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100 Wednesday with Mrs. Maude
Schaub, 500 Northern avenue. She
will be assisted by Mrs. j. H. Beck
and Mrs. Oscar Burghard. A world
event will be given by Mrs. w. o.
Cheesman and a short talk on Man
dalay by Mrs. H. H. Akers. Elec-
ton of officers VIII be held. Mrs. r.
w. Klein is new member.
Panamanian chapter will meet
Thursday for a 1890 luncheon with
Mrs. S. j. Finck, 1866 Bowman ave-
nue.. Mrs. Paul Trees will assist.
Mrs. Cora Ulrsy viii give a current
event and election Of officers will
be held
Argentinian chapter meeting will
be held Friday at the Cynthia Bell
tearoom. Members will meet at 1890
for luncheon. Hostesses are Mes
danes Warren Stroup, 2. A.
Thonl4 and William Sieber. There
win be g short musical program by
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Mrs. Elmer Pohlman, treasurer.
Committees are: Mrs. r. o. Fer
guson, membership; Mrs. A. w.
Fry, publicity; Mrs. L. H. Mills,
floral; Mrs. E. J. Katzenberger
program; Mrs. e. w. Clausing, flag,
and Mrs. Ted o. Philpott, courtesy
These chairmen were all reappoint-
ed as they have not served full
Year.
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Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy and Mrs.
Sieber, followed by the annual cleo
ton Of officers.
New officers Of the Brazilian
chapter are Mrs. Erla F. Ellis, presi-
dent; Mrs. Carl Dearmin, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Robert F. Dukes, secre-
tary; Mrs. Harry G. Klntworth,
treasurer.
Anglo-Indian chapter will meet
Saturday for luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Tressa Malin, 5675 North
Delaware street. Assisting hostesses
are Miss Daisy Ayre and Mrs. Wal
ter Brew T. The lecture will be fol-
lowed by the annual election of Of
ficers.
Erin Isle chapter will hold a call
meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert
Mcdaniel, 50 North Thirteenth
street, Beech Grove, Tuesday at
7:30. This Is 8 new chaptsf. the
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Entertain Rride-EZect

Miss Frances Williams, whose
marriage to Earl Schulthei will
take place April 1, vii be enter
tanned Thursday night at a bridge
party at the Lunley tearoom, given
By Miss AIuriel Hubbe1.
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Republicans to Meet

Board members Of the Indiana
Woman's Republican Club will meet
for luncheon Thursday at the Co
lunbia Club. Mrs. Spann Waynaire,
Anderson, president. will preside.
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Proper Diet
Will Add
to Weigh hi
BY SISTER MARY,
NEA serrlcA NYri,ar


With fashions more "fernininep
tnan they have been in years, many
woman is longing for a sugges-
ZION OF a curve or a dimple.
me person who has kept herself
slender BY means of restricted diet
ing can add her pounds as she will,
put the girl who is Just naturally
700 thin has a different problem.
Underweight seldom is wholly a
matter OF diet, although the other
causes usually 90 hand in hand
with faulty food habits Of some
sort.
Stimulate Your Appetite
Inc person who is underweight
from some obscure physical cause,
mental conflict or overWork faces
a different problem than the one
VINO is thin because Of faulty food
habits.
The underweight who has no ap-
petite should select foods which
Will stimulate a desire for food.
Lack Of appetite and small con-
sumption Of food usually goes with
small stomach capacity.
AS the appetite increases and the
amount Of food eaten each meal
increases, the capacity of the stom-
ach for food increases with the in
evItaDle reaction Of a natural de-
sire Tor food. In other words the
tirst thing the too-thin person must
90 Is to actually stretch her
stomach.
Maybe Sleep Is Needed
The person who is thin due TO
an inordinate amount of activity
IN proportion to his physical abil-
lty to hold food enough to main
tain the activity and at the same
time gain in weight must increase
MS sleep rest periods.
Then there are the underweights
VINO have the appetite and the de-
sire to gain but who do not eat the
right foods.
MIX, so valuable a. a food, can
be taken In many forns-hot, cold.
With added cream or milk, sugar
or both, in cocoa and chocolate, in
custards, sherbets, and ice cream
and as buttermilk and is one Of the
easiest foods to add to the diet.
Watch for Wrong Diet
The following suggestions are
speciflc and will form a working
basis for those underweights
whom the dietician can help.
Fruits and fruit juices, succu-
lent vegetables, yeast breads and
meat broths stimulate the appe-
lite. These foods make a perfect
elimination, which is essential for
good health before gaining diet
can be considered.
Plenty Of good, wholesome food
normally required by everybody
must be supplied before adding the
so-called "fattening" foods. The
excessive use OF weight gaining
foods alone might do more harm
than good. This general menu for
day should be kept in mind.
Menus for Day
Breakfast - Fruit, cereal with
sugar and cream, eggs, toast or
other bread stuff with butter, milk
or coffee.
Luncheon 49, Cream vegetable
soup, croutons, fresh fruit or veg
etable salad, bread or rolls with
butter, dessert made Of milk and
eggs served with cream, tea.
Characterization, meat, potato,
cooked vegetable, raw vegetable or
salad, bread and butter, dessert.
After this diet has been provided,
the reinforcements can be brought
in. Woodworking and mid-after-
noon lunches are an easy way to in
crease the food intake. A glass Of
milk or egg nog just before going
to bed is often effective.
However, in the zeal to add fats
and carbohydrates to ones diet,
care must be taken to prevent
stomach upSets.
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Henorrhoiids
Go Quick

