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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-26

son; j., T. ellis, Mt. Pleasant; e.
A. Garden, Middletown.
The New Era movement in the
churches of the district is progress
ing remarkably, according to reports
made at the convention. This move
ment, which is nationwide, will pro-
vide for the reconstruction problems
of the church.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-26
NO FRIENDSHIP
COUNTS THERE
Giant Chief of Police OF Fort Madison
is No Respector Of the Dignity
of Captains OF
Industry.

Chief Henneman, of Keokuk, Is
onIv a few inches taller and few
nonnds heavier than the new chief
at Fort Madison, L. H. Engstrom,
one time of the Chicago police force'
who is making a reputation IN the
other county seat. He has hVed In
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-26
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-26
Jack Britton Wins.

United Press Leased Wire Service
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 26.-Jacl1
BTitton, claimant of the welter weight
TIE, won from Jock Malone, st. Paul,
IN tenronnd match here last night,
EWbile Britton peppered Malone almost
- VIII, ne was unable TO drop his man
lsfittons speed and ring generalship
Kepl Malone from getting to close
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

Who is the most popular in the United st
Modesty, of course, forbids etc.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

Every man is a booster, in one way another-for
self. v
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09
LUCK.

OFTEN hear lucky for whom the fates have no re-
buke while some laboriosy they gain the summit by fuke
They gayy the road scared unbuised while ucess
men, are haed and their load and os or founded
the fen But meet the lucky and analyze and
parse his curves find he's like the rest of ushe only gets what
he deserves gent who ane plans to gain an honor or
buck and he Climbs while also rams are grmong sofey
his luck He hustng delegate who resolved work and
win he along while others wait for fake ship to sa
ter in ardor flags, he yields to no fell
circumstances failures shake their and say
tbev never had chance The of luck this fellow will
stick to him through guess for is based qualities that
evernore command The faker with the gded brick
may think he's lucky for day; but all his profits vanish
quick and all his honor fade Lucks not confined to
neighborhoods humble shack freed hail. if you're the
guy who has the goods you'll your beck and CALL
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09
EDITORIALS.
AN AMBITIOUS PROJECT

ON the teegraphc page there presented this morning
extended account of the objects and aims of the American Legion
which his planned to weld together into organization all
the soldiers the great Europe and is ondy imagined
it will take the the affection of
try through half century by the Grand Army the Republic
To the mind of this editor the American Legion will find it
has rough and rocky road to travel In the first place has
started to build foundation has begun to build
at the instead of at the bottom built the Grand Army
of the Republic.
There construction THE OASIS can recall
and they an-that be built from the top. One
well; the other is mine shaft.
That not the way that the Grand Army built. In
the winter of 1866 nearly year after the of
era Lee at Appaaox Doctor F. Stephenson
of the 18th Illinois Infantry, and Reverend j.
doh who had been chaplain of that regiment commenced
agitation their fellow comrades for organzaion and
the sixth of April 1866us year lacking three days after
the surrender of General Lee, they completed organi
zaton of the first post Decatur that post
at Decatur the organization spread until there number
of posts in the various states Then November 1866 there
were going sufficient number of them to call delegate
ton and the first national held twentieth
of that month at Indianapolis body completed and per-
ected the organization that had started embryo at Decatur
nearly year before provided national organization and
department organizations embracing separate states
Moreover the Grand Army of the Republic was and is demo-
cratic None OF the national department officers presume
to speak for the organization without first being authorized
SO by national or department upon some
Urgent y; and then they auc to ret snch an
proval at the earliest
Contrast Il out the history and GO ration of the
~ - ".o 'epopc III WHAT mas 1een done already by
e american Legion and there will be perceived that
began to build at the top and it is not democratic But if
continues to exist it will be democratic will be sup
plant by an organization which will be democ1atic)
Before the armstce signed meeting officers of the
American Expedonary Forces in Paris to law the
foundation of the American Legion There were invited and
present few pvaes who without doubt about the
social horizon the officers with they affiliated
To give prestige the magic of Roosevelt tagged
&anzaton by making Lieut. Coz Theodore Roosevelt the
CONSPICUOUS figure and he presided few weeks later
adjourned meeting called at ST. Louis From that topheavy
organization they extending it down. and making
effort spread rapidly and gather in all the members possible
with hurTah campaign for membership.
That the American Legion is not democratic deonst
ted by the way which department commanders (apponted
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

