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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-08-02

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-08-02


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Such a
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deep
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world peculiarly interested
that fully He lectures
on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-27

sc. E. Remingtons Store, Taylor an
Prospect.
Si-Phalen's Store 1873 Caller st.
S5-Gaer Street Pharmacy. Queen Anne an
Caller ST.
S6-Engine House. 9th w. and Caller
H-Queen Anne Branch Library, main en-
trance.
SS-i503 Sth W. S. l.. Johnson.
S9-Booth, 3rd ". and Highland Drive.
90-Handy Shop. 6l9 Queen Anne Ave.
9i-Sagg's Dairy. Sl3 9th ~
92-Lovejoy's Store 20l6 Dexter Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-27

132-Bancroft Apt. hallway, 1915 18th Ave.
133-Oympic Club. 1881 18th Ave.
13i-Broadway and Pine St, High School.
135-702 T.. Pine st.
l36-Standard Oil Station, corner Pine and
Summit.
Naturalization Office 11l3le Howell
13S-Fire Station corner Minor and Virginia.
139-Grocery. 1921 Howell.
l40-Downs Drug Store. corner Pike and
Bellevue.
1il-Eldridgc Buick Co. 500 +. Pike St
1i2-Plummer's house. 1923 18th Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-27

Meeting places will be open to re-
ceive and record pledges from p. m.
to 9 p. IN. Make this your Most
Important duty on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
BANK CLEARINCS

and engineer the FnStorh GLASS
ulant for number Of years. leaves To-
dnv for Pittsburgh In accept n rrHpoh-
sIblc position with the Westinghouse
company.
Mrs. r. p. singleton Of ClarksourE,
is visiting her father and sister on
Fifth stree. Mr.. ShnglclUn has r'I'
listed in the service and Is HOW IN 'hn
mechanical division at Richmond. Va.
Robert West and family have re-
turned r. their homo At Canton. d.
AFTER having hcnn called hero owing I"
Tho illness or Donald Veg. and Mrs.
Vests brother. Herman Rogcrson. ol
Shc rrard
Mrs. e. f. Spoon. who underwent mn
rrcrn,inu ai the Glendale hospital. VIII
probably bc removed Ia her nome III
Jefferson avenue This week.
Mound city counci! No. t. Jr. q. L.
\. a., will initiate largc class OF Gun
di,,alrs into tho .lnhEr ;his evening. y
program has been prepared rr'rrs"-
ulCniH will h. srrvcd and an c"ccil"hf
line will be enjoyed NY tho members
Private Stanley 7. latton Of FOR
Scrcv II. tia. is spending II nri"l iar-
Tough at his HON" m Third street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
maintained

high grade efficiency maintained
ihruurh"u. tn" S"h"nl year.
l'r"f Joseph R"sIrr. prcsiG' ut If IN"
Central Normal az Vest Virginia 1T
lairmnmt will deliver tn" address !"
tn. graduating class at tn" pup'h'
schools The class this year numbers
nearly seventy AMI * tho largest Yer
many ?cnrS.
S,"ps arc 10 h" tnk"n Immediately
looking toward either an addition 4"
ihr present, building nr The erection I'll
a high school. That moro room ~
needed fnr high school purposes ~
evident.
Tn" following mon entered IN" army
This week. To Richmond. Va. ifiNid
X. IInstuillr. C'hns. T.. Rcnn"r. j. hr"'"
Ermnkrvrr. Eugene l.. Dunlap. J"hn Nc
Cask"y thas. r.. Nns,. Patrick J.. La
ynll.. Ward r.. tiAmhlr. Jolly l.. Miner
G. H. Tnlkinc,"n. Kuhn calvert I"
Akron. g.. Marshall Moore. rlar"nc" q;
Vhiltrs, Lindsay W. l:urt"n. Iuri N"h'
Insun. Rurs Il. Ice. Sherman II. Grimm
James T.. Sn"dsrass: /" Fort Meyer
Harry T.. quinn, Fi1tn I."udcn"laIcI,
Ia Fort benjamin HARRISON Murt Na!''
to Camp Sewer. Guy II. Mayhrld; L"
washington barracks. Wayne EnniN
enlisted. Earl kirkpatrick. Edmund
lays.
The Churrh-tlay district Sunday
school convention will tH held NJ I''i-
,lc.nn May. -. Addresses VIII o'
made by Rev. K. -. Phillips ana wal
Ter \. Sunw. John &. Shr"Nr SHr'fi'"
tnndnnt of I.ittl"i"u schools is pr 49,
d..nt al thu district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
Confidence in Victory
For the Entente Brings
Bull Movement in Stocks

