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The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Mesdames Percy Lemann and A.
". Martin returned home yesterday
alter delightful ten-day stay at
Mineral Wells, the popular Texas
health resort.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Peter Fontana, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Fontana Of Port Barrow, died
at the home of his parents Thursday
morning at 2 o'clock, after an illness
.ef four days, aged years and
% months. The funeral took place
Thursday afternoon at o'clock with
services and iIiterment at the Cath-
olic church and cemetery. Mr.. Fon-
tana is engaged in the grocery bust
ness in Port Barrow. He and his
wife have the sympathy of large
number Of friends il their great
bereavm ent.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
a, n,ernand Caller was christened at
ae catholic church last Sunday, and
glVen the name of Bernard Joseph.
NJ. = clarence Goette and Miss Reulah
Matherne We're the sponsors.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Miss lrna discard, the charming
a,aughter of Mrs. Ernest Gisclard of
ehls city, left Tuesday to visit friends
ana ar. relatives at Crosse Tete and
sral days. -
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Master Jesse Peuock Coates, the
bright young son of Prof. and Mrs. C.
u Coates of Baton Rouge, is the
guest Of his grandmother, Mrs. v.
Maurin, Of this city.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07
An attempt was made to assassinate

An attempt was made to assassinate
Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer,
last Monday night. A bomb was
placed: under his residence in Wash
eington and its explosion wrecked the
lower portion thereof. Mr.. Palmer
and the members Of his family were
in the upper part Of the building, and
escaped injury. A person, believed
to be the one who planted the bon.b,
was found near the place literally
blown to pieces.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

The services at the Jewish syna-
gogue last Tuesday evening and We'd
nesday morning were conducted by
Raphael Singer, and were we'll att
tended. The choir, composed of
Misses Beulah Blum and Ethel Wer-
ner and Mrs. j. F. Richardson, with
Miss Miriam Blum as erganist, rem
dered appropriate music and songs
for the occasion.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Abe H. Bloomenstiel spent the day
in New Orleans Wednesday on busi-.
ness connected with the B. & B.
pharmacy, of which he is one Of the
proprietors.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Sergeant Paul Beeknel returned
last Wednesday from Camp Shelby,
Miss, where he was honorably dis
charged from the army He had been
in the army twenty months, nine of
which were spent in France, as a
member of Co. A, 114th Signal Corps.
He is looking and feeling well and his.
relatives and friends, are glad to
have him with them again.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Miss Camilla Mavor, the attractive
young daughter of W.. S. Mavor Of
New Orleans, is spending some time
here with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. MeIanson. Miss
Mayor's many friends here are de-
lighted over her visit. s@3
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

prof, III. p Broussard, superin-
s.snaent s OF the public schools Of this
PARISH, went to Gonzales Wednesday
- astend the commencement exer-
slses I'D q Of the high school which took
place there that night.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

A special meeting of Ascension
Council No. 1887, Knights Of CO.
lumbus, will be held at the Catholic
hall Immediately after low mass to-
morrow morning for the purpose Of
.balloting on number Of applications
for. membership. All members are
earnestly requested to be present.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Special lessons in high school sub
jects will be given this summer. Pu-
pills interested may receive. partieu-
lars by 'phoning No. 26
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Alwes Of Ma
poleonVille, are at home now with
the latter's parents, DR.. and Ms
VIM. M. McGalliard.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Olive Camp No. 18, w. O. w, will
observe It's annual decoration day to-
morrow at o'clock IN the afternoon.
BILE at the Masonic Temple and pro-
|ceed in a body to the cemeteries
where they will decorate the graves
and pay tribute Of respectsto the
memories of their departed dead.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07
cLAlBoRaE STREET DRAINAGE.
Commissioner John Schaff Completes
Splendid Piece Of Work.

