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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24
MONEYS ATTORNEY
DENIES ALLEGATIONS
Answers Charges That Prisoner Is
Hun Agent.


San Franscico, Cal. June "a
Denial OF charges made by Dis
trict Attorney Charles NJ. Flicker
that Thomas J. Mooney was PAID
agent of the sinister influence di-
recting those who sank the Lu-
sitania" was contained in briei
filed today with Governor William
d. Stephens by Maxwell McNu;t
MONEYS counsel, in answer to
Fickerts documents opposing the
condemned mans application for
pardon. The governor requested
statements from opposing counsel.
In addition to entering flat de-
nial to Fickert's charges, the brief
set forth that the district attorney
at one time had employed c. c.
Crowley as a special investigator in
eastern states and Canada. Crow
ley, who bore an Introductory let
ter signed by Fickert, is now serv-
ing sentence, it has been testi-
fled, for conspiring with Franz
Bopp, former German consul here,
and other consulate attaches, to
violate the neutrality of the United
States by dynamiting bridges and
other public structures in Canada.
Mooney is under death sentence
at an indefinite date for murder in
with the preparedness
parade bomb explosion which kill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24
NEW GUARD REGIMENT
SOON TO BE FORMED

Oklahoma City, June 2+.-"We
have one battalion of the Third Ok
lahoma National Guard regiment
organized now and will have the
new regiment complete in the next
thirty days" said Col. II. w. Pente-
cost, commanding officer of the
Second guard regiment, yesterday.
T.. II. Gipson. adjutant general,
was notified by the war department
yesterday that permission had been
granted Governor Williams TO re-
cruit a third regiment
We expect to break all records
for the organization OF a national
guard regiment in this third state
unit" said Colonel Pentacost. Il
have a number OF applications from
towns that tried TO get into the sec
ond regiment that must be consid-
cred for this newly authorized unit.
The various communities OF the
state will have 10 act with some
speed il they expect representation
in our third regiment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24
THACKERVILLE NEWS.
(Ardmoreite SpeciaD


Thackerville. June 24,-Mr. anC
Mrs. L. |. Harper are visiting Mrs
Harper's sister Mrs. r. a. Brig
ham, and family, at Arcadia, Okla
! They made the trip overland.
Mrs. Asa Walden and baby, Of
Marietta, are visiting Mrs. Walden
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D.
WiSeman.
Miss Norma Floyd of Marietta
is visiting relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Lokic Pope is visiting her
husband, William Pope, at Camp
Bowie.
]. c. Smith was in Marietta Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Hooper are
visiting Mrs. Myrtle Hooper of Ma
rietta.
Chester McElrath visited home
folks in Gainesville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Powell went
to Gainesville Saturday.
Mrs. Marvin Anderson and chill
dren of Gainesville are visiting rela-
tiyes here.
d. d. Cooper was in Marietta
Mrs. John Adair and son Roy
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. John l.. Smart, Misses Leila
Smith and Essie Smart were in Ma
iietta Saturday.
Miss Lou Reasoner and her cous-
n, Floyd Green. are visiting Mrs. |
5. L. Mclaughlin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24

ed ten persons here July p, 1916
His case, while travelling through
the channels of the California courts
which denied his petition for new
trial, became international in scope
and was made the subject of spe-
cial investigation by a presidential
committee, which recommended a
new trial. President Wilson has
written Governor Stephens three
times, requesting that executive
clemency be extended Mooney.
The governor has announced that
he awaited the course of legal pro-
ceedings before acting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24
SEVENTY-NINE WOMEN
IN TENNIS CONTEST
AT KANSAS CITY

Kansas City; Mo, June 24.-Sev-
enty-nine .playets are entered IN
the Great Plains tennis tournament
for women which opened this morn
ing on the courts of the Rockhill
Tennis Club here. Although the
war activities have kept some of
the feminine stars away, many of
the best women players OF the CEN
tral west are competing.
Miss Irving Murphey of New
Orleans, who won the silver trophy
cup OF the event in 1915, has re-
turned it for the contest this year.
II must be won three times in sue
cession to become the permanent
property OF player.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24

