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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-04

The stranger sank back the blankets and stretched
his arms in yawn.
"What matter the marriage" ne said 81 stay"
The nagpie walked about the room with absurd
twisnes Of lis glossy black head. He found Jew
pieces Of bread the oor which he carried and
carefully tucked under the blankets. One crust he
cached under his masters moccasined feet calling in
deep throaty voice, Muck a-muck muck-a-muck 'the
Indian word for food
The door opened slowly and the girl entered The
two stared at each other silently for few seconds
then the visitor TO his feet OF ugter amaze
rnent and admiration upon his lips for the girl gypsy
fashion, had decked her hair and with the yellow
lilies Of the mountain slope. She threw up her head
and laughed giving little shake to her Shoulders
one who drops heavy burden. Pointing TO the pet,
She said
That's funny friend you have did you ride on
his wings over the mountains"
The stranger made all preparations for long stay
and Paul, when he understood that he was relative
of the grandmother accepted the innovation pleasantly
and went on at his spring work with song on his
lips.
her went the maybe and the magpes master. She
did not sit moody and stess had been her habit OF
late, but laughed and danced from morning until night
She grew mischeyous and altogether adorable. Paul
petted her and humoed her in his delight Then grad
ualy sense of fear seemed to grow in her eyes. The
stranger when her husband Was not about, began
showing his mastery over her He would hold her
while the magpe bit her ankles and hands, and then
would lagh at her screaming. Aiterward though he
would grow SO winning and beg hard that She would
forgive him Then he would tie her to a tree limb, by
her hair and lash his whip on the ground about her,
while the magpe screamed in mock sympathy
II began grow upon the girl that he was like this
brd--winning bright beautiful cruel theying and
grateful but nevertheless he fascinated her, the
eyes OF a snake fascinate little squirrel The only time
that she rebeled against him when he ordered her
to 60 and once steal Pete Riye's gold nuggets
from his cabin wall With her memory Of that fright
full flight the mountains and the threat OF the jail
She begged and pleaded but in the end she went weep
ing, to do his bidding
At last, in the usual manner the world over some
one considered his duty inform the sheriff OF the
conditions in his own household AT first he laughed
then he took to watching AID one day he believed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-04
sTHEanAGPlE


