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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
Critcher Theater Tonight

william Fsversham. tho famous
speaking stage star, win he seen at the
cri,chcr ,heatcr this evening and Fri
day night In his biz screen success.
The Sin That was His"
The story has as its central figure
a gambler called Two Ace" Raymond.
once educated for the priesthood. but
at the time the story opens he has
drifted so far he is cold and cynical
atheist. \ dying pal entrusts him with
a bag of gold. to be delivered to his
mother in st. Marlcau, Quebec. and
Raymond starts off on his mission.
Arriving at the designated place, he
is met by the brother of tho dead man,
who attempts to secure the gold. In
tho ensuing struggle the man IS shot
and killed by his mother. who had in
tended the shot for Raymond. thipkinS
he was burglar. Fearing that he will
be suspected. Raymond flces tho place
and rtumhlcs upon the unconscious
form Of Father Aubcrt, a priest who
had arrived In St Marleau on the same
train as Raymond. Father Aubert b>S
been injured by a falling tree branch.
In desperation. Raymond changes
clothes with Father Nubnrt. who Is then
accused OF tho shooting. The gambler
continues his masquerade. which is ac-
cepted by the simple villagers. In the
days that follow the constant associa-
ton with the better things OF life ef-
feet a transformation in Raymond =
very soul. and the story comes TO a
close in climax that has seldom been
cqualled for dramatic power.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01

The Pantsges bill. of Vaudeville at
the Majestic that opened Tor a two
days run played to capacity Yesterday
during all three performance. Tho
entire company Of high grade Ter
formers kept the audiences In an up-
roar and it is indeed fortunate that
Manager pentcr has been able to &C.
cure these hish Grade artists for two
days, The entire bill will play to
Puebloans again this afternoon and
nlsht and wise ones win phone 1870
AZ once and reserve their snats for
toniEhts performance. Tho bill oren-
cd with Bender and Heer and their
way Of getting over is just a little diff
feront Mr. Barrett the MonoloEist
Is well known to Puebloans having
appeared here several times before
and dont forget Mr.. Barrett is Just
little better.
Dobbs. Clark and Dare arr three
real artists They arc dancers. thew
arc singers and they arc funny. Ius,
the moment they come on tho stage
they got laugh and keep the audit
once tho same way during tho entire
act Martha Hamilton and company
In oh You Woman Is a riot The In
.iaumcni collector is a rnit and II Won
like real comedy Zee Mr. Carpentsr
who takes this part Ur i- worthy
'ht.f'''''f Hflih ne AZ Nrll rs Mrs.
Hamilton viii always he welcomed
hack tn Pueblo. Mr. Thompson "a
me husband PLAYS his part To- perfec-
ton Eddie NoEt that famous New
York comedian in Dan Cupid Ltd
riEhufnlly'deserves the names Of Fam
Gus Comedian He is funny. and he
shovs his ability to perfection There
N o'au'itul nlot in the musical
comedy ana the singers arc in ahurd
ance as well aF the gowns that are ir,-
ported direct from the fashion cent.
ers Of Paris The show will n, rtsted
before he shown AZ the Naie.tic This
afternoon and evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
Sporting Notes

Detroit-walter Hagen. western
open golf champion and Harry Hamp-
ton. local professional, defeated
George Duncan. and Abe Mitchell
English experts, 4 and 5 in a IS hole
match here yesterday. Hagen played
a great game.
Chicago-yerne Blackburn. a
pitcher from South Haven. Mich. re-
ported to the White Sox today, and
Ted Blankenship, obtained from Bon.
ham, Texas, last week. returned
home, his arm being in bad condition.
He will rejoin the club in the spring.
neapolis-Manage Joe Nc
Carthy of Louisville. has protested
yesterdays game with Minneapolis
because Mulrennan, former White Sox
pitcher, was used by the Millers. Nc
Carthy said ii was a friendly action
to test league rules.
Newport. r. 1.-The doubles honors
of the women's invitation lawn tennis
tournament yesterday were won by
Miss Eleanor Goss and Mrs. L. f.
Williams when they defeated Mrs.
MAY Sutton Bundy and Mrs. Howard
Cushing in straight sets in the final
round. Score So, 6-2.
Toledo-The women's national
bowling tournament will be held in
Toledo beginning the last Saturday in
April. il. was decided today in a meet
ing IN which national officers of the
women's bowling organization took
part.
Philadelphia-Lew Tender. Phila-
delphia lightweight. and sailor Fried
man of Chicago. who fought an eight
round draw here last wednesday
night have eigned for another match
on Monday night, September IL.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01

