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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1917-04-21
Constipation and Indigestion.

These are twin evile. Persons suffer-
ing from indigestion are often troubled
with constipation. Mrs. Robert ALI
son, Nation. ILL.,, writes that when
she first moved to Nation she was .
great sufferer from indigestion and
constipation. Food distressed her and
there was feeling like heavy weight
pressing on her stomach and chest.
She did not rest well at night, and felt
worn out good part of the time. One
bottle of Chamberlain Tablets cor
rected this trouble so that she has since
felt like different person. ADV.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1917-04-21
Nature Cures, the Doctor Takes the
Fee.

There is an old saying that mature
cures, the doctor takes the fee," but
as everyone knows you can help nature
very much and thereby enable it to eff
feet a cure in much less time than is
usually required. This is particularly
true of colds. Chamberlain Cough
Remedy relieves the lungs, hquifies the
tough mucus and aids in its expectora-
ton, allays the cough and aids nature
in restoring the system to healthy
condition. ADV.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1917-04-21

and achievement, a feeling of
liability; in short, cooperative
interest in the whole business of
home making and farming.
That's common senSe.-O. T.
Benson, U. S. Department of
Agriculture.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1917-04-21
Claims Allowed and Ordered Paid by
Grant Parish Police Jury.

The following is list of the claims
allowed and ordered paid by the Grant
parish police jury on April 2, 1917, viz:
WARD 4 ROAD WORK.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1917-04-21

For Sale.
A new piano will be sold at . bargain.
Come to see me or telephone me at my
home, or write
MRS. T. X. SMITH,
f10-tf Farm punt, La.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

Hang III. Dir niiTsn isbs 4ufrssune
Dermeibeu. Gs bari ii9 bei uns ni5i
nm Ra9e ober um oas gsItsnbmadsr
Der pbpiif4en Ysadt elmer Ration
banbeln, fonbern nur um bas Gelteno'
MAIDEN DON HeRid!iheu Rsateu fur
bic mir eintreten.
.als i9 mid an 26. Gebruar m
ben aonsreb panbte, sIaubts if. bab
bies seniiseH uiirOs, unIers nsiitraler
Re4te seIteub 3u ma4en; unier Redt,
bas Istr 5u benuBsn, obne in uuse-
| ieBli9er Weiie bordu nerbinbsrt 5u
fperbeu; infer Red:, anIere giirger
sessn unseieslide SsfpaIttbaten su
bei6iibsn. Gs Ibeint aber isBt, 5aB
betpaffnete Reltrali:it ui5t bur6s
fiibrbar lit. @sil uuterieebooie that
id4lia g3iraien iino, ipenn Fs osrs
penbst perbeu, ME Die beuti9en lIn>
terieeboote eegen o1 9aubelgfdiffs
fabrt pertpenoet perben, 1T es unmogs
lid Shiffs geseH i6re 4nsriffe gu
pertbsibigsn. osnn urlter benz 06lters
re9t purbe ansenourmen, baB 5ans
oeIsidiffe ii9 ssssn aaperf6iife ODER
&renSsr ptrtbsibigsn t0nnsn, ii9tbas
rsn S9iffsu. bic aui benz Tssere 5asS
auf ibre geute ma6en. Gs 1T Daber
ipeiter ni9ts als goriirbt unb @eiss
belt unter iolden lIuitinben, in Der
1bat bitiers Rotbperbistsit. ben Qers
iu4 gu MAIDEN. tie gu seriiOren .sb. Iis
ibre eisensn 2tbfdt.u srtsnnsn IaTsn.
Wern man ii9 ibrsr srtpsbren min,
miihsn iie Serft0ri Derben. mann unb
MO INNER fie in Sil3t tommen.
Die beuti9e Regieruns perpsigsrt
ben NeutraIen in bsn Weersst6eiIsn,
bic fie fiir seIpsrrt ertldrt bat, ii9 jes
Der Waffen gu b.bisnsn. isl6it CUR
Yertbeioisung bon RedteH, bic bishsr
bon Sebermdnn anertannt porben
iinb. gs III angeostitet ipprben, eab
bic bstpaffneten NaunIhafisn, nit
bensn mir uufere Sanbelsi9ifis Detie,
ben baben. redtlos ieien unb tpte Bis
raten bebanbeIt perbsn fpirben. Die
betuaffnete ReutraIiiit III I'm be'tsn
Gale fpirtiinsslos. Inter ioldsn
llmitdnben unb Gneeithts folder QrG,
teniionen tif iis mebr als pirtunass
los; iie III bieImebr i'm gtanbe. raa
su b.ranfoTen. mas su perbinbsrn oa'
mil srfirsbt ipirb; iie iann nitt ums
BIN, uns in ben aries binetn5u5ieber,
ohne bab mir bic Redte uber bic
Wldat Don ariesfiibreriben baben. gs
sisbt elm Dins. bds pH ni9t ihun
t6nnen. mas mir nift I'm Stanos Tnb
~ tbaR Nj. nsrhsn unS uidt gut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

