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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-12

RIeHARp Il. TRENT. PRES.
cHAs. 9. HEisER, N, THEAs.
IRWIN Y. sEADLE {, sEc'Y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-12

ALEXANDER HUME FORD: w
were sorry 10 miss the Samoan dance
but it wasn't our fault the ship LET
too early.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09
Brocaded Ribbons for
 Camisoles, per yard, 39c to 75c
Many Gift Suggestions from Korricks' Art Department

FANCY NOVELTY BASKETS. Toe. s1OO, s1.25. FANCY WORK BASKETS in white; imported;
 assorted sizes at 75c to $2.00 -SWEETGRASS BASKETS in both square and round
 shapes: assorted sizes $300. FANCY NOVELTIES of sweetgrass. SILK WORK BOXES: colonial styles; in delicate shades;
 with Japanese hand painted designs; fancy boxes;
 ready for mailing, 75c. TABLE RUNNERS and pillow tops match; stamped
 linen; floral and conventional designs TIE RACKS in novel designs soc FANCY TOWELS and Bombing Jackets. LAUNDRY AND SHOE BAGS to embroder
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09
Th2s Great Toy Store Is Santd Ca

O. 
  KOrrck is Bheadq ma back O wereh There g0tering of Toys and Dolls such Hs
 
  ge omr a
  e O e ha saske  profits an enom business greater than eern Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07

II still can't understand. Margie, ="
Dick was saying when | awoke from
my reverie, why YOU think that
the man Is a monster created by his
wife. think he is very human
much more so than she, with her
cold hardness"
THAT IL just II. Dick. Whether
she owned IL 10 herself or not, way
back In her mind was the thought
that thru him she would escape
from the drudgery she hated. she
has got what she wanted--a home,
leisure, pretty clothes, a man that
other women seem to envy her. She
Is quite right when she says she
has been successful. She did not
wnnt the best. nor does she know
that she has missed the greatest
thing In the world.
she is like many women. and
more men, who do not seem to real
lie that the costliest thing in the
world IL love They think they can
buy IL with personality, magnetism.
beauty. kirdliness or intellect--that
II Is theirs absolutely; but they soon
find out that love never can be
bought--it is only rented.
And the rent is exorbitant. IL
drains woman OF all her soul. ant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07
Race Track Writer
Goes Ito Bed at 9,
Can You Beat 1t?

Helen Van Camper, writer Of
breezy race track. theatrical and
Alaskan stories. II In Seattle. en-
route 10 New York. and "detests the
idea
She IL the wife OF ?. r.. Van
Camper. a Seward mining man. and
In accompanying him on a business
trip.
II hate this trip" she saId. DE
cause am going 10 New York. and
I drink only water. and the water
In fierce In New York. They make
IL worse by adding ice. and ! hate
ice water.
"I 70 10 bed at . p. m. and arise
at 9 n. m. Imagine anyone doing
that In New York"
Mrs Van Camper has been en-.
ioying the outdoor life up North.
where she has trampcd over the
long trails in search OF material for
stories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

no In as much better as | thought
he was. Sometimes--and / would
not say this to n soul but you, little
book think he must be Ill, more
Ill than any one knows, for he
seems to have lost all the old AFRO
gance. all the old dont-care-a.
d-ncss, and to be continually ask.
ing me to love him. Sometimes /
feel MS tho he had a promonition
that we are not going to be together
long. and that he wishes TO saturate
himself with my love,
This long ride across the CONT
nent ia really more of a honey
moon than our first trip. True, II
has not had quite the wild thrills,
but neither have there been the aw.
full hurts that | had many times
then.
am no glad that Pat sent me
these letters. for Dicks comments
on them show that he Is greatly in.
terested, and also show me new
side of the husband l have lived
with many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07

