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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30
Chief John Cook
Brings Old Treaty
Pomunkcy Indians Claim Tax
Exemption Under agreement
Win English Crol0n.

Armed with a typcwritten copy or
treaty executed in 1858. jointly by thu
Pamunkcy and Mattaponi Indians ann
the English Crown. Chief John Cool,
Of the Pamunkoy reservation. called
at the Governors Office yesterday q,
rc-enforce his protest against the re
cent ruling OF the Attorney-Genarol
that under the new game law the In.
dams cannot hunt off their resefvn-
tion without providing themselves ,vith
hunting licenses.
The treaty guarantees to the Jndi,rs
the enjoyment Of the lands they in.
habit. free of all charges and taxes
on condition that they pay TO Tho
English Crown annually Il trihuto ar
three arrowhcads as an acknowlode
mcnt of sovereignty. This instrumcu,
Chief Cook claimed, was merely In.
documentary statement Of Il right that
was granted the Indians at n Eir
Smoke held some time before 1858 by
the Kings representatives and the hir
chiefs. at which time IT was arrced
that the tribcsmcn should have tho
right to hunt everywhere in NirCini,
without let or hindrancc so long ms
,msy bronGhi annually to the Great
White Father II tribute of game.
Secretary Alexander Forward sont
the chief and the delegation that or.
companicd him to Attorney Genera,
Pollard. To him Chief Cook present.
~" me "hclcht treaty and spoke In
this manner:
Every year we bring the White
Father in Richmond jhe tribute OF
ducks like our fathers did before ne
l'ut now you say YOU will arrest our
braves if they hunt the duck? How
can we eaton the ducks now? Yon
won't let us"
The Attorncy-General found i, hard
to meet an argument like this, but he
told the chief the law was the law
and he couldn't change it. Besi,Ics
he pointed out all treaties between
the English Crown and it's Virrin,,
subjects were cauncd In 1875, when
George Washington and his fricnds
made war on George Ill
IF You think the new game law
does YOU an Injustice. would sur
Ecst that YOU lodge your complaint
with Judge Jones, of your circuit" said
tho Attorucy-Genoral
''iiah'" said the chief in deem dis
gust. "Jud@" Juncs-don't he always
nay" - Dc" what YOU tell him To do
Well not always laughed Mr.. Pol
lard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30
rorTS DESSERTS FROM HEpORT
on ACTUARIAL. BUREAU

Tho morning. and closing session
opened at $40 o'clock, with many
communications and reports from va
rious committees, and !, discussion Of
departmental practices and rulings.
When tn" committee ON the actuarial
bureau filed it's report Commissioner
rotts. Of Illinois. disscuted ana de-
cincl 10 attach his name TO thu report
OF the committee. which is headed by
Commissioned James II. Young. OF
North Carolina The report OF the
committee on the actuarial bureau OF
fire underwriters commended the bu-
reau and made certain recommended
lions as It's future operations.
MIR. Potts was Of the belief that there
was something wrong with certain
phases Of the manner IN which it Ia
collecting and furnishing data. and said
he though; its work was of no use
10 the people ii was supposed 10 bc
aiding. The majority, however
thought that the bureau was Well UNI
derway and has passed tho experiment
tai stage. There are is; stock com
panics and fifty-two mutual companies
co-opcrat!nE with the burcuu
While some of the delegates 20 the
convention. ANA Insurance men inter-
cstcd in the deliberations of the com
missioncrs, will leave for their homes
tonight. the majority Will not de-
part until tomorrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30
HAS SPECIAL PERMIT
TO CAPTURE WOOD DUCK
Game Department Allows DIR. Jud -.
Wood to Mount Two Pair for
Scientific Purposes.