stuted department) moved with
Fourth of July the of their respective states that
the membership will stand for straight Amercanism without
what constitutes straight Amercans having
fntion That of the definitions that will threshed
out the posts when they organized carried
to the National Encampment through the departments.
To all ntents purposes the organization the American
Legion completed St. Louis within three
signing of the amstce and not the natural growth that
enjoyed by the Grand Army Of the Republic 1t is for
ced growth that proceeding from the downward Plainly
is financed and urged by big interests with grind and
they going to get fooled in the end.
National Encampmen has been called Minneapolis in
November For time the interests that have sprung and
pushed the growth the organization be the saddle and
will control for whe but before the organization in
existence three there will be below which
will democratze the organization disrupt The doughboys
obyed orders the firing line and the because
patriotism Now they returned to civil life they will not
take orders from anyone the interest protteers sacer
because it would not be patriotism to do
When you get all he up discussing pros
the just drift out the woodshed and WELD buck
1t will add few degrees your heat and assist weary
nature in boiling out the cussendness
They say the value of the American dollar is steadily
shrinking we'll take all you the old
price.
Now don't make puns at the expense the woman.
She'll probably eort that there is to her than there
to you.
The Lord made man. and He made woman, and in few
know of He made devil of botch No, not your
wife
Want make million in a month? Just invent pipe
that will automatically fill itself, puff ITSELF and stay lit
Every is booster, in one way another-for him
self
Playing golf is fine exercise but hoeng One is
expensive the other profitable Yuo takes choice
Who is the most popular in the United States
Modesty, of course forbids etc.
Here's hoping you'll be millionaire, and don't forget
to make your heir
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

When get all het up discussing the pros and
the just drift out to the woodshed and WELD buck
will add few degrees your heat and assist
nature in boiling out the cussendness.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

The Daily Morning Oasis is regis
tered in the post office at Nogaless,
Arizona, for transmission through
the United States mails as second
class matter.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

They say the value of the American dollar is ST.
shrinking but we'll take all you bring at the san
price.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

We light the way. Arizona Gas &
Electric Co
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

Advertising Rates Upon Application
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

Now don't make puns at the expense of the fat
She'll probably reort that there her than there
to you.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

Published at Nogales, Arizona, every
morning in the week except Monday,
BIZ The Oasis Printing House, Inc.
C. N. Bird, president; Allen L. Bird,
editor and manager. Address all
communications to Bin F, Nogales,
P. o.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

Mr.. L. A. Dunn, advertising manager,
is authorized to contract for adver-
tising, subscriptions and job printing
fo< The Oasis.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

Want to make million in month? Just invent pi
that will automatically fill ITSELF puff itself, and stay lit
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

Playing golf is fine exercise, but so is hoeing
expensive the other is profitable Yuo takes your choice
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

The Lord made man, and He made woman, and in a few
know of He made devil of botch No, not your
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-09

Here's hoping you'll be millionaire and don't forget
to make your heir
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Sc formo ell Gran Jurado
especial de Ia Corte 37a,