Merchandise will not be nc
eeptcd for credit or exchange
that is not offered for this
purpose within three days
from receipt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07

settled down In a corner Of conccs-
sionaire Hucrinss big auto bus. i
want TO find Johnny Boucher.
don't suppose you know him.
Il may have heard the name"
said There arc 10000 men here
and I hav. trouble IN remembering
them all. Where docs Johnny come
from
Snohoml-h's Funniest hoy
Il guess you haven't becn hero
very long" sh- shifted. Johnny
was the funniest boy In snohorni-h-
lie used to always take part In the
plays at school. He's real clover.
Then ne moved 10 Montana don't
know what part. but We ought 10
have no trouble In finding Johnny
when We get to where the Montana
men arc"
I didn't dare tell her that II was
doubtful whether Johnry's histrionie
ability had marked him sufficiently
from among several thousand other
men from Somewhere" In Mon
tana that she might find him.
where would my rep" n. a visitor
pilot bef
Who Darns soekss"
Tn. bus was rafting and yoluns
past the parade ground
GOO look tho girl shrfiled
They are marching-why there
must be miles Of en- Could you
tell me who darns their sockn7
They must wear lot Of holes In
them. walking iik. that all day iong."
They don't permit the men TO
wear darned socks" I explained.
while a big cavalry sergeant In the
front scat turned around and snlck.
cred.
mo wonder we buy Liberty
Bonds.- was her indignant Response.
why. never heard OF such ex.
travazance."
"Darns make the feet sore" said
hopefully.
That was the wrong thing TO say.
I knew II right away.
She Corrected Him
You don't know what you are
talking about" she informed me.
You should sec the way ! darn
socks"
pointed out the rife ranges and
told her that the two long trenches
were exactly like those in France.
Huh" was her comment They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07
LOVE RENTALS

What do you mean by that"
asked Dick when I said that the
man was a monster OF his wife's
Won. In the first place. she did
not really love him. You know. Dick.
that she was not in love with him.
whenever think OF love think OF
that beautiful stanza Of Mira. Brown
ing's:
Unless you can muse In
crowd all day.
On the absent face that fixed
you.
Unless you can love Ms the en-
gels may.
with the breadth OF heaven
betwixt you,
Unless you can dream that his
faith is fast
Thru behooving and unbehoov-
Ing:
Unless you can die when the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07
LABORERS WANTED
At NAVY YARD here

The United States civil service
commission announces that. at tho
request OF the navy department. ap-
plioations for unskilled laborer In the
Puget Sound navy yard will be &C.
cepted from citizens of countries al
lied with the United States in the
present war.
Examinations are held In Seattle
on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days OF each week.
The applicants should at once APP
ply at room sos postoffice building.
Seattle, Wash. for applications and
information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07
Failure to Darn Sammy's Sox
TITLES Georgiana While on Hunt
for Friend Johnny at Lewis
RY RUSS SiNO>ro>
Assisted ~ CcoFgtaHa

CAN'T LEWIS. Tacoma. Nov.
Tive been here for almost
month, and I haven't yet been
able to put ON paper what !
think of this eantonment. In
fact. I think I am now past the
pcint where I can think. u "
too big and too complicated Tor
my poor wits Co grasp. have
quite exhausted my supply of
adieetives and am well Into my
lexicon Of adjective phrases.
! sud I have still Ia write what
my city editor Il pleased to
esrm. - comprehensive story of
Camp Lewis"
10 the other day I tried new
scheme.
why not let George do IL"
said 20 myself. and the more
thought Of passing tho buck the bet
ter I liked the idea.
lie Finds GeorEisna
I set forth In search -of 9
George who would consent TO ar
experiment In eomprehenslveness.
An the Georges l saw either
DDktI As tTr tAtft nssA ta ht't' -
a little less intelligence than ! have
and 80 that let them out
Then caught sight OF "ocor
.iana~
She had Just alIghtcd from TIA
coma bus and was trying to dodge
a mosor-dr.ven Juxxcrnaut that wa
hurting down the highway with q
lead NJ q NJ stores
| sided up. convinced that she
was heaven sent
Tie Volunteers
DO they have guides here she
asked
I'm a guide lied. Il charge ?,
cents an hour. waiting time In
ss;luded
was hired. and off we started
she TO see the camp and l 10 eel
some impressions" OF the greatest
cog in a great nations machine oi
war.
Le, mo tell you what "Gsorgiana'
thought about IL all
You know she confidcd as w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07
125-Ton Locomotive
On Wav TO Alaska