Dream Street iH the latest screen
effort to come from u. w. Griffin. II
In tale OF romance and loye and
laughter. symboiizcd with Good and
Evil influences lending an oncaant-
ment rarely seen in such cinema pro-
ductions The ideas arr Griffin while
tho characters are tax n from two
stories Of Thomas Burke known us
Gina OF Chinatown and "Thc Sign or
the Lamp The locale is set N lime
house, London. Altbo /. might be said
TO encompass tho world when II spiccs
TO the final analysis OF the humans
who trip eayiy thru The several scenes
Of dramatic effects directed by MIR.
Griffith.
A trinity Of characters In the per.
sons OF young girl. GYPSY Fair.
Spike" McFadden and. his brother
Billie" are the youthful creatures
around which is woven romance Of
dramatic love filled with poetic visions
and governed by tho Good and Evil in
fluencos Of this world symho!i1sd in
two remarkable characters They are
Good. embodied by a street preacher
and EVIL. portrayed hy a street fiddler
They seem to set the mental directions
Of our little people fitting thru this
stre-s Of dreams and gaining u goal
akin 10 paradise even on this earjh.
Mr Grimm has assembled q cast Of
rarn talent to enact the roles If Dream
Street" Carl Dempster is the Gypsy
Fair. The Spike McFadden of tho
story Ia taken by Ralph Graves while
his brother Billie is portrayed -
Charles Emmet Mack TYRONE Pow or
ia the symbolized street preacher for
Good. and tho Evil ono In the street
fiddler is done by Morgan Wallace. W.
J. Ferguson plays GypsyB father ard
tho great sway Wan, Of Chinese noble
birth is impersonefed hv Edward Peil
Dream Street" will he rha lttr1c-
'ion at the Msisstic theatsr begin
ming sunday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
YOUTHS ARE CHARGED
WITH AUTO STEALING

Dolores colo. Aug. 7i.-1'wo youths,
thought to he responsible for a mum
her Of automobile thefts in this vicinity.
according to the authorities were ar
rested near here hy Sheriff r. A.
Whea tlsnd last week
Paul Rand OF Cheyenne and NJ n
Gesrhart Of Grand junction are the
mon charged with the theft and wreck
ire Of four cars sine. their alleged es-
cane from the Grand Junction jail,
nhere they are alleged TO have been
serving time for hurglaries.
The Youths will he tried before
Judge W. y. Searcy. They are being
held at Cortez.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
SATURDAY EVENINGS
BOXING BOUT WILL
CONE OFF As PLANNED

Announcement was made last night
by the manager of the boxing and
wrestling event that Is to take place
at the Woodman hall Saturday even
ing, tha. objection thereto had been
withdrawn and that the card will be
pulled off as previously stated.
A special feature of the evening is
to be the wrestling match between
Kid Butner, the Texas wrestling bear,
and Victor Lucero. the Colorado Laun-
dry wrestling kid. Good order and an
interesting evening is promised all
who attend
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
JAPS SAY YAP ISLAND
DISPUTE NtARS EMO
Claim Z. S. VIII Recognize Tfoetf
Mandate Over Isle; Give Up
Cablc.

Toxic. Aug. 5l.-(By The Asso-
ciated Pre..)-Tho Japanese foreign
office has received advices according
to Toxic newspapers today Indicating
that the points at issue between Japan
and the United States over control
OF the Island of Yap would soon be
settled upon the following basis:
First, the United States would rocog-
nize the japanese mandate over tho
island.
Second tho United states would
control tho cable between the Islands
OF Yap and Guam.
Third the cable connecting Japan.
Yap and Menado. Holland. would be
settled on a basis OF recognition of
Hollands rights therein.
washington. %. C, Aug. 3l.-(By
Tho Associated Press Tho question
of adjusting points at Issue in Yap is
stiil the subject of diplomatic con-
versstions between the United States
and Japan with good prospects Of
satisfactory settlement. 1t was said to-
day at tho state department.
No intimatton however was given
as to the probable basis of adjust
mert
Previously It had been Indicated
that the Islands would very probably
be distributed among interested pow
ers such as the United States. Japan
and Holland.
Tho question Of recognizing the
Japanese mandate over the island
however. 1; - Understood is still open.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
NORTH CAROLINA GOV.
CALLS FOR TROOPS