Tough from Camp Travis, San An.
tonic, Texas.
Mrs. Irene Lambert OF Muskoget
is in Madill, the guest OF Mrs. Claud
Reirdon and family.
Mrs. A. c. Bryant Of Aubry, Tex
as, who had been visiting her sister
inlaw, Mrs. Sam Vittitoe, returned
home yesterday morning.
| Mrs. c. II. Temple OF Holdenville
was in Madill yesterday en- route
home after visit in Ardmore.
w. II. Evans returned home yes
terday after business trip to points
in east Texas.
w. B. Whiting, who had been Wis
iting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. ID. F. Whiting, returned to his
home in Texas yesterday. His cous-
in, Edward Whiting, accompanied
him for visit with relatives at
Denison, Bells and Whitewright.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Rollins left
yesterday afternoon for Texas,
where they will visit Elder and Mrs.
r. F.. Milholland at Denison and FL
ders T. W. Phillips and w. II. Bus
by and families at Fort Worth.
Rev. a. p. Johnson went to Wood
vile yesterday afternoon and
preached for the Methodist pastor
there last night.
A. w. Gilliland of Durant visited
his sister, Mrs. O. T.. Aston, and
family Saturday night and yesterd-
ay.
Wiley U. Lynn of the Ordnance
Department u. S. Army, stationed
at Nashville, Tenn, as guard at the
munitions factory now under con-
struction, is in Madill on a ten days
furlough.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24

J. c. Luttrell, Otis Hammond and
David Black; Corps. J. holland, A.
Baker, w. T.. Baker, Charles Nc
Clure, ID. +. Wise, +. l.. Evans,
NJ. Moore, r. X. McKim, A. ].
Butts, O. d. Brookshire, lsham
Troop, O. Greenwood and ]. A.
Martin, Bugler O. d. Hallmark,
Privates c. l.. Bivins, Carroll Oliy-
er, c. T. Lawrence, Roy Lawrence,
A. r. Gait, w. r. Gait, r. K. Halli-
man, c. s. kinkade, James Frame,
Lance Echard, Ernest b. Garee,
B. O. Weise, II. W. Waldren, Roy
Gem, G.. w. c. Cox, H. A. Bur
ress, A. +. Hopkins, w. E. Risen
hoover, w. /. Roberts, T. Patton,
Bob b Oates, II. c. Sims, Emmitt
Erwin, Oscar Beggs, l.. X. Franks,
Floyd Tullas, 3. Coffman, c. l..
Lyles. Joseph Mitchell, w. c.
Preseley, Henry Franks, r. f..
Turner, w. II. Burns and N. {.
Sharp.
Read If in the \ ArdmOreite first
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women. Mrs. JOHN KoPPELMANN, r.
No. l, Mclean, Nebraska.
This famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, has been restoring women of
America to health for more than forty
years and it will well pay any woman
who suffers from displacements, in.
flammation, liberation, irregularities,
backache, headaches, nervousness or
"the blues to give this successful
remedy trial.
For special suggestions in regard to
your ailment write Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result
of its long experience is at your service,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24
Many of Engineers Company
In Ardmore Over Sunday

MANY Ardmore homes were glad
dened yesterday by the presence OF
members Of + Company. lllth L. ).
Engineers, the Ardmore company
stationed at Camp Bowie, Fort
Worth. Nearly all of them arrived
on the early morning Santa Fe
train yesterday. In the party were /:
Captain X. W. Patterson.
First Lieut.. II. II. Sayre. Sergts.
ID. +. Whitehurst, Luke Hunter.
Price South, Oscar Cannon. Iohn
Wheeler, Dennard, r. p. Stedman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24

