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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-12
Appointed Bank Examiner

Montgomery. December n.-(Special.) Robert vass. receiving teller of Mont gomery bank. was appointed state bank examiner by Alex E. Walker, state su- perintendent of banks, Monday. He will succeedA James A. Walker. who resigned to become auditor of the federal reserve bank at Atlanta MT. Vass will take up his duties January 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-12
Negro TroopersPay
 Penalty For Riots Created m Houston
Thirteen Hanged and 41 Giver Life Sentences By Court n1artial--- Verdict Kept
 Secret Until Execution

San Antonio December 11-A tramped clearing in lonely mesquite thcke the big government reservation here cept the ashes huge bonfre showed signs tonight that it the execution pa negro soldiers of the Twen- ty-fourth infantry today.
  o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-12
Extra Western Union Dividend

New York, December 1.-The Vest ern Union Telegraph company declared an extra dividend of 1 per cent, togeth- CT with the regularly quarterly dis bursement of 11s per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-12
SULTAN SERIOUSLY ILL

Geneva, December l1.--Dispa tches received here by way of Vienna re- port that the Sultan of Turkey is se- riously i'll.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-12
Birmingham c osIakes Another Record

To the Editor of The Age-1lerald am oh happy that can tell my good friends in Bir mingham that Birmingham born girl is the American record holder for both distance and endurance the first woman in the world to loop the oop and am coming back home to show the folks what do God bless all well wisher in Birmingham Best regards to all your staff
 KATHERINE STINSON San Francisco, December H. 1917. Francisco
   
  discomfort In crossing the Teacha mountains she ascnded 5000 feet 52 IS miles November 1s 1916, between Chicago and Hornel N at 31 North Island aviation the Presdo military a bpane with triplane
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
Conservation week
in Indiana

IN Indiana
O-fora. 3, a-aoss,.,.as Sua
eIl t,a e,i,,rrbss Yr-
5ts,,
rbis 7a-,ss openirq OF Hoover
rood l,.roIlrr.-t e,alapaiea Most
ao ministers 81 M state have
ap-.at ri, a~a.eh Conservation.
srsqftsss rne.sav October 23
r,d r,eat..ss ltriaa, October 2e
~ i ff,o INNS - ,se rood ADJ
nii.,-sratfop tbaf ms ,Hu mark
NV. -.,.,+,,s m r,aatfoas dav4
rer,,,s.rs,.f fr.ti-rtiar IS Tn-
5isp5a ,p,e~
1,-rastf.ss Dinners ali veel. Corn
brsas z,if1 h, ~ faeb.onabla diot=
r,,, ootcne, 94 to qS 4t Il tho
r,~+f.., b.,,. IVY .4., r,n5 ,5,oi,-
ts,rat;o, ti,at fb;s viii marx nc
blrtp ~ -.-.. 5nss{ ~ REGULAR
a-4s-,.. s
vv9anr.-
o. 1.ta,.., a.t. r1era yeiIf IVY
,ee.,i,,.- E. --,-,,ri,,eon TTaIl
T,4,s,snaliz r. ne evening or
tpie aov rrder tbe at,sniees OF
f,t. 7f-.t,,, ro,,,,t.. ,-o,,,ei1 81
n.e-.,.a .-4 Scenes. Conservation
....... $3.50. to,r, * 1n
80 80 a. s1snj,ez ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