All Pile Misery Ended without Cut.
ting or. Salves.
Piles 90 quickly and don't come back,
if you remove the cause. Bad blood
circulation in the hemorrhoidal veins
causes piles by making the affected
parts weak, fabby, almost dead. SaIves
and ointments fail because only an in
ternal medicine can actually correct
these conditions. Dr. J. S. Leonhardt
discovered a real internal Pile remedy.
After prescribing it for 1000 patients
with success in $50 cases. he named
it HEM-ROID. Hooks Dependable
Drug Stores say one bottle OF HEM
ROID Tablets must end your Pile
misery or money back.-Advertisement
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Lnnche0M Arrnnned

Beta Beta alunnae chapter Of
Alpha Chi Omega sorority VIII meet
for luncheon at / next Saturday at
the home Of Mrs. S. B. Walker, 50
Layman avenue.
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Hold REGULAR Meetin0

Alpha chapter, Theta Chi Omega
sorority, will hold its regular bust
ness meeting Monday night at the
home Of Miss Louise Harter, 1O44
West Thirty-sixth street.
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Now You Can Wear
FALSE TEETH
With Real Comfort

Fasteeth, a new. pleasant powder.
keeps teeth firmly set. Deodorizes. No
gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling.
70 eat and laugh in comfort Just
sprinkle a little Fasteeth on your
plates. Get it today at Hooks and
other drug stores.-Advertisemen
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International
Study Club

Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy. president
of the International Travel-Study
Club, Inc, has appointed her non1i-
mating committee as follows: Miss
Claire Henry, chairman; Mesdames
Fred Brown, G. H. Thrasher, Carrie
Abbott Guio and Miss Helen Smith.
There will be a call meeting Of
the executive committee Monday at
1880 at the home Of Mrs. Sandy
1884 Sutherland drive.
Mrs. Samuel r. Artrnan will have
for her subject this week, before
the chapters Of the club, "Feasts
and Masks in Jungles of Brazil"
Elsinore chapter will meet Mon
dav at 1880 insthe Lunley tearoom
for luncheon. The nominating COM
mittee will report at this meeting
and election Of officers for the en-
suing year will be held. Mrs. Wal
ter Jensen. former member, was
welcomed back into the chapter.
Other new members attending the
February meeting were: Mesdames
Jack Salter, H. E. Jenisch, Elna ia
cobson, G. G. Thorvald and Dan
Resur.
Australian chapter of the club
will meet Tuesday for l o'clock
luncheon with Mrs. Wilbur Wash
burn, eS1 Leslie street. Mrs. H. a.
Stevens and Mrs. Jules zinter are
assistant hostesses. Officers are to
be elected for the coming year. The
program will consist of group OF
readings by Mrs. Christine Cum
mings.
Fidelweiss chapter will entertain
the Alpha with 6 o'clock dinner
TiIesday evening at the Lockerbie
hotel. Miss Claire EATy will give
a report Of the federation meeting.
Oficers will be elected Tor the COM
ing year and the chapter presidents
request all members to attend. The
Fidelweiss chapter will have charge
Of the program.
Washingtonian chapter will meet
at the home Of Mrs. j. L. McCurdy,
800 East Maple road. at $50 on
Wednesday. Miss MurreN Westfall
is assistant hostess. There will be
an election Of officers for the COM
ing club year.
Mandalay chapter viii meet at
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Club to Haze Election

Children's Sunshine Club of Sun
nyside will hold its monthly business
meeting and election of officers at
2 Wednesday at the Fletcher Amer
lean National bank.
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Mandalay chapter WI meet a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-09