NEW YORK. May l9.--L;r"at"r "nnti-
proving crop and trade conditions and
tho more harmonious relations between
tho federal government and hnanrla'
and industrial interests trc"Hnt"h worry
largely for ;h" substantial advances In
securities last week. l." III" ar."mPant-
msnt o. worry heavy daily dealings.
Other factors which "X"ct"h moro or
les effect m tho m"v"m"r' wer" IN"
massage ot tho Nv"ruau bill and N"
establishment Of tho War ftnan'"
board on definit" basis. clearing
the way for futur" issues IF securities
Speculative. enthusiasm; NJ times r\-
cnndrd thr bounds OF diScr"tl"n. hlt
selling Of long stocks by 'onS"rTaiiN"
interests. together with 81 word ~ eau
ton from Tho banks. cI"c'oH mH'h
needed .rsaGiustm"nf.
Even 4; tn" rcrcrSals which marked
sn,nr nc tho NOR" active issues IN tho
later trading. tn" AGRA e" al rTlr"S wa"
the highest OF the year. her" and th"r"
shcMi,. now maNim"El<("r almost t"o
cyars.
Tho ucSwinc wuu>d have inspired a
moro hopeful frrlluc among investors
had i, h.>rr JOSS rrsiric,"d. Students
Of economic conditions expressed tn"
belief, that = MARK, such as tAa' 81
tho past week N"r' than 'tliS""unt"d In"
mGst favoratl" Development for months
20 rnfn".
It VA. universally recognized that
III. course Of the market during the
remaining weeks Ut tn" spring season
will br influ"nr"d matnl! ny money
which promises /" h.. reasonably easy.
barring s"uuc unexpected rAaHS" IN th"
foreign situation. y significant l"a-
,urn i'm this connection j. Inc Increasing
inquiry by financial institutions tor
nrinc commercial pa per.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
Steel Industry Believes
.ltCan Take Care Of
Every Requirement

NEW YORK. May l?.--Details Of III"
steel conference 1T Washington on tri7
day arc lacking but proposals for rom
troll by the government OF the indus
try ars said to have been under con-
sideration. The assumption is that gov
eminent steel demands arc :" heavy
tina, the authorizes evidently consider
drastic measures necessary. Steel in
lists. however. believe they can he
b. able to meet tho situation Il FULLY
advised OF the national requirements
\ survey Of the industry has therefore
been ordered under the direction of
joint committee ~ board members and
steel manufacturers
Mills continue u devote their entire
output to government orders end out
side deliveries are subject 10 approval
by tho director If stecl supplies. It il
estimated that at tn" present rate IN"
ircnl output this year will exceed a.
6n6. ono tons against approximately a.
onh. hn0 last year.
Thu production Of COX" has boon
brought IN to oven rnpacity by inrr"as-
ing the supply Of ears. and III" "utturn
Of iron is expected 10 h" unusually
heavy. 1t is more than doubtful. now
ever. il after government requirements
nrr met trcrr will IL, sufficient surplus
for cnium"rrinl purposes.
Thu. out:lurn OF su:lt'd copper has
hclu arlIl". hut thor" il 4 Sh"rtaE" or
refined metal which has caused S''"iu in
convenience" tn consumers. Lad con-
,iuuos in moderate demand and tn" tone
Of tho market l.: firm 1T from : c"ntS
TO 10 cents ia Now York.
For tho FIRST time in months hanka
md English tin have hc"n offered here.
As 4 result the Chimes. position has
weakened anil Tho price has fallen to
III. unsse of SINS for spot and % l: 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
Ferry, and was well known In that cit,