pitclias taG Was ia bad way 4
da<iS -st ae4ea Tor saIlee. i,tle con-
n5en Eerl Schupp by cor inued
CREATIONS from Els teammates. WIN assist
considerably III the renewal of the bat
tie ALREADY gone far toward for me
10 western HORDE
The best informed believed Eddie
Cicoue woria scr tie third assignment.
Clarence Rowland said as much but all
lowed himself an ahbi while doing so
by stating cold and gIuey afternoon
would be just the kind for him 10 hud
out how much luck Red Russell carries
around
LrcE's with The winning team On X
coid WEI dew" said the White sox lead
err For that reason I wouldn't have
started Cicotte yesterday should
have taken chance on one 81 my
laft handlers preferably Rl--ei ans could
rave -a Glcott. far mor1 trenu-
ous eattle
Cicolte mas worked ets during the
season Just past. Few pitchers have
had more effort thrown into their sea
son, but il is notable that Cicotte never
has been called on rs work run game
out of turn. The rest he got while the
lay-o1 was forced on the battle camps
was just about the right size
Slim Sallee is believed ready to get
going again. but the Sox expressed con-
adenee he viii not be able to pitch again
against them as he appeared Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
GARY BOY HURT
IN EXPLOSION

An unusual accident occurred ut the
Froebel school Gary Yesterday morn
ing. when . torpedo with which George
Nuzzo. j years old was uloying. ex-
rloded during class holr te ring
away part Of his left hand He Is 1T
Mercy hospital and is reported inn
proving nicely
Young Nuzzo found the torpedo on
the street. and boy-Iike. stuck it in
his pocket During class lis started
TO pick it open with a piu u see what
was inside suddenly the torpedo ex-
ploded in his hands. tearing off his
thumb and first two fingers Pieces of
the tin covering was lodged IL his
face. The schoolroom was thrown into
a commotion.
The lad was given first aid bv Dr..
Lawrence Of the Froehel school and
was then rushed to the Mercy hos
pital where he was cared Cor by pr
Green
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

yourself at once from all corn misery.
u VIII peel off painlossly. in one com
plete piece any corn. old or young, hard
on soft or between the toes. any caIlus.
Or any corn that has resisted every
thing else you have ever used Or IL
mes Ike magic. Guaranteed
an you need is 2 or drops of Gets
It. that's all "Gets-It" is the only safe
way III the world to treat a corn or
callus- It's the sure wHy-the way that
never fails. 1t is tried and true-used
by millions. Never irritates the flesh
or makes the toe sore Il always works:
s-corns-off-lilfe-a -banana-skin use ~
bottle Is all YOU need pay for "Gets-It''
% any drug store. or sent on receipt Of
price by Z. lawrence g. Co. Chicago III
Sold in Hammond and re commended
aa the worlds best corn remedy by
Norris & Co. j W. Weis.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
RELATIVE OF
BOB ALEXANDER
rs HOFOPFD

Senator James Alexander Iougheed
Of Calgary. Canada. cousin Of Robert
Fl Alexander. the popular buffet man
on Forsyth avenue. East chicago. is
named as the probable successor to sir
George Perley. the Overseas Minister
OF Militia
A recent issue Of the Toronto Star
devotes couple q columns e. this
Canadian senator. whose rise il public
affairs has been meteoric since he
first aspired to public service. For a
number Of years he was the youngest
man appointed to the Canadian senate
A good deal Of the slime lie has been
in the cabinet as minister without
portfolio and on several occasions held
portfolios in the absence Of regular
appointses.
The senator's success IN handling
the affairs Of sir Sam while that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
SWTTCHMEN
THANK FRIENDS

o. = Traiuor chairman of the en-
ployes Of the T. = & 2. r. R. in The
switching service at Gary. by request
n THAT body of men wish to thank most
heartily an their numerous friends. ano
especially the press of Gary, for thei,
courteous treatment and fair-minded ed
itorials in our controversy with the f. T.
& f r r.; also Mayor r. Q Johnson
ana can't Tim matthews Of The night
force for their good advice which the
meen carefully needed also C w. staah
Cvho a few yeers ago was also in the
switching service in Gary) for the do
mating IF Military hail to MS for our
meetings. for which we feel very CRATE
full And espec5 ally do we thang " u.
Young for kindly donating his Broad
way theatre 20 our use for raising funds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
BOOSTER INSURANCE
MEETING HELD

