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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-15
BLOOMINGTON n. S.
Totals

Fouls Committed-R Richmond. Van
Allen, 3p; Crafts. 2p; Harding, Up;
Bloomington, Essarey, p; Mormon, p.
t. Officials-Abbott, referee; West
over, umpire.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-15

The woman peanut butcher has
appeared on some Of the western rail-
roads.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21
FREE LUNCH AT MOON

the small rifle calibers, according to
statement authorized by the War
Department. The three-tenths Of an
inch diameer and short length II the
bullet left little space for armor-
piercing element or for tracer and in
cendiary composition but such COM
binations have been made.
The bullets developed by the Uni
ted States Ordnance Department have
been tested on land and from air
planes to see If there is any differ
ence in their performance when fred
frim quickly moving airplane in the
upper atmosphere and when fired on
land. These tests indicate that the
United States has developed a class
Of special cartridges with a perform
ance fully equal to or surprising that
attained abroad.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21

In this issue there appears a sale
advertisement of Chas. Reid, who re-
Gently sold his farm in the lone sec
ton. Mr.. Reid was we'll equipped for
farming and is now selling all of mis-
stock and farm machinery at public
sale. E. E. Miller of lone is the auc-
tioneer.
New subscribers to The Gazette
Times during the week were R. T.
Brown, H. D. Mikesell and Chas. Bar
low, Heppner; Mrs. w. T. Crow, Gre
mona, Alberta, Dan Summers, Lex
ington and Frank Swaggar', Lena.
Renewals were S. E. Notson, ]. H.
Frad and T. J. Humphreys, Heppner,
and n S. Milestone, Portland.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21

tacking. For several centuries gas
has not been used in warfare and The
Hague convention definittly ruled
against it. However, on April ~,
1915, the Germans liberated great
clouds of gas against Canadian troops
near Ypres. Terrible destruction and
decentralization resulted from this
first gas attack, and within week
England was making plans for gas
warfare against the Germans.
Soon after the first German gas at
tack English and French wimen sent
to the front hundreds of thiusands Of
homemade gas masks. For the most
part they were merely bandages i'm
pregnated with chemicals to wrap
around the mouth and nose. These
emergency masks saved many lives,
but afforded only limited protection.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21
Small Farm Owner May Secure Aid
from Farm Loan Board.

| from Farm Loan Board.
TIL Federal Farm Loan Board has
issued the following rules for the
guidance of the land banks in deter
mining what area constitutes farm
for loaning purposes:
First. Generally.-Thef farm must
be of sufficient area to yield at the
hands of an ordinarily capable farm
er, putting it to the use to which 1t is
generally adapted and using average
methods, an income sufficient to
maintain the family of the applicant
and discharge the interest and amor
tization payments.
Second. Specially.-Where thru
intensive farming or the practice if a
speciality sufficient income has been
regularly derived from tract def
cient in area for ordinary farming, or
where the application of the prospec-
tive borrower shows that he is by ex-
perience capable of producing such
an income from such a tract, such
area may be accepted as sufficient,
provided the land has a stable and
permanent market value sufficient to
warrant the loan applied for. This
ruling does not apply to fruit and or
chard lands which have already been
the subjects of definite rulings by this
board"
Under the first paragraph of this
ruling loans may be made to the or
binary farmer on the basis of average
skill and efficiency, and no tract of
land will be accepted as a farm eligi-
Bile for loan under the Federal farm
loan act unless it is large enough to
support the family and take care of
the loan under the average farm con-
ditions of the neighborhood.
But under the second paragraph of
the ruling the intensive farmer or the
man who practices profitable spec
ialty, or who shows himself able to do
so, will be given financial support by
the Federal Farm Loan System, even
though his farm may be too small
for ordinary farming purposes, pro-
vided that the land quite apart from
its use has stable and permanent
land value which will make the loan
safe whether it is well operated, or
badly operated, or not operated at all.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21
They Are Seeing AerOplanes Near
Albany Also.