Under the direction Of Capt. John
Grunbock. chief stevcdore Of the
Alaska Steamship Co. 125-toh
locomotive and five-ton tender
were successfully slowed aboard the
steamer Cordova AT Pier Tues
day afternoon at ? o'clock. TO be
taken 10 Cordova. Alaska, for the
Copper River d Northwestern rail
way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07
dream is past
Oh. fear TO call IL loving"

on, rear 10 call II loving.
Dick reached out for my hand. Il
am so glad. dear. that the dream liz
not past for YOU" he said softly.
l must have looked somewhat
queer. for he quoted. Unless you
can die when the dream is past
oh, fear to call II loving
laughed. you base your judg.
mont on my being alive?'
Wouldn't your"
Il might. but you have made me
understand. for the first time, that
side which. with the mans story.
made the drama OF the isosceles
Mrs. Browning has set. | don't
think | would die If | lost you,
Dick"
well. I'm no East Indian poten.
tate, to wish my wife to be con
demned to suffice when I am gone.
| only want her 10 be mine while l
am alive"
Dick said this rather wiStfully lit
tie book. Now l am wondering II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07

she must pay il every waking hour
in unselfish devotion. Even II, to
do SO, her heart is torn with jeal-
ousy, her arms ache under the bur-
den of care and her mind becomes
blank to everything else but the one
TO whom love rents must be paid.
she mus, still keep on paying. or be
set out in the cold with the unloved
and unlcving."
tn hc contiuuesn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07
One More at Duthie's

The big s.0oo-ton steel steamer
that was 10 be built for the Norwe-
gian firm OF Peter Kleppe. OF Ber-
gen. Norway. went down the ways
OF the Duthie shipyards Tuesday
with the flag Of the United states
shipping board displayed on her
prov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07
Children's
Sleeping
Garments, 75c

ID ESTLESS little Sleep
IN ers cannot become
chilled in these coverall
garments, for they are
knitted with a soft fleece
lining and have feet at
tached; gray and white.
Sizes 2 TO II years. Price
75c.
basement sAiesroom-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07

Your spare time between
0 and 3 o'clock can be put TO
patriotic use in the Red Cross
Surgical Dressings Station,
Third Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-07

look like irrigation bitches. Lets
rec the kitchen"
She pecked into a garbage can at
tho kitchen door.
'Oid Missus Appicby always said
you could tel; an economical cook
by her garbage can"
Where. tn. cook" abe demand
ed. once inside tho bsg kitchen
A big. husky first cook cam. for.
ward and submitted himself 10 the
girls careful and complete. 90. She
looked at his hands.
Gives Cook Advice
You'll find baking soda good
stuff for burns she suggested. and
declined his invitation TO stay for
dinner.
Il didn't want 20 hurt hi. feel.
ings." she said when We were out
sid. again and on our way TO lie.
mount depot. where tho horses are
kept But I wouldn't eat In a
kitchen that didn't have a woman
around II. Men are naturally dirty.
You can tell en- all you want TO,
but you can. teach en- not TO taste
the soup and th,n put the spoon
hack In tho kettle"
made a mental note not TO eat
army coup. and began to rave
about the manner In which horses
arc broken and what In done with
them when they are broken.
she hooded mo not.
L arm looking for a horse like
the ono my dad had before he got
IAN. the one he has now" she said.
and straightway rhs became tho
guide and the patient"
lie Collect. Fee
w. pro~ied thru one yard after
another In search OF n horse with
one white ear. one black ono and n
black patch on a white field about
rnidahlp~. We didn't find tho pro
totypc Of Dobbin. but We did find
Johnny.
Il told you So" she ehortied Fri.
umphantiy NJ Johnny'a 8 feet tow
cred my 5 feet into insignificance.
Her. endeth my tale.
Johuny's lip was hiding behind a
bit Of light brown camouf1ag. that
demanded the immediate attention
OF "Georriana-" She had no time 10
waste on me. and somehow ! gath
cred tho impression as she carefully
counted two dimes. one nickel and
a quarter into my hand tina. her In.
,ere.t in Private Johnny Boucher.
34sth +. A.. was not confined 20 500
ing how funny he looked In thosc
brown pants
Hence beat H.
III bet Johnny gets court martial
cd for wearing darned socks.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21

