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New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
MARRIAGES

sreeEP - BOEZNER - Mr. and Mr..
ni1,t-'i,. Tr-.rr- announce fhe mar
49,. 20 tr-.r daughter. Anne H.. % pr.
~ p-es.-. of Chicago. on December "a.
-cf- et fhc home ot the brides parents
itSi Mc-r.s av.. by the Rev. Dr. PopeAe
cou7-N -WTTT-On December a.. by lie
~ DR. Jacob hohr. Beatrice. dauGhtcr
~ v- and Nrs. Isaac II. VIE. 60 Laa-
renee l.. lowcn.
strk sCHWANETZ- Corporal Paul S.ak
70 Miss Frances Schwanetz. az - 10
sert's Church. hy Father brucer' on
Christmas Day.
,IxyR- KATZ-W-. and Mrs. Jacob katz
announce the marriage Of their dang n'er'
charlotte. 90 pr. Norman Niner oi Mo"-
trca.. Canada, sunday. Deccm'e. -''
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
Martha Hays, White
House Governess, Dies
Passes Away in Home OF Car
fields Daughter, Her
Former Pupil

Miss Martha Hays. VINO was gov
erness in the White House at the time
Of the assassination o. President Gar Gar
field. was found dead in bed yesterG1y
in the home Of Mrs. Joseph stance
Brown. n daughter Of President 1ar- ,,ll-
field. in Kew Gardens. Queens. PISS !.S
HAYS was spending the holidays WIN
her former pupil ,...o,o
Her death was due 70 heart disease'
Miss Hays and Mrs. Brown hau pee,
shopping in Manhattan ,o on Aom1S5 .o,srnsss rs'
complained Of feeling tired when shs
retired that night.
Miss Hays was born in England sew
enty years ago. She came to TINS l coun-
try when she was about twenty years
old. For several years she had iiyed
in Essex Fells, y. j. She had no rei@-
tives in this country.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

WEIIS-On December q. Amanda ".
daughter Of Benjamin and Rebecca Wells
Funeral services AZ her late residence, 2OJ
Madison ay.. on Wednesday evening, DE
cerrber 26. at p. m. Inteunent at con
Veuicncc Of family.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

IAMB Entered into rest. Emma G. Big
low widow 81 the late George ID. Lamb
Che home OF her daughter. Mrs. Jam'
Brveridge. az Hollis. y. y. Decem6eer =
Tuocrai services at Evergreen Chape
New Haven. Conn. on Wednesday, al
D.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
Whole Illinois Town Enrolls
In Red Cross Campaign

CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-Christmas re-
ports from the five states of the CEN
trail division of the American Red
Cross tonight indicated that the BAN
ner belonged to Prairie du Rocher, H.,
which reported that every man, wom-
an and child in tie town had enrolled.
Omaha reported that a campaign
was under way for the enrolment of
Nebraska had overrun its quota.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

NONTCON'ERY-At Indianapolis. on. De
ec,nber e3. Robert A. Montgomery, OF So9
North ,th av.. Mount Vernon, y. y; fu-
neral services at First Aethodist Episco-
nal Church. Sth av. and I'd st.. Mount
Vernon. on Wednesday. o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

DUNkAK- Entered into rest. Monday, De-
oembrr o.. 1919. iu her eighty-siKth year
Emre Le1rore. widow Of Henry Dunkak,
beloved mother OF Adelaide b. Alike, Caro-
t-a B. v..e- Fmma J.. Moldanke and
H.r-, Dl-L.e. Funeral services az her late
residence. laI West g2I g.. on Wednesday
December o.. 5 70. m. lutermcnt private.
Kindly omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

