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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-04
PEDlCREED PORKERS
FOR PHILIPPINES

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct Fifty
pedigreed Poland China hogs. bred
near sacramento. were sent from here
recently by DR.. J. c. Quinian, former
United States army veterinarian. to
Adriana Hernandez. director OF agri.
culture OF the Philippines. to be used
In improving the breed OF hogs In the
islands.
Among the porkcrs were a number
Of young gifts and six specially pick
ed boars that drew blue ribbons at
the recent State fair at Sacramento.
Elaborate pens were built on the
steamer West Caldron to house the
stock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-04
MILLlONAIRES FRIEND
DIES IN ADVERSELY

QUINCY. Calf. Oct. l.--Charies
w. Hendei, known to his friends as
"Quicksilver Charlie" who died re-
Gently at the mining town OF La
Porte, near the summit OF the
Sierra Nevadas. was once an associ-
etc OF the Fairs, Mackeys and 9TH
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-04

during heavy storms. to secure data,
He also was u member Of tho Plu-
mas county board OF supervisors
and. In the winter. made his jour
neys to the county seat on snow
shoes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-04

Here's PUROLA "a straightforward.
honest shaving cream without tricks:
just chock full Of quality and speed.
One inch. one minute. one dab of hot
or cold water, for a quick. generous.
man sized lather that will make the
toughest beard as soft as the down on
a fluffy chick.
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TOO ECONOMICAL

There is such a thing as being too thrifty.
 It sthe pendulum swinging too ia rthe other way. It IS really worse than super-extragance.
 There are some kind words for the spendthrift, foolish though he be. There are none for the miser.
 Tn Omaha, Neb., lived such a mis- CT, A. J. Seaman. He was worth, in worldly goods, some half million dol lars. Yet he starved himself to death. Starved, not to help an other, but to accumulate more dol lars to hoard gold.
 For years he lived on 15 cents a week. No, he didn't live. He ex- isted. And when he was ill he re fused to call a physician. He, who had been called the apostle of cheap living" became the miserly example of "cheap dying" without physician, without medicine, with out the nursing, without the nour ishing food he needed.
 Don't get coffin; it's too ex- pensive," he told the hospital peo- pie just before he died, "get box
 But the hospital got a casket.
 And his half million goes to dis tant relatives.
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TWO DROWN AT MEMPHIS