soraetido : e las prac:ic&ria en- union
de sus amigos.
En- cuaato al plcito de divorcio. Sc
ponIria de acuerio con el abogado
y procurador que Sc lie habian des:G-
nado. para dirigir con el!os el p-oco-
air,ierto ' crear asi. como guerra c:
ma~ido dc Gcrmana. toda clase de DOS
t:culos : n sentencia del dirorci"
Fin este asunto Sc trataba, sobTe tod"
d.. ga..ar tempo. : fin de c~onsegIIr
So ap~acigvara cl animo de "a seEo
u Lercux. cuyas in~tenciones modi-
fica-ian. sin duda. su pr0Nlma mater
niGad. so6re TODD 81 el marldo. dc
una II ~hip0crita o slncer". n
daha pruebas De arrepentimIeato.
Para clio procurar;an toda ciaSs de
ccmplicaciones en- el procedlmlsnto
Il ucnarian de ~inci:leateS. c~o@c!usio-
@ upla2amientcs, etc, y acaho 81.
cicndo 4 Leroux t~uviera plena con-
fianza en- Il. pues aun no eStaba pro-
nunciada In sentencia que pedia Ia
sonora Lerouy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21

One g !, aue Guada = h fccha de tod:S rsaS te2-IHs:
F. presidents Wilson. aproyechandmc de los na1eIoS del eN-pre%ash"'
If On Nicaragua. cbtavo de @t" al Ierccho 4 Gerretridad para ia '"N-
,-.cri;,d do n canal interocsaE:rc. pc- cGatquier ruta Z raves dl 'fr"o.
nc H.. Eicaraura: Il ccSi3n de dos ihs del MIR CARRIE v hi oSth naval
81 r,a,- nusI os 2tadc> Undo: e~~In en- el literal del %cic DE- f"nNt''
-, pocc rns tarde 4 con ma:,c de- ia> altin2- "'"HEsS residence
J.. DO qopeI Da, Il ni>aa president" wilson priv" dc d"7e'h' d s"""
oo al narndo liberal ncara&uense, Y declare que n 'c"Hc2er'a ii :"
berno liberal que re>uitara de las elecSOreS.
IN mavo d, 1915. una ruerza naval americana GesemhG:So Ct 'e;f'""
l.. - ,.n1bJi,, 4. ssnto Domingo tomh poscsI6n de in capital de csc
pals.
Fl % dc novismbrs il,imo. ell c#ptiu Kna2N. del ejIrcito de les t~'a-
G~I,r,ndo IN norbre de 81 gobierno. i "Stahlccimj%nto de IN gohST""
miitar americana Ell l. pequena re7ubhca.
este DroD5sito, un dstiasudo pubHci.ta E'in"aHeriean" la rs
critic 10 siguiente:
-, ver5adera causa de Ia proclamation del gohHrno americana Gu
oohi6 81 poberno de los Estados rndos. de que e gobierno tel presdsH'2
tT.n-;ou., m i-n,ri iamas el tratado que Ell go@ie-no americana que
ra irponerle. Yaro habIa ~Mo cl embargo de lS re"'aS hacro'a'" IL 81
:,rrir lei pals Z L. ;crtura del h&rhre $1,000. FL pretaentc hen'i!"e" ~
,no,h. firna- Nc hahria quion li:.2-l rientrH> "%r1ieF2 Il resin'"
CONSTITUTIONAL 2ornue e. iOnere.1. en- case de vacant 1@ II eS"'"'
-, nonbrara jama< a in rraiio.. Ea DUES Eecesa7io Terr''ar 81 &"'"
onIig,icnal y ai 10 hidrror. :Cual serA ahor" ct n@n di &o'h''""
n.r;.,,ca p,r1c,no> ne &C reaet#i ia historic de In lnmienca 'ttt =
tmh, II,bri acbi.rpoa americana Ell Sauto Domingo. hasta OH" h@ dT-n-
Genes cOaSientan Ell firnar el ua'ado de '"fA-
: ;Mn SIC In accusacido dnrurte h< cnatro &ncS Ga ""Hr IA 'eF
II. ,A..inas de etc pals - rr,>i Ln;e Nisoa. y en- o~a n7n7nSr'c"A ".
huh,. l,cer,,s saso cmiSo d. Ia pa:ra americana esarrHlada IN N'HE
cn ror babcr vcnido in>i>tmndo 5obre sc ten& deS6c 'aS' ""- sci ~,
c~.,r,en,e concIda Gc los lectoreS de est peri5dico,
I'm Dreercta de les hecho> So ocurre ore@unt"r: ;'Hc cS o GF 9"eoa
u rn,izsr 81 primer pcrito presidential de Sc""r NlS2H- - las "-
ri.s d., ccnfra,ernidad pan-amerhana qe p-cpag" en- ei mes "F mare
de l9l3:......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
FOLLETIN Mum. 50.
Ell HUERFANO DEL
REGIMIENTO.
Por MARC MARIO

donde TO conoc;a i nadie. con un CO.
rrcsponsal ' aquel sub-oficiaI de Ia
iusticia militar podria S~ervirle De
murlo.
Baio otro punto de vista podia So"
,ambisn it'll Leroux u abogado Dc
Silvano Senas.
Ia condena del deSertor era segara
para Gilbert. Y una vez pronunciata
Si!vano seria enviado 4 II de las
p~enirenciarias militares de Argel!a.
pare Sufrir en- ella SUI pena. Entonces
poLia ser it'll para Gilbert. tener 4 su
',evoci"n IN agcrJe de n justic!a M
litar, que " por 81 o por Il camar2-
Jas. puGiera tenerle en- relac;on con
Silvano Senas.
Para clio era Indispensable aCraee-
Sc al sargento LerouX por algun Sc
nalado favor.
FL Conseio Z que estaba sometido V
aquel pleito de divorcio venian 4 me-
ravilia. y no solo prOdigo sus eonse-
los 81 sub-oficial, sinO que lie prone
III as:stirle en- ambos aSuntcs.
Era precise practicar Immediate
nlente varias gestiones rclacionaGa-
csa Il Console ! que Lc-oa~ es.a5a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21

