friends the first of the week.
 Doris Fowler. who has been i'll with a bad cold, is improyiug-
 Mrs. Quidgeon was ill New London TuesdaN.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
PENDLETON HILL

The Ladies' Sewing society met at the Palmer homestead Shursday. Jan. 7tT. There was a full attendance and & jolly time is reported. These meet ings of the society are held every two weeks.
 Miss Sarah Thompson Palmer re-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
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Representative pr. James H. Hutchins were in Hartford for the opening of the legislature.
 Everett E. Brown attended the ban quet of the R. I. Fruit Growers as sociation at Providence Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
Perhaps She Is,

Perhaps woman is waiting to get the ballot before taking up in a, seri- ous way the art of getting on and off
 street cars. New York Evening Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
SHUNOC
Funeral of Mrs. Maria RathbLin-OF- Ficers Elected by Baptist Sunday School.
suriaI at RoekviIIe.

MT. and Mrs. Arthur Babcock of Westerly were guests Sunday of MT and Mrs. Joseph Burdick.
 Burial at Rockville Rev. Luciau Drury, pastor erneritue of the Third Baptist church, OficiateG at the funeral of Mrs. Maria Rathbur Monday afternoon from the residence of Mrs. Avery \. Maine, near White Rock. Burial was Tuesday at Rock ville Conn. Numbers from Nortt Stonington attended the services 1T the town where she formerly resided and had many friends
 Baptist Sunday School Election.
 An able sermon was delivered on Sunday morning. in the Third Baptist church by Rev. E. \. Witter of Hop
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
PRESTON
Pleased Audience at Minstrel Show Baptist Church and Sunday School Elect Officers

Mrs. Wallace Palmer and daughter Ethel of Hartford have been spending a few days with Edward Holden.
 MinstreIs Wins Favor.
 There was q full house at the min strels under the auspices of the grange held in the Congregational Eestry Fri day evening. The entertainment seemed to be highly appreciated by all. Afterwards \. D. ZabrislzIe served Q fine oyster chOwder. The entertain ment committee was Miss Sophia HolloWell, Miss Margery Willis, Charlie Burdick and John Peckham
 Miss Annie McClimon, after spend ing the vacation at her home here re-. turned to her school in New Haven Sunday.
 Several of the schools in town re- Opeued- Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
Church Meeting.

The members of the Baptist church held their annual church meeting "Wednesday. A. D. ZabrisI1ie. Henry F7r;nk and Ec1ford PendIeton were ap- pointed church committee. The La dies Aid society elected officers at the same time. As usual, dinner was served.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09

have arrived home after two months visit with relatives in New York
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09

Mrs. Ida Browning, who was with
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-25

rccaudador trat6 de estar sobre 81 y
tcmo Ia actitud de un inocente ca
lumniado. Por desgracia, su pasado
abonaba las s~ospechas, y cuantos as
piraban q sustituirlc lanzaban gritos
de indignation.
La inquietud de Souriau en- vista
del giro que tomaba ell asunto au-
ment0 su colera contra los Clairou.
No lie cabia duda de que ellos eran
los autores' del pasquin, porque Uni
camente susanna pudo dar la carta.
Bien hubiera querido vengarse deS-
pidiendo a Clairou; pero aplaz6 su
designio, temeroso de confirmar las
~sCspechas del publico. Habia que es-
perar a tener preteXto verosimil que
justificara su venganza. Pero jd0nda
encontrarlo? La eXactitud de Clai-
rou era %proverbial en- Lesneven; 81
capacidad estaba c~omprobada por
veinte amos de trabajo; su probidad,
fuera de duda. No habia mas rene
do que tragar bills Y aguardar una
OCCASION.
Esta no tard6 en- presentarse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-25
FOLLETIN No. Il
La Gotta De Aqua
POr Z.

el poryico, cuando llam6 "a ateuci6l
puoiica IN papel clavado en- una Dc
lbs ho5as de la puerJa principal; pa
Pei cuyo contenido desperta5a gran
curosidad. q juzgar por las exclama-
clones de los lectoreS.
La broma es peSada-decia
risndo el inspector de Hacienda
Pero - quien ~pertenece?
No So Sabe q qaien Va dirigi5a-
c0H,e-sj IN joyen no.ario que pasa6a
20 c. ralIito del pueblo.
-Eabria que pasar revista a todas
Is he-mosuras del pueblO-agreg5
u gaEociante de vinos.
A Ia saxon salja Clairou de Ia igle-
-, y. como todos, Sc detuvo ante el
3apeh.
10 mas sencillo ser.a averiguar
de quiea es Ia letra-decia el Nota-
10.
ia letra?-dijo Clairou, que Sc
habia calado las gafas.-iYO la CO.
nozco.
-sUsted, senior Clairou?
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ia que separaba ell huerto del tende
70 del de Clairou abri0se cautelosa
mente. Choppart alarg6 Ia cabeza
miro a su alrededor : cerr0 Ia puer
ia con cuidado. Guiandose q tienta:
Sc dirigio a casa del senior Rivel
Llegado ante la ventana de Ursula
escal6 diestramente la pared.
La joven Sc habia dormido esperan
dole-pues va estaban de acuerdo;-
pero Sc desperto s~obresaltada al rui,
do que hizo Choppart.
e!-dijo este hacienda
IN saludo militar.
-iHabla quedo!-le dijo vivamen-
tie Ursula.-iNo sabes que mi padre
duerme en- la habitaci6n de arriba?
-iQue importa? lei buen senior
esta sonando ahora que clavetea sus
zapatos!
-iQuien sabe! Sc me figura que
sospecha algo.
-;El?
-Ha estado aqui, cuando 20 lie
creia dormido, con la excuse de bus
car un recibo. Me parece que ahora
mismo oigo sus pasos.....
|iEstas loca!-dijo Choppart des-
pues de IN momento de silencio.
-5Y 81 nos s~orprende?
No bien hubo dicho este miranda
hacia otra puerta que estaba sobr2
la lenera, y que creia ~condenada,
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uando dio un grito de espanto. Ell
'huan, que Sc levant0 de un salto.
e encontro cara a cara con ell ten
Zero.
-iRivel!
Choppart! iQue haces aqui?-
e pregunto con c6lera.
luna vista = Chop
part, que esperaba librarse a fuerza
lie descaro.
i acknowledgements Rivel
Aslendo n silla Y esgrimiendola con-
ira ell chuan.
Esto Sc echo atras, y sacando del
oolslllo n pistola dijo:
-iEl TODD por ell TODD!
Ursula quiso interponerse entire el
y su padre.
i Bien!-dijo ell tendero, palido
de miedo y de rabia.-iYa nos we're
mos! iVoy a lamar en- mi auxilio a
toda Ia vecindad, mo saldras de
aqui!
-iEnhorabuenai-dijo Choppart.
liza habitaci6n es buena, y Ia ca
ma mejori
tie prenderan como a un Ia
dron!-repiti6 Rivel exasperado.
-jLadr6n Yo?
y todas las pruebas estaran con-
ira ii: escalo, fractura...
mo es verdad-interrumpio ell
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