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Evening journal., 1917-08-28
HOOVER CALLS HALT
ON MILK OVEUCHAUCES

BALTIMORE. Md. Aug. 2s.-Food
Controller Hoover. has called a halt in
the advance Of milk prices here. In a
letter to the Baltimore bottling organl-
zation and to the farmers organization
he urges both sides to make no ad.
vance in price until a committee on
milk cost. headed by Or. Clyde King, Of
Philadelphia, has had chance 10 In.
Nestigate the whole matter in the East.
ern part Of the United staes.
Inc committee is expected 10 concen.
trate us attention upon the Baltlmor,
situation without delay. In the mean
while possible i5 cents quart /,
being talked Of unless feeds can be re-
duced and other original charge,
brought back TO prices Of formel
years
Evening journal., 1917-08-28

See how many people are asking for
Just the sort Of a position you have to
offer You viii never regret hiring the
Want Ad kind-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
How to Stop Loss of Hair
and Start New Growth

II your hair is thinning out. prematurelv
gray brittle. lifeless. full Of dandruf and
your head itches like mad. it's pretty suro
sign the dangerous dandruh germ Is busy on
your scalp and quick action must be taken 20
save what hair you have and start a now
growth Don't wait until tho hair root is
dead for then nothing can heln YOU. but get
from your druggist about four ounces Of Pari.
sian Sage and apply as directed-it don 9 cost
much and there rs nothing you could use
that's any better. To was DR.. SauEerbund
the famous Paris specialist who discovered
that dandruf and falling hair are caused by
microbe-then came the discovery Of the
value Of the genuine Partisan Sage liquid
form 10 destroy this germ and prevent fur
ther loss Of hair and the formation OF dand
ruff You will surely be delighted with tho
first application for your hair will be bright
looking. an Itching ceases and your scalp
feels cool and comfortable. A few messages
with Partisan Sage are an that are usually
needed 10 destroy the germs that cause dand-
run 20 form aud very soon YOU should bo
able 20 see the new hairs coming in. Pari-
sian Sage Is favorite dressing with dis
eliminating women because IL Is delicately
perfumed does not stain or streak the hair
and makes IL lustrous, soft and fluffy. Be
sure YOU get Partisan Sage (Giroux's), for
this brand has the guarantee of perfect salts
faction or money returned printed on every
package. Dandforth's Drug Store can sup
ply you.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
Federal Child LABOR
Law IN EFFECT SATURDAY

The federal child labor law be-
comes effective Saturday. Under It's
provision no child under "a may be
employed In any factory. mill. work
shop or cannery whose products are
shipped In Interstate commerce and
no child under t6 may work in any
mine or quarry The law also pro.
vides that children "a and 15 may not
work longer than eight hours day
Miss Grace Abbott Chicago. head
of the children's bureau OF the de
rartment Of labor has been delegated
by the Secretary Of Labor to enforce
the new law.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
PRESIDENT TO DECIDE
ABOUT FOREIGN SHIPS
BY The United Press

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-Disposi-
lion of more than 800 British and
Norwegian ships building in Amer
lcan yards is up TO President Wilson
lOday
The United States shipping board
majority Of which favors keeping
all these cargo vessels for America s
merchant marine after the war, de
cided finally that II was a diplomatic
question. The advice Of the statement
and the views Of the shipping board
will be submitted to the President.
Lord Northcliffe and shipping ex
perts on the British war mission have
pressed England's viewpoint on Off
cials. 4 treaty with Norway Is a fac
tor barring communicating OF the
Norwegian vessels.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28

most hospitals are conscious Of their
deficiencies; second. most hospitals
are striving TO meet their deficiencies.
The purpose Of the College now Is not
to injure this progress It Is rather
10 present TO each hospital and its
community the clearest practical con
clusions which a nation wide inves
tigation may develop. Il is to save
life, 20 prolong life, to make for hu.
man happiness. lt Is 10 make all hos.
pitfalls first class Hospital associa
tions. medical societies and hospital
trustees have met the project with
hearty cooperation.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
GirlSI Use Lemon JuiceI
Make quarter pint of beauty cream for little cost
Clears, softens and whitens the skin.
Brings out the hidden rosesI