Heppner people do not need to
think they have monopoly on the
airplane business when it comes to
''see'in things" A news dispatch
from Albany says that w. w. Craw-
ford, of local automobile agency of
that city. who has just returned from
California, states that he has reliable
information that large quantities of
liquor are being shipped into Oregon
by airplane. Recently on two occas-
ions airplanes have been sighted in
that section, according to the report.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21

Mrs. w. T. Crow, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Campbell, left Hepp-
ner the first of the week for a brief
visit with relatives in Umatilla coun-
ty before going on to Cremona, Al
berta, Canada, to join Mr.. Grow. Mr..
Crow has been in the north for sew
eral months and has located on farm
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21
Ordnance Base Costing 100000
for Forces in France.

An ordnance base that will cost ap-
proximately $25,OO0,O0O is under
construction in France. 1t will in
clude gun-repair plant equipped to
refine more than 500 guns a month;
large-capacity carriage repair
plant; motor vehicle repair plant
capable of overhauling more than
1900 vehicles month small-arms
repair plant to handle $4,000 rifles
md machine guns month; a large
shop for the repair of horse and in
'antry equipment; reloading plant
'apable of reloading about 100000
artillery cartridges day.
The ordnance base will include 20
large storehouses, II shop buildings,
100 smaller shops and magazines,
and machine and tool equipment
costing $5,000,000. Approximately
450 officers and 10000 men will be
required for maintenance.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21
Weekly War News
Digest.
War Pictures May Be Secured for
Private Collections.

War Pictures May Be Secured for
Private Collections.
An illustrated catalogue of official
war photographs and stereopticon
slides has been issued by the division
OF pictures of the Committee on Pub
lie Information. In it are listed
about 1000 pictures available to the
public, including photographs taken
by the Signal Corps, Navy, Marine
Corps, and French and Belgian Off
cial photographs.
Each picture listed may be had
either as a Photographic print or as
a stereopticon slide at small price.
The catalogue may be secured by
sending 5 cents to the division of pic
lures, Committee on Public Informa
ton, Washington, d. c.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21

1000 Extra Choice Black Locusts
for sale at Cummings Nurseries.
These trees are very fine and sold at
practically wholesale prices. Harry
Cummings, Heppner, Ore.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21
Small Caliber Bullet Has ArmOr-
Piercing, Tracing, and In
cendiary Actin.

The present war has brought forth
new kind of ammunition for air
plane use in the form of special cart
ridges containing bullets for armor-
piercing, tracing, and incendiary pur-
poses. All Of these cartridges are of
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21
ing land there. &
An illustrated Lecture on American
Red Gross SUNDAY

An illustrated Lecture on American
Red Cross Sunday.
Professor Albert Powers of the I'm
iversity Of Oregon, will give an illus
trated lecture at the Federated
church next Sunday evening, dealing
with the organization and the scope
of the work being done by the Amer
lean Red Cross Society. Prof. Powers
is lecturer Of wide repute and his
lantern slides are said to be excellent.
On that evening there will be no SER
vices at the Christian church, but
union meeting will take place at the
Federated church with the lecture by
Prof. Powers as the feature of the
evening. u
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21

FOR SALE-Yearling Shorthorn
bull. See j. G. SHARP, Newman
Canyon, IL miles east of Heppner.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21
10, 900 Skilled Men Wanted for Ser
vice in Aviation Section.

IV,UUV OhulCu NIGH " ndntCu oETs
vice in Aviation Section.
Qualified men registered under the
selective-seryice law may be induct-
ed into service to fill the call for 10,-
600 skilled mechanics needed by the
Aviation Section of the Signal Corps,
by applying to their local boards. Men
not registered may enlist at recruit
ing stations.
The present call is particularly for
machinists, auto mechanics, engine
repairmen, gunsmiths, chauffeurs car
penters, blacksmiths, tinsmiths, cab
inetmakers, electricians, copper
smiths, sheetmetal workers, propeller
makers, wireless operators and con-
structOrs, tailors, tentmakers, sail
ors, truck masters, vulcanizers, weld
ers, and experts on magnetos, igni-
ton systems, cameras, watches, and
clocks.
Men will be sent to San Antonio,
Tex, for segregation by trades, fol-
lowed by brief course of instruction
at flying fields or factories, then Or
ganized into squadrons mostly for
srvice overseas. Additional informa-
tion may be secured by application to
the Air Division, Personnel Depart
ment, Washington, d. c.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-03-21
First Gas Masks Made by Women of
England and France.