The work of laying the 36-inch
terra Gotta tiles along the north side
of Claiborne street, from Cheti.
lmachas to the bayou, made necessary
lby the serious caves in the large
canal along the south side Of the
said street, has been completed, and
this pipe now serves as the drain for
all of that section Of the town lying
north of Claiborne street and west OF
| Railroad avenue. Heavy rains which
have fallen since the work was
finished put this drainage system to a
severe test, but it stood the test ad-
mirably and received and carried
away with ease all Of the surface
water Of the area which it is intend
led to drain.
The large concrete tank or
trough, built across Claiborne street
at the intersection Of Chetimaches
|acts as reservoir for the waters
coming from the. streets north and
east and the big terra Gotta pipe con-
Meeting with this trough at the north
end thereof, carries later into
Bayou Lafourche as fast as it enters
from the sides and ends. At the dis
charging end Of the pipe, where there
is a fall of about fifteen feet from its
mouth to the waters edge in the
bayou, a large concrete step-shaped
trough with high sides has been built
to receive the water and break its
fall, and thus prevent the soft bat
ture earth from caving into the,
stream When the water leaves the
mouth of the pipe it drops into this
trough with great force and then
rolls from one step to the other in
it's downward course until it reaches
bottom. Those who have seen water
pour out of the pipe after a heavy
rain, declare that it works perfectly.
The large canal along the south
side Of Claiborne street from Cheti-
maches street to the bayou through
which the water formerly flowed has
been closed as q drainage ditch and
will be filled up gradually and the
terra Gotta pipe will be used ex-
as the permanent drainage
Of that part of the town.
This plan Of drainage was origin
ated by John Schaff, commissioner Of
streets and parks, and all Of the !
work was done according to his or
aers and under his supervision. The
brick and concrete work was done
under the supervision of Justilien De- /
latte, the progressive local brick
layer. The work was begun about
three months ago, and owing to the
almost continuous rainfall was car
RED on under great difficulty and
progressed very slowly Its success
full completion, and the excellent
manner in which it serves the pur-
pose for which it was designed re-
lects much credit on Commissioner
Schaff, and is a tribute to his skill as
The entire work 4 oximate-
y $4,000. This amount is believed to
1ave been well spent considering the
magnitude Of the job, its great inn
oortance and the permanency Of its
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07
TO FORD CAR
OWNERS !!

WHEN IN NEED OF ANY PART
OR ACCESSORY NECESSARY TO
TO THE UP-KEEP OR RUNNING
or YOUR FORD, WRITE, WIRE
OR PHONE DICK SAUNDERS, 63O
.MAIsON-BLANCHE ANNEX, NEW
ORLEANS. HE KEEPS sEM' AND
WILL SUPPLY YOUR WANTS,
AND DC. IT FOR LESS MONEY
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Dicharry of New
Orleans, are here spending some
time with their son-in-laW and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Truxillo.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

percival Bringier, the young
ssala Mn so son of DR.. and Mrs. VIM. M.
stn,1cIailiard, M left last Saturday for
ssSlaIIkileesdale, y Miss, where he has ac-
sspted a position in Herbert Bin
mugs electrical establishment.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

IA. "a. Alleman Of Adds, spent the
day Thursday at the home of his
brothee-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. u. r. Acosta.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07
Supreme Court UphoIds Burleson.

supreme %<OuEl4 PAAoAsAOs3 = 80 ASo oOA.s
In two decisions rendered last Mon
day, the United States supreme court
upheld Postmaster-G General Burleson
and the Railroad Administrator in
the matter Of their right to fix intra-
state rates. The court held that the
war power conferred by congress up
on the president, include sweeping
control over the railroad and wire
systems, with supreme and conclu-
sive" authority to fix intrastate rates.
The decision relative to railroad
rates was rendered by Chief Justice
White and was unanimous. Justice
Brandeis dissented in the telephone
and telegraph case, but did not rem
der a separate opinion. The de-
cisions affects litigations which have
been instituted in about forty states,
and involve the validity of both rate
.ord1
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07
q xerv. aniouahle concert was giYen

A very, enjoyable concert was given
lat the Maurin school, in upper As
sumption parish, Thursday night of
last week, and despite the inclemeney
of the weather, the affair was largely
attenued. Refreshments were served
and the neat sum Of $50 was rallied.
The teachers Of this school are Misses
Josepha and Jeanne Judice.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

