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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11
peclS-keIler

ASHLAND. VA, December lo--,rhe
marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Kelley.
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. Gilby Camp
bell Kelley, and Lieutenant Josiah Carl
Peck was celebrated OH Saturday az
ternoon a1t o'clock in Duncan Memo
rial Church. with DR.. Kelley on!ciat-
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11

4 meeting Of Richmond Chapter,
Daughters Of the Confederacy, will be
held at lie. Camp Hall tomorrow
morning at II o'clock Every ore in
tcr"stcd in the welfare of the sailors
Is invited TO attend, whether a men,
Der of the Daughters OF the Confederacy
or not. as plans will be perfected for
ball for the sailors TO be given dur
ing tie Christmas holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11
Reception 10 New Member.

Tomorrow evening. beginning at
$3.50 o'clock. reception will be given
mt Monument Methodist Church In
honor OF the 160 new members, which
nave been received within the past
year Rev. G. II. Lambeth. -. D.. js
pastor OF this church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11
Van Lenr-aIIeu
k-HtaGHs
fSDecin1 to The Tir,ao n{,Do,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBURG, VA, december 10
Q. A. Van Lear, of Stanton. and Miss
Christine Allen. Of Lynchburg, were
married at the brides nome here Sat-
urday. Rev ]. r. Watson, OF euclid
Avenue Christian Churcn, ofnoiatins.
They will make their future home in
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11
wOMEN'S MEETINGS.

The Woman's Missionary Society
Auxiliary No. OF Centenary Methodist
Church will meet in tho parish house
at IL noon to-day. Every member is
requested to be present, as officers for
the ensuing year Will be elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11

The Womans Auxiliary Of the low
itZer Association will hole its rerular
meeting tonight at Sis o'clock in the
annex OF Murphy's Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11
Fined for Rockies. Dr,.,,r

G. NJ. Simms. AS North First street
was Yesterday fined $50 by Justice
Crutchfieid on the charge OF driving
an autom obile in q careless and rccl;
less manner while under the influence
OF intoXicants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11

An important meeting Of the Cod
mothers League. district No. g. Will
be held this afternoon at ( o'cloc,,
at St. Johns frame school-house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11

The monthly meeting of the Instruc-
tive Visiting Nurses Association will
nc held this morning. at IL o'clock.
al 223 South Cherry Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11

The Womans Interd e nomina tional
Missionary Union Will hold q patriotic
prayer service in the Sunday-school
room OF the Second Baptist Church
entrance on Adams Street. Tomorrow
from II 10 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11
Conyenes For Term

Convcnes For Term.
The Law and Equity Court con-
vened yesterday for its regular De-
cember term. when the docket was
called and cases set for trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11

Lee Chapter, United Daughters Of
the CoHfederacy. viii meet this morn
ing a. IL o'clock in Lee Camp Hail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11

Williams Memorial Circle. King s
Daughters. will meet at i22 East
Franklin street this afternoon at j
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11

The Mothers Club Of the John g..
Cary School. Beverly and Rowland
Streets. will meet this afternoon al z
o'clock. in the school, when r, NJ.
Smith will deliver an address on food
conservation. All mothers are urged
to be present This is one Of the larg-
est mothers clubs in the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11
SOC | T. T Y

One Of tho most brilliant affairs of
'hs week will be the concert given to-
morrow evening at the jefferson Hotel
py the st. Cecilia Chorus. under the
direction OF T.. FlaHington Harker. The
CLUB IL one Of the foremost musical
CLUBS OF Richmond. and its concerts are
always fashionable events. The con-
cert tomorrow evening Is for tho bene-
MT OF the Army Y. NJ. =. a.
The patroncsses for this concert in
clude.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-11