Or. Jud II. Wood. of this city. was
granted a special permit yesterday by
Commissioner Parsons. of the Depart
mcnt of Game and Inland Fisheries.
allowing him to capture and mount,
for scientific purposes two pair OF
wood dnck-a species which is protect
ed aCains. destruction by a Federal
law which will be In effect until 1915.
1t is the first permit Of its kind issued
since the protective law was passed.
Before il could be issued, permission
had to be secured from the Federal
authorities.
Dr. Wood, who is an ornithologis,
of wide reputation. has presented to
the Game Department stuffed and
mounted English Sparkling that was
killed III Madison County. The spar
ling is practically unknown in Nir-
Liuia. and the appearance Of the bird
in this state Was followed by warn
ing from the Federal authorities that
II is - dangerous field maraudcr, and
the state was advised to take steps
10 destroy the birds wherever they
were found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30
MUSTER IN NEW COMMAND
"n>f Nrtiiicry Of Lynchhmrg Ia Re
Nc"rptcd by Colonel stern
On October H.

northumberland 10 Lane stern.
hS,r,"tt"r-r"neral OF Virginia militia.
/" ~ muster III the recently organized
second Company of Coast Artillery M
iNnchhurr Wednesday night. October
IL. IN" nest day Colonel stern will
<" I" l;"anokc and hold the annual
ms p'cti"n and muster OF the First
ON PAM, Nirg mia Coast Artillery. To-
c"'e" th"r" In" Roanoke company
was mustered in 20 the Virginia Mil.
Tia last June
An election has been ordered TO take
pia'" IN Company T.. Fourth Virginia
i,rSlmen,, Of SUFFOLK. to fill thc va
'I,""ey caused by the death Of Second
lAculenAnt Charloa l. Crancr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30
Fined for Reckless Driving.

was fined $40 and costs by Magistrate
r. j Purycar, Of Hcnrico County, for
rccklcssly driving his automobile along
the Cary Street Road. He noted an
appeal
y. O. Duffy was fined tho same amount
for speeding his. car along the Noun
tain Road, near Glen Allen. Venablc
was arrested by w. II. Lawrence, and
Duffy nv w u Jones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30

Settin" forth the claim that it was
me property 81 General Robert t. Leo
and that the Confederate cbin,tnI,
carried it with him through the Mcxi-
can War u = stewart. vino lives on
rural route No 3 leading out from
rockford, Ala, has written Postmns-
Yer ray T. Thornton that he has in
ms possession razor which ne wishcs
70 sell Stcwar, SAYS he has owncI
me razor FOR forty years and that The
name OF the famous soldier is cnpra vcd
on It, " " -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30
rnthcr IInnnirnn to speak.

Rev. Charles IIannisan, rector Of 81.
ioscph's Mission and president of the
\"n dc Nyvcr College. will be the prn-
"i1al speaker at the Tuesday club of
the Railroad Young Mems Christian AS
sociati"n Tuesday afternoon at I
o'clock. Father IianniCan Will speak
on the work OF the Travellers Aid. of
which hr is vice chairman Of the ex
ccutiNc committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30
Norfolh and Western nc,c,,,c

ia way operating revenues of the
.N"riI!h ana western hallway Company
for the month OF Angus, show .,n -,
cr"asc Of - per con, over Tho son,o
m""h of last year, according To fig
ur"S announced yesterday by Comptroi-
ier Coke Revenues were S5.si3.ol3
"ith e>p"msca Of $2ool,38I The latter
''''A increasing pc. cent over last
E"ai Nc' revenues increased 10 per
nc, income q per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30
ELEVEN OYSTER TONCERs.
CHARGED WITH POACH|NG
Will BE Arraigned To-day at Ma
kcmic Park, in Accunac
County.
MAuKY ORDERED no rocoMokE
Flagship of State Oyster Squadron
to Aid Police Boat SaNis in Main
tanning Ordcr-Said to Have In-
volvcd Leased Grounds.

