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, 1923-02-19

Section "a. WhSWA
Section q, and Ad. HID. SWA, So
NWh Section So, and EhSEk
Section 81, Township 35N, Range
wv, Sixth Prin. Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
final three-year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described
before Marion P. Wheeler, U. S.
Commissioner, at Casper. Wyo., on
the 9th day of March, 1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
J. W. Tate, of Parkerton, Wyo.,
Archie Evans, Henry Wickenkamp,
William Wickenkamp, all of Casper,
Wyo.
B. ]. ERWIN,
Register.
PUB. Feb. 1926. Mar. h-12-ll lob
, 1923-02-19
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

The Muck Funeral Home was IN
Icorporated in the office of the Sec
retary of State, at Cheyenne, Wyo-
ming, on the 18th day Of February
1928. The objects Of said corpora
tion are The establishment and con
duct Of the business Of operating
and conducting and transaeting. a
general undertaking burial and fu'
neral furnishing business and incl
dentnlly doing all things requisite
% the carrying out Of the above OBJ.
.!.-ss. "he capital stock Of said cor,
poratlon is Twenty-Five Thousand
Dollars, divided into twenty-five
thouRnnd sharea Of one dollar each,
Its term Of existence Is for fifty
years, The number Of directors Is
three, and those who will manage
the affairs Of the company for the
first year are Harry Millard, o, A,
Muck and Mrs. Elsie Muck. Opera,
tons Of the company will be carried
on in the City Of Casper, HHtrOna
County, Wyoming, and elsewhere,
Tho principal office OF the company
is located at Casper, Wyoming. and
the uPoNt IN Charge Is W, W, Lacy,
By MRS. ELSIE MUCK,
Secretary,
.BULLACK & LACY, .
Attorneys The Muck Funeral Home.
Publish February II, rs, 10.
1923.
, 1923-02-19

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 1s-U. 8, De
partment Of Agriculture.-Hogs re
eeipts 100000 mostly 5000 lower
bulk packing grades 6.76@7.oo; bulk
butcher hogs all weights 7,b@7'76l
top $50.
Cattle receipts $1,000 beef steers
slow, steady TO weak; bulk steers 700
$3.50: top $50; she stock steady; can
ners and cutters largely 2,bo9s.7Si
bulls and vea's stoadyi boloEuAs 400
942B; veal top ll.bo; stocksrH and
feeders steady to lower; bulk eTb4
7,TSi early top T.Bo.
sheep receipts 10000 lambs slow.
steady 10 $50 lower; bulk I4.z6@Il.5o.
best held at it.75i sheep strong 7,sc
bid on ehoies ewes: feeders STEADY.
early top feeding lambs i4,o5.
, 1923-02-19
Livestock


CHICAGO, Feb. le.-U. S. Depart
ment of Agricuiture.rHogs receipts
1900; active, loo to ESQ lower; bulk
$50 10 100 pound averages Ss,Ob 9S.l5t
top SS,l5; some held higher; bulk 200
to .25 pound butchers S7,oO@S.ooi
bulk $40 TO 325 pound butchers $40
07.s0i packing sows mostly $3.50
T.OOi pigs S7,Oo@T.75; heavyweight
hogs E-6597,s5; medium 3T.75@s.0o;
light s7.900S,I5; light light s7,75@
$40; packing sows. smooth S6.s5D
7.25; packing sows. rough S6.50@
$50; killing pigs S7.o0d7,T5.
Cattle receipts 21.0ooi beef steers
slow; uneven, generally steady with
Fridays extreme decline; killing quail
ity fairly good: early top matured
steers Slo.25; best yearlings so.75i
some held higher; bulk beef steers
ST.75d9.25; she stock steady to weak;
spots lower; bull sstronEi veal calves
steady 10 strong; Etockers and feed
ers scarce; generally steady; bulk de
sIrable veal calves to packers S12 q
10; upward to $l4 and above to ship
pers; bulk desirable heavy bologna
bulls around IS; bulk stockers and
feeders s6.5o@7.75.
Sheep receipts 10000; opening fair
ly active; fat wooded lambs weak 10
csc lower; clipped kinds steady; early
top SIS 20 packers and shippers; some
held higher; clipped lambs generally
S12t6 @12.50I two loaAs clipped l0i
point yearlings $3.50; sheep fully
steady; two loads choice 100 pound
ewes $3.50 to city butchers, feeder
supply light; n deck 81 pounds feed
Ing and shearinE lambs $3.50 70
yard traders.
, 1923-02-19
Sterling Demand
Hits High Mark


