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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16
LIVINGSTON

Mrs. John Cramer of Montfort en-
tertained Mrs. Joe A. Livingston and
Miss Nelly Livingston and Mrs. John
Livingston, matron of the Iowa county
farm, at a midday dinner Monday,
Dec. z.
The /. 0. O. F. gave a dancing party
in their hall Friday night.
Mrs. Will Palmer of Millville is
here caring for her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Green.
Mrs John Johnson was buried at
Rock church Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. She was one of the last mem
bers of the Howell family that settled
here years ago. She was past so years
of age She is survived by two sons
and a daughter and a brother. ShSe
died at the home of her daughter.
Rev. Lindsey preached the sermon.
Marshall & Noble bought 25 acres
of land from Mrs. VIM. Andrews
which was adjacent to their slaughter
house, for $187.50 per acre.
Matt Rain of Miff1in had an acct
dent with his car caused by putting
stuff in the radiator to stop it leak
ing (Which it did and when he took
the cap off and looked to see if it
needed water it burned his face quite
badly.
The radio call letters serve one pur-
pose-little kids are learning the al
phabet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16
TERMS ON OTHER
INSTRUMENTS

Under our own financing plan,
you can buy a Zenith or a Freed
Eisemann or De Forest Radio,
an Orthophonic Victrola, or
any Band Instrument on an at
tractive monthly payment plan.
These musical assets will serve
you for many years. Play while
you pay. Take advantage of this
easy payment plan for Christ
mas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16
SUGGESTIONS

Santa has many other attrac-
tive gifts displayed at our
store. Here are just few sug-
gestions: Piano bench or bench
cover, banjo, saxophone, violin,
records, sheet music, player pi-
ano rolls. Christmas shoppers
who are just looking are al
ways welcome at our store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16
BAGLEY

John Champion returned home from
P. D. G. where he has ben taking
treatments. He is not much improved
in health.
Tony Ready who has been working
for his brother-in-law, Charley Liv-
ems, returned to his home in Written,
Ill. Thursday. Kenneth Cook accom-
panied him.
Harry Day returned from his home
III Hannibal Thursday to do some more
work around here. He has completed
the consolidated school house at Mer-
gen Corners on the Bloomington road.
Charley Alderman of Buckeye, Ia,
got his arm broken. He is a son-in-
law of Mrs. Nate Brown. His sister
in-law, Mrs. Birdie Harnett of Pope
joy, Ia, got her arm broken also. She
is a daughter of Mrs. Nate Brown.
DR.. Mecum went to Dubuque Sun
day
Cary Keesey got a bad bruise on
his arm Saturday by broken belt
on the shredder while at work at Lew
Newman's.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Culver drove to
Cassville Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
VIM Houghton
Jens Hogen got his skull fractured
of the r. r. bridge below town last
week while driving under the bridge.
He is getting along pretty well.
Lester Quarterman cut his knee
with an ak some time ago and has
been having trouble with it lately but
it is some better.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16

Ole Parks and wife and baby were
Sunday visitors at Claude Clifton's.
Mrs. Gene Lowell is on the sick
list.
Quite a number from around here
attended the social and program at
the Reynolds school both Friday and
Saturday nights.
Ertz's of Lancaster were visitors at
the Louis Degenhardt home last We'd
nesday.
Claire Clifton and wife of Lancas-
ter visited over last Sunday with his
brother, Claude, and family.
The Louis Wilkinson family have
been having siege with the grippe
There was party at the E. A
Feakes home last Wednesday eve.
School will close Friday till after
New Years. There will be program
Friday eve
Mrs. Russell Simpson and children
are visiting with her parents, Writ
Monroes, until they can move on the
Chas. Simpson farm
Jay Wilkinsons visited Sunday at
the home of her parents in Woodman.
Mrs. c. w. Vince is not very we'll
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16
GLEN HAVEN

