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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04
DislOyaI Federal Judge
Requested to Resign

Forsythe, Mont, Feb. "A request
that he resign is to be made to Charles
L. Crum, presiding judge of the Fif-
teenth judicial district, tonight by the
Rosebud county Committee of One
Hundred, following an examination of
the jurist as to his loyalty today. The
committee holds he failed to prove him
self sufficiently loyal to the nation.
Crum appeared as a character Wit
ness in Helena recently for man
charged with seditious utterances, and
the federal prosecuting attorney al
leges that Crum drew gun and threat
ened to kill him during conference
in the attorney generals office.
In addition to hearing Crum 5 state
ment that the federal authorities had
accused him of being pro-German, the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

public funds curtailed to the degree
of absolute necessity, consistent with
efficient and conservative govern
ment. -
In connection with his work as la
Dor commissioner, Mr. Hoff also has
been closely affiliated with the grang-
es and farmers unions, in making sur
veys of the farm labor situation and
gathering information about farm
crops for the purpose of aiding the
farmers in obtaining help in harvest
time.
He is the fourth to- make announce
ment as candidate for state treasurer.
The others are Judge T. +. Ryan, at
present assistant state treasurer; Will
liam Adams, city treasurer. of Port
land, and e, d. Cusick of Albany,
banker and former state senator.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04
MOVE TO ABOLISH
SERVICE COMMISSION
People Of Portland Resent
Order Raising Car Fare
to Six Cents

Secretary of State Oleott today re-
leeived from citizens committee of
Portland proposed initiative meas
ure intended to abolish the public ser
vice commission. The measure is sub
Emitted to the secretary of state for
the purpose of having a ballot title
prepared before the initiative peti'
tions are circulated.
Members of the citizens committee
initiating the measure are Josephine r.
Sharp. chairman; Eleanor Florence
Baldwin, vice chairman; G. w. Barzee,
treasurer, and James r. Whalen, Sec
retary, all of Portland.
The bill provides for the repeal of
section 6S75 of Lords Oregon laws, as
amended by chapter IL, laws of 1915
This section provides for the appoint
ment of the three members of the pub
lie service commission, and if it is re-
pealed the public service commission
will be abolished although the rail-
road commission and public utility
laws will remain ON the statutes, but
there will be no commission to en-
force them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04
State House News
4 x x X 4 4 x i. i X 4 X Il x X

Jan Skog and i. Day, two patients
at the Oregon state hospital who es
capped Saturday night, are still at large
They were employed in the asylum
kitchen at the time they skipped.
Beth were committed from Multno-
nah county, and it is the belief OF
asylum officials that they will en-
deaver to make their way back to
Portland.
Archie Palmer, a patient who elop-
ed Sunday from the Cottage farm,
was caught last night at Turner and
was returned to the asylum today.
Colonel Disque, who is in charge of
the governments Is spruce division in
the, northwest, has made a request of
the highway department for assistance
in building a road in Clatsop county
to tap stand of spruce timber. 1t IS
that Clatsop county is
ready to give assistance in building the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04
General Pershing Tells
of More Soldier Deaths

Washington, Feb. 4.-General Perish
ing today eabled the war department
of a death as the result of explosion
and three from natural causes.
Private Carl Hansen, Chicago, was
killed in the explosion.
The three deaths from illness follow:
Second Lieutenant Lawrence Dwight,
Boston.
Private William c. Booming, of Sill,
yer Lake, Plymouth, Mass.
Private DePriest Young, of Sumter
S. G.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

local committee queried the jurist for
two hours as to alleged pro-German
utterances and his part in the Red
Cross and liberty loan campaigns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

GOOD business proposition to offer
the right party. Exclusive agency
given free for Marion county. No
previous experience necessary, only
small capital needed Rapid seller,
large profit Address Frank A. Ha-
ger, AL Hawthorne Ave. Portland.
Oregon. 20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

