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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS

The comedy Black Opetany''
provided much merriment for a fair
sized audience in the s. Cashiers
school auditorium Sunday evening
il was presented by mem ers Of the
Literary circle OF St Casimir's
church. Including the comedy extra
numbers filled in the evenings pro-
gram opening with a song by girls
from the eighth grade. national
dance "Krakowiak" by children Of
the first grade. and a song entitled
Spring" by members taking part
in the play. Music throughout the
evening was furnished by Billy
Pegowslti.
The comedy itself. under the di-
rection Of Miss Anna Sypniewski.
was a big success.
Following is the cast Of charac-
tiers: "Czeslaw Orlewicz.' owner Of
a village. Alojzy Wcisel: "Anastazya
SniezkOwa," his sister. Miss Stella
Moskwinski: "Klementyna." her
daughter. Miss Pose GrzeZinski:
"Celestyn Slowkiewicz." their cousin.
NJ. Plensner; MARGIN" bailiff. Vim
cent Salwin; "Salusia." his daughter.
Miss Agnes Smigiels<i; Black. d"
farm hand. Edunmd Czarnecki;
"Walek." farm hand, Edwin Szyman-
ski.
A repetition OF the operetta
Cork Aldermana," staged by the
Falcons. Z. Balicki, No. band, took
place Sunday evening in Warsaw
hall before even a greater audience
than at the first performance. The
cast consisted Of 1 8 people. The sue
cess of the affair is particularly due
TO Joseph Kolo. who originally drill
ed the cast Special music was furn-
ished by Pegowski brothers or
chestra.
Miss Sophia witucki. residing
three miles west Of the city. was
very pleasantly surprised Sunday
afternoon by a number of her school
mates on the occasion Of her birth
day anniversary. Games and music
were enjoyed during the afternoon
and near the close luncheon was
served. Miss Wituski was presented
with pretty gifts.
Those who attended were: Misses
i. M1kOlaJeWSkl. l. l>aSkOWSkl. l.
Cwiklinski. NJ Nyga, l. Drejer. L.
Somorg. +. Drejer. J. Smogor. J.
Drejer. NJ Wesolowsk. 3. Sledzi-
kowski, NJ Buczkowski, F. Nowicki.
T. Zawodny. c.. Grzesk J. Bolka.
A Paczesny. b. Witucki and w.
Nowak.
The military rank Of Falcons. T.
B. No. /. will hold their exercises
Wednesday evening at z. 3. hall.
The singing practice Of X Pu-
laski Falcons choir will be held
Tuesday evening at Warsaw hall.
Eleonor. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Vincent Pulkis. was baptized
Sunday afternoon at st. Hedwige
church. The god-parents were Mrs.
Eleanor Borkowski and Anthony
Polu binski
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

seph ST. will be hostess 10 the
members of the WOmen's Mission
airy society Of the First Baptist
church in the evening.
Members Of the NeighbOrhood
circle will meet at the home Of Mrs.
W. II. Hinkle, 1879 Portage av.
There will be a meeting OF the
Missionary society Of the First Pres
byterian church in the church par
Tors.
Mrs. Carl Randolph, SIS : Eddy
ST. will entertain the members Of
the Friday Friendship club.
Members of the Women's Bible
class OF the First church OF the
Brethren will be entertained at the
home of Airs. Jacob Price. Virginia
st
Mrs Harvey A. Teeters. 1905
Haney av. will entertain the third
section Of the Ladies Aid society
OF the Hope Presbyterian church.
Saturday.
Miss Mildred Roush. 220 +. Penn
sylvania av. will entertain the ct
terbein girls OF the United Brethren
church in the afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
Yesterdays CEREAL.