tpiaig untertperfen unb bulbeu, bdb
bic beiligitsu ReAts hirierer gtatiOn
unb unieres Bottles isnorirt ooer Oerz
seiDaltist perben. Das llnredt. Se'
gen bas mir iebt Stslung Hebmen, 1T
ni9t Elm ausemeinss unre9t; es trifft
bic @ir5el bes nenitli6en 2sbsns.
rSnoem i9 mir bss ioIeuneu unb
lieIbit tragii9en gbdratters bes
Sarittes bepuBt bin, ben i4 Su tbun
i'm gegriffe biH unb Der f4peren
8erantportii9teit, bic er nit ii9
briugt, aber I'M Gtrrttange nit BEN.
mas i5 fir meine torftttutipnele
gflidt bGIte, empfsble i9. baB Der
sOnsrsB ben bon Der beuti4eu Resies
rung befolsten aurs fir ni3ts anbe.
reg, uls arieg eegeu bic Regierung
uno 6as Bolt Der Der. Staaten rrs
Hart; bdb er iia formea fir cine
triegFii6reube portei ertldrt, 81 befH
Sdritt ge5punssn, uub oaB er Iofort
ni9t MIR S1ritte tbue, I'M bas 2anb
in beHsren 8ertbsioiguugssuiiunb gu
brinsen, Ionbsrn baB er aud ale feline
Wadt unb ale feline Refourcen allf>
bietet, nm Die Regierung hes oeutI6en
Saiisrs su iiberpirben unb benz
arisg tin Gube gu MAIDEN.
Was btss bebsutst, 1T tldr. gs bes
beutet, bab mir in jeber mDgIt6en
WeiIe, in Ratb uno SAdt, nit ben Res
sierungsH cooperirsn. bic fst gegen
Deuti6Ianb ariss fii2ren, unO caB
mir otsIen Rsgisrungeu ben Dettges
enniten finan3isaen &rebit sebsn, 10
baB, iuipeit biss m6stia 1T, uniere
ReToureen ben ibrisen 1insusefiigt
perbsu. Gs bebeutet, bar Dtr ale
mGteralIen Reiourcen bes 2anbes ora
saniIirsn unb mobiIiiireu, bamit mir
aIles fir bic ariegfiibrung uno fir
ben gebdrf Der Ration gfothige in Der
reiali6ften unb pirtIamfteu, aber
audi Ipuriamiten Deiie gu liefern I'M
Stanbe finb. Gs bsSertst, bab mir
uHiere 5Iotte ioiOrt auf ben Sriegs>
Iub bringsn, aber i'm 9eiOnoeren, ouB
mir fe in ben Stdnb IeBen, nit ben
iethblihen llnterfeebuoten fsrtig gu
lperben. Gs bebeutet, oaB mir bic
qlrmee Der Ger. Staaten, nsben Der
bisber eeIebIia fsitssIestsr Stdrte,
I'm psrisitens cine balbe Whuion
Rdnn perusbren. bic, meinsr Iaii6t
na6 inter bem prtrlsip Der allseniei'
nen WebrpfIidt ausgebpben iperoeu
ioIten, pie and fpeitsre @srifGrtuns
gen bon berfefbm @rDBe uutoriiirt
iperben foIlten, mann INNER iis bet0s
.bigt uus aiisssriiitet iDerbea t6Rneri.
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iporben TT uub iie IN folder WsiI
Hartirt DarsH, bab Elm Srrtbum mi
ge5ug auf ibre Jbeutiidi ausssi4loi'