NEW YORK, Bab. is.-pnmard
sterling bills were sold In the local
foreign exchange market today at
$3.50 9'iB, a new high pr'cs since
March, 1919, whom the ''pesgcd price"
OF sN,75 wpH removed by tho British
government Whsn II ceased buying
startling for It's own account Tho
par rate OF sterling exchange 10
s4.sd SIS ard thu extreme law Of E5,1s
was established IN ths collapse NJ the
foreign Exchanges IN this market IN
February, 1920,
Today's price represents 70 wooa end
gain OF ZIG OF "A cent, sea city Of
ccHmCrc'al bills and tho s.Hgtr'g Up.
ptIyal Of the debt fuHding 'H! EJa
Responsible for the Tec.h. ad"anca.
OthsE siIied exchanges were Slightly
higher, Preach francs selling around
500 Cents.
, 1923-02-19
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF
CHATTEL MORTGAGE

Whereas. on the 9th day Of Feb
ruary, 1922, Todd W. Bowman and
Matte Bowman, executed and de-
liyered their certain promissory
note in writing to The Wyoming Ma
tional Bank of Casper, a banking
corporation, In the principal sum of
$4,000, due and payable August
8, 1922, with interest thereon at
the rate Of eight ts) per cent per
annum from date thereof until
paid, and as security for the pay
ment Of said promissory note, prin-
cipal, interest, costs and attorneys
fees the said Todd W, Bowman and
Matte Bowman as mortgagors did
on the 9th day Of February, 1929,
execute and deliver to said, The
Wyoming National Bank Of Casper,
as mortgage, a certain chattel
mortgage covering the following de-
scribed personal property, to-wit
One ~ Cadillac automobile
touring car body, engine number
57BB1S7, and all equipment, fur
piture, supplies and other personal
property owned by said Todd W.
Bowman and Matte Bowman used
by them in a general undertaking
business and situated on lots num-
bered ten and eleven 90 and III
in block numbered five (5) in the
Town (uow City, of Casper, Ma
trona County, Wyoming, said chat
tel mortgage being duly executed
and delivered by said mortgagoTH TO
the said mortgage, properly wit
messed, signed and acknowledged so
ua 20 anktf1a Ranaa 20 he HalaH Do kka
office of the County Clerk Of Ma
tronR County, Wyoming, the coun-
ty wherein said mortgnged property
was and Is situated, and
Whereas, said mortgage was on
the 18th day Of February, 1929,
filed In the office Of the County
Clerk Of NRtronR County, Wyo-
ming, at the hour Of 1918 o'clock,
A, NJ. Of said date and indexed In
the manner required by law, as in
strumeut No. S6632, and
Whereas, by the terms and con-
ditioRs. Of said chattel mortgage Il
was provided that IL default should
be made in the payment Of prlnci.
pal and interest Of said mortgage
indebtedness, pr any part thereof,
when the same should become due
and payable, the said mortgage
might take possession Of said per-
sonal property, and sell same ae-
cording 10 law, to make the amount
Of the Indebtedness due under said
mortgage, together with the ex-
pense Of caring for said property
and the costs of sale; and
Whereas, by the terms Of said
chRttel mortgage. the said mortga.
gors co]venanted and agreed with
the MORTGAGE that 4 payment was
, 1923-02-19
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.--Foreign ex'
changes irregular: quotations in cents
are: Great Britain, demand. 4,s9 HIS
cable, 400 1915; 60-day bills on banks
4.s7h. France, demand, 6.o5i cables
500. Italy, demand, 4,To&; cables,
$50. Belgium. demand, $685. cables,
sal. Germany. demand, .o047ki ca
bles, .oo47h. Holland, demand. 1884
cables, 1857. Norway, demand, 1855,
Sweden, demand, 2s.53. Depmark, de-
mand. 1915. switzerland, demand,
1885. Spain. demand, 1886, Greece,
demand. LIS. Poland, demand. .oo3t.
Czeeho.S lovakis, demand. 2.p6. ArBen'
tine, demand, s7,2s. Brazil, demand
1850. Montreal, ss 25-s2.
, 1923-02-19
Potatoes