BY an means. girls, prepare a lemon
lotion TO keep your skin flexible and
young looking You Will soon realize
that true loyeliness does not mean the
powdery look or waXen colorlessnoss OF
some hot-house flower. but is typlacd
by the veNety softncss Of your skin.
your pcach-like complexion ami rosy
white hands.
Al the cost Of small Jar Of ordinary
cold cream one can prepare fun
quarter pint Of the most wonderful
lemon skin softencr and complexion
boaullfer by squeezing the juice OF
two fresh lemons into a bottle contain
Ing three ounces or orchard white.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28

Care should be taken 10 strain tho
juice through a nno cloth so no lemon
pulp gets In, then This lotion will keep
fresh for months. Every woman knows
that lemon juice Is used 10 bleach and
remove such hemishes as freckles, SAL
lowness and tan. and Is the ioeal skin
softener and beautiner.
Just try 10, Get three ounces or
orchard white at any pharmacy or
toilet counter and two lemons from
the grocer and make up a quarter pint
Of this swcetly fragrant lotion and mas
sage it daily into tho face, neck. arms
and hands. particularly rough, red
hands.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

The "Come. back man was really never
down-and out His weakened condition. be.
cause Of overwork. lack Of exercise improper
eating and living demands stimulation 20
satisfy the cry for a health giving appetite
and the refreshing sleep essential 90 strength
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem oil Capsules, the
National Remedy Of Holland will do tho
work They are wonderful Three Of these
capsules each day will put man on his
feet before he knows it, whether his trou
bio comes from uric acid poisoning. the kid
neys. gravel or stone 10 tho bladder stomach
Arrangement or other ailments that befali
the over realous American Don't wait until
you are entirely dovn-nnd out but take them
today Your druggist will gladly refund
your money ~ they do not help you. Ac.
cept no substitutes. Look for the name
GOLD MEDAL on every box, three sizes
They are the pure original, imported Haar.
lem oil Capsules.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28

Conference. Rutland. Vt, October 4
and 8, the Southern Conference,
Chattanooga. Tenn, November and
10; the Mississippi Valley Confer.
ence. 81. Paul and Minneapolis. MINI.
October 3. and 10; the Northwest
ern Conference. Portland. Ore. Octo-
Der 10 and 6. and the Southwestern
Conference. at the Grand Canyon Of
Arizona, October 20 and %.
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
WAR DOGS FOR ARMY.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.--America
Is going to send a war dog division
to France. Secretary Of War Baker to-
day approved a bill introduced by
Senator Brady, Idaho, TO accept as a
gift 1000 dogs to be trained for mill
tary purposes
Evening journal., 1917-08-28
sHOT IN DISPUTE own pEBr.

FEDERALsBURG. Nd. Aug. 2s.--
Frank C. Hickman. foreman Of The Fos-
ter crate and basket factory. was shot
by John w. Worthers. night watchman
at the Brown Packing Company. on the
main street Sunday night. The shoot
Ing is said 10 have been the result Of
a quarrel over a debt The bullet en-
tered Hickmans throat and physicians
have no hope OF his recovery. Worth
ers was arrnaInd
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-12-20

Centenary Methodist Church, Rev.
E. A. Wells, pastor Services for
next Sunday: Mems Bible Glass,
taught by the pastor, 9.45 a. M;
Sunday school 9.45 a. M; morning
worship 10.45, subject, The Star of
Bethlehem. ?" In the evening the
choir will render a sacred Christmas
cantata, instead of the usual service.
On Christmas morning at six O'Clock
there will be morning prayer SER
vice, under the direction of the Ep-
worth League. The Sunday school
will hold its annual Christmas enter
tainment on Christmas night at las.
A free will offering will be taken at
the entertainment for the Armenian
and Syrian relief fund for the help
of the orphans in Bible lands. caused
by the Turkish persecution of native
Christians and Jews. All are we,-
come to these services.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-12-20

First Baptist Church, Rev. George
Boddis, pastor-Services for next
Sunday: Morning worship l / a. M,
subject, The Christmas Spirit of
1917; evening service 7.30, SUBJ
ject, Joy born in Bethlehem.
Suitable Christmas music will be
rendered by the choir. On Saturday
evening, December %, the Sunday
school will give its annual Christmas
cantata, to which all are idvited.
There will be no charge for admis-
sion, but the usual offering of gro
ceries, money, ETC., will be received
for the benefit of the poor. Prayer
meeting on Tuesday evening at 7.45;
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-12-20
Home Card
UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP WIN THIS WAR.


