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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

Then the penny was observed by q
loyal old Scotchman. leading to
friendship and q large amount OF
business.
In later years he never forgot a
sad and moody romble ending at the
barren twenty-acre lot. In going
over 1t he stumbled. his watch CHIN
caught on a bush, and the penny
snapped loose and disappeared down
great open crack in the ground.
Ronald had no thought Of losing a
token which he sincerely treasured.
He saw man digging on nm adj
Joining farm. went over to him and
bnryained for n careful excavation
in quest of the lost r'"--- "
1t took some delic,.>. q. treat
ment To manipulate the dry. crum-
bling dirt At depth Of four feet.
the bottom Of the crack. the penny
was produced
Hello" suddenly exclaimed the
workman az he scraped of his spade
SAY. IL this should be the real
VEIN"
The what" questioned Rohald
vaguely
The vein Of ozoceriate. Look
here--,hat's the real stuff" and he
took up handful OF the scrapings
from the spade.
II was the real stuff: that was
proven within the ensuing two days.
Ronald was standing on the land. a
few evenings later. when familiar
figure came up over the rise in the
landscape.
His heart stood still as she APP
preached. Then bitter thought
came into his mind-Ruth had heard
Of his good fortune.
"The year is over" she said
brightly as she approached him.
Did they never tell you? 1t was
Hugh Telford who laid his fortune
at my feet. and my foolish father
encouraged his suit. Finally II vas
agreed that should take a year to
decide. away from both OF you. A.
II a year or q thousand could make
ME forget-you.
And she lifted the old penny from
the hand Of her lover. the lucky
penny Of old Jepthah Blair, and
kissed Il.
.SN
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happy your letter made mo. II We
could always live here together"
Dear" he said softly, Il want YOU
to know one thing. | always loved
YOU. sometimes. when "" were least
happy. | fanCied that thcr" were
two Milir"GS-my VIII" and the
sweetheart who came from Clayton
to marry III" tive years ago. Eut
now they are both one. and we will
! live hero together and start our
! married life anew
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vOHN CROFT had written to MS
wife and dropped the letter down
- the mall chute. She had been
zone three weeks. but she had COM
municated with him twice during
that period 50 that the breach De-
tween them was not irrevocaole.
That morning her second letter had
come. and now that he had an
swered 1t he took it up and began
reading It again
Dear John" she wrote. Il have
been thinking good deal during
our separation and have come TO the
conclusion that neither OF us Is so
much TO blame for our disagree
ments as the other thinks. II Is
our life in the city. John. the rush
of work. the cramped quarters the
killing OF the romance OF life by the
sordid struggle for existence. Jonn'
shall We try again and see we
cannot be kinder to each other!
John Croft had come TO the city
from the country. like 80 many
country boys. burning TO make Il
namn and fortune in the field where
the prizes are immense but the
struggle acute. No mercy IL given
IN that battlefield. He was twenty
then and Mildred Carter had told
him that she would wait for him. II
need be. forever. They had been
sweathearts for three years ana
nl,her had been In love before. And
Mildred waited. though the walt was
long. Year BY year John Croft had
struggled vainly. hopelessly, until
his sudden recognition came. Then
he had married.
Az last his wife and he had re-
solved upon temporary separation.
II was not 10 be permanent: they
we're too sincerely fond OF each other
10 dream OF anything like that.
Rather il was TO be period OF adj
,ustment In which each, alone. could
exam!ne his and her heart and soc
wherein the oTenSc lay.
His wife would not return for
three days. Why. then. should he
not 60 TO her. TO Clayton. the village
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lirc-uards. who resented any famil-
!arity toward their divinity. AT the
top IT the steps. leading down from
the boardwalk, stood local police
man building castles in the air with
what he would do with the $4,000
reward for the capture o! the nntorl-
Gus jewel thief. LounCing against
cold drink stan on III" boardwalk
was the Chief of Police. Beside him
was n tall loose-limbcd man with
cold. gray eyes. The stage WAS set.
The actors were ready. II there had
been a curtain It might have been
rung up.
Nothing doing today" remarked
the Chief OF Police ~ his eyes wan
dercd over the beach below.
Just the time for him 10 strike"
returned his tail companion. II"
knows We least expect il when We
think we are best prepared"
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A Ronald Blair. rs a reminder
| - Of his remarkable powers OF
memory. leave the munificent SUM
ri one penny. As HI has seen fit to
initiate my pcculinrities In private
80 may he copy my diligence. be-
ginning life on one cent capital
which Is more than l had at the
start. and making his own way in
the world"
The legatee in question listened 10
the slow. measured tones OF Lawyer
Jones like one in dream. The
reader Of the last will and testament
Of Jepthah Blair stern. practical
man as he was. cast Il mournful and
sympathetic look at the young man
| He liked Blair immensely. as did
every one else in town. unless il was
Hugh Telford. seated also in the
apartment. He smiled viciously and
triumphantly. lie was safe ashore
while Ronald was tioundering in dark
waters. The blair plat" was to be
given TO Telford, together with
stocks and bonds valued ut SO 900
| Ronald left the lawyers office. II
was cruel, after all his hopes and
plans. and his heart sank like lead
as he thought OF Ruth Mason. his
flancee.
Where should he go for comfort
save to her? II was his privilege
his right. and half an hour later he
was seated BY her on the porch OF
the Mason home.
The Blair plat left TO his cousin
WAS n valuable property. Just be-
fore the death OF Mr.. Blair de-
post OF rare and valuable clay used
In stereotyping and for electrical
purposes had been discovered. II
was known as ozocerite, found else
where only in Austria and Utah.
Adjoining the plat was twenty
acre patch Of sterile land which had
been left to Ronald by his mother
It was OF so little value that he made
nN attempt 20 have 1t cultivated. but
secured a position ~ an a.'0IItrnt
lin Il ncnr city. Then hc received {
letter from Ruth. 1t rcHd: BE pa
tient for Il year. ! am going away
and YOU must not write to me"
| His business went well. The pen
ny seemed TO bring him good luck
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V.---The Emerald Earrings