In the army honor for
Thursday, published IN the New Or
leans Times Picayune yesterday, APP
peared the name of Peter Sevario of
Galvez, this parish, who is reported
wounded. degree undetermined.
Young Sevario is son of Peter.
|Scvario, Sr., well-known farmer of
the New River section.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Mfs. a; Blanchard on last Wednes-
J mn n I plufchased ~ from Miss G. Brunei,
az. ssnsa dWelilng house situated at the
ansr sssaa OF st. Patrick and Claiborne
I III M ss.s; The purchase was made
Sugh ssagh the Bloomenstiel real estate
sgency Of this city. 3 q
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

MI. and Mrs. A &C. Alleman left
Wednesday for New Orleans where
they will make their home IN the fu-
5ture.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

after being in France for several
Iuo1ehs % -. with the American army, w.
- .nneiger, son of Mrs. Frank Reiger
sa., = nls city, was discharged from the
~ ss,slee s'Ls last week in Colorado, and is
sa,.ls ~ ms way here for a visit to his
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

w. G. Hazlip, well known architect
and builder, returned last Sunday
from Meeker, in Avoyelles parish,
where he was engaged for the past
nine weeks in erecting q fve-room
dwelling house for the bookkeeper of
the company, and also building an
addition to the chief engineers resi-
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07
9nnalnal1tthtIip UhIpf
SATURDAY, JUNE Z, 1919.

Mrs. Simon Bollag and pretty lit
tie daughter are spending few days
in New Orleans with relatives.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Democratic Liberty League buttons
made their appearance in New Or
cans last week, when members Of the
new political organization began
wearing the insignia of the league on
the lapels of their coats. The buttons
carry a picture Of the statue Of Lib.
erty, which was given to the United
States by France about forty years
ago. Printed on the buttons in a
circle around the statue are the
words, Democratic Liberty League.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Floribert, Henry and Bertil Schex-
nayder, of Cinclare, were business
visitors to Donaldsonville yesterday.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07

Rev. Father Gardes, pastor Of Our
Lady of the Peace Catholic church,
Vacherie, left few days ago for
France to visit his aged parents and
other relatives. Prior to his de-
parture Ms Pensioners presented
him with purse to help defray the
expenses of his trip. Father Gardes
was formerly pastor of the Smoke
Bend Catholic church and is well
known here. His many friends wish
him pleasant sojourn abroad and q
safe return to his pastorate.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07
PRocLAMATIoN OF ELECTION
ROAD DISTRICT NO OF THE. PARISH
OF ASCENSION, LA. 755s

Donaldsonville. La, june a. 1919 A
DbRsuANT to an ordinance adopted BY the.
iE police jury of the parish Of Ascension.
Louisiana, acting as the governing au-s
thority Of Road District No. 8 Of the parish
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07
COL 0LONIAL SALES CO.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
FOR ) RENT.

a LARGE SPACE in the Vega building,
"A Donaldsonyiile. next to the posto flee.
Apply 70 or address, SOL. KLoTZ, Ma
poieonville, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-06-07
stttattkaAA \ 4 III JkJ<A
FLU = WAR
AND EPIDEMIC
PR ROOF COMPANY

IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR LIFE
INSURANCE WITH THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, YOU ALWAYS WILL
REGRET IT. .5# :.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
FAKE BIOLOGISTS WORKING
IN THE SUNFL0WER STATE
Special 10 The word