As head Of the Conservative Life
Insurance company and the controlling
stockhoider Gabriel r Summers Of
south Bend. Ind, attended his first
district meeting and it was the FIRST
time ne was ever in the field. when
last night twenty-five employees met
with him n the Gary Offices Of the
Conservative Life Insurance company.
The meeting was "a most enthusiast
til one and large volume Of business
vas transacted Fred L. Dennis. treas
urer. and A. S. Burkart. vice president
and general manager. also Of South
Bend were present Gary is in the
Calumet district and is now leading
In the contest IN writing policies
Joseph e. Roy is IN charge Of the
Gary office
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
PROGRAM FOR STATE
CONSERVATION WEEK

TNDIANAPOLIS IND, Oct To-
Indiana s. program for Conservation
week. October lips inclusive was an
ounced today 10y Indiana Hoover Ben-
tative. Harry EArnera. The
anpaigu Tor e million SIGNATURES of
rdiana volunteer women IL The hoover
Food organization begins tomorrow
observation week viii ne the most
exte. a-a a eno.. ia. de
IN Da19ote way. = l0diana. 1r. bar-
n 4 special riior. rlatio
- educate every Indiana housewife to
the fun signtncance Of the Hoover or
sanization ana then IS great az effort
vtii ~ aar Ne Il and be-
cone rart Of tho great food army,
upon which the American army. the sol
dlc~7 of cur allies The civilian popula-
ton CT tno natioas fsh.ins Germany.
ana most important ~ am our own ma
4crI nicsency ecaends. during the
arogress q the great war.
Herbert Hoover. federal food admins
ator wired IL. Barnard today, as fol-
lows.
greatly pleased With Indiana's prom
at0ree I4eege cards.
Keep Us felly informed Of plans SO we
nlsy PASS them ou 70 ginger up other
states.
u MA tbe "a W. have ~ arrnv ~
So1diar~ an rrv - mere. bs,t II IS
~ corssryatior, tbe arfav Of
no.,oe ~ l-,itad states for conse-va-
,t.f i goi,r u ytn INA u.ar
t5rPBrB7 HOOVER
s,.of,7 ,s,,,,,sfgr committee rapre
s.,,,-- eacr, ~ ~. Tbtrtae, congress
sfonel. districts IN Indiana has been APP
$500 -. H.. T7arrar5 ~ conduct the
ss,,t,,-a -sr,nstgn They are III foI-
NJ. r rrlbs.bsr r1,-ansvIlla
M r.bo.lae P{arbaus Xinesnass
NJ r-,i.-ta ..,,nr Nritcber bed
$50
-- E,ft-,,..n F.ryi7 Franklin
a.. EIart,-ss Tsrn Moore Rocz
~-tt7+-.s s-or,ere-
Rr-s r.,a Il henderson Indian
v-,,1i.~, f--o.1av T,analeton
w. sam 75a+thewe Tiptoo.
III 7r-z 771crcra4 +. Greve west
-f...+te
NJ E,ys rohho-k wabash
70 Mrs. Olaf n. GuIdlin. Ft wayne
- Mrs Isabella r Bowman. Elk j
hr
- .or,,,,,-,tiss ~ ~ state
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
Gary Police Arrest liz.

Gary police officers caused seven
teen arrests last night Nearly an
were for minor oGenses
Charged with criminal b reIcssneeS.
Nick Oleana. jitney driver residing
at 1873 Adams street was arrested.
intoxicated. John Meyers 81 LAFAYETTE.
Ind. was taken off peunsyIvani
train and taken to the station
on warrant James Batuhouse. $40
West Eighth avenue. Gary was arr
rested for child abandonment TIE was
turned ovet to the custody oG Sheriff
q ". Gille Of Fort Wayne, Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

only damage done was a broken rear
wheel
An auto crashed into a motorcycle
at Sgh avenue and Fillmore street
early last evening, injuring the motor
cEcljst
Another bcyclist was hit By jitney
during the rush hour on Broadway IN
Gary yesterday evening. Jocko Kodoia.
1922 Carolina street, was run down BY
an auto. License 10. 1908 Ind IL
Kodola was bruised on the arm and
Tie wheel was demolished
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
PLAN GARY CHURCH
CENSUS SUNDAY