It WAS picture for the movies
and if the characters had been Ia
hclcd rs ;hcy are on the screen. the
clements OF comedy. Of tragedy, oil
mystery could have been noted.
Three extra lfCguardS. from other
bathing Enclosures. Chummcd up
with the local guards and watched
the green umbrella more than they
did the hObbinS heads in the waves.
Four plain-clothcs men - two III
bathing suits - wandered up and
down the sand. A green-S"SSled.
man in rcd bathing suit--much too
large for him-circled the green
clad Princess as il he We're hypno-
tized and drew ugly scowls from the
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they watched. everybody became
puzzled. The lifeguards could be
seen between the waves as they
swan and Owed in all directions;
v.t no trace could be observed OF the
man they hunted. There was no req
head to be seen among the multitude
of swimmers and no bathing suit
could be glimpsed which res"moled
tho one that had been worn by the
thief.
One hour later, under the direction
NJ the Chief Of Police. every bather
had been summoned from the water
and searched. The result was nil,
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e a ND TO my second nephew,
"a Ronald Blair, rs reminder
4 - OF his remarkable powers OF
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OLD BLAIR'S LUCK PENNY
By FREDERICK CLARKE.

Copyright 1922 by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
NAMES PROPOSED
FOR NEW OFFICES
A. I. B. Selected Nomi-
inees for Election to
Be Held in May

Presentation OF names OF nomi-
noes for offices next year was the
outstanding feature Of the meeting
NJ tho Tulsa chapter Of the Amerl.
can Institute Of Banking Thursday
night In tho lobby OF the First Ma
tional bank. The nBmo OF n. y.
Schnber OF tho Security National
bank was proposed as president. TO
succeed q. A. Gunn OF the Exchange
National The chapter election will
be held IN May.
on the ticket with Schaber. A. pre-
scented by the nominating commit
tee. were O. NJ. lands Of the First
National bank, vice president; Miss
Elizabeth Lushoor Of the Producers
National, secretary; a, n. Codding
Of the National Bank Of Commerce.
treasurer. and G. @. Garrett Of the
Liberty National and G. l.. Skinner
OF tho First National. members OF
tho executive committee. Members
OF the executive committee whose
hrco-ycar terms have not yet ex-
plrCd arc w a. Brownlee and q.
a. Quinn of the Exchange National
bank. O. H. Gaibreath OF the Ex-
change Trust company and J. H.
Buckley OF the Central National
/ Any member OF the chapter IS
| privileged. dunn said yesterday, &c
| make further nominations between
/ now and the time OF tho next inoet'
/ Ing. tn May. when tho annual cleo
tiun OF officers will be held.
A musical program entertained
the members OF the chapter las
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
TRIAL OF TRIO
STARTS ON TIME
Alleged Slayers Of Police
Officer Face Jury on
April 10
INTEREST IS INTENSE
Hotel Reservations Already
Being Made at Pawnee by
Parties Interested