WILLIAMS Suddenly. At StoninRton. Conn,
Trhrain, Williams. husband Of Edith Kim
b1U williams. Services az StoninCtcn
cdnesday. December 20. at J.. m.
WILIICH At her home, 70 Fairview nv.
NcN Brighton. $. l.. on December @.
Frnilie H. (nee Pabstj. widow of Theodore
WiUch Funeral services at her late resi-
dcrre. Wednesday. December 2G. Mt : p. m.
intcrmrnt private. Please omit flowers.
Chicago papers please copy.
WITTMANN-At her residence. The Tower.
Norristown. n. j., December %, 1917.
-legnor Cecilia van Beuren. beloved wife
az Joseph Wittmann. and daughter Of the
late Annie Theresa Clotlde kerriRan and
Henry Spingler van Beuren. Funeral
fc..yices will be held at 50. Marks Church
"d av. and 10th st., New York City. on
Thursday. December q. at p. m. Inter
ment ST. Marks.
WOOD Achilles H.. Secretary Paul Jone.
Council. Jr o. u. 4. NJ, at his residence
1893 Franklin sv.. Bronx. Jr. o. U. a
r. service $3.50 p. m. Wednesday religious
service 1880 d. m, Thursday intermeni
Linden Hill Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
Miss Mildred West Metcalf

TARRYTOWN, Dec. 25.-Miss Mil
dred West Metcalf died in her home in
College Avenue this morning at the
age of seventy-seven. She was the
founder of Miss Metcalf's School, the
second day school for girls established
in New York State. Miss Metcalf was
born in Philadelphia the daughter Of
Albert Metcalf. At nineteen she went
to Scutternong, n. c., to teach, and
two years later she returned to Brook
lyn and taught until she was twenty
three, when she came to Tarrytown.
Two sisters and brother survive.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

in the basement OF the building, dis
covered tho fire and sent in an alarm.
Firemen confined it TO the room in
which it started and had it out in TN
hour.
The remodelled courthouse Is in the
Centre Building and contains all that
remains Of the historic old courthouse.
In the courtroom on the eecond floor
were many valuable portraits OF former
justices of the Supreme Court and
judges Of the County Court. The room
in which they hang was filled with
smoke, but Il was said that no damage
had been done to the paintings.
An investigation into the cause OF
the fire has been started by Superin-
tendent Garthwait Of the Department
OF Buildings.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
Funeral of Newlands
Senator Will Be Buried in a
Washington Cemetery

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25. - Senator
Newlands's funeral will probably, be
held here Thursday, and burial will be
in a local cemetery.
Senator Newlands's Senatorial term
would have expired in 1921, but no
regular election will be held in Nevada
until the fall of 1918. Governor BOYLE
has been in Washington several weeks,
but left last night for the West. He
is expected to appoint Democrat to
fill the vacancy until successor has
been selected.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

Highest tsmpcra' ure yesterday. 70 dcTTces (at
a M, lowest, 96 tai 10 2. nj: average. 30:
average date les, year. -. average same date for
laArty three years, -.
Humidity
s. rs 1 p. n.... % sp. NJ. a.
Barometer.
sA n. 2oi0 ! p. m.. 3oA5 sp IN. SO.S7
Ioea oHIelsI ForeSt-Fair and continued cold
70 day and Tomorrow. strcu. northwest winds
Forecast for Social lsSsiitss.-Neg Fnsi1nd--
Fa!r tnd colder "Wednesday; rhurdGy fair. coa
unued eoli.
Nes York. Pennsylvania and New Jerse5 Fair
and eontinusd cVld wednesday and Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Dee. 2j.--A strong area Of high
pressure occupies the upper Mississippi Valley. er-
tending ihess northwestward into Canada IL has
been attended b marked depression IN the tom
perature which now ericnds 10 the Texas coast.
and thence nor,heastvard 10 New England. The
pfern.tation of the las twenty four hour las been
c0nnlci 10 lie Ohio valley. Tennessee, iha East
Culf statss the South Atlantic states and tho
soIth p,filon " the Middle Atlantic states.
Rala la ,et ~ asS.l !l tie Psciac Coat states
rhs weather viii oe generally fair and colder n
the WashlnsOn iorccsAt district curins tho neft
forty -egnf hours. aui low temperatures VII con-
tinue until The latter part Of the week. storm VAN
lngs are displayed on the North Pacific Coast
Local OrIeal RseOrd.-The following Official rec
ord from IN. Weather Bureau shows temperature
during tie last tseaO four hour. IN comparison
eith tho corTeapo1dinE dsto q last ycsr
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
II General Officers of
u. S. on Tour of Trenches

