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The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

The Investigators express the
opinion that the ultramicroscopic
Germ discovered by Or Simon FleX.
pcr and Dr Hideyo Nogucni IN the
Rockefeller institute for Medical
Research and which has been sener
aly accented "a the cause Of
poliomycli'is may b. simpl, a modi.
rcztion OF the gem which thcy
themselves have Isolated
Roscnow has shown" SAYS the
note. by tho rs 81 srec Il method
that tho specific Iocalizins power OK
bacteria is ar important factor In The
etioioey 81 various disease. inclu6.
ing diseeses OF the nervous system
We felt Therefore, that reinvcsti.
Carton ~ tho bactcrioioey oi
poliomyslitis by m newer method
vss desirable
"Accordinsly re haver-aadc a bar.
teriolosic study OF throat tonsis.
blood spinal huld, tho central ner,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

practically all OF % cases OF acute
Iollomyelitis.
1T has been produced by inject.
ing the emulsions OF pus expressed
from the tonsils. smulsions Of eS.
tirpated'tonFils. and emulsions OF the
brain. II has followed injection of
the primary mixed culture contain
ing chiefly this peculiar streptococ.
Gus, and by the injection OF the pure
cultures from threats. from the
material expressed from tonsils. and
from the assesses In tonsils, and
from absces SEES IT, tonSils removed
lrom living patients and necropsy
cases. II has been produced consist
emily. also. with the pure cultures
obtained from the brain and cord.
Young animals were not suscepti-
Bile. but the older ones we're not al
ways immune. While those which
received large doses OF culture often
showed paralysis within 36 hours.
the incubation period was usually
from three 10 Ave days.
The early paralysis we're usually
accompanied by evidences OF pain
in he affected extremity. and the
ar!mals so affected were apt 20 die
within "a hours OF the onset. a. the
process extended rapidly and caused
respiratory failure.
The onset Of later paralysis. espe.
cially in rabbits. was sometimes pre-
coded by a fine tremor or even
definite twitching OF the muscles,
which later became placid. These
animals appeared generally well and
took food normally In most cases
the paralysis spread and death oc-
CURED within two or three days. A
number OF animals, however, show.
co slow but definite Improvement
and did not die"
The investigators give the details
Of aeveral individual cases. In the
summary Of their experiments they
say
The exact relation OF our results
e the facts already established as
70 The etiGlogy of poliomyelitis can.
not yet he definitely stated"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
Bacteria Enter Nose
and Throat, Says
Experts
RABBITS USED
FOR EXPERIMENT
Younger Ones Develop
Disuse of Muscles
In 36 Hours

NEW YORK Jan g. - Three
pathologists working in the labor.
atories OF the Mayo Foundation and
the New York hospital apparently
have solved the mystery OF the orr
gin OF infanttlc paralysis and the
means by which the injection enters
the human organism They believe
that n is caused By a germ OF sum.
Gent size 10 be visible Under the
microscope and 10 be accorded IA
classification among the different
families OF bacteria II enters III
body thru the tonslls and throat,
The physicians Who have demon.
stratcd these facts reRaroing the orr
ain OF the disease arc Dr r. c. Rose
Low. OF Rochester. MINI Or r. 3.
Iowne, Of Boston. and Or G. w.
Wheeler. of this city Their ofiicisl
Communication appears in the form
OF preliminary note contributed TO
an issue Of the journal ~ the
American Medical association on
The Etiology OF Epidemic Poliomy-
eiiii."
The offending germ IL described
as a peculiar pol,iaorphous strcpo.
coccns. witch has been ,aken
sometimes In large nuwb hers. from
the throat. from material squeeze
out ~ the tonsils. ard from a6scesses
" tonsils In a large series OF cases
OF persons suffering from epidemic
poliomyelitis Cultures OF this germ
injected into aninals have caused
intantile paralysis va these animals
a coccus H. a hacrerium OF round
lpheroidal o. ovoid form. and a
ftreptococcus is variety Of this
genus in which 'he individuals are
arranged IN curved lines resembling
a string ot beads s polymorphous
germ. OF course, Is one which ap-
pears in various forms. that IL, Il
varies in inspect ~ length. width.
and outline II viii Dc seou, there.
fore. from tho definite characterize.
ton Of the Supposed lnGutile parsl.
sis germ that these physicians have
been able 20 obser, n carefully
photomicrograpn acc o m panyinc
their preliminary note confirm this
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
CORNER WOODWARD AND FOREST

KESH FKUIIS
Our fruit buyer always gets the pick
OF the Market for you.
Large Flofida Grape Fruit and 3
for Csc.
Fancy Cal. Navel Oranges --doz.. soc.
40c and soc.
slieino Oranges Very juicy--doz..
zoe.
with many people--doz, soc and
35c.
Fresh cunrqusts--just in--box, zoe.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
Many lahore Service csrs..

