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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
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time and again, after it seemed as if
it had been killed, was a measure
making county auditors examiners Of
all public accounts and fiscal agents
for the county. While this bill did
not become a law, meeting the ak
in the house, it has been said by the
state examiner that within a few
years it will become absolutely nec-
essay for the state to have such =
statute.
Senators Clay and Fishbeck have
STOOD hard and fast for economy,
efficiency and thoroughness in the
administration of the states business.
They have supported a large number
of measures seeking to bring about
a consolidation of the various excess
state bureaus and appointive Offices,
Through their assistance the bill was
passed abolishinE the department Of
weights and measures and placing the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
Hapgood-Brock.

Unknown to but a few of their
most intimate friends, Mr.. Leon L.
Hapgood and Miss Mae jeanette
Brock were quietly married Tuesday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo B. Coleman on the north side.
Plans had been made for the we'd
ding on Wednesday, but the couple
outwitted their friends and were mar
ried the night before, leaving the city
on No. 3.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A.. U. Baer, with Miss Alma
Elverum as bridesmaid and Mr.. De
Witt St. John as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman also witnessed the
ceremony.
They will spend a month on the
Pacific coast and will be at home on
their return in the C. D. Arnot home
On the north side.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
eral farm loan bonds.

CIdl lAIIl lOdII DOIIuo.
Among the measures which they
supported strenuously and which were
killed by the house, are bills provid-
ing for state hail and fire insurance,
and state bonding of public officials.
In the 60 days, which have drawn
to a close, Senators Clay and Fish
beck gained a prominent place
among the progressive and influen-
tial members of the senate. In a body
composed of men, who are mostly
leaders in their own communities,
they have become leaders themselves
a condition which shows that north
eastern Montana has been very well
represented.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
PROCLAMATION.

The mayor of the city of Glasgow,
county of valley, state of Montana,
to the electors of the city of Glas-
gov, county of Valley, state of Mon
tana, greeting:
Be it known that an election will be
held in the city of Glasgow, in the
county of Valley, state of Montana,
and in each precinct and ward of
said city on Monday, the End day of
April, 1917.
The said election being the annual
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
Local BreDitieS

We guarantee the Palmer coat to
wear and satisfy, The Emporium.
45-1t-chg.
Elmer johnson and Herman Kraft
left Tuesday night for the Twin
Cities on business.
Mrs. Powers of Staples; Minnesota
is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. T. Nc
Carly.
Raymond Robbins, manager of the
Orpheum theater, made a business
trip to Malta yesterday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
MeUS in
. dndAb0uk
T0un

Nifty waists from 81 up (Lucille)
at the Emporium. 45-1t-chg.
Bob Majors was able to leave the
hospital this week after a severe ILL
ness.
Assessor B. H. Cottrell made a trip
to the eastern part of the state the
first of the week.
Editor Dan B. McGovern of the
Democrat returned this week from
North Dakota, where he had been
visiting.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
The Hosiery Club.

Mrs. S. c. Woody entertained the
Hosiery club in the Commercial club
reception rooms Thursday afternoon.
Auction bridge was played at two
tables, Miss Macie Moore winning
the head prize and Miss Gladys Mem
minger the consolation. After cards
the hostess served a delightful lunch.
Those present were: Mines. Crusen,
Bulman, Grace, Lyle, Munson, Pet
erson and the Misses Memminger and
Moore.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
Pilgrim-Ames.

Married at the Methodist parson-
age, Feb. 2, William Pilgrim Of APP
pan, N. D., and Francis Elizabeth
Ames of Williston, N. D. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pilgrim are very we'll known
at Williston, N. D., and have a num-
Der of friends at Glasgow, and desir'
ing to surprise some of these, the,
especially asked that the notice Of
their marriage be not published un'
til about one month had passed.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09

Miss Grace Wickham of La Porte,
Ind, and George William Ewing of
St. Louis, Mo-, were married on Mon
day, March s., at the Congregational
parsonage, Rev. Baer officiating.
After the ceremony the couple took
the train for Ellingsburg, WASH, to
spend their honeymoon.
Both young people are known in
Glasgow, Mr.. Ewing having worked
here a few years ago, and is at pres
emit employed in the office of County
Auditor Redmond in Sheridan coun-
ty. They will make their home in
Plentywood.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
Vaudeville Show.

