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The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
The Grotto

The Grotto Junior Drum sndI Bugle
Corps IL arranging for an etnertain-
ment and dance at Pythian Temple
on December Il. This will be the first
Entertainment given by the junior
Grotto musicians. and a large attend
ance Is anticipated. Following the en-
tertainment. refreshments will be
served and the boys will give an ex-
hibition Of their skin a. drumnners
and buglers.
Grand Monarch E.s~s. Schmd re-
turned Sunday from a visit to Boston.
where he attended a ceremonial OF
Omar Grotto. The grand monarch
states that he witnessed one Of the nm
est ritualistic renditions ever present.
ed and that the Prophets, OF Boston
outdid themselves In arranging for his
comfort and pleasure. He was &C.
companied by Past Monarch Z. w.
L.ibbey and. Prophet C. p. Boss. He
also attended session OF Zemzem
Grotto OF Jersey City Tuesday even
ing. where he witnessed q splendid
ceremonial and was highly entertain
ed by the New Jersey Prophets. He
was escorted by the Grotto Drill
Corps.
Monarch william l. Briggs. Of
Kaa-Rheu-vahn Grotto. Albany, n.
Y, and Prophet l. d. Wright. of Sha-
dukiam Grotto. Detroit. were recent
visitors to the city. They were en-
tertained by the officers of Ksllipolis
Grotto.
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Sons Of Veterans, u. S. A.