special 70 Inc Nnlh
LAwRENCE. July IS Fake
gsoIogI-rs ana other -''f-styl'l 'oIl
experts" are finding rich picklngs
IN kansas By usr of pure nerve ana a
largo llno Of alk. Dpplous.y rllea
with hlgh SOUNDING technical t"rms,
according to Dr E G. Moore state
ReologiHi
"One Of these experts" snid Doc
tor Moore. was horse doctor uatil
hc became an 'Ull expert lie knows
practically nothing M geology yet
he is Ectuug ncn as AN expert in
reporting uu prospects ana locating
wcll-.
Tho other duy we ran across "a
report another expert had made
on AN Hrrr that s Jos "a upriher'F
direction from wichita The report
said there was IIunI'uu ln mat area.
SuIl another expert reporting on
au adjoining area said there was
an tntoliuc there. but none ln me
area The first expert htd examined.
Both were optlumtIu that thcir
clients would strike OH n they
drilled lu tr"ir respective areas The
joke Is tht1 no roulogl~t could have
.,ld rhai thorr was ur WAS not an
antlcilnc in either area All the
evidence ObiHlnablo hy tho hest OK
ucrs could not have determined
whether or not lh'ro WINS AN anti
cline lu tho-" arcts and Tho bona
NIr expert could hlNo reported
only iHtf thor, was about hu even
chance of striking oil there.
with an tho competent men IN
tho mia .0niiurnuI fold there lH no
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
TULSA TO RE TAIN
ENGINEERS UNIT
Adiuilnt General Barrett II Cons
slhcIng NrdmprRhnd Tulsa
for HcndGpiricrs

'l.F. .H. .H mo- NW'
DkIAuDMA CITY. lu.y SIT
Is possible that neither oklahoma
cor, MurKogec. raule valley nor
chandler VIII te suocossful IN their
efforts lo scrur" tho annual on
.impwcW uUu NcIu muutuy,Is or
tho oklahoma national guard As O.
Hr. HIt of me exchange of cumulunl.
cations between tho udluiant g'uer.
rH 1,pa arwsuf ana the chief ~ the
southern department of the United
state. army f .s quite possible ha'
fUs pnrd vlII ur Dfirrfi fI mobilize
ut Fort EUI lIw'on hilunn' Gen
rItI m.rr' lH now HVpIiug reply
y U.a nfraf telegram foo 'N" chlof %
Irr southern department before de-
,.ilng upon me choice ~ camp sites
Tn, superior facilities when
would Doe available u' fort Sl'l are
recognized hy all familiar with me
I'nu rmontH ~ a camp n'o ANA 4
'Ir department approves that lurn-
ton orders fpr mobilization prob.
ably Augur' % viii be issued per
hlps Immediately
IN discussing plans Tor me orEdni-
ypii0n ~ mo additional units au thor.
i1rd ry the militia bureau. General
Barrett said that tho ad.ultnt gen
erals department Will be- disposed
POO give first call fOr The cnElnotr's
company ip rlthDr Afdmurc or Tulsa
uuIrh furnished engineers for tho
lIl'h regiment which recently pee
turned from France with the Thirty.
"a. ,ih division THIS would no done
with "a yicw 10 inducing tho Ard
more or Tulsa company 10 accept
a.
organization El Reno has asked
fur battery In Tho artillery battalion
tHI lNrrc have been many Inquiries
r,lurIIuH the requirements for tho
signal Uad!uJ and field huspitaI
.umparlcs 80 further infantry
units Will no authorized this year
and the companies viii bc required
fU meet tho requirements ~ training
A. we'll 80 minimum strength In
order to hold their places IN the or
EAuizauouH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

Just Say 10 your grocer Red Cross
Ban Blue whom buying bluinE You
Will be more than repaid by the re-
suits once tried always used &c
AdvL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
MATRIMONIAL WANT 40
BRINGS RESULTS QUICKLY

SYRACUSE. y y. July 2S
Wnoed and won in "a fortnight
through the medium of n maui
mohlHl 'ud' lN tho experience ~
pretty Miss Elizabeth GucttcI. of
Central square near this city Miss
hoettcl Jun fur nun" answered AN
'ad.' a wife wanted. ISSUED hy
one nruco weed NJ Iyudnn Wyo.
who STYLED himself prosperous oil
spcculator Tho customary CORES
poudCncu was h,HCuud back ana
forth, photographs vuro exchanged
and tho effect un young Weed was
sp Impressive that. without au
nouuciue nls coming. be- hurried
eastward tu Central square Thcre
he met tho mm. .p,ctInE young
woman iu am iDD cream ptrlor.
whore Fho recognized him Nupupls
followed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