Ashcvillo, N. c., Ans 81
Conditions in and near Concord,
an important textile center. arc
again beyond control Of tho city
and county authorities, Governor
Morrison was advised late today
by Sheriff Carl Spears and Mayor
j. B. Womble. of Concord. Tho
governor was requested to order
the return of state troops TO tho
posts from which they woIs
withdrawn a few days ago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
CLEVELAND SPLITS
TWO With TIGERS
New York Takes Senators
Into Camp By Score Of
II to 9
AMERICAN

Detroit, Mich, Aug I.-Clevelard
and Detroit divided a double bill. the
visitors taking the first and dropping
the second. In the first game Dauss
and Hollings were hit hard, while in
the second Mails and Uhle were wild,
forcing in four of Detroit's runs. The
score, first game:
cleveland - 4oo,ol3 1910 Is !
Detroit ...... 100 900 COO
Batteries: Sothoron and o'Netll;
Dauss. Hollings and Bassler, Woodau.
Second game:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
co,r MHrcpr. DROPPED

New York. AuE. 3i.-Plans Tor In
teruational team matches for the
Walker cur in connection with tho am
ateur golf championship at 81. Louis
next month have been abandoned he
cause OF the extensive program, the
United States golf association an
nounccd today. The annual match be-
tween Canadian and American teams
also has been dropped.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
ANTI-RED GENERAL IS
CAPTURED IN FAR EAST

Riga. Aug. 5i.-officisl confirmation
Of the reported capture Of General
UnEcrn Sternhcrg. anti Bolshevik
leader who has hecn operating against
the Far Eastern Republic Of Siberia,
was contained in dispatch from Mos
cow today by the Eosta News agency.
the official soviet news dissemination.
Tho dispatch said he had been captured
In the MonEolian steepcs and that he
was being brought TO Russia for trial.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
mar suoor oryNs

Toronto. ontario. AuE 81 = rh- 'rsr.
shooting tournament arran Eed In con-
necuon with the Canadian National ex-
hibition, opened today with gunncrs
rrs-rr. from Ro-he-'c- y. Y. Hour-
ton Texas. Philadelphia and many
other American and Canadian cities.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
DETROIT

Batteries: Mails, thle and O'Nelu'
Leonard and Bassler.
Summary: Two base hits: Blue :,
Eeilrnann: three base hit Sewell; home
run. Wood: sacrifices, Wambsganss'
veach; double plays, WamosEanss 10
seweu to Burns. Flagstead to Young
to Blue; bases on halls, Mails :, thle
4. Leonard 5; innings pitched. by Malls
] "a, Uhle S -: hit by pitcher. by
Mails CFlaSstead), by Uhle (Youns);
struck out by Mails I. Uhle :, Leon
ard 3.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First game at Milwaukee, I. Toledo,
3.
Second game, at Milwaukee. /; To-
ledo. :. ,
At ST. Paul. 5: indianapolis. :.
At MInneapslis, /; Louisville, Is.
At Kansas City. Z: Columbus, s, %
inningsD
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Dcs Noires. :. Wichita. s.
AZ st. Joseph, :: Oklahoma City. ..
At Omaha. u: Tulsa, ).
ht Sioux city. o.; Joplin. e-s. (Sec-
ond : innings, aEreement.l
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
STARVING RUSSIANS REBEL

London, England. Aug. 5l.-The
famished families in the Russian gov
ernmcnts of Tambov. Noronezh and
Orel are rebelling says a Central News
dispatch from Copenhagen quoting
Helsingfors advices. The dispatch
adds that troops have refused to fire
on the people.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
arms Nor rop SALE