len mar.
Cine 3sis lang ioHnte Id MIDI
slauben, pab 10 stipas BON einer gel
gieruns setban tDerben Tonne, bic 5is'
ber an ben msnI4Ii9en 9ebrGuder
eibiliiirter Rationsn fsiisebaIten bat
Sas 00Iterredt' entitanb nit ben
@erfu9, ii9 auf G,eieBe gu siHisen, BIZ
auf bem Mesre rsipeitirt unb befpls
iperben ioatsn, iiber bas teine Ra!:or
Elm Refi bat, 5u berrideu, unb bai
! fir ale Raiioneu Der Welt often ieir
liolIte. Ulit oieler Wliibe in bieIes
@Olisrrstt na9 unb nat nit Sismiid
mosersn Reiultaten aufgebaut nor,
ben, es brafie aber irnmsrbin Sni
gum ausbrud, mas bas Ser5 uno BIZ
Gefiible Der Weni9beit perlangten.
9ieiss Rinimuw bon Rsdt bat BIZ
beutf9e Resierung inter bem por-
ipanb Der Rotbpenoisteit unb I'm
Wi.bsrberseltiiHg gu iiben, beiisiie as'
i.b:. unb neil es feline dnbere Waffen
Sur See bate. aIs bieie, bic es midi
benuben tonnte, obne alle Sfrupel Der
@eni4lithfeii unS alien Reipett fir
bic einsssansenen @erpfli4iuHsen In
ben Winb seihIastn.
sd bsnte i'm 4ugenblid niht an
ben anssrihte.sn Gissnibumsi@aben.
10 rieiis srob CT audi 1T, ionbsrn nur
an bic ipiatiirIiae 8srftSruns oes 2es
bens bon Ri4tsapmbatiantsH WGns
uern, 1rauen unb RiHoern, bic ielbii
il Der bunt.liten periobs Der moo.rnsn
GsI1idte fir uni4ulbis unb I4usbes
rehtist ssbalisu ipurben.Giir asrft6rtes
eisentbIm tann Sdabeneriab seieiitet
nsrbsn; bas 2eben bon fritol;1en.
uniduIbisen Meniaen lam nidt srs
feet iperbsn.
Der isbige beutTfe llnterieefrieg
ssssn ben Sanbsl IN ein ariss asssn
bic Menidbeit. CT III Elm aries &c.
gen alis Rationsn. glmeriidnifde
S6iffe iinb perieHtt. amsriiani1he
9s6sn seriiSrt ipOfben in einer Wsije.
bic uns tief srsriff.n bat; aber aud
bic S6iffe Don reutraltn unb be-
frsunbeten Rationen iinb In berfsfben
W.iie serftbrt iporben. Gs III isin
llnterftisb semaht Dorben. Sebs glas
iipn mus fiir iih i,Ibft entfHsiben
fpie ft inter ben 1Initdnben baHoeln
mub. gBas fir uns isrbfi beihisbsn.
mub NIT elmer Mdbisirrs ssfdsbsn,
bic nit unfersm gburnfsr unb unje-
.rtn untipnoIsa Bsf&rsbunoex sm GiRs
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a5uns
1 bG nit
Sa bahf4e utafsbdeu
gafHgg
df JOufsans aea mOha i4us bic
m0G4
mOsa ankiu 2e patFa pd'ab @s ah ad
as bate 5uftampf pHsa fat ar8sF6a H6'
n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03
ISetferberibt.