Peter Thomas. Chester, Pa; Stanley
Wioncek, Flushing, o.; John p.
Zeuner, New York City.
Wounded, degree undetermined ::
Privates Charles w. Anderson, San
Francisco; Arthur Bimbo, New Ha-
ven, Conn; Gaetano Falco. Buc-
cino, Italy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

A special telephone, No. 259, has
been installed in the office of the
city circulator. Hereafter use this
number in making requests for
changes of address or in making
complaints. The circulator's office
is open till o'clock every night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24

compound TO y ! !
women who suffer
from any functional
disturbance, as it
has done me more
good than all the
Doctors medicine.
Since taking it /
have q fine healthy
baby girl and have
gainedin health and
strength. My hus-
band and | both
praise your med
ensrak1 all
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CITY circulator. Hereafter use tvs
number in making requests 1a
changes of address or in makina
complaints. The circulators office
is open till 7 o'clock every night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24
Groves Baby Bowel Medicine

aids Digestion, relieves Sour Stom-
ach, Diarrhoea and Flux. 1t is just
as effective for Adults as for Chill
dren. Perfectly harmless.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24

Thomas Ball, r. F. d. No. ?, Gle
burne, Texas.
Washington, June 24.-The army
casualty list today contained o.
names, divided as follows
Killed in action, 8; died OF
wounds. 4; died of disease. ,;
wounded severely, IS; wounded, de-
gree undetermined, 3.
Killed in action: Corp. Frank A.
Rafferty,, Armagh, Ireland; Private
Charles 5. Gelden, Hoquiam, Wash. ;
Philip Henry Gillie, Gratiot, Wis. {;
Wayne c Jackson, Salem. Ore. (;
Joseph Kanieski, Woctawek, Rus
sia Joseph Savinsky, Warsaw, Po-
land; Martin l., Shelton, Fayette-
vile, Ark; Giro Ursolao, Worces-
ter, Mass.
Died Of disease: Privates Ernest
Dillon, Peru, N. Y; Luther Hunter,
Lafayette, Ala.
Died OF wounds: Lieut.. Edward
G.. Tomlinson, Fort Howard, Balti-
more, Md; Corp. Lewis X. Taylor,
Philadelphia, Pa; Privates Ernest
p. Hoerr, Portsmouth, o.; Hurlbert
+. Zumwalt, Boise, Ida.
Severely Wounded.
Severely wounded; Sergts. Clar-
ence c. Johnson, DEBORAH, La. Mar
tin Popiacki, Baltimore; Corps.
Clifford c. Castor, Ira, Ia. Fred R.
Nc Mail, Brooklyn; Claude Turner,
Hamburg, Ark. Privates Clinton
Allen, Kent, o.; Harry II. Ander-
son, Copenhagen, Denmark Alfred
Anderson, EIdridge, N. d.; Luther
Thomas Ball, X. +. ID. No. 2, Gle
ourne, Texas; Giuseppe Cadillo,
Utica, N. Y; Paul +. eagle, Gin
on, Ky; James A. Cleary, Scran-
on, Pa; Louis Cohen, Brooklyn;
Harry NJ. Cuff, Jersey City, N. j.; !
Michael A. Cunningham, Cincin-
lati, o.; Edward r. Deppiesse, |
'ernwood, Miss; Merritt b. Dur
Iam, Blue Mountain Miss. James !
/. Ensley, Ainsworth, Neb.; Milt
'arley, Wallings Creek, KY; James
. Green, Cleveland, o.; William d.
hammer, Pottsville, Pa; Ed Helms,
VaXham, N. c.; Ivan G. Hoffman,
'erne, Pa; Orpha T. Huber, West
lope, N. D.; John Kacmarcik,
iegewisch, Ill.,; Nathan Lager Sui
hur La; Bert Langeland, Berg,
!. D.; Eugene s. Little, Evening
On, Va; Oscar Martin, Ralson,
~; James Mullen, Cincinnati, o.;
ohm Paladas, Nashua, n. H.. Ray
|. Prout, Newport, KY; William
cid .Jr., Eldorado, Ill.,: Ernest c.
osS, Miner, Ga; Ambers d. San
ers, Nincennes. Ind; Charles n.
coheld, Saranac Lake, n. y: Os- f.
IT Segal, Brooklyn; Max Siefert,
:. Milwaukee, Wis; Michael IL
nllivan, East Pepperell. Mass. /
enry Swanson, GAINESVILLE. Wis.
ottfred Thompson, Chicago; Will
am A. Thompson. Durham, n. c.;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24
TO ALL women
WHO ARE ILL
This Woman Recommends
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound-Her
Personal Experience.