Cincinnati. Ohio, Aus sl--AuEu7i
Hermann. president Of tho Cincinnati
National Lea que club. said soday the
Cincinnati Reds ARE not for sail" to
c;aorre NJ. Cohar or any or~ else" when
he received a telegram todar from the
theatrical manager and actor 'skinE
him to pu. price on tho co1iroihns
interest Of the club.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
po>zA GETS DECISION

Eldorado. Ark. Aug 5l.-Ashton
DnrEs ~ New Orleans was awardsd
= decision over Kid williams of Shreve-
port in tsn-round bout here tonight
Both mrn are feaihsrwciE iEhts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
GERMAN GENERAL prAp

berIin Aue al--FioId M9rEhaI
Count Won Bueiov. one Of the rromi-
nent German commanders during the
World war died here today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
NEW YORK. II, WASHINGTON. q.

WashIngfon, d. z, Aug. 5I.-NtN
York climbed to within two points of
the league leadership by debating
Washington. The visitors hammered a
trio of local pitchers for q hits. in
Guiding a home run by Meusel. Score:
NEW YORK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
TEN TEAM BOWLING
LOOP BEING ORGANIZED

D. and NJ. Bowling alleys to open
Thursday with two 5-men team match
games.
The d. and NJ. Cafe Company have
made UP a team and will bow! team
captained by Henry Shriver. The
lineup for the Cafeites will be Null
holland. Smith. Rhodes. Ragan, Brom-
mer and one or two pinch hitters.
Shrivers team will be composed of the
best bowlers in the city including
Lewis Kramer, Davidson. Shea and
Shriver.
merchants league OF ten teams Is
being organized 10 start play sometime
during September, knebel Sporting
Goods Company. Pueblo Athletit club,
Everett Meat Market, Wards Con-
fectionary. u. and NJ. Cafe. Traction
Company and the Polar Ice Cream
company have already entered teams
Several individual matches are also
scheduled for the opening day and
night. Rosenblum's Union avenue
sluECers have issued challenge for
Thursday night to the Polar Ice Cream
team who no doubt will take them on.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01

A series OF experiments, begun in
1914. but interrupted by the war. has
recently been resumed in Brussels on
tho use of palm oil in internal-com-
bustion engines
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
MATCH Is CHILLED OFF

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug 3i.-Refussl
OF Willie Jackson's manager to accept
a check as part payment for his s. 900
guarantee n meet Johnny Dundee of
New York In an eiEht-rouud nbgt mere
tonight resulted in :he match being
called or.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta. o: Chattanooga. ].
At Sahsville. 3. Little Rock, ?.
Ge iunihEsl
At Mobile-New Orleans, rain.
At Memphis, 3. Birmingham, 4.
'5 inninEs).
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
WAKE. uoIp ~ ONE

Sioux Citv. Iowa. AuE 7l---Nite
Shsarnsn local professional TO-DAY
shot the first hole on tho course in
one The length OF the hole is lls
yards
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
Big Boxing Bouts Are
Talked For Fair Week

Cyclone Rogers wishes to meet Eddie
Johnson in middleweight boxing con-
test some time in the near future, pre-
Johnson is anxious to meet Jim Flynn
during the fair.
What appears as a good plan Is to
match Cyclone Rogers and Eddie John
son on the same card with Jim Flynn
and some prospective outsider, for the
big fisht TO be staged some night dur
ing fair week
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
BOSTON DEFEATS
CINCINNATI REDS
St. Louis Romps Over Phila-
delphia Getting Twenty
Three Hits
NATIONAL

Boston. Mass. Aug 3l.-Boston TOOK
the last game of the Cincinnati seriez,
Oschger holding the visitors to 5iN
hits and getting sensational support.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
SHAW WON'T spI,k

Chicago. III. Aug 1i.-GeorEr Frr
nard shaw, British author anf p.rr
wright, has declined an Invitation 'n
address the chicago Federation ui
Labor picnic on Labor day
do not think your fcdctHfInu .'"
gather complete notion cf Europe
conditions from any one person. ".
wrote. III YOU could obtain 81 -r-
OF three addresses from lSarC~.
Leuine and from capable csari.. .H
would learn somsthinE about Eus..a.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
CLUB STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01