An evenings program in vaude-
Vile will be given for the benefit of
the Ladies' Altar society during Eas.
ter week at the Gibson Opera House
The entertainment will consist OF
choruses, fancy and society dances
readings and vocal numbers.
The entertainment will be under
the direction of Mrs. Keith, and she
has staged so many successful pro.
grams during the past few years thai
it would be safe to predict another
treat for the people of Glasgow. A
number of the young society ladies
and men of Glasgow will take part
A definite date will be announced
later.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
Congregational Aid.

The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega.
tional church met with Mrs. A.. U.
Baer at the parsonage last Wednes-
day. The attendance was very good
and the work for the coming year
was planned. A nice lunch was
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. E. A. Hubbel.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
Society News
Bp Our Society Editur
Mrs. Dixon Entertains.

Mrs. E. J.. Dixon entertained a few
ladies last Saturday afternoon in hon.
or of Mrs. T. C.. McCarty, who is now
convalescent.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
Meeting Nights Changed.

Meeting Nights Changed.
The meeting nights of the Rebecca
lodge have been changed from the
first and third Saturdays to the first
and third Fridays. All members are
urged to take notice.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-09
Rebecca Grand Bali.

Rebecca Grand Bali.
Arrangements are being made for
a grand ball to be given by the local
Rebecca lodge in the Gibson Opera
House on April 26. The members will
endeavor to make this the biggest
event of the season and a record
crowd is expected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
MANY SALES ARE MADE
BY HUDSON AGENCY HERE

The Southwest Hudson Motor Go.
reports the following sales Tor the
past week Jim Cox Hale Center.
i. g. Hooper. plainyiew. A Hooper,
plaiuyieV ! o. Slaton Plaiuyicw;
Guy Jacobs, plainvioW Mrs Bonnie
Hudgins Hale Center Royalty and
Wilson Lubbock - y Elkins, Al
buQucrque three cars &. r. Herring.
Amarillo These include one touring
sedan four four passenger speed
STEERS and six seven passenger Phae-
tons an excepting one were equipped
with wire wheels, these sales show
the condition of the south plains and
makes very oredtablc showing for
the Southwest Hudson Motor Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
JUR|ST FROM IL PASO
PAYS VISIT TO CITY

Judge Adrian Pool of III paso stop
ped In the city a few hours Saturday
Afternoon en- route to Mineral Wells.
lie will return to Amarillo In time TO
attend the big convention OF the
Ozark Trail.
Judge Pool. who is county Judge
OF m Paso county. and also one Of
the leading good roads men of the
state. has Just completed a long and
plcasurable tour OF the states OF Art
iona and New Mexico. lie stopped in
the city and paid a visit to the Ozark
Trail Highway association headQuar-
tors He left during the afternoon on
his trip to Mineral Wells. where he
viii attend the Texas Good Roads As.
ISOLATION and the III paso-F Fort Worth
Highway.
~ wouldn't figure on missing the
Ozark Trails convention. stated
Judge Pool Yesterday II fact, ! am
good roads man and anything OF
this kind pleases me very much
- am certainly interested IN your
good road work and pleased To find
that YOU have made so many great
plans for the entertainment OF the
large crowds wuIch are sure 10 come
here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
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IN KING ENGINE