Cary church workers plan church
census 70 he made next Sunday BY
500 81 400 volunteer workers All
parts ~ the city win be catalogued,
except certain portions Of the South
Side. where the swarm Of nationalities
makes the work difficult Results will
b. turned over % the Catholic Hebrew
and Protestant churches Of Gary for
their use
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
4 CLEAR COMPLEXION
r 7dy Gleeks-Sparkling Eyes
--lfc5l Women Lan 1--we
Says DT. Edwards. a Well Known
Chic Physician

Or. I. 49, P-F-7r ~ :! y--rs treated
sCcr1s Ga women FOR liver and bowel
ailments. During these years he gave TO
I'll patents g prescription made Of a few
well-kncWn vszstabls Ingredients mixed
wish olive oil, naming them Dr.. Edwards
owe Tatlcts. Xou VII know them by
& cir olive cci7r.
TLsse tablets are vcnier-v,o-kerso on the
liper ar6 bowels. which caasc normal
g, lion, carrying cf ths waste aaa po.s9n-
OILS aiattsg IL ones system.
Igal heve : pale lace. saiiow look, dull
g. ee, piEaPies, coated tongue, headaches, a
Ii. tl1s5, ~ good feeling. all out OF sorts.
ii sctive bowels. you take one of DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for a time
ard note the pleasing results.
Thousands OF women as well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
-ess-ui substitute for calomel-now and
then lust to keep in the pink of condition.
Zoe anu sc per box. AL druggists.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

revealed by admiral Won CupeiIe iu a
session OF the Refchstag. DIR. David.
one Of the Socialist leaders. Insisted
upon his belief Tint none % his fell
losv party members was guilty and de-
n1auded they he heard. Three socialists
accused hy Won Capeile denied COM
piicity
Won Capoue said che revolt Justified
strong measures. even The death pen-
atty.
Chancellor aEichneIis intiaatcd that
the Independent Socialists were aim
Ing to cudanwcr the empire.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

1O-1O-1
WANTED I.aborer: $500 per day:
steady work. Enterprise BED CO.
Hammond 10-10-1
NOTICE TIC, NON RESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT SEPTEMBER TERN. 1917.
FANNIE NAE PRICE VS.. BERT
PRICE. CAUSE 40. 1875 ACTION
TO DIVORCE
Now comes the Plaintiff by d. 7,
Boone. attorney and nles her complaint
herein together with am affidavit Of a
competent person. showing that the de-
fendaut Bert Price is not resident Of
the state of Indiana
said defendant is therefore hereby
and that the same will stand FOR trial
a The next term Of said Court, and that
unless he appear and answer or demur
therein. at the calling OF said cause. on
III l2th day or Decem Der A. d, 1917.
the same being the 25th day OF the next
torn Of said Court 10 be begun and held
in the Court House. Room .. AT Ham
mono. in said County and state on the
ga Monday Of November. A. D. 1917,
said action win he heard and determin-
ca in his absence
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my hand and affx the Seal OF said
Court. al Hammond. this sth day Of
october. a. y. 1917
II. L. WHEATON.
Clerk L. s C..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
TWO ARE KILLED
BY TRACTION CAR

NEWCASTLE, IND Oct 1O-Oliver
S. Rifner. So Years old. a retired farmer
of kennard. IND was killed instantly
ana his wife So years old. was Injured
fatsfiy yesterday afternoon when their
automobile was struck by a westboond
interurban car ON the Honey Bee divi-
sion Of the Union Traction Railway at
stop 26 six miles west Of Newcastle.
Mrs. Rifner was brought TO local hos
pital where she died three hours later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
CHIcAao - aTocK.