o,her shown should
other foods of which
we havea and less of all foods
Bread ieasto
of white
possible Eat less
AS to a
table
and only as cooking
of
leftover
meat
food
k.-U al of
milk thereto less a by
all
AXE Gotta cheese.
vital to children
win thus needed glycerine
Use
in OF
of
of
the
fires
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-12-20

First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Theron Lee Minister Services for
next Sunday: Sunday school at
10 a. m; mems Bible class at 10 a.
M; Morning worship, IL, subject,
Thou Bethlehem -; evening wor-
ship, 100, Christian Endeavor choir
and Male Double Quartette will
sing. The subject Of the sermon
will be, Christmas in the Book of
Revelation -; prayer meeting Tues
day evening 100 o'clock; Christian
Endeavor Friday evening at 730.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-12-20

The post office will be open from
Z to 10 a. m. Christmas morning.
The money order department will be
closed. There will be two collec-
tions, one delivery and all parcel
post packages delivered. Rural car
riers go out as usual. James A.
Cleary, postmaster.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-12-20
Estate Notice.

Estate of Pauline Brand, late of Buck
ingham township, Bucks County, Pa.
Letters of administration on the above
estate having been granted the under
signed, all perso!s indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having legal claims
to present the same without delay to
WILLIAM S. ERDMAN,
Buckingham, Pa.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-12-20

years of age, and died Thursday.
Besides her husband she is survived
by son, Albert Wolverton, of this
city.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-12-20
HAPPENINGS OF
LAMBERTVILLE

Continued from first page.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-12-20
,ofins Materials

luce slate shingles and several kinds OF prepared oohngs,
nich for many purposes superior to either slate or
angles and less cost The use of prepared ohngS
growing and have only cheap kinds for cheap con-
srucon but costly kinds that last well as any
other roofing and always give satisfaction We will show
you samples of them all. Our line of
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-12-20
L 5@The 1Ol7=1S season of
the New Hope Literary So
Ciety offers an unusually fine
program. Season ticket 81.
BUILD OR REPAIR
AT LOW COST

Through cooperation in furnishing you tie materials
ed for purposes at prices that right There
LOT Of difference in Materials and half of the lime
expenses created through the furnishing of
mareiaS suitable for work There also
when costly material would pay bigger dividends
the way Of usefulness and satisfaction. 1t is
you Mat have explain its good and bad features
md why it best adapted to your ne> ds from our
viewpoint. Your decision in the matter the final word
au you just you Our stock OF
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-12-20

hc argcs aud upo-daIe in business history
Includes all and styles in hemlock
0nc, yellow pine and such other woods as special
require and all The prices are surprisingly low
ou sdtr the quality, 1T the way every thing else
nC,d II cost Our
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-25
EoLLETIS. Mum. ll6.
UN C3EERo ARISToCEATA.

fiaa2a. "o':a de inirnidsd; siup!emen
to una uolitiea afectgo:a en- "a fo-ma;
$50 ere t9le.
En -, sa!nee d-as que habi;aba
en- 81 castillo no haba adelantado ma
lis en- los negocios o en- los Senti-
mientos De Ia sonora de Presles.
Por ultimo, eSistia Ia Tuerta. que
Sc preserIaba, cada vez mas exigea
te Y cnyGs amenazas. renovaias va
rias veceS y siempre mas acentuadas,
turbaban profundamente al misera-
bic.
Pens6 escribir z La Comsdreja.
proponiendole Is termination del ne
gocio de n nsnera 0 de ot-a: sea
ponisndo q Ia Coadess en- el trance
de exphcaSe y Ge reconocerie def
nitiranente, G bien abaadonspdo 81
castillo. IL fortuna y 10 pa-tids CEN
promet:da. Esta aItir,s so!uci6n le
sonrels. como Ia mas p-udepte y IL
mas facl De adoptar.
Por 81 parte, Ia condesa de Pres
les, cansada de III papel que crcia
false, pensaba escribir al Procura6or
de Ia Replblics 0 q su seeretario u.
Lombard. lie daria cuenta de Ia ST.
tuaci6n. lie confiaria sus d~olorosas
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LA PRENSA PARISlENSE DICE
QUE HA LLEGADO Ell MOMEN-
TO DE QUE OBRE Ell JAPON
Srr,Irio Especial paru IL pRENSA