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
ONE OF "M0RGAN's MEN"
IS GUEST Of RELATIVES
IN AMARILLO FOR SUMMER

G. 4. Hamlet. OF Louisville. Ky.
brother of Mrs. J r.. Nunn. arrived
in the city Saturday 20 be the guest
~ DR. and Mrs Nunn 1000 Harrison
street. for the summer lie will be
remembered hy many friends here,
having paid visits to his relatives IN
Amarillo several times before. the
last time being three years ago when
I remained for a month.
Mr. Hamlet was member Of the
famous cavalry brigade OF General
John n Morgan who ranks with
General J + b Stuart and General
Forrest. as one of the three brilliant
cavalry leaders IN the service OF the
Confederacy. most of his men having
been recruited from Kentucky and
Tennessee The men in Tiis brigade
were considered the very flower OF
the manhood OF the two states
Morgan Men became especially
famous a. the result OF their raid
into ohio and Indiana IN 1868 when
thouands OF Federal troops We're set
in motion To capture the leader. and
finally did cut of his retreat and
take General Morgan and most of his
command Mr. Hamlet was one OF
The prisoners
The captured men were taken 60
Camp Douglas near Chicago. aud
there inCarceiated for nineteen
months that U.s. those were incar-
oerated for that length OF time who
did not escp, Mr. HAMLET was one
OF the latter
General Morgan however and
some of his brother Officers. made
their escau" from the prison Just bee
fore the close Of the war How they
managed 10 get out Is one OF the
unsolvcd mysteries of the war. but
the theory is that they had help
from the outside
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17

Notice ~ Traveifur Men So hen
you have finished reading ms paper
please throw ~ out the rar window
n viil be greatly appreciated BY
trarkmen auf other employees vh0
acre unable % seCure a paper before
going % work tbs morning Thry %
enjoy reading tls latest war news.
Thank you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
ME- RCHANTS Asked
To BRUSH UP FOR
TRAIL CONVENTION
CHAIRMAN y. \. MINOR PLANS
CANVASS ~ THE ENTIRE
MAY OFFER PARADE PRIZES
Prize l. offered u, hail, News uf
Half Page Advertisement Tor
Best Decorated Automobiles
Others To he Announced.


y a Minor ct the decorations com.
mittee of the ozark Tran convention,
with his committee. will start can
yass over the city Monday morning
20 interest an merchants and others
TO decorate their places of business
or Ozark Trail convention week
As asks That stores and business
houses decorate as ayishly and well
AS possible 10 the end that the city
Of Amarillo boz given the uuquestion-
ed hone of being the best decorated
/ city on the Trail II Is the plan Of
the committee tn work 20 that end
md every merchant viii be- asked 10
help.
should secure Prizes.
Ia addition 10 This the committee
will Try Co induce merchants Co offer
prizes tor the best decorated autos TO
! appear boz the biz decorated automO.
bile parade % be- staged one day of
the convention Nh Minor has al,
ready put up q Sla lady's hat and
the Daily News has offered a half
page space for advertisement through
the Nunu Electric Company Others
will be asked 90 give whatever they
can without great sacrifice 10 them
! selves 20 inspire auto owners 90 make
the worry best sort of decorative ef-
| feet on the occasion This parade will
be- one of the boost ever pulled of on
au occasion of this kind 10 was an
Iuouuccd
Canyassing the Homes.
The Ozart Trail hc,dquartors has
hccu very busy during the week MAX
ing canvass TO-. homes tu provide
lodging for the many who will come.
Those who have places where they
ran supply sleeping place for one
pr more persons should call tho Trails
Headquarters ON the telephone So
! that their names may be- tahulateG
and everything rut iu shape $50 that
when the visitors arrive they may hs
directed Immediately 70 their places
| Unless this can be- accomplished
there viii boz an unusual lot of delay
and Inconvenience fo The assignment
committee as VOL COS needless dis
comfort to the visitor.
The canvnssing committee De- max.
ug q house 40 house call for the pu-
pose Of securing every available room
IN the city Some OF the houses I,
which they apply are found with
doors closed and owners absent Sucl
persons should gll up over the tclc
phone as tho DanN8srors cannot vel
90 over the TERRITORY twice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17
CNrARRn sPECIAII,T.

