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FIRE
i i i
FrOmberg Forms Fighting Unit
To Combat Its Blazes

Hereafter, fires within the linz
its of Fromberg ire going to be
systematically fought by a volun-
teer fire-fighting organization
which was formed there last We'd
nesday evening.
R. V. Wright will head the new
department as fire chief and is to
be aided by Assistant Fire Chief
Ed Nelson. The membership,
which includes SO Fromberg men,
also named as its executive officers
Cass E. Parker, president, and
John w. Ross. secretary treasurer;
and selected Ray Brown. Fred
Walker and C. r. Haworth as a
committee to draft a set of by
laws.
The new department is to comply
with state regulations, as well as
those of insurance underwriters.
The state fire warden has been
asked to cooperate in organizing
the new fire-fighting unit so that
it will conform with the regula-
tions.
Approximately $500 will be re-
CURED for a fully-equipped fire
fighting truck, it was estimated,
and members of the department
are to seek the cooperation of the
Fromberg city council in meeting
this expenditure. Final organiza-
ton of the volunteer unit is to take
place at a meeting set for January
IN
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COUNTY ATTORNEY rs
TO EIGHT
HOUR LAW IN CARBON

Upon receipt of a circular letter
which has been issued to all coun-
ty attorneys in the state by Attor-
ney General Raymond T. Nagle re-
questing that the eight-hour-labor
law be enforced, County Attorney
f. P. Conwell this week made the
following statement:
Il will gladly cooperate with At
torney General Nagle in seeing to
it that the eight-hour law is rigid
ly enforced and that whenever evil
dence is presented to me that it is
being violated by anyone in Car
bon county such violators will be
prosecuted"
The attorney generals circular
stated that many complaints of vi
Citations Of the law are being re-
ceived by his office. In part his
letter further said:
Union officials assert that they
are willing to supply the evidence
If the county attorneys will pro-
coed to prosecute. They suggest
that, if the county attorneys would
simply issue a warning to employ
ers that the law would be enforc-
ed. Perhaps such a warning
would stop violations.
They specifically request that
1t be recommended that the coun-
ty attorneys issue statements, for
the purpose of wide publicity, to
the effect that the eight-hour law
will be vigorously enforced.
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production with satisfactory re-
suits.
The Ohio Oil company drilled
but one well in Dry creek this
year, the federal oil administration
having limited development. But
little oil is being marketed from
Dry creek at the present time. This
oil will find a market in the spring
in Billings refineries and in Utah.
1t is AZ gravity "sweet" crude, SIM
liar to Cat creek crude.-Montana
Oil and Mining Journal.
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L.
Ohio Announces Completion of
Agnes Maddox No. IL Well

The Ohio Oil company this week
announced completion of its Agnes
Maddox No. IA we'll in Dry creek
field, with an initial production of
1852 barrels in the first "a hours
from the Dakota sand.
The Dakota sand was found
from $3.50 to 1888 feet but drill
ing continued to the Lakota, with
a total depth of 6,120 feet where
water was encountered. Hole was
bridged back and it was placed on
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GREEvER HONORED
Continued from Page II

Previous to the banquet affair,
a good roads meeting was held in
the commissipners' room of the
Park county courthouse in connec-
ton with the building of the
Clark's Fork road. Both Mr..
Shelley and Mr.. Houton attended
this meeting, at which a member
of the Wyoming state highway
commission and the commissions
district engineer were present. The
Red Lodge men assured those in
attendance that this city would CO.
operate in undertaking the con-
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struction of the road, thus making
an improved connection between
Cody and Red Lodge and providing
a road for the people living in the
southern part of Carbon county
and northern Park county, Wyo-
ming. Citizens of Cody demon
strated on every hand their will
ingness to cooperate with Red
Lodge in all undertakings for the
benefit of both communities.
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Read the advertisements.
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DEATH TAKES FORMER
COUNTY FARM INMATE

Alex Nissila, "a, a former in
mate of the county poor farm
here who was recently removed to
the state asylum for the insane at
Warm Springs, died at that insti-
tuition early Monday morning,
Sheriff ]. R. McFate was advised
by telephone Monday afternoon.
The deceased was declared in
sane by a county insanity board
here December A and was taken to
the state asylum the day following.
He had been employed as a coal
miner in the Red Lodge vicinity
and had been a resident here for
about 80 years. About four ear
ago he was admitted to the county
poor farm. Interment was to be
at Warm Springs. No survivors
are known.
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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-19