Among the left-overs that most
housewives regard as hopeless of a
second serving are cereals. Not one
housewife i'm ten thinks II possible.
or at least worth while, TO save oat-
meal left from breakfast to serve at
another meal If there is any left
she no doubt blames herself-in
these days of high prices-for having
prepared too much, or blames heT
family for having needed less than
usual: but like spilled milk. there is
no use crying over il. and so il is
consigned 10 the place whittier all
wasted food takes its way-the un-
mentionable garbage pail
This is really a great pity. for
there is not a cereal that cannot be
turned 20 account in perfectly
wholesome way Whatever is left
should be turned out from the double
boiler into a bowl and when cool.
covered and placed in the ice box.
If there rs just a little il should be
combined with next days cereal.
which should. of course. in that case.
be OF the same sort. For instance.
if the equivalent of one portion Of
oatmeal is left today il may be used
tomorrow 10y adding il to the new
batch, stirring il vigorously i'm after
the new is made and then heating
il thoroughly before serving Ma
turally. ven will need 20 use less
cereal the second day and hence
there will be "a saving The same
ed cereals Rice and any OF the
cooked wheat or corn cereals. may
he used with forcemeat instead or
bread crumbs i'm stufing such things
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

members OF the Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. OF Grace Evangelical church.
Members of the Munson Chapel
Aid society Will meet with Mrs. %.
o.. MilHken. Crumstown rd.
The Helena Rehekah Sewing cir
Gle will be entertained by Mrs.
Augusta Trepan and Mrs. William
Burmeister at the odd Fellows
hall
AIRS. ". 3. Schaefer. 527 Lincoln
way r., viii entertain the members
of the old Time Friends club.
Member cot the Ideal Embroid
cry club viii hold a meeting az the
home OF AIRS. Nada Bolen. go
Wcnger 81.
Mrs John Edwards viii be hos
tess to the mem bers OF the Pastime
club az her home on the South Mich
igan I'd
Mrs n. Compton Of Mishawaka
viii le hostess at a meeting Of the
Twin city Sewing circle
a meeting or the Delta Alpha
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
Your Wedding Day
And the Famous Men and Women Who Have Shared Il
With You
BY Mary AIa<sl4an'

married TO Walter Damrosch some
years previously.
IN spite of the many fluctuations
and bright predictions that were
made at the time the Beale- Blaine
marriage did not turn out To be a
happy one; and it ended finally in a
divorce. after which Mr. Beale was
married for a second time.
Two hundred and seventy-six years
ago today a royal wedding took place
at Whitehall, London. The bride was
Mary. princess royal daughter Of
King Charles l, and the bridegroom
was William, Prince of Orange. Be
cause Mary's mother very vigorously
opposed this match there was prac-
tically no ceremonial connected with
the wedding and il might not have
stood out as prominently as il does
were il not for the fact that this un-
ion proved 10 be the connecting link
between the line of the Stuart kings
Of England and William of Orange,
who succeeded them For the little
Princess Mary and her husband
Prince William were the mother and
father Of the William Of Orange.
who having married Mary. daughter
of James II. the last of the Stuarts.
was invited 10 come over 10 England
and reign
The Princess Mary. whose we'd
ding occurred 276 years ago today.
was but 10 years old at the time she
was married, but it was not for over
two wears that she WAS nerrnitred 10
leave home and go 10 Holland.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

class of the First Brethren church
will be held at the home OF Miss
Helen Crow. 522 Pennsylvania av.
Mrs. Ernest Miller. r. Keasey St.
will be hostess To members of the
Ladies' Aid and Home Missionary
societies Of the First Evangelical
church.
Members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of Epworth Memorial church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Sluss.
1117 y. O. Brien ST.
Members OF the Eureka club will
be entertained at the home OF Mrs.
Anna Detzler. 80 Cushing ST
Mrs. J. r.. Birdsell. ST. W. Col
fax av.. will entertain the members
OF the knitting circle which has
been recently formed
There will be a meeting of the
Ladies Aid society OF the Confer
ence Memorial church in the church
parlors.
Friday.
Mrs. a. N Hodson. 615 ;. ST. Jo-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
Announcements