CHICAGO, Feb. 10. = Potatoes
slightly stronger; receipts II cars;
total United States shipments 416;
Wisconsin sacked round whites most.
ly 100 cwt; fancy 40 cwt; frozen 30
as5 cwt; Wisconsin bulk round
whites 1.oo61.15 cwt; frozen 9O9e5
cwti North Dakota sacked, Red river
Ohios lie Gilt cwt; Idaho sacked
ruHsUts $50 cWt.
, 1923-02-19
Metals

NEW YORK. Feb. Hooper,
strong; electrolytic, spot and future,
1871 1
Tln-strongi spot and nearby, ts.2s'
futures. 1900.
Iron-steady: No. 1 northern, ap.oo
,Asl.00: No, 2 northern. $1,000 1900
No. 2 southern, 24.0oQ26.oo,
Lead-5tendyi spot, sB.00Ds.sb,
zinz-Flrmi East BIT. Louis, spot
and nearby delivery. 80.
Antimony--Spot, T,l2.
, 1923-02-19
WHEAT PRICES
RALLY IN MART
Early Decline Offset by Ad-
vance as Supply Is Re-
ported Low.

CHICAGO, Feb. 19. - Renewed
heavy selling ascribed to eastern
holders sent wheat abruptly down.
ward IN price today during the early
dealings. An advance which preceded
the heavy selling and which appeared
10 be based on adverse weather condI.
tons especially in the southwest, was
OF short duration. One OF the reasons
put forward to account for eastern
selling IA continued absence OF any
important export demand. The open.
ing, which ranged from 4 TO /,
higher, with May 1.2OR TO 1.2Oh and
July 1.16S to 1,16h, was followed by
a drop to well below Saturdays fin.
ish.
Later, the market rallied. selling
pressure having diminished and an
Increase in the United Etates visible
supply being smaller than had been
looked for. Prices closed unsettled at
nc decline TO y cent advance. with
May l.2oH to 1908 and July lis to
1.15%.
Corn and oats took their cue from
the action of wheat. After opening
unchanged to A9S higher. May 1854
to 70, the corn market showed losses
all around.
In subsequent dealings and light.
ness OF rura offerings counte as an
offset to rather heavy speculative, sell
ing. The close "a &c to sc
net lower. May 75%e to 1874.
Oats started = Off to Il up, May
46S to AGA and later underwent a
general sag,
Provisions were lower IN line with
hog values.
, 1923-02-19

= NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Further i'm.
provement in. the domestic business
situation, as reflected in the week
end trade and mercantile reviews
brought another flood or u<yinG or.
ders into today's stock market, i'm
parting q firm tone to opening prices.
Copper and steel shares were the
early ~favorites. Inspiration and Utah
Coppers a established peak prices
and Anaconda duplicated its previous
high. United States Steel common
opened a point higher and Baldwin
also moved TO higher ground.
Trading broadened in the later deal
ings, the demand embracing the mer-
chandising, focd,. oil and railroad
shares as well as a number OF spe'
claIties. Gains OF n point each were
registered by May Department Stores,
Sears Roebuck, Jones Tea. Marland
Oil, Gulf States Steel. Texas Gulf Sui
phur and Continental Can. In the rail-
road group investment shares were
the favorites, Louisville and Nash
Vile rising AZ. Canadian Pacific ad'
vanced f~ractionally. Utah. Chino and
Inspiration coppers extended their
early gains to q paint or more. North
American and Consolidated Cigar
were two of the weak spots, dropping
ia and | point respectively, Foreign
Exchanges were firm, the feature be-
ing a new high record Of S4.69 9'l6
for demand sterling.
Profit taking sales took place In
several sections of the list and I'M
peded the general forward movement
giving the market an appearances OF
~irregularity during most Of the morn
ing. Coppers retained their supre'
macy among the standard shares but
fresh buying power also was noted in
the public utility and motor accessory
groups. Realizing sales were most
effective in Dupont, Otis Elevator,
7rnIted Retail stores, North American,
Steel and Tube preferred and Jersey
Central, all off two to five points.
BALDWIN and American Can also were
decidedly r~eactionary.
Louisville and Nashville extended
It's gain to five points and Illinois
Central, Gulf States Steel. Corn Pro.
ducts and American Coast Line sold
two to az points higher. Call money
opened at 5 per cent.
llANlnb buGnreutu III Sl4SSAhhe NhS
recent forward trend of tho popular
speculative shares, bears ~redoubled
their efforts to force a reaction In
many OF the leaders, and Utah, Gen
oraI Asphalt, United States Alcohol,
Pacific OIL, Vanadium and Chandler
became quite heavy. Simmons COM
pany which had a recent marked ad.
vance, fall back four points, con-
~Epicuous strength was shown in
Pfggly wiggIy which moved up four
points, Stromberg, Western Union
and Union Tank. 81, Public Service
Of New Jersey, 2b and United Fruit
. points.
The closing was irregular. RealiE'
ing sales continued to ave a depres'
sing influence on such leaders as
BALDWIN, Studebaker. American Can
and Pan-American OIL but a number
OF specialties were bid up sharply.
Stromberg CarhuTetor jumped more
than seven points and Bosch Magnetic
M United Fruit 3 each.
, 1923-02-19
Money