The twenty-fifth anniversary of
Gushing Camp Auxiliary, the auxil-
larry to William B. Gushing Camp, No.
30, Sons OF Veterans, Z. S. A., was
celebrated Friday, November %, at
o'clock PIN. at their hall in the Grand
Army Of the Republic Building on
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Many
members Of Gushing, Lincoln and
Thomas camps were IN attendance,
as well as the comrades Of the sew
eral Grand Army posts.
A program Of appropriate exercises
was carried out, which was in charge
of Mrs. Sadie p. woltz, chairman Of
the program committee. Mrs. Anna
]. Kirkley, president Of the auxiliary,
delivered an address,. Comrade John
Finn, past commander Of Rawlings
Post, No. ], q. A. R.. Department Of
the Potomac, made an address extoll-
ing the splendid work Of the ladies of
the auxiliary. especially at the present
time in this war crisis.
Acting Commander ]. Clinton Hiatt,
of William B. Gushing Camp, No. 30,
extended the greetings and congratu-
iations from the members Of the camp
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died at her residence. Tenth street
southwest, ON November 26
President Mrs. Mary NJ. Dement,, ac.
companied by the officers Of the Re.
bekah Assembly and Grand Master
Schwinger and officers OF the grand
lodge. viii officially visit Fldeiity
Lodge on Tuesday evening. This being
the home lodge OF Grand Master
schwinger and Vice President Mrs.
FiorosO. Schwinger. OF the Rebekah
Assembly. II Is expected that q large
number OF members will be present.
The visitation to Fidelity Lodge will
end the fall series and the remaining
lodges will be visited by President
Dement, early In 1918.
President Of the Rebekah Assem-
bly, Mrs. Mary M. Dement, announces
the following past noble grands who
VIII install the officers OF the sey-
eral Rebekah lodges for the term be-
ginning January /, 1915: Naomi No,
l, Mrs. Florence Lelslnger; Ruth No.
.. Mrs. Edna Ohlander; Martha Wash.
ington No, ., Miss Esther England:
Dorcas No. 4, Mrs. Emma Barkman;
Esther No. s, Mrs. Alice RAIDER;
Miriam No. 8, Miss Annetta Emory;
Fidelity No. Z, Miss Ella Allen;
Friendship No. 8. Mrs. Mallie Ply
made, and Mt Pleasant. Mrs. Mary
Mccarthy. II Is expected that each
installing ofiicer will choose a stan
from the lodge Of which she Is a
member to assist her In the work
and that the installation will take
place on the first meeting night of,
the term. - -
The Assembly Home Circle will hold
us regular monthly meeting at Odd
Fellows Home. S2ss N street north
west on Wednesday evening. Presi.
dent OF the Circle Mrs. Roberta Van
n! Voliand requests all members to
oe present. Several Of the commit
tees VIII render reports and other
matters OF importance to the home
and circle will be considered.
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which has already been paid up by
the council
At the next meeting this council
VIII make special ARRANGEMENTS for
is Christmas festival 70 be held
December q.
On Saturday evening, December Is.
keane will entertain the soldier lads
az dance In X. Of G. Hall. AS on
former occasions. all the boys are
welcome. regardless Of religious be-
ifefs. There will be refreshments.
About one hundred and 9fty cpu-
pies attended the Inter-Couneil dShce
at Rauscher's last Wednesday even
ins. The proceeds 90 TO the .5ar
Camp Fund.
Everyone who attended the. dinner
dance at the Country Club. Thanks
giving evening, voted a repetition OF
the affair during the Christmas holt
days.
Large numbers Of the Knights OF
Columbus attended the THANKSGIVING
ball for the beneft of St Joseph's
Asylum last Thursday evening. The
ball was under the auspices of the
Catholic knights Of America.
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III people would only take NuN-
D. Iron when they feel weak or
rH -down instead OF dosing them
set, es with habit-forming drugs.
[ ahf convinced that in this way
they could ward on disease. pre-
venting il becoming organic In
thousands OF cases. and thereby the
lives of thousands might be saved
who now die every year from pneu-
mOnia, grippe, EIdury. liver. hearb
trouble and Other dangerous mai
pdirs. Thousands Of people suffer
from iron deficiency and do not
know f. II you are not strong or
well you owe il TO yourself TO make
the following test. Sec how long
YOU can walk without becoming
tired. Next take two five-graiu tab
lets OF NUNaIed Iron three times per
day after meals for two weeks
Then test your strength again aud
see how much you nave gained"
NuTE.-NuNai.d Ina. Wbi,l 10. len tas,d
L. br. BsNeA and uthtts Win sfiyh suLrAinc
results aud which j. IrosCIIlcd and feaSLmend
ID by physicians 10 -',ch ghht NaneN ..
ca~e~ Is not a latent tBetii,irr r"r -crt
rrtn.Si, bit en- Whlch i Wsll kaDwn 20 drug
I sists rEetywheIr. UuliSc thu ,ilIr TEnuiC
inJure ths teeth make them bisck nor uIsst tiae
stomach; OF tl'r oouttar. u = a utost io,cut
well a. TOR ngryOus rundown cOuliii,ns fis
manuta rtuTsTs have Sf,h sr'at 'li,hdenees ~
Nuxstcd lr,R that tbcN ''h'T - toritit siNU
| 70 any charitable institution u The, eanuot take
any man or Wumsn under siNts Uho lacks trcr
and iDCt5ase Their strength l9 Per cent Or ose
IN. tsu Sc.ks tins. rrgstdHd thes hs,e y
ftnd ycur nDonIy II " d0es n,t a. least dcuhB
your strength and endtrrauUs IN ten dsgs' tinnel
dispsnsed ny y ssIsss - V.nn. .p -. a.. 49,
! gista-Ads
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PythiAn Sisters,

Friendship Temple. No. ?. held an
impressive initiation Wednesday night
followed by a social with an original
program. which was in charge of the
following committee: Nettie Crow.
theirs, chairman; Mrs. Carrie Davis,
Mrs. Ella Garner. Mrs. Annie Sulli.
van, Mrs. Elsie Vandervort and Mrs,
Addie Freeman.
The visit of Supreme Chief Lille
Samuels through New England was
marked by great enthusiasm among
the temples and a large increase in
membership.
Rathbone Temple, No. s, was host
TO number of soldiers, sailors and
marines at a Thanksgiving dinner,
Followed by an entertainment and
dance. Sergt Maj. Edward Dunn, past
supreme chancellor Of the Pythian Or
der. and a member of Rathbone Tenn
pie, delivered the address of wei.
come. which was followed by the en-
tertainment and dance. The commit
tee on arrangements. which was head
ed by Mrs. Blanch Sonmers. contrib
uted to the success of the event which
was thoroughly fraternal. social and
patriotic in character. The male men,
bers of the temple assisted in enter
tanning the guests.
pennsylvania grand temple has a
members nip Of eighty-two temples and
fund Of s3,sSS in its treasury.
The funeral of Mrs. Minnie Wolf
sheimer, whose death occurred last
Sunday. was Held Tuesday afternoon.
The Pythian Sister services were con-
Quoted by the officers and stafr of
Rathbone Temple. of which Mrs.
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knights Of Pythias.