Hundreds Of Windsor men who
received the national service cards
sent out by the Dominion govern.
ment in the last fortnight have re.
fused TO sign them. and many de.
clined even TO accept them from the
mail carriers The cards will be
sent 10 every man in the Dominion
between the ages OF Is and IS. and
The 20 questions printed upon then,
arc for The purpose OF finding out
present occupation. state Of health,
etc, and whether the signer would
bo willing to place himself at the
disposal of his country for any ser.
vice thar nigh be asked OF him
Altho no penalty so far Is attached
70 refusal 10 fll out the cards. n
is believed that The government will
AXE stePs- 10 make il obligatory.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
Both Valuable Foods.
BY PAUL PIERCE.

his appetite for both products
should give way 10 publicity OF an
other kind. The consumer should
have his confidence in these pro
ducts restored. not destroyed lie
should be helped 10 realize their
great food yalues. He should De in
duced 10 eat more OF both butter
and olcomargarine. Thus would
their consumption be greater and
this would bring It's result In In
creased trade.
With each recurring session OF
congress We hear that the fight is
on between the creamery and dairy
men and their competitors. the
makers Of oleomargarine. In the
last session OF congress a bill was
introduced prohibiting the use OF
butter in the manufacture OF cleo
margarine, establishing a standard
OF Wilderness for oleomsrgarine thar
would likely pnt II out OF business
Then, naturally, the oleomargarine
people ask the powers that be why
butter IL immune from having its
artificial coloring stated on its la
bel. Why, they ask, must other
products be plainly marked artih'
cially colored or their sale pro.
hibited, butter meanwhile being
treated as "favorite son" by food
commissioners?
This Is public issue and most
important one. II concerns the con
sumner. the trade and the politicians
Fair play should dominate the whole
question.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
Phone Nearing Postponed.

Because II Crowley has re
signed from the state railroad com
mission, effective Jan. 10. the com
mission has postponed until Jan. 2;
further hearings on the proposed
telephone rate increase in Detroit
The hearings were 10 have been re
sumed Jan. ..
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

The American Association OF
Commerce and Trade in Berlin ia 70
give a dinner tonight In honor OF
the return OF James W Gerard. the
American ambassador.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
Club Lays Banquet Plans.

The annual banquet OF the North
End Republican club will be held
either Feb. u or g, II was decided
IN a meeting OF The organization
hich laid plans for the spring cam.
raien Thursday night. in KiesIing's
hall Milwaukee-aye. and Besubien.
ST.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
Extra Fancy Strawberries,
45c per at.

EXTRA Fancy Table Apples Per box
OF =, &c, Z0c and Z5c.
Fancy Malaga Grspes-lb.. 35e.
Imported Layer Rsisins--lb.. 25c.
Large RIpe pineappIes Each, 25c
and 35e.
Fresh Figs, Dates, Bananas, Lemons,
etc.
Black WsInuts Per at. box, Toe.
New Mixed Nuts varieties--lb
o5c
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

Priptirs--the plain neat kiwd--thsf
IL rixkt--Ttmes jon DeDt.-Matn $50.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

Printinr--the pIstu neat kisd--thst
IL rlght--Timcs Job Dept.--usiu <Szo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
Indi3napolis

INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. Feb. 23.-
Hogs Best heavies, S12.95 1903;
mixed and medium, s12.95@13.00;
good to choice lights. $12.95@13.00;
common to medium lights, s11.50@
$500; bulk of sales best hogs, $12.95
@13.O9; roughs, $11.75@12.5o; best
pigs. $11@11.75; light best pigs, s10G
11.00. Receipts, 5000.
Cattle-Prime steers, $10.75G11.25
good to choice steers, s10.0o@10.75;
common to medium. Ss.25m7.00; heif.
ers, s5.50@S.75: good COWS. S6.l5.
S11.00. Receipts, 1000.
Calves Common to best veais.
$8@1250; common to best heavy
calves, $5@11. Receipts, $50.
Sheep and Lambs-Good to choice
$10@11: common to medium lambs,
$609.75; good to best lambs. $13.50@
14.65. Receipts, 600.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
WHEAT RESPONDS
TO AGITATION FOR
ip
REDUCED PRICES
{ BY Associated Press)