Ferry. and was well known In that city
a< we'll as in Wheeling.
The deceased was nurse Of unusual
ability, and it was stated BY doctors
A, the hospital that she WILL be missed
probably more than any other nurse
there II 4 patient returned 10 the hes
pital that hau been nursed by Miss
He'll before. they were sure to ask for
her again.
Miss He'll was 10 have graduated
with the class which will receive d.:
plomas on Wednesday evening, MAY
%.
As yet the arrangements for the &"
neral have no; been completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
new MARTINSvILLE

Til" W"tzcl county. drive for the ""
Cross is now Tn. AMI Most interesting
accounts ar" picard "t ihn progress
made Tho conn: will NOR" than r"a"a
it's uutn,a rs cN"ry community ~ k"'n-
Ia awake L. Tie urS"nt. n""l If ms
important orSanlzati"n. tn" pr'sld'h''
Ecy. J II. JarkSnn. VIII" has been WIS.,
ting in Georgia. and Attending IN" Scs-
stnus " ,h" general ""ni"r"n'" OF ne
Methodist Episcopal church. south, -
directing III" canvass.
Tho machinery has como when VIII
Il, used IN t!!r hard :'urfa'': r"h'l ""rk
Z, b. started mont week. TINS r"iih
will 20 M Fishing creek 20 Law"
r-.ck, thence through III" hear; ot IN"
county Ia Hundred. Work IN h"i ends
Of tn, rad will start next week. ana
II T.. hoped IL get $r>A Neral miles COM
ulol"d before fall.
Tho following seniors Will compose
,hr class hr 1gl> far graduation lr'm
Marunlia high. Lena WATERS. LILLIAN
,,nn". lrnor"nc Williams. fr'da S'"n"
Francis Shuman. Hlan"H" lohnS'"n.
I;vfnrd lIaSSie Manila iurllncanr'
Mimi. SnodgrnSs. 'irEinir l'nrrirN
Pear! Wade Nnla Parsons. HthGH /
MuhIrmau. Agnes Furl"r. Edith il'S-
.inhntham. Herbert C"omhs. Harry
Earth, Walter Quinn. Clcm Nicer
Arrhlr Slrrpl,tnu. iawrcnc" Fuchs.
Warren Morris. Ferdinand k"ndl".
Tho hacraunurnni" sermon tor IN"
r,-h school Will h" delivered n'Nt
sunday evening in the audit"riur". tn"
Ecy. Wallace L. Fleming. II. ~. l.. l..
H.. Of West Virginia Wesleyan r"il' ="
will b. ;hc speak +. It will IL" u union
service. All churcl"s in 'h" city VIII
dismiss their evening services Tor ia"
occasion.
Tho grades bold interesting rNI'"S
on the lawn ~ tn" publ" S"h'"l
Thursday rvruinr. each room having
several numbers and patrintISm largely
.mphasizrrI The display nt art l"n."r
Red Cross. and srh""l work III IN" 'Hri"
corridor IT Magnolia hi:;:r indicates he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20