Ser, lei, TSreci,I u,rn IA pRESSa
PARIS Aoos,o oI-Ia nrensa fran
cesa comenta ia situaci6n de Russia Y
l. act:tud que he asum!do el Japon, '
ace !"e hI''" como "oS 10 ~ '"4
m..o, l.. n~rs..,.;. -. er.,, -, 81
crcot. -pSo.
III Figaro" pr"cunta 81 no la lie
aado J" 81 tempo de- qu" Ell .!apon
Gamble de &''ii-:d t" !" F"laI!'" 81
1.-TWO '' ""P"N "' ",S'
. u,, .r, =, nm roh.r ...c.;,im.,
tc a;iatir6 ' que drbrria reservar to-
ia: :,uS fu-r=aS para ana tutura mi
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inccrt!dunbres y ls peIiria cansejo.
Asl las cosas, 81 correo llev6, sque
liz manaa2. 81 castillo dos caytas de
Dufresoe.
In una asisGba q Ia COndesa De
~ pr5x.:Ea lleguda al Roc y Ia ha-
}rlahl de datGs complemeatprios le-
cog.dos So5re ii !dentidad del false
Jorge.
En- Ia otra ~prevenia q Monsenor de
Surin de que llegarie Il mediodia al
castillo para intentar, por IN golpe
de audacia. habilmente combinado.
substraer una fuerte suma a La Con-
desa. destruyendo tambien para STEM
pre- sus ultimas sospechas.
Al mismo tempo, Y a~provechando
Ia estuncia de Dufresne en- Chateau
Thierry, Sc pondran de acuerdo los
dos completes Y tratarisn de are
glsr Ia question inquietante de Ro-
salta Ia Tuerts.
Estas dos cartas produjeron sobre
e. espfritu de los destinstsrios un
efecto cast ideulco, suuque por ra~
zones uluy differences.
Los dos sentsn eierta satisfaction
intlna, ~pensando en- Ia pr6xima llega-
ds del que iba q llevsr q cada uno
la soluci6n de su situacion equivoca.
Dufresne era, pues, aguardado con
impaciencia por ambss parties.
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Ia guerra aerea

En- opinion de les mrmbros del estado mayor akman del primer eercitO
el domi1i2 absolute del ame acarreara, 4 aquel que 10 obenga, Ia yietoria
dfinriva cn esta guerra. Esto deiucen, de todas las obseryacones que
hcaHon e. les eampos de batala del Soma, donde Sc desarroHo la ofensiva
aiada d. 1916.
y ahc-a bn, los r:ismos ofeales pruSianos conrHnen n u la IL
rSrtcri6G4 serea esa en nanos De Fraacia ( Inglaterra- Sc daba pocas
rrces Ia oeasou-dicen-de que nuesiros avisderes pudiran eecutar eco
rr-imce c. a Iarga d&tgnca- NuestsUs aSiatoes d. artileria fueron
s-r-isdr> = retaguardis dcsde Que, fernando c ~barraes' enenigo. intnta-
IN srTe-Iar ell trio de nucsI!a 2rtIDeia- los reoRciments fotosrafccs
no 7ud -7on rroporeiunar ~ que Sc les psda. Re=urandu drsde laego que
ca h> nousntcs dcsivc~. nuestra intanter4 no pudo obtener que NUS
ira zr.Tleris Ia sostuvera, "a combaGeado = Ia artileria ensmiga o VI
drigierde [ :io de aniquiamentU subce Il intan;erIa entm.ga en- posi-
cin de espesa para IN ataque"
Ell ea.inente escritor Mauricio Barre. al comenta los anteror. con-
cepto, dice que L. superioridad aerea De los aiadcs, ,confesada va pr los
aemancs. v : rsanrmarse akora con los grandeS eemsntos de asac;6n que
pueden ap0rtar las innensas industries amernanas.
Y tNae II pccnri>cion, pr lnde, de Ia victoria afada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-25
I'm oBIsPO NAcIDO PRINCIPE Pre-.
OLGA Ia DEMOCRA(IA EN- Russia