LODGES.
AondaJ-Amaranth, No. q, and Century No.
%. bnEineas. '' wv
Tuesday-webster, No. Z: ExceIsor So "A.
Capital. No. "A, and Myrtle, No. 3. b,sin.s. az
Wednesday, Mount Vernon. M Z and Fnr.,
No. H. business v 80" A~tu~"
Thursday-Fanklin No. 2 b.,sine..
Fnday-SyracusianS. No. 10, busine.
UNIFORM RANK.
IhuTsdayS. T. Coldwell Company. No. Z,
PYTHIAN SISTERS. =
w Wsdne'day-Friendship Temple. No. .. tusi-
F'hday-RatnNOns Temple. No. s, bu.insSI
The movement to institute Homs
Lodge Is making excellentf prorress
Fast Grand Chancellor .rrJickmsn re.
ports He ID chairmaR Of a commit
Tee under whose sur sryision the an.
roilment Of proposed membernhin is
oeins made, ne states that blank
Iorms OF membership are being filled
Sus ana ItcIrned at a rate which in
an early organization Of the
proPfsed lodge.
Excelsior Lodge, No. II. listened TO
an eloquent address Tuesday night on
why l Am a Pythian" by Past
Grand Chancellor B. Frank Shaeffer,
OF Maryland. who is now a temporary
resident Of ths National Capital.
Webster Lodge. No. I, had short
talks at its convention Tuesday night
from soldiers who were among the
visitors present. The committee on
sick reported that q number Of mem
bers of the lodge were on the sick
list. but were improving. ]. L. Par
sons, one of the Oldest members, who
has been at Emergency Hospital for
some time. Is reported to be conva-
lescing and will be pleased to see
members Of the lodge and friends.
Columbia Lodge. No. 26, reports that
it has scheduled work in the ranks
for several coming conventions.
The board of directors OF the
Pythian Hall Association having au-
thorized the house committee to se-
lect superintendent for the Pythian
Temple. A. V. Leibin has been named
for that position. and has assumed
office. He is a member OF Excelsior
Lodge No. IA.
All over the supreme domain lodges
are busy making a roll of honor
which Is given conspicuous place
in the castle hall. This parchment
contains the names of all members
who have been called into service in
the war.
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Improved Order Of
Redmen.

Usage Tribe No. s at the solicitat ton
Of its committee on propagation, held
an open meeting on last Saturday
night. A large number Of friends of
members were in attendance, and con-
| siderable interest was stirred up
I among them relative to the order. The
committee entertained with clog
dancing, recitations, and singing. A
hot lunch was served. The affair was
such q success that the committee has
obtained permission to hold another
one In the very near future.
Mr.. Kieser, OF Tuscarora Tribe. Of
Martinsburg, West Virginia. was re-
ported TO the Great Chief Of Records
as very sick at the Sibley Hospital.
The brother was placed in the care
of Idaho Tribe No. Is.
Idaho tribe contemplates holding a
stag smoker in the coming month.
The committee on arrangements, con-
sisting of Messrs. Kolb, Chairman
Garner. Vaughn, Caylor. Thompson
and Bragunier will report to the tribe
on next Tuesday evening.
Redwing tribe worked the adoption
degree on one candidate last Monday
night. assisted by various members
Of the Red mems bowling team. Red
wing is one of the small tribes of
the city, but they are making a sure
and steady advancement, both nu-
merically and financially. Mr.. Z. r.
Boyer is still under the doctors care.
but has convalesced enough to be at
his desk.
Sioux Tribe. Of which the great
sachem Is a member. will be visited by
the great chiefs on December 6. A
large crowd is expected to be pres
ent and elaborate preparations are
being made to entertain the visitors
II Is announced that Logan Tribe
will hold its usual Christmas celebra-
ton on Thursday evening, December
2L The committee having the affair
in charge are the sitting officers for
this term.
Waneta Council has received the
applications Of F. D. Seiffert, of Usage
Tribe and Charles o. Storm. of Sem
eca Tribe, the council Is considered
quite fortunate in securing these two
members as they are widely known
for their hard work for the order. both
teing presiding chiefs Of their respec-
tive tribes,
The tribes and councils are settling
down for their winter work. and from
present indications the six months re-
ports that will come in the first of
the new year will show that they
have not been slackers.
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Uncle Sam Stamps Out
Vice in Camps Abroad