Several changes and notifications IN
demurrage rules are contained in an
order received today BY the public ser
vice commission from w. G. MeAd0o,
director general Of railroads
Free time for loading or unloading
ears on all commodities is increased
from one day to two days. The aver
age agreement rule is permitted, but
it is to apply solely to cars held for
unloading.
The demurrage charge on all cars,
after the expiration of the free time
allowed, is to be $3 for each of the
first four days, $6 for each of tho
next three days and $40 for each sue
ceeding day.
The punching rule is reinstated, with
notifications which are set forth at
length in the order.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

FOR sALE-10 acres all under culti-
walton, new 5 room plastered cot
tage, barn, ehickenhouse and yard,
drilled well, bearing fruit, macadam
road, 315 miles out. Price $2S00. J.
F. Grabenhorst, R. F. D. 4, Salem,
Oregon. "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

LOST--Between $40 N. Liberty and
0. E. depot Wednesday evening,
crochet yoke, and pages of typewrit-
ten poetry. Reward. Leave at Journ-
al office. PA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

road, and the question Of what aid the
state can give will come before the
highway commission at meeting to
be held in Portland Tuesday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

FOR SALE-White Leghorn cockerels
from heavy laying (Hoganized)
stock, $l.25 each; also 3 choice
White Wyandotte cockerels $3.50
each. Call 47F25 10 to II mornings
"a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

ladies fur between Rose
dale and Ankeny hill, if owner will
describe property and pay for this
adv they may have same. D. G.
Bloom, Rosedale. "a
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WANTED-77 calves from one to 18
months old. Phone 80F2.. %
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WANTED-A maid at 375 N. Capitol,
2 in family. If
FOR RENT-3 furnished house keep.
J ing rooms. Phone 1036M. Mrs. Viii
kerson. tt
WANTED-Experienced mixer, mid,
die aged, will pay highest wages
Phone 491 or 1431. If
FOR SALE-Improved suburban acre
! age. ]. Pheal, Rt. 4. Phone 102F3.
2-9
lSMALL potatoes suitable for feed
! fifty cents per sack at warehouse.
Phone TIT or 852 Mangis Bros. tt
HAVING sold my automobile business
must have all accounts settled by
Feb. 5. Dwight Misner. PA
THE dancing school will be given at
the Hurst hall Sat. eve, from 8 to
TO- 23
! WANTED TO RENT-Farm of so to
100 acres, with improvements, cash
rental Address F so cr journal. "a
FOR SALE = Automobile, owner in
next draft, will sell cheap. Inquire
Patterson s veterinary barn. 2-5
NOTICE Money to loan, g. E. Unruh
atty, 2O2-3 Bank of Commerce bldg
Phone 815. If
WANTED-Horse 1900 lbs work sin
/ gle, for his feed; good care, slow
work 752 Trade st. Phone 529. 2-5
WANTED-To buy second hand feed
cutter; state price when Answering
! E. S. Sipp, Rt. 8, Salem, o. rs
WANTED-Cit properties, must be
bargains. Write me particulars. 2.
care Journal. 3-2
WANTED-Plow hand, must be good
worker and reliable, So for 10 hours.
+. A. Doerfler, Silverton, Or. Phone
43F24. PA
SPEND a few hours in enjoyment
pocket billiards 21ac per cue. Dal-
rympIe Billiard Parlors, under o,
E. depot. Courteous treatment. tt
TELEPHONE OPERATOR - Young
women. Salary paid while learning.
Apply Chief Operator, Pacific Tele-
phone Company. 2-5
WANTED Thirty women for prepar-
atory work. Apply at once Salem
Kings Products Co., Front and Mar
ket SITS. 2-5
5000 CASH will buy good roadster in
good running order, worth $500.
Owner going to enlist. Phone 594M.
tt
TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for choice wall paper at Bu-
rem s Furniture store, l79 CONNER
eial st. tt
140 ACRES to deal for city property;
$1,000 to loan on good real estate.
See j. F. Latham, room 305 Masonic
Temple. Phone l39 2-3
FOR RENT-10 acres four blocks from
ear line, good house and barn; " in
bearing fruit trees. Phone l641, Sa-
lem. Psi
NOTICE is hereby given that l will
not be responsible for any debts con
traeted other than by myself in per
son. M. E. Sullivan. 2-15
FOR RENT ,CHEAP-A four room,
furnished house close in. Families
with children need not apply 817
Mill st. "a
FOUND-A ladies fur between Rose
dale and Ankeny hill, if owner will
describe property and pay for this
adv they may have same. D. G.
Bloom, Rosedale. "a
LOST-Between $40 N. Liberty and
o. E. depot Wednesday evening,
crochet yoke, and pages of typewrit- |
ten poetry. Reward. Leave at Journ-
al office. PA
FOR SALE-White Leghorn cockerels |
from heavy laying (Hoganized) |
stock, $l.25 each; also 3 choice
White Wyandotte cockerels $3.50
each. Call 47F25 10 to II mornings |
"a
FOR SALE-1O acres all under eulti- ;
walton, new 5 room plastered cot !
tage, barn, chickenhouse and yard, |
drilled well, bearing fruit, maeadam
road, 315 miles out. Price $280o;; J.
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NEW TODAY