The man protested but when he slept that night she
slipped away Reaching the trail she went down to the
little settlement around the Mission IN the valley Max
ing straight for the OF Sam Hoffman, She stood ~
the doorway with the aspect ot child that has earned
its lesson To the intense audience that crowded about
her She told her story OF repentance and that she wished
10 give back the stolen money She sad that the sher-
if was injured and that in this way she had escaped
coming alone TO give back What she had taken. / ne
Selfish Indian is yindicye and when even the gold
nuggets Of Pete Rive forthcoming, they decided TO
let bygones be bygones,
When Paul Finlay, the sheriff came back to the
valley he found the affairs which he had taVailed
in such despair peacefully and simply settled. Inc
pirl was penniless, but free The next morning ne
found her walking in the dusr in the road that leads 10
the railway station lie jumped from his horse, letting
the rein hang while he went toward her She waited
for him, little anxiousy
"Whad you goin do now, Paul tlnay" she SAID:
For answer the mans went out awkwardly and
pulled her TO him. He gave sort OF sob.
1t was the girls reparaon-the price she was paying
for her escape from Jail With the man IT was no
question of give and take Tie adored her. She
moved him and haunted him mysterlousy like the voice
of the wind or the perfume OF the frs lie developed
great energy and ambition after he had carried her 10
his allotment OF land and log cabin that he became
the wonder OF the valley, But the girl did not make
even passabe housekeeper. The little home had
very uncoufding aspect All the family possessions
were lett huddled against it for sae-keeplng while the
girl, for whom the mountains had strange calling,
would wander in the forests Paul, being an Indian,
understood her gypsy ongngs. He smiled ndugenty
as he stepped over the heap of domestic rubbish to
enter his door
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One day he made,a suggestonthat they seek out tne
grandmother and bid her come 1--we with them 10 Keep
things in order. Ihcold woman was not hard 10 mo-
and bearing no malice toward the glrl tor her uesei
ton came Willingly, with a weird cackle OF elation rid-
ing in The little wooden cart, drawn by the Jumping gov
ernment mule.
one bright windy morning the girl bade Paul good,
by on the doorstep She stood sessy watching untll
his horse disappeared behind the little hills then she
began walking toward the snow-coYered peaks OF the
mountains The old woman padded noiseessy out Oh
the house carrying kettle wnen she heu M" 49,
AT the little stream and then swung over hfe started
on the edge OF the clearing hen she commenced the
weekly washing She poked the clothes with long
pole and the steam rising around her wrinked race,
gave her the appearance OF witci brewing strange
connections All at once she broke into Wild laughter.
Taking the pole from the water she pointed with It
toward the roadway go, .,
A stranger was coming across the ioot-nIls 10 lle
lutle lop home HE was riding supple black horse
thar tossed sweeping name and ta. lhe winter was
lust .oftenng and the bright sunlight gnted over nl.
He came riding last, force and beauty eNpiesseu III
ever, motion ht central object for mountain land
scape with the beuedicon OF spng upon IT, ms long
black hair hung free his large eyes laughed and mockru
and upon his shoulder rode great black ana whiie
magpe The witch ike woman walked to the front OF
the house and threw wide the door then with wave 81
her hand b,de tle Stranger enter He leaped from hs
horse without word ofgreeting, tossed 20 the woman
the ends OF his bridle and boldly invaded me dwelling
The pet bird flying in noiseless circles about ms head
went with him lie flung himself upon The iollel
blankets against the wall When she had nnsaddled
the horse The sauaw returned and proceeded to wait
upon the magnificent visitor who lay stretched AT ms
ease Then she questioned him
II have called you for three SHOWS. She sad 'Did
not the magpe give YOU notice. 1t is now too late She
is married"
The man raised his head and smiled sarcasic1ily
Is she as beautiful as ever he sad
More She is like moonlit lake replied the old
woman
Money he questioned With mote eagerntss
The hag gave sign OF cunning assent saying faul
he give her plenty"
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4. -. ~, f,IEI,. II. lr,iai hnk
men men was 'ns'' iu'''''-~ MS "'o"'' n.y.
deW. >.oa /. d.,,,. n. -.r,ov.r
WITH his gun to ne n,-ys seao 70 aroye me - y.
from te capin lH e"'.. Wen. 'aus . ns -, s-s~
magpe on ms snou.u'' W.. .e u'l '.a -. e. Is.
men the taylnS t H., l'sn Nus '"e ''u S'"~- W."
house hou,sSe anu @ palIcu 'Ie uoyl l.,, a. kAnL,+,
WIN narrowed eyes We yI kne'' =, - sns .ss,4.s,
pied tlgi aedn'sI 'ne Wsh ~ ~as ' cha -
heI WIS 70 m9'h @ " p"s"'' III, H., ~, ri. IoLan
MN III MS '''od' 'o"s"'' '"'"s nun " '''
name H., mo c.,es, T
Leyoo. tee-oo-ua Cove e' '"'s'' =
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31
Are, You Aware That Y
Can Buy Happiness?
"
1 GU

possible purchase happiness sunshine, wider increased knowledge
within reach Does ym
oft o
Chltrns
cooking embroidery and
"Ih Mail
month
the InmdA
EVERY MAN interested in farming whether
find n
in and him
watch by million readers weekly
family will keep posted all the local happenings Tyn
o. a
dunn of information about everything this Such mdhr
will published and home complete with
of this each week.
If price the three publications $500
Can afford to neglect this opportunity
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U. S. NAVY.

Washington, Marcb-W With q
cry for help that an entire city of
1000 may be saved from total col
lapse and it's inhabitants safe
guarded against possible examina-
ton for insanity, a newspaperman,
of Visalia, California, has appealed
to the q. s. Marines to give him
the answer to a puzzle published
in his paper, which was started on
it's mission by them. He writes
that the Mayor and other city Off
cials, the police anu fire depart
ments, and other trigonometrlcal
experts have all failed to solve it.
Here's the puzzle: There are
three houses in q row with a gaz
plant, q steam plant, and water
plant in rear Of them, and the
grand central idea is to run q pipe
line from each plaut to each house
without crossing lines or going
through house.
Hereafter the citizens of Visalla
who bump into metaphysical or
other perplexities will "Tell It to
the Marines"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31