There will be 10 meeting of the
committee on the Maintenance OF
Existing Social Agencies this month.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-13
AROUND THE STATE
Thought For Today


zone ship goes east and another goes
west,
BY the selfsame wind that blows,
IT'S the set O. the sail and not the gale
That determines the way they go.
Like the winds of the sea are the ways
of fate
AS we voyage along through life,
1t is the set Of the soul that decides
the goal,
And not the calm or the strife"
A brother of Dan MacKay Of Botti-
neau was recently drowned in Ontario
w. R. Duncan has resigned as chief
of police of Drake to accept the posi-
ton of principal of a school in South
Dakota.
B. Sand of Rugby pleaded guilty at
Towner last week to fishing in the
Mouse river with seines and was fin.
ed $40 and costs.
The Ford perpetrated a new one or
a Spiritwood man when it broke his
jaw because he didn't fix the do-funny
right before he yanked the winder.
The family of Peter Mullock, living
near Gackle, thought he was dead, anc
called in the mourners-but Pete fool
ed them and spoiled the funeral by
coming to life.
North Dakota has increased the
strength of it's National Guard twelve
times since the declaration Of war will
Germany, and leads the entire natio1
in this respect.
Nineteen carloads of fine young stool
bound for Chicago have already gone
out of Kildeer and Saturday a secon(
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-13

trainload of thirty cars left. Much of
this stock is being shipped earlier
than ordinary for lack of grazing.
Three thousand dollars were raised
at a picnic held at Willow Lake in
Griggs county. The money will be CIV
en- to the Griggs county soldiers. Some
patriotism.
While threshing on the julius Plum
hagen farm near Drake last week the
separator caught fire from spark
from the engine and was destroyed,
together with eight stacks of wheat.
The health officer in Bismarck can
not be too careful in the quarantining
of the three infantile paralysis cases
in that city. 1t is disease that has
cost eastern cities small fortunes to
stamp out, to say nothing of the many
little ones stricken.
North Dakota knows nothing about
forage famines, declares Andrew Han
son, an old resident Of Hazelton, who
is now located near Logan, Utah, his
section of Utah, and one farmer need
ed forage so badly that he had a half
ton of hay shipped by parcel post, pay
| ing S36 postage on the lot.
]. Brace, who is laying pipe for the
new water system at Anamoose, was
buried under about ten feet of dry
dirt last week when the ditch in which
he was working caved in. He was re-
leased and regained consciousness in
short time.
Editor Clabaugh is an optimistic
cuss. He thinks newspaper man
won't starve to death in Paramount
if charity holds out. Last week he
had chicken, corn, tomatoes and but
termilk-all gifts from an admiring
constituency-not the relief commit
tee.
In plain Siwash President Wilson
said to the Pope: cite tin rattlers to
the reservation, and the United States
and the good people Of Germany will
form peace pact that will last as long
is there is brine in the ocean sufficient
to float feather.
Green alfalfa caused the death of
eleven head of cattle owned by Her
bert Smith near Larimore. The cat
tie were turned into the second growth
of alfalfa pasture in the morning and
in ninety minutes eleven of them were
dead. Prompt action by the veterin-
arian saved the remainder of the herd.
Arthur Leroy Richards, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Richards, died at the
home of his parents in Granville after
an illness extending over period of
rs years. When he was IL years old
he was exposed to blizzard and al
most lost his life from freezing. He
never recovered from the ordeal.
The home of Murdoch Macdonald
eight miles east Of Edmore, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire. Mrs. Melon
aid had lighted her oil stove and she
and her husband went out to do their
morning chores. Mr. Mcdonald heard
the explosion Of the stove and they
hurriedly went to the house, but the
fire had spread with such rapidity
that none of their effects were saved
and Mrs. Mcdonald was burned quite
badly while rescuing their sleeping
children.
Mr.. Truman, rancher living down
near Girard lake, came near being
killed in an accident last Saturday
when he was pushed off the top Of q
high hay stack by stacker, and he
fell to the ground below in such man.
ner as to dislocate his neck. It was
thot by those present that he had brok.
en- his neck, but q physician who was
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-13

by the state railway commission at its
meeting held recently. The schedule,
which makes many important changes
| IN existing tariffs, will be ready FOR
publication in the near future,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-13

promptly summoned by prompt action
snapped the dislocated joint back into
place when the patient Immediately re-
gained consciousness and is getting
along nicely.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-13

A new schedule of commodity rates
prepared by the Rate Expert ]. A. Lit
tie, and which will establish all freight
tariffs on a distance basis under North
Dakota's new draft act was adopted
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-13
FARMERS AS BANKERS