Eleven alleged oyster poachers ar
rested on September 81. at the poin,
of guns In the hands OF "A police force
headed by Fish ana Game Commission.
or Parsons viii bc arrail;ned for trial
to-day at Mackenzie Park. Accom,c
County. Commissioners Parsons lolr
lichnond last night TO testify al Tho
hearing which VII take place at 10
o'clock this morning.
ported to hc deeply iucenscd by the
arrest OF their friends and tho outcome
OF the hearing is being watched witt.
interest. The Commodore Maury nag
ship Of the states oyster fleet. has
bcen ordered TO rocompke sound for
police duty in the event further trou-
bic develops.
When the saxis of tho Oyster police
fleet. carrying Commissioner Parsons
and twenty officers. Approached tho
beds in rocomoko Sound leased from
the state by Frank W Darling. Of
Hampton. on September q, several
boats Of tonEers were at work ,akint;
oysters from the private grounds.
Upon sighting tho police boat. the
poachcrs pulled up ihcir anchors and
FASTENED back 20 the fleet Or ,onrcr
boats on tho public hcis nearby
DARLING ASKS PROTECTION
N nEDS LEASED fItoM STATE:
Commissioner Parsons who had on
tho previous dag received a TELEGRAM
from Nj. Darling. odVi.iu.. him of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30
PHILLIPS IS ELECTED
TO HEAD INSURANCE MEN
New York Commissioner Made Pres
idcnt-Button Heads ENccu-
tive Committee.
IsCUss ACTUARIAL BUREAU
Social Features Complete I'orty-Sev-
enth Session-Trip to jamestown
Island on Steamer Snithficld Is
Feature of To-Day.

With the election Of officers at the
closing session yesterday morning, the
business meetings of the forty-sevcnth
session of tho National Convention OF
Insurance Commissioners were finished
and tho delegates devoted their time
to tho more enjoyable social side OF
the meeting. The big pleasure fea-
turc Of the entire convention wiliEtakc
place to-day. when those attending the
meeting will go To jamestown on the
old Dominion steamer "Smithheld.
The boat Viii leave the wharf al s
o'clock this morning, returning at =
o'clock tonight
The election Of officers concluded the
entire business of the convention, ami
resulted as follows:
Jesse l.. Phillips. OF New York.
president: John 4 Winship. Of Michi-
gan. first vice president: Emory r.
English Of Iowa, second vicc-prcsi-
dent. and Fitzhugh McMaster, Of South
Carolina secretary. The executive
committee IS composed of Joseph But
ton. OF Virginia. chairman; NJ. l..
Cleary. Of Wisconsin, X. Il. Forsyth.
OF wyoming r. Il. Harper. of Colo
RADIO; James Il. Young. of North Caro-
lima: +. II. Iiardison. of Massachusetts
and A. j. Merrill. Of New Hampshire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30
BUTTON HAILED As
PRINCE or GOOD FELLOWS

Jus, before closing the meeting res
olutiouS were adopted expressing deep
appreciation on tho behalf OF the COM
missonors and their guests Of the
splendid hospitality OF Richmond. In
part they read
I'VE fully appreciate tho time ana
pains taken by the good people or
this city TO make our stay here de
light and rcfrcshmcn'. our lives arc
enriched by the experience and We re-
turn 10 our various homes I'm every
quarter Of this great nation with in
deliblc memories OF Virginia hospital
ity.
"rar,icularly VIC desire to express
our heartfelt thanks To that prince Of
good fellows, Colonel Joseph Button.
whose genial courtesy and distin-
guished ability are univcrsally recor
uiz"d aud appreciated"
There was strong sentiment yestcr-
day in favor OF Salt Lake CITY Utah.
as tho next meeting plac" OF tho con-
vcution. hut tn" matter viii lie taken
under consideration by the executive
committee. Tie meeting viii probably
be held in that city. since the meet
ing this year was in the East ana the
commissioners hold a winter session
every Year i'm New York CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-30
Condition Is improved.