The use of gas in warfare dates
back to about 400 B. G. The Spar
tans saturated wood with pitch and
sulphur and burned it under the
walls of cities which they were at
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-23
EXCLAMATION

Como en los viejos dramones
de ~ olv!dadas edades.
(dos pr6logos, dos epilogos
: ocho actos interminables)
cuando Ia terrible trama
Ilega q 10 mas importante
y Ell traidor llega &c pronto
Y exclama: "'soy 81 culpable,
senior juez, ordene listed
que me prendan al instante,"
asi. POGO mas 0 menos,
y puesto en- letras muy grandes.
diio en- Jauja INC de tantos
peri6dicos rarranclanes.
Comenta dos o Tres casos
Dc robes espeluznantes
que a fperza de repstidos
va no impresionan I nadie,
Y ACADIA su r~eportazgo
con este enor1ne desplante:
"Por Dios. senior PresifeHte,
;necesitamos gemarmes!!"
Lo creo sin que me 10 JGren,
pues Ia mar De falta que hacen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-23
Su espada, aunque levemente, ha-
,;s h.rido al eonde des yece..

bia heFldo Al eOnde CGS wees.
Ell joven ruso, ante 10 formidable
6el ataque, c~omprendio que Sc las
abba con UT terrible adversario.
Cubierto de sangre Y agotadas sus
:lerzas, paraba con dificultad los
golpes de su enemigo, que no cesaba
de avanzar. por 10 que sc veia obliga-
do a zanzibar de Inca dc continue.
En- uno de estos cambios quedo al
borde del abismo; este tenia Glen pies
de profundidad Y e. mar iba a rom
pe3 sus olas contra las rocas que 10
formaban.
El conde, comprendiedo 10 dificil
de 81 situaci6n, hizo I'm esfuerzo su-
pYs-no J atac6 con v~alent!a.
Su adversario paro magistralmente
Y no retrocedi6 un solo paso.
Aquel conlbate parecia m~ternIna-
Bile. El conde superaba e2 valor al
coronel, pero este era mas diestro.
Hubo IN instante en- que Gortran,
o~Evidando ser complete del coronel y
obedeciendo a IN impulse generoso,
estuvo por poner fin al duelo y dac
de estocadas a SUI jefe.
Pero este noble impulse fue pasa-
jero y ell marques continue inpasi-
BILE presenciaado el combate.
Los dos adversarios parecian cla-
vados en- terra y los golpes Sc suce-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-23

rival lego hasta mi, y apoyando 81
pistoA sohre mi frente, exclam6: NO
irsis q BretaTa."
-5Y No dispar6 vuestro adverse
rio?-pregunt6 Go2tran que habia
~conlprendido que aquel asunto intere-
saba mucho al c~oronel.
-No-respondio ell conde,-en ell
momento en- que iba a disparar lie
faltaron las fuerzas Y Sc desplom6 en-
terra.
FL coronel lanz6 un juramento no.
rrible.
Volviose bruscamen-e Ell condo. vien-
do a. false captain Lambert livido y
descompuesto.
-iMiserable.-srit6 con rabia el
coronel.-Era mi hijo!
Y rechaZando = Gontran que Sc ha-
bia aproXimado, eXclam6.
-Io sere quien mate q este hon.
bre!
Antes que el condo hubiese salido
de Ia sorpresa que lie "aus6 la repen-
ina actiJud del coronel. este lie clio
m bofetada Y arrojando a u pies
ura de las armas, rugi6 con c6lera:
-iAsesino! e. padre vengara al
h!jo.
La esceaa Gambia en- W instante.
y 10 era Coatran 81 que i0a a juear-
So Ia vida una vez mas por Ia Aso-
ciaci6n, sino cl terrible jefe de ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-23
I'm viajc de consecucrcias.