FARM LOANS AND CITY LOANS
s per cent paid on Savings Accounts.
6 per cent paid on Time Certificates
Checking Accounts. Insurance.
Open Saturday Evenings.
The Savings Loan and Trust CO.
The Minot Farmers Central Bank.
Sons of Norway Bldg, Minot, N. d
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-13

trainload of thirty cars left. Much of
this stock is being shipped earlier
than ordinary for lack of grazing.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
SECCION EDITORIAL
Ia fiesta nacional de hoy

La bHcNa Hredl I ) De Mayo de 1852 por fuerzas MeN'anaS y iran
cesa, en is al5:deimcs de PuebL, no fue precisaTeate gran natala
como las TIC s Gcsarrolan ahOra. en- Europa, con espanto Y tufelaccH
de- todos los cue ;sntimos = IA Internal contienda. No tNeroh grahaes
rrasas de h0ubreS las sue CT ella ntervI1ieTon. lampoco ei poder mortT
feo de IS arnamcntos ali empeados era iguaL o senelante' 1 los an"a
usadoS e 10 carT1S d haaua de FIanca ! Russia. Ia cienefa oe oe'
t-u:r" n haEa akanzaGr aaR n perfection que hoy tehe- Id 'F"th"
de r1ata-" cst@ba aaR q 81 iHf2nCa. lero n importanca ae III na''ha
h:st6rica7gr:e considorada, no Il iuzga par u mashtta. No Pr :" 's'
cendsnci. : cansecaen.ia<. Hay hahlas terrihieS ' hatA2S aScendeh'a
is Ia del ) d~ Nave eS de eStaS uEinas. ;" u9ScenoeWa So hN'
sarIi. desGc e primer momento. II demta de LauTence7 sl@nitco IA rSi
firaci5n Del .oncer;o d, meEosprecjo & qe Sc nos ema CT EuH"2a' q
ana7ami.a.o de Ii ccE?a:ian lie Mexico por iaS uerzaS traneeSas dc ln'a
lion : mn trog-a para Grc ell ~omernO de Ia repubica a caoezad por
Jnlrez. - Pm r&.a.& caaycreRfemeat2 Para II gran cr"zaaa de Ia hnert"a
Dice { Cuc Earat5u III paHieG0 cGand2 Negarnn i las IuA'rmS IDS
prireras X ia> de- iracasp haFIdo rr los legt"naTi"s lie AeoAstoHol irh'e
: las fo-%tc..s DE- Guadalupe ' ioreto. y no por4uc tai tracaSo Shnra
IN deSa>;-c miHar dc caracter irre2arahle. sine p0rqle. tenirndo re-
raraci6n. ccro In TINT. tonsttua 1a seria amenHza para 1 pcrNenr.
eec;Ticaba conccpta~ Ii "rasco niLtar" ro!ect2d" e Ia convencio Is
Lenders ~ los paiscs Dc Ia ~rrpa-ita'. degeEc:aba para francia en- INA
guerra lie results dos dmdc>os. N6Ncc Il o era, Sc haba creid", III
pals de c"acuita. ,ip liz pyebin celoso de su independents dhlch e o.
meter. ane Ia vision de ua guerra !arga y cruenta que de6ia mhar
las misraaS buses dy In ur"anizacCn mihtar tT~ncesa ) preparaFH PARA
su dcsas:gs de- sedan. NaI"fe6n temple .. -. &c.
Y IA TOM. de h Capita! de NtNco 50 aplaz5 III ano. Fl adNenimiento
del lLamado IrDcriu. &C rcsruti6 tamban de csc apEazamiento. JuareZ. entrH
tantc. fcr;aieci6 cen csc triunfo Il voluutad del pals ' two n tregua para
rreaa-ar-o para J, guerra L rucre qHe liza I venr.
\inqvaa raj; liz. az lS muchas aa5idaS e Mexico II trdo e cio dc
su vida ieic,pndcntc. inar In irascendepcia de Ia del ) dc Mayo. FL he:no
de armas cu5 5-lGn.g. zero suS consecuencias 10 Eueron rs SIN G
triunro cS.c-pdo - T-sba per cI General ZaragOza- tl vz hubiera cant
hmdc Fl c"s2 u nncstra astoria.
Ran7 hay. .usS. para que essa fecha sea para los mexcan"S una
fiesta nacG24i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
Tiberio