Nineteen men will leave Marshall
county. Thursday "v"ning AT 49,. tor
tn" rrlumbu barracks. One hindr"n
and 'hirly-siN will leave. next SUNDAY
unrliu2 nj lh:%" for Camp l.c".
,i."r.:" I.nurt!r"sS. formerly sur""'n-
lca,'"n; az IN tinrkSlurg plant ~ 'l''
I-rii"G Ijm Srr'liin@ corporation ma
nr..u ansfrrr"l I" this city ana VIII
SI,i,riul, nd in" local rian'. II" has
moved Isis rruHly. :" Fourth street.
Arthur t. s:"""r ::nh John Hicks. bon
Of his c!ry. hnr" enlisted III IN" |
ma, arh viii l"nN'' """u TOR N"r;"ih.
Va.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. T.. r;riS"ll and 'lnW"A-
ter Mir~ VILLA t;r!aril. Will army"
hnr,. Wednesday aft" IN eight months"
STA III ,hc far Southwest. inriTl'mG
.':l%, IN and california;
liuGh $mih. wii" has h""n "'"'' r'"'an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
A MArRMoNIAL FREE.

\ young man who. during his brief
career. hal never hcen required TO do
vIrry much labor At home. enlisted f"r
the present war. and is now in train
ing-camp Somewhere In America =
few days ar" his mother received
letter from him in which he said that
he had never worked so hard In his
life. that hc had been doing kitchen
work. making beds. washing and drying
dishes. etc. and that when he returned
from the war he would make some fell
low in California the very best vile
there ever was.-Los Angeles Times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20

cyncrtrL TO 10 favored III Tho r"i:r ~
,ur,. hl substantial increases IN ir"lSh'
and passenger rates.
or t,,urS" with tn" carriers WORKING
uu n r..SIri"Ird earning lass. rs Il re-
,,Il, Of IA. IT, ayr Hl"lt Win IN" GOV
,rn,nrnt tn" benefits II 'n"re"S"d rites
will h,. Indirect rather than hir''i' h''
,v"n 50. such Increases ;*i may NC grant
81 ,lurIn:; tn" war Il II ""hiidcaliH pre-
dtc,"d VIII u" IN !hr;:" part r"l"r'h'h 81
ter nmSi.litI"> r"a.'". whl'n ShHhlH NJ
prov" ,t,,. financial u"Sit'"n al TN r'a"'
and enable much needed Improvements
.,rh h,.tt.rrnrn;: ,u H.. mah'' meanwhile
by the :;"EcrHn"n' IN" AHNhh'' Jas
,,.cn rather -9IIh hlli "v'n So. IN" c"E-
rr,I trend IF security Prices sin appear
Ia us 70 r" upward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
BENWO0D
L.cotlng TuocdaJ.

The cummittcr meeting scheduled for
Yesterday aftrrmuun was postponed on
rrrnunt Of rhr Rod Cross outing Erid
Yesterday. The ihr":inE has 0'''n called
for Thursday "v"nrr= "f this week AZ
"'rlcrk II, The city building rnr.hrr
arrangements will h' Erad' Ia h""st ~"
IfrI CrrsS drive which stnrird yesterday.
Marshall rnuriy'< G,lrlt is $i3."nh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20

john ErinI,hnn. II this city. 81 the
~unst nf fr:rr,iG in New MaTlinsvIilc
for several w""k*.
Victor ;'iicH"l r. rcrinusl" Ill III his
HON" ma South Main street.
Miss l.""ra I'ark~. &c Atwood. Tyl"r
county. was III" ;:u""' ~ Mrs. l.. II.
\nnn OYER SUNDAY.
Miss Leah rurkl. re ;his city. Is
yi."uIIn:: several iaI@ wilh rcla:inns in
iltf ~lI:rGh.
Miss Heel ..".i"" - seriously III at
her home al ,fGth Marshall street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
led Crosc This Evening.

The Hcnw9nd Red Cross S"Ci"ty has
,.nllrd special meeting for This evening
IN their rooms nj The city huildine.'r"ry
uatriuti" citizen. both ran and woman.
who have ANY interest in the Rod Cross
work nf eur "''iiTtrN. - earnestly rt-
uucS:,h tr ho nr"-,nt- thi" evening. The
ru:,,frri l.'i" which were made by The
Rcd Crnc., have ~! h"rn given ou: Ia the
lovE who, have left.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
Tour a Success.