Miss Nell Euright. who was opcr-
atcd on at stuart Circle Hospital Is
rapidly improving, and will shortly bo
removed to her home on jefferson i'ark
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-18

este momeuto Ell que tenemoS dere-
che a tOdaS las eSperanzaS.... ell
vcteranu miniStro de hacienda. por
su partc. reptile, que Francia ' sus
aliadaS no cnVainar;in Ia cSpada. sin
que 81 haya .ugradO una paz que
las prot"ja contra futuraS agreSl0-
ucs Y drclara que no importan ioS
| sarrificioS que ha-amoS 81 s. To-
FRA Il fin que Francia ha Selala-
do.
E>i" - 81 SeutimicntO que impc-
"a cnlrc los aliados deSpuGs dc tres
mrScS de- combatc ante Nerdin. No
cXtrcman. sin embargo. su conflanZa
y >abcn bien Que no llcga cl fin:
prr0 ven aSimismO que III bajIlIa
mas grandc. mas larga y mas san
grirnta de la GUERRA. la >ido laSia
hoy. un scHa.ado triunfo para Fran
cia Y una gran derrota para stls enc
migoS. l~IubiGrdmoS deSeadO. que
uUeStra Ducna fortuna nos huDleSc
llrvado u cOmpartir con ella las pc
mas Y Ia gloria de Este immortal he
cha de- arnH>. NueStro deber ha
eStad0 Ell otra parte, Los iaurrIeS
de- este gran triunGo IN icicnSa da
Francia Y por Ia rau>a De los AHA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-18
FL ESPIRITU II
RO DE
I'm ART1CULo DEL. "TIMEs" DE LoNDREs
.TICULO DEL times DE LONDRES

Obstinate en- ia dcfcusa como IS Va
lientc En- FL ataqut; y hoy tlcne una
gran fl en- u iefeS Y el alma lie
na de- Ia idea de- que Franeia cStl EN-
pcli-rO. Las UItimas campalas de
Luis NV 0 cjemp.0, de que cuan-
do 81 pals Sc hal.aba cXllauslo y
dcSalentado por derrOtaS SuceSivaS,
suportando 81 hambrc. Y la guerra,
sin dincrC Y sin hombrcS, Francla,
cuya rXiStencia cStaba en- p"Iigro.
cOmbaIi6 a SuS cncmisQS con inl0-
mahlc patrioiiSmO. TolO FL pals 81
unto cn iornO de Su T~y.y c0nfl6 Su
Iiltimo ritrrito a Nillar, Il qui"n en-
Mo contra Drnain. cQut nacl6n ia
hcchO I'm ]c>fuerZo mas eXplrndldo
para saIvarSe que ia Francia dc
1918 NdcSpu6s del cSpanloso dcsa>-
ire dc IA campaHa de Russia. . ia
Francia de 1911. cuandO cl desastrc
fatal de Lcipzing? Is cSpiritu Que
impcra ell 10 FranCia dc hoy. - el
mismO que ronoci0 Il 81 costa 81
principe Eugenio. q qU" lrvant6 los
riirritoS he LiilZen, De- Bautzrn y
H. Dresden. 81 Que ObsequiG de
rrOta tra> dcrrota u Ia> primcraS
,,,f,n.f,-. r,,IiiGrp.- IL. E1Ip,ba .lIpD-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-18
La tenacidad de Belgica
ARTICULO DEL EMINENTE ESCRITOR
.. BELGA EMILE VERHAEREN

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-18

Por =raudr III" plrrkra 81 infer
tunio. 81 pueblo brI2a M item" e..
d"rrri,o Ir hacrr OR >u> lurja- nj
d. i"nSiSJir >obrr III ml>cria. De
u" >rr digno. como >u> >"idaIp~ cue
tudo> rurr0n heroes.
QUE ia, mui.rrs arrrIaia> dc ~
a.ica> con una muiutud Ir i..I"s
! pr.ndiloS D.. Su> falIa>. :" idm"n."n
por To- camIuo-. del Iamprc. j" q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-18