WANTED maid at 375 N. Capitol,
2 in family. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

FOR RENT ,CHEAP-A four room,
furnished house close in. Families
with children need not apply. 817
Mill st. "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

FOR SALE-One pair of 8 year old
mares weighing 24Oo lbs, one year
old mare weight 1925, one black
horse 10 years old, weight 1880,
price SIS; one team of geldings and
harness, IL and IL years old, price
$125; one roam mare and one sorrel
horse. WEIGHING 2100 price 500;
one pair Of mules, weight 2200 lbs.
price $50. Call at 2015 North Com
mereial St 2-6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

NOTICE is hereby given that 1 will
not be responsible for any debts con-
traeted other than by myself in per
son. M. E. Sullivan. 2-15
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

HAVE several cash customers who
will purchase farms if the price is
right. Come in at once and list your
property, city or country, 1 think
can dispose of it for you. John Fl.
Scott, 4O4 Hubbard bldg. PA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

FOR Rents furnished house keep
ing rooms. Phone 1036M. Mrs. viii
kerson. If
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mixer, mid
die aged, will pay highest wages.
Phone 491 or 1431. If
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FOR RENT-10 acres four blocks from
ear line, good house and barn; u in
bearing fruit trees. Phone l64l, Sa-
lem. 2-5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for choice wall paper at Bu
rem 8 Furniture store, l79 CONNER
eial st. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

14O ACRES to deal for city property;
$1,000 to loan on good real estate.
See j. F. Latham, room 305 Masonic
Temple. Phone 139. 2-3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

THE COMING oCCUPATION-ship
drafting; new course now ready. In
ternational Correspondence School,
Scranton, Pa. Local representative
L. Maeken, 770 S. Commercial.
Phone 476. 2-6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

FORD oWNERs-Regulate your head
lights with the Eisen Regulator
Free trial. 143 Court st. Phone
1341R. tt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-16
IN H0MBRE MUERT0