FASHION Tor spring Is more
l. ladylike. And at the same time
more dramatic. The flapper idea
no longer is one Of the accepted
themes. Women are choosing
clothes that are correct in fashion
details and correct for the occa-
sion when they are worn.
American women have made up
their minds definitely about the
fashions they prefer. For example,
for evening wear they choose lots
Of clothes adapted from those worn
by the most perfect type Of all
women-the Greek goddess.
The costumes of the Greek god
desses consisted of a piece Of cloth
which they draped around them in
very artistic, yet very simple way.
One way was to make the drap-
cry fall in long straight folds. The
other was to drape it to give the
effect of a short peplum or tunic
around the waist. The same effects
are seen in many Of the evening
dresses that now are in fashion.
Long straight flowing lines, pep
lums or short tunics on skirts,
draped necklines, cowls and scarfs,
draped girdles and sash ties, are
some Of the important fashion de-
tails that are Greek in their in
spiration.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13
BRIEF NEWS FROM MELOLAND

Griset, Meloland teacher, motored
to coast points last weekend. Miss
Griset visited with her mother in
Santa Ana and Miss Connors spent
the weekend with relatives in Los
Angeles.
Miss Enid Hause, a Chula Vista
teacher, spent the weekend here
as the guest of Miss Lucille Wells,
at the Meloland teacherage.
The MelOland school teachers
presented a set Of reading demon
STATIONS last Friday afternoon at
the Wilson school in FL Centre. be-
fore Superintendent Collins and his
two rural supervisors, Miss Winnie
Mae Mackey and Mrs. Grace Fer
rell. and the rural teachers of e.
Centre district.
Mrs. Harry James conducted a
reading lesson with several Of her
upper grade pupils. Several pupils
from Miss Amy Griset's middle
grades gave interesting book re-
ports and two little girls from her
room operated and explained a
miniature moving picture theatre,
showing the history of grain. Miss
Lucille Wells, OF the primary Depart
ment, showed and explained the
use of her charts and pictures for
AmericaniZation use.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13

march before the game the Navy
band will play Garry On For
Rockne."
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13

and hard fight will be the determin'
ing factor.
Idaho Strong
The strongest of the three eleyens
invading California is Idaho's Van
dals, who oppose the Golden Bears
at Berkeley. They are being well
coined with a respectful gesture
the announcement by Coach Bill
Ingram that he will start his first
team against them.
Nevada had only a bullet pass
when it met California several
weeks ago and Coach Glenn Pop
Warner of Stanford believes the
boys ON his second and third teams
will be strong enough to defeat
Nevada so he can save his regulars
for the big game" with California
next week.
Montana has new hope as it
plans TO go against the leading
team of the coast, University OF
Southern California. Montana and
University of California at Los
Angeles have not won a single con-
ference game. On Wednesday U.
c. L. A. beat st. Marys the team
that defeated U. S. c., and the
small squad from Montana is de-
termined to show again what a eel
lar club can do.
Santa Clara and the University
Of San Francisco meet here Sunday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13
By MRS. WARD M'GREW
Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

The Melloland Community Bridge
club met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Joe Kinnaird for
a delicious luncheon and delightful
afternoon Of bridge.
At the close of the afternoon. the
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ed
Boyd. high, and Mrs. Waldo W.
Weeth, second.
Those present TO enjoy this de-
lightfulparty were MesdameS Ell
bert Newton. Merle Hartsock,
R. Neifert, Arthur Farley, Lytle
Kinnaird, H. c. Skipper, G. c.
Richards, Waldo w Weeth, Ed
Boyd and the hostess.
Isaac Mcbride and three chill
dren, Mildred, Louise and Earle,
and Miss Evelyn Kirby were dinner
guests Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Mcbride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Boyd returned
from Pasadena last Monday after a
vacation of two weeks spent in that
city and in Los Angeles.
Miss Frances Connors, a teacher
at Acacia school, and Miss Amy
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13
Colleges Will
Honor ROckne

NEW YORK, Nov. Is. UP)-Foot-
ball teams in all parts Of the ma
ton will honor the memory vi the
late Knute Rockne of Notre Dame
tomorrow.
Plans for "Rockne Day" have
been completed by the Rockne Mem
orial Association and more than &c
universities and colleges in addi-
ton to many high schools and Sec
ondary institutions have agreed to
participate.
Principal ceremonies will be held
at Baltimore where Notre Dame
plays Navy. AS 1000 midshipmen
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13
New Deputy In
Health Office