Memphis, Tenn, April 14.-Louis T. Kavanaugh, 51, manager of the Mississippi Warrior Waterways Barge Line and also president of the Kavanaugh Sand Company here, and a negro were drowned in the Mississippi river here today. Kavanaugh and two negroes started in skift to the snagboat, Macomb, only a few yards away, when the skift capsized and the three were pitched into the swift flowing stream. Kavanaugh caught a rope tossed to him but was unable to hold it because of the swift current, and his body disappeared. Neither of the bodies had been recovered early tonight.
 Kavanaugh was well known here, both in business and in social life. He lived here 30 years before nov ing to St. Louis to assume manage ment of the barge service. His wife, a son and daughter survive.
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guest at the home of her son, A. s. Zimmerman.
 Mrs. P. S. Morgan spent Wednes- day with Mrs. J. R. Felton at Cliff ton.
 Mrs. Maud Summers returned Thursday from a weeks stay with relatives in New Albany, Miss.
 Mrs. Sallie Allen of Truman, left Wednesday after visit at the home of her son, J. E. Allen.
 Mrs. J. L. Altman, who has been in St. Louis for the past ten days is expected home tomorrow.
 Mrs. J. R. Jarratt who has been in San Antonio, Texas, Texas, vis- iting her son, J. E. Jarratt, has re- turned home.
 MT. and James Russell, Jr., and children of Forrest City, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. M. H. Ford Sunday.
 Mrs. Pierre Swepson, of Craw- fordsville, was here the first of the week, the guest of Mrs. J. 1. May nard.
 Miss Jeanette Blount leaves today for Fernando, Miss, to visit her sister. On her return she will spend several days in Memphis.
 Mrs. Will Ragsdale of. Helena, was in the city the latter part of last week visiting Miss Lula Nave Williams.
 The Young Ladies Club had a very pleasant meeting Monday with
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Mrs. J. B. Maclin of Spokane, is the guest of rs. W. s. McClintock.
 Mrs. Houston Potts was in Mem phis for the weekend.
 Mrs. Maud Summers has returned from visit in New Albany, Miss.
 Mrs. Ray Case has returned from a visit to Little Rock.
 Mrs. w. D. Harrell of Forrest City, was the guest of Mrs. Maud Summers this week.
 Miss Lida Mae Mathews of Wid- erfer, was visitor in the city the first of the week.
 Mrs. J. C.. Jackson, of Little Rock, issthe guest of MT. and Mrs. H. M. Jackson.
 Miss Frances Purcell, of Searcy, has been here this week, the guest of Mrs. J. w. Patton.
 Mrs. o. L. Williamson and daugh- tre, Miss Leland, went to Memphis yesterday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Brice c. Moreland spent Sunday in Paragould visiting friends. ! Mrs. E. B. Whitaker left Monday for months visit in Cincinnati and other points in Ohio.
 Miss Lillian Lewis has as her guest Mrs. Ralph Tapp and little son of Fort Smith.
 Mrs. Zimmerman of Chicago, is a
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The meeting of the Westminster Circle with Mrs. Houston Potts on Monday afternoon was one of un- usual interest. The subject for the afternoons program was Africa. Mrs. Potts was leader for the after noon. and the assistant leaders were Mesdames J. w. Mitchell, Paul Ben ham, Burk Mann, Walter Reed and Doddridge McCulloch. After the business meeting a very delicious sal ad course was served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. R. D.. Smith.
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Misses Lizzie and Marguerite Han cock.
 Mrs. M D. Daggett and little daughter, Eberle, left Monday for a visit with MT. and Mrs. Earle Stevenson in Little Rock. l Mrs. w. D. Hammond of Kos ciusko, Miss, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Houston Potts has returned home.
 | Mrs. Jettie Sanders, who spent the winter at the home of her sister, Mrs. " R. Liddell, returned Sunday to her home in New Albany, Miss. Mrs. w. D. Harrell of Forrest City, spent Sunday in Marianna the guest of Mrs. Maud Summers. Mrs. A. c. Rauscher has as her guests her mother, Mrs. Frank Wood of Jackson, Tenn, and aunt, Miss McRennolds, of Clarksville, Tenn. The L'Anguille Chapter D. A. R. will have a sale of cakes, candies, etc, Saturday, April IT, at the Hew- | itt-Ammerman store.
 The Elks will give dance at their home on Tuesday night of next week Music will be furnished by Stewards orchestra of Memphis.
 Miss Bessie Mayfield, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lee Derrick, left for her home in Amory, Miss, Friday. Mrs. Derrick and Mary Belle accompanied her.
 Mrs. Ola Jones and Miss Lucille Jones of Holly Springs, Miss, left Wednesday morning after a visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. M. s. Jones.
 On Saturday of last week Mrs. J. E. Stevenson entertained the Satur- day Afternoon Auction Bridge Club. A very tempting salad course was served at the close of the afternoon. 1uiSo tHC AsCo OAOoS AoAoS, conducts interesting classes at the High School every Wednesday and Friday afternoons at three o'clock. These classes are well worth your at- tentiOn.
 Mrs. Sam Harrington and Miss Elizabeth were in Little Rock the first of the week and while there were guests of Mrs. T. E.. Wood. On Tuesday afternoon, Miss Elizabeth, by special invitation, played for the Coterie Club. This was quite com pliment, as he was the only out-of- town guest on the program. Mrs Dudley Clark returned Tues day from Searcy where she had been on account of the death of her cousin, Mrs. Herbert George. Mrs. George, as Miss Fannie Harder had often visited in Marianna and the host of friends she made here are grieved to hear of her death
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FOR SALE-Pure bred Duroc Jersey males, all ages and sizes. Finest strain known. Extra good individual specimens. Get one of these males to head your herd. It will pay you. Henry James, Route No. 2. "tf
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STOCKHOLDERS MEEil'

Notice is hereby given tnn ',,
 annual meeting of the stoesns,'1 ns {, of the Rondo Milling Compa% .,s he held in the office of the e0ns, sr at Rondo, Ark, on Tuesosy sMS K 27, 1920, for the purpose 7, ,rs ing a president, secretary anu I,sst1 N, urer, manager and three dlls'5 n, to serve for one year, anu " .fl purpose of transacting susu a,,s business as may properly conn [ fore the meeting. wrrIs1 *17 w. h.. c.aroi,t
 Mangare and Sec'0''
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WANTED-Man with team auto who can give bond to sell 7 Watkins home and farm prodaaa
 Biggest concern of kind in vall
 $1,50O to $5,000 yearly lrrss M3 Territory in this county open; Nu today, J. R. Watkins Co.,, Dern' ment 112, Winona, Minn. s
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NOTICE OF LODGE MEEIlM