Embellishments despues de IA do
aaci6r. Morris Rochan Sc hiZo cargo
del chico, '. como primera MEDIA,
- baio Ia fGyula de su autocracia
mo.cavlta. lc cambi0 de nombre, a
pei do : ca'2ones. y cargo con e! =
su casa. 4 donde 10 atcndi@ o So
licitud : hcchuras de verdadera ma
Dire.
Pero sucedio que Morris no andaba
muy boyante de dinero que digamos,
y two que salir q los campos de West
Virginia, en- busca del pan duro de
cada dia para cl, Y los b~izcochitos los
,ados para cl chico, Quien veloZmen-
te fuG pcrdiendo Ia costumbre de ma
mar, q medida que Sc iba conven-
c!endo De que ESQ era demasiado di-
tell en- ST. tristc condici6n de huer-
fano dc madre.
Morris sali6, como llevamos dicho,
Y. para no cargar con ell parasite,
dei0 al MIRO 4! cuidado del casero,
persona, en- su conce2to, de far, 4
ouien hubo proE atido el orc y el mo-
70 como p:emio de u serricios.
Sc pierde ell chico.
Fl casero, que dicho sea de paso,
Is hombre de malos a]ntecedentes,
decide robarse los muebles de TODD
ci edificio, V, en- su huida, Sc divide
del chamaco, asi como de un par de
pantuflas del senior gordo que viva
en- ell segundo piso.
Tn amigo X, que jamas falta, es-
(Pasa q Ia Ga. Pag. Col. 4a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-23

Con mleho s1,sto, respandio e.
marques, para guien no habla Has2-
do inadvertido Ia febril excitaeion de
que estaba poseido el coronel.
El padre de Armando, dirigiendose
entonces al condo, lie dijo:
-Deciais que vuestro adversario
sigri6 a~vanzando sin disparar por
segunda vez, Y que debido a una ca
sualidad no os mataron aquel dia.
y 81 asi no sucedi6, no fue por
culpa de mi rival, interrumpio el
conde, ell que. tomando I'm aire con-
fidencial, continue: q.
Ell duelo fue por Il mujer;
el era e. amante y 20 el que habia
remplazadole.
QUERIES decirme Ell nombre de
ecs joven, iaterrumpio bruscamente
el coronel.
para que necesitais saberlo?
-Porque creo cue lie conozco, Sc
nor conde, y tai vez tenga de e algu-
nos a1tecendentes.
-iVos? bien puede ser, pero nc
tratandose de ningun ~secreto, no ten
GO Inconvenience en- deciroslo:
Sc llama Armando Leon.
FL coronel contuvo un grito. Re
puesto de 81 primera snocion, 6ijo:
Continual, continual.
-Hubo un momento-sigUio e
conde,-en que me crei mUerto. hi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-23

Ell ercarnizado combate que iba. a
librarse entre aQuellos dos hombres.
scbre una roca que dominaba ell mar,
era I'm espect&culo grandioso por 10
terrible.
GontraH. de adversario que era Sc
trausforno en- testigo.
FL coronel cruz6 su espada o Ia
del condc, 81 que cinco minutes antes
guerra al false captain Lambert, CO.
mo al antique amigo de su padre; pc
70 cl u~itraje que acababa de recibir,
cambi6 su affection en- odio, Y a la bo-
fetada que habia recibido de aquel
hombre contest6 con una terrible i'm
~precaci6n, anadiendo:
-Toda vuestra sangre es poca pa
IA vengarme del ultraje que me ha-
t6is hecho.
e. ccro7el, a fin de amargar los
ultimos instantes dc su rival, lie dijo:
Senior imbecil; yo no soy ell pa
Ore de IA barcnesa, y cuando me colo
castles 2 su lado ignorabais que mi
otjeto no era otro que vengarTne de
esa mujer que Sc ha burlado de mi nj
10. Vos mismo estabais sentenciado
q muerte por nj.
e. terrible jefe de los companeros
De "a espada era IN espadachin con-
sun-ado Y atac6 a 81 enemigo con
IN cacarnizanliento iuaudiJo, obIigan-
do 4 su rival a perder terreno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-23
ACtuaIidadeS GxtranjeraS
Ell DRAMA RuSO
(Trad. de, frances para La Prensa.