NEW YORK, Feb. is,-Cail money
fIrmi high 5; low "a; ruling rate s.
closing bid a.: offered at A. last
loan "a: call loans against accept
aners "A; Tina cans firmer; mixed
collateral 6O.g0 days s. AS months s.
primo commercial paper 4Aa4A,
, 1923-02-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office at
Douglas, Wyoming, Feb. IT, 1923,
Notice Is hereby given that Lewis
A. Leach, Of Parkerton, Wyoming.
who on December II, 1919 and
June 20, 1920, made Homestead
and Additional Homoptopd e-t-'ss,
Nos. O16621-02453A, for Hid. NE4,
, 1923-02-19
Sugar

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-sugar
closed easy; approximate sales 1000
tons. The market for refined was
firm and a better inquiry is reported.
Tho only change was the reentry
into the market OF a local refiner who
had been withdrawn at S.259S.3O.
, 1923-02-19
Cnnner Hts Now High.

Conner metal advanced another
traction OF q osnt n pound on Satur'
day TO a new high record for the past
wears. Sales were made at 1874 cents
according to reports In tho trace anu
some producers were asking Us '"s"
ms l5I cents for tho metal.
, 1923-02-19
MARKET Gossip AND field NEWS
FARGO HAS NEW YORK CONNECTION

The Fargo Oil company has arranged with the Empire
trust company, 12O Broadway, New York City, to act as its
authorized transfer agent, the arrangement to become effec-
i've the first Of March and no more stock will be transferred
at the local offices. Any further information may be had bv
local stockholders by calling at the Offices.
, 1923-02-19
big Increase in RanI, Deposits.

The comptroller OF the currency
that returns from s.225
national banks as of December 90.
the date Of his last call. showed the
banks TO be in a more commanding
position than since the end of 1870
deposits increasing S2,3T4,597, 900.
, 1923-02-19

DENVER, Colo. Feb, IA Cattle
receipts $500; market 100 TO $50 low
err, beef steers T4s.B0i cows aud
hsifers sS.50Q7,56; calves slS0dI6.5o
atoGkers and feeders s3.BO17.5o,
Hogs receipts I,sO0i market Joe 70
$50 lower TOP 1885, bulk $3.50 also,
Sheep receipts l3.s00i market R5e
tower; lambs N25O9 l425i feeder
lambs Sls,50dI4,25i ewes H,59G725,
, 1923-02-19

According 10 all information avail
ab,e conditions in all lines Of trade
in the west continue to show a de-
cided improvement.
, 1923-02-19

Cash Grnins.
CHICAGO. H., Feb. I9.-wheat-
No. 2 hard, S1.2I.
Corn-No. 2 mixed, 72h 874c' No. 2
yellow, 73h Q74xc.
oats-No. . white. 4s947ik; Nc. .
white, AN @46%c.
Rye-No. 2, s69s6hc.
Barley-63471c.
Timothy Seed-S5 9G(h6.9O.
Glover Seed-S13.5O@20.5O,
Pork-Nom.nal. Lard, S11 l2. RIBS,
S10.258l1,tj.
, 1923-02-19