Ih0i fhr iIl7I OF Nl'In fohrH, Tom
W COOK and PRANK shelton. alleged
r.tirt,r,,g of uarry ,urardt p,ilre
,r ,.. ....t., -.
"'''''' "''." '' '..' ~ ''"'
NpfI| 10 90 IrWun0 before Judge
UcauorI d. colo. viii BEGIN on Umo.
.. o., ....rtf., ,f tho ,.rrty A..
... .,u. I.s, g.fg,.L,,-,,
".'
assistant ''..'. attorney VINO WIZ
upyo charge OF the prosecution. sa'd
ThurHlHr fIHf tNH spfo would be-
rHadv 'u siH.t uu fHH morning of
Nprl 30. ana C1rtF the trial through
without o. hitch Tom wallace, az
sifllnt county attorney. viii nssft
DUldcahcrry iu prraoutiug tho states
case
Tho trio ~ alleged murdcrors ana
ruuuau VIII h0 defended by J. NJ.
springer. who announced two weeks
nr1 WHOM the mon won tholr tlght
for n change %, venue, that tho dc
fouse would Doc roGdv ON tho date
aot tlo said Thural1y that 80 far
hc snw no obstacles l0 prevent the
trial starting uUr schedule.
Local interest lu The case has al
ways been high ana 70 i8 believed
thnt several Tulnng viii attond the
trial. Hotel accommodations In
Tavnco arc expected 10 bo used 90
capacity. Whilo tho list Of state Wit
uossoR ls not iouEthv the defense has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
Says CaIomeI
SaIivateS and
LOosenS Teeth
TIE Very Next Dose Of this
Treacherous Drug may
Start Trouble

You know what calomcl IL. Irs
mercury, quicksilver. Calomel II
dangerous. II crashes into sour bile
like dynamite, Cramping ana Blcken-
Ing you. CalOmol attacks the bones
and should never be put into your
system.
II you feel bilious. hoadachy, con-
stipated and all knocked out. just
20 TO your druggist and get bottle
Of Dodson's Liver Tono for few
cents which IN a harmless vegetable
substitute for dangerous calomel.
Take a spoonful and n II doesn't
start your liver and stralghten you
up better and quicker than nasty
calomel and without making YOU
sick. you Just so back and get your
money
Don't take calomell II makes you
sick the next day; Il loses you days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right mp and YOU feel great.
No salts necessary. Give IL 90 the
children because Il is perfectly
harmless and can not salivato.--Ad-
,ortlsement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
Stops Judge on Street;
Marriage Performed
Right on SideWdlk

Special 10 The world
WEWOKA. March 30.--County
Judge Is. u. Davis Wednesday
demonstrated tho fact that he is
very accommodating ana at the
samo time that he Is very prompt
in his action. While standing on
tho streets OF WewokA n couple
came up 10 him with n marriage
liCcnse ana stated that they
wanted 10 bo married. The Judge
promptly took OF his hat, dl-
rcCtcd them TO clasp their right
hands. and thon proceeded to pro-
nounco the marriage ceremony
Ho then wished them happy
married life. signed up their H.
conse. put on his hat and walked
away. The happy couple were
Miss Birdie Hurt and Mr.. Otto
King. both OF Shawnee, and each
80 years OF age.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
UNCLE SAM OWES OKLAHOMA
State WIN Attempt 20 Collect Board
Blll for 10 Years for "Kif' Kelley.

M'ALEsTER, March 3O.-Okla-
homa has a board bin against Uncle
Sam for moro than $4,000.
Governor j. II. A. Robertson, on
behalf Of the prison board. has in
Structod tho state board OF affairs TO
file n claim with the federal gov
ornment for tho amount OF the bin 20
cover tho expenses OF food and
clothing of "Kid" Kelley. negro, who
In tho "boardor."
Kelley was sentenced 20 death
some 10 years ago nnd confined In
tho state ponltentlary % await exc
cutlon, lie was mover executed and
last wook President Harding par
doncd tho kid"
According 60 best legal talent, tho
pardonlnE ot tho negro obllgates
the united States government TO pay
for his board at 90 cents day and
clothing, which, according to the
fashion here, are not expensive. but
plain, striped, aervlceable suits"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
Three Held at Dallas
After Bomb Explosion

DALLAS. March 30.-Three men,
brothers. were taken into custody
late last night. following the ex-
pl6sion of bomb at the home Of
Mrs Bedie McAlester, 1928 South
Lamar street. only ono person, Miss
Dorothy May Grace, IS, was In the
house at tho time. She was cut
about the head and face and sus-
tained n broken ankle but none Of
her injuries are serious.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
Knnsns Edlinr nIcs.