~"encia.
Proato cstuvo arreglado TODD; e.
banador de perros no vacil0 IN Sc
guado siquiera. Y va hemos visto CO.
mo cumpli6 su encargo al sigui@rt-
dia. Ilevando como complete a la
Tuerta.
En- cuanto 4 Santiago de Proslcs,
despues e haber despistado a Julot,
oue lie seguia. entr6 en- su casa muy
tardc, los musculos rendidoS, fatiga-
do G, caerpo por una larga Marcia
forzala. con Ia esperanto de que dur
miendo un POGO olv;daria, por algu-
ras horas al menoS, 81 dOlOr m0rar
e1pantoso que le torturaba.
Perc no consiguio dormir, recor-
dando. en- la obscuridad, todas Il an
gustias.
Al dia s~iguiente, por Ia tarde. ale
10 A los criadoS, arregl6 por 81 nils
mo a. pequeno Juan, a quien va 10
creia hijo suyo, despues de tomar la
precauci6n de cortar la marca dc su
camisita.
Y. frio en- apariencia. resue!to, aun-
cue sintio un profundo desgarro en-
10 mas intimo de su ser, esper6. El
niho qued6ses al fin. dormido.
Entonces 10 envolvio en- I'm viejo
mant6n de capucha, lie cubrio la ca
"a V Sc 10 llevo hacia la explanada de
los Invalidos. de donde Julot parti6
con e. para 10 ignoto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05

mcras del coraz6n. f~a!sedades del
amor ' del nacimient2
Lego todavia ocho o dicZ c2:taS,
;odaS elias r~eSpirando Ia misma Ia
sion culpabie. los mismOs compromi-
SIS. tcdas haDlando de la criatura
nac:Ga De aquel adulterio innegaale.
ComDulsc las fechas, hizo en- su es-
Dir:tu calculos tremendos.
J 81 conviction Sc afirm6. cada veA
mas. cruel, e>pantablc.
Las primeras cartas estaban teaaa-
das de tres mcses artes de 81 matri-
monio: las cue hah!aban del nacimien
to del nine comedian perfectanlentc
con la veniGa al mundc de Jua@
iOh. aquel nino, execradc va, por
~ etc-t2 dc rcversiGn coniIa q mU-
choS hon,brcs y one aace caer see el
mo n faIta del OTTO
Sun duda. acuei;as m;svGs ar1oso-
: no menc!onaban nombre propio al
guno: pero este cabia achacarlc a pru
dencia lesitrma de amaAtc avisado,
II ouiere facilitar IA Hegativa q II
1,u;e- en- case &c sorpreSa.
Fues. :podia el duGar de ST. desdi-
IA. tor,ar en- consideration aCuel FL
I'll deta!!e. cuando TODD en- las car;a5
acusaba fieramente a Ia esposa per
jura?
Ademas aquellas artas no podian
p~erteneer 4 otra ;Que mujer naoria
ssdo tan estipida Y tan ligera c in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
FGLLETIN Mum. s
Ell HIJO
acuSaGOvGS

a~crSntOv.s
IL, u .,auo IT,.
r,or-o ~ al ,.,5o ,.,r,o~or-. 81,
,..
- ~ar, -.,,,-
n,,r. r,s-,- f....., .,.:.
+s,.;o cs-,,,., sar;, ~,a-+a
Fl - .-~-.r,b7 ,a-fao- n,o,,a =. ~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05

t'ago. no esta biea para IN hombre
!elicado y lea! como til.
-GHablar til de laltad?... TIA a
quien arranque este secreto, esta prue
ba de deshonor y de infamia?
En- verdad, tn audacia me confun-
de.
Ash tn boca graciosa, tus oJos pu-
ros. han podido mentir durapte Gin
co amos, sin que tie de!ataras una So
Ia veg?
iEa!... ahora Is inuutil fingir; ten
siquiera Ell valor de tn indtgniiad:
dime Ia verdad toda.
Y, ante todo, ell nombre de csc HON
brc. de u amante.. IA yer 81 10 il
ces.
70 no he tenido ningdn amarte.
tus insultos no me pueden daaar-
rcplic6 la Condesa con tona a.tivo.
irguiendose ante Ia ~injuria gratui'a.
va esperaba esa respuesta--rG-
gio Santiago de Presles.
Como amante deicsda, ucmkl5s
por la vida del cobarde con qu.ea re
uniste para quitarme mi honor.
Esta bien, yo 10 ]encontrare, sin en-
barge: te 10 juro-continuo de IN no
do feroz.
Y levartandose a su vez. heno Ge
TODD su doior, de toda 81 volantad lie
iuez c~onvencido:
ST, csc hombre que me arranea
ell c~oraz6n, que hunde toda mi sxis-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05
REVISTA DELa PnENsA
Nundo'', dc In Habana:

Ell MuHuO g, &c III
En- el editorial de este ~peri1dico
hahancro, publicado Ell 50 de abril,
| campean estos conceptOs:
ia dicho en- estos dias e. ex-Em-
bajador de los E.stadOs Unidos en-
| Berlin, Mr.. Gerard, en- IN Giscurso
| pronunciado en- Nueva York, que en-
punto a Libcrtad y Democracia, Sc
| italian los alemanes con III atraso de
| Glen 4 doscientos amos Segdn Mr..
Gerard, podra haber motine5 q dis
turhios en- Alcmania, pero nc revolu-
clones. Esta observation ~psico.0%i-
| ca puede explicar Ia singular actltud
de csc pueblo ante su autocracla poll
tica y militar Y Sill supreme ~Jerarc1,
! Q! actual Kaiser Guillermo SeGundc
En- Alemania hay liberales ' hay de-
| mGcratas, este eS, l%entes cue rs!
| Sc lIaman. que asi Sc denominan Pc
! hticamente Mas no basta ilamarse
n cosa nara serlo rcalmente No
! es liberal el que qui2re, siro el que
pucde. En- Alemaria cXistc Ia ten
dcncia hacia Ia lihertad. hac!a la DO
m~ocracia: pero NADIA mas que In ton
| dencia. No eXiste' en el pueblo ale
man el sentimicnto dc II litertad;
no eylste cl scntimientc de Ia 'icmo-
cracia F. pueblo aleman IS ;nte!!-
gcate. instruido, paciente, laborIcSo,
pcro 10 tiene la passion dc la lihertad
COMO les pueblos anglosajones, nj 4
pastor de IL democracia, como los
pucE!os latinos F. pueblo alemaH
ANA Ia riqueza. e. bienestar q pre-
! dominic industrial V comercial Pc
70 no ana Ia l!bertad politica. Es:a
!c Is indifcreN.e Ell pueblo a!2H:an
cs devote amante de In ideal; cl IN
! perialismo m:!itar conquist2G2-. bus-
ca. ha buscado s:emprc, c, en@raE-
decimientC Dor n cdio &c n Guerra Y
Ia conGu;sta. e pueblo a,c!Hau 500
re en- Ia democracia IN siStema po-
lit!co. Guc cStudia COMO pcdria cstu-
dlar ~cualquiera otro sistema DC dc
recho publi,o 0 filos6fico. FL Ia! g.
tuGio pore Ia ralma, Ia fr:aldaG de IA
c@rItica. Mas no pone passion nm
guna. Nc podria poncr!a. No sien-
te "a domocracia, Gene NJ si"ntc
ia libertad' Guam distinlo e. Duc,
bio russo AUnque r:is atra$a 10
que cl aIen.an en- el orden cultural.
aunquc int4icctua!mente. e. Ies-
, arroilado cue el aIenan, surera I
este. sin embargo. en- el ordcn lie Ia
politica Y de los ideales polit;cos. Fl
pueblo rusc Sicate Ia libcrtad, tic
ne Ia passion de Ia liLcrtad S'entc
Ia dcmocracia, tiene IA pas;ir De !;
democracia. / como 4 csa pas:o:
por Ia Iibertad = Ia Gemocracia Sc c
ponia la d;nastia de los Roman"fi.
= 81 autacracia militar, acaha de ro@I
per In r~cyo!uci6n cue In daGo On tie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05