Mclean, Neb. want to recon-
mend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24

Total of l39000000OO0 German
mars equals. about S3+,000,000.000
American money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24
GOVERNMENT DEBT
SOON WILL TOTAL
S34 100000 u. S. COIN

Amsterdam. June 24-The reich
stag this week will be asked to pass
a new vote OF credit of l5,000,000,- =
600 marks, according to the Berlin
er Tagesblatt. This will raise Ger
many's war debt to l39,000,000,0O0
marks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24

Cuba took S5.OO0,O00 of the Unit.
ed States thir' | liberty loan bonds.
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Call phone 259 for city circulator
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-24
ARMY CASUALTY LIST
CONTAINS 62 NAMES
CLEBURNE, TEX; HAMBURG
ARK, AND FAYETTEVILLE,
ARK, REPRESENTED.

Washington, June 24.-lncluded
in the army casutlty list today are ::
Killed in action:
MARTIN l.. SHELTON, Fay
etteville, Ark.
Severely wounded; Corp. Claude
Turner, Hamburg, Ark; Luther
Thomas Ball, X. +. d. No. ?, Gle
burne, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
AIRES DE

M ms REFERENCES a las tibias rafagas de ia P7imaVera que s. aTenna.
uablamos de Ia riihle per0 tremeHda sHuacOn n cue sc encaentra oooc&-
do ell ~Gobiernc" cauaneHt&, y que nos hace recordar IL gracioSSiH& oPe-
ret, bufa cue tie.e Ell ttulo cen quc crismamcs estas haeas-
Erase Que Sc era. o m dicen Is cuentos de Perraui- u n pohre vleFel'o
aniuadc sismpre POI Ia moncmari2 dc Ii salud : de Ia jHNentHd' ' Se Sc
ipfamaba como efebo i Il mira&a soa Il n bHnad, y "Tdi' e onsnmia
en Ia hoguera del amor 1900. emil. =,
PsraItjcn. asmatico. tubercalosc dabeuco, eEfsrr2 &c kS Hon as
b;yadc ulcaradas les piarnaS : los braces. canceroso del estoma%o g! Id Ism
qua: NJ tenia misnbro nj pa;te alguna Sana: pTc 81 ''9tecn0 SsHtia Feiu:@-
n.cerse cuand2 g trataba del amor, y iura5a y reWaHa, qe u sanh ms
c.mp1sts Y mas ca6al le reboSaha 2or tHi"s los Po7"S- th'rreaoa salud'
segun aSeguraba-
v 49,, do verse; uanGc 2r oesrca d. %:ntli GoacsNa e a'acaoa -" TX
,,r+is;nos accesosc cnc los muiupIss que i afigiaH. 81 IN ties K haFa LIS
So aSeeuraba en- yz campante cue ya cStaba b2n & e "a EriHse l. '7
brcnouios: III del pulm6n habia sa22do, Hc de las p'eFhaS' a&E" az
Media ncyeras estaba perfectameate; ~ les brazos reuraateOs ~ '@1A'
nd, de- alc. y ai pr q! eStlo tcdas y caa n d g la paHeS u Su 'AiP"
sx..Yjs,h ocha de Ls cras. las tenEa maravIOs2mente nen
N ,laora y feiz nero desrenturadO veNte de ia opT@a; las heeho e-
email, como 81 perico del ~istos" cIea;c t" Rva PaiacIo y mas loSra"o ID
80 ronnI.ia y rerfecta sinihtui ( II eli case del gobierno dc facto lie los
Estados tndos NeXicanos.
y .obierno esta muy bier. perfectanente. Con exception lei hs'aao
=. Chi,n,s me ess suraido al goberco carrancista. 10 de olXaca' e"e s.
,cusnt en las misn:as condolences, N vale NADIA; II Sn0N'aco' TX nS
10 mil bonbres de MariScal n y de tomarse IN conSmerac"n' p"que re-
IL. Dav ,,1sv;o nj captu-a Vsracruz: Il evantanlento Il e To- 'eNfshtCs
Lnub- dol General Mora n M;chCacdn. &c tene mayor lmportancia. P9Tque
:. f,ucso cen,nIsi de Tcmca fue ahogado sn iosrsmeS d. sahsFe; : lis &c
eo-.;,rs, do ms euaraiccnes de San Andres Cha!chtcomuEa. d. "a Gah K
To- il.r~s y ocisn sae cuaataS mas, son menos mportan 'o@a'E, pE-
oo ain n, GO sub!evan. ccac 10 as"guran va, los generates au'o"o'neS oe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
SECCION EDITORIAL
La yenta de Ia via de Teiluantepec