La p%olicia tuv0 conccimlento que
cr una casa sta en- "a parte pcSte~
ricr dc la casa numero 222 de Ia 81
lie North Santa Rosa, Sc e%uconira-
ba un hombre muerto. Sc anvi0 in
mediantamente Il los detectives ]. So
we'll Y O. Y. Lonitha? para que prac-
t!caran las invcstiracicnes de- case
V dichos agentes pudieron avcriguar
CUE el muerto Sc iIamo en- vida ~er-
nardo Vigil. que su fal!ecimiento fuc
debido a una enfermedad V que su
familia habia hecho lamar n doctor
Elmendorf para que lie prestara al
gunas atcrcioncS. Como IA miSn!a IA
mia manifesto que no tenia elemcn-
tos para sepultar el cadivcr de Vi
gil, Sc llam0 a una ~ambulancia dc
la a~gencia de inhumaciones Riebe pa.
RI que Sc cncargara del funeral por
cuenta de la c!udad.
Cuand0 nccesite libr0s en- espanOl,
d~irijase a Ignacio Z. LozanO, lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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mo me habeis prometldo I'm
vals?
All, Tiene gracia Ia salida, re-
puso Margarita. volviendo a ser pa
25sitn. 6 decir. burlona Y despreocu-
DADA. despues del peligro. PueS blen,
va que esa recompensa vasta d vues-
ira modeStia. hare que os AHta!S or
%ulloSo.
Como?
No bailando sino con vos.
-: Manana?
-Siempre... toda IA t~emporada,
d.jo. Y lie tendi6 Ia mano.
Id con cuidado, repuso 81 joven,
a,revitndoSe a ROAR con sus lab!os
aquella mano afilada Y blanca, Y real
zaGa con unas rosadaS. Id con cul-
Iado. sonora condesa.
DE cue?
-:El,., exclam6 Ia condesa o una
expression De desden que no pudo con-
tener. y agreg6 en- tone burl6n: s. el
cS Ia lie matar, vivireis Glen amos.
Ell senior de Asst me matara: Sc
pondra celoso.
-.Caramba. penso e. joven, a Quien
enoc6 aquel acento altivo. La cor
desa tiene, por 10 visto, I'm concepto
no muy bueno del valor de 81 mari
do.
La conGesa habia sonreido, Y Ar
mando bromeado. Como verdaderos
parisienseS olyidaron por IN momen-
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que Sc dicen bien informadas soDre 81
asunto no 10 ponen en- duda.
En- Francia la aus del sufragio
femenino, que desde hace muche item
po cuenta con varios abogados entire
los que NJ. Ferdinand Buisson no es
ell de menor importancia, han aNan2a-
90 grandemente desde hace dos o tres
amos. Sc recordara sin duda la tenta-
dora proposition de Mauricio Barres
que guerra que Sc les diera Il las Vlu-
das de Ia guerra Ell derecho del voto.
POr ell momento. IN proyecto dc ley
les promote a las m~ujeres, on ei do
mimic municipal, ell derecho de Voto
V aGn, con ciertas restricciones, Ia
elegibilidad. Pero jCuando sc dis
cutira?
Italia tambien ha sido a]icanzada
por Ia ola feminista y varios Minis
tres Sc mucstran favorables a una
extension de los derechos de Ia mu-
jer. Lo mismo pasa en- Hungria, pero
.Ae!mania V Austria estan aun, a este
respecto, en- c. periodic De los peQue-
nos commences. Las KcpUblicas Sud
americans como el Brasil y el Uru-
quay, les aventaian en- mucho, en- este
t~crrcno. 4 los iniperios Ccntrales.
En- SuiZa. a causa de las veintic!n-
&C legislaciones differences, q terre-
no Is desfavorable para Ia propa-
ganda sufragista. Pero "a question sc
planted en- 1917 Y Sc estd ?lanteaA-
dc aun Ell varios Cantones. En- Ber-
ma. I'm proyecto dc ley que les con-
feria q derecho del vote a las muJe-
res. fracas6 ante cl Gran COnSejo. En-
Bale. en- 81 mes de diciembre de 1917.
fuc admitida una mocioH on L que
SC le pedia al Consejo de Estado que
claborara IN proyectO sobre este
particular. La misma mOciGn fuc pro-
Ducsta en- Zurich pOr q Socla!lsta
Greu.ich. En- Lausanne, e! asurto hi
side Sometido a discusion: 0trO tanto
ha pasado en- SOleUre Y en- St. Gail.
En- Neuchatcl. sOlamente dos votCs les
faltaron q los p~artidarios del sufra-
gio para alcanzar!o: el asu1to h. ST.
do rrmifjlO. para 81 cStuGi1. n Con.
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ella, IN hombre os ~provocara... Y