Geo; W. Dallas, New iberia, La,
four shares
Fritz Dietlein New Iberia, La, five
shares
Clet Girard. New Iberia, La, two
shares
King Bros, per L. King, New Iberia,
La, i've shares
]. Arthur Goodwin, d. d. s., New he
ria, La, three shares
J. y. Valet, per ID. 8. Broussard, Lo-
reauville, La, five shares
Walter Berard, per q. Girard, New
iberia, La, one share
L. Indest, New iberia, La, two shares
o. Renoudet, per J. e. hchwing, New
Iberia, La, four shares
Silvio Broussard, New Iberia, La,
three shares
ulysse Landry, per J. Il. schwing,
Segura, La, two shares
Chas. Gougenheim. New iberia, La,
two shares
Sidney Patout, per +. 8. Broussard,
New Iberia, La, two shares
+. @. Patout, New Iberia, La, two
G. N. Compton, New Iberia, La, three
shares
Alfred Granger, per J. o. BONN, Lo-
reauville, La, one share
Anton Gonsoulin, per J. o. BONN,
Loreauville, La, two shares
Il. Gaian, New Iberia, La. two shares
Henry Patout. New Iberia, La, two
shares
CASTOR Patout, New Iberia, La, two
shares
j. ID. Rose, Loreauvllle, La, one share
q. Frick, per J. o. BONN, Loreauville,
La, one share
L. T.. Leblanc, per J. q. BONN, Lo-
reauville, La, one share
Hazard Vaughn, per J. 0. BONN, Lo.
reauville, La, two shares
WITH ESSEs:
Me Delcambre,
@. A. Renoudet.
ALFRED RENOUDBT,
Notary Public
Filed this oath day of February, 1917.
hereby certify the within to be a
true copy of the original charter filed
in my office this oath day of February,
1917, and Of record in Charter Book
No. folio 1876 entry A.
J. A. GONsOULIN,
Clerk Of Court.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31
LOUISIANA STATE
BOARD or HEAL tn.

DR.. Oscar bowling, accompa
MED by Mr.. Frederick l.. Hof
man. one of the most noted stats
ticians of the United States, As.
sistsnt Surgeon II H. Garter, y.
). 2. II. Service, DIR. w H. See
mann, State Racteriolog,st and
President Of the State Medical So
ciety, will make an itinerary
of LouisiaDa--April 3, 10 visiting
Baton Rouge, New Orleans, New
iberia, Lake Charles, DeRldder,
Shreveport, Tallulab, Monroe and
Alexandria.
In the lectures delivered by Mr..
Hoffman and DR. Garter emphasis
will be laid on the plans and pur
poses Of Malaria Eradication.
Other subjects pertinent to health
conditions, typhoid fever. cancer,
ipfantlle paralysis and the DE
clining Death Rate will be dis
cussed by Mr.. Hoffman, DIR. Car
ter, and DIR. Seemann.
There will be an afternoon con.
ference and night meeting in each
of the cities. All physicians are
invited to both, and the citizens
to attend the general conference
In the evening.
One Of the purposes of THE tour
ls to arouse interest and coOpera-
ton 10 getting better statistics Of
communicable diseases in the
State, and especially of malaria.
A survey made by the State
Board OF Health of 30 towns and
cities to locate breeding places Of
the malaria bearing mosquito,
proves that the eradication Of this
pest Is practicable, and indicate
also that there Ia much less mala-
ria In the State than liz general y
supposed. Figures would be COZ >
vincing to those who have the
wrong impression of our health
conditions. Louisiana is one of
the healthiest of all the states,
but statistics are needed to prove
II to those who doubt.
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WOODMfN TO
HAVE CONVENTION
Delegations from Camp and
Circle at Alexandria Go
to New Iberia.