"a obra n.estrad del carrardsmo. Ia veata de Ia via teroceans ee
T.huantsD.c, I'D pFca"eidn IN .na a"arma 's"a' '" '""9 ;" "
xicancS. -; .o,,a
En- todo Ell pals comienza a cundr M ezctaeion que no poafa eoh'e-
nersey que estaIara ell formas viokntas. no 10 dnaahOS' On contra D8 -
rrancismo. =. .-.ia,n .rm;s del
Ina de las primeras manifestations Ia sio Ia rmlaaOe 'rSiS lei
o.nnsts 10 Ca,ranza III no Sc ha ccnjurado nj podra eonjurarse. Id crisis
condinla en pie. Y seguusimos estamcs L cue Sc PFcpasa'a III" s"'' ~
dns los eher.entos "offiales" de ia Replbhca entera-
Los ersndas intersseS nacionalS nan so muE ornament 0"p''"e-
tidos. ' valores cuanicsos e han 7ema'ado zen rama oe'f""e"0 p"S ID
Nacion. u;;.u
Carranza dbe hahar. ' my caro- La Nacon 10 eMge. l. eNsh"oS
ncsaros % e! derecho lie teneHos I'M meNicahos-
op.renos suponer ne 10 ha habido in solo earrancista, o lie no 10
hah.a. ae Sc haa leyantadc o Sc ieYants en armaS para p'''ss'"f '""'iA
- 80, oo - ba heeho de Ia via interoceanna. Tenemcs derecho 4 negar
= oor 10 mencs 4 dudar del patrmiSmo y de ias virtues e'icaS de fS ca
rrancistas. Peo de todos mndcS. 81 pGebo meXeanc' aene dsfec"o " ~
:. - den uentas de las eo>as pubicas cuando 10 NJ ) SohTe naf9l'efa'
p.T nsignificante que sea, Y en- este case gra'lshh H' HeAVah"S "eH'""S
de exisir. Y Carranza debc sendr las cueRtas Us st lie eNiSen
S,sotros nc kaemos eco del seRtr Ge les meNlcancs- y ma! uho
sin de meoiana eoncerca. cue nc este pr2lundameate 'ntsreSaao en- este
1ur5io negCco. NeceSitamOs ' dsbenCS saher CUT Ia: en e tonao "S e'a
operation. que. desde !uego Lnporta 'aF"s mHo"es qe N"s S" !" '"""
I d6nds iran I dar.
Carrana debe ha6hr. lens IL oohs"e"h ne u" :" Fs "NN"
prectas. anpias y my cEaras-
C,rr.,zs nh5 = ~su~ Consrso facultades extraordnaras en ei rama
6s ba,iepda ccn ell cbjeto de haceri 10 que ha hecho. PrG 81 dentEuc * esd
elastcas facatades ha pohdo obteneriaS para snesIaF e. I""iao " @
rssvetabls firma inglcsa que garantizaba ei feErcsafTil no ES 'the p@r"
cempronster ahs.a ee ferrocaSIl nj para 'ena"F II mslo' F''" 10 "N
reeS de Ia Patra.
tsneraria par Ia que ei pueblo exigira cuentas- NADIA e hace quS' ''"' H%-
10 Ia mas terrible de las 1i1aaas. 7 = peTnita Que en'se a ''tN'9 uo s"D
de les ejemplases de LA PRENSA. Pe"etrar'n hasta q eo'azo0 DC n"es,o@
anada Replbhca nueStroS DatriotcoS acentoS : los oe "WS -" "
nus reIdinos en 81 extranero. y Sc vera que Ia patria there hp's qus e
laron or ss intereses, per 81 integridad ) por ST sobTan'a
va sabemos U Sc emprezan Z fCrTutar proteSta> ' IL HuSN"" 40 Ia
90 de las utiEas- po
q, r-isis ministerial misna es IN sintGma : ha qaedad3 e PIE. Pe'o
81 todos los carramistas no tenen vir;udes civicas nj patriotSn"' 81 uno
calIan indigncs ante M c2eracion Semejante eone IL QUE s'He Ids S0""~'
Y la artera eI2stEidad De las "iacutades sNraordinaffas' fe'"
srr,- Carr,nzs y Snto Sc hara e<cuchar : temsr IL sohmRe lei pn@nio'
gu es II misma yoz lie Dies. habra para los searches ei s"aH"o I" Ee
no han pcdidc nj podran jamas escapar los que eoms:s" nj MAMA
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HiaE:. 127
Ell c DE SANGRE.
gScgunda Partc).