The Order of Eastern Star ns on the first and third iua nights of each month. Next msss Tuesday night. All members as to be present. ,n.c MRS. J. V. H0LLENbasIs,, .,,
 Worthy han .os " SesxF
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FOR SALE-Registered Holstein bull, years old, or will sell one year old Holstein bull subject to reg istration. want to keep one and will sell one-you can take your choice. A. H. Lollar, Route 2, Mar we'll, Ark. may 1p
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MNa1rtAds

FOR SALE-Good piano in first class condition. See Mrs. A. H. Burgess at The Vogue. Apl6
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Want to sell your farm? Write me full particulars. I will do the rest if price is right. William
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FOR SALE-Four room cottage at 408 Walnut street, electric lights, city water, lot TO 210, good gard en spot. See J. E. Griffin. *17p
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tEHSOCIETYn NNW- Miss Jeannette Blount Editor. Phone 4S2A2
Social Calendar

Tuesday April 2O-Amcus Club with Mrs Bryce Moreland Tuesday April 2O-Brdge Club with Mrs. W. J. Shorten. Girls Colon Club, Eks Home Wednesday, April 21Fortnightly Club with Mrs C. Yancey Club Franklin. Monday April 26-Young Club Medames " T. Ellis 4 and Clifford. Monday April 26-Westmner Club with Mrs R. D. Smith. Thursday April 29-Womans Culture Club high Friday April SOD Chapter U D. G. with Mrs R. D.
 
 Thursday May o'clock, Civic League Eks Home Wednesday, May 5-LAnguine Chapter D. A. R., with Mrs E. J. Beazey. Friday May -Nargaret Chapter Children the Con-
 federacy Friday 14-Latoka Club with Miss Alma FutralL Friday May 14-Couny of Woman Clubs
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FOR SALE-Best business lot on Poplar street, just south of Harris & Burke's store, lot 60x183. This is the last good mercantile lot left in Marianna. See R. R. Hope. +2i
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FOR SALE-Good piano. Will sell at a bargain. See Mrs. A. H. Burgess at The Vogue. SO
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Crump, SIT U. & P. Bank, hs phis, Tenn. V
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If You Do

You know pretty we'll what is the matter with the United States-and also you know the answer for the HIGH COST OF LIVING.
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Mrs. Zimmerman of Chicago, is a
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The Young Ladies Club had a very pleasant meeting Monday with
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30
Reanudara sus trabajos
la CerVeCeria de
Monterrey

MONTERREY, \. /. Mario y.
Los diarios de esta ciudad anuncian
Ia pr5xina reanudacion de los traba,
JOS de la Cerveceria Cuauhtemoc, en-
vista de que, Segun parece, han cesado
"a las dificultades de orden f~inanciero
que habian surgido entire esa poderosa
empresa industrial Y el gobierno de!
Estado.
No Sc senala tadavia "a fecha en-
Que Sc reanudaran las !abores de Ia
fabrca ~cervecera, pero Sc indica que
sera proto. tan pronto como nadle Sc
10 eSpera Ell Ia ciudad. y esa reanu-
daci6n Sc debera a los trobajos con-
c,liatorios hechos por el ST.. Ferrara,
presidentc de la Camara Nacional de
Concrete, que es Quieu mas ha traba,
jado para ~resolver el conflicco,
La noticia de Ia reanudacion de los
trabajcs es va del dominic publico J
ha causado buena impression en el ami
mo de los empleados : operarios de l.
fabrica, que ain continuan percib!en
do sus salaries, 10 miSmo que entire
I 81 comercio en- general.
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FL AIcalde de Monterrey
fue s~uspendido por ell
eobernador Santos !;