The Kings Heralds society Of
Grace NJ. +. church will be enter
tanned Thursday afternoon after
school hours at the home of the
Misses Margaret and Roberta AL
berts. 40S Dubail av.
Members of the Melville Dancing
club will meet this evening for their
regular evening Of dancing at Mel
Vile hall. The club meets every two
weeks on Monday evening.
The Past Chiefs association of the
Pythian Sisters will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. John Staples,
1914 Lincoln way w, instead of with
Mrs II. f. Vitou, as has been an
nounced.
Members of the Woman's College
club will meet at the home Of Mrs
J. Dudley Peterson. 112 Franklin
place. Tuesday afternoon for bus
mess session. Annual election Of
officers Will take place. For the en-
tertainment day of the club. which
occurs the third Tuesday of each
month. Mrs. L. j, Oare has been
secured to give a reading of the
play. "Kindling." A dinner Will
close the afternoon but it has not
been decided where the dinner will
be held
Mrs. L. J. Oare will present a
paper on Earning and Saving as
Factors in the Development Of
Character" and Mrs. G. +. Francis
will read a paper on the Necessity
of Training our Daughters 10 be
Home makers and Wise Mothers" at
a meeting Of the mothers department
of the Progress club Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 in the club rooms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
April 3O-TruXtOn Beale and Harriet
Blaine-William, Prince of Orange
and Wary. Princess ROYal.

April 3O-TruXtOn Beale and Harriet
Blaine-William, Prince Of Orange
and Mary. Princess Royal.
Twenty-three years ago today
TruXton Beale was married 10 Har-
riet Blaine. the only unmarried
daughter Of James c.. Blaine. The
wedding took place in the Blaine
residence in Washington. near the
white house, and the event marked
the end of the period of deep mourn
ing in which the Blaine family had
been ever since Blaine's death. In
spite Of the fact that Truxton Beaie.
a former minister to Persia and
Greece, was high in diplomatic life
and in spite of the position Of the
Blaine family in official society in
Washington, all the arrangements
tended to rob the wedding of an Off
ciaf character. and although many
prominent persons were present.
there were no formal invitations for
the wedding. Many invitations were
given through informal notes and
many were merely verbal
The ceremony took place at one
O'Clock when preceded by Ned Nc
Lean. son Of John r. Mclean, dress
ed in the costume of a medieval
page the bride entered the drawing
room OF the Blaine mansioh She
was accompanied by her brother.
James c. Blaine who gave her
away. The ceremony took place in
front OF the fireplace at the same
SPOT where Margaret Blaine the
brides sister, stood when she was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

The marriage OF Hiss Elinor Eos
ter McAlillin. daughter Of Hon. and
Mrs Benton McMilhn Of New York
city and Joseph Doty oliver. jr.. son
~ Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. oliver OF this
city. took place 40 noon Monday. at
Sherry's. New York. Due 20 the
absence 81 Mr. McMulin. who is
United States minister TO Peru. the
wedding was celebrated very quietly.
only relatives and few friends
b1ing present az the ceremony. The
service was read by Rev. John r.
.Iewett Miss Catherine oliver. a
sister or Mr.. oliver. was maid Of
honor. while Miss Kathleen Comegys
Of New York was Miss McMilHn's
bridesmaid. Attending Mr. oliver was
his brother. James oliver. jr. Mr.
and Mrs. oliver will reside in South
bend. Mr. oliver being treasurer OF
the oliver chilled pillow works.
:.
Announcement was made Satur-
day. April 2S, by Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
borne OF New York city OF the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Ger
aldine to F. Studebaker Fish. son Of
ar and Mrs Frederick s. Fish. 1113
r. jefferson blvd. South Bend The
announcement was made az dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs Osborne at
Sherry's. New York
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Mrs. ". X. Iamport. 500 w
Washington av.. entertained Monday
l. afternoon at a thimble IN compli-
4Inent 10 her house guest, Mrs. Clare
Iamison Of Duluth, MINI.
-
Members Of the Marian club met
Sunday afternoon at the club house.
for a social hour between 4 and
o'clock in the afternoon Tuesday
evening the first Of the monthly
feature evenings. open To members
only. viii be enjoyed. A program
has been arranged for the evening
which begins at 9 o'clock
=.
Announcements have been re-
ceived here by friends of Frank b.
Whitaker OF his marriage TO Miss
Margaret Banta OF Denver, Colo.
saturday April Z, at the home of
the brides aunt. Mrs. Katherine
Graham Lamb of Detroit Mich. The
Young couple were both graduates
Of Indiana university in 1916, and
Mr. whitaker was formerly a prom
inent high school athlete in this
city Mr.. and Mrs Whitaker are
residing at 744 Cass av., Detroit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