W. - "~eAInerss president OF the
company has Just returned from
New York where he disposed OF a
block Of treasury stock. tho proceeds
from the sale of which will be used
to finance the 20 miles Of oil pipe
line from the company's properties
In h Poison Spider district and for
an extensive drilling campaign which
will be carried on during the present
year. This deal, according to Mr..
Weathers. does not effect the control
or the management of the company
in any way.
In preparation for an intensive
campaign, the company has made To-
cation for seven wells in South Cas-.
per Greek and material for standard
rigs Is now being transported to the
field where drilling will be started as
o o as possible. These wells will be
drilled to the Tehsleep where the com,
pany recently drilled into the thick.
est known saturated sand in this part
u the country and all these wells
should be completed with big pro-
ductlon by tho early part of the sum
mer.
with the carrying out OF this de-
velopment program, together with
the construction OF tho pipe line
which is assured and tho production
developed ut present. the Fargo com
pany from present indications will be
in an enviable position with tho com
ing of fall.
While nothing further has yet been
given out at the office. it Is init
mated that announcements Of import.
ance will be forthcoming in the AGAR
future.
, 1923-02-19
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO, Feb. 1e.-Butter III
changed; creamery extras 52; stand.
ards not quoted; extra firsts 5O@51;
firsts $685. seconds 46@47.
Eggs higher receipts 1+,19O cases;
flrsts $751; ordinary fIrsts $685. mis-
cellaneous 34634h,
, 1923-02-19

The average price OF twenty aeuye
Industrial stocks traded in on ths
Sew York stock exchange on satuF'
day was 1921. a net loss OF .o2: the
average price Of twenty ratfoaH
stocks was 1929, a net gain Of o.
, 1923-02-19

We offer Original EntrymRn-H full
one-eighth royalty on six quarter
Hectiops In sections ~, Is and "a,
S3'a7 in the Big Muddy field. Biggest
bargain In Casper today. win sub
divide to suit. Teapot-Salt Creek
acreage. also leases In Billy Creek and
other Wyoming and Montana fields.
Deal direct with WyomIng's largest
lease cealing firm. Correspondence
solicited.
TEAPOT DEVELOPMENT CO., I
Suite els Midwest Bldg. ,
Casper, Wyoming
, 1923-02-19

The Ohio Oil company this morning
advanced Lima, Wooster, Indiana,
Illinois, Plymouth and Waterloo
crudes 10 cents n barrel.
, 1923-02-19

The Texas company, followed by
standard Of Louisiana and other
nine line companies, this morning
posted an advance of 10 cent sa barrel
in all grades Of Northern Louisiana
and Southern Arkansas crude OIL
, 1923-02-19

Kelly.sprinEfisld for tbs yeaF enc
,d December 81, earned id,oA a share
on the eommon stock pstors i.o
taxes against d net loss OF 'o''''oO
In 1871.
, 1923-02-19

DULUTH. MINI. Feb. l9.-Close
Flax seed OF track, S3.OO93.O5; ar.
rive, 2.sS. February. 400 bid; March,
29S asked; May, 2.7OA bid; July.
2.7lh bid.
FOLLOW GRAIN MART
, 1923-02-19
ADVANCE
CHECKED TODAY
Bear Confidence Returns in
Late Trading After Losing
Ground at Opening.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Heavy
profit taking sales and some bear
selling on standard shares. c~oincIdent
with bullish demonstrations in other
groups, gave today's stock market
the appearance of marked irregular.
ity. Coppers were again the feature
going to new high records on another
advance in the price of the lead metal
TO is points 4 pound. Sales 1,lso. 600
shares.
, 1923-02-19

II is announced that President
Harding has abandoned all plans for
calling congress- into an extra SEES
sion declaring that the country needs
a long rest from congressional legts'
latlon.
, 1923-02-19

southern Pacific anticipates IN
creased prosperity by It's expenditures
Of millions Of dollars for new ro'iins
stocx, motive power Rnd track I'm
proyemsnt according 20 Chairman
Kruttsehnit,
, 1923-02-19

Cocoa Cola for the year ended De-
eember 81 showed n not profit ot 20.
asS,4g9 after charges and federal tax
against s 1885, $50 in 1921.
, 1923-02-19

OIL ~Jessss, FsRf AsIaIk, sWHBT 81
Teapot tsWnsits, Representatives
wanted, Call OF write us, Teapot
Casper, Wyo, 1871
, 1923-02-19
Silver

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-Foreign bar
s4h; Mexican dollars, ASH.
, 1923-02-19
Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-Cotton. spot,
quiet: middlIng, 1855.
, 1923-02-19

Oil Securities

Wilson Cranner 8 Company
, 1923-02-19

Pub. Feb. 1926, Mar. 5-12-i9 1928
, 1923-02-19

Publish January 20 and Februar
b, IL, 10 and 20, 1923.
, 1923-02-19

Publish January 20 and Febru,
airy B, ~, 10 and 20, 1923.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-02-22