Dr Claude Wolcott. suite 10 and
I3 FuQua Building Phones 6OG
aud 1875 Sundays hy appointment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-17

Edison Mazda Lamps huff sed
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-20

En- compaHia de ot:os nueye coGde-
noadoS 50 c"contrah1 aquel dia de ser
.yicio
Custod;aIos ror IN cabo y alg1nos
-iradores. estaban ca~gardo IN caro-.
cuando sali6 del fuerte el comandante
= su esposa.
Habian I'egado Ia tarde an,es, des-
puaz de asegurar Z Pablo sus jefrs
' amigos, que pronto seria d~sstinaco
4 un regimiento en- Ia metr6po!i.
No tenia mas que esperar a,gunos
dias para enrregar e. mando de n
. p";si6n 4 su successor.
-Ah!-exclam6 S;lvano a yer I
! Rose! IA. sufrierIo II! efaoci6n. auc
.cl-; qgeio desfaIlecido.-:E c!la:...
Isl. es e..la:.....
SIS .~amaradas, ahs.raiios Pc" &
| p,~ esencia del com2nG&nte Y Su esposa,
no Sc apercib:eron de In agi;arijn del
. pobre Seras.
RoseIina. por 81 parte. habia mirado
en- conjunto 4 los presses. ' 81 vid I
Stnas nc lc c~onoci5.
No saba NADIA lie 10 ocurrido. pues
Anita. que varias veces IA hab;a cscri-
TO. quiSo evitarle Il emoci6n = ma
da Ia dijo.
iElIa!....
Silvano estaba muy SECURE de no
equivocarse.
Ella era, entonces, IA rica joven
con quien habia casado Ell jefe del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-20

sihle.
Las familias de los oficiales no lie
gan iamas 4 Ia parte afecta 4 los con
dcnados.
Los presOs. siempre vigilados, no
pucdcn salir de suS departamentos.
Solo a'gunos reclusos privilegiados
50 emplean como escribientes en- las
oficinas Y pueden vel en- alguna oca-
! sion q Ia sonora del comandante.
Esperar 4 tener un empieo, era tar
dar demasiado Y Silvano comprendia
Que tenia que obrar en- seguida.
"La Bombarda" lie ~aconsejo 10 que
Illebia hacer.
Para exponer a su amigo 10 que
! deseaba. Senas lie habia dicho que
| o~onocia a Ia esposa de Martens, pero
! no lie revel6 la verdad, porque que
| ria guardian ell secreto.
lie dijo solamente, cuando e. arti-
Hero Sc asombr6 de que con,ociera 4
Roselina:
-;Demonio!... La he conocido
en- seguida... Es la hija de mi anti
quo iefe.... He vivido cuatro amos
en- 81 casa!... Su padre era Ell rico
uropietario de quien tie liable al con-
tarte mi historic.
-iAh, si!.... Recuerdo....
Y anadio:
ST conoces a esq joven, puedes
llegar q estar bien.
-iPero 81 Sc VAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-20
ST.. Que fastidio!. -.

-Ol... IQuC ISSN'N
-Por ESQ guerra halIar un me1lo
de verla.. de hablarla.
Quo dificil es eso!.... irof
q1e no Ia escribes?
-;Ah. no! Me arreglaba 81 Ia car
II cavera en- manos del marido!
-Te castigaria por haber escrito
sin permiso.
y ademas-cfitm6 Silvano,-
ma carta sirve de poco...es muy sen
oillo no c~ontcstar. Vale mas hablar-
IA norque Sc expresa mejor 10 que
Sc q~uiere.
ST. ESQ es mas franco.
-Es. pues. nccesario que Ia yea.
-Dios mio!... ESQ es mas diff
I'll que yer al Papa!....
-Pero debe haber algun medic.
No digo que no, pero.... no 10
.encuentro.
De pronto el antigua artillero ex-
clam6:
-iTengo un plan!
-;Veamos!
-Eres cat6lico. ;no es esq.,.
-iClaro!
-Pues bien; pide confesarte; yer
81 ESQ no Sc to puede negar
con arreg2o al reglamento.
va 10 Sc.
-Pues una vez en- relaci6n con Ell
c,,ra. busca ell medic de c%onseguir 10
que quierea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-20