FL unics de los mas elevados prela-
dos Jus rehusaron linear Ia roiilla
en- preaencia del infame monte Ras-
putin. Esto le grange6 Ia enemistad
del ..nIperador Nicolas Y de Ia En-
per.:c;z Alexandra Y justamente an
te: que esta!iara Ia reyoluc!6n. Sc viI
en- peligro Ge ser confiHado Il No
nasterio de Souzda;. Despues de "a
revo!uciGn, los monies del MonaSte-
rio de Athos, de ~PetrogradO. lie Gre
cieroa los mejores departament0s lie
su residencia para Que fuera I EaDi
iar!us, Y cuando lego alll II tocena
de lacayOs fueron 4 recIbirlO l Ia
E.5taciGn del f-Ir0carril. R+hus1 los
magnificGs cuartos Que - pusirr1a 4
81 disposition, Y aui'Iue talto lie
saIud--ss IN frdilerito pequello. un
hombre observation-disclosures en- una
zelda peQueia, tirado Sobre los listo-
neS de fierro de una anna. Consa-
era al sueno tres horas Y les ~ res
tantes las dedica q Ia craci6n. d ira
bajos de carload Y a LIS reformas de
Ia iglesia.
Hoy, como hombre l!bre, Andrew
est& promnlrando planes sobrc il de-
naturalization y purilicaci6r De Il
IL ortoLoxa Y ha pedido Ia c0nvCc2.
ci0n de un Conci!io Ecuntrico Gc
todas las iyle>i;.s "reco-rusas; pidr
tamb:en Ia cntrega a Eslado = =!
pueblo rusOs. de todos los vast0s t.
sotos de IL iglesia y Ia aplicaciin d.
los principles electorales en- todoS los
ncmbramientos eclesiasticos.
Consagrado a todos estoS trabajoS
Y fernando dc kerensky el elevado
ccncepto de Gue es n p~ersonaliIa
e%cepciona!mente fuerte y nomo-.
nea. rcaliza o tiende a realizar su
cbra de democracia. Aurque hon.
bre de paz. es un obispo' patricia
habla aeramiente contra Ia falta de
discipline del ejercito, cl cual f
terniza con e! enemiGo, poniendo ca
peiigro II Iibertad de Russia.
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CHANTECLES