Como Aiiimos, ell Juez Especial de
IA Corte 81 dc Distritn, senior Wa
ling. orden6 cue SIC h!ciera la desiS
naci6n de dieciseis personals entire
los ~ciudadanos electos para servlr de
iurados, para formar Ut Gran Jura-
do Especial. que Sc encargara de
iuzcar el case de robo cc que sc pre-
tendi6 hacer victima al Alamo Natlo-
nal Bank V algunos otros casos que
Sc 10 presentaran. La designation
oued6 hccha va ' puede verse Que
uno de los miembros Gel Gran Ju-
rado. cs cl senior Jorge c. Elchl;tz
Agente de Ia Compahia de Fianzas. &
tiene dada al Banco Ia fianza por
los ~empieados que mancjar dinero.
a los micmbros del Jurado les
fueron des!gnados deSde lUego dos
asuntos de verdadera Importance;
uno Is cl ~recientc ro2c del mensaje-
70 del Banco V ell otro Sc refiere a
un homhre Y n muier que ohtu-
vieron de IN abogado Ia suma de qui
nientos pesos por medic de deter
minada combination que Sc desig-
ma ION ell ncmtre de Badger.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
NO LLEGARON A MEXICO
LOS COMPLICES DEL
"CHATO BERNABE"
Sc cree que fueron fusllados
en- 81 trnyecto de Pue-
bla q Ia capital

MEXICO, D. F. Agosto l4.-Asun
to de todas las Conversations entire
altos empleados judiciales, fue aver
el hecho de que los dos reos, aprehen
didos en- Necaxa hacc mas de qlince
dias acusadOs de haber robado una
pruesa suma de dinero al jefe de las
Armas en- dicho iugar Y ser ademas
miembros de la banda del "Automo-
vii Gris", no han llegado adn a esta
ciudad, no obstante que el JueZ 20
de instruction los ha reclamado va
rias veces.
Los reos, que responder a los nom
bres de Fernando Gonzalez y Dona-
ciaro Cardona, estuvieron a punto de
ssar fusilados por Ell coroner Lima
en- los momentos en- cue contesaron
81 delito de robo, pero Gracias a que
manifestation Que podriar lndlcar ell
sitio donde Sc encontraban aigunas
ioyas robadas, Sc les perdono Ia VI
da, siendo puestos a bordo del tren,
escoltados convenientemente para
ser conducldoS a eSta cludao.
M~isteriosas lnfluencias, de perso-
a connotadas de Ia actual admins
TRACTION, inpidieron que los presses
l!egaran a esta ciudad, d~eteniendoios
en- ell canine O bien fu~silandolos, pa
ra que TO pudieran rendir sus 6ecla-
r%acioncs ante el Juez 20. de ~lnstruc-
cion Y desenmascarar a los verdade-
ros culpables de "a banda del Auto
newt Girls. segin 10 hebian anun-
ciado.
FL hecho es que, aegun informe
del iefe del destacar1enUo, 'cs auto
res Gel robo dc NecaXa fucron baia'
dos en- una estacion entre Tulancin-
go Y Pachuca.-y hasta estos m6ifaen-
tos sc desconoce 81 ~parsdero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
special nero La PRENSA"

Especial pcTG Ia PRENSI -,
CHICAGO, Il.,-Agosto i2.-hi
caso mas extraordnario que regis
tran los anales de policia en- la clu-
dad de Chicago, es. sin duda alguna,
el r~elacionado con n APPREHENSION de
David Langston, ocurrida aver, por
ell del:to de usar ropas ~fenenlnas e
incomodar al vecindario con sus CO.
Queteo al aire libre.
Hay que advertir. sin embargo,
cue aoui Sc trata de un hombre
de admirable tipo de mujer, cue, 81
k.ien es cierto que estuvo en- e.
frente por algin tempo, no 10 eS
menos que siempre gusto de los
merjurges femeniles, rorque dlzqua
le sentabar muy bieH V Sc sentla me-
jor con cnaguas que con p~antalo-
mes.
Langston es IN jover Ge veinte
a veintidos amos, bicn parecido, de
oios azules V de pelo rUbio, Y Ia
vardad es cue. 81 no fuera por que Sc
halla en- poder de la policia Y suje-
to a IN eXamen mirucloso, sc dlrla
que aquel era una mujer de extra
ordinaria belleZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16