danle al viejo el aspccto vigoroso :
fuerte del Atrida, junto 4 Ii @rotcsc2
implast:cidaG de don Ecnustiano, dc
ridicu!as curvas de macaco ' de niue
ga; thocarrrras de Daja: de pla-
Zucla.
livnIo a estas COS fi"ur2s tan di2-
mct.aimcntc diStint3s,-afirmativa IN
u.a me2atlva II Gtr2-eS como meier
So a~urnci;I ei desceHso dc rueStro eS-
,urio dc cosaS.
La gallardia del hombre de hero,
de tipo bismarkeano i~nconfundlble,
rortraSra n~otahlemente con Ia cho-
chcra scnil lie este pobre anciano
claudic&nte, iluso Y audaZ. Siempre es
dis;mto el Node severe de I'm eStadIs-
t.. de la catadura insoiente de I'm
mandarin de palainas.
i nos parcce que el dihu jantc sc
ha quedado cortO al representa- a!
DleDIU t:l aHlDGS !StGuN- l ihN' w -"
rranza, por e.jemplo, debi6 estar mas
aIe.re ' ri<ueno. mas consciente de
81 3aDel Y su adelanto: va acariciando
los duros ixtles d Ia Darba apOst0llca,
Va jugando n tcro con Ell hbertador
:aduco. va llbando. en- admirable con-
so:cio legal, el dulce nectar del ma
gucy. simbolo augusta de las asplra-
,iones populares. In fin, que el Qua
lro reclamaba mas movimiento, mas
travcsura. mayor %intrepidcz. Que por
10 cue toca al lado del general Diaz,
eli .:esacierto adguic:e mayores proper
clones. In pueblo Que esta en- soslego,
con Ia tranluilidad que lie da una paz
cfectira, COZ Ia sceuridad de que nadie
hahra de molestarlo nj en- su persona
nj en- Il rntereses, con la satisfaction
tPaSa \ Ia 81. plana, col. 4e.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21

SECCION editorial
Wilson Y Ia America Latina

FL p de MARIO de 1919, Ell secretario de Estado de los hs'aa0s | NJ
dos diriei6 z todOs los agentes dipomatcos arnercanoS acreol'auo t" ~
Dases de este hemifeio, Ia siguente circular ,
En- vista de las cueStOneS que naturalnente predominant no :" I"
e.pirnu pubfco. Ell presidente ha hecho estas dechracones;
"Tro de los rrincipaleS obietivos de nj administrator, sc' ct"h''
n andStad ' MERCER Il connaaza de nrestraS hermann q" Cf",' ."
america. V promover por todos los medios Propios h'nora0e| To- "S'''
SOS me sn comuneS I los pueboS de los dos conti7snteS-
~Fervientement deseo Ia mas or dial jntei@ercia ' o'Ferac""H e"i'
.L,- aH-,co-as Do J., America CcoCeraciGn e. pasibe S0l,