HOGS - Receipts $4,000. r.ar}<4t
SLOW. mixed. Sl7600Ie50 good. SIS. 4O
Q 1850; rough. s17.65a17.S5. light Sl7.-
IS @ 1900. pigs. $3.50 a17.50. heavy.
$iI65G l9.t5. Is of sales. $4,000 10 BIS.
CATTLE Receipts 20 900. neeves.
S7l0a 1880. cows-hsifers S6.0oaz1--5.
stockers-feeders. s5.154f i1.4oi calves.
$9-5eGt 1905 western steers. $685. u
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

we receiving all over "a stated aruount
which netted us about s2o0
o. d TRAINOR
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
"Cy" Williams (above) and Al
Deuaree.

"Cy" Williams, the White Sox
southpsw, pitches some very grand
bali at times and he may have the
mood 10 do it during the worlds
series. al Demaree has hoped
around some during the past season,
but he has pitched some nice games
for the Giants and though he isn't
likely TO start one CT the big pames
he may be asked to finish one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
MAY CALL TIE POLICE

appear a. ton3ght's special meeting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
''Geis- H." z Drops,
C0rnS Peel OF!
For Is Cents Peel o. Is CONS.

"Gets-It." the greatest corn discovery
OF any age, makes Joy-walkers out Of
corn-llnpers- 1t makes you feel like
the Statute Of Liberty Buy n liberty"
bottle Of "Gets-It" right now. free
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
FUNERALS.

Funeral services az AIRS Lizzie
BroucNs. 100 JEFFERSON street. cary.
was held at the CARY Undertaking
compsny's chapel this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment was made at oak
Hin.
The deceased was widow and 45
years old. She is survived by a son
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
TO LATE TOD CLASSIFY

LOST Black Great Dane dog. reward
return TO % STATE ST. Hammond
10-10-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
)TICE TO NON-RESTDENT

WANTED I.aborer: $500 per day:
steady work. Enterprise BED CO.
Hammond 10-10-1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-21
I:OLETla Mum.
FL. pACTO DE S.\NGRE.

&c organize una partids en los 4
h,ugzos; carri6se e. runHo- dc que I'd
biz side .nuerto en- ~ encuentro co2
los so'd!Its n~apohc:nos. De ali Ia ne
Ianco!la : Ia tristeza Ge que Leon"
estaba pcseida. En- Canes fue donce
ella So errero de que Giuseppe v!vl"
aan. Vos "a sabeis e. 7esto.
Senior. mu-mur6 Gontran. Iod"
ESQ Que me deci< es horrible. ' no
obstantc...
Va adivino. interrumpi6 e. coro-
mel. No obstante. continuais amanda
l. : Ia amareis siemprs,
Gontran suSpiro.
-;Que quereis? aladi6 e. coronel
con caina. q vicjo atrae. Leona es
IN monSrruo; d annals porque huge
* voz . porque ella no oS anna ST OS
ar4..cu, u u~eSprecsarLa!S,
-Tal vez..
No o amara, porQue "a Ultima
espersnza que tSniais de repone1 rUS
Ira fortuna Ia de~saparecido. El caba-
Zero de Lacy os ha ~desheredado.
-SeHor. diJo tramerte e. marques,
emo & Icons por 50 rraicion COMO
Ia amaba hace ocno dias cuanao me
Singfs amor. 81 en- e. espsc!o de III
mes no lie curade ds es.a pasi1n IA
:al. MS uats-S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-21