Albert Kuenster and Tony Vogt re-
turned Wednesday night from Key
stone, Iowa, where they went to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Vogt's sister.
Mrs. Gerhardt Adrian went to La
Crosse Thursday to spend a few days
with her daughter, Hazel, returning
Monday.
Dennis Rogers broke his leg just
below the knee last Monday morning
while cranking his car. The car moved
forward crowding him against the els
tern and struck him just above his
boot. 81 ia
Mrs. t. S. Metcalf and Ethel were
in Dubuque a couple of days.
Andy Welsh, Leo Esser, Bert
Chandler and Ed Merger were in Du-
buque Thursday. Ed Mergen pur-
chased a Chevrolet sedan while there.
The Boys and Girls club meeting
and Community meeting were held at
the Metropolis hall at North Andover
Friday night. A one act play, "The
Girl l Left Behind Me-" was given by
a number of young folks from the COM
munity and a talk was given by the
assistant leader of the Girls club
work for the state of Wisconsin.
Grant Bennett returned to Sheldon,
Iowa, Friday, having been called here
by the sudden death of his father, A.
H. Bennett.
Mrs. Will Ryan and daughter, Eliz-
abeth, were in Dubuque Thursday.
Mrs. E. w Rod of Lynxvilie, for
merly Dorothy Metcalf, visited at the
parental ]. NJ Metcalf home Thurs
day.
Joseph Rauch, an aged resident of
the village, fell Thursday morning on
ice in front of Kaiser's shop. He was
taken to La Crosse that afternoon for
an examination and it was found that
he had fractured his hip bone.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Bennett were in
Dubuque Thursday.
Mrs. ]. p May and Mrs. Joseph
Rauch went to La Crosse Thursday.
]. M. Metcalf won first place on his
exhibit of fifty ears of corn at the
corn contest held at Lancaster last
Friday. Gus Kuenster won first place
at Bloomington at the contest held
there Thursday
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16
FLORA

Louis Goss and wife were visitors
at the ]. G. Edgington home.
Mrs. Jennie Mayne and son, Howard
went to Dubuque Saturday.
Frank Atkinson and family motored
to Dubuque Saturday.
The Will Hartman and FloyQ Pas-
coe families were at Frank Atkinson s
Sunday.
with Vera Pascoe.
Carol Edgtngton spent Saturday
night at the Henry Doll home.
Ellsworth Landon and wife were at
Frank Bishell's Sunday; Will Garth
waite and wife and children at Frank
Tanners; Fletcher Miles and wife at
Herbert Schwantes'.
Mrs. Essie Garthwaite and Mrs,
Minnie Edwards were Dubuque SHOP
pers Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16

day night. The proceeds were $1,000.
Thanks to all who helped.
The postoffice will be open on FRI
day, Saturday and Monday nights I'M
til 8 o'clock
Virgil Garner and mother shopped
at Lancaster Saturday.
The r. N. AS took in several new
members at their camp Saturday
night, also had election of officers af-
ter which lunch was served by Neigh
bors Appleby, Francis, Belle and Elsie
Barr and Bast.
Chas. Rogers drove down from Mt.
Hope to visit a few hours.
Ed Gardiner and wife of Cobb
spent Sunday at George Metcalf's.
Chas. Perrin Jr. and wife spent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16

Sunday here.
The little daughter of Charley
Thorpe and wife was quite i'll a few
days.
E. L. Auel sold Atwater Kent radios
to John Joyce and Albert Phillips
last week.
An Ohio farmer reports yield of
1000 bushels of corn on ten acres.
A steer raised by Ames college sells
for three dollars a pound. At Sioux
City a grand champion Buff Orping-
ton rooster sells for $205. What's the
use of talking hard times with corn,
beef and chickens doing like that?
Fletcher Miles and wife and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Letha Mayne, we're Madison
visitors last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16
BEETOWN

The teachers attended the conven-
ton at Platteville Tuesday.
Lee Rogers and wife of Little Grant
and Mrs. Carrie Marks of Lancaster
spent Tuesday here.
Roy Jamison and Lloyd Duncan cap
tured a fine red fox last week.
Mrs. Lester Grebe entertained the
Beetown Ladies' Aid at the Chris
Grebe home at Lancaster last Thurs
day. A large crowd attended and en-
joyed the meeting, entertainment and
lunch. Next meeting Dec "a, with
Mrs Albert Shaben and daughter.
We were we'll pleased with the pat
ronage at the bazaar and social Fri
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16
PLATTEyILLE BEST WISHES

Platteville, Wis, Dec. II, 1925.
Mr.. A. L. Sherman,
Lancaster, Wis.
Dear Sir and Friend:
Please find check enclosed for $500.
The Herald is the first thing I read
when I get home to see how every
thing is in the old town.
Wish you all a Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year.
Yours very truly,
FRANK TURNER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16