Alexandria, La, March 90
The following delegates will leave
here tomorrow morning for New
Iberia to represent Magnolia
Grove, Woodmen Circle, Of this
city, at the state convention.
which convenes Tuesday. Mrs.
Henry Hembling, Mrs. DR.. |. II.
Siess aud Mrs. J. q Armstrong.
The delegation from Rapides
Camp No. II, Woodmen OF the
World, to the head camp CONVEX.
tioD, which also meets in New
Iberia, will leave Tuesday morn.
ing. This delegation ia composed
Of D. b. Showalter, past head cen
sal; Rev. b. l.. Price, head clerk;
NJ. j. Weiss, M. j. Baulsh, J. L.
Treadway, r. e.. Taylor and d. M.
Price.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31

Notice IL hereby given, that under q
writ of fieri facias issued out Of the 9Th
Ward City court of the city Of New
Iberia, Parish of iberia. in the above
matter, and to me directed, /, M. j.
Dominique. City Marshal. have seized
and will offer for sale. and will sell at
public auction, at the front of the
City Halt building on Main street,
thisc city, to the last and highest bid
der, between legal sale hours, on
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1917
the following described property be-
longing to the said defendant, to-wit:
A certain lot Of land and all build.
ings thereon situated, In the parish Of
Iberia, Sixth Ward, on West Main
street. In the City of New Iberia, La,
measuring 75x200 feet bounded North
by SeEura, south by Elmer, east by
Main street, and west by Courrege,
said lot being lot No. 10 of Block No.
100 OF the official map of the city of
New Iberia, Louisiana.
To pay and satisfy the demands Of
said writ In the sum of Forty four and
10 100 dollars, t$44 7O) with interest
and all costs
Given officially this 22nd day Of
March, A. d. 1917
M. j DOMINIQUE,
City Marshal.
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kREBS DIRECTS
the n. 0. BEE.

William q. Krebs, until recently
editor and publisher of the Lake
Charles American Press, announc.
ed last Saturday that he had pnr.
chased the New Orleans L'Abeille
1.-THE Bee), q French daily newspa.
per which was founded In New
Orleans In 1927.
The New Orleans La Guepe (,he
Wssp), q French weekly, will be
consolidated with the Bee, Mr..
Krebs stated.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31
EMPLOYMENT WANTED:

WANTED: situation ~ first
class sugar planter, eultivaiuf aud
overseer. Have had many years prar.
teal experience AZ such, serving On
some OF the leading plantations q lhe
cane section References Furnished
on application. Communicate Win
AUGUST LANDRY,
If .Ieanerette, La.
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SITUATION WANTED: am open
to engagement rs salesman. or as a
drummer, or solicitor Have had ex-
perience as such. The past four years
/ was Assessor for Iberia parish, Civ
ing me an intimate acquaintance with
the business Interests of this section.
TT 4. A. DEROUEN.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31
NOTICE OF HOMOLOGATION.
10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
State of Louisiana,
Parish of iberia.
RECEIVERSHIP Of No. 6l24
IBERIA PARK ASSOCIATION

Whereas. G NJ Compton resident
Of the Parish Of Iberia, Receiver 81
the Iberia Park Association has filed
in this Honorable Court his final ac-
count as Receiver Of said Iberia Park
Association, together with his petition
praying that the same be homologated
and approved.
Notice is therefore hereby given to
all whom 1T doth or may concern to
show cause. If any they have, within
ten days from the first publication
hereof. while the prayer Of petitioner
should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable James ST.
mon, Judge of our said court, this
10th day of March A. d. 1917.
f. G.. DECUIR
Dty. Clerk Of Court Iberia Parish.
f.. 8. Broussard
33l Attorney for Receiver.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31
Itinerary
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

New Iberia La March 10th 1917.
All persons or Corporations holding
warrants for payment of money by the
Parish OF Iberia. La. are hereby mott
fed to present same TO =. Jubin Secre
tary of the Police Jury within 30 days.
p. JUBIN
3-3l Secretary Police Jury.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31

Monday night the wind changed
into the north and Tuesday morn
ing the sun rose with a singing
wind a blowing. This sudden
change in temperature made fires
again quite comfortable In the
home.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31

A Word to Nwise is sufficient J;
DON'T DELAN/
~~KLING BROS.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-31
CITY MARSHAL SALE
CITY COURT,
Sixth Ward, Parish of Iberia, State
OF Louisiana.