the HIo ~ the so Adams well Of
" u Alexander q Co ana 'hc In
dnh1mt Refining company In the
suu'heAHt corner Of the northeast 0f
the sDuthwcsf 81 G-lIl2
The injured mon are i. II John.
son Ot OkmulEco. = lease hand and a
negro named Harrison, a teamEier.
The flro destroyed the derrick and
all equipment ~ the we'll which iS
flowing around 400 barrels daily and
also burned five $50 barrel oil
tanks AN ur which were FUN OF
partly fun of o!l ~ also damaged
ne wagon and Searched the team
which Harrison WaH driving
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
FATHER TO JUDGE" BOYS
WHO RAN AWAY AND STOLE

MIAMI okla. July 2s Even the
stern Judge In the juvenile court felt
sorry for Two boys IN atterci over
ALE, Niles and Jesse Thomas. hailed
before him, charged with dclinquen-
cy, when they told their story. but
when an anxious father appeared
looking for the boys their story
proved 10 he really story
The boys told the Judge that their
father was dead, their mother had
deserted them and two men had been
forcing them to beg on the streets
OF Alton. \ good home was prom
ised them instead Of state lnsu.
tuition
When tho father appeared. he tolA
'hc sheriff how hiF two sons had
run away from their home Al Auro-
ra. Mo. taking a calf which they
soli The lads we're turned over To
him 20 slt IN judgment on.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
OVER A THOUSAND ARRESTS
BY 0kMULGEE COPS TO DATE

kMuDGEE, July IS. Accord
ine 10 statistics compiled bv the po.
lice department. more than 1000
arrests have been made In the city
since February /. 1919 Charges
against those arrested ln that period
are As follows. Drunkenness 2I2,
speeding l2G. selling "Choc" lls.
gambling ll3, miscellaneous 1lO.
fighting 55, investigation 12. disor-
derry conduct Of. warrants g., vaR-
rlupy 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
FINDS INDUSTRIAL SITES
AL0h GkATY RAILWAY

fVffIhT 70 Tht WOfTd-
McAbESTEN, Okla. July 2S-
Locations which no viii recommend
Tor steel mills. coke ovens or pot
terry, brick and title works were
found IN McAlester on recent IN
specting visit by Thomas Poeltr OF
Dallas, Industrial agent Tor the Mis-
souri,. Kansas a Texas railroad In
eNhausllblo supplies ot coal and
shale afforded hero for such indus
tries, ana The oity is located on main
lines OF railroads running to all
major points of the compass
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
SPARK FROM HORSES HOOP
CAUSES COSTLY EXPLOSION

Special TO The World
DKMuLGEE Ok1. July 2s a
spark. Struck from rock hy q
trtmplrg horse. caused Iu explosion
NJ gur ana fine uu AN OH lease 100
s1t.I2 which injured two men and
did damage estimated ar so 00U.
Tho explosion and trr occurred ui
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
TREASURER THINKS HIS
BOOKS ARE WRONG

spesis1 10 The world
MeALEsTER. Okla, July 2S.-
Pittshurg countys books are 10 be
audited this fan for the first time
since statehood 4 sum " $500 was
sei aside in the county budget by
w r. O'Noal. county treasurer TO
pay for the service by state IN.
hpUctur
Mr. O'Neal saws that he feels
morally certain some Of the accounts
carried on hiA books arc wrong Er-
rors IN the balances from years hack
appear In several minor funds such
a. township ~ rural school board
The cedar switchboard is I'm &C..
tual operation. This makes 10 urccs.
tary Go give prefix "OmFc" or
Cedar rs shown In new director,
when placing call --Adyt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-22
(Continuara.)