r;1. deianto :! marques cntreeatto
Z as mas faraS corieTu.as.
III
Ocho diaS tranScurTieron. Le que
Go1rran de Lacy sufrio or este
tempo, ss incredible. Fl eoronel t.
MA raZ6n: IA attraction del vicio es
ms riolenta que Ia de IA virtud. e.
amor Que lie inspiraba Leona Ia mu-
jer misterio$a, tenia remedio; e. que
sentia por Leona, Ia intrigante des-
~enfrenada. "a complete del bandido
Giuseppe era incurable. Gontran per
maneciG ocho dias son salir del pc
cueno hotelito del Port-Nahon, llo-
rando 4 cada recuerdo que evocaba,
habIaudo de ella con 3Ianon. 4 In
cue habia hccho Su c%onfidente, =
abandonandoSc a menudo a las mas
cxtrahas eSpeyanzaS. Las ultimas pa
iabras del coronel lie aparecian sin
cesar. duYante Ia noche, gTabadaS en-
lctras de fuego en- las paroles de su
alcoha. Y durante e dia trazadas en-
lctras regraS Sobre los c-lstales de
las ventsaas. AQuel homb.e tenia IN
medic para conmover e. corazon de
Leona, y Sc 10 ~ofrecia...
Durante estos ocho dfas. Gontran
esper6 impac:eutemen1e- QuisO ms
tarse, pero ttube6 81 scordatse de
las palabrss del cosonel; turo mat-
a Giuseppe, 81 indigno rival, : ees-
Ipnes pensaha oue 81 L!sons Is pedie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-21

Er cfccto. fuG al bale dc Ia Orc-
"A con Ia mue-re en- cl alma. ' du-
rant, algunos minutes erro en- el Fo-
ve- nrcsa de grande exeitacion.
Las doce Y media .erian, clando
einti6 IN go'pccito en- el hombro. Vo!
vi6se. ' SO cncontr6 frente I trente
de m domino igual al suyo, u ojos
brillabar con Ut fulgor eXtraho ba-
10 la mascara cue cubria 81 rostro.
Hay algo de nuevo. marques?
-inierrog6le e. enmascarado en- voz
baia.
Gortr:ln reconoci9 IA o de! CO.
ronel.
-tCont;nuais s~ufriendo?
Como un condenado.
Que dariais por ST. amor?
TODD, hasta mi alma.
Neditadlo: es mucho ofrecer..
Confirm tuvo IN brusco estEemec:-
r.icn.o.
-:.hcaso vaiS = proponerme IN
rmaac-D@egunt5 con voZ sorda.
P9c c So.
-J.mis
=. len. ~ ese case, ouenas
noches.
i Escuchad. . una sola palabra!
murmur6 ei marques ~trastornado "a.
NO podais decirme 10 que eNgis
de mi?
Senior. dijo friamente 81
cororel, amGiz 3 Iona : sst2is &.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-21
ccrnrel yuarA6 s!Iencio.

Z. ~coronel guard6 s!lencio.
On, continue Gon.r@n con "a
bia.
D4ria u vida envera por ser ANA
70 q esa mujer solo n bora! lie.
ret> rlzGr, cabaIlero; ei H7clo nos
acyae ' domino mejor que Ia virtud,
e IN ab;Smo hacia 81 Gual Sc Gamma
fatalmen:e con la cabeza ~inclinada.'
-Pues bien. die e. coronei, no
os Mates, eSperad.. 81 dentro de
ocho dias veis que esa passion funesta
triunfa en- vos. id = Ia opera, q! bale
de pinata. Y : las doee estad en- 81
Foyer. Ali eneontrareis IN honore
que os dira que es 10 que debeis hacer
para que Is II Leoua.
- Quien es ese horbre? presunto
vivamenae e. marques.
-Yo. reSpondio e. corone!.
-iVeamos. Sencr. servios eNpii-
carms 81 Secreto de s. eXtrana SIM
natia que d inspire.
-Senos, diio e. corors! .eTanGA2-
dose de 81 asiento. So!s 10 bravo,
y sin embargo, os dejais sbatr g IN
c1inais y cabeza ante Ia adversl1ed.
En- essrnla no teneis rival; sois III
consumado tirador. Con cuatro hom-
bres de vuestro temple, sois capaz
de corquisrsr sl mndo eHfero' ESQ
Is todo 10 que puedo daciroS. ;Hssta
e microbes.
Y aqueI hcmh-s sHranc dsssna-c'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-21