LEON DREYFUS
VS..
PAUL NUSSBAUM, Absentee,
L. T. Dulany, Curator Ad-Hoc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
MISS RANPIN Sc NEGO A YOTAR

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Abril c.
Miss. Jeanette Rankin. diputado por
Montana, Sc neg0 a responder cuando
fue lcido Su nombre, al II 4 tomarse
a votaci6n. 4 pesar de que e. Sc
sre,ario repiti6 la llamada, Miss Ran
kin sc obstino en- SUI mutismo, lncll-
1ardo Ia cabeza sobrc el cscritorlo en-
luc Sc apoyaba.
\ Ia terceru veZ ell que Sc lego
III nombrc. Sc lcvanto de su asiento
V con voz emocionada dijo: "Qulero
aaccr saber que apoyare a mi pals en-
cuaIuuicr resolution que sc adopte,
oero no puedo votar en- favor dc Ia
guerra. por I'm momcnto pcrmane-
10 parada. conscrvando su actItud
lie abatimiento. pcro cuando partle-
ron voccs de las galcriaS d~iciendo:
Que vote. Que vote, volvio a to-
mar asicnto Y Sc arrellcno en- Su 81
Hon. En- vista dc ESQ. SO le consIde-
70 entire los diputados que votaron
Dor la negative.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
LA SlTUACION FiNANCIERA EN-
BULGARIA.

f mlnlstro bu!garo &c flnahzaS'
Touhc, ACADIA &c e%poner en- E! 10
hranic', la Situac'on 1inahc'eF" D'
Bulgaria. sin dlsimuiar las g'an"eS
iificultadcS porque atraIiesa {! rel
no. Las dcudaS del rStado Sc c'c'a'
actualmcnte a 3.OOo.OVO y muy prom
20 Seran lgualcS a IA mItad &c Id IL
lucza nacIonai ca!cuIaua ell "''o0
n%illoncs.
BESIDE que Bulgaria Sc na'ia CT
guerra, eS dcclr, dcSdc l9l2, los gus
.os han pasado dc 1877 miI!oncS a ~
milloncs N 1916. Los lngreSoS' ma
.uraImcntc, no han h"cho sino D"jaf'
en- los siete pTimcroS mcscS dc 1913.
sumaban lOS milloncs. En- 1916 nan
5aiado mas todavia.
Cada ano el p~resupIcsto Sc ilqul-
da con un deficit que NADIA I!cga q
,oln;ar, En- los prcsupucStos dc 1914,
1915, Y 1916. era de l75 mIiiones de
News: ha habido &C Cmitlr una can
+;dad considerable de billctcs de ban
20 Esta cantidad en- circulation era
az 1915 dc 52I milloncs En- 1916
oasd dc 72i miIIones. A principles
10 1917 pasara dc sou milloncs. Pa
~ carantizar cstay cmisioncs cnor-
mo. las roscrvas on ORC del Banco
Har;ora, b1Icaro. no son mas que dc
60 ,,o mn frances
III diario ~rina,cicro ms importan-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
Miss Rankin Sc neg5 a
votar en- favor de
Ia guerra
La Camara de D~iputados aprobo la
resolution a las tres de la
ei, grnna Especial para Ia pRENsA-

Ieit grana Especial para la PRENSA
WASHINGTON, .. c. Abril 6.-La
resrluci6n declarando que eXiste un
estado de guerra entire los Estados
Un.dos V Alcmania, que habia sldo a
pro6ada ~previamentc por el Senado'
obtrvo Ia ~equisccncia dc Ia Camara
de Representatives. a las S dc la ma
mana, por I'm vote dc 373 contra 80.
Fl presidente Wilson firmara d.
cha resolution tan pronto como el VI
&c. Presidente Marsahlla haya pucs-
to su firma Ell Ia que aprObo e. Sc.
najo. En- ella Sc acepta forma!men-
te ell estado de b~eligcrancia, forza-
do por la aggression alemana, y sc au-
toriza al Presidente para que emplee
,odIs la fuerzas militares y-navales,
asi como todos los recursos de Ia ia
ci6n para llevar la guerra contra Ale
mania a un ternlino victorioso.
la Camara rechaz0 todas las en-
micndas que fucron propuestas, en-
tire elias, la de Que Sc prohibIra e.
enyio dc tropas poT mar sin Ia autorI-
.aci6n del Congreso.
.Iuy animados fueron los debates
Tue Sc Sostuvieron durantc cl tempo
,uo cstuvo q discussion cl ]proyccto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
GomDuesE9 IFitchGia