La noche que sigui6 a este aban-
dono fu6 HORRIBLE.
A pesar de 81 tremenda voluntad
de castigar. bcrrar toio su paSalo,
no pudo apartar de 81 aquel intilno
dolor, aquel desgarramiento de TODD
81 ser, que duraba hacia dos d;as.
Pareciale que su vida Sc iba ror Ia
herida que 81 mismo habia ensancha-
do V que debia hacer cada vez mas
S2ngrienta.
No resultaba Ia primera victiala
del desastre consumado?
En- seis horas envejeci6 algunos
amos.
No obstante, su tarea no habia ter
minado; tenia aun que confund:r a
la esposa %adultera, castigar a la mi
SCRABBLE que le habia deshonrado.
Renata Lego al dia siguiente a las
cinco de la tarde, dichosa por vo!ver
a yer a su marido Y a ST. adorable
Juan, los COS seres mas amados.
Santiago de Presles. aviio de ter
minar, Ia die apenas tempo de qui-
tarse el abrigo; Ia hizo entrar Ell el
peoueno salon, donGe Ia siguio silen-
ciosa, intrigada, instintivamente ME
dosa.
-iQue ocurre, pues?-pregunto,
deiandose caer sobre n silla.-iPor
que me recibes asi, friamente?
-iBasta de hipocresia!-replic6 bru
talmente Ell conde:-cesa en- Ia inltl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05

Drudente. para c~onfiar a names eH-
tranas ell secreto de su vergUenza Y
De su deshonor?
Haciendose estas do,orosas ref!eHio
mes. Ell condo de Presles sinti6 arlai-
gar. desarrollarse IN su eSpiritu una
resolution terrible, cuya ejecIc!on
iba q ~perseguir irrevocablemente.
FL dolo~ intense que le habia ano-
nadaio por IN instante. IA herida a.
bierta en- Su coraZon, Y por Ia cual
escapaban todos u sentimientos. To-
do su amor. TODD su carino, venian a
ahogar ell asomo de piedad en- el Para
con aouella mujer miserable cue le
habia enganado arteramente.
Levantose. va impasib!e. calmO5o
en- aparienc:a, Y recogi6 las :a!taS.
voIvi6 2 meterlas en- el cofrecillo
cue guard0 en- su gabinete. Y sall0
del hotel.
Aoue!la misma noche, Y sin darse
a zoe visito cierta agencia fur
tiva que Sc denominaba "Gabinete
de ncgocios co~merciales". perO Gu
vos asunto mas i~mportantes consis-
tian en- procurar gentes mise-ables
dispuestas a todas las picardias y a
todos los crimeneS.
Sc lie INDIGO a Julot, el Comico, Y
mediante una fuerte comisi6n, reel
bio n carta enigmatica para e.,
clarisima para el picard, q quien fuG
a encontrar al muelle de Ia COME
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05

Sc lie ocurren estas cosas. GQuiGn cs
aqual que no dehe il peScta? 4
yer. el que este limpic de polvo Y
paja, que arrcie ia primera piedra.
Yo In arrojaria de buena CANA, pc
70 sobre la cabeza del Senator de
Wisconsin. para yer 81 tcnia mancra
de enm@endarse.
Tiberio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-05

comedia, pues hemos llegado al di'a-
ma.
Habla Santiago con IN accnto
tan friamente cruel, tan aspero. que
la pobre tembl6 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ante la mirada dura Y tajante de su
csposo.
De repente Sc flo Ell IN camb!o
tremendo: dos arrugas que ella no
habia visto nunca, cruzaban "a frcn-
tc amplia, los cabel,os CRISES ;lpare-
clan en- sus sienes Y TODD e. estaba u
mamente palido.
-;Que ha pasado, Dios MIC?
No hay que perder tempo en- va
mas explicaciones-diio Santiago -
iLo Sc todo!... Tengo todas las car
vls contenidas en- el cofrecillo cogido
de tn cuarto. V las le:.
-iAh,--exclamo Renata de Pres
les, palideciendo horriblemente.--
HAS leido?...... It'll sabes? -.
-iTodo!
-iDesgraciada.. desgraciada.--
ginli6 Renata desfallecida, sin hallar
en- su sorpresa otra cosa que decir,
iHvadida su alma por una augusta
mortal.
-iInfame!-repltio duramente Ell
Condo.
-Pero-repuso ella bajo ell impe-
rio de n reaccion subita que Ia do
un POGO de energia:-scogiste til las
cartas?....s ESQ no esta bien, San