ella, I'm hombre os provocara... y sc
hatira con voS.... G
-iPero quien es csc hcmbre?
-iQue os importa?
-iY he de matarle?
No, el os herira... ligeramente
-. un rasguno insignificante.. pero
os ~provocara de modo que Ia senors
de Asst 10 olga todo... Y no puede
conciliar ell sueno durante toda Ia nde
che. ION! anadi6 cor n sonrisa
Internal, por POGO que n muJer Sc
haya fijado en- un hombre, la simpatia
que siente por el aumenta e~xtraordi-
nariamente cuando CORE algun pcli-
gro.
-iDios milo! iDios MIC! murmuro
Armando. iQue papel me haceis re-
presentar!
4 estas palabras contesto Ia Dana
con una carcajada burlona, que pene-
tr6 hasta ell fondo del alma del jo-
Ven.
--iEs acaso, que va la amais?-
lc pregunt6 ella. En- csc case, os de-
10 en- libertad.
-iSenora! repuso Armando, al que
esta broma lie hizo un dano espanto-
so. va sabeis, anadio, arrodilla 7dose,
cue, el que os anna, no puede nj podra
nunca amar a otra que a vos.
-iEntonces, r~espondio ella SEGA
mcnte, obedeced!
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CHANTECLER

&c el lugar donde Sc enc%ontraban, el
Deligro pasado. su situacion aRurada
V grotesca a la vez, TODD, haSta Ia
Inuerte del pobre cochero. Pero CO.
mo empezaha a Hover copiosamente,
ia condesa dijo al fin:
= Estamos muy lejos de Baden?
Dos leguas.
-:Y como amos a arreglarnos?
para irnos?
ST.
-iPardiez, dijo Armando. va os
habia ofrecido mis- servicios como CO.
chero. V reitero el ofrecimiento.
Dicho este, quito los arneses al ca
ballo muerto, al suyo la silla, Y en-
canch6 al noble animal a aquel coche
vergonzoso que en- Baden lleva ell POM
9oso nombre de calesa.
Cuando va eStuvieron los dos caba-
Hos enganckados, dijo ell joven rien-
dc:
-Habeis de convenir, sonora que
mi media sangre (su caballo) no es
o~rgulloso. Ash 10 teneis hacienda las
nejores migas con un alquilon. :Os
gustaria VERNE asi por la avenida de
los Canlpos Eliseos?
-iPero, como! dijo Ia condesa.
:Vais a If en- ell pescante?
-ES precise.
ST esta lloviendo. -.
Me prestareis vos vuestra SOM
5rilla.
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Subiose. en- efecto, Armando al pes
cante, V atrevidamente lanz6 al gallo
pc aquel tronco eXtrano, compuesto
dc un TACO V de un caballo de dos mil
escudos, por Ia pendiente rapida que
desciende hacia Baden.
Una bora mas tarde llegaba Ia con-
iesa, conducida por su cochero casual,
q la avenida de Lichtenthal.
Ell conde de Asti, que saba por dom
Ge habia de venir, Sc paseaba por Ia
avenida.
-Aqui esta mi marido, dijo Ia con
desa. Parad, caballero, os 10 surlico.
Armando detuvo los caballos. FL
conde, lleno de sorpresa, Sc acerc6.
Amigo MIC, dijo la condesa de
Asst, con su VOC mas dulce, saludad
a mi cochero con cierta considera-
cion, pues vale Ia pena.
Ell condo saludo, sin comprender ell
motive porque Armando Sc hallaba en-
cl pescante. Pero Ia ~condesa. que q
,,os ojos del mundo debia aparecer CO.
mo muy enamorada de su marido, lie
hizo abrir Ell cohe, diciendole:
-Ahora que va habe;s saludado a
este caballero, dadle gracias porque
nos ha salvado la vida, Y anadio, diri-
giendose q Armando: iQuereis, ANA
BILE cochero, llevaros hasta Ia puerta
de nuestra casa?
Con mucho gusto, sonora.
Algunos minutes despues, el carrua-
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jc Sc detenia delante de Ia casa al
.quilada Dor el senior de Asst. Aque-
Hos pocoS minutes habian bastado 4
Ia condeSa para poner a su espoSo al
corriente de los rapidos Y dramaticos
acGntecimientos que acababan de ocu-
rrir.
FL condo dirigi6 a Armando las fra
scs de gratitud mas expresivas, Y en-
seguida la condesa agreg6:
va sabeis, caballero, que oS espe-
ramos a las seis para conner.
Armando Sc inclin0:
-Permitidme, pues, que vaya a
zanzibar de traje, dijo.
y mientras la condesa entraba en-
su casa, de. brazo de su marido, y I'm
criado conducia ell coche, Armando
ilamo a Ia verja de la casa contlgua,
de aque!la casa que habitaba la Da-
ma del guante negro Y e. amyor Ar
Jeff, V donde cl mismo tenia su ha-
hitaci6n en- el segundo piso.
FL Mayor habia salido; pero la Da-
ma del guante negro esperaba al jo-
zen en- aquel salon de dolores sombrios,
de donde no salia hasta por Ia noche,
cuando era obscura, para respirar IN
POGO de aire bajo los grandes arboles
del jardin. Sc hallaba sentada, le-
yendo, cuando Armando penetr6.
-tQue tai. la habeis visto?
IA Ia condesa?
ST.
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CUANDO LA PIEL PARECE
~ABRASARSE CON coMEZoNES