LEAVENwoRTH. Kan, March
3O.--Wallace Il. lIovey. 80, manag-
ing editor and partial owner OF the
Lcavcnworth Post. died today, fol-
lowing a weeks illness with black
measles. lie had been associated
with various leading newspapers In
the middle west since his entrance
into the nnwspaner Ramn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
FRISCO vIGILANTEs ACTIVE
But They arc Women and Insist En-
forcrncnt OF Tobacco Sales law.

But They arc Women and Insist En-
forccmcnt OF Tobacco Sales Law.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3O.--A
committee OF woman vigilantes
called on Chief OF Police o'Brien
today 10 demand rigid enforcement
OF the law against selling cigarets to
minors following reports 20 the or
ganization that cigaret smoking Is
school girls.
80 prevalent is the habit among
young girl that notices reading
Please do not smoke here have
been posted In some school build
ings," Mrs. Bertha Clancy told the
womhn'B vlgilante committee.
Spare time between classes is
when they indulge in the smoking.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
Foffre Knops Tpo Words
In Engiish-'NO InterUieIU

VANCOUVER, n. c.. March So
Marshal Joffre knows Just two
words OF English and he uses them
whenever q reporter appears. They
are; mo interview" The famous
French war hero arrived here today
from Victoria and was welcomed
with Vancouvcr's utmost effusion.
Ho was entertained at luncheon and
on motor trips during the day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
Duncan Elks Get Charter.

DUNCAN--Duncan Elks received
word this week that dispensation
had been granted by w. w. Noun
tain. Toledo, Ohio. grand exalted
ruler, for n lodge of Elks at Dun
can. Tho number OF the now lodge
will ba 1i4G. There are 51 names
on the charter list.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
'PoTEAU MAN is ARRESTED
"NyaItcr Bernnrdr Caught Ia Sc.
Iouis suspcctcd OF Beinn Wanted.

"NVaItcr Bernard" Caught Ia So.
Louis Suspected OF Being Wanted.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 80.
A trip through southern Illinois In
n private Pullman car came to an
abrupt end here today when local
detectives took into custody man
who gave the name OF Walter Ber-
nard, OF Poteau, The police and
Henry L. Rath, OF Muscatlne. lows,
declare he is the Cornelius Thomas"
under Indictment in Peoria, ILL.,, for
alleged operations OF a confidence
game,
The arrested man had been maxi
Ing a trip through southern Illinois
IN n private car with several others,
doing business I'm oil leases.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
NEW BONUS PLAN DISCUSSED
Insurance TotaIing s2,s0O for Each
NnIernn for 90 Ncnrs Ila Hnsls.

WASHINGTON, March 30.--A
dark horse" bonus scheme TO sup
plant the one adopted by the house,
was discussed by Senator smooth,
republican OF Utah today with
President Harding.
The proposal Is simple, II Is un-
derstood. consisting almost entirely
OF insurance Each veteran would
be granted free government insur-
nnco for $500 for period OF 20
years.
Senator smoot, who is the cham
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
Alien Deportation nm ncportcd.

WASHINGTON, March 30. - De-
portation OF aliens convicted Of the
Nolstead prohibition enforcement
law aud OF state narcotic laws Is
provided In bill reported favor
ably 10 tho house today from the
immigration committee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31

night. Elmo Thompson OF the legal
department OF the Exchange Ma
tional sang. II. X. Phipps OF the
First National sang. and Miss Kath-
crime Patton played tho violin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31

plon OF the sales-tax plan in ~.
senate said he believed Soma ,1as WY
plan" ultimately would be adon'..
In place of'the present bill. ''N
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-10
BANCO TERRITORIAL
Y AGRICOLA De
PUERTO RICO
coNvocAToRrA

Ell Consejo dc Administration dc este
Banco, en- cumplimiento de 10 prevent
do en- Ell art. 20 de los Estatutos, ha
acordado convocar los sehores accio-
nistas Junta general ordinaria. que
Sc celebrara en- Ell domicilio social, ca.
lie de Tetuan numero 10 a las dos dc
la tarde del dia Is de julio pr6ximo.
con ell objetc de someter a su aproba-
cion la Memoria Y Balance correspon-
diente al ejeycicio social de 1922, y
con Ell proyecto de reforma de algunos
de los articulos de sus Estatutos.
Tienen derecho a concurrir a dich1
Junta todos los sefiores accionistas que
obtengan papeleta de asistencia en- la
Secretaris de este Banco con un dia
anteS de anticipation a la mencionada
fecha. Ese derecho es delegable en- otro
accionista, por medic de poder especial,
en- carta dirigida al Presidcnte del
Consejo de Administrator San Juan.
Puerto Rico, 10 de Junio de 1922. II
Secretario, P. Rocafort.- Vo. 30. Z
Presidente, Rafael Fabian.
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EstOy en- la AvEN1DA SAINT NJ

