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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-04-04

]. G. Fleming, prosperous far
mer Of the Antreville section, was in
the city on Thursday. He reads the
Press and Banner, rides in fine au-
tomobile, and sells cotton when it is
up.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-04-04

Mrs. w. A. Harris is at home from
Columbia and as Chairman of the
Victory Loan is entering with spirit
into preparations for a successful
drive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

flowers OF cut sir. giyccrine Or
tfich, pOfnpons OF clipped ostrich.
quliie, brirht-hucd wings, fur bows
aud motifs and brilliant flowers arc
r. 4InnE The most popular methods mill
liners will use In creating irresistible
cnnpehux.
Before we go into strictly winter
hats, we MUS; rcad 81 q precious
model called. Harvest" though a.
nnsrht b. called "Prohif.tlun.' with
equal proprleiy. Reminiscent OF the
howur-iadcn turbanA - the summer,
thls hat had for its foundation pale
blue rope, over which were applied
very closely clusters % frosted purple
grapes. tendriia and dark green leaves.
The owner OF tIis hat, who had a
Keen sense Of humor, remarked that
her mllllner had had a happy thought
now that there was no longer liquid
use for grapes, Ia making them Into
hats. This one was q dear though.
and va a topping affair for early
fall wear with hur dark blue suit.
Another small hat Tor indian sum
mer WIS "A ciose turhan entirely COW
cred Ia autumn leaves In their natural
color ings. Each lea had a stem OF
furnished gold thread cfeyeriN
worked.
For the day when we %rciuyenaic
our old fur coats or rob our dime
banks to purchase new ones. We
should have ready one OF the fur tur-
bans which promise 10 be very smart
this season. These are made In divers
shapes and aye FAR from unwicldy, us
50 many Of them used TO be-. quite
pretty is a %tricorncr ~ beaver 60
tho collar on n seal coat. Another
style becoming to . lender face u u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

hat Of seniskin with n round crown
and a brim turned sharply upwards.
The sole ornament In u cockahc Of
steel beads struck Jaunniy on the
side.
large hats Of clipped beaver o.
satin have huge bows or fur for
trimming. Even fur puiiia are no
ticcd. nlaced at a raklnh angie. GA o
broad brlIn.
The odd. wrapped Indian Beans
81 Iainyia or hair cloth which 40
tempted ~ IN the summer, are shown
again, made up In auftest satin or chif-
earlier ones. In beads OF bright color.
A nnvrliy Ia ostrich pfumes n the
gay anair with ltH spine painted a
~contrnating shade. Tor Instance. a
gray plume viii have "a strip OF
orange. while % tip Of French blue
VIII be h~nckhonei In coral
Parable feathers are again 10 the
fore, ana Indeed they present a trace
ful argument as 10 why they should
Always be IN vogue. Aud while on
the subject 81 old feathers being new.
there o. quitc a bit Of numidie hcine
used, resembling a. " does TIE fash
iunablo glyCcrincd ostrich.
An unusual high turban Of black
satin had four tuupe feathers piacc0
upside down with very smart effect.
duNctyn slnuied outwards as ~ grew
up and had a slightly peaked top.
Tho ornaments were two pins with
diamond-ahaped heads OF tortoise
Elell.
Sot TO be- sneczrd 1t Is an after
noon hat NJ papriLa coiored g%oorgrtfo
cropc with a. crown Of holly leaves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
e 3wWe Viii Be- rred