pesar de las preocupaciones dc su
espfritu.
Contemplate ell paisaje, sin pensar
mucho, Y disponitndose j obrar ell
seguida coli arreglo i 10 quc eXigie-
I'm las circunstancias.
La brisa otohal de este dia, Seco Y
un POGO de frio, acariciaba Su roS-
tro V acelersba la circulation de su
sangTe.
Ell granuja ~sonreia, lisonjeado por
los saludos que lie dirigian, al pasar,
los. ~habitantes de Blesmes.
Pero SUI sonrisa ~despareci6 de re-
pente al entrar en- el gran canine
circundado de viejos fresnos, Cue
conducia al castillo y a IA hacienda.
Acsbaba de divisar a Ia Tuerta, que,
plantaba en- una de las orillas del ca
mino y q poca distancia de ell. le Ian
zsba Ia nirads penetrante y escruta-
dora de 81 ojo inico.
Al passr por su lado, lie dijo Rosa
La con cierts retirencia ir6nica:
-Suenos dias, senior Dufresne.
El contest6 al saludo tocando ell
borde de 81 somhrero, mientras que
So fisonomia, ensonbrecida va, re-
vestfa n expression de crueldad dist
mulada y felina que NADIA bueno anun
cisha.
--Fajaro de nal agiiero-grun0 So
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lamcatc entire dientes sin volvccc IA
cabeGa.
Y como 81 coche abo.daSc en- aquel
momeuto j II veria de cntrada del
castillo, h;zo un esfuerZH DC volUHtad
Y vonsiguio dcvo!ver Il su :emlblantc
Ia placidez perdida, disimulardo, jajo
una amabilidad for2ad&. Ia colera
que hervia en- el.
Monsenor de Surin, que le aguar-
daba impaciente. fue rapiGamente Il
su encuentro y tendiendole Ia mano
lie dijo en- alta voz, con amino de que
lie e~scachasen oidos i~ndiscretos:
iAh. querido amigo, que placer
v~olverle 4 ver!. como esta De sa-
lud?.... no ha tenido frio en- ell ca
mino?
En- seguida anadi6 en- voz baja V
apresursdanente:
-Esto va NAL.
-Perfectamente, perfectamente,
mi querido Jorge, he viajado muy q
gusto-replic6 Dufresne descendierdo
del coche.
LA sonora de Presles esta bien
de salud?
Esta nuena SANTA ~ nm -r.".nta
dora y tan verdadcramente s:mpitica,
que TO puedo enc que intcresarmc
por ella en- seguida.
MISUNDERSTANDING con una acen-
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II Salir de Ia estaciGn de Chateau
Thierry. Il miserable Sc sorprerdlo
de- no eneontrsr ell coche de la Con-
desa; pero Sc Ianqallizo. ~pensando
que quizas 81 carta habrla llegado
t~.de &quella mahana.
S.r du6G, l. seilora de Presles nc
habia tenido tempo de envia- Ell CO.
che, debido a que Ell cartero no pasa-
ba nunca antes de las once.
Decidi6se en- seguida, Y como no
viajaba nunca sin dinero, puesto que
todos sus fondos los Ievaba sienpre
en- Ia cartera por miedo = los ladro-
ness oh, ironis!.-tom6 uno de esos
coches de plaza que habitualmente
aguardabsn IA llegada de los trenes.
Castillo de Roc, a IA parte srri-
ba de Blesnes-dijo con acento so
lemne al cochero, que lie sslud6 a.
fectuosameUte.
FL caballo frauQue6, en- Henos de
tres cusrtos de bora, las dos leguas
que mediabsn entire Ell pueblo y el
castillo.
Dufyesne, repsntigsdo c6modsmen
tie en- Ell ceche, con Ia cabezs desep-
bierta, q pesar de 10 svsnzsdo de Is
estacion, aunqae con las piernas en-
vueltas en- una templada manta ofre-
cida por el cochero, sonreia vagn-
mente a TODD, dichoso con su vida, a
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tcs de 3n;rai caTni"orO,--Mc -I2nt'
feliz. querido amigo. porque adlv!ro,
tuada ~son:isa que descIbgi6 sus dien
Ell ST aire, las comodidad"s ! q bien-
cs.ar que lie rode ; Gsta ca Il r.
ION para que 20 este tranqui!o en-
10 Iuc I listed rccpecta.'
i.Ah. me felic.t3 todoa los d;as d"
habcr podido servir de humi!de ms
tramcnto 4 la divina Providencia pa
"a ser q listed util.
A.cab6 esta Erase hip0crita subien
do los peldaNcs de Ia graderia exte-
rior del edificio, en- IL cual encontr6
4 la sonora de Presles.
-Senora-la dijo con un saludo
profundo Y obseqaioso,-soy siempre
su servidor.
-Buenos dias, caballero-replico
friamente su inte-locutora exsmi-
nandole de arriba abajo
Aguardaba a~nsfosa 81 llegada, por-
que tengo necesidad de habiar larga-
mente con listed.
10 no tengo menos prisa que u.s.
ted, sonora; he de hacerla participe
de las cosas interesantes que ne sa-
Dido.
Al hacer esta afirmaci6n, Dufres-
ne Sc mordi6 los labios para mantle
nerse serene, porque Sc preguntabs,
con cierta perplejidad, que embuste
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podria inrentar en- algurcs minutes
para jIat!ficar a"3 p@!abr1c.
-Estoy G3y sat.sfccha dc nse -
preauramiento. muy aatis;ccha. So
nor. Pcro cada cosa = 81 tiom9o, no
&c este?
.Ahora iremos I a!mo"2a~. 81 l. pla-
Con mucho gIsto; el Y;aje re L..
alberto el apetito. 0
~ listed, Jorge, no tiene ape
tito?
Hoy no.
-;Verdaderamente?
ST, es singular: el placer deOvol-
verle a Yer, la simpatia que siempre
lie he profesado y algo de emoci6n
quizas; TODD este me imp!de pensar,
en- mis- necesidades fisicas. G
-Vamos, vamos, sentado = lS
mesa vendra el apetito, mo es ESQ.,
.senora? a
--Asi 10 deseo para mi pupilo--iijoo
muy secamente IA sonora dc Pres:>.
ianzando a Mon=elor de S1r;u un1
mirada ir6nica.
No escape este u Ia perspicaz mirss-
da de Dufresne, ouien. igua!meat.,
advirti6 el tono glacia! que IL Con-
desa iabia empleado y que d:sin,.:
laba muy NAL su a%nimosidad difici!-
mente reprimida.