bre la mesa. Entonces Farinette pu-
SO a Paola desmayada sobre Ia paja
y los guinapos que Ia servian de ca
ma, y volviendose en- seguida hacia
los tres ~truhanes, les dijo:
-;Me habeis jurado obedecerme?
ST, respondio corazon de Lobo.
ST, repitio Corto Aliento.
Borbon, que habia estado a punto
de violar su juramento, Sc mordlo
Ia lengua y solo dejo Dir IN sordo
grunido.
-Cierra Ia puerta, Corto Aliento,
prosiguio F~arinette.
Corto Aliento obedecio.
-Ahora, escuchadme 10 que voy
a deciros, continue Ia gitana.
Los tres truhanes Ia miraron.
No parece que os veo a los tres
delante de esta joven como tres pc
rios hambrientos en- presencia de la
ralea. Desgraciadamente para los pc
rros. tienen un collar de hero al
cuello Y una cadena que los suJeta
a e~staca; para que puedan tocar a
la ralea, seria precise que Sc romple-
"a Ia cadena.
Borden dejo escapar una c~arcaJa-
da.
La cadena que os retiene a vo-
sotros, es ell juramento cue me ha-
beis hecho por ell dogal de mi pobre
Gascarille.
-Calla! es verdad, murmuro Ell
| coloso estremeciendose i~nteriormen-
tie.
va sabeis, continue Farinette,
que IN capeador que falte al jura-
mento que haya prestado por Ia cuer-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-22

da de un ~ahorcado, no solo quedaria
desterrado para siempre del patio de
de los Milagros, sino que ell diablo,
nuestro patron, 10 malaria de noche,
hiriendole con SUI horquilla en- ell Wien
tire.
Como los tres truhanes estaban
intimamente convencidos de que
Farinette decia la verdad, agacharon
Ia cabeza Y no replicaron NADIA por
entonces.
-Ahora bien, prosiguio Ia gitana,
MERGED a vuestro juramento, vais a
guardian a la hija de Renato y espero
que Ia respetareis.
-tEntonces por que Ia hemos TO
bado? pregunto Corazon de Lobo.
-Porque asi me 10 ha ordenado.
-iQuien tie 10 ha ordenado?
I'm gentilhombre de ilustre naci
miento.
bah, dijo Corto Aliento; iaho-
"a haces til caso de 10 que manden
los gentilhombres?
ST.
-iEs muy extrano!
-Ese gentilhombre, como 70, es
enemigo implacable de Renato.
-iAh!
" me ha prometido que serta
vengada, 81 lie iuraba obedecer ciega.
mente sus 6rdenes; por 10 tanto ODE.
deco.
En- tanto que Farinette hablaba,
frotaba las sienes de Paola con un
trapo empapado IN vinagre que lie
puso luego en- las ventanillas de Ia
nariz Y en- Ia boca. Paola exhalo en-
tonces IN largo suspiro y por fin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-22

con su eslab6n Y e~ncendido n can
della. Borden Y Corazon de Lobo Sc
miraban con cierta desconfianza.
-Querido amigo, lie dijo ell coloso
segln iban trepando las gradas car
comidas de la escalera: 81 quieres, nos
a~poderaremos nosotros dos de la Chi
quita.
-iY como?
Nos echaremos encima de Corto
Aliento.
-iBuenc.
y de cuatro boleos lie dejaremos
atontado.
-iY luego?
-Sujetaremos a Farinette y Ia
~pondremos una buena mordaza en- la
boca; i~comprendes?
ST, ;y...de csc modo?...
DE csc modo podremos echar
pajas til Y yo.
Coraz6n de Lobo meneo Ia cabe-
"a.
NO QulerO, ulJo.
-Por que?
-Porque con traza de candida,
eres un zorro lleno de marrulerias.
Borden no pudo contener n SON.
risa estupida. Corazon de Lobo pro-
sigui6:
y como eres mucho mas alto Y
fuerte que 20, despuas que tie haya
ayudado a dejar imposibilitado a
Corto Aliento, tie volveras contra mi.
El coloso VIC que lie habia advina-
do, Y soltando IN juramento CONT
nu6 trepando por Ia escalera. Fari-
nette habia llegado a su desvan y
Corto Aliento coloco la Candida so