Estoy en- la AVENIDA SAINT NJ
CoLAs.
He aprovechado la oporsunidad de
unas horas libres en- la ruda labor dia-
ria y Iegadonfe hasta aqui, a esrecar
mi hijo Roberto que saidra pronto
de la clase.
La escuela es un amplio e1iacio que
guarda EN- su seno centenares Il. cfia-
turas que ALI acuden alegres lhuilicio
sas en- busca de pan para Ell espiritu.
Situado en- uno de los angulos que
la importante avenida forina con IL
animada 'Calle 116'', contsmplo ell mo
vimiento incesante de gentes trenes
y carrua7es, movimiento cue dtrige de
manera admirable Ell policia cue ocupa
Ell centro de la cruz tornado por ia
calle ia avenida.
FL policia es hotnbre jovsu, de postu-
ra arrogante, alto, de niiraia aItiva,
y robusv5z de at1eta.
En- ell reloj de uno de los s,ntuosoS
edifcios que aqui Sc levantan suenan
cuatro campanadas Y 2 essas Sc suce-
den los silbidos varios lanzados por ell
pito de alarina dal policta, como di-
ciendo todos; 'Atencion, salem los
Ilifiosi''
Y el movimiento antes rapido, Sc
reduce en- Ell acto. momentos mas
tarde, a una nueva Senal, Sc paraliza.
Ell representante de la ley, guardian
del cufnplin1ietlto de la mislna, ha dc
jado de ser ell hombre serio y Sc ha
convertible en- un nino, que viste de
pantalon largo.
Su labor delicada da principle enton
ces. Es una labor ardua y bella a La vez.
Allegro, sonrsido y haSta me atreve
ria asegurar que satisfecho, atiende
a los nifios todos; los guia, los vigila,
los cuida con solicitud de padre amo-
roso, los acompana a cruzar de un lado
a otro de la calle avenida, juega
con ellos, los acaficia. los 'embroma y
tiene en- sus labios prendida una sonri
sa para todos.
ST, sonrie siempre con la sonrisa in
genua de un muchacho.
iCualduiera creeria que el es un macs
tro al verlo entenderse de manera tan
dulce con aque1 enjambre de vivara-
chas criaturas!
La multitud iiifantil empieza des-
filar en- todas direcciones. Unos cantan,
otros rien, muchos juegan, los mas al
borotan, saltan corren Todos charlan.
Son criatmas que van alegres como
las matiposas por las campifias d'e IA
vida, viviendo la vida dulce de la ino
cencia ,ignorando sel amargor de esa
nisms vida, hecha aInarga por Ell egois
mo de los hombres.
Cuando mayor es ell bullicio y mas
complicado ell movimierto, una nube
juguetona convertida On regadera en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-10
COMMERCIAL

Han sido abiertas en- la Marina de
esta capital, a cargo de los acredi-
tados representatives de Seguros y
Comisiones senores "F Carrera Y
Hno." establecidos en- Mayaguez Y
Aguadilla, unas ofcinas sucursales,
con ell fin de atender mejor sus ne
gocios.
al frente del nuevo Department
to estara Gon Antonio Fernandez
Soto, socio de la referida mercantil.
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NEGOCIADO DE MATE.
RIALES. IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORTS
sUBAsTA s

Sc recibir6n proposiciones On so
bre cerrado hasta las 1000 q. m.
del sietc dc julio, 1922. para el su.
ministro al Gobicrno Insular dc
300 uniformes para policiaa. y
hasta el IA del misrno mes. II 90
a. m, para Ia adquisici6n dc 100
pares dc polainas negras dc cue.
70. sin correas. y 200 pares De Ea-
patos negros tambien de cuero.
Pueden obtenerse pliegos en-
blanco dirigiendosc Al Negociado
dc Materialcs, Imprenta y Tran5'
porte, San Juan. p. r. Advt.
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pieza a derramar perlas liquidas que
en- Ell seno retuviera, 10 que hace que
el enjambre Sc alborote
Elias tambien han salido como los
nifios de su escuela despues de haber
aprendido la leccion hermosa que su
maestro ell sol les ensefiara.
Ell policia dandose crenta exacta, en-
medic de aquel train humane, de su
alta mission, de la responsabilidad
grande que pesa sobre sus hombros,
multiplied su accion sin dejar de SON.
reir TN solo instante.
Los ni5os son los duenos de todo
aquel recinto, y a los esfuerzos del po
Gcia Sc unen los de cada ciudadano
para la protection de los escolares.
iHermoso pals este donde Ia mujer
y ell nifio merecen y reciben tanto cui
da3o respeto tanto!