! FL detective fue pr@miado por Ell
triunfo ohtenido, al capturar aque-
la vampire" que era el motive de
! muchss desavenencIas matrimonial
les. v estaba a punto de romper la
hucna ammonia V Ia paz dc la co!eC-
itiyidad de Chicago.
Como rara coincidencia. espera-
Ear ahi diecinueve mujeres casadas,
!todas elias ~llorosas, V queJandoSe de
las Derfidias de suS marldos. AIguna
pedia ell divorcio, otra separation,
aquella de ALA ia horca, y esta, Ell
DiclcrUro.
Sc sujet0 a IN interrogatorio a
los detenidos, diciendoles que pesa-
Ia sobre ellos ell delito de infr:ngir
los reglamentos mun:cipales que.
hoy mas que nunca, Prohiben el
amor en- los cinematografos, Y el co.
queteo en- las GALES, v los devaneos
a toda hora.
Sc descubre ell pastel.
Cuando ell Inspector amoncstaba
mas sacramento q los indlvlduos: y
les llamaba al orden sacramento,
c~iciendoles:
-iQue atrocidadI Todos ustedes,
como mil mas, estan casados. Eodos
tienen familia Que atender Y ohll-
! caciones que cumulir, Y no es lusto,
mi moral. cue, por los coqueteos de
una muier mas o m.enos bonita. tras-
itornen la paz de su hogan. v suman
en- ell dolcr a S santas esposas que
lies aman con el amor santislmc de
nadre.
Ell livorcio. iyo auiero ell dlvor-
clio, ,-grun6 una sonora tan fea CO.
mo nal encarada.
-Calma. senores.-Gijo entonces
Lanrston, en- medic de Ia mayor eN-
pectaci6n publica.--Yo no soy mt1-
;er. nj vampire" nj "cocotte." Io
SOW tan hombre como Ell senior ms
pector.
Sc produjo ell ~escanda!o. 81 CO.
misario Sc echo de espaldas, hubo
uno que otro ~accidentado. Sc rehi-
20 Ia calma, V entonces. las mujeres
quedaron tranquilas, V los ~detenidos
abandonaron ell salon hondamente
avergonzados, no sin antes lnJurlar
i Larcston. por L. trcE:cnda ocurren-
cia. we entire p~arGntesis. fue cas-.
tigaba cor multa de quinientos pc
SOS V ounce dias de arresto por Ell
Inspector.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Como andaba el ciudadano

Desde hacia una semaua mas o
menos,-al decir de una de las acu-
sadoras de Langston,-aquel in1rvl-
duo habia dado en- pasear. 10 mlsn1o
en- la manana que en- IA tarde, a 10
largo de Ia gran avenida Michigan,
lucien6o los veStidos mas escandalo-
sos, V, a la veZ. mas eiegantes que
Sc eXhibieron nunca en- IA metropo-
Il. Diariamente, V en- ocaS!ontes, has
IA dos veceS a Gia, Sc cambiaba de
tlajeS segun conveuia a sus reflna-
mientes, sin perder. en- IN punto,
81 su~ntuosidad, nj 81 arrogarcla. Tn
terno de seda blanca, sin embargo,
parecia ser SUI predilecto, y un SOM
krero de verano, V medias de seda
trarsparentes V ajuStadas, y Zapa-
tillas de charol o de raso, a cuyos
bordes brotaba el empeine elegante.
Su pasc r bneve V acompasado;
suS m~CvinlientoS. cadenclosos; 81 MI
rar. sonriente Y ~coGueto; 81 conjun-
TO, ~arrobador Y atrayente.
70 soy mujer-dijo una de las
uueioSaS.-y confieso que me gus
taba esa sonora. A tai grade. que
podria vo asegurar cue nUnca " mu-
jer tan bonita V tan graciosa en- las
avenidaS de Chicago. Pero que CO.
oueteria.! iQue deSfachateZ,. iQue
frescura, Con II falda alberta,
cue permitia yer IA pierna hasta
cerca de Ia rodilla. V IA blusa con
lnaS transparencias irrcSiStibles, Y
les hrazoS al desnudo = 81 escote lie
rando Il los hmites. Horror de mu-
jcr.
7 or efecto. cuando Langston
cay6 en- Manos de la rolicia, cubria
apenas su cuerpo con una tela sua-
visima, que permltia entrever todaS
sus lineaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Tn p~olicia. a p~r"oosito,
coouetea tamb;sn.