CHICAGO. Feb. 23.--Agitation for
lower food prices caused a sharp fall.
ing off today in public buying of wheat,
and led to material setback in prices.
Continued acute scarcity of railway
cars tended also to depress the mar
ket. Some of the largest houses in
the trade were conspicuous in the sell.
ing, which, however was not of an
urgent character Opening quotations.,
which ranged from u to NC lower,
with May at $1.78 to $1.7S1s and July
at $1.50B to $1.50%, were followed by
sharp additional declines
Corn weakened with wheat Mild
weather and the congestion Of rail
traffic handicapped the bulls. After
opening unchanged to Zee lower, the
market underwent moderate general
sag.
Oats like other cereals headed down
grade. The only buying was scat
tered sort
Lack Of support was evident in the
provision market as we'll as in grain.
Firmness in the hog market had but
little effect
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
THE kl,1muNu PALLADIUM AND suNELEGRAM FRIDAY FEB

@12.S0; heavy, $12.70@12.85; packers
and butchers $12.60@12.S5; light,
S1230@1260; pigs. S10@11.50.
Cattle = Receipts, 700; steady;
prime fed steers, $11.25@n.75; dress
ed beef steers $9.00@11.00; southern
steers, s7.0O@9.75; cows, S5.50@9.50;
heifers s7@11; stockers and feeders,
s7G10.25; bulls $6.50@9.00; calves,
s7@1275.
Sheep Receipts, 1000; steady;
lambs $14@1475; yearlings, $13G 13.-
so; wethers, s1150@1235; ewes, $11.
@s12.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 23-Hoss-
Receipts, $4,000: higher; lights, s12.55
@1285: pigs. s9.25@11.50; mixed and
butchers s1260@12.95; good heavy,
S12.S5@1295; bulk $1260012.90.
Cattle - Receipts, $50: steady; pa
live beef steers, $7.5O@11.75; year
ling steers and heifers, $S.50@11.50;
cows, $5.50095O; stockers and feed
ers 5000; calves, s6@13.
Sheep - Receipts, 500; steady;
lambs, s1275@14.80; ewes. $S.00G11.-
so; yearlings, $11.50@1365.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
PRODUCE
Chicago

Chicago
CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Butter: Low
er, 5000.
Eggs: Market, 3S@39h.
Poultry alive: Fowls, 1917; spring
ers, 90
Potato market: Unchanged. Re-
ceipts, 27.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
Kansas City.

KANSAS City, Mo-, Feb 23-Hogs
5000; higher; bulk S1240
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
.Today's Market Quotations
Ribs. $15.754 1926.
: Lard: $16.27.
LIVE STOCK
Chicago

CHICAGO, Feb. 23-Hogs-Receip
-27,000; mauket, firm; bulk of sales,
$1260@SO; lights, $1290@75; mixed,
s1235@9C; heavy, $1235@95; rough,
s1235Q55; pigs, $95O@11.
Cattle = Receipts, 1000; market,
firm; native beef cattle, s7.S5@11.9o;
stockers and feeders. s6.25@9.GO;
cows and heifers, $5.15@ 1920; calves,
S9M15.
Sheep Receipts. 5000; market,
weak; wethers, $1o.sO@1215; lambs
$1225@1t.sG.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
Buffalo

EAST BUFFALO, Feb 23-Cattle.
Receipts, 200; steady to strong
Veals - Receipts, 500; slow and
steady, s5.00G14.50
Hogs = Receipts. 1900; active and
higher; heavy and mixed, $3.50; Yor-
kers, .35@1350; light Workers. S12
@13: pigs, S11.25@1175; rough, s12.40
G1250: stays, $10010.75
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 3,40o;
lambs slow; sheep active an steady
lambs sl2015.15; yearlings, $1,000
IA; wethers $12012.50; ewes, SEQ
y; mixed sheep. S12@12.25.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
Chicago Cash

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Wheat No. 2
red, nominal; No. red, nominal; No.
hard, s1.S3@1.87; No. hard, $179%.
Corn: No. 2 yellow, $1.00A @101h;
No 4 yellow, 96k@1.00.
Oats: No. white, 57A @59N /;
Standard, SIX @59R.
Barley: $1.00@1.2S.
Pork: $30.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb 23.-Hogs
Receipts, 800; market, active; pigs
ard lights, $8.50@125O.
Cattle Receipts, LOO; market
slow.
Calves - S5012.75.
Sheep - Market, steady.
Lambs = Market, steady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23

market. steady; top sheep, $12; top
'smbs, SASS.
Calves Receipts, 100; market,
steady; top, s1d.00
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23