Thc Red Cross ;Our through inc
rutinty, Sunday. waa g success IN every
detail. The party. consisting Of about
iirrv uutomc bliss containing Sn"aKt RS
singers. tho ragl" hnnd. and others. l'lt
hero n, \ O'clock, tho scheduled time
There were large att'ndanccS n: every
meeting and much interest WAS MANI
rrsr,rl. assuring HAT til" county Will e.
over Tho top in tn" drive In rHis" W.
400 Another tour will II" made ever
Tho south Of the county n"Nt SUNDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
CcT5 GSavip -.

Tier" will no ION NOR" Of tho Ben.
wood hoya enter tho Sr"' ice o. Uncle
San, this week !h.y cXp"c; To u" taken
tn Columbus. -. They ar" expecting 10
l"nvr W-du" :'lay Those leaving are:
John Storm. .Tnhn N"l!".k". james G.
Anderson. w !lnm Itull,y. Fred Bohn.
Iohn II. Fleming. Tory Samuel. Charles
T. M":rr, charles Wagner md killian
nCrktr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
p1lv Cathedral.

Tho MGundsvillr high #rhh"l naS"pH'I
team will z" Ia Nh"ri'NE' 'ueH"'F
art"rna,.n tn play tn" thlh"dr'' hlh'
and t. get rev ing" Tor IN" n"lcH' ~
lhndrnl administered To I'll" locals. S"' =
urlny af.rrnnnn. an the RUIN S'F'"t
ball grounds h. y Grorc "f |" -.
Ray Will l"tCE Tuesdays contest ana
ih,, veteran iwirIcr If M"unISH''"
high Expects ia meet with hl* ra"'"-
mary success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
Huebcl Funeral,

This afternoon AT ESQ o'clock. from
tho family residence. 13S Market
street. funeral services for the late
highly respected Mrs. Emma TTuebtl.
who passed away Saturday morning
following an extended illresS due 10
Il complication Of diseases. will be
held. Tntcrmcnt will be made AT Pen
inSuln cometerN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
Hcbrank Services,

Services for the late Mrs. Mary N
Hcbrank. wife Of Andrew Hebrann,
who passed away Saturday at the fam
lily home. % MI. Wood road. will b.
held This afternoon at . o'clock from
the place of death. Intermcnt Will be
at MI. Wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
Taxes Duo.

J. Franz Brann"n. city. TAX collector
has 'e!u,.d 4 MOTTO. Ia III" effect mat All
dt linGurnt taxes must hr pad ny July
l. nr they will br certified L" tn" stale
auditor for collection. y" exceptions
can hr made hcCHuS" THIS ~ ~ required
state law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20

Miss blanche He'll. Il student nurse
at the Ohio Valley General hospital.
passed away Saturday evening. follow
ing brief illness. Miss Hell was the
daughter Of Chris Hell, OF Martins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
SpcakinF Tonight.

E.ucrrc Erumaghcim. notrd Hrd
Cross worker. will speak ut the F'rS
M"th',dis. Episcopal church ms c'ch-
ing in the interest "f III" it'd rus,
ramra ign. Mr.. RruinaEh'iin mas SP'Hl
ihrc" years In Eurnp" ANA u We'll "'
nunintrd with III. work oyer there.
large attendance will probably attend
The address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
N. Y. STOCls EXCHANGE

WHEEiIN,;. ". Va. May -. 10.
Saturdays Quntati"Is.(
Furnished the lntelllgcncer BY \: Z
Na>irn & CO.. members OK the Now TorH
Stock Exchange. National nank Build
.iag. T,nccllnx W. Va. Louis +. BraEH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20
MOUNDSVILLE
BOOMING House Pulled.

y raiding party composed "i thl'i 81
Polio" John TaEg. Deputy L"rer ana
Officers Willis Lnw,ry AMI wafer
p"iv descended upon an Eighth S'r""t
rnrming house. Sunday morning al -"
and arrested lhroc prominent couples.
They put mp for their appearance ''r'
fnrr Mayor R"irrtS in polio" court I'M"
morning. There wrrr ma names III IL
Toned as the girls were quite young.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-20