Estate of Edmond Richardson, Deceased.
State of Wisconsin, County Court of
Grant County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the Special
term of the County Court, to be held in
and for said County, at the Court House,
in the City of Lancaster, in said County,
on the second Tuesday of January, A. d.
1926 being the 18th day of January, 1925,
the following matter will be heard and con-
sidered:
The application of Liant Galley, Admin
istrator with will annexed of the estate of
Edmond Richardson, deceased. late of the
town of Waterloo in said county, for the
examination and allowance of his final ac-
count, and for the assignment of the resi-
due of the estate of said deceased to such
persons as are by law and the last will and
testament of said deceased entitled thereto.
BY the Court, z. G. GOODSELL, Judge.
Dated December IA, 1925.
S. H. Taylor, Attorney. 44p3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

George Slaght of Platteville was a
caller.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-16
LAST WEEKS WEATHER
Dec. 8-High 80; low %.
Dec. 9-High 40; low %.
Dec. 10-High "a; low 20.
Dec. 11-High "a; low 80.
Dec. 12-High Sc; low 80.

FURECAST-Inter snow and
colder
MISCELLANY - Uniform winter
temperatures prevail at all northern
points with no extreme conditions 1t
was rs above at New Orleans Sunday
and on the same day zero at Winni-
peg.
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Los Chisnles de
IN Vecindario

Entire los males sociales, uno de
los peores es el de los chlsmes. Sc
encuentran dos yecinas, lie sacan In
tira de pellejo a una tercera y a las
n horas Sc arlna la de San Quintin.
Y entire las Intermediates que cas-
tigan Ia humanidad, una de las
peroes, de las que causa gran nO-
nero de vlctiInas, es la de los RHO
mes Y vejiga. Sus riiones no estAn
bien 81 siente usted dolores de cintu-
ra cadera 81 tiene dificultad en-
doblarse o agacharse 81 Sc siente
usted irritado, malhumaTado, sin de-
secs de hacer NADIA; 81 su respiration
es acortada y fatigosa; ST su vista
esta empafiada 81 sufre usted de
marcos, frialdad de pies y Inanos.
hinchaz0n de pies pantorrillas..
reuinatisIno, hidropesia, etc. < lie
igual modo su vejiga no esta bien
i no puede usted contener las aguas.
81 siente ardor al paSarlas 81 de-
jan asient0 o sedimentO en- la vasI-
ja; ST las pasa usted "a poquitoss
o de gotta en- gotta 81 son turbias b
de olor fuerte Y desagradable b si
tiene usted que levantarse en- la no
che pasar aguas. Z para comba
tir los sfntomas que anteceden de
jndisposici0n de los ri1ones Y veil
ga, hace va amos son conocidas del
ptiblico, de los boticarios ) de los
Clocfores. las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17
Il peIigrO de IA barba
tcoutinuacior de Ia pag. 81

mo la de nosotros Y como nosotros,
sc yeran precisadas frecuentar las
barberfas, o usar La mAquina, las
Ica1chsllas, Ia brocha y Ell jab6n. Su-
poneos los incidenfes graciosOs de
ia barberia; una senorita que aguar
da ttlrno, mientras uega el momen-
to de que el barbero la Olga:
Il senorita, puede pasar a la. 81
|ila. Mientras la afeito, nsted pue-
de entretenerse Ieyendo en- este Pc
fi0dicos las lilttnaas noticias sopre
Fla crisis del Ejecutiyo, Con aqua ca
Aente? Con aqua, frfa? listed dira,
sedoFita 4. 81
Stlponeos tambi6n la muier
dentro de la alcoba de su casa. fren-
te una ventana llena de luz, asen.
tando la nssaja y preparando ei ja-
bon, en- tanto que el novio hsce 10
raismo, o en- tanto que el milo llo-
ra en- Ia cuna. eerca al tocador !.
Para las casadas, doble desgracia,
nat1lralmente.
observation-disclosures en- graves conside
racicnes sobre Ia inminente amena-
"a de la barba en- ell rostro de las
Innjeres que sc recortan Ell eabello,
mis- amigas. decianme jlsfamente
alarpadas:
Antes que pasar pot el tormen-
to de las barberfas pOblicas, y por.
.ese otro torinento de la ,autoafeita-
ida, nosotras estaInos decididas a,
dejarnos crecer ei pelo de la cabe-
va, hasta que este, nos baje de ia
cintura, sizes precise. Preferimos
sSolyer ser esclavas de. la moda
antigua. tisar Ia cabeliera tan lar
ga i proYisa como la de Maria Mag
daleila 8 como la de ciertos hombres
que hoy sc Ia dejan crecer hasta las
oorbas, a tempo que nosotras la ha-
ceiiaos rOdar baio el flo de las Il
5eras. por seguir ell meticuloso i'm
peratiSo de la moda actual, la cua
tiene aIora tan fieles sacerdotisas
yo, absolutamente conforme COZ
sn molio de pensar en- la proximi
dad del desastre les he dicho
-Verdad. Mas vale en- vosotras
una larga v linda cabellera, gu
unOs bigotes tan marciales y tai
incomodos como los de un vetera.
no de la guardia imperial.
Valerie GRATO.
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sContinnaci6n Dc IL o. pAsins,