Ina uacI,lo: la ma nnDic Que Jamas
conOcicsc Cl mundn.
La ubrl lntcrcSaniiSlmd del rSrri-
tor DcI:a. Emilio WaNwclicr la
BclgiqUc neutrc et IoyaIc', Ia >lGo
tradlrita d! rastcliauu y cdIiadd per
Ia "BiblIotrca Sociological liljos dc
Daio =! nOmDre &c
La Question de B6iglca .
AlueLIOs lectoreS Que deeeen cs-
iudiar todOs Io> aspectos del terri
bic drama. har;ln INA bdema adful-
sici6n con este lIDro. La imPortal.-
cia della obra ha >:do rcailada pnr
cl admirable pr@ioGo cscrIto pot u
Don Pedro eau.rn ti0s ir
a luicn ito tcnem". ci hcaer
cOnocer, va qulcn nos permGn'o5
felicilaf poe III b~rl}iafitc laIfy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-18

ha de SOStencr 81 preStl2lO de "a "a
"a dos amos me fost6 arrancarle Ia
primera eta.
iOjala nunca Ia. hubicSc %lOerad0!..
/ HabiamoS Gucdado de acurrdo en-
Jue ella tOmara un cOchc frcnte al
Club. una de- cStaS diScrcIaS bcrlI-
mas de cortinilia que. haccn volver
IN cahcza- Il los tranScunteS. a unoS
ran SonriSa. mlllNSa. Il otrOS con
rrupcimicntns de ceiaS. SObre TODD
81 son maridos. 70 apenas la Vi sd
Dir al coche dcslc los BALCONIES del
Club, cche. a anlar pausadamcnto.
como hOml,rr que va a-ObIado pOr
I'm rcmOrdimientO. hacia FL !ugar nc
la eta. Que era III cuartO interior
Je una diScreta cOnOcida mia, en- Be
l~OSficalle. No OlvidarG aquclla. ma
mana. Iowa dcsaladameptc Y las
gotas rcSQnaban con estrGpiL0 trIste
en- las ~accras..-.
Cuando 20 ile@u". va Nailei'u IS
laDa de~spojindoSc de 81 vc!ito de
mariana. Y de Subito, cuando Sc iba
a tender IN IN divin. a repOsar un
.pOco. y tai vez a acOgerme amOroSa
y tibia en- sis freSc0S BRACES. NuClve
Ia caDrza Aac'a Ia pared y Sc eci'a d
iiofar nesHlaldiiiei'F roii'o u'' 'ioe',
como una nllld.'
/" re.'''o ue' MA, '''' race
"'", ~
80 -
49,, .r,r x
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U-'' ~ n,a,;it aa
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49,, .;.,o uo,,ni, .,n'o con,o
,,,o min, h,,.na 80 nrhG an mis- hra-
| ln, Y entire I'm abrazo casio de her
mana, ME diio:
Me WOW. me Me voivcria
loca 81 pecara auuf. ESto ha sido un
aviso...
y como 70 me resisticra a dejar-
la marchar aSi. tan sIbita c inopi-
nadamente Gal fin ell orcullo vilil
siempre dOminanteD ella me repctia
enlazaGos sus finos brazos sobrc mis-
| hGmbros. entire lagrimaS V ~solloZos
de nina:
-iRam0nchn. Ramonchu. dciamv.
! Que csc retrato me da miedoi...
La LEGION me aprovech6 de tel
| sucrtc que nunca he vuelto a haccF
eli amor d una mujcr casada. Nc
asustan esas pasi9nes que pareccn re-
matar sicmprc en- tragcdia, TRACE
dia iptjma q trarcdia ruiGosa poco
immortal.
SaIimos de- Club s~aborcando nucs
tros aromatlcos Henry Clay. La no.
che cstaba clara V con estreIlas. Ger,
ca del pucnte de Ia MERGED, Ramon
Sc separo de nj.
del chalet de Marichu Elorrio 81 son
de un piano nc cstremeci6 pcrturba-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-18