MONTERREY n. L. Mario Is
La Secretaria de Gobierno envi0 al A.
yuntamiento de Ia ciudad un ocurso
en- el que lie ccmunica que 81 goberna-
dor del Estado ha tenido q bien sus-
pender en- sus funciones al Alcande
Primero, Domingo Faldes Llano. Al
mismo tempo sc dirigi6 otro oficio al
Alcalde %suplente, Prof. Roel Rocha,
para que entrara desde luego en- fun
clones.
Valdes Llano, al saber 10 acordado
por ell gobernador. pidio amparo, ell
que Sc lie concedio por IN breve termi,
no legal, en- tanto ell gobierno del Es-
tado rinde al juzgado federal ell in
fome con justification para proceder
en- debida forma:
El actuario del JuZgado de 'Distrito
estuvo durante ell dia buscando al go
bernador para notificarle ell acuerdo,
pero Ell f~uncionario no Sc ercontraba
no Ell sus oficinas nj en- 81 domicilioi
Sc busco hugo al Ssctetario de Go
bierno para ell mismo objeoD. quier
tampoco fua hallado, por 10 Cue no Sc
sabe todavia 81 Valdes Llano entrara
de nuevo en- f~unciones o quedara sus,
pendido, como son las bien marcadas
intenciones del ~gobernador, quien en-
esta vez acusa al Alcande de abuse de
autoridad.
FL g~obernador del Estado al saher
que el Alcalde Primero habia notifi-
cado q las damas catolicas que podian
proceder a ensanchar 81 edificio del
temple de ia Purisima, mando suspen
der csc acUerdo Y ordeno que Sc lie rim
diera un informe detallado, a fin de
que Ell propio gobieno del Estado a
cordara 10 que Sc creyera convenien-
te.
Este acto del citado goDernador pre-
cedio d ia suspension del Alcalde Val
des Llano, hechos ambos cue han veni
do z poner de manifesto que las re
laciones entire el Municipio y Ell Eje
cutivo andan nuevamente del TODD nal
con p~eTjuicio de los intereses publicos.
Sc advierte. segun es voz general,
que Valdes Lano Sc ha dedicado a
hacer p~olit,ca c~ontraria q Ia q susten
to el Gbrno. y q Iltimamente tuvo has
ia cumplidos en- favor de Oregon, no
obstante saber que esa candidatura no
es grata al gobierno, nj del Estado nj
del centric.
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50 de qua rehusara f;rmar las orde-
mes para q degiiello.
-Pero ESQ h&hria sido un crimen
de alta TRACTION.
Bah. repuso Mir6n con amar-
gura, cS ESQ Ell primer crimen u pc
sa sobre Ia conciencia de la reina
madre.
Continual. dijo Marearts.
-Afortunadamente para ellos, 81
rey sc ha vuelto loco.
-Pero scono?
De resultas de IN acceso de CO.
lera.
-iAh,
y 81 locura ha ilegado a hacer-
SC furtosa, y parece, no obStante. CO.
no que esta yuiado por IN resto de
raGon.
DE veras,
Ell rey Sc ocupa de los asuntos
del RENO desde eSta manana. habla
dc celerar Tn tratado con Espana:
I~eclarar IA guerra al e~lector p~alati-
no ) a los paises Bajos: Y como lie
han convencido de que el RENO de
Francia no tiene otros enemigos que
los hugonotes, le han hecho firmar
Ia orden paar e. degiiello.
-Pero esa or6en, exclam6 Marga-
rita, no puede corcernir al rey de
Navarro.
-Es verdad. sonora.
All. "a 10 veis....
-Cuaado han osado habIar del
rey de Navarro delante de Carlos
". continue Mir6n, Sc ha puesto
furicso, exclamando: ".Qh! Mi pri-
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Regreso I'm dele gado a
la exposition de San
Louis, Missouri