S~i'~1ro Sinas vcia Ia li5crtad 7or
radio de Ia cue fue Su amante.
y r~eSolyi6 dirjgirse 4 RoSe.ina.
Comcr%6 POI informarse dc su an
-iruo amigo Pablo Vcrn;G. pero el
artiilero lie die:
E. c~oma7dantc ha GEtado con
r:cencia Dor tres moses. .pero prom
20 Sc marchar;i.
10 crees asi?-pregunt6 inquie
10.
-Estoy SECURE. todo el mundo sa-
re que. ahora que es rico. quiere vol
yer a active para hacer carrera, Y
ba estado gastionando el asunto.
-;Cuando debe m~archarse?
DE IN dia 4 otro... maHana, 81
vierc su nombramiento.
Tenia que obrar con urgencia 81
guerra triunfar.
RoseIina. ante e! tenor de ser des-
cubierta. faeilitaria su fuga.
Como no he sabido-pensaba,-
que Sc iba 4 casar?
NO imports -iAdn
puado sacar mucho!
Y ell infame estaba prPnto a jugar-
Sc ell TODD por e. TODD.
= = !
Como llegar hasta Roselina?...
He aqui 10 que silvano Sc pregunta-
ba ahora. porque preferia hablarla a
escribirla.
BESIDE Iuego este lie parecia impc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-20
REVISTA De Ia PRENSA
Eel UNDO" (Habana)

Gel Mundo," discutiendo asuntos de
palpitante actualidad en- Cuba, dice
10 siguiente:
En- Ia question militar hay dos
cosas. Ina. ell servicio miitar obi
gatorio, el cual, segun nos cOmunlca
el cable, topa con Ia recia oposlcion
de IN gran nimcro de senadores y re-
p~resentantes americanos. Otra, Ia ms
truccion militar obligatoria. Parece
cue este ultimo sistema, con 81 v5!un-
tariado, es ell que prefieren los ai1e-
ricar0s. En- Europa es n~ecesarlo ei
serviciO miiitar ~obligatoriO uor hater-
o impuesto Ia p~ol;tica agreSira, a.
yasora ' conquistadora del iE12Crlo
:.leman. En- los EstaG0s Un!dcs, cue
TO pueGen ser ~invaGidos, porque sc IN
Han ~protegidos por dos oceanCs, :
porQuc sus paiscs 2!eGlnos o plO%i-
mo- son dcb:lcs, no paTecc aDscl'ita-
mente neccsario el servltiC ml..taf
obli~atorio. 10 que parece necesarlo
Is Ia instruction militaI c5li@atctIa.
Con ella y ell Y~oluatariado prcdeH
organiZ:rse los ejercitos mas iadlS-
~Dcnsablcs. Unicamente en- case dc M
yasidn del territorio n&cional ser!A
n~rcciso imnlantal 81 Servicio ob!Igato-
rio. Por ahora Jasta el regimen dc
v~olun;.riado. d[ndClc por base Il ms
trucci1n militar obligatoria, = fly d.
uuc toIos los ciuGadanos Ia %adquicran
para one les sirva en- case dc neceSi-
dad. ingiatrrrl IN estab!cciuo el Sc
vic!o oDli&aCorio porquc neces!taba mi
Homes It. hombrcs. para envlar!os 4
Fraacia q comDatir I Ia cnemiga CO
min de cscs dos PASSES, a al Ale2!a-
MIA. liav cue arrciar de Francia al IN
vasor. Y hay que impcdir que lNvad2
n lnglatcrra. Pcro en- este case n" sc
! enrucntran los F,stldCs Cnidos. ou
.ricrra con Alen7ania no los Obliga =
/ mo-i-i"ar mllloncs de hombrcs Nj Ale
mania rueGc invadir a Ia Union, nj
In Union ticne intcrts en- invadlr al
imncrio. rs possible que IA guerra Sc"
! solo martina Y economical. Este II"
uu,crc decir que no cnvien los am"rl-
! canos IN citrcito Z l'rancia, mas no
crcemos que lIeg&se a medic million
! de hombros. F"remos como e rcsut.-
We Ia question militar en los EstadoS
! Uaidos. Cuanto Z Cuba. ~oyiaamIos que
no dcbc proccderse ligcramentc. precl
riIplamentc en- este asunto. NCsotroS
crccmoS que lGuj 10 Guc Sc acen;"rIa
/ ccrl2 "a instruction miiitar obligato-
| rim ION el v~oiuntariado.' Con este ST.
! ten;a h?bria los contingencies mercs2-
( rios para provecr q Ia dcfensa dc Ii
! jela \ a este. = Ii dcCrnsa del pals
- = 10 auc CStamcs obii"aIos. De
,larar Ia guerra 4 A."manla. no
si.nifica. no puedc significar que CT
ba In ~atacari. Esto no podr.a scr. /"
cue significa cs Que Cuba Sc aDert!bc
para su Gefensa como pals que pucde
: ser agrcdido. atacado, Ell su condirion
de Rcpublica p~rotegida por los ESta-
dos Unidos. hoy en- guerra con A1e-
mania. 81 Cuba e]stuviera co!ocada
fucra de Ia Jurisdiction protectorlSi"
! tie los EstaGos Unidos. nj tendria o.
tcmcr NADIA de Alemaria. Sc lie ha DC,
! ciarado Ia guerra para defender L Co.
I'i>a Il IL e.. I,iina. col. 2a.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-20
=; ESQ cs muy p~roblematico!
-Fucs no veo otra cOsa.