,uandc g. apovada 4 cada inSante por cl crdenad" pF2cSSo del &"N''"'
ip.to basado en- Il lev. no en- L fuerza arhitEar'2 e irregular.
"CreemGS ' eStamos SECURES &c qGs ~ |" Green ;"m"s" 10. CORN
i,tergentes del gohcrn1 -eHubicanc en- tod&s Hart"'' 4"e e. "'"SI"' -
:, -,o., .;errDre er el corsertimirr.n de lbs g0herT?dc7 = en- II Si"
,..i;n 40 l., ccn,ianc;a pubica. NcsatroS cudaremos De haCer tie etc
nrincipios Ia base de nue~tras reIacicres. ' muiro 7eSreto DC %' ''
n seryico de It. realization de cicS rdncinios c {! h"oa" : en- Ia 2rS:'"s"
s,biando oe q deScrden. |: inuiga . ersoEal Y el despreco pai HS af'e-
cbcs co,stnncooales. debfitan : deSac7ednan L. g"":":noS : Eefl2'''
-as ME ! nadie al pueblo cue g baStarte iri0rtunadc rsr2 yer Su IA"
ss aspntos ai manchadoS ' perturbaios. Nc 29denoS emf INF
ia. .1uuna b,cia aouelas que g aroderan de- @oh"rno raa t"'@7e~er -
propioS intereses y anbiCCRes peF>onaieS.
~Sorx,. amigos de la paz pero sahemos qt 10 p""oS RIDGE F>
duradera bao tales cncunstaRciaS. FrelCrrem"S' pE 'A"" '"o T7
:, aoueEos que obran en interte dr IA 1az ' q h'22r que rroieSe" IDS o.
~ka. .;,,sos ,.spe:an las re>tTccioEes coasHu,icnel"S. MutGo te@pe'5
,n o.-.c. Il Fundamental Indispensable dc ii "a:o:aa en'FF 10 t""''"7
como entrrh los individuos.
~Tns FstaG,s InMos n lenen NADIA que huscare n ishtroM II S'c-""'
rr, evwpto I, rcrnancntS inereS"> de los pnrhJ- "e las 10 ''"''"."'
,s IL ..,rt.4 tc To- goSEru"< creadeS para el pueblo : no par" an "'
IT,. T. urug5 c,nrcil. q dr&urchO o. :-!acGnr~ ""'"FciasS r'tS'-
un, 2mi>rad ,tr~ los dos co9lineRt">. h Il e"tT''fa 4 9.''''""
~,,,i. d. .reos q - - cocae = los derecbGs ? ib>r!9des d. aiHg&ho.
DE estos principles 2ucde iaferi@sc in fatora petite" de este gone
- ,.r.c ccno nuede ser nccosaris ahora aatrirar ' en - cspF'iu de eS
-;u.;,;o. o.co,, oc pc sra rerniao ex;laio- cn ;anta contain
- ono siaceriied. = los gobi~rnos dc tcdas las reP"b!-"* d *'"ern' !"
,,,o H.. rr, ns,uina = Gcsir:er"sada ani&ad, enp"@aHdo Tf Hrenf 10
nor y 81 honor De mis- ccLgas. - tca em2Tesa DC 9z : a"'s'1" qN' "'
pmycn;r fcHz pued2 EreSeat&r
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.CUARTILLAS FACIlES
DOS HoNBHES y DOS EPOC A.