Oatmeal. and raisins-Seed half ;
cupful Of raisins and cut them in
half. stir them into two cupfuls Of
cooked oatmeal Put into individ-
ual mOulds and harden. Serve with
cream.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
THURSDAY

Mr Herbert Fueroringer. fa'
harrtdn az, VIII he hostess q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
PERSONALS

Mrs. Clare JamisOn of Duluth,
Mimi, is the guest of Mrs. W. X
Lamport. 322 w. Washington av.
Mrs J. Fred Christman. 532 s.
Carroll St. accompanied by her sis
ter. Mrs. Kollas of st. Louis Mo.
will return 10 South Bend Tuesday.
Mrs. Christman attended the we'd
ding Of her niece. formerly Miss
Irene Kollas. while in st. Louis.
Mrs. Alma Shirk, 319 y. 81. Louis
blvd. spent Sunday III Goshen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

Baby Shoes, soc, SOC, 75c, Sl.OO,
all ColOrS.
Complete line of infants vests
silk and wool, wool and merceriz
summer weights.
Infants rubber diapers, also the ri
Der Sheeting for beds AMI carria
pads.
See the line of novelties in rattle
hot water bags, carriage straps al
baby books.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
Social Calendar
Tuesday.

lMtStidNs
Miss Margaret Giel. SPA Clinton
ST.. viii be hostess to members Of
che La Kota Wajons club.
a meeting Of the South Bend
Bird club will be held in the high
school.
Mrs. II. w. Eldredge, 7O2 w. Col
fax av.. will entertain the members
IF the clio circle.
There will be a meeting Of the
mothers department of the Progress
club
Members Of the Independent
Home Telephone club will meet ar
the home of Mrs. r. +. Daicey.
1925 Yukon av
Mrs. II. r. Vitou, 739 5. Michigan
So. will entertain the members of
the Past Chiefs association.
Members Of the Ayudadora circle
viii be entertained at the home of
Mrs r. c. Noble. PA +. Bartlett
SO.
Members OF the c. w. b. NJ. of
Indiana Avenue Christian church
viii meet at the home of Rev. w. ).
Brundige, 234 Haney av.
Mrs. George Beyler. 22$ :. Lafay-
cite olvd., will entertain the Won
EMS Foreign Missionary society of
the First NJ. +. church
Members Of the Fideleters' club
w.n be entertained at the home of
Yrs Joseph Roberts. f. ColfaX av.
tea in honor of Mrs G. +.
Drummond. chairman OF the music
department of the Progress club,
viii be given al the Nicholson Inn
by the members of the department.
meeting Of the directors of st.
Joseph Hospital Aid society viii be
held al the hospital az O'Clock.
The Rfble class Of districts seven
and eight will meet every Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock during the
month Of May at the home of Mrs.
MARI hinhouse. Leland av,
"Wednesday.
Mrs. RI. Swinehart. Sis Marietta
81. VIII be hostess 20 members OF
the n. q. club.
Members of the North side Social
club will be entertained at the
|. home OF Mrs. Carl Swanson, 74s
Diamond av.
y The Pythian Tea ladies Will meet
N the X. OF +. Hall
The :. :. G.. r. Of the First Breth-
rem church will meet in the church
parlors with Mrs. Clarence Sholly
as hostess
Section one OF the literature de
apartment of the Progress club will
neet in the club rooms
An all day meeting Of the Ply
fna
home OF Mrs. Harry Yerrick. 221 :.
ST Joseph ST.
Mrs Winnie Lawrence. North
shore dr.. will be hostess To- mem
beers Of the north section Of the ).
x o. +. of the First Brethren
churln
Airs John Kuespert. S12 Broad
way. viii entertain the old Friends
club
Mrs Bertha smith. Center town
ship viii be hostess Co members OF
the Dorcas society.
Mrs q. +. Brummord. ga River
side dr.. viii entertain IRE members
q the Woman's Literary club.
Mrs Harry A. Engmau. jr- 1913
q Coifax av.. viii zoe hostess TO
members of the wednesday card
club
meeting OF the Home Needle
work club viii De he'd at the home
of Airs %. T.. Adams t11s r. Broad
way
Thur- iay.
Mn Herbert Fuerbringer. fao
haFrtdn az, VIII Pee hostess 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

w q. W Camp. No. 2S. regular
meeting Monday night; social en-
tertainment COMMITTEES.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
T0M0RR0W'S MENU