20 nay para que tcmer mas a los
dolores dc Ia ~matcrridad. FL haco
!caaoarccar los achaques del cmba-
~azo, zuDrime los dolores del alum
eramianto, procura TN r&pido resta-
9.ccirlieato. eiercita acci6n sobre
.aE Po"hos : glanduIa5 s~ccretorias
H. n lacho dando Ilcar a q1c Ia ma
ire D0eaa aiimcutar al reci6n naci
r., : aliyia . las mujeres uoryiosas,
:@u!cs o que safren de pcriodos
-rcauis"ez 0 dolorosos. No c~ontie-
re alnguna sGstancia nociva i la
1a&.e 0 c~riatura proxima d nacer,
: . necssita dieta.
OFERTA ESPECIAL
70 de tempo, al recibo de SLIGO orc
Americana, le ~enviaremos q I'd. por
eo-rco certificate, franco de porte,
GAIA de COMPUESTO NIT
CHGLLA, 0 seis cajas por $500 ?
IN ejemplar de! libro del DR.. J. H.
Dye que dice: Como Ilegar a ser
madre." EscFiba coy BISNo a:
Or. J. H Dye medics! Inaitut-.
s2z L;aeels Bldg. Ezfsa!e, N. Y.
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s",.c~a. dardo Il Ia puhlicidad 81 no.
vein Else 'ibro ~" ha Nrcrcr;Go
cl Iict,i0 slc ohra maestro lie pcrso-
aa.. ;ntcii"cutcS = amantcs De la de-
,.e.inza y purcza de lenguajc. No
cJ,:"rt". =ca-o sea mejor novela la
aur ucac NOR titulo A quot bon"
81 ~scannda aventura matrimonial
;9- tan infortunada como Ia prime
10. ror4uc two cI deSacierto dc ccdcr
~ m;uo al principe Robert dc Bro
Clio. a "he.c no;rc" de c>ta casa du
60 y 2rjncipesc2 10 Francia. que de-
rc.Govlo tar d~esarradabie do 81
oNi-tcrria eli terra americana
Acudio Dor scgundr vcz 7 los tri-
huraics CraNccses Y GstoS satiSficie-
70. de uucvo 10 dc>coS de Nadclainc
.,c-Ian1cs. anulando SUI sccundo cnla-
re 0nrGuc nj ella nj Ct principe ma.
i,i,a obtcnido dc los padres rcspccti
YES Ia authorization que en- aqucllos
t,%s cra todav;a indispensable en-
~-rarcia para dar validcz d. las allan
sa, matrimonialcs.
III Hrirrjrc Roberto, caSose lIcGo
ron MA americana divorciada Y fami-
j,arizaia con las cand;,cjas. cen la
uue vino 4 America para volvcr a
Franc;a ' s~epararsc POGO tempo
mas tarde: pero Madeleine Dcslandcs
cSr;m6 que sus cxperfcrcias matrimo
males habiaE sido harto deseraciadas
para pcnSar en- un tercer eposo Y DIES
dc 81 Scgundo oivorcio Sc hace lamar
Garoncsa tic DcsIandes.
ou< SaloncS on q punto dc eta de
Ia ociedad parisicnse que mas brilla
en- c, muado de, arte y de la licera-
,ETa.
La NarQueSa de Fontenoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
Dos F1egic8aGs TllItad0s
DOR jasaItar Ia 69adsTa
americana
I'm ccimcn ~misserioso fus coTetido
en- las ce-cauias de FL Paso,
Texas

Corrr>ponarnria Especial para ~ PtA\Nt
Ell PASO, Texas. Abril 5,-El
ma.res en- Ia tarae fueron %aPrehen-
1.aos en- IA esquina de las Gale Ell
Paso y Sexta. Francisco AgU;!ar '
Alfredo Martinez. a 0uienes Sc les
4rusa lie haher inSultado "a bandera
Ez .os EsladoS Crijos, en- Un escaR-
z,a eve h'cic~on en- 81 iugar donde
sc rs e~nccnCro.
Los testicns que prcstaron decla-
racjn aseGu-ar haber dido las ira
scs i~es7accivas. cuando pasaba Ia ma
n~:..s-acion del "Dia de Ia Lealtad."
AgIi.ar es captain carranc!Sta y
Sc cncoutcaba accidentalmente en-
e>.~ c;ud&d.
Los escandaloso fueron aprehen-
u.t-s yor el policia Juan Franco
quicn los llevo ante Ell juez correc
c;2ral. Este funcionario muit6 a
AEviIa- con $500 ' 4 Dominique con
$lUu.