!rlinado. 81 no con.cgui' hacefos
amar por c.a mujer. .era probable
Gle o, pesu&i, I'm pistolazo..
o, 10 juYo que 10 hare.
PIE. bier e~.cuchadme. Puedo
: cambio de las condolences que o.
YondrG. hGceros amar pGr Leona. Y
ademas haccr que vuestro tic os
nombre su hercedro. Lcona cs amara
con frenesi. con delirio. tanto como
vos Ia annals ahora. Esa mu.jer sin
ccraz5n Sc horro!iza Y hasta !e eau
sara repugnancia haber tcnido amo-
res con Giuseppe.
Goncran escuchata con 0rofunda
atenci3n; cada una de las Dalabras
de! %coronel. agitabanle extraordina-
riamcnte.
f! caballero de Lacy os pedira
pcrd5n por haberos d~esheradado, Y
os pasara una pension de treinta mil
l:hias has.a que muera: @poca en- Ia
uuc os nombrara 81 signataro uni
vcr5cl.
-Toarnu2d. continual m.rmuc"
(! marques.
-Vos no perGer&i- vucat:a :c?u-
tac:5a en- e! nua6o; seguir5is slen-
do, a los ojos de todos un pertecto
gentil hombre; y 10 que 20 os ex-
ia, no sera punible ante Ia ley.
-iOh. Por Fs cuernos de Belcebu,
o:le me dan tentaciones de a~csptar..
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..nr.,,o
=, u.ro,.s ,.o,,o ba,sa las hora.
r;r,,,. nno 10 xonarabar de la ci-
% u,o 10 babia dido 81 coroneI. y
nrug,,n+6sa r,s seria 10 Il aaucl
.r.Io ner.or,;s L. ~nronondria. 4
49, ..,ara nro-a.c;5r con ,ro
,,L ,oblo. con
ma~hifd,d 4. rra
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iASSY

Una nota oficiosa rumana des-
u;.n,a forua1nar+e los O Sc
.,r Inc o,o,a. yarias a~utoridadcs ha-
H.. .-,o,Ionodo l., CiuJod dc .Jassv.
=. uo.:,i. os ohsohI,amenlr ineyacra.
Los EARTHQUAKES Y los micmhros del
Parlamcnto euya mission. 4 causa dc
la clausura de la Cumar4s. la ter
rriuajo Dor q momvEto han sld0 in
+! yjtatos Dor 81 gobierno 4 rstablccer-
:, nroyis;onalmenIr eli Il ~cAtranjerQ
debico . las difieultadcs que - eN-
perimcrtan par. alojar y a~proviSig-
mar . las zoe 600 pcrsonaS que -
han ,.fuojado en- csta Ciudad.
L. po,a agrcgu:
~, r,hi.r,o russo ka ~rntrcyiSto.
i. rosfhyidad de IN Gamble &c resi-
,t.,,i. .,oI yobierao rumano Y Sc
n~rcocuca. con una grande solic:,ad,
nor est.r listo para e~nfrentarse cor
; t.t, eycrtuaIidad. pero e pueblo
r,,,n.no no ouierv pcr<uaGir~e De "a!
posioi!iGad: tivne fe en- que 81 eirr-
c;,o no abantomarl csc ;err:toGio sir
. haher hccho todos los esiUcrzos pc
.ihl4. para m~an,cncr<e en- cI terrific
r, ~oacional."
E,. =, I...,. g., jond,. 81 senior
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i as! acaD1 rl con~eiero.
p.ro Dc fIio olv:dG
dvc;rle ii ilustre apostol
Y notable "jncaa:sGoy'
gllGn Ic v0nprarl los Di-"es
que le quite Il la "reacci6n' -.
s: pienSa IN los dc este lado".
"puequ."... quitU sahe s. no.
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