L rd0. ctA IEahSGS Hof"
Una correspondence fechada en-
Noviembre y dirigida al "Temps'i
por NJ. Ludovic Naudeau, nos pro-
porciona algunos detalies tipicos O.
cerca de Ia %revoluci0n rusa:
Desde hace varias semanas, escri-
be. IN nuevo ~personaje Sc aglta en-
81 fcndo de nuestros confusos destl-
nos: es ell hada Svoboda, cuyo NOM
bre pronuncian muchas personals aEo
"a con una sonrisa amarga' De hoy
ell mas sera impossible OR las cos
ye~rsaciones ~soStenidas en- cualquler
reunion, en- Ia via publica 0 las re-
criminacione Y las quejas de todoS
auuellos q ouienes, una crisis SIN
~precedente en- la historic de los hu-
manos. hace sufrir de algula name
"a, sin escuchar sarcasmos y purlas
dirisidas a Ia fatal Svoboda.
Antiguamente, antes de MARIO &c
1917, todos los pesares, todos los
fracasos sobrevenidos en- la exlsten-
cia nacional eran atribuidos invaria-
bleemnte a eSe misterioso Y supre-
no nalhechor que Sc llamaba Sd
moderiayiic" 70 81 Poder Abso!uto.>
;Ahora. el SamorderjaviIc ha sldo
nu!ificado por Ia c0lera popular :
he aQai que el rencor de las multi
tudes dolientes, como ha sobreyiTl-
do a la vieja diosa hostil, n antique
~despotismo) persigue con IN reseA-
timiento igual a Ia joven Y perflda
hada Svoboda!
;Qui5n es ella, pues? "csvobo-
dit quiere decir !ibrar, manumltir.
Ell "Osvoboditiell," es el libertaGor,
e! aslvador, y Ia "SyoDoda' ies Ia Il
bertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-23

w /, o,;c,oncin
9eF'" q, '"'' "'5" .SI|N .1
en- 'o'"S Ids '"P"9 "t'
" III" 'o"'-' e' ~
c""''' 0' "eS"'',U n
SuS t""S"S 50" m"'"p''
PIES 'o'Ho Tvs
los dc !" ha'u:"ie"" "u"'"''" ~.
FencoteS ! lbs "V9>'''
q~s -"e''' -
49," ~ t.na...;,
" W
c%;artcs son mas que cOmDreHSihleS;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-23
dian cen pasmosa rapidez.
Una formidable estocada obig5 al

SsN-- -"
Una formidable estocada obIg5 al
c~oronal q dar VI paso atras.
Su amor propio de espadaehfn &c
unto al deseo dc venganza, y despues
de parar dos golpes mas de So ad-
versario, Sc trio a fondo Y su espada
cruz6 Ell pecho de su rival
Este do UT grito y cay6 de espal-
das, rodando al abismo.
E. mar acababa de recibir en- SD
e n el cuerpo del condo Stewan.
FL c~oroael pcrmaneci6 I'm momento
con la vista fila en- Ell horde del abs
mo, Y como 81 ell deseo de venganza
lie hubiese dado fuerZas hasta auua
m~onlento, cay6 de rodillas y con voz
ahogada por los sollozos exclamo:
-;Armando, Armando, hijo milo, tie
he vengado! tn matador va no existe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-23
'.SECCIOY EDITORIAL
iSe pretende que Ell pueblo mnera de han1bre!