There is no gain saying the fact
that the Norwegians and Firms are
nautical races, even the women OF
these nationalties being Otter expert
sailors and, indeed, following the sea
as a calling.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
Pittsburgh

PITTSBURG. Pa, Feb 23,-Hogs-
Receipts, 1900; market, steady; heav-
les, S13.20Q25; heavy Workers, $500
@25; light Workers. S1210@75; pigs,
s11@115O.
Sheep and Iambs-Receipts, 500;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
GRAIN
Chicago Futures
Toledo Grain

TOLEDO, Feb. 23-Wheat: Cash,
S1.89.
Cloverseed: Prime cash, $11.97;
March, $1175.
Alsike: Prime cash, $11.80: March,
$11.S5.
Timothy: Prime cash, $245; March,
SPAS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23
New York Exchange Closing
Quotations

American Can, 43A.
American Locomotive, 20.
American Beet Sugar, 87&.
American Smelter, 971a.
Anaconda, 49,
Atchison, 10lA.
Bethlehem Steel, 130
Canadian Pacific. 154
Chesapeake e Ohio, 59ia.
Great Northern, pfd., 1872.
Lehigh Valley, 731a.
New York Central, 95H.
No. Pacific, 104.
So. Pacific, "a.
Pennsylvania, 545s.
U. S. Steel, COM, 107A.
U. S. Steel, pfc, 1885.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-02-23

With proper care and attention wild
game birds, such as quail, ducks and
geese, may be reared on our farms
just as pheasants are raised in many
places.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-20

Con e.ande alharaca y con t! acos-
tumbrado derroche de d%inero, los "a
r!anclancs Sc preparan q festeJar t!
primer aniversar!o de- Congress-
Constitucionalista de Querttaro.
Horror de h~orrHres,
No e:tan conformes los aseslnos
de a Constitution De 81, con haber.e
dado muerte Z esa Ley despues dc
ultraiarla barbaramente, sino que
ahora van a hacer 10 cue los CAM
bales: = bai'ar danZas salvajcs sob:e
los desnojos de la victima, Y en el
Dro1io Iugar de- sacrifice.
For fortuna. hay datoS mas que
sui cientcs para Greer qIe el aho
pv6ximo. por cstas fechas, habra que
ce!cbrar IA g%oriosa muerte de don
Venus. "efectuada' en- unC de los
ar9o!es del Paseo de la Reforma,
mediante la intervention de n So
"a r~caccionaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-20
FOLLETiN NUai. 81
FL PACTO DE SANGRE.

iusSss. 70 ne R&llass +a6SaGe, : ne
asssfs; mems1tss dsssuss eatrS sn
81 haoitxSi6g. 6ando mcestras &c
!aa !nquierud, manifestations qae
fba q darse III paseo por e! puerto,
Y que desppes irie I pasar Ia vela1a
ak Gran Teatro. Send no poter!e
acompaaa-. Sc Gespidi0 de mi. ' re
qGede protundamen5e do-mido. Tres
horas Gespuss. volvi3 4 entrar CT mi
cuarto ) ne desperc5 bruscameare.
E! caballero de Asst ces6 de hab:ar
para obseryar que efecto ~causaoan
palabrGs en- Ell marques.
Este habia escUchado con curiosa
atencion. y suplic5 n ioven que cor
tinu2se ST relate.
Ell general, continue de asst,
cuando penet-o en- MI habicaci6n por
segunda vez esya5a des@onpuestc.
Evido. y Ell SIS CLOS oriIlaba "a cole
IA Lleno de ansie6ad. le p~-sEu-tj:
Que -errls senior baron.
-Tergo, ne consesro, cue n! no
ror Ia side manciIlsdo IAN c~ray.alen-
ts, que @aalna NE baso.
QCerGis decir1ne. le pregun;e.
al nonase d yuas-o sdrersar.o?
20. rods pspassts ne slara
LIZA ~tarjeta en- IA que lei "Capitar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-20