tes, salsa, dulce preparado con ge-
latina arornas, = cafe, : aunque
Ia merienda era sabrosa : satisfa-
cfa el APPETITE, so recordaba que una
iieta asf, compuesta exclusivamente
de- seInillas, tubercules y carnes, no
mejorarfa la salud de ninglin ami
NAL normal en- experimentation pDr
peFfodos indefinidos' Ahora COM
prendefas por que es tan irteresan
te este aspecto de la Qufmica. I'd
has aprepdido en- Ia escuela que una
Etiieta bien eQuilibradat debe conte~
ner; dos onzas de grasa, cuatro De
profefna r slfez r seis de hidrocar-
bonados, con la nateria mineral ne
cesaria r el aqua para satisfacer
las necesidades del ORGANISING. rs
I'd formula, clasica desde La epo-
ca de Claudio Bernard Sc vino al
suelo de un solo soplo al empuje
| del siguiente experimento: La pro-
porci0n 2-4-16 preparada con aceite
vegetal bien refinado (paras silbg-
tituir Ii grasa) casefna qufrnica.
mente pura para SUBSTITUTE La pro-
ltefnaJ almid0n de mafz bien la
vado, (para suplir los hidrocarbo-
InadosD, con una mezcla de sales ini-
lneraies quImicamente puras, pero
exactanlente igual q La que Sc en-.
! caentra en- Ia leche de yAca ma
TO inexorAblemente de hambfe al ami
rial que sirvi0 de prueba. Sc echo
gasolsua a un autoin0yil que care
lcia de chispa en sl apRfato de ig-
nici0n. o Sc surti6 de carbon O, una
Iocomotosa sin poseer leila , foa-
foro para encenderlo. La chispa =
el f6sfro, en- esta lengua Sc naman
.Svitaminas"
EaS naranjas, Ia china, los limo
mes, las: toronjas. frutas deliciosas,
jngos exQuisitos; habrfa que inge-
irirlas a eentenares para rhantener
a ,in hornbtes Sin embargo 81 iugo
contiene una de esas sustancias ma
ravillosas, una vitamina, Que pro
tege al niho contra el excorbuto.
I'll tomato podrfa igllalar con ven
tajas aqnelias frutaS en- el desem-
peio de id6nticas funciones Ell ju-
60 de las frutas citrosas es dcido,
| sno es. cierto? Z sin embargo no 10
cs para los que padecen de exeeso
de acido en- st organisino. Al inge-
rirse este jugo sc, aumehta la aci-
dez del est0mAgo, pero tan pronto
Sc absorhe Ell acido citrico que con-
tiene, al quemarse despues de ID
Absorci6ns durante el proceso meta.
bolico de Ia nutrici6n, Sc desarroIla
agna y acido carb6nico, y este 81
Ieombina con ell sodio y el potasio
!! foFmando, los. ,carbonatos alcalinos
!, que neutraiizan la sargre. Conyie-
ne adSertir que cuando Sc ingiefer
u digieren Las l6arnes de Tres, dt
ayes ! pescado, los huevos, los sce-
/ Ereales, entire iellos la avenas cl arroz
sgalletas, maizs pan y cierfas frJitas
Ia, cereza .'rramberryg Las cfruelas
/ al natural ! en- conserya, el acide
Efosf6rico que contienen i el acidt
/ lsnlfdrico que Sc deriya de La OH.
daei6n del azufre de la protefna
i quedan en- Ell organismo como aci-
/ dos ffios. Estos acidos tienden !
s 1- -
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Juan 3, HJEYKgEs.