Total sales :,ns.:.hn shares
Bonds s3.n3n.hhh.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-18
FOLl ETlN Nan. 1875.
Ell c De SANGRE
(Seguada Parte)

sonfidents: asi IS, que con { debii
eeatesto a "a pregunta de Ia Dana
del guaAte negro. diciendo:
los referis 2 German?
ST
y bien sque deseais?
Que volvais a tomarle a vuestro
servieio.
Hector palidecio y miranda con
asembrc o Ia ioven, balbuceo:
-5Habeis olvidado, ~senorita, cue
German es IN miserable?
Ademas, ignore 81 paradero. Su
asdaca y desvergiienza, aun siendo
mocha. ereo que despues de haber 70
sado el million, que eonstituia vues-
ira fortuna, no llegue hasta ell extre-
mo de permaneeer en- Francia. sno
que hshra lido a disfrusar Ell produc-
20 de Su lapina 4 terra eytranje>a.
-VeriaderaRsnte, repuso IA joven.
esRnaa ss uR miserable, pero aver
ME Tsto supIieandome ~intercediera
eerra de vos, para cue le p~erdonei,.
Hizo protestas de adhesion a vues-
ira persona = me juro estar arrepen-
lido de So pasada eonducta.
ZEE su VISA ? cseyerdo sr "a sf.-
carload de ,us nlabras, accedi a sus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-18
hasta cue sea vuestra espcSa.

IlASSS tSS 900 'SSoSiS NSFSS
Ell capitin iaelin6 Ia eabeZa con
ARE sumiso, como homb-e resignado
j conformarse con TODD.
La joven continue:
-Curnpliendc mrs deseos; cuando
a las ocho os ~alejeis del castillo, 10
hareis a caballo, C ireis provisto de
una trompa de eaza, y cuando llega-
da IA bora de regresar os halleis a
eorta distancia del castillo, hareis So
mar vuestra trompa, lanzando al aire
las notas de n allegro farfarria.
Lemblin, atribuyendo Ell deseo de
su futura a IN capricho de mujer ena-
morada que desea probar Ia docilidad
de su p-ometido, sonrio y dijo ioco-
samente:
-Pueru es yuestro capricho, sin
duda alguna; como mi aspecto es en-
fermizo, pretendeis hacerme toear Ia
trompa para cereioraros de Ia fuer-
"a de pis pulmones.
No so trata de ESQ, captain, pues
Is creo on pcrfeeto estado de salud,
-ine do que me anuneitis vuestro re-
areso hacienda sonar Ia tronlpa, de Ia
cue ireis ~provisto.
Lenbtin, que en- en- principle attn
buy6 g capricho ell deseo de Ia joven,
cannbi6 de parecer y sospech6 que era
objeto de bnrla, asi es que, adoptan-
do rets scGard seVesa ais. =.
--Surorso, sehorita, que. entire las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-18