are nngor-tlp length and are made Of
seal, broadtail, caracul, clvct cot
beaver. nutria and mole. Their col
lars. CUTS and trim are invariably OF
"a contrasting fur.
Brilliant arc the rev linings Of all
fur coats. In fact they are being
made one 81 the o~u'stHndinL fcaiuIta.
Solid liuings % bright blue. he'.p-
tropc. fade aud pckin blue ura seen
In numbers or modcls. and very smart
are Innings In blocked p1t'eru3 cu.-
Nraring nan rplor-. or 3 altered flor
al effects in w.erd combinations.
u was predicted last winter that
changing conditions would ~ nee
c.sity curtall the money spent on furs.
Tor to the average person thes arc %
luxury. Business har proved exactly
the opposite 70 be the case. however
indeed la many eases such "a siimu-
ius has been given TO buying that fur
ricra are working fun force 10 catch
up with the orders that arrive faster
thnn they can he nllcd. And the
-%trauFctt part Of al is that the ok
peusiNe furs are most In demand,
Truly. you can tell Though
whcn this Is nuulyzcd, IL perhaps isn't
80 marvellous hat women TO whom
tho various emu ~ Industry were
opened up during the war shpuld
choose their furs among the rarer
pelts. thus having an eye 90 wcarilf;
them Tor some time. and having a.
desire too for the inner thinrs IN
which they hayo never before had tho
privilege OF indulging.
\ number 81 descriptions are In
Guided IN tdis article, 20 give con
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
Fanciful IDEAS Mark the New Hats ss:s;zt

pts arc doing all sorts OF caprf-
thinss this se.tson. II u impps-
10 accurately forccaqt tho popu-
y OF nty n shape for two Of a
do not seem TO be made. A
rs TIT here or an unexpected
there gives a french model air
,thc most proslac OF bonnetH.
4ch fancy V at Sc best IN the fall
among thCm bolng n distracting
per or styles which are becoming
FefyIody. sofne scaponH We have
a3d caves of hats, with only an
|AOnal ono which strikes our par
.ir style. hut this fall there
pn 20 be a trick 10 'em which
pes even the most discriminating
Always when We are v'oef1ily
OF a sam,nesH in anything. along
tue pleasant change. Thus VIII
iuniPue. the fanc'fui bewitch obr
p and intrigue our oheuue books.
- shapes, the forecast shows "a
'ng 10 upturncc hrims. both mar
ana vide, terflons OF the scoop
which rs shorter IN the back
|Dirctioirc shape FOR formal wear
hnilota or every description. The
n promise 90 he brilliant and var
iind the new toquca and turbans
, provide the necessary dasa ana
ipiness. while the large dress hats
supply the coquetry which must
! nlrt Of every womRn's ward
These latter HAS viii he made
plucf, taupe ~ violet sailn. and
most Of thein will have trim
r. Of feathers cot at fantastic
lcs.
lamentations will consist Of
" things Ribbon bows. shaggy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

crete Ideas Of what u combined with
which 10 assure the woman who
b not near the style ccutcr1 that site
is buying wisely.
Pro1dtHlL which promises to be
Uno ~ the favored fur for wraps, h.
delightfully."- developed for early win
ter wear iu q doiman reaching to the
kncea q having collars and cuffs Of
mink.
\ small wrep of mole can be bcltcd
~ NOT ns Cine woarcr desires. The
shawl collar ls OF ttupe lynx.
a novel coat Of natural squirrel has
a crossed scarf or stole effect ln tne
lro'. ana deep cape collar IL Of tnupc
dyed aluirrcl.
one OF the lovcl'est OF evening
coats o. 81 white |Curucul. made ln e
modified cap eject nnd caught I'm
thout the knocs with a wide band or
blue foN. Tho same fur appears asail
ls e round collar below u standing
ore Of white silk. Two iuny white
evening fruck.
Entire wraps Of k~olnsly. sable or
Chinchilla nro very good. They do
not sponsor any extreme mode or cut,
but are cons ryitive.
A smart coat ~ black caracul ITS
0uift closely about tho shoulders has
wrapped collar % the same, ana tho
skirt ripple- away from the waist TO
the knees in front aud away below
thout In the back.
In q cape Of molcsk.u our old
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
TIiE POWER OF Will.