-SEtETruS NiRAvIILLOSQS.-St usr=I de-
.se1 hslI7r TeIic!dad. sUerte. fortuna. amor,
;ale-r!. Y So>IcEo. II listed deSca. teneF cNi-
ito en- ii concrete. = QuteTe TRUMAN c. >us
:empreSdS. =. Quiere hdCer>e amaT, - qa!cre
!lUgrar iudaS SIS aSpiraConeS. Isl .QGirre
;SalIr vICiurTpSO cR iOdOs SuS sSUntoS y To-
jgrar IOdOs ScS deSeO>. pids mi CuriO>J Ii
ibr!tO. cure l. Sc-4 enyiado gratis a vueiia
;de rorrCO. Direction 81. J. Vence. Box i't'
tHsbsna, Cuba. ::
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-18

pE-En ~ib"- rI nsraJ"ru lie mI csfrsa
sra. FI"rrDris Duran = lua t7Iria GA" ID
Irump1uu que - Hanna Maria Nrr'rjrii
Gu. ~ 'aI~ldn Wr~ a' Eucrp sail" IL
'ra-ialcUa. IFr.. ~. GuausIT-,'. Ne irD-
ryu r..u,lu al luSar d" it rc-ldr0ria nrru
nt~'I IA rrriIE no. lW' la >rdp rp-abj. ~
l-r ,in ella. GyIriflrlr5 con $40 q Ia
I. r.u'i1 uuN iwgu-;ue con csIrI',Ud. ~.
riisr-n : trinidad NrCcdynIp. Bon ---!,
l.C-IIitc, I".Js.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-18
SOLICITUDES

Sc SOLICTTAN AgenteS para n veni1 lie
Il psEVSI en- las pobIaciones Ge Aqua
Calienfe. Arizona. santa Monica, C2i'IOr-
MIA. Las personals que 81 Unforeseen rue
den GIrisirSe SoiIciIanGo Qrecio ' ccndt-
;cioucs a Ia PRENSA. DEPARTMENT. de |
.Accnies, COZ DOlorosa g., san Antonio,
Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-18
CUENTO DEL Ola
La e en- ell Club

No haaiamos hablado largamente
hasta aouella noche Ramon de Amo-
rebieta Y yo. Siempre lie crei un hon.
bre timido, apocado, silencioso, inca
paz de una gallardia III dc un ares
to viril ante ulla muier. Jamas sc
| susurraron dc q historiaS galantes;
| en- las horas de charla afectuosa en-
Ia tcrraza del Club, mientras todos
| eyhibian sus aventuras como sc cXhi-
ben las sortijas, el callaba....
Callaba siempre. Callaba con una
re~concentrada mclanco!la, mezclada
de cnvidia. como dc hombre que no
ticne NADIA que contar.... Callaba y
~sonreia 'amargamcnte cuando alguno
de los coRcurrenteS, atusdnd0se fan
farronamente ell bigotc '~cautiYador,
cerraba su relate con uno de esos pa
rrafos embriagadores que tanto gus
tan de prodigar los honbres de nun
do: Era tan adorable aquella mu-
jer en- Ia intinidad -"
Una noche Ramon dc A~morebieta
V yo nos reunimoS a M en- Ell
Club Nautico. La tarde habia sido
callda Y radiante de sol. Nos Ia ha-
biamos pasado cast toda p~aseando por
Las Arenas. cerca del mar, ALI DON
de Ia elegancia de los chalcts, Sc
meZcla a Ia poesia rural de Ia aldea
fragosa Y verde. -.
Anochecilo r~cgresamos a la pobia-
cion cuando va IA. terEaza del CIuD
hervia en- risas V conversaciones dc
estos simpaticos muchachos sport
men que la puehlan a Ia bora del
aperitivo.' Nos septamos un momen.
10 i dcScansar = decidimos cenar jur-
toS. La cera en- Ell Club es sicmpre
una cena confidential, intima. como
en- familia. aunquc SerYida con gran
tono. E! comedor es intimo, diScre-
to, propicio a Ia media voz; ia multi
da alfom0ra Y el rosa palido de; las
pantallas' poncn uns matiz de .sUa"jdad
Y de. recogimientO: Conner ell Ia te-
rraza del Club de Ia sensation d, ulia
vida algo !oca, de litcrtinaje f~astueso
) c~legante: comer en- cl comedor de-
Club da Ia sensation dc una vida Sc
ria y dc II vida bicn...
AqucIla nochc no habia en- c, CO.
mcdor mas que cuatro socios que Sc
habian aisiado en- un rinc0n. Fran
cuatro poiiticos locales Que prepara-
ban algun amalo electoral para las
cl~eccioncS municipalities, ~entunccS pro-
Xmas. Era cl uno Ricardito Mat6a,
Ct jcfe dc Ia juycntuG liberia afcita-
10 ' puIcro como IN comicO. sicmprc
vcstido de luto; Antonio Cortcs. cs-
pigado Y cetrino, con sus lcntcs tenn
b~lorosos sobrc Ia naIiz corva, Y otrOs
dos senorcs uuc vo descoDocia.
Durartc Ia ccna e~stuvicron b?stan-
te callados Ramon U vo. ramhi,rr,
apcnas vagas frascs dc concentrates 4
los Successes ~IoraIos pero - !, ho.,
dol cafa y rio los cigarro. r,,rd, -,
Sc MARIAN las iptinidadcs Il co,,.r-
slri6n derive hacja ri csc,bro.o -
ma dol .,duIterio Friromc,.L,r
uonbrcs ~IocaIcs ror nor,hr,y avail;
ros. Iipd,. L,u..,c.it,yl do w.L.;L
.,Isr.o. d,r,. n,.;,;,,s ;,o
rrcy,r., cb.r,,
-.
:...I
Ramon ne AmOlcplc'a sc Sihlio
mas "I'Ge que 70 ' paJ'h''o e.
toiio dc IA o por micuo Il ID mas
erection nc los cu9Iro comcll5alc'
cu'ilclos-p'ch aJch"=, Dor 10 uehaS'
d nucS'ra charIa y pieh eillfaScad"S
en- Sus maneJos politicos-me dye
ASH MIRA W ahVes'.'lo ""N'!e-
S'''e9 u"" L"
I'll y iIAIlI - -. III
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CiiiSCAIsRiLL0S