Sir Sbto unb oos peitItte
Seuniplpairieu: Sd10neS Wetter onV
Gieritoe; am Weittpofj ,ribeIttimIites.
trdrrrsres @ettet,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03
|,oSn 0er ct 9cntldlano beiduloiete, bereits ®
g9en bic Ger. Staateu 3u fabren.
Gr forberte ben aomgrei, ami, alles 9totbige
at lieferm,

Nm den Reg erfoIrei6 der Se der Hen brsn bs1w die
HIrn NIT allen n0tbigsn r die Nslbrung vsrRb ~ konnsn
Mn9 empfab her Yrdfoent bic susbebuns ener Mree bon
100000 Mann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-03

Gurtfesung aaf Der 8. Seits,)
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16
PAULINE LUCILLE MAYO,
THE POLLYANNA GIRL

In this day of war and rumors Of
war, Of talk Of mobilization Of troops
on the borders and of sailors and mer-
chant marines on the waters together
with continued hints Of crop failures
and commercialism. the finer things Of
life are apt to be neglected or forgot
ten. Each one has his troubles, and If
given an opportunity to really think Of
them they are apt to&tecome multi
tudinous in numbers and mountainous
in size. 1t is especially betitting that
the beautiful story Of Pollyanna
should be heard by multitudes this
summer
The story of Pollyanna takes up the
life of an unfortunate child where.
through loss Of relatives, she becomes
dependent upon strangers and through
sickness becomes disabled and through
poverty becomes destitute, and yet
through 1t all this wonderful child sees
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16

The boys at the Gentry ranch will,
at the time this paper goes to press,
probably have their tracts all planted
and ready to turn on the water. Dur
ing the past week they have been
working like Trojans and have accom-
plished much in the way of planting
beans, potatoes, squash, etc.
y y y
Our home guards are creating a fine
appearance as they meet at the ball
park for drill, and soon they will he
found executing the commands like old
soldiers. The local company is made
up of fine bunch of fellows and they
are taking a lively interest in the new
work. From the small beginning of a
few weeks ago we hope to soon see Il
well drilled company, ready for the
call of Uncle Sam whenever it comes.
y - y
News has been received from the Pa
cific coast of the death the first of the
week of Clarence Downey of Marble,
pneumonia being assigned as the cause
of death. This young man was one of
the five naval recruits enlisted from
this section a short time ago The
body is being returned by the govern
ment to his parents at Marble and the
funeral will probably be held tomorrow.
y - y
Major DeLan is very proud of the
new lights along River Front west of
Grand avenue and says they are proof
that persistent effort will finally win.
He ought to know for he has been
working for years to secure the light
ing Of this portion of the city. Now
that his efforts have been crowned with
success we all wonder why this section
was allowed to remain in darkness SO
long. ....
The Grand river was higher yesterday y
morning than at any time this season
the water reaching the 1915 foot mark
on the north abutment of the state
bridge. Several ranches in the Rifle and
DeBeque sections are in great DANCE,
of damage and little can be done te
protect them. The county commission
ers are doing everything possible to
protect the county bridges, but many
of these are in great danger.
- - =
We are trying out new plan in
street decorations something entirely
different from the old set plan so long
followed-a plan that was very pretty
but yet it does us good to break the
monotony occasionally. Those shield.
and national colors are certainly very
pretty. The two banks have taken tbs
lead in business decorations and theil
blocks are much admired. This worl
is done by the Globe Decorating Co
Of Denver who are certainly, artists II
| that NJ .ss q Ess%rSi ~ ,i-ta's'
I
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16
100000 90 00OO Q o . Q
. o S9
. LOCAL NEWS .
90 90
. o. 10000 5000 o o 30