Much failure IN life can b. traced
TO thinking. 20 misdirccied
aspirations. desires and longinEs. We
attract misfortune sometimes by not
setting our mental strength IN mas
tcring our difficulties. We fail be-
cruise we anticipate failure. The
state OF the mind. as we know from
experience, has also a profound effect
on our physical condition.
II has boon we'll said that the body
Is renewed by beautifying the mind:
that thoughts OF malice. envy, disat-
pointment. dependency rob the body
81 It's health and grace. True Il also
Is that premature wrinkles are more
than often implanted BY folly. pas
sion and pride.
II you arc Inclined 10 pessimism. 70
unwholesome linking. try the effect
Of being an optimist. II a.lt-ccnterad
open the windows OF your soul aud
lct In the sunlight ~ human sym
pnthy. Cultivate thoughts OF Joy.
good will and serenity.
In Tightening the cares Of life no
remedy ~ 40 effective az Harmonious
thinking. No matter how great the
burden. shape your lines In "A sunny
way. believing hat all has beer de-
cldsd for good. Resist evil and II will
FLEE from you. believe In the good
and Il viii come to you. Realize cv-
cry moment that you are always
stronger than evil influences.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

friend. the skunk. bohs up scrcncly
IN the shape Of n wide graceful col
lar. This cape has "A deep shoulder
yoke which Is a change ana - art
fully done.
4 drgssy wrap Of Alaska seal also
has une OF these deep yukcs, TINS
one reaching almost TO the waist. The
body OF the cont h. gathered full across
the arms ana Is draped into q mar
row, effective train. The collar OF
the same IL voluminOua aud ia equally
becoming up about the neck of
thrown back.
4 ypurts coateo ~ nutrla hlouae7
over the sash bolt in the back and
is collarcd and cuncd In raccoon.
Small furs for winter will Doe 81
chiuchliln. raccoon, mole. nutrin, seal,
sable. INK. squirrel. and ~ said be-
fore. the various foxes, led hy the sill
yer variety.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
KITCHEN KINKS.

\ few brCadcrumbs added to scrgm-
blcd cgEs improve them.
We the cut end Of ham with Vine
gar 10 keep from molding.
An iron kettle FOR deep tat frying o.
a necessity m every kitchen.
OH or pure ~glyccrin rubbed on very
fresh eggs will keep them so.
when opening "a bottle Of olives
pour off brine and add n little olive
oil. cork and shake well; let stand
"A while.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

ast winter, or IN fact for the past
seasons ones nrt |imprcsinn on
Pg down the crowded boulevards
that Of ne old nursery rhyme:
vent, to the animal fair;
Pie hirdr ami the beasts were
thorc.--
Eor weren't there more Of those
ainly skirs an bctnilod and be-
thed un;l we were fairly sick or
Never was q pretty style more
rhono nor abused Than the one Of
Iiriug FUR c1pos. Women built
g Tor cpmfort thtn Cor style be-
ped themselves ln lacy hose. high
ed slippers and very little OF
~ then wrapped their arms. and
ud"th IA yards auG yards OF eN-
hiyo fur The erect WIS tophcnvy.
20 say pit.fui. considering how
cIlcssly the exposed their neither
hs, the while wrapping their up
arms 10 % thousand dollars worth
|sahle. or more often, rear mink.
.his season. however. sees u en-
kcd on az least 10 more graceful
in furs. aud we Will accent vita
INKS the makers edict that We
hnre our mode at least uf sWath-
There VIII stll bee scarf Gfs uf
pre-, but tho %rrutezIuc affairs OF
4 winter VIII Doe seen no more ON
women who care strange 10 re-
y the little checkers Of stone mar
4 Sable mink and the IKE. which
anne sp iurinu ly popular late last
son ana were continued as q fCu-
r. iu summer furs, have gone to AN
ly demise too. This is rather
anE,, fur those little furs hal %
Ippy air which made % costume
|'ui the neck 1uu YET they didn't
ract from the lines %. q suit with
Iurh they were worn. TWo-sl!n
hrfs vii, stan hc seen. mostly at
inc martrn that pclt from Spain
h Asia Minor which saw such "A m-
h. not long ago, suarttst umuuE
mauy mcmhctB uf the To- fam
VII Doc Tho yors expensive but very
soly silver fuN. S,cu too will hc
trs fuN. and the becoming ciuila
pm variety. The llttcr being used q
I for trim On cugts and dOlmang al
.rk'r mostly black turs polmrna.
the Way. t',m ~ have quite 10
AndiuE lu urlom this winter. Thcy
q shown iu lnuT. medium aud alurt
lies. tuits puifc fun iu the back
ii held across the front by n narrow
~ slipped through the sides pro-
luncc q new sIi oucttc. These coats
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