el. de Ia TERRA el de ia. nnaternidad
elA de la fatalidad que va 1nido q
Dsos = cuAndo sdais emociones son
|ruestras Faices las que Sc essrerne-
cen, las que descuhrimOs bajo ira.
mas ssltiles de hipocresfa, de adaY-
taciones, de oacilaeiones de toda
l.sperte. a
Sc dirla que sonaos nnas sinceras
que .yosotros,s..
Cuardo 10 sois.. seguranlente
Ella recibi6 el golpe en- pleno De
clio Y no replic6. Parecfa convened
da de unas cosHs y preoeupada por
otras. s
Y so1nos mas hurnanas -. ;c6
mo gdiria menos polfticas que Fos-
otIosa ssss "
Vosotras Sentfs la raza v la tie
FRA de la Tazas;r, vosotras. sentfs la
familia y el hogav de la 5famiiia ;
vosotras sentfs. Ia humanidhd y 81
ciclo de la huhanidad. Creo que ii
los dfplonaaticps os sdesaran deci-
dir las cIfestiones de. limftes, colo
carfais vuestras pequelas manos, IN
falibleinente, alif donde Dios los Sc
nal6.
Riose ella de aquella elocuencia
arrebatadorn, mas supo decir con
frialdad:
Que NAL gilsto el de La polftica.
lVeis?, no sois feninista. Ell
feinlnisnio es una tests, es una deli
beraci6n abstracta La mujer es mn
jer... y es la nladre del hombre.
/ Quertis algo mas?
EN- la gran poltrona dorada la ia
mita sc hundia. La figurilla de Ta-
nagra. sobre eI fondo rosa Y dora
do del danlasco, parecfa un sraba-
do de marfil. Con mirada sonricnte
buscaba, mas AHA del hombre an
cho ' nnacizo, aquella que debfa ha-
ber sido su madre y no llegaba a
iInaginaT sino los ojos duIcls!ha0s.
Extendio la naano mindscula y IL
jo con gracia inimitable:
- Amigos?
Sienlpre amigos Mas sQui6nes
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: Sc Siellte I'd. E1lveie-
Ger Pre111at atylraalaeiate !?

Miles de hombres v mujeres ven es-
caparseles prematslramente ell vigor v
fortaleza naturales de toda persona
sana v robusta. En- muchos casos los
descuidos o excesos son causa de esa
decadencia fisica. Lo que ocurre es que
Ia sangre pierde sus elementos de Vita
hdad; Sc pone debil, depauperada, I'M
pura, enterarnente depleta del hero
organize que tanto reQuiere para repa-
rar efcazmente el desgaste natural de
la vida activa.
z I Que hacerl NADIA mas l6gico que re-
poney en- la sangre ese valioso hero or
ganicn c0n.el Hero Nuxado, la formu-
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Buen hur1lor
s--~-----s-
VEJEZ
VEJEZ
-.

En San Miguel
Sc hablaba de una sehora que ha
muerto q los Ochenta amos.
Es possible que ftiera. tan vie-
ja?
X la conservado todas sus
facultades hasta el ditimd instan.
te.?
Ya 10 creo Como que la vls-
pera de su imuerte ain estuyo dis
cutiendo con su yerno
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solnos2
Con caleulada grayedad ella pd-
sOse el fndice sobre los labios y Sc
separaron.
Llegaron al salon de actos Guam.
do'el sexto orador terminaba su dis
cnrso, y con los que allf habfan es-
tado oyendole, resignadamente aplan
dieron.
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ALTERNATIVES

~ Pobre Pedro Tiene actuaimen
te muchos altos Y baios en- su vida.
! De veras2 IA que Sc dedica-
,ba
/ Is ascens0rista
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DEFECTUOSO