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Monday, Dec. 24.--Seventeen
general officers have arrived In France
from the United States for tour o,
the American zone and the british Aho
French and, probably, Italian frong:
When they complete their ssudies
they will return TO the United STATES
better equipped, It is oeiieveo. 70 ~
rect the training activities OF the ma
tional Army.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
Women Able to Aid War
Work More, officials Say

BOSTON, Dec. 25.-The part which
women may be able 70 play in war in
dustries was outlined in suggestions
made to-day by officials of the New
England section OF the committee on
labor, appointed by the advisory COM
mission of the Council Of National De-
fence.
"There are to-day millions OF intel
ligont women in our American homes
either idle or ineficiently employed,
who. if they felt the spur Of duty and
inspiration OF loyalty, would quickly
respond" said Luther d. Burlingame.
of Providence, a member of the execu-
tive committee of the section.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

KTNCSLAND- -Arrietta. ared IS years, on
December %. az her residence. S4' Fast
-slst e. Services Wedncsdav, December
81 ~ $50 p. M. a. the Willis Avenue
Methodist Church. 14lst st
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

J0WBRAY- Susan. wife Of William, J.
NoVb~ay. Funeral services at her late
residence. 123 Garfield Place, Brooklyn
Wednesday. December &c, at ,. m.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
Beckrnan 5000
BIRTHS

-,IVIFy- December %, st Esst '5th
b. - Wr. and Mrs H. Duncan Bu.Niey'
daughter.
-o,r,,- On December E. % My. and Mrs
iVDS ToSp W. To5in. daughter Ann Lewis
Tobin-
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
Mother and 6 Children Perish

GREENWOOD. s. c.. Dec. 25.-Mrs.
J. l.. whitman and her six children.
hanging in age from three to thirteen
years, were burned TO death in their
. home near here last night.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
HELP WANTED
Male

Male
OVER 1000 pCfitiors oqen 20 cur arpIesnn i ~ 1
months. men and huls quickly plaoei t'usch,,'
salaries br demand al hrds Office "crfe. ,neu
feiifa general worFefs etc reifHrd y. ~ =.
Tmploymeat DepfrtHleuL il2l Bedfoli ave. bA)l'
Female
CASHIER -Erpcrienccd. CAL Or write Kane els
prnsfusv
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
sTIRCrs On sa1urday, De-en

STTRCES On Saturday, December -. - o.
-. ,.i- lg.e re,idencc. &c Park av. Frel-
rr,c.. SON of the late Jonathsn and Mary
Penber-on S;urges. in the S5th year Of his
rrc. Funeral services will be held at
Cr9co Church Broadway and 10th St, on
"Wednesday morning. December 26. at le
o'clock. u is kindly requested that no
flowers be sent. lnterment at convenience
OF family
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
IMPORTANT

n,rth. Engagement. Marriage beste
~ Neyrorinm Notices may he
'.le,boned 20 Tho Tribune any time
- rotaricht for insertion I'm the
" VI day's paper. Just call
BeckInan 5000
= r-sA tho notice as you wish :, I'm
St.d BW for ,ame viii be mailed to
,.,cr. The notice vii reach over
10000 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
INSTRUCTION
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOLS
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Tencher.' Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors,
Covsrncssos, etc. 70 Colleges. schools and
Familleo Apply 10 MIS-. ". J. YOUNG
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
WASHBURN on December %, lsl