OeschEer and Gowdy.
Summary y-Two-hase hits MarkIe
Bressler. stolen bases Groh. South
worth Double plays. kopf TO Bohne %
Fonscca, Bocckol to Ford to Holkr
Barbara TO Ford to Holko. Bases ur
balls; on NaTkle. 8. OesChEer, 4
struck out. BY Markle. :. Oeschger. 4
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 5i.-St Lou
hammered Winters and Belts for e.
hits and won its final game herr. Phil.
adeiphia had a brief rally in the fiffr
inning when tho locals drove HainC
from the mound. but North preNertsI
further scoring. Horushy'E double iU
the flfth was his two hundrcdth hit Dt
the season and his home-run in IN.
seventh made HIS twentieth.
L
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
NO ANTELOPE HUNTING

Denver Colo. Aug. 5l.-Speakins as
a member of the Wyoming state game
commission. Governor Robert n.
Carey of Wyoming. declared here to-
night that he believed the commission
would not grant any licenses this sea
son at least for the killing Of antelope.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
CHICAGO. -, ST. LOUIS. s-a.

Chicago. Ill. Aug. 3i.-St. Louis and
Chicago divided n double header. the
locals taking the first game, which was
a batting bee, giving Faher his twenty
fourth win of tho season. while tho
visitors won the ssoond game, a pitch
ing duel. Faher vrenched his knee in
fielding n ball and retired In tho sew
onth inning OF the first game:
enth inning of the first game Scores
First game: Rf p.
ST. Louis 900 90 oso-5 i. /
Chicago ..............ot0 o7i COX II q
Batteriss-Davis. Palmero. Burwen
and Severeid P. Collins; Faber. Nc
weeny, wilkinson and Schslk.
Second game: RH-E.
St Louis .............olO ~ Wp-5 z
Chicago ...s........olP l' ~,
Batteries Bsyne md MvManus.
Kerr and Leee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01

In Scotland there is still belief '.r
" house door. after being oranr1
tho morning. hangs before h is ,'"
naturally, ill luck will follow
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
EDDIE o.powp WINS

st. Louis, Aug 3l.-Eddic o'Dowd Of
Columbus. o. WAS given referees de-
cision over Jimmy Murphy. st. Louis,
here tonight in a twelve-round bout.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
Totals .........A u q y
WASHINGTON

1Batted for Schacht In sth.
Score by innings: RH-E
New YORK .0eo n5s 25i-i7 II
w.shingtou .......ili Ooi 500 . Il :
Batteries-Collins.. Quinn, Moyt and
Hoffman: Zachary. schacht. Courtney
and Charity.
Summary Two-hase hits: Ruth.
Three base hits: Collins, Milan, z.
Miller. Rice. PeckinpauEh. Home runs:
Judge. MeuHei Stolen base: Harris
Sacrifices: B. Miller. McSally. Double
plays: Peckinpaush to ward to Pipp, ?.
Bush to Harris TO Judge: McSnlly TO
Ward TO Pipp. Bases on balls: or
Zachary. /. Collins. &. Courtney, :;
schacht. /: Hoyt. / Innings pitched;
By Zachary, 4 -. Schacht, "a;
Courtney, 3. Collins, 6; Quinn, none:
Hoyt. 5 Hit by pitcher; BY Collins
tRice, judge. Struck out; By Collins,
Hoyt. 4. Schacht, ). Wild pitches:
Courtney. ?. Passed ball. Hoffman,.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
Exhibition Games

Rochester. y. Y. Aug. al
score. RHE
Chicago Nationals ...............-5
Rochester internationais ........i
attcrtes-Aiexander York and Jones.
Daily; Knight and Mattot. Nirts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01