Marta. Marta. mo os acer-
ms Marta, perd6name.-. va ne
,,fr;do ba tante....ya me ne ARE
peatido.
Ia sombra avanz6; Hector sinti0
ane le cogian una mano Y oyo una
voz dulce Y armoniosa, que tuvo ell
nosar dc hacerle desaparecer Ell te-
rro- one. Sc habia apoderado de 81,
que decia:
-iC64o os ercontrais, captain!
Lemblin ces6 de delirar, y deJan-
40 eaer los brazos, permanecl6 IN
m6viI petrificado, con "a mirada Il
n en- aouella sombra que perdi0 81
asnecto fantastico q cauSa de una
rsma u brot6 en- "a chimenea y
alcmbr6 toda Ia ~estancia, a cuya luz
ell captain rsconocio a Ia Dana del
graate negro.
Las lltimas tinieblas de su cere-
brc Sc d~;siparon; recordo Su Dartida
de Paris, motivada por el cofre de
general. su llegada a Ruvigny, la de-
MAYOR Arleff Y Ia de su companCra
V hassa 10 mas terrible y conmove,
dor de TODD. Ia huella sangrienta
en- Ia pared.
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Habia tanta dulzura. gracia e in
teres en- estas palabras, que el CAPT
tan Sc pregunt6 81 era possible que,
~sospechardo aquella mujer su cri-
men. le mirase Y lie tratase como 10
10 hacia.
Concibio Ia esperanto de que no
habrian v.sto Ia huella sangrienta, y
que, ocupados en- prcstarle auxilio
cuando Sc desmay6, no Sc fijarian
en- la huella de sangre que habia que
6ado al d~escubierto en- Ia pared.
La Dana Gel guante negro dej6 Ia
bujia sobre un velador Y tomando
una taxa, en- Ia que verti6 el conte-
nido de IN frasQuito, removio ell bre-
vale con una cuchara y Sc 10 ofre-
clio NJ captain.
-Bebed, lie dijo sonriendose, este
os aliviara.
En- este momento, Hector Lem
bin, a quien hemos visto ~entregado
a 5 alteraciones rapidas de fuerza
Y debilidad, de energia y abatimien-
TO, de p~resencia de espiritu Y de To-
cura, gozaba de tai sangre fra. que
hubiera podido continuar fingiendo
Ell papel de honhre que ha perdido
Ia memorial por la fuerza del dolor.
-iDios MIC. iDios MIC! murmuro;
.Sque h. ~suced;do? Sd6nde estoy?
quien sois?
--Primero hehad, d0o Ia 5oveh con
dulce insstencia Y sonriendo de IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06