10th Vera. after lingering illness
runeral from the parlors. l256 Bedfor,
av.. Brooklyn. on Thursday. December =
1917: thence 70 the Church Of the Hol'
Name of Jesus. Prospect Park West ant
Pro-pect nv. Brooklyn, where requiem
mass will be said at . a. H. Intermea
private.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

e,,rr1I ~, Christmas morning. at her resi-
ie~rr .q Charlton st., New York. Mary
V.'e7. widow Of the late Joho Jewe' J
smith. Funoral service At the Church ci
Zion and -. Timothy. 53f West otth ST."
o- December q. al 10 o'clock noon.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
FALL RIVERLENE
TO BOSTON $500

etrs. lv. Pier Il. ". r.. It. Fulton ST..
daIy at p. NJ. Music.
NEw LONDON SNoRWieeD LINE; ST. Tvs. ly,
= II I.y pier 20. r. r.. l.. 22d ST.. p. ~
NFW HAVEN LINE. Str. Tvs. Pier Is. p
y near Catharine ST., wk. days, 7. III.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

srurNCK- Newark. y. J.. on sunday.
December %. 1917. Sylvester Brown
S.berck. in his list year. Funeral GOV, ."c
vice viii be held at MS late home. l'S
>o-.h 9Th st.. Newark. on "ednesday'
December 35. 90 80 r. n.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
WV de WATER

-or- Frederic Trpntl.n Van De Water
lo'ovel husband or Virginia Relle Terhune
Funeral service will be hold at his home
.al West lOlst st.. on Wednesday. De
ccrlber 26. at q. N. Relatives and inti-
mate friends are invited.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA

- .,,.s ,e tourist 10 ENJOY outdoor sports through
,ut season address Boards Of Trade, Hotels.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

VTENAN- December e. az his homt
Cl0 Iinwood st.. John Keenan,. In his i4u
year. beloved husband Of Margaret Keen
au ,nec Rastcrl. Funeral Thursday, De
oerhor &C.. at 9:30 a. m, with r9luieH
mass AZ ST Gabricls r. c. Church. In
termcnt Holy Cross Cemetery. Please
omit fowcrs
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

sTR0HFI-S Su9donly sunday. Drcenber 81
1917. William D., jr. Funeral services aho
VILE Erie County. n. y, on Wednesday
December 2f. 1917, at 2. IN.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
srRINGHAM on Twelfth Month. Twenty

CTRINGHAU ON IWeTff0 NU-LI' :. - .
6fth Day. 1917. Gertrude V. X. wife OF
r~rcs {. ctringhsm, aged = years. , u
r.-.l services viii be held Fifth Day
fThurzdayi at 80 p. m. Il her late resi-
dcnce. -o5 East alst 81. flatoIsh' biook-
lvr. Friends AID relatives invited to at
tend
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26
c-,NTnN-n -necomhe

c-tN.TON- December q. Margaret x.
stanton. agel 81 years. beloved wife Of
John stanton. Funeral from 81. Rose o.
ftr-'s Church. Pariville, whore solemn
mass o. -e~uiem viii he offered at ''"O
w. Intermeat Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

SArT1A- Monday. December "A. 1917,
pbiiin $. beloved husband Of Edith ;
wales. in his 5od year. Funeral from ms N,
late residence. l22 Ferris Place, Westhe.o' W.
\. j.. Thu-sday, December - lo a. H.
Intprment EnClewood.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-26

,-1ruOrS Svr6a-. December %. Martha
V-;cls widow OF Richard MONTGOMERY
Nichois. Services on wednesday. Deem
her 90. al ] p. m. in Thompson Chapei,
Rroadwav Tabernacle. seth 50. and Broad
way. lnterment Greenwood
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COSTUMBRE.