Tightening the burden Of the I'M
perial county health department,
Emma D. McKendry has been ap-
pointed deputy county health Off
Ger to serve as public school nurse
in the Calipatria and north end
region three half-days every week,
DR.. Warren T. Fox announced yes
terday afternoon.
The nurse also will work in Cali
patria elementary schools three
half-days each week. In addition
to attending Calipatria schools, she
will work in north end rural schools
AS deputy county health officer
the nurse viii aid in the work of
controlling communicable diseases
It is hoped in time to install full
time deputy county public health
officer in the north end district, to
work out Of the FL Centre office,
DR.. Fox said.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13

gain Week fares will apply to all
points on Pacific Greyhound Lines,
and will effect a considerable saving
in travel dollars for Thanksgiving
travellers" Markell said in announc-
ing the low fares.
Round trip tickets will go on sale
at the low rate starting November
Il and ending November &c with
final return limit on all tickets of
December 3, according TO Markell.
This liberal allowance in final re-
turn limit Of tickets will afford
Thanksgiving travellers ample time
to visit distant metropolitan centers,
Markell said.
The low round trip fares will also
apply on the night coach service
between San Francisco and Los
angeles hv payment Of an addition
al charge of 81 each way Tor berth.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13
LONE HEADLINER
SCHEDULED FOR
PACIFIC COAST
BY earle ii. BENNETT
United Press Staff Correspondent

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13. U.P)
The best match on Pacific coast
gridirons tomorrow is likely to be
the University of Washington
against Washington State College
at Seattle.
There is only one other contest OH
the schedule for the far west that
might be classified as a headliner.
It is the game between University
of Oregon and Oregon State Col
lege at Eugene, Ore.
The dope will be upset if there
is a single close encounter in Cali
fornia.
State universities of Idaho, Mon
tana and Nevada have sent sew
eral carloads of young men to this
state with only prayer for victory
over California, University OF
Southern California and Stanford.
The team with the best strategy
will probably win the battle be-
tween the Huskies of Washington
and the Cougars of Washington
State. There are many good ar
guments why Washington should
win, and sound reasoning gives
the Cougars an excellent chance for
victory.
Neither of them has a chance to
finish above third place in the Pa
cific coast conference but an old
rivalry and the title of Washington
State will make them play like
champions in this one game.
Washington and Washington
State have had to prepare cautious
ly for the contest because each
went through hard game last Sat-
urday. California beat the the
Huskies, Is to 0, and a field goal
in the last minutes was all that
gave the Cougars 9 to win over
Idano. Washington seems to have
more versatile offensive a n
Washington State a better defense.
Oregon, with a IA to victory ov-
er New York University, is favored
over Oregon State. BY winning this
contest, Oregon will virtually cinch
a tie for second place in the con-
ference. Oregon State has won
only one of four conference games
which was the victory over Mon
tana. Here again, however, hostil-
ity that has existed for years
means that comparative merits OF
the teams must be brushed aside
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13
Bruins Slash
Grid Tickets

LOS ANGELES, Nov. Is. UP
The big hearted Bruins from Uni
versity of California at Los An
geles, having reached their majority
through beating st. Mary's college,
have decided to share their good
fortune with the public.
So the ticket price for the
U.CL.A.-Oregon university game
here November 81 has been reduced
from 81 to Sl.50.
Ben Person, Bruin press agent,
revealed U.CL.A. collected $4,000
rain insurance on the st. Mary's
game. 1t rained all morning, but
cleared by game time SO that $4,000
fans turned out.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13
Free Employment
Office To Open

Equipment of the free employ
ment office to be maintained this
winter by the master relief COM
mittee is being obtained today and
installed at 430 Main street.
The free employment office will
be maintained throughout the
winter and will be in charge Of
Ralph Reynolds. Citizens OF the
town are donating furnishings and
a telephone will be installed i'm
medlately.
Captain w. NJ. Cunningham of
the federal labor bureau also will
maintain headquarters at the same
place in co-opera.>on with the local
committee.
Local residents who have any
type Of work they wish done are
asked to communicate with the en-
ployment office. Both men and
women will register at the office
and be provided with work as
rapidly as possible.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13

$4,000 IN AWARDS
For the Best Answers to This Question:
"Why does the men Buick Eight, at its men lon
prices again confirm the Buick pledge: When better
automobiles are built, Buick will build them
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13
STAGES OFFER
REDUCED RATES
FOR HOLIDAYS