T., mo 10 H.; uIrrlua~ nGmcrgs d..
Il; rueb.o." az - rubl;ca Ell N:Nico
hair IL itti,la !irrcclrn a." Barron el
..aico. uparccya los erabadoS, en- at.v
dc los yual~: :" vc al General Pcrfi-
RIO Diaz. q abomjnahle opresor. con
rostro ri"ido. m;rada p]enctrante, as
pc.to hleit,;ico. fin /. vista en- vi pm
I" m"ete:mina"o Y cublcrto Fl pccno
con rIedalIaS y condecorac!ones; y
delaHte De ti. naturalmente, al pueblo,
al trabajador. GoblaDdo Ia cerv!z como
IN ~eyc!avo, presto u obedecer las or
de"es mnpclaDles de! tiranu insufri-
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le condujo 4 ciertas r~efleXlones ms
piradas por la d~esconfianza y IA pru-
dencia.
Con un hombre como el caballero
de industrial, cuyas intenciones pene-
tr6 desde el primer dia Y a quien creia
capaZ de entregarSe a las mus obs
curas especulaciones para eXplotar los
descubrimientos que Sc ingeniaria por
hacer, no era possible va ell plan que
Silvano Sc habia traZado.
La resolution que adopt0 ell un
ryincipio de dejar que Rose,ina igno-
rasc 10 que habia hecho de su hijo,
err muy peligrosa, pues ell menor i'll
licio podria revelar a Gilbert la ma
ternidad de RoSelina, Y aun podria
c~onseguir que esta lie encargara de
buscar al nino, en- cuyo case TODD Sc
descubriria, puesto que Gilbert sabria
Embellishments que ell nino habia
muerto en- caza de Ia nOdriza Z Iuien
l. comadrona conocia bien.
Era mejor hacer saber 4 Roselina
GGnde Sc en~contraba ell niho. pues lie
este modo ella Sc fiaria ciegamente
de 10 cue Il lie diiera Y estaria conven-
ciGa de que aquel nino era su hijo.
Aouel lazo que quiso conservar en-
ire ambos para obligar al senior Spa-
raudien q consentir en- 81 matrimonio.
como una neccsaria ~reparaci0n, seria
mas fuerte cuando Roselina tuviera.
cerca de ella 4 su hijo, o al mcnos 81