American authority be made fairly
comprehensive.
Above all things the American army
l. trying 20 avoid the pose OF "savior''
or ''reformer' either in France or
Britain.
France is abaze with posters warn
ing the soldier against the perils Of
vice. France has taken other steps
and the same H. true Of Britain.
II Is probable. however, that neither
country has resorted TO as much out
right repression as America.
As TO conditions around Ab1erican
camps. the reports made 10 the sur
geon general OF the army and made
public November lG show that the
vice menace Is practically mastered.
Stories Denied.
In most Of the camps the percentag'
OF cases is so low that IL b. not bs
lieved TO equal the rate ia civil life.
This pretty thoroughly disposeS OF
the British war baby scare re-
vamped in this country by publicity
seekers. The stories Of hundreds OF
Young girls about TO become mothers
around army camps are not only un-
true, but are being taken up for the
deliberate purpose OF getting publicity.
according TO Bascom johnson. Of the
United States Training Camp Commis-
sion, who has bossed the cleaning up
OF cities and neighborhoodr around
many army camps
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until Christmas is 10 be the rule. n.
II. Miilard. J. X. Duncan and r. &.
overbee spoke.
A. +. DobrowolsId and Harry Mil-
lard Of A. X. Talbot Camp we're WISH
tors at the meeting OF Central Camp.
No. fG0iS, Friday night Nr. DobroW-
olsk extended ON behalf Of Talbot
Camp an Invitation 60 attend the 50
party to be held In December. q. {.
shaw, one Of the early members OF
Central Camp. wns reported sick anc
the sympathy Of the camp was eH-
tended. The committee ON hall To-
cation advised OF an opening in an
other locality and the entertainment
committee indicated tiIat its plans for
a ball early in January are rapidly
taking shape. Remarks we're made
by District Deputy n. n. Millzrd
Fred w. Carrington. l.. u. Maus ano
y. L. Loyeless. News vas received
Of the safe arrival OF J. c. Mcfarland
In France. where he is 10 act as chief
clerk to the Assistant Comptroller Of
the Treasury. Dr. Thomas IlnviIls
was In attendance and Past Consul
James a. Moody and r. w. Kefauver
aided in making the meeting interest
ing. George Il. Halliburton. instead
OF attending the meeting, Celebrated
by becoming a benedict.
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The Rehekah DEGREE.

Monday Ruth No. ?. degree Naomi Ma
business, Nineteenth street and Rsan,yIvsni.
avenue northwest.
L.s:sa siss' Iodss 'i.i Haiti Ss Ss Island a
northeast.
3233 y street northwest
Thursday-Friendship |So a b.,sine,s- Ana.
rosI 1A ma" Ncnoass avenue and Good Hops
'TFa TFFa's'''-Ail'.7 80. I. bushes.
EriendSip Lodge. No. s. will hold
It's regular meeting on Thursday
evening in its new lodgeroom in
Anacostia Hall, within three doors of
the corner of Nicholas avenue and
Good Hope road. This will be the first
meeting in the new lodgeroom, and a
regular old-time house-warning party
is expected to be present on this oc-
casion.
Esther Lodge, No. 5. held its regu-
lar meeting on Monday evening and
received several applications for
membership. Past Noble Grand Mrs.
Luceil Fehl announced that she would
present the lodge with a large Ameri-
can flag in honor of her son. who is
now serving the colors in France. At
the next meeting of the lodge. which
will occur on December 10, and be
held in the lodgeroom at Nineteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west, a bazaar will be held. Invita-
tons have been sent out to all men,
bers of the order to attend. The lodge
has been called upon to mourn the less
of Mrs. Minnie Woolefheimer, who
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Modern Woodmen Of
America.