(Pasa Il la Sa. Pay. Gel. ia.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-20

e noble general habia muerto sin
hiios ' este contribute 6 aumcnta.
Ia pena dc! viejo marques, que rcia
la i~mposibilidad. dedos sus muchos
amos, lie dejar IN heredero de 81 pro-
pia sangre. cue Ferpctuase e. nomoro
lie los Flars, raza noble Y caba leres-
CT, De ia Que 500 restaba " el.
FL ultimo Yistago de los Flavs, L!
Dir las 2a,abras finales de raballc-
70 dc AS. do IN grito Y cay6 de 70.
Gillas
Sas ojos Sc t~ij2ron con espanto
~ los rct-atos de sus antepasaGos,
cue ornaban ,os muros del salon.
En- = expression de aQuel!as fisono-
MAS inm6viles, crey0 YER ia persona
f:csci6n. el anna encaNtada de toda
"a hcr6:ca raza cntristec:da ante Ell
pc,igro de Que el noble nombrc De los
Ears Sc cytineu:ese.
Largo rate permanecio el anc!ano
agobiado por el dolor.
In uno de les angIlos de Ia estan-
cia IistinCIiase IN peQIe3o ecina-
tcrio, coIocado ante una ;magen del
C.uciIijo- hacia Il que sc dirigi6 ei
marques : po~ste-nardose ante ella,
exc'am6:
Senior! tn, q cuyo servicio mu-
rio en- las cruzadas e: primer baron
da nj nonbre, reruitid que el l!timo
dc .os de mi raza. este pobrc amelia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-20

70 a caballo, conducia de la brida.
una sooerb;a yegua lemosina.
e. cabal.e-o que guiaba el ca
rruaje no co.aba de fustisar a los
brioso. cabal os que macchaban d
trotc largo, ~logrando l.cgar en- me
de una ho-a a. iinde de: Dosque,
que sc extiende de Portes a Montgo-
~ y que, proiongandose al Este Ell
una extension De varias ,egUas, cubre
Ia cadena de co.inas, que fo:man Ia
or..la de.echa de, RIO Yonne.
Pc: fin llegaron a IN caro- del
bozque tornado por una agrupaci6n
de cas2s, GoEde so ian Harse eta los
ca&adores de .os c]ontornos.
Este lugar esta a igual distancia
de Portes que de Montgory.
e cue guiaba, detlvo e. carrua-
jc Y entregando las riendas a un cria-
do que lie acompahaba en- el pescan-
te. murmur0:
-iCosa e2trana! he sido el primero
en- ! sgsr q Ia eits y sin embargo, IA
nora ha Pasado va.
Despues, consultando IN reloj, di-
20:
-iLas once. Ia eta era para las
diez. iSe habra internado en- el Dos
que sin esperanto?
E. que asi mcnolcgaba, no era
otiro cue 81 baron de Pens, a qu:en
va couocemos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-20

Lambert" Este nombre era compile
t2n:ezCc Gescoaoyi30. Q1;sc Inferno
gzr!s q genera, peco !a.e coatuvo
css III sesso sicieRasme:
iDiss, sse hsu1brs y 70. sabemos
81 Gsners de insulto de que he side
vierima. Mad. mas ne pregunt5is,
madana ne 6ato. Tos sereis nj te5-
tigo,
De ASH. ceso de hablar nuera-
men-e; eJ marques habia a~bandonado
aquei aire de :adjfecencia loe h.
bia adoDtaIo al principle de Ia ccn-
versacioa: 81 coraz6n laJia con VIC
lencia y am que d~esyouocia c! result
rado Gel duelo, era tai ST o.gul!o ie
raza, que a sangre le hervia Ell las
venas Al solo peasan.iento de que un
FAIRS rudiese ser muerto er desatio.
De Asst continue 81 -cla-o en- II :.
guien,e forma:
4 III S.Z2lea-e. = aManecer,
nos d:ricimos n .ugar dc a cit2
r-estroS a~dversar!os nos eSperaban,
7, capitdn Lambert l,nva5a Ja test
&C = III c@o& Gro Ge asge-.o grave
que rcpresenta6a tencr c:nc1eaI,
aTos de edad. Despues dc cumpl:-
dos cuJos los requisites cue en- tales
caz5s Sc acoStImbra2. Sc hi.o Il Sc
Ill convenida y los dos riyales CO
ye-o2 Ell gu2ri;a....
Re Asst! vc!yi5 Z ~interrpmDir su re.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-20