ilimitada por ii y de haber hecho mas
de 10 que dejo dicho.
ME be odiado por ell amor que a
II me ;n~pulsaba; vine aqui para arrui
Marine en- una prision perpetual, de
mcdo que pudieras quedar libre. Ma
de- sino Ia virtud, unida 4 un amor
perfeetamente independizado de los
sentidos, podia producer tales efec-
tos.... Y, sin embargo, totavia tie
amo con toda Ia ternura de mi al
ma Y te amare asi hasta Ell ulrlmo
instante de mi vida. Cuantas wees
me he dicho que era preferib!e vi
viz como Ia querida de .Abelardo, que
; con cualquier otro como Emperatriz
del mundo. 70 era mas feliz al ODE
decerte, que 10 habria sido como Ia
esposa del rey de La TERRA"
Esa carta fue escrita en- ll2S y a
! traves de los siglos Sc presenta a
nuestra imagination con el gesto y IA
voz de IA vida.
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ruegos Y hasta llegue a prometerls
Iue ~vo!veria L yuest-o lado.
Fl capit&H Sc emocion6 vivamente
ante Il perspective de negar a 81
futura q gracia que solic;taba para
German, o bien acceder q su petici6n,
Z cambio de los amargus recuerdos
cue IA presencia de 81 antique con-
fidente, habia de despertar en- su al
ma. Por otra parte, obligaba el te-
mo- de que en- case de no admitir a
German a su servicio, podia, como re-
presalia, revelar a Olga el secreto que
envolvia n muerte de Marta. En- ell
deseo r9anifestado por ell infiel cria-
do a Ia joven, habia IN punto negro,
Que el captain no acertaba a compren-
der.
-. Como. pensaba Hector Lemblin,
siendo dueno de IN million, csc hon.
bre preteade volver q ser IN humil-
de criado?
-SQue misterio era aquel?
acknowledgements debia de existir al
guno.
Essas r~eflexiones Desperation 81
Lemblin dudas Y recelos, Y Sc pro-
metio estar sobre aviso.
Como el captain, sumido en- estas
reflexiones, gua-dase silencio, Ia Da-
ma del guante negro lie inte-orgo nue.
ramente diciendole:
-sPerdo1as o 70 q Gerran9
-Siendo o SD intercesora lie per-
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pruebas a que hayais pensado some
terme, no habra ninguna que NE pnR-
ga en- ridkulo.
-; Queries expliearos con mas cha
ridad, senior de Lemblin? Ne os he
~comprendido.
-Digo, repuso ell captain, que vues-
tro capricho final 10 ereo altamente
ridiculo para mi.
No adivino ell objeto que ha ;hecho
en- vos nacer el deseo de ~pretender
que diariamente, a las ocho de Ia no.
che abandone ell castillo para regre-
sar a las diez tocando desesperada-
mente IA trompa.
~Convendreis conmigo cue cuantos
me Yiesen pondrian en- duda mi juicio.
La Dana del guante negro sonrio
y dijo:
-Tranquilizaos, captain, cuantos
os onoce os tienen por muy cuerdo
= dificilnente ns creerian loco.
En- cuanto al objete que me pro-
pongo suplieaadeos cue de regTeso al
castillo todueis IA tronpa, no es otro
nue ell dc que no me sorprendais en-
una intriga que estoy fraguando y
que os prometo ha de sorprenderos.
Lemblfn miro fiiamente a Olga. Els
ia sonrio dulcemente = continue:
-Perdoaadne 81 no os revelo ell
objeto que me propongo.
Ha5eis 5ursdo ser disePeto = obede-
cerme ciegamsnte.
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| DesDusS Sgrego:
-Todo 10 expuesto, captain asja-
| "a de pa-eceros misteriosS despues d
nuestro casamlento.
Ash 10 espero, sonora, dijo Lem
! tlin con huriildad.
-Ahora, agrego Ia joven: he de
m~anifestaros otro caprieho.
; -iQue deseais?
-Dejar las h~abitaciones que ocupo
g instalarme en- otras.
TODD ell castillo esta a vuestra
disposition, senorita.
No esperaba menos de vuestra
salanteria, senior captain.
Bruscamente, Ia Dana del guante
negro pregunt6 a su interlocutor:
-iAmasteis mucho a vuestra di-
funta esposa? .
Palidecio el captain y guard6 silen-
cia breves instantes.
Por fin, respondio con voz debil:
ST.!
-:Y seguir anandola auR!
No.. ST.. les a vos a quien
aneI
-;Estais SECURE de no e~quivoca-
rcs, captain?
-Segurisino, sonora.
-iY 81 de clio os pidiese una prue-
ba?
-Os Ia daria satisfactoria.
-siafdo ssi, os srpre6f ME de5sis
instalar an Ia habitaci6n donde mu-