En- plena session del Honorable CO
congreso de Ia Union carranc!ana,
Ill desnatura!iZado Padre de il Pa
tria. furioso por que le haHiaA ro-
bado de su curuI III baraja con que
h., = solita .u> una botelia lie ilr2-
cal ' a. :'ar,"-c -::cr ST.. el
mencionado mueble Y. convertible en-
ur Dem6stenes de ~pulQueria, puSo de
yuelta ' media 4 SIS vec!nos de aslcn
to, al Presidente de Ia ache" CANA
RI y al "publico en- general por
aQueil2 i..ta dc conSideracl9L = IN
compaHero De armaS y de aven>uras.
,.NeccdadeS del cascarrabias diTL-
cadilo.....!
Como va a ser roSib-e CUE las no.
~ncrab!cs unas de los representatives
del pUcblo pierdan de Ia noeHe 4 Ia
manana la costumbre Y 81 tat.o uni
s:no. ' Ia destreZa Admirable que
dos les di6 para apodera-se deSicio-
samente de 10 ageno?
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4 MonSenor de Surin al dep6sito.
dorde 81 miserable comenzaba 4 en-
cont-ar q! tempo pesado.
Ape0aS entr6 en- el de<pacho del
jUez &c instruction entire los dos
guardias que 10 conducian. el senior
Santiago, que lie habia mirado a:en-
tamente. exclam5:
ST. 81. ie conozco; es uno de los
5andidos dc IA calle del Ar5oi-Seeo;
.. que NE quiSo HERR con el cuchillo.
~ que contesta listed a esto?-
pregento sacramento el juez 4
Nonse0cr de Surin. que permanecia
impas.b,e.
-Digo. que es Ia verdad-con-
,est6 c.nicamcnte Ell miserable.
FL magistrate Y 81 condo de Pres
les csmbilron una mirada de sor-
presa. Ambos aguardaban una mega
tiva.
-:Sabe listed tambi5n de que Sc
lie acusa? :Por que eSta listed ahora
aqui? pregunto de nuevo e. juez de
instruction.
10 duGo IN POGO
Sc rata de- cr!men de Bies-
mes.
-;Ah!
ST. nosotros estamos SECURES de
ST culpabilidad; eran dos. Dufresne
: listed.
iEs verdad este?
Monsenor de Surin permaneci6 81
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de la costun'bre QIc crea re~sistcntes
lazos.
En- gus paseos cotidianos, cam
biaban ambos sus pensamientos IN
limos.
La c~onfianha v 1t simpa.;a que ha-
bia impulsado al uno hacIa ell otro,
desde el comienzo de u relaclones,
provocando las confidencias de An
dres en- ell canine de Crezancy, Sc
habian. ahora, acrecentado.
Tn verdadero carino ligaba a los
dos, V ell senior Santiago a~guarda5a,
con cierta algeria sec:eta, nc eXen-
ia de ansiedad, & bora grave, solem-
ne Y decisiva en- que confesaria d
Andres 10 que, en- real!dad. era pa
"a el.
A este efecto, Y para preparar, po-
co a POGO, a joven con el fin de que
fuese menos extenSa Ia conmoci0n
producida en- su alma por una V
Iaci6n tan ~inesperada. habia comen-
zado por hacer :ia-tas alisioncs a
IN parentesco possible.
POGO a POGO, el ingeniero deposi-
taba toda 81 confianza en- su protec-
tor, atraido por el cariio que este
lie domostraba.
-Pero, a pesar de toda Ia anistad
U ~profasabe al senior Santiago, IN
excelente corazon no habia clvida-
do a los Ledoux y macho menos a
Magdalena Dallebois.
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hotel, ~descargado del secreto que Il
obsesionaba desde el dia anterior.
Kill.
PADRE E HIJO.