alto.
e marques Sc habia levantadO De
81 asiento Y estab2 pa!ido Por IA CO.
l-ra.
CONTINUED de Asti, continual,
d:jo e. marques CON acento eners'-
co.
....Ya en- guardia, los dos adversa-
rios Sc atacaron con ~valentia. FL gee
nera'. uuc era III habil tirador, Sc
eYcont-6 en- 81 adversaric IN digno
competitor. Nuestro primo perii6 su
sa.gre fra Y arac3 cen furia sin
cuidarse de parar, e captain, con
pasmcsa cana. atacaba Y paraba con
singular macsJria. Repcntinamente
OF IN g.iuo..... e. general solto IA
es-ada y SC llev5 lbs manos al pecho,
acudi en- 81 auxi!:o Y le rec;bi Ell
mis- brazos. "Es.oy hcrido de muer-
te. me die. o. Sup,ico vay4is i Mont
gerry y yelis = nj primo Flars de
Mcnt-ory a que d;-eis: Ruving Ia
-auerro SIN succession, ' en- SIS ultimos
momentcs suplica q ST primo Flars sc
case. . fin de cue no st eXtinga tan
ilustre norabre.
e. marques, aque! anciano tie ros-
no Craze ' venerable 4 quien disp&-
lid 10 :Iaac +a,|oD alaiafO de :,
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TGdos ,vs dias Sc reunian en- aauel
E1o !-gar, con el marques Flars-
altgory para dediearse 4 Ia eaga,
g.? que eran en- extreme aficionades.
7cnociendo 10 sxscto que on sus
tss era el marques, lla.no podere-
'mente a atencion del baron, el que
lquel dia hubie.e dejado de a%sistir,
. obstante Y en- provision de que 81
migo Sc hubiese internado en- el bos-
re, sc llev6 la trompa de caza a Ia
CT Y TOGO una a,egre ~fanfarria; ell
20 Sc .rerdi6 eA el bosque y nadie
rroadi6 q 81 armada.
Irst2ntes despues Yi6 aparecer por
De las veredas del bosque a dos
tomb es, que vestian "a librea de Ia
asa del marques; eran ell montero y
n criado que conducia, atado, al sa-
jueso que aquel dia debia Servir pa
RI descubrir la caza.
Creyendo el baron que aouelIos
hombres precedian al marques monte
a cabal'o e h:zo nj por segunda
veg ST. tgompa de GAIA.
Tanpoco tuvo ~respuesta.
-iEh! critic e baron al montero
del marques. GQue ocu-re? Use ha
cambiado la bora de ia cita?
II montero Sc aproXimo al baron
' e dijo:
No saDemos mada, haec una bora
que aguardamos al marques. Hemos
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no de sesenta y cinco amos, no mdera
sin antes casarse y dejar in hijo que
c~ontinue mi nombrc. Largo 1ato orc
81 marques; Ia orsci0n debi0 de
comfortable Y acaso a!gin present.
m;ento lie indicaria que veria cumpli-
dos sus dcseos. puesto que, levantan-
dose con Ia cabeza erguida y Ia vista
rc5nIardec:ente, Sc. encamin6 hacia
el llga: que ocIpaban los Ietratos De
sus mayores .eXclamando.
MOBILES ~antecesores MOS, NADIA
tcmais, los Flars no Sc extinguiran!
XIV.
AEoIa precisa que nuestrOs Iectores
nos permitan retroceder algunos ms
tantes.
En- los momentos en- que el caba-
'lero de Asst penetraba en- e. patio del
castillo de Montgory y seguia al mar
qu6s 2 la habitac!0m donde ha POGO los
hemos dcjado, IN cochc de GAIA, Il
RADIO por dos hermozos eabalios nc.
mandos, rodaba por e! canine que
cond,cc del castillo de Portes 81 de,
marques &c Elarz-Montgory.
T! ~ca-ruaje iba guiado por IN solo
hombre que representaba tener Gin
cueata amos, vestido con IN traje pro-
pio de los cazadorcs.
Una docena de perros seguian al
ca-ruaje. al iado de, cua!, IN monte
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POLITICAL ENUDA
!NrLUENCIA

L.cemns en- ia pr.nsa de II Cudad
Dc Mexico que. t.! jueves de il Sc
mana pasada. tuvo lugar en- Ia
ca!!c DE- Jesus Carran2a. el asesinato
del iOven estudiante Ruben Moreno
Lara; que 81 ~viernes en- Ia mlslna
:emana Y en- Ia misma Gale fut TO
bado Ut establccimiento commercial. :
a;e 81 :;rbato, en- n propia Gale fue
asaltaGo IN sufridor ciudadano y ro-
bado de cuanto Nevada.
:Funesta Influenza de los nombres
de IA. GALES.