CHIHUAHUA, Mario 26.-El Ing.
Juan z. Garcia, que fuera nombrado
representative del Estado en- la expo.
sicion de San Luis Missouri, ACADIA &c
regresar, trayeudo las mejores impre,
stones acerca de los resultados de Ia
exhibition que hizo en- aquella ciudad
de los metales p~reciosos que Sc produ,
cen en- abundancia en- diStintas regio.
mes de la entidad.
FL Ing. Garcia lamenta NADIA mas
que haya sido el EStado de chihuahua
Ell unico que eStuviera representado
en- aquel acto, que tuvo una importan,
cia V una trascendencia en- 10 que res
pecta al proximo future de Mexico, en-
que tendra que intensificar sus nego,
clos = suS relaciones con los HON
bres de gran empreSa de los Estados
Unidos.
Informa e. Ing. Garcia que los NE
tales de GRO y plata que exhibi6 eT
San Louis llamaron poderosamente Il
atencion de Ia co~ncurrencia, habien
DO producido acerca de elloS un juicit
muy Satisfactorio la prcns2 de Ia eta
ia ciudad de San Louis Missouri.
81 Oral Leonardo Wood. que asiS.
10 a Ia exposition, dice el Ing. Gar
cia. So .nostro muy complacido de que
ell Estado de Chihuahua Sc aprestara
4 concurrir al gran acto comercial {
industrial.
FL general Wood, agrega el Ing
Garcia. habla perfectamente ell espa.
molly en- esa lengua hizo elogios de Ia
%riQueza de Mexico. eNpresando que a
desarrollarse nuestro pals sera unc
de los mas mportanteS del mundo.
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mo de Navarro es mi amigo, Y no
quiero q-e le suceda desgracia algu-
"a; no obstante, guardadle preso,
porque es ~hugonote, y es precise des-
confiar de eI',.
-jY por ESQ.,
-iEsperad, sonora, esperad. pro-
sigui0' Miron. ST Ell rey de Navarro
pcrmanece en- e} Louvre, Sc librara
del punal de los asesinos.
-5Y 81 huye?....
lie asesinaran antes que haya
llcgado a una de las puertas de Pa
ris.
-Pues no c]omprendo NADIA va,
murmuro Margarita.
-i.Ah. dijo Mir6n, es Que Vues-
ira Majestad no ha pensado en- ej
genio, diab0lico de la reina madre.
-cPues cue mas ha inventado?
-Escuchad. Ell rey de Navarro
tiene en- Paris cuatro HON res que
lie son adicoos hasta Ia muerte.
-Margarita recordando a Hogier
de Lewis, Sc e~stremeci6.
-Uno de ellos Sc llama Noe, q
quien va cchoceis.
ST, dijo Margarita.
Al seguno lie conoceis tsnbien
es n. de Pobrac.
-iOh! c~iertamente!
Los otros son dos joYenes la
mados Lahire Y Hector.
~ bien, ~ esos cuatrQ HON?
bres?....
Tres de ellos estan libres....
-iAh,
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biard6 entonces de actitud, jrguio
81 cabeza cubierJa de canas, : dijo:
All. sonora, cuanta raZon ha te
1ido Yuestra Majestad para regre-
sar; va era tempo, ' quizds haSta de-
mas;aGo tarde....
-,Demasiado tarA!
s.. para salvar al reg de Nava-
IRA.
Oh: d:io Margarita. Va Sc que
So cscd maqujnando un degiieIlo dc
los hugonotes.
Els para esta noche. sonora.
-Estas SECURE de clio Mirou"
-Ay dc mi,
-:Pcro es possible que ei rey de
Navarra - halle comprendiGo en- csa
0laeanza2
-:Quiea sabe: eSpondio MIron
con aire IniSterioSo.
Que qperais decir:, voLvi6 4
preguncar Margarita.
-E,Scuchad. sonora. FL rey esta
loco deS5a aver por Ia manana, 4
coNSecueEciG Dc IN acces &c tiebre
= hucaa sue-te ha sido Ia suya, pues
IA historic 70 dejara peSar soOre su
concseucia sofa. IA reSponsa5iEdad
de los cr!menes cue van a cometcr-
-.
" bien. Elsa locura?
-Esa locura les ha veni6o r2uy
bien { IL reina madre Y a los p-in-
cipcs de Lcrena. que habian urdid0
IN immense compiot.
-.E..-.-. csc complot?
-Tenia por ohjeto ~apoderarse del
rey Y ~enccrrale proYisionalmente, ca
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Libros MaraviHosos.

Para los que sufren, sou victinlas
de la desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte. fracasan en- sus negoclos y
son desafortunados en- amores Con
tan cur;osos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos y empresas, ~lograran ell carlno
Gel ser amado. Ile"aran 4 feliz termi-
no sus asuntos Y triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres dc malas influen-
cias, V yerceran :. sus enemigos y ma
die rodra causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampiilas de correo pa
"a gastos y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y Co.,
San Rafael 61-A. Habana. Cuba.
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-;Y....cse ~oficial?.