noticeable ornamcntntion. These
wells are often woven Of one mesh
with a heavier thread OF another
share woven In. Dots OF chenille and
velvet are not 20 smart AZ thoae OF
he same thread as the veil 10 N
gratifying "a know that the conspic-
uuu- IN vcilinrs has vanished for the
present at least. and In it's stead are
the moro conservative patterns which
are becoming alike to older and
Wnmnn-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Deception Is a bad policy during
the counting days, since II ~ 30 often
followed by the storm OF disclosure.
This was happening in the smith
household.
"NOu always seemed TO have plenty
Of money before we were married.
jibed Mrs. smith.
"Alas, darling, Il was only seeming
really. had very l%ittle." replied her
husband sadly.
And what's more you told me you
expected 20 he richi"
and ! am rich" murmured the
mah lovingly. I've got you"
-, - a.ootn ..t..aa ..a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
Pruebe Bisurated Mag.
nesia para Enferme-
dades del EstomaSo
NEUTRALIZA LA AClDEZ DEL ES'
TONNAGE, PREVIENE LA FER
MENTACION DE LOS ALL
MENTOS, AGRURA, NENTO-
SiDAD E INDIGES-
TON ACIDA.

:. listed Is VI pac:ente 1. indigestion. il
dldajIemcrtc que va iIabra rrobado peps!na.
bisnu,o. soda. carbon DE- lena. drogas y Va
rios agxiiiant-s G;Ses'ivos y listed sabe que
e,,as co~as no curSn 81 clfsrH:edad ; en- a.
runos casos nj Siquicra dan al!vio.
Po-o antcs de nerdcr n esperanto ' de-
ciIir Gr. rI>tnG q IN GiSpautico c- nieo. So
10 prueh. una poca {" 'Bisl~ated nagnes'a.
10 el ordinario carbonate com--c:ai. citrate.
Gxido o lechc. sine Ia n'agnesia pura- a..
puede c"nscCuir practicarcntc con ccalqu'"r
draeuista. - sea en- polio . Ell torra de pas
;lllas.
rum" ana cIcharaiica de- po!vo o dos pas
t!Il.S cVnG-Esadas con M. pocz de aqua Hes-
pucs de- 81 proIinIa coniCa y yea "a oI:e-
~enc:a uC- nars este. lns'a ntaneancnte metz
traliZar:. 81 i -st0rnac0 les pelIgroeos = Vc-
| nenosos Fases. JOS cUales son !: causa de Guc
81 alimento 81 termeni- y ng-!e. p"o1ucicn-
co gases. visutc. ven:osicaG. acedis y esa
sensation d. hiEthaaon o pessdcz y l!eno qrc
par.cc segu!r :: ,odo 10 que listed come.
de ragnesia hisurada Embellishments deS-
pues Le las conidas. usteG pod.a conner cas-:
10 que g % antoic y 10 snboreara sin peiigro
Do doio-e~ : moiestiaS suoseeuentes v adc-
mas DE- ESQ. 81 ESQ continue de nagncsia b.
su-ada no pue-ie ne-iudicar al estonaro
micntr.y nac maya algunos sintomas de in
digestion :cida. Bisu-atei MaEaesia Sc en-
cucntra. dc vcnt2 en ,ocas las droSuc-iaS )
boticaS. ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
ACONTECIMIENTO QUE TRAE Ia
ALGERIA Y FELICIDAD
4 MEDIA que ell tempo pasa la We.
nida del nino Sc aproXima. .
.Esta I'd. ~preparada,