Han t%ranscurido algunas semana
desde que ell senior Santiago. des'
pues de las revelaciones que hlzo Ia
Tuerta moribanda, habia vuelto Q
Paris al lado De Andres
Estamos a mediados de diciembre.
FL ingeniero, en- plena conralecen-
cha, no tenia mas incomodidad que
la producida por ell aparato de 81
brazo derecho, que tenia que conser-
var aun durante algin tempo.
Pcr 10 demas. TODD iba bien; vol
via a la vida con TODD el ardor, con
TODD Ell vigor natural de SD edad y
de su excelente constitution.
Todos los dias, envue!to en- una
bata enguantada, propia para ate
nuar los rigores de Ii estacion, Y re-
galada por ell senior Santiago, el
conraleciente daba dos paseos nor
Ell jardin, acompahado de su exec
lente protector.
4 Ia sorpresa. francamente mani
festada por Andres, al darse cuen-
ia del inte-es que el senior Santiago
Sc tomaba por 81, habia sucedido. &C.
mo siempre ecurre en- semejantes
eases, la dice ; p:.:crnsa fuerza
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Todss las semanas, regularmente;
recibia carta de sus padres adoptivos
y de la joven.
FL senior Santiago lie servia de SCI
cretario en ciertas ocasiones, y An
dres, que conocia su lesl d~elicadeza.
no temia dictarle TODD 10 que su co..
raZ6n g%eneroso y ardiente lie suge:
ria. .:
.Asi, el padre CANADA cada vez m!is
t~erreno en- ell alma exquisite y noble;
de su hijo. Y asi, tambien, el senior:
Santiago descubria ell tesoro de ter
nura y de reconoe miento que ocul-
teba el coraz6n de Andres. ::
Isl habia aguardado tanto ITEM
pc, 81 habia sufrido horriblemente a
consecuencia de su crimen, bien'
compensate estaba encontrando un
hijo como aquel! 8
Algunos dias ell senior Sar ciago Sc
marchaba a primeras horas de IA
tarde y no volvia hasta la bora De
cenar. Estes dias Andres Sc aburria
IN POGO.
e. cunado de Doltaire llevaba a la
practice un proyacto secreto, conce-
Dido hacia POGO.
Juzgando ba;tan:e pr6Xima la sa-
Ida dc Andr@=, se decia muy acer.
tadamente que seria POGO d~ecoroso
r~evelar al joven ell secreto de su ma.
cimierto en- Ia triste atm6sfera Gel
hospital.
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POLITICAM ENUDA
RINAS.

He aqui un botoncito de muestra
de 10 que es el carranclanismo ca
pitalino," Ell que, de SECURE, ha de
estar tornado por la "crema" de Ia
basura d~emocratica, por 10 mas re-
finado De las cuadrIlas libertadoras.
por la a]ristocracia de los redentores
cue Sc arrodillan ante el Plan de
Guadalupe. Deiamos Ia palabra & un
rcri0dico de los que a!ientan al am
paro De las barbas patibularias Y de
las n~arices romas de don Venus:
"Anteayer-d;ce lei Macdonald
muy cerca de las cLatro de Ia tarde
riheron dos ~coroneles IN pleno pa
ito de IL Secretaria de Guerra, lie
uando hasta las armaS de las que no
hicieron uso. debiGo Il la oportuna
information del official de gGardia.'
Eel hech0 So suScit6 por t! eS-
tado de ebriedad en- que Sc encontra-
ba uno de los r~ijosos, etc, etc"
va 10 ven ustedes. Esto, en- piena
Capital de Ia R%epublica, en- el Pala-
Cio que sirve de ~asiento al Executive
de lao Union, I unos cuantos pasos
del Ministro de Ia Guerra, en- III
lrgar donde cs precise mas que en-
ningun otro, guardian el decoro De Ia
institution militar, por el honor de
la institution misma, por respeto al
.Jefe supreme de ella, y por venera
c!0n a aquel viejo caseron historlco
cue cncerrara dentro De sus muroS
augustos 4 tanto hijo ~preclaro de Me
xico, antes de que Ali Bahia y suS
cuarenta 10 convirtieran en- ueva.
Desputs de esa preciosa confession
del Deri0dico carrancista. nadie pue-
de decirnos que son injustificados los
ataques que q diario hacemos L II
manada democratica, cor TODD Ell al
dor de nuestra patriotica y reconcen-
trada bills.
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FOLLETlN. Num-. l53.
UN OBRERO A~RISTOCRATA.