1 '...SSC OtISld4.
-Es IN traidor, senora. Dentrc
de una bora, y quizas antes, la fuga
del rey de Navarro habra quedado
s~segurada, al menos aparentemente,
Con una escala dc seda podria salir
del Louvre.
-:Y luego?
-Pibrac cuenta con otro Official
que esta de guerdia en- Ia puerta de
Saint-Jacques.
-iY tambien es un traidor?
ST, sonora. Cuando lleguen a Ia
puerta dc Saint-Jacques, Ell rey de
Navarro Y los suy"s seran cogidos
entire dos fuegos-
-Oh. excaim6 Margarita, ESQ no
%sucedera; iyo le salvare.. Ire a yer
al rey lie dire.
bah! No es al rey q quien de-
beis de yer.
ia quien pues?
10 que Sc debe hacer Is impedir
que ell rey de Navarro salga de Lou
vre.-Y Miron flo la vista en- Ell re-
loj de arena que marcaba las horas
en- un rincon de su laboratorio.-
Son Las nueve, diio; daos prisa, Sc
nora
-:Pero el rey de Navarro esta
preso
" como sera possible llegar DON
de este?
Miran Sc sonrio0 disbursements.
= 70 conozco un canine, diio.
-iAh! 5Cual?
-Vuestra habitacion comunica
con las del rey, ;no es rerdad?
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Y cl otro preso.
-5Quien?
-Pibrac.
Margarita hizo IN areman doloro.
-Pero, prosiguio Miron, va nc
10 esta.
-iY como asi?
10 primero que ha pensado Ia
reina madre, tan pronto como Ia lo
cura del rey "a ha puesto en- possession
del pode-, ha sido hacer arrestar d
Pibrac.
ST debia ser, murmuro Margari.
ia con ,ronia.
-Pibrac ha sido conducido al cas-,
tillo dc Vincennes, asi como IN pa.
je llamado Gauthier, y luego los har
dejado evsdirse.
-jY por que?
10 vais a yer, sonora. En- Sc.
guida que PCibrac Sc ha visto libre.
Sc ha a~presurado a unirse con Noe
Y los otros dos caballeros gascones,
-Bien.
y entire ellos cuatro han medita-
do IN plan de evasion para el rey de
Navarro, sin ~sospechar nj POGO nj
mucho que Ia misma facilidad que
encontraban en- Ia realization de su
proyecto, los perderia a todos-
No c~omprendo, dijo Ia reina de
Navarro.
10 vais a yer. Pibrac ha creido
que podia contar o IN antique a.
migo, Official de los guardias, que lie
ha propuesto asudarle a poner er
salvo al rey de Navarro,
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MADRID. mario 29.-En Is Sc
sion que celebro hoy el Parlamento
Sc puso de manifesto Ia gran oposi-
ci6n que existe en- 81 contra Ell pro-
yecto de que las tarifas ferrocarri-
leras scar aumentadas mediante un
real decreto.
Dicese que Ell gobierno en- vista de
Ia oposicion del Pariamento para
conceder el aunento en- las tarifas
Y convencido de Ia imperiosa nece-
sidad que hay que sea concedido a
fin de que las empreSas dispongan
ie mas fordos con que hacerles fren-
&c a las ~eXigencias cada dia mayores
de los empleados Y del servicio mis-
mo, ha pensado en- haccr que quede
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ST.
-;Y existe vi pasadizo secreto
entire nuestro aposcnto : e. cuarto
de Pihrac?
-Precisamente.
-Pues bien, desde que Pibrac ha
sido enviado a Fincennes su cuarto
esta desocupado.
-Bueno, pero como llcgaremos a
ese cuarto?
-Por 81 corredor del ala izquier-
da.
-iY no encontraremos q nadie?
No 10 crco, pues no han queda-
do Ell Louvre mas que suizos y ale
names.
-iAh. dijo Margarita, pcro pudle-
"a suceder que cua do sepan que ell
rey de Navarro no ha huido, le alta
auen en- Ia misma habitaci6n.
-Pues bien. gus amigos lie defen-
deran.
y 70 lie formare ron mi cuerpo
una muralla, dijo Ia joven reina con
enthusiastically pensanco en- HogIef
Y en- el pale Raoul, anadio:-Y lie
dare tambian dos buenos brazos.
Margarita Sc habia asomado a Ia
ventana cue daba al patio, donde Ra
oul ' Hogier estaban hablando con
un lansquenete, Y Nancy, a pocos
apsos de ALI picoteaba con I'm raitre.
Nancy. llam6 margarita.
La camarera comprendio que Ia
reina de Navarro teria recesidad
de ella. y sc apresur6 :, subir, des-
pues de examinar bien la ventana
donde Sc habia deiado yer IN mo-