Years To-
for tai
Which Tax
Subdivision Sec Delin- ana
OF Section ton Quent Ply
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-02-22
VILLAGE OF BRUNO
Township Forty four (&N
Range Eighteen (1s)

VILLAGE OF BRUNO
Township Forty-four (&<
Range Eighteen (ls)
". A. williams. mex of
n. A. Williams, Sc of
Village of Bruno. Lot 1.
Auditors Subdivision
Eta Dean Jones. Lot IL.
Auditors Subdivision
Charlie Moratz. Lot II.
Auditors Subdivision
Ida Emerson. Lot 81.
Auditors Subdivision
Ida Emerson, Lot %. les
Auditors Subdivision
Bessie L. Adams. Lot ~.
rds- Auditors Subdivi
Bessie l.. Adams. Lot rs
Auditors Subdivision
Bessie L. Adams. Lot %
Auditors Subdivision
Bessie l.. Adams. Lot %
I.indstrom. Auditors 3
Bessie l.. Adams, Lot u
Lindstrom. Auditors
Bessie L. Adams, Lot 20
Lindstrum. Auditors
Frtxhugh Burns. Lot 20.
Auditors Subdivision
Fft,hugh Burns. Lot Il
Auditors Subdivision
Eftxhugh Burns Lot 81.
Auditors Subdivision
FStzhugh Burns. Lot ~
Auditors Subdivision
Fitrhugh Burns. Lot Is
Auditors Subdivision
FrtEhugh Burns, Lot IS
Auditors Subdivision
Fftrhugh Burns, Lot ~,
Auditors Subdivision
Fitnhugh Burns. Lot ~.
Auditors Subdivision
Fftxhugh Burns. Lot ~,
Auditors Subdivision
Fitxhugh Burns, Lot So.
Auditors Subdivision
FitHhugh Burns, Lot 81
Auditors Subdivision /,
Fitshugh Burns, Lot So,
Auditors Subdivision
TOWN or BRUNO
TsWushtp Ferry -fsar (tl
Raage Etghteea (1s)
w. J. Hiil. w of nwS
w. J. HIN. W. OF swS
Farmers Land a Cattle
Farmers Land a Cattle
Evelyn churchiil. M o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13

mas. Sc empeil6 en- buscar 10 que Sc
iba. Y solo volvi6 eneontrar desen-
gafios alin mas crueles Era un alma
buena como otras tantas. I'm alma
que sc entregaba al yicio sin conocer
cl NAL. La carcei, el hospital. Infe-
liz.
AGrea, en- cambio. 10 espcraba tedo
del amor Mas que como medic, CO.
mo fin. Lo emocional, la hacfa vi
brar como una lira. Sentfa la cspe-
rama de Ia felicidad Ell cada giro Y
en- cada fc1ma.. Era artista y senSi
tiva. FL arte es TN insinuante perver-
so. AIartiriZa con eloeubraciones fam
tasticas. tg
Y el amor lego, pero trajo el desen-
gaiio mas cruel Mas el mismo de-
scngailo, NADIA pudo contra la fuerza
Hlsional, sostenida per La cultura dc
muchos aiios de luchas.
Cay6 conquistada por el verso, pc
ro la caf1a, no pudo pervertirla. Ella
era mas fIerte que el lodo.
Despu6s, Ia posey6 un mGsicc de
alma rmantica. Entonces fuG GUAM
do ella conoci6 el amor emotional,
hasta ell extasis.
Era hermosa Y la adoraban con Las
ai1sias del deseo. Sc puso en- juego
Ia maquina perversa.
La Iengailaron. Era adorable. Pu-
do ganar dinero. Pero, ;y ell honor: :
Ell delito solo la vencio un momen-
TO, Y el mismo placer, que Ia hacfa
morir de encantos, Ia asque6 para STEM
pre-. "a - s71'i @
n Pueae triunfar del lodo, quiell Sc
sienta lfucrte. Y con el poder de su
educaci6n, ella echo al sarcasmo que
Sc guerra agarrar a sus cariies diyi-
mas, carnes siempre puras. Volyi0 al
trimifo, al matrimonio. LEI exito.)
Hermosa mujer. Heroica muier.
Quicra Dios, que las nuestras olvi-
den 4 Ofelia, sfmbOlo del dolOr, y CO.
nozcan mas "a Adrea, cmblema del
triunfo...
sa d. Collado Martell.