Como MEDIA &c suprema estrate-
cia noliciaca. rel Inspector selcccion6
de entire ell coro de eerdarmes, al
nlenos feo. 10 visti6 elegantementc,
10 emperifollo como Dios r,anda. y
10 maEdo q la Gale, a "echar tipo."
= haocr e. amor, V a p~rocurs-, a to-
e. trance, IN ratio de platica, IN
Gevaneo, o 10 cue fuere. Todo. ma
turalm sssa, de Ia manera MAS ficti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
A la earcel todos juntos
Sc arma Ia pelotera en- I'm
un cinematografo.

e. detective no espe:o dos mlnu-
tos mas. Sc desaboton0 el chaieco
Is mostr6 Ia plaza. producian!o una
~sensacion intensisima rn todos los
~contertulios. Al mismo tempo, sa-
20 una ristola V amenazando con dis
narar al primer movimiento, grlto:
Dense ustedes presses!
Los gomosos Sc dieron, Y tam
hen Langston, cue fiagj0 un des-
mavo. Fu6 Ilamado IN autom6vil de
Ia ambulancia de policia, Y Sc cargo
con todos a Ia insnecci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Coqueteabs d Jiestra y ~siniestra

Naturalmente. con esoS prelim!-
mares NADIA tiene lie cXtrano que
Langston d~eSpertara una intcnSa in
0Uietud en- el gremiO masculine, V
cue veintcraS de pollo3 relamIdos,
lie Ia meior sociedad de Chicago, sc
Gisrutaran los amores V los desva-
peoS de ~aqUella arrorante mujer, de
'flIrJ' ruramente frances V dc gra-
cia nUnca igualada nj imitada-
4 81 paSo Dor las principales ave-
midas, Lan@ston producia vcrdade-
res escanGalos. Las muieres IA veian
como d un pingo, los viejos verdes
Sentian impulses de iuventud; los
hombres casados, rcnegaban de su
estado: los solteros Sc ADRIAN paso
para dejarla pGsar, = Gespues lie Sc
81 ian el p2so. mas . menos de GER
ca, Pero siempre ~atentos, anSiando
una miraGa, II ~sonrisa, IN movi-
mjento de abanico. n llamada
cuiza.
Y a TODD ESQ, Ia policia intrigadi-
sima-
Langston. ciertamente. no rehu-
ssna las miradas. nj sc moStraba es-
quiva en- prodigar sus coqueteoS Lo
mismo a los ~vieios qcu los jovenes,
IaS regalaba con sonrisas V les mo
via los oios en- IN sentido elocuente.
Y Sc armada e cscaTdalo. porque,
al par que no Sc sentia con prefe-
rencias, Otro sc considerable ell ele-
gido, Y otro mas Sc atriDuia ell honor
de ser ell mas afortuna6o.
La policia. entretanto, seguia los
Dascs a aquella 'cocotte," V 10 vigi-
laba de cerca, segura de dar un gol-
re en- firme.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Empiezar las quejas ante Ia
Inspection.

Pocos diaS despues lie que Langs-
tan hizo su primcra salida d Ia ca
lie. commentator 4 Hover las queias
ante Ia inspection central de poll
cia de la ciudad de Chicago qIejas
cue, como Sc supondra, iban firma-
das Dor las esposas de ciertos mari
dos desecuilibrados, a Quienes LangS-
ton hahia hecho perder TODD el seso
' habia sacado de sus casillas en-
uno de tantos rodeos por Ia ave
rida Michigan.
Una sc laHnentaba de las llegadas
tarde de su csposc; otra. de un des-
epego q los deberes matrimoniales:
otra mas. de falta de carino V de
amer: otra. de desvarics ' de aluci-
nacicnes rentales V no falt6 mujer
que Sc Quejara de que su marido
era bigamo. Y de Que por atender a
dos. no atendia a ninruna.
Con este. ' los informes que Sc
raradamente Hawaiian los gendar,
mes. Ia policia entr6 en- sospechas
de que, en- realiGad. Sc traraba ahi
de una mujer vampire" = decide
Oar los passes recesarios para cortar
dc rail- aGuel nal. cue tanto inco-
modaba al vecindario. V que entra-
NARA IN serio peligro para Ia moral
publica V para Ia tranquilidad de Ia
sociedad chicaguense.
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UN HOMBRE VESTIDO De MUJER ORlGLNA UN
ESCANDALO EN- LA UUDAD DE CHICAGO