FOR TUESDAY.
The May Pole is up.
Now give ne the cup.
I'll drink 70 the garlands around It,,
But first unto those
Whose hands did compose
The glory OF flowers that crown d
H." Henry Bold. 1861.
Breakfast.
Rhubarb Cereal and cream
Poached Eggs
Banana Popoveres Coffee
Luncheon or supper.
Sliced Ham
Fried Potatoes
Baking Powder Biscuits
Oatmeal and Raisins
Dinner.
Asparagus Soup
Lamb Chops Scalloped Potatoes
Parsnips
Orange salad
Rrubarb Pie
Banana popovers-Add 10 one
cupful of milk two well beaten eggs.
Sift one cupful of flour into the
milk. Pour into hot buttered pans
about half full. Put in the center
of each a thick slice of ripe ba-
mana and bake in a hot oven.
Oatmeal. and raisins-Seed half
cupful OF raisins and cut them in
half. stir them into two cupfuls OF
cooked oatmeal Put into individ-
ual moulds and harden. Serve with
cream.
Asparagus soup-Cut the stalks of
a bunch of asparagus in small pieces
and boil them slowly for an hour,
until they can be pressed through
4 cOlander. The stalks should be
cooked in three cupfuls of water,
with a teaspoOnful of salt and tho
pulp, as much as will 90 through
the colander. should be returned TO
the water in which the stalks were
cooked. Have quart of milk,
thickened with tablespoonful each
OF butter and -four hot, and pour
the asparagus on this in a double
boiler. Add a cupful of cooked tips
and pour the hot soup slowly over
the two beaten egg yolks. Season
with salt and pepper and serve it at
puca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07

sumerairse en- las rrofundiGaies del
Cceaao. logra asirse j una tab!a sa!-
vadora; asi fac CUE. sin dar !ugaY 4
cue 81 padre contestast, eXc!am5:
-Tentis Tn noble coraz6n. primo
rlio: mi vida catcra ia consagrarG 4
amaros.
Y al decir ESQ. tendi6 ST. maro Al
cabaIle'o de Asst. cue estam?d en-
ella M beso apasionado.
-iPobre Gontr;:n!, Densd de Asst
Al mismo tempo que representaba a.
quella infame comed;a con su p-ima.
Sus escrGpulos no lie sirvea para
otra cosa, que para comcter ridicu-
.~,eses; cnmedio De todo. debo de es-
.arlc agradccido. pues sin sus nett
c~ulocidadeS, no ne ha!iaria en- viSpe-
.ras de casarme con el million de mi
prima. Vamos. que el noble marques
de Lacy cs tonic de capirote.
Ocho Gs~ despues, con Ia desespe-
"a cion en- el alma, Gontrar c,taba
en- Paris. sujeto 4 Ia fatal Influenza
de aquelIa nefasta mujer cue Sc la
maba Leona.
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EOLLETiN Mum. IS
Ell PACTo De SANCRE.

Poneos - sa.ro, ss peysisUea.
Marcar;,a do u griVo L. terror
" e rcfur.6 81 = fonde de "a choza.
creyendo ser Ia severa fisonomia De
% padre aparecer lie IN moaeHto 4
o:co.
g Marques, como soldado Que es-
pera .! eaemigo q PIE firme- aguar-
d :mpavido "a !legada de ! per
Segu!Go-eS. resuelto 2 no dejaEse are
oatar = 81 amante.
Ks para ri. pens6. 70 IA he res
n";aGo ne pcccenece ' Qaiero que
seq m; e,posa.
e rUido de los caballos dejose OR
cor cstra2ito: INSTANCES despues Una
sombra apareci5 en- el din;e! &c IA
enrrada de Ia choza.
Gentraa lanzo IN grito de coraje
y retrocedio un Paso. Lsoaa -staba
ante e., t~arquila, fra. ' en- sus Ia
bios Sc dibu:ab@ ma sonrisa Ge des-
den.
Mayga7:ta, . q vista de aquella
mnier que 70 coEocia. V que tan des-
delosamente n2iraba al marques. Dor
Il, Sent'mienuo eRtrs3o miro con
oS'o a IL desconocida.
Aprovechando Ia sorpreSa de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
,ompaheros dc IA espada.