-Fucs no veo otra cosa.
-Toy i pcnsar en- ello-repllco
| Stnas.-Es precise que yo yea a Ia
asposa del comandlnte.... En- Ia 81
tuaci6n en- que ME halo, no me puede
rechazar.. 81 quiere me puede IA
~vorecer.
Els ve1dad. 10 que quieren las
mujeres Sc consigue-dijo sentencio-
samente LA Bombarda".
Al cabo de dos dias Sc decide.
Sc dirigi6 a I'm centinela que SON.
10 ir6nicamente cuando lie expreso
- deseo De yer a un sacerdote para
| confcsar V que lie INDIGO 10 que ha-
5ia de hacer.
Tenia que pedirlo al comandante,
cyDonitndole 10 que deseaba y hacer
| ylegar Ia petici6n por la via jerarqui-
ca. )
Su solicitud fue visada sin difficult
tad. J
Tres dias despues ell cura de Birka-
dem Sc present6 en- ell penal.
Sc hizo entrar en- la enfermeria y
Solvano Senas fue conducidc hasts
ALI. y,
Ell sacerdote, despues de or 10
que deseaba, lie felicito por sus bue-
nos propositos Y pcr 81 deseo de bus
car IN consuelo en- Ia religion.
LIE lanz6 un sermon sobre la paz
lei coraz6n que solo Ell estado de gra-
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penal,.....
iRoselina tan 2crca de e. cuarIo
buSc2b3 un medic de escrib:rIa,...
10 que crtonces paso por ell espi-
!itu del miserable. cs impossible de
defin:r.
La palidez de sus razgos fut POGO
= POGO desapareciendo Y parec.1 reac
cionar.
Cuando termin6 81 trabaio, monte
en- el caro- Y Sc ale.i6 con 10; dennis.
Comp~endi6 que Roselina no /
hahiA reconoc;do, V que IL, veg igno-
rIba 81 nueva rccusi6n en- Birka-
dem. Z dorde acababa de il ella.
Como no lie habia dicho rada AMI
"a?
Fens5 entonces que es que Sc ho-
llaban en- los preparations lie Ia boda
por ~aqlellos dias.
:Pero. como Sc habia hecho este
matrimonio?
No Sc par0 eli mayoreS razona-
mientos, pero desde luego qucdo con-
forme en- que lie guerra ocu.tar c, he
cho.
que podian temer de el?....
Pens6 en- las causas de csc si!en-
clio Y Sc reSoivi6 a explotar Ia si-ua-
cion.
e. canalla, al pensar en- ella, lanz6
una mirada de triunfo.
Sc han burlado de mise dijo-
nero les tengo en- mi mano.
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!lenc DC triSteza,
rgn toAa f,anauaza
Ii"alc dcclar6
quc les ~norfiristas.
cn prccc.i;mientcs
crln tan atentos
,ual nadie scN6.
No tc dejcs, triite
rebanada Dc aire.
roraue con deSairc
SC tc trata va;
no e. espacio llenes
0 tristes lamentos:
81 que $iemhra vicntos,
que ~coscchari?
CHANTECLER.
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