Escudrine lejos y cerca, y no po-
dra encontrar un remedio para Ia
sangre cue Sc aproxime siquiera en-
su atilidad real, al S. S. S., que ha
estado a ia venta desde hace ~cincuen-
ia amos, durante cuyo tempo ha da-
DO igual satisfaction para toda clase
de desordenes de Ia sangre. Para
conseJo practice, sobre ell tratamiento
individual de su case, escriba : hoy
mlsmo al Jefe del Consejo Medico,
Swift Specific Co., Dept. n, Atlanta
Ga. (Ady.
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Solo hay una cosa que hacer

81 su piel parece abrasarse o Las
terribles quemaduras y comezones de
la eczema, un alivio real y permanent
te solo Sc puede obtener con IN ira
tamiento que obre debayo de la su-
perficie, que llegue a donde radica Ia
verdadera fuente de Ia enfermedad.
Las llamadas intermediates de Ia piel,
proceden de las condolences de Ia san
gre, Y el tratamiento apropiado es q
traves de la sangre. 5
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-;Habeis hablado con ella?

-iHabeis hablado con ella?
He hecho mas, Ia he salvado IL
vida.
Hablais en- serio? pregunt6 la
Vengadora y una algeria cruel brillo
e.. sus ojos.
-iPalabra de honor! respondio Ar
2lando; V conto su entrevista, como
habia e~ntablado conversation con la
ccndesa, 10 que ocurri0 despues IA
muerte del cohero, ell drama de la ca
rretera Y TODD 10 que hasta 'aquel mo-
mento habia sucedido.
Comic TODD aquello sencillamente,
con su tristeZa Y melancolia habitua-
les. La DANA lie escuchaba atenta-
rlente, V mientras el hablaba, ell SEM
hiante de aquella mujer extrana pare
cia iluminarse cor una sonrisa cruel
V burlcna
-iAh! dijo. Todo va mas de pri-
SO de 10 que yo pensaba; y anadio des-
pues de un pequeno s~ilencio: Antes
de ochO dias os amara
Armando Sc estremeci0.
-;Dios MIC! exclamo. iQue pen
sis ordenarme todavia?
-Manana, dijo la Dana del guante
negro, intentaremos n prueba
- Con que fin?
Con ell de hacer que os anne.
FL joven estaba palido Y con los
CLOS bajos.
En- ell bale adonde ireis, prosiguio