Compaheros dc "a espada.
Este pa3o ap4s 1os es iadispeasa-
bic para mayor claridad en- nuestfo
.eiato.
\ principles de inyierno Gel aNo
.Io3....el baron de NortDieu no ha-
b!a aun abandonado IA campaha pc
"a regresar a Paris, 4 pesar de estaT
en- p'eno mes de Dciembre.
FL baron Mort-Dieu, habitaha en-
Il tier-as de igual non,bre, situadas
en- el fondo del Berry, entire ia Cha
ire V Chatearoux.
Mort-Dieu no era IN palacio de
g6tica arquitectura. sino una eleghE-
te morada de moderno gusto, rodea-
da de IN parque a Ia inglesa, amue-
blada Y decorada como pud;era es-
tarlo una dc las mas coquetonas vi.
las % Is cI:slniaS de Paris.
Gran parte del aho 10 pasaba cl
baron en- sus ~posesiones scgdn unes,
por. misantropia. segin otros. Dor vi
viz aislado con su joven esposa, con
Ia que Sc habia casado en- segundas
nupcias hacia dos amos pr6x:n3amea-
tc.
Nuestro p~ersonaje aparentaba ser
IN hombre &c cincuenta 4 c]iacuenta
y circo amos, fue-te Y Ileno de salud,
' al parecer. dcstirado ! una fonge-
vidad NADIA comun; sus cabellos aUl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07

podfa1 pasar por Hceros; ere de Gle
vatla esracuEa y dcreeho como IL agu
ia de uM eanpalaris, sers q psSaE dc
4 Pderte constitution que reveiaba
{! baron, un es%crupuToso observation
hubiese pod;do dar I'm m.ntfs 4 aque
las ~aparieneias de salud Y ~juvsntud,
fiiandose en- el color cetrino Y anna
rillento de su rostro surcaao por va
rias arrugas, 81 no prematrras. acen-
tuadas por e. do!or y ia i~ntranquif-
dad de 81 espiritu.
Las causas de aquellas huellas de
sufrimiento, quizas hubiesen poaido
hallarse en- sus ojos de mirada ne
lanc6lica y apagada, de los que bro
taba alguna vez una chispa de faror
reconcentrado.
Para IN medico no podia el baron
vivir mas de dos meses, Y este hon.
bre que sareeia destinado g ~alcanzar
Iarsss alss de vida, habia de morir
rapidameate, sin ruido, sin extremeci-
~nlientos, conao una lampara que des-
provista de aceite, Sc apaga.
Una tarde de Diciembre, Y dias
antes de noche buena, hallabase Ell
baron sentado a Ia chimenea que
habia en- el gran salon de su morada
de Mort-Dieu, con la mirada fila en-
a Hueeo y ts c1be5e trstsmerte in
clinada; parecia absorto en- lugubres
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07

Tuc Maraarita, que interp2niGn-
dose entire 81 padre Y e. marques,
s~xclaano:
Padre mic, no e~asti.utis 4 csc
hom5re!
Y miranda fijamente a Gont-&n; le
dijo:
-Ocreced 81 brazo a vuestra cspo-
sa. la marques lie Lacy, ' retiraos.
Na-earita, apoyandose en- ell brazo
De 81 padre. sali6 de Ia choza, no sin
lamar antes al asombrado Gontran
una mirada ~despreciativa.
AHtes de salir lie Ia choza e. ca
ballero de Asci. murmur6 al dido de
Gontran:
No tomeis tan en- serio vuestro
papel de r2ptor, amigo mic.
Contran parecia haber perdido el
don de "a palab-a; el Cinismo &c Leo
na y del cabaIlero de Asst le habian
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