DR.. G. NJ. Stewart has been appoint
ed a Colorado Midland surgeon at
Glenwood Springs to fill the vacancy
caused by DR.. Franks resignation.
This makes Drs. Crook and Stewart the
personnel of the railway medical de-
partment at Glenwood.
y y y
The cards announcing the marriage
of Miss Gertrude Margaret Porter to
Mr.. Rufus Glenn McCue on Saturday,
June 8, at st. Joseph, Missouri, were
received in this city Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. McCue will be at home after
the fifteenth of June, at Liberty, Ne.
braska.
And next week it will be the Cha
tauqua. This is the greatest event IN
the year for Glenwood. We can make
it of great value to our people and the
community should make it real asset
Plan to attend every session and thus
get the full benefit of this great educa-
tional institution.
y y y
Michael F. Ryan and Miss Isabel De.
Maisy, both of Leadville were united
in marriage at clock Thursday af-
ternoon at the Presbyterian mansc,
Rev. F. D. McMartin officiating. They
left Thursday evening for trip to
Salt Lake City. They will make their
home in Leadville.
y y =
The county received three convict
road workers for the canon camp on
No. Is from Canon City yesterday.
They made application for thirty men
and were only able to secure ten per
cent of their requisition. That shows
how the criminal business Of Colorado
has fallen off during the past few
years.
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16

HLEVEN years ago Lula Hatfield
r. Solomon, manager of the STRAIT
ford operate Company, secured
a company Of soloists and put them I'M
der special training to become Chau-
tauqua operatic singers. 1t has been
known for years that the chautauqua
Is distinctive in that it provides only
the highest grade artists in all its
different lines. Mrs. Solomon was
particularly careful in the selection of
her people for the chautauqua work
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16

1t has been said that her company
when giving Sunday program is bet
ter than any choir of its size heard in
America. Their solos, duets, mixed
quartets and ensemble work in the
big oratorios are seldom If ever sur
passed, but when the grand operas
Carmen and "The Mikado' are de-
livered during the week days in the
voices of these grand opera singers
then, and only then, can one appreciate
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16

the real standard maintained by this
excellent company in the preparation
of their programs.
This company will close the chau-
tauqua with the presentation of 1.-The
NIikado." This will be especially
staged and costumed, with clever light
ing arrangements, and every detail
will be carried out for the perfection
of this nights entertainment. They
are on the program during the last
day Of the chautauqua.
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16

only sunshine and expresses the highest
thoughts and appreciation Of every
thing. whether good or bad. When she
receives a severe injury she smiles
through her tears Of pain and says
that 1t might have been worse, and she
Is thankful that she was not moro seri-
ously injured. When the one leg Is
broken she expresses gratitude and
Joy that both were not broken. And
in this way she lives and scatters the
sunshine of love all about her. In her
presence one cannot help but feel the
ungratefulness OF the average person
and the contrast between the life Of
Pollyanna, the true optimist. and the
narrow commercialism Of this time.
Pauline Lucille Mayo In presenting
this beautiful story impersonates Pol.
iyanna In a wonderful manner. She
does not neglect the other important
characters, but lives in each one of the
life Of that individual In this respect
her work 10 truly great. It has been
said that no greater thing could come
to all America than to have the story
Of Pollyanna given to every one all in
q day and that story would revolu-
tdoniss the feelings Of our people.
This story will be given during the
afternoon Of the fourth day Of the
Chautauqua.
Sheriff Fravert yesterday gave the
three Russian prisoners an airing and
some exercise in the ball park and the
experience was greatly enjoyed by the
trio. These are the fellows who were
arrested over two weeks ago on sus-
picion of being German spies. No
charges have yet been filed against
them.
y - y
The wind storm Of last Sunday was
about as severe as is ever seen in Glen
wood. Several instances Of slight dam
age have been reported, but nothing of
q serious nature. It sure reminded
some Of us Of old Kansas for little
while, and just helped to remind US Of
our good fortune in living in . country
whore such gales are almost unheard
Of. Say, how would you like to live
In sasA dnst dav sftss dayf 1ssss =.
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16
SELECT YOUR DEPARTMENT