Ma. Aug. IL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-01
II

En- Literature, solo conozco IN nom-
bre de relieve en- los Estados Unidos,
" es el de Emerson. Pero, como Mat
thew Arnold dice, ain Emerson no. es
nombre de gran notoriedad en- Lite
ratura. Sin mencionar a Homero, Viz
lgilio, Dante, Cervantes Shakespeare,
Emerson no es una mentalidad lite
raria tan enorme como 10 fueron Pla-
ton, Ciceron, Bacon y Voltaire.
La Poesia, como SUI hermana la Mi
sica, es la mas alta expression de la
vida espiritual que una nacion debe
sustentar; v siendo este asi, solo Sc
de un poema escrito por un poeta
norteamericano que pueda, en- verdad,
ser considerable como una composition
poetica efectiva. Por una compost
cion poetica efectiva, yo juzgo un poe
ma que todo sea poesia y NADIA mas
que poesia; poema que encierre ell sem
/ tir espiritual de un pueblo y forme
una de las parties mas importantes de
SUI civilization, tai como la Elegia de
Gray "The Country Churchyard" y
los versos de Robert Bruins, titulados:
["Anld Lang Syne". Poemas como los
del poeta ingles Lord Mauculay, que
.tienen mucho de ritmo Y metrica; que
Enada tienen de poesfa y 81 de mucha
Eretorica. Asi los poemas de los IA
mosos poetas americanos Longfellow
" John Greenleaf Whittier, los cuales,
en- su mayor parte, solo son compo-
-siciones de maravillosos giros retori-
cos, muy pocos con alg1n sentimiento
.peetico; por cuya razon, 20 no los con-
sidero como verdaderas joyas poeticas,
% sea, poesfas efectivas que, como la
composition de Robert Bruins a que
me refero, pueden juzgarse como Ell
'verdadero sentir de una nacion. No
,obstante, hay un 1nico poema escrito
por un norteamericano, que podria
realmente ser considerable como una
joya poetica verdadera Y efectiva y
representa- el hondo sentir de un pue-
bio, y es Ell poema de Edgar Allan Poe
conocido por "Annabel Lee. q.
Pero, acaso algunos ereeran que yo
estoy. burlandome, euando en- uno de
mis- recientes articulos- publicados di-
je que el canto del hogar ingles que
Sc conoce por "Taffy ell Galo", podria
servir para educarael alma de los
hombres.nY con toda franqueza, per-
mftaseme decir que es este una pura
verdad. Poesias como los cantos del
hogar ingleses, que en- realidad son
verdaderas canciones DIG epna, cancio-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-01
rimen injustifiq
Porque una rnujef afnaba Inu~
cho a IN hombre, este
La aseSlna

Del '.Diario del Oeste''. dc Mayagiiez
4 "El domingo Sc desarroll0 una tra-s
gedia sangrienti en- Santurce. que eau
SO honda. impression en- el vecindario.
Hace tempo que Ia Srta. Leticias
Santiago, conoci6 al jeyen Rafael Car
.vajal. delquien Sc namor0 localncnte; !;
Vi como cs natural, abrigando la espe-
rama de que Sc csisara con ella.
Informes rccogidos en- 81 ,sitio del
suceso, dice que lelt padre del joyen Car
vajal Sc opoilfa las relaciones de su
hijo con la Srta. Santiago, 10 que era
para la pobre enamorada una doloro-
sa contraricaad.
! No pudienqo realizar sus sueiiOs,
Caryajaa lesolvi0 "aeabars con aquellos
amores'' asf 10 hizo, rompiendo sus
relaciones con Leticia v elibarca lidosc
para Cuba, de .donde regres6 hace pO--
co. s. a.s.
| Ell apariencia todo habfa conclufde,.
pero Leticia a quien aquel anon era
I
como parte de su vida, vigilaba y per-
segufa CarFajal, con tan pertinaz
cello, que este tuyo que llamarie la
atencion, sin conseguir que esta aban-
donara su persecution.
| El domingo por la maiiana Leticia
Sc fu6 a dar unos paseos frente La
residencia de Caryajal Y tambien fren
tie a la casa de su rival, otra novia
I que tiene Rafael, que yive cerca, de
lltodo 10 cual enteraron Caryajal,
qiien indign6se por los informes, re.
solyiendo acabar de una yez " para
|ASiempre con la muchacha.
Arm6se pues de un revolver sistema
Smith, de z milfmetros. fu6 hacia
su ex-novia quien le hizo cinco dis
paros, tres de los cuales Sc alojaron
EN- ell ,euerpo de la infeliz seiiorita, que
,quesl0 muerta en- el acto. - s
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