Going home for Thanksgiving
viii have a greater significance this
year than ever rs far as transporta-
ton costs enter into the problem.
L. c. Markell, traffic manager Tor
Pacific Greyhound Lines. today an
nounced q Thanksgiving Bus Bar
gain Week would start November
p with low round trip fares in Ell
feet which viii equal the usual one
way fares ana in some instances viii
drop below the regular enc way
fare.
These Thanksgiving Bus Bar
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13

First Prize, SIS, 900
Second Prize, $4,000 Third Prize, $1,000
Fortysx other prizes ranging 81 Soo. Contest
Saturday. Nov ~ Ends Midnight Monday Dec 4th.
See Buick Dealer for literature containing full norma
ton the Buick Eight well complete rules of the
contes-Tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13

and hard fight will be the determin'
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13

| The Wizard Control
2 Ne7y Automatic Clutch
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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13
Carnegie Tech
Coach To Quit

CHICAGO, Nov. 10. U.R)-Judge
Walter p Steffen, football coach
of Carnegie Tech for 10 years, will
resign his post at the end of the
present season.
Steffen announced his resignation
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13

at a University of Chicago alumni
dinner. In his student days he was
a star quarterback on the Maroon
teams succeeding Walter Eckersall.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-11-13
Raised Potatoes From Seeds

NORWALK, o., U.P)-Mrs. Will
liam Meyers raised potatoes in her
garden this year from seeds, I'M
ique agricultural effort.
La gaceta., 1931-09-28

-Tambien hablamos de ESQ
el ano pasado 10 bastante, para
que comprendieras que no de-
bias proponermelo hoy!... AIDE
mas: 20 creia que posterior-
mente, en- la corte habrias for
mado cabal juicio de 10 que yo
he sido EN- ell mundo, llegando a
conocer que la marquesa Julia
de AS no puede volver a la So
eiedad sin muehos millenes con
que aplastar a antiques envidio-
SOS Y eonstantes hip6critas.
/ Desgraciado de ii 81 fueras a
Madrid c%onmigo!... Los duques
y los ministries te tratarian con
mas horror que estos cortijeros |!
Convencete, Guillermo... Yo no
personifico ell amor natural, ell
amor libre, sin otros goces que
La gaceta., 1931-09-28

ell quito recfproco de dos seres
aislados! L.. Tampoco dele de adj
vertfrtelo en- nuestra primera
conferencia... Ash pues, ell dia
que 70 no haste a tn felicidad,
dejame y vete, va sea en- busca
de otro amor. va sea en- deman
da de tn futura familia, como
lealmente te aconsejo. Esto es
hablarte segdn cumple hablar a
la llamada Pr6diga; y, en- la
inteligencia de que asi 10 harias
te di hace siete meses mi amor,
ell resto de mi vida, ell resto de
mi paz, ell aprecio de que aqui
gozaba, TODD 10 que yo era y po-
dia ser en- ell mundo.... magma
te ahora cuanto te adorara mi
corsz6n, supuesto que no estcy
arrepentida de aQuel sacrifice!
La gaceta., 1931-09-28
@ R

martes, en- Akron, Ohio, con
Youn F~itzsimmons, de Newark.
Con Mickey Cohen, de Den
yer, peleara ell martes, en- Kan
sas City, Herm ] Perlick, de
Kalamazoo Michigan.
Ell microbes, en- Oakland, Ca
lifornia, sostendran un combate
a diez asaltos, Andy Divodi, de
New York, peso welter, contra
ell frances CASTOR Lecadre; en-
Seattle, estado de Washington.
Tom Morgan Sc halla compro-
metido a batirse con Sammy
Santos, de Los Angeles.
Dave Shade, ell veterano de
California, reaparecera ell vier'
mes en- ell Madison Square Gar.
den, New York, con Ben Jeby
estrella de peso mediano, de con
trincante.
La gaceta., 1931-09-28

Guillermo, a fuer de joven y
de impresionable, qued6 deslum-
brado, al par que lleno de graft
tud Y lastima, ante aquel abismo
sin fondo de generosidad y ter
nura... Domino, pues, las ire
mendas emociones que aun agi-
taban su amino, Y exclam6 apa-
sionadamente:
- Julia mia!.. iDices bien!.,
TIL y 70 nos bastamos para ser
felices... iDondequiera que los
dos estamos, nos sobrara ell mum
do, en- ell cual no tenemos para
que fijar los ojos L.. iSeguire-
mos, por consiguiente, viviendo
aqui amos Y amos, sin volver a
pensar en- las ridiculeces que
tanto nos han amargado en- ell
dia de hoy! Ven a mis- brazos,