cia possible, v a efecto tan solo dc
d~escubrir Ia verdad dc las cosas, Y
darLe al clavo de aQuclla enbrolla-
d. question matrimonial.
Dicho Y hecho. Sailo el poilcla,
ilenos los bolsillos de dinero. Y los
i'igoteS de cosmetico, Y mas tardo
en- dar con Ia interfecta, que esta en-
rcciarlo de miradaS encantadoraS.
Hubo una que otra palabra gaiante,
una flor, cinco piropos, sonldo de
nolqeda suelta en- ell chaleco, movi-
miento de cabeza con rumbo hacla
ala, V cita, Y Ell d~isloque.
Sc arma Ia pelotera en- I'm
I'm cinematografo.
L9ngston ignoraba por clerto que
en- esa aventurilla sc las tenla que
ver con IN detective, V nunca Sos
pech6 que tras aquel traje a Ia me-
dida, que cubrian el costillar de IN
sujetc NADIA GeforIne, Sc ocultaba
Una plaza de lat6n, con estreila, y
con el numero II. De modo CUE
crey6 hacer de las suyas con ell ciu-
deiano.
Sc apalabraron en- IN dos por tres,
V convinieron en- verse, media bora
mas tarde, en- ell cine "Columbla,"
cue es obscure y Sc presto a Ia pla-
tica de amor.
Y las cosas no lutheran salido
Gel TODD NAL, 81 Langston no hubie-
Sc citado, en- el mismo sitio Y a Ia
| misma bora. a cuatro irdividdos mas,
un empresario de teatros, IN rajero
Ge tanco, un elavadorista de hotel y
IN conductor de tranvias. con AMI
mo de divertirse de aquel!os can
Gidcs.
SIcedio. pues, cue al p~reSentarsc
ell detective encontr6 por All d cua-
tro ;ndividuoS. todos elegantes, to-
dos perfumados, sin hablarSe entire
81. sino antes bieA, mirandosa con
maios oios mos d otros. La sospecha
naci6, Y los acontecimientos sigule-
ron Su curse.
LleEa Laugston v e~stalla la bomba
Minutes despue5 de la bora fla
da llegU Langston. vestido de un ira
je de soda azul palido, Y ZaIatlllas Y
sombrero azulcS tanlbien. Acto con-
tinuo, el detective lie sallo al encuen-
fro, V la invite a s~entarse a su d
La irtempestiva salida del poilcla.
Droduio sensation entire ell grupo de
candidos. cuisines, cada L para ST.
Sc haciau lenguas V bolaS con aQue-
la aventura. ~.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unO, dIr1-
gi6rdose al inc6gnjto detectivc,-yo
reclamo una aclaracion.
listed Gira.
70 he siGo citaGo por esta Sc
Hcaita, V creo tener preherente de-
recho q eStar con ella
DE ningun mo6o!.-grIto Ut
tercero.-porQue 70 le he comprado
el boleto, V hemCS apartado dos 81
+ios iuntos. Adem5s, Va combInamos
81 cenar en 81 restaurant de en-
frente.
iProtesto!.-terci6 otro individuo,
-poroue esa sonora es mia, V va he
tenido cen ella ~placiones de amor,
' ;ustamente acabo de comprarie I'm
traje.
: ante aquellas disputas Y pala-
Ererias. Largston pe~rranecia inmu-
table. Sonreia 4 veces. V no lie qul-
taba les oios al detective. mas que
poraue 10 aedujera 81 buen tlpo,
noruue le considerable mas rico que
los demas.
A la earcel todos %juntos
e. detective no espe:o dos mInu-
tos mas. Sc desabotono el chaieco
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