Ninsuna mujcr que este esperanto scr
madre debcria dejar pssar los dias sin usar
Ell maEnitico y penetrznte remcdio llAmadc
Mothers Friend"
Po- medic del uso regular de es;a ME.
dicina. durante ell periodic Que preocdc :.
rac:miento del nino. TODD 81 ORGANISING esd
preparado y IL tension y dureza de- los ner'
vioS desaparece. Ablanda los muscu!os al"
dominates. dandoles L. expansion que dc
manda In naturaleza. Como reSultado q
este. los ne-rios y tendoneS no tendr..n st.'
dolo-oSa tension. y las nauscaS, ncrvios'd"S.
ir-itabi,idad. decaimiento y dem.:s muieatIa'
inherenteS ssr:In contrarreStadas-
Fl abdGmcn adqui--c IL expansion nerc'
sacia cuando ell aconecimicnto l!r..a y nor
10 tsnto las horas Re II crisis >cT:n memo.
Los dolores y peligroS son conSidc'a"tefhen''
disrainuidus.
Mothers Friend no solo prepare L; r"'
turaleza para In maternidad Sino qae ase2i'
r. un rapidc r-stableciniento para IL matre.
La piel 30 cons-rva Suave y terra y i5fe
dc tCda tension que il desiiguTe.
Escriba "a Bradfield Regulator Compar%
Dept. j.. Lamar Building. Atlanta. Geor:il
para ~" lie sea enviado ei inteTeSantc 'l"'o
"Motherhood' ) aiGuicra en- cuaiIuicr do.
guerra una botc!la Dc Mother Friend. F.
Il medicine c. de 10 r:"jor QUO I'd. pucde
aGuu;rir. tAdN.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
ISE TEMEN %DESORDENES
En- la Argentina Sc cree que
los habra ell dfa pn-
mere de Mayo

BUENOS AIRES. Abril 22-Los
j~ovenes ar2entinos entire los que sc
cuentan los miembr-s de los Guar
dias Blancos de Enero", estan or
~eaniZindose Y a~rmandose para conf
batir a los maXimalistas que eStan
organizando por su parte. n gran
manifestation para el dia primero
de mayo, ell case de QUE traten de al
terar el orden. como Sc ere que cu-
rrird. Ell ejercito regular esta COM
puestC por ahora por rcclutas que
no tienen arriba dc dos meses de eS-
tar prestando sus servicios en- las fl
las.
81 Ia demonstration mayimalista en-
esta capital, assume IN caracter re-
v~olucionario, les guardias blancos y
demas fuerzas de gobierno. sofocaran
Ell movimiento con toda energia. En-
el interior del pals no Sc cree que las
manifestations maXimalistas lleguen
a a~lterar el orden. pues la agitacion
maXimalista no ila alcanZdoa aun un
grado de im~portancia.
Sc rumora que la demonstration del
dia 10. servira probablement ono
prctexto para ciertos camibios 1T
COS de importancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
LAS BODAS DE ORC
Del Casino Espancl de la
ciudad de la Habana