(Pasa a la Ga. Col 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06

-Esposa adorada, Marta querida,
til, desde Ia mansion de los j~ustos. vez
cl immense dolor en- que tn muerte
me tiene sumido, pide a Dios que me
lieve pronto a tn lado.
Despues, fijando en- la Dana del
eusnte negro una triste mirada, d.
10:
Sonora, vos tan buena Y que os
compadectis de mi dolor, p%erdonad-
me por 10 POGO sgradable que ha de
resultaros Ia estancia en- este castl-
10.
De NADIA habeis de excusaros,
senior captain, repuso Ia joven con
voz dulce Y c~arinosa, nuestra ma 81
90 Ia culpa del estado de postracion
en- cue os hallais por haberos obi
gado a penetrar en- Ia habitacion que
fua de vuestra inolvidable esposa,
siendo asi que no pudo muy bien ha-
be-nos acompanado n de vuestros
criados w..
Uros gclpes, ~discretamente dados
IN la puerta, interrumpieron a Ia jo-
ven.
-Entrad quien sea, dijo.
I'm hombre ~aparecio en- ell umoral;
era e. condo Arleff.
Ell captain !e miro fiiamente, CO.
mo 81 tratase de adivinar en- su ros-
tro 81 habia visto IA huella sangrien-
ia en- la pared. Pero en- Ia fisonomia
del conde no halo NADIA que lie hic!s-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06

Sc s~ospechar cue habia visto IA hue
la del crimen...
Ell condo dirigiendose a Ia Dana
del guante negro, lie dllo:
va veis como tenia raZ6n al ase
guraros que mis- conocimientos en-
medicinal eran grandes y que Ia To-
ci6n que prepare daria e]xcelentcs
resultados.
Despues, aproximandose al enfe,
mo, le pulse y diio:
-Esto no es NADIA.
-Os pido mil perdones, senior con
de, dijo Hector, por el triste espec-
tacu,o de debilidad de que habeis 81
dc testigo; 70 os promote cue ma
mana os acompanare nuevamente a
la habitacion donde murio mi inolvi-
dable esposa, quiero familiarizarme
con estos lugares, que aunque no
evocan en- mi NADIA mas que u
dos t%ristes, me son gratos, porquc
en- e!los vivi6 mi querida Marta.
-Comprendo vuestro dolor, dijo
ell condo, ahora teneis que ser razo-
nable, Y puesto que me he constitui-
do en- vuestro medico, teneis que O.
bedecerme. Tomad una cucharada
mas de la pocion que os he recetado
v tratad de dormir cinco o seis no.
ras.
-Gracias, senior condo, gracias
Dor vuestro ~interes, dijo Hector.
Ell conde agreg0:
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critic V III sato mortal. .....
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baten al carrancismo. per donde qunra defecGonan las fuerzas carraac"tas;
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crden del da por toda Ia Repubhca.
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mos todos 10 palDamos. tOdos 10 sentimos Y 10 pagamos. Pro tarraHz
esta muy bin. V todava. cuando va este en- e. canine de la montana o del
cceanc. ST es que ell tempo Sc 10 permite, dMi o ell optimisrc de aires de
Prinarera: TODD eTa muy bin.