Con maj VI IL IA Er17mI pTJltGIAd cHAaidI1 - NSNS
de los Estados de Ia RepdbGca. para que n fuessn enviados a ls tsmaS
e,,i5ades del nas - ariculas de consume diarc . Immediate. FL tMHeT-
SAL de Mexico puhac5 en- dtaS pasaSoS IN artrculo en que manifesto ia
iuecnveneneia de tai p-oAIbhi6n CT les artuales momentos. e que es ben
ssbSo que En- nucha. Regimes de nues;rc tsrritor2 es sEande la Nee
siaad oue eI pueblo tEoe de les ariculos indisDensa5eS para Ia vida y ia
ma obligation nacicn&l de reciprccidad natural, para que uncS tStaaoS
,vnssD ! les otrcS en- Ia labor precsa e indispensable L IL conversation
= 81 propia exfstencia.
Rey.la 10 ar..G. sue la sitaa@6n del pals es precaria al grado DE
ma q Gebierro Z, -aGa ea:idad ha tatado de acaparar y conserva TO que
Tis,e on are,:-i- e. -utuas n2cesdaacs. quEza haaa exceaiendoSe en- JUS
nedidas 2sgu -E- IN aeriaicc d las dennis entdades. N' oe"e Il,
l.rlc entCnFs. = ~e-1cs 5e referencia, : de aqui u ind cacones en- ei
.o,,i4c oa a.~g- r<rsesto. s. ex&tsn Esndos de Ia Repabiea que
80, -, ~,,a- p, -.5ss;sa.ia sufcente nara hacer aprOviionamisn-
80. do Isra ---ta- -, .a7tn one csrns No ALBANIAN a satSTacer slque-
=, r,s n--- de- - iii ftic:f2 sSa. cue iecs Is prohihir (! iiercar-
NJ, r r4-.r o. . -r o. st~as. IL esq f-y@-ecerse ' re"n:darse tam
h;.c co.,. ..s- -FLvd nacioral.
Cran5s - . @ tantc. rs ~ c2us2dc que, ass las casa'' si
nisno as+a,f- = --r5a ysrga --nsaarda ahora VI hecho u Sc
ss+-. la.r-~ -. --ssa vs., rn7sttate r-1@3i2 ' dice las meddas
del ease . m, /. q. .@ .0o n carGaH les clnF2-neS a' H~s' ES en-
ocrfacisaz. lie s.--- 3. n-i-eca ns-eSdad, qGsde1 terninantemente pro-
hhi4os ~E t~sa-v a-n- &. har- s~Ac~ - HlhiNc GU $50 saccs e
frinI ' no $ te ~z de- vacation saleron e da u de los eon1en-
tes &. - s4--- -rre~ ES@aa . tcrie di Tap9T "Ahanso
XIITr. : ~ .s - -ES N ar uR T@uT1-2 .RfiSTn2 lace Mas -
rriae = u.s~ rt q - i-nr~-rat!es FQe9cS del PaS-
= in naGsrr a--- "--g--I' estes 2arc~ c-risrtaEios: - eShSi-
dea "a. ,~ -o-- - --ic@aso% aTt|n-S e aHrs@2 Ht,"SN1G ) qe
Ms soa-. sag, - ----aar- No - .:arayis@ca L I2cAf1aa para
dsi,rI-. -- 1 -.-~r.-r Ec au. "A motive g msai&co . para los
af,,-r -~ -u.- - ar .-.-. je -@a, nH wcIy9 d" '@Sngac
rs r- r-- sE ID. -- n~-a irS~-~i~ eGSG~ ~@n It's al. . decicah al
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Una boca n

Asi fuj como. Okla Starhey, viuda,
O 81 70 yi-da. por 20 menos. abando-
NADIA lie su mar!do, que, Dios me-
dante. viena q ser 10 mismo, dicien-
dose dada q los mismos demonios con
81 pobreza. Sc desprendi0 del menor-
c!to de sus hijos. el cual, a Ia saxon
conta5a apenas dos meses de edad'
Este era, nj mas nj menos, que Jua,
n.to Rothan. Quier, por csc entcnces
rcsponIia al nombre de Ludovic Can,
,alapicdra. 20 Singstone, que es 10
mismO).
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LNIV

La fiesta lie Kerlor toeaba . 81
termiro; Ia mayoria de los invitsdos
Sc habian retirado, no quedando en-
los jardines NADIA mas que aquellos
cuya morada estaba pr6xina al as
tillo.
Ell baron de Kerizou, que Sc halla-
ha bastante fatigado, QYiso ~retirarse
y ordeno a su cochero que prepsrase
ell ~carruaje.