Leland c. Bigelow was admitted to
membership in A. r. Talbot Camp
Thursday night by transfer from
Camp 1922 of Mulberry, Fla. A COM
mittee consisting Of DIR. ]. K. Duncan.
Claude Hornberger, John Lyons. A. c.
Preston, John Jost, Burton G. Cowles.
and A. F. Dobrowolski was appointed
to make arrangements for q 800 party
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Royal Neighbors Of
America.

Clerk J. X. Duncan Of A.. r. Tai
bot Camp and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lyons and Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Powers
Of Myra B. Enright Camp were the
guests Of Martha McCaffrey Camp at
its meeting In Flynn's Hall on Tues
day night. A short but interesting
session OF the camp was held. 500
party being held after adjournment At
which a large number Of friends were
present.
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Daughters Of American
Revolution.

The November meeting Of the Lucy
Holcombe Chapter, y. s. d. A. r..
was held at the home of the Misses
Hazleton in Cathedral Heights. The
usual business Tas transacted and
plans for a dinner TO be given for a
number Of the soldiers stationed in
Washington were discussed. Several
guests were present. among them be-
ing Miss Helen Scott Hay.
Miss Hay has recently returned
from Europe after spending three
years there In the interest of the
American Red Cross. She gave a
most interesting account of the es-
tablishment Of an American hospital
at Kief. Russia. and OF relief work
in Bulgaria under the patronage OF
the queen OF that country. A most
enjoyable evening was ended when
the hostesses served delicious refresh
ments. The December meeting will
be held at the home OF Miss Short
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woifsheinier was a past chief and Q
popular and beloved member.
Mrs. Lola Marks will entertain the
Past Chiefs Association at the month
ly meeting Of the organisation on
Thursday evening, December 20.
The Indlana Grand Temple has
pledged to raise q per member for the
Pythian War Relief.
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FIT IS

Dr.: Nays Treatment ccnquers worst csses o
spilepsy. spasms. Consulsions, Nervous Disor
iiers. Generous $500 bottle sent free. srArr Lei
oR.w. H. MAI. 54s PEARL ST.. NEW yoRB
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When they ran out OF warn, several
North Dakota women sheared WOO
from their own sheep. which they
csrded and spun. and Kept on with
their knitting for the soldiers.
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Odd Fellows.

hend,y-Langdon, No. o, degree; Onion. No.
u, business.
faesaay-WaShington, No. O. business; Anity,
ne y degree; Golden Rule, No. n, business /;
Mount Pleasant. No. .. business
Wsdnesday-EaStsrn. No. T. degree; Harmony,
70 = degree; Federal City. Ne. %. degree
Frisndship No. =. degree.
hmsday-Coiumbia. No. 10. degree Covenant,
No u desree; Phoenix, No. = business.
Friday-Csntral. No. l. degree: Metropolis, No
y deree; board Of directors of Odd Fellows
Hons. rs \ street northwest. At .. N.
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ENCAMPMEST

ESCAMPMENTS.
Wednesday-Nount NebO, No. 8. degree
IhurSday-Columbia. No l. degree
Friday-MAgsuenu No. T. degree
PATRIARCHS MILITANT
Saturday-Cantou Washington, No /, social.
Central Lodge. No. l, VIII confer the
Srst degree at its meeting on Friday
eevening In Its lodge room, Nineteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
vest. Noble Grand L. c. Matthews
has notified all members to be pres
ent on this occasion. Capt. W. p.
Pumphrey, degree master, will have
charge Of the degree team. The cap
tain Of the bowling team reports that
the Central Lodge team Is In the lead
for the first prize and members are
requested to attend the games and
witness the contests between the sew
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pennsylvania grand temple has a
membership Of eightytwo temples and
fund of $3,6S3 in its treasury.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-18