Every young man who has notion
of enlisting will be given an opportu-
nifty here this week. There will be re-
cruiting officers for the navy, marines
and tAs army here % explain. sss
+thsn 81 IL Psssl u = UnitA. Il
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16
ENLIST WHILE YOU
.-ss HAVE A CHOICE

Every department of the war will be
represented here this week by an en-
listment officer and the young man who
is down on the list can take his choice
1t is better to choose than be chosen
See these recruiting officers or ask
Postmaster Smith.
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16
~ IN

Il
unparalleled
Ier
no o
The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16
wANTED-Man and good team, fo.

work on ranch. Inquire at this ofse"
\ y X
We BUY, SELL and EXCHANGE
everything that's useful at the New
and Second Hand Store, Sl1-15 Cooper
avenue. Phone 100 J.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-01
FOLLKTIS Mum. 43.
Ell { DE SANGRE.

81 bSsn eSts, 10 -esia para ASH y Ell
nsarauss cuisines SaIiau saI;r 2 pasear
per a parque-
la eita dada por GontraA 4 Mar
sarss, prcdujo en- esta una sensation
exhara.
iqueIia noche, 81 caoallero de ASH
So auejaba de UT violento doior de
caheza, = So retro . 81 habltacion;
Gontran sai6 Z pasear al parque has
u las 2Ueye y media, que volvio a
penetra- en- e interior del castillo,
Shse-vando que en- las ventanas que
correspondent a las habitaciones del
cahallero lie Asst, no habia luz.
Tan bien conocia 81 marques las
dependencies del castillo, que le hu-
biera sido facil recorrerlo 4 obscuras.
Fl inSernadero era un pabelloncito
aislado undo al edific;o principal por
una galeria, cuys s2trenidad 6escan-
saba Sobre va eseslsra de earacol
g1s pegniSa a deseeaso a in~verna-
5sro. Aquells galeria habia sido
cursruida para satisfacer IN capri
CD Ss Ia ssEorits de Pons. y gracias
g ia 10 6s1Ss ueces;dad de cruzar
al SSSp raz Is g ctss1as srs fbreeS
las qua cuidaba COZ sean ssnarc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-01

I'd
Comprendiando Gontran 10 grave
de 81 falta, srrodillose ants IN iovea
y o tono apaSionado, exelan6:
-Margarita, amor MIC, ~pardonad-
me, ha sido un momento de locUa;
ahora poneos Is nan Sobre el cora
z6n V respondedme:
-: QUERIES ser marquesa do La
cy?
ST, contest6 Margarita con yoz
conmovida.
Gontran tom0 una mano de Ia jo-
ven y la llev6 q sus labios con apasio-
namiento, Y dijo q su amante:
-Puesto que estEis dispuesta q
aceptar mi nombre, SIS indispensa-
bic para Ia realization de nuestro
deseo, Ia huida. Aqui nuestra fell
cidad es impossible, hay enemigos
p~oderosos. Huyamos, Y ea Inglate-
IRA nos casaremos.
Mi padre es bueno, murmur6
Aargarita, NE arrodillare ante 81 y
quiEa coAsienta...
-Vuestro padre no es el unico obs
taculo, hay otros.
Ell Gnico que 20 conozco, con-
testo ingenuamente Margezita, e mi
padre.
Temiendo Gontran que el secreto
6a Ia Association SO sscspase ia sus
lahios. tonic una resolution sytrasia,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-01
ASPAVlENTOS.