He yisto un sordo-mudo que
tenia un defecto de pronunciation.
mo es possible.
ST; le faltaba I'm dello.
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nalna ;Serfa 10 misnao que
Jnancito Y yo dijeramos nuestras
oraciones en- sei fon6grafo v le die
ramos cuerda todas las noches
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Ia naoderna para revitalizar la sangre v
los nervios. Colnbinado con glicerofoa-
fatos lorna I'm poderOso auxiliar para
toda persona cuyas fuerzas parecen
gastadas v en- rnuchOs casos hace re-
nacer la vitalidad y energfa de una
manera sorprendente.
El Hero NuxadO no es un clralo-
todo. Sc recomienda solamente para
OAR nueva vida la sangre y al sistema
nervioso; v un par de semanas basta-
ran para demostrar ell bien que puede
hacer. Hoy no sera demasiado tenn
prano para empezar. Todas las buenas
farmacias 10 venden.
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p&trf5 tAANu MAJ A~AAg l3AeGA ApesV
L hasta csiAndo estaremos al
selviclo dc las generaciones no
de nosotras nismas7
Hhsta tanto no procr6eis-res-
fondi6 el otrO seguro de yengarse
observe complacido como el mas
hermoso ftiBor que imaginarse pue-
da corrfa por el rostro de una pali-,
dez nEnea vista.
Peros la daHiita era muy lueSIa de
todo tambien de 81.
sin embargo, nosotras, muje-
res, escribiendo jamas henos guia-
do tropas, jaHlas henos se6alado'
epopeyas ST representatives las cua
Idaaes cornunes q mnchos, 81 repe-
timos los motives que son de mu-
chos, deberfamos tener mas inflnen
cia sobre las coneieneias, deberfa-
mos fornar la atm6sfera del mum
do por 10 menos de nuestro mum
do.
El hombre era d6cil y crefa notar
zen Las paiabras de ella una secreta
tristeza Miraba aquel cnerpecitO
que desaparecia bajo q traie negro.
como se mira un ntfo,, y expert
p1.st,taba ma a,esaa eI,oryne iai no no
aeffb proteeer.
yosokras sols la tsadici6n; vos
otras ret,resentais las cosas Que que
dan conservais y transmits las Ger
texas psie no se hnnden. Esto sois.
/ tosnreis mas adm
En- rehlidad dndaba de Que Ia rnvn
Sercita fnefa capaz de todo. 10 que
81 decia. tan fragil era; le hablaba
sin contarla afssolutarhente como
natris del niundo, coraparandola a
una h0ia .arrancada - Nevada nor
ii yiento. mas ilo Dor eslo renrissS
oiaba 4 s,l conviccion i bafalIaba
como en- un comicio.
! gi escribiera continue tram
dullamente la mu5erpreferlrfa es-
| ltar en- los p,lestos mas avanzados /;
,narcar ma nreya ruta ! hacerla
,rsSzar il s.slya como nm sendero on
| Ia montana. tho IS * mislno i to-
do ID tlen1as no cuenta 3
pero ii primer aguacero 81 SEN
dero se horra
Cuando no sigue Ia jugta. la
yerdadera direction. ST es esta. ii
es fatalmerite 9sta. el sendero se
conv;er4e erst,n cannino
" 40 nor merifn de aouel uno.
| La tnasA hubiera lleeado Al nisnlo
| raSu,lfatio 10 c,,aloriar rSanera, "a.
,o snss hneIlas see,,I,lares horr,a ttlas Il
vraItas j ana ,..ss,ar, Han hes.bo idai
ss8ndero IA canine IA Isrnasa es rtsf-.
npt,,a ii fnsiyi,a,,o rs mortal
Sosotras e.ntonces--.tliio IA m,,-
| Ter rensativa- t4sner;nos ei .nstinto
diego de Ia muchednmbre.
One ahofa i sfe,npre ess infaii4
bic como todos los instintos.
go; Atin cnando con.eta brsrtalida-
| des. eneafios. revoluciones?
ran0bien. entonces. pordue un
nal pfpsefIte Ges i ytS.es IN bien le-
81 "a, i i. .rt,,o,,fa !. ~. u vida No t,,an
Ia ios hofnbres cuenta las genera
| ciones de los i,ombres
La tiamita arrug0 III, POGO Ia fren
| fe n,,es IA vts.fs de raarrnol. u. las
| incisiones eran d,iras i fifmes c1-
! mo en- el nlarmoll Sc esforzaba evi4
dentemente por comprendef, por IL
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PASTILLAS del Dr.. BECKER
para los RINONES ! YEIICA.

C6mprelas en- las boticas. TOmelaA
por algnnas semanas. Mientras mas
prOnto lns tonne, EnuehO meior para
usfed.
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DEFINICION

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