! mayor por el robo que acababa de
! -ealizar Greco por su instigacion.
e. p!amont&s continue cuando tuvo
vacios sus bolsillos:
-Voy, por 10 tanto, 4 cncontrar a
M.ssiri que me ha notificado Ia lie
alGa del director, y que me ha dicho
10 que debia hacer.
DespuGs explico, jadeante aGn, CO.
mo habia conseguido apoderarse de
aquella suma.
Fabia esperado que nadie quedara
en- Ia casa. Nadia, la criada arabe,
no le habia podido DIR entrar... Ia
habia encerrado en- la cocina.... en-
t-0 en- ell iiespacho de Missiri... saba
UIe Ia GAIA, con numerarlo dos d!as
antes recibido por ell administrator,
sc hallatu en- el 2rmario arabe: forzo
las puerats Y Ia GAIA llena de monedas
V habia llenado sus. bolsillos sin con-
tar.
Despues sali6 sin tomarse Ia mo-
lcs.ia de disimular los rastros del crl-
men,.
Ell miedo lie ponia aun palido y
tenbloroso.
Silvano lie calmo-
;Qu:en pod:a ~suponerlo?
Ell robo Sc achacaria . cualquier
malechor indigena y Sc buscaria al
culpable entire los que sabfan que ell
gerente habia recibido aquella SUI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-18
VI. MUZQUlZ BLANCO.

icto: TODD aFlello lie parecia muy ma
tural.
Su espa&2 : ST hija. n joven Paula,
'umPlime@saroa p impostor como . su
future sahor. Y deSputs ie paslr un
lila en aquclla cas&. e. desertor par
TO. dirigisndose, decia, = Bone, q case
ial senior 3Iissiri, no sin antes vestir
So dycentsmente Y reciLir doscien:os
frances De los que II mayor parte,
oasaroa : mano de Nahmet. para re-
"ompcnsar su lealtad, al ser ~dcspedido
cua3do lIegaron Z Tizi-Anzon.
BESIDE entonces e. fugitive no tenia
na3a que temer.
Cuaventa ' ocho ho-as despues lie,
gaba 4 Bone. ! una caSucha dc Ia ca
lie de Constantine, en- Ia que viva el
hermano de Cecilia con ell nombre de
Giuseppe Napoli.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-18

?ombre DC Julian Dome, proceden-
te De T'uncz. eli Ia posadG de Marco
Pei, donde hah:taba ell italiano, des-
2u&s te haber tornado ina hab;taci0n
y desputs de haberse comfortable con
ila bucna comida Sc dirigio al Sitio
nor g! cual habia de venir el false Ma
poll.
Gouociendo maravil,osamente Ia re-
sion e esDeratA SECURE De que lie
ha6ia dc encontrar.
Estlba en- las riberas de Ia Sey-
5sise. ! dos kilometres pr6ximamente
del sitio donde Senas le esperaba pa
SeandoSe.
Cuanjo Sc calm6 en- casa del pia-
monies el asombro cauSado por este
2~ncuentro ineSperado, les dijo que ha-
5ia l.egado IN Glrse a conocer Y
que era Z toda costa n%ecesario que
Missiri, ignorara su ~preSencia en b.
ne, donde, por otra parte, no pensa-
- permanecer largo tempo.
Sin entrar en- largas explicaciones,
dijo que todo Sc habia %conjurado
contra el desde Ia muerte del senior
SpSraudien y que Sc habia visto obli-
gado = partir q fin de pode-se de-
ferIer, O. por 10 menos, preparar con
TIA los que lie habian quitado una her
mosl revancha, casandose con la hija
de su antique principal.
Si,vano saba que podia contar con
Ia lealtad de ese hombre; solo lie