Ia genie amantc de hablar ha he
cho grande alharaca con motive de
cue Dor IL .Adpana de Laredo. paSaron
unos cuantos milIonceios. oertene-
cicntcs = don Fenusriano, con los cu;-
les {! ilustre vejestor!o So pag0....a
10 chino. o ! 10 carrncista, u emf
nyn,cs servicios prestados 4 n pa
tr;a.
u cosa no es. en- yerdad, para esos
cxagc-ados aspavieRtos dc los reaccio-
HarioS.
Junto Z los inmcnsoS benefjcioS de
quc el pals ha disfratado bajo Ia feru-
k del insignc coahubcnse, inventor
lc las yoiaduras te rrenes, dc los 50
Qucos t inccniios dc pueolos, &c los
robos = los bancos, i9ue yalen los M
aorao!cS mllonceios que pasarou por
Laredo.
NADIA. mcnos que nada....!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-01

.-R6EiIarms manana nisnlo de eS-
ees lusarSs, ~ os 10 he dicho; nj
ooaciarMS ne srohibs psrTnaDscs1
Per mas Sslnps en- clos. Casses con
e. seass dc Aoatgory y sed fsliz.
-;Dies mfo: iDios mic. Vey q
perday Ia razor; este IS superior q
mis- fuerZas.
Y al decir este, Ia jor@ prorrum-
pi6 en- sollozos.
Adde's, Margarita, sed dichosa! 7
e. marques Sc dirigio re~sueitamente
hacia ID puerta del invernadero.
-iGontran, por dos, no me aban-
doneis. 800! los amo!....
Soy vuestra esclava y os SECURE
al fin del mundo!
-Gracias, amada mia; mahana
mismo ~partiremos.
-Pero sc6mo?
70 ne cuidare de TODD; mahana
por Ia noche estara ~preparada Ia
huida.
--Cenforme, rspuso AargarG. FL
amer de anante hsbra triunfado del
filisl.
La joven Sc retro q sus haoitacio-
Ie, hacienda Gontran 10 propio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-01

= con acento solenne dijo Z Narga-
rita:
ME creeis un BONFIRE De hnnor?
81
Fin este case, 81 70 os ~sfirrase
baio mi paisb,a slsu1a coSs, lie
g~reerfais?
-Os 10 juro, Confirm
-E1tonces, escuehadme.... Tn
gran peligro nos amenaza, a 2 0 mas
que Q mi. Pernaneciendo mas ITEM
pc en- e. castillo, nuestra felicidad
sera destruida.
-Pero ;d6nde estan esos enemi-
goS y esos peligros de que hablais?
-Es IN secreto Que no puedo re-
velaros, IN juramento me obliga a
clio.
rs bien extrano cuanto me decis,
Contran.
-Margarita, repuSo este, os he d.
cho IA verdad; os 10 juro por nuesrro
amor.
los eree, Gontrsp, o. creo; pero
couprendertis que es impossible Sc
guiros en- Ia forma que ~propone!s.
e marques de Lacy bai6 triste-
mente Ia cabeza y murmur6:
No quiero v~iolentaros, Margari-
Ia; mahsna partire; 40 quiero con-
Gibuir a Ia desgrscis que o. amenaza.
-F&eo Squs q 10 Que ~prsSsndeis
hacer, MARQUIS?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-01

decirme no he vacilado en- dar este
paso comprometido para nj; aSi
pues, hablad; tengo verdadera impa-
cisncia per sabe- IA causa que os ha
obligado . darne eta en- este lugar
-Margarita, dijo eI marques, ina.
bsis pensado sacramento en- el pone-
mir?
-3Que es 10 que q~uereis decir.
Gontran?
-Hablo, de csc porvenir que os
~aguarda.... de csc casamiento.. -.
-Jamas me casare con ell viejo
marques, repuso viyamente la ioven,
manana hablare q ri padre. le
suplicare : Quiza logre convence--
!e......
-Fuestro padre sera inflexible
Margarita; guerra cumplir su pala-
bra, : entonces.... .
Me ~rebelare, exc!am6 con ener-
gia Margarita.
Fras III mome2to de pausa, e. mar
ques dijo a 81 amante:
Solo IN medic existe para libnr-
nos Gel peligro que nos amenaza.
-5Cual es, G~ontran?
La huida.
Esta palabra produio en- Margari-
"a III efecto terrible.
Para una joven educada en- el gran
uurdo g HIS 1nSos, era uaa p-upa
sicion tan ~injuriosa como descabelIa-