clos. Sc llama Dutresne.
Tambisn lc conocemos nosorroS.
lie recibiao del Procasador lie Ia Re-
pubGca. ror meliac:on de VI. Lom-
bard. 81 ~Scc-etar:o, datoS que CON
cuerdan exactan.ente con las pala-
bras de listed.
Z. indiyiduo en cleStion habia =
do vjgilaio Va, con motive del asun-
70 dc la sonora Dc Presles.
Fl orro-concinu6 eI senior
Sant;ago-Ileva IN sobrenombre:
MonseHor. creo....
Este debe ser e. detenido esSa
noche
;Es Z Il sonto! Sc ia vendido (.
miSmo habiando demasiado alto en
IL ta5erna del Cha5eau-Rouge, don&e
nosotros tenemos sienlpre algun dido
experto.
Eoy q h&cerle venir. Y quizas CO.
no1ca listed en- 81 a alguno de los
cue le asal:aror en- casa de Oufres-
ne.
-Putiera ser.
-Esto Marcia pe-fectamente.
Senior Carlos-dijo dirigiendosc
al escriharo.-haga corducir aoui al
hcmbre detenido es1a ncche en- Ell
Chstssu-Rouge.
Dada ssta orden, Sc fue a buscar
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Que Sc NE tendra en- cuenta mis-
declaraciones Y que no ire a Ia gui-
%llotina.
-Esta bien; liable, Y la justicia
10 tendra presente.
-Entonces apriete usted-contes-
to de Surin con un cinismo espanto-
so.-Voy a arreglar 4 La Comadre-
ia Y 4 III a!gunas bellezas.
Cuando tern2ino, el magistrate Sc
levanto. aproxim0se al senior Santa
go, y cogiendole del brazo para aeon
p%anarlc 4 la puerta, lie diio:
lie doy las gracias, senior Con-
de, IN nombre de la j~usticia Y en- Ell
MIC, por los importantes datos que
nos ha suministrado.
lie promote hacer TODD 10 que
pueda para que i~ntervengan 10 me-
nos possible el nombre de listed Y la
personalidad de Ia sonora de Presles
en- la instruction de este proceso.
Ahora, pido a listed permiso para
i~nterrogar por complete a ese mise
rable. cuyas declaraciones va no in
teresarian a listed.
ST, entiendo-contesto Ell senior
Santiago, que comprendia que Ell ma
gistrado deseaba estar solo con c.
detenido.
En- seguida Sc despidio, dando las
gracias, a su veg, al magistrate, por
Ia delicsdeza y discretion de que
habia dado pruehas, y regreso a su
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lercioso. con los labioS apretados y
miranda ferozmente; Sc habria d.
cho que estaba d~iSpuesto 4 lamar
s. sobre Ell magistrate para devorar-
10.
POGO 4 POGO, esta expression desa-
parecio. Ahora p~arecia pensativo {
indeciso,
En- 81 interior Sc lihraba I'm Ill
timo combatc. 81 debia negar con
IA dtbil esperanto de salir bien del
paSo, 81 DufreSnc no habia hablado,
O bien 81 diria toda Ia verdad, soil
citando Ia elemental de Ia justicia.
como recompensa de las declaracio-
res que haria espontaneamente.
Su solo objeto ahora era salvar su
cabeza comprometida; pero no po-
dia resolverSe a confesar su crimen
sin saber antes 81 La Comadreja ma
bia sido preso.
-iEsta preso Dufresne?-pregun
tG ansioso.
-Si.-afirm6 ell juez advinando.
en- p&rte, 10 Que pasaba en- 81.
Y para decidirle de una veg. ana
die bruscamente, clavando su mira
da en- e. miserable:
-Es inut;l negar Y mentir; Ia
Tuerta ha hablado antes de morir.
All, IA maldita!
Bien; voy . cantarlo TODD. senior
iuez, pero con una Condici6n.
-:Cual? Veamos.