Definition c0rrecta.
iOue es I'm jefe de partido?
lin icfe Dc rarLid". 90 IN h9mhrs
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XENTAS

YENTAS
81 VFNpE baTaiu % - ralIbia iur ala
ta> u Ohietus 10 valur, aulUurvviI avert
and" rucO pl>ljerC>. - rabailu>. en- MAJ
njfca>. cpBdic.oneS,- OcGrran iS >yg'l
TriO -. a"'t-
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RACEMOS con toda CORRECTION. csrias no
rosas. &c DvdImcnlo. fclic!.acIOaeS. cu'GI!'-
amos. d!scursoS g.: iOda ClaSc dc po"sias
snoroSaS. dc aniveT-1rio, pstTi0i!caS. clc.
PrerroS mCdcraGcS. p!-jau>c po- corTro a
?. C.Fdcr6n, 4l5 ;. san Saba ST., san hIlo-
,fG. Tex.
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Cuando necesIte libros CT espanoi
dirJisSe ustea s-lgnecio {. Lozano.-
soy ncIcrc.s SIS A~.cmic. Te~s.
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torio. no tiene para ser conocida
mss ~" Z 81 Rey.
Emile NERiI&EREN.
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lara camilla lie pUCaS personals -lJu-
Gr>. - Tenian dos . Ues cudrtp>. l'dt>-
IiuIduenle. en- 5il Y. Santa Rosa iVr-
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~SONBREROS dc ranaui, para $ehoraS q ca:
balIcruS. sc yyuelEen lUevpS cOEiPlc!afieh-
te. Trabaio eNcelentc j prce!oS medlrOs,
SwectSer "SoIbrercrO,f i@5 West H0u>iaa-
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AJQUILERES.

Sc RENTA cuarto ~spropIado para oricina o
taller. en- 6t3 UulOroSa 81. lnfQfman Ell las
orIcinss de La PRENSA o en- Ia uend1 de
Iis Bros. ESuuina Main Y Travis
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]conOricse Cl munin.