HABANA. Cuba. AbrIl l@.-El Ca
Sino ESpanol dc Ia Habana. una it
las prestigIOsaS ' cultas i~nStitucicnes
dc eSta capital. Sc prepare d feSte-
eI qulncuagesimo aniversario de III
fundacion. cue tendra lugar cl di&
II de JUNO pruXimo. La fiesta que
para tai fecha Sc celebrara. sera sin
duda aiguna. la mas brillante de GUAM
taS hasta ahora haya cc!ebrado la
arisrocratiCa association Y habrl de ha-
Ger epoa en- la vida social de Ia Ha-
bana. pues sabido e. Que muchas
de las PARTICIPATES famIliaS de esta
capital eStan intimamente ligadas con
esa instruction.
Para ia celebration de aniversario.
Ell Casino va a organiZar un eSpecic
de torneo Observation-Disclosures. propO-
niendoSe ofrecer IN premio de 800
pesos 4 "a persona que eScriDa dc la
mas impartial, pero al mismo tempo.
mas caStiza. una Memorial. dando
cuenta de Ia labor realiZada por q Ca
sino Gesde su fundacion. eel II de
JUNO de 1882 a la fecha.
Fl tena Que nabrd de de~SarrollarSe
o q Siguiente: "Juic!o criCico dc Ia
labor realizada por e Casino ESpanol,
deSde 81 fundacion en- II de Junio
de 1861" Y las condolences del CON
curse comprenden ocho clauSulaS, en-
ire oJraS. las de cue podran concu-
rrir al concurSo todoS los que dcseen.
cualquiera e sea 81 nacionalidaG. con
exception de los miembros de la Jun
Ia Directiva del Casino Y emDlcadoS
de Ia SecretarIa. Los trabajoS de-
bcran eSJar eScrltOS en- caSJcllano. ser
originates Q inedito> Y no mayoreS de
30 pagInaS eScrItas Il maQulna en- he
jas de papel de un cuarto De pliego
eSpanol. Los trabaioS Seran remitidoS
4 la Secretaria del Casino ESpanol.
PaSeo Narti 90. antcS de las diez dc
Ia noche del Sabado 81 de mayo. FL
iurado dictlra 81 failo en- los ocho
primeroS diaS del mes de JUNO Y el
trabajo premiadO Sc anunciara per
medic de la publication del Lena que
la acompane Y su autor recibira cl
premio en- session pGblica que Sc efec-
tuar& a las nueve Y media de la noche
del dia II de JUNO. Ell trabajo que
rcSu!te premiado Sera impreso por el
Casino en- n Memoria. describIendo
las Bodas de Orc. El jurado 10 in
t~egraran cinco socicS del Casino que
Sc deSignaran oportunamente por Ia
ComiSion de lntereses Morales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25

b. ~escrioiendo 81 libro. y me leyo
uno de SuS capituloS.
-iCuaI de elloS? pregunto En-
rlque.
-.Aquel donde el TIC pretende
que los caoalleroS de Ia epoca de mi
abuelo Francisco |. tenian Ia costum-
bre de enviar un par de mediaS de
soda q Ia DANA de suS penSamientoS.
All! Va recuerdo. dijo Enrique.
y cuando Ia DANA las habia llevado
pueStaS siao$ ocho q de diGS. los ca
ballerps enviaban Z buscarlaS Y sc las
ponian q Su veZ.
-ustamente ESQ.
" desde csc tempo. EueStra
AlteZa?....
-PrecIsamente.
-:ES decir que no fue de su d
grade Ell capitulo??
Ell capitulo pase aun; pero Ia
continuation del articulo que no Sc
halla en- Ell libro. anadi6 Margarlta
riendoSc.
FL principe ia miraba mientraS ha-
blaba ' Gecia entire 81:
-:Dios MIC! que hermoSa es, Y
.cuan sensible eS QUE csc duque de
GuiSat.-..
LuegO anadio en- voz alta:
DISPENSED mi curioSidad. Senc-
u. Ia curiosidad de IN provincia!... -.
psro no adivino cual pueda ser eSa
continuation.
-PueS bien. cabailero. figuraos que
el pobre hombre perdio la chaveta
con Su proSa. Y cuando menos me
! pense 10 tuve Z mis- pies
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25

-;SabeiS. sencr de CoaraSsc, que
el rey mi hcrmano os tiene va mu-
cho carino?
FL rey rs muy bondadoso, Sc
Iora'....
-:Sois primo de NJ. de Pibrac".
ST. sonora.
-Pibrac IS muy ~Ingenloso.
-MuchiSimo. sonora. Pero Enri-
Que. que a 81 v"z pareciale que Mar
sarita Sc alejaba demasiado del pri-
ner asunto de Su conversation: cy
Vi. de Brantome no hi2o QUE os pre-
Sentaran sus eNcusas?
No. 10 que hizo fue ~retirarse d su
abadia para a
-;Pobre hombre,
Como, diio Margarita riendose.
lie tencis Iastima. caballero?
ST sonora.
~ porque le teneiS laStima?
-Porque Supongo 10 mucho que ha
debido sufrir.
Esta vez la alu>ion no podia ser
mas traSparente.
Senior de CoaraSse. dijo Margari-
ia; sois audaz como IN v~erdadero
gaSc6n.
-DiSpensadme. sonora. pero....
estov 70 mismo tan t~urbado... que. =.
y realmente. Enrique fingia tan
bien su turbacion que Sc hizo per-
donar de Margarita.
-tQut edad tenels:' lie dijo.
-Eeinte amos.
-EntonceS pase por esta veZ....
Y lie tendi6 la mano. Enrique to-
no esta mano. Sc atrevio ! llevarla a
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FCLLETIN Nun. 81.
LA JUvENTUD De ENRIQUE ".

Afteza. Responded Enrique.
" sdemaS. prosiguio Margarita,
poruue me ha parecido que eStaiS do
tado de Suma agudeza....
Enrique Sc incline Y dijo:
En- Ia corte de Francia no faltan
personals de vivo ingenio.
-Os equivocaIS. cabailero En-
cepto Pibrac Y eI viejo de Branto-
-iEl senior de Brantome. el autor
de las DomGS q0IG,;e&!
-PreciSamente.
-iVueStra alteza lie reclbe alguna
vez?
lie he recioido frecuentemente y
su trato me agrada mucho, pero.. .
La princeSa miro con cierIa vacila-
cion al supuesto senior de CoarasSe,
que permanecla muy humilde en- Su
silla Y parevla contemplate con Ia
tinidez lena dc sagacidad de IN
colegial.
-Perp. dijo por fin. no SabeiS
que es muy viejo.... ' fec:
-GAcaso tiene NueStra Alteza re,
pugnancia por Ia fealdad Y Ia vejez:
No. 81 Saben a~preciarSe elias
mismas Y ~contenerSe en- su papeL.
-:PueS que. deseaba SaErSe de e.
VI. de Brantome:?
La princeSa sc sonrio con fina no
rIa Y YeSpondir:
-FiguraoS que Il noche VINO
aqai el buen hombre. mientras esta-
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suS labioS. Y sin duda iba a echarse
a los pies de Margarita. cuando liza
maron d la puerta. la princesa sc
eStrcmeciO.
--;Quien esta ahi? dijo.
Sonora, respondio o infan-
til. la reina madre me envia a bus
caroS.
Enrique habia conocido la voz del
pale Raoul.
-Di a madame Catalina. que es-
taba a punto de acOstarme; pero voy
a vestirme de nuevo Y pronto ire a
verla.
Sc guardo mucho de abrir a Roaul,
y ell pale sc marcho; pero la prince
sa fue corriendo a la puerta secre-
Ia por donde habia entrado Enrique
Y llamo desde ella:
Nancy.
Dos minutes despues sc oyo ell ro-
&c del vestido dc soda dc Nancy. Y Ia
camarista entr6. Entonces la prin-
ceSa miro al bearnes sonriendose. Y
lie dijo:
va veis que estoy obligads a des-
pedircs....
- Desgrsciadamente! suspiro En-
riquc.
-iAy. Dies MIC! eXclam6 Marga-
rita. V 20 que guerra adquirir infor-
mes sobre la corte de Navarra....
-Estoy siempre q las ordenes de
Euestra Alteza.
-Entcnces. repuso Margarita. vol
we'd manana.... quiero saber con
certeza 10 que puede ser csc princi-
pc de Navarro cue Sc empena en- que