Australia is to have regular air.
plane passenger and mail service
with England, a company formed
in the Commonwealth providing
connections with a British line at
Singapore.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-19

Don't miss the years biggest
boxing card and dance at Joliet,
Saturday night, December %.
42-1t.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-19

Operated by a small electric or
vacuum windshield motor, a new
tail light for automobiles swings
like the red warning signal at a
railroad crossing when switched
on.
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preferably in northwest section Of
city. Inquire at News Office.
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til yesterday had eluded him.
81 had never before felt so
sure l was going to win," he said,
land by the time we got through
the first quarter. l was surer than
ever.
Mrs. Sloane's heart must have
skipped a beat as the horses left
the post, for Cavalcade was then
no better than eleventh in a field
of Is. But Garner, pouring a
coaxing git along, doggie" into
the colts ear, moved UP quickly
to be seventh passing its owners
clubhouse box.
There were a thousand thrills
in the 60th Kentucky derby. One
was the magnificent early running
of the filly Mata Hari. which fl
nally went to the post a third
choice. Mata Hari broke on top
and held the lead past the quar-
ter and half mile marks only to
weaken approaching the mile.
But the thrill of thrills was the
closing fight between Cavalcade
and Discovery, the Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt colt which had rushed
into the lead at the three-quar-
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AMERICAN Isl
DIVISIONERS
ALL WINNERS
cbisox Take First White
washing; Braves and
Giants Win

NEW YORK. May 7.-CUP)-
The American league pennan'
race stretched out Sunday when
tho fomr frs.-division clubs won
and the second-diYlS'on OUTFITS
lost. .LoJad
tho Browns. 6 20 ). with Lou Gen
RIO leading the YankS' alne-"'t
tact ON Andrews and Wells. he
registered his third homer OF ''e
seeson q double and a single
driying in three runs. His single
scored Combs with the winning
tally in the ninth. ,
Cleveland edged the AtnIetIcS'
20 g when Averill'S triple ~
the seventh sent home PytlaE with
the marginal tally. Jimmy Fox
nj the AS made mis- fifth homer
and Porter contributed a four
bagger for the Indians. Hudlln al
lowed the AS eight hits. while the
Indians made seven Oft Mahaltey
and Marcum. e..
The Red Sox smo;hered Detroit,
Ia to I. clicking off y runs IN
the fourth inning. Sixteen men
went to the plate in that frame,
making four triples. two doubles,
five singles. a sacrifice and ac-
eepting a pass and on error. Carl
REYNOLDS led the Boston attack
with two triples. single and i
walk during the game. Rube Wal
berg limited the Tigers To II
scattered hits. Marberry HogSett
and Larlin pitched for Detroit.
Washington blanked Chicago >
10 0, behind Tommy Thomas six
hit pitching. II was the SoX first
whitewaShing Of the season. john
ny Stone led the Senators nine
hit assault on Jones and Lyons
with a Triple and two doubles.
In the National league. the Car
dinals winning streak was snapped
at seven straight, when they were
nosed out by Boston 8 10 2. This
victory enabled the Braves to re-
pi2ce the Cards at fourth position
i'm the ranking.
Joe Mowry won for the Braves
with a home run in the eighth.
Frank House allowed the Cards
seven hits. the same number BOs-
ton collected off Hallahan and
Grimes. The Cards made both
their runs in the ninth.
The leading Giants downed Gin
einnati. 5 to 3, for the Reds sew
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IS
DERBY WINNER
Flawless Riding Of Speedy
Colt Gives Eastern
Favorite Glory
By STUART CAMERON.
United Press Sports Editor

LOUISVILLE. KY, May T.
(UP)-The fortunate combina-
ton of a naturally speedy colt, a
perfect training regime and a
nearly flawless ride has sent Ken
lucky derby glory back to the
east.
1t was the favorite. Cavalcade,
owned by Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloan
of New York, which led the field
of 13 fleet thoroughbreds across
the finish line at yesterdays 6Oth
running at the nations most IA
NOUS horse race.
Happiest man in Louisville to-
day was 34-year-old Mack Garner
of Centerville, Iowa. who guided
Cavalcade around the Churchill
Downs racing strip. Winner of al
most every race of consequence
in America, the derby prize, un-
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II s+ro;obt defeat. New York
nade 10 off 81 Johnson anu
Sfont including Gus ManGuso ,
bon,er Hal Schumacher allowed
no. no, pcds nine but kept them scat
t toe Chick Hafey nicked him for
" @ %bicaco trounced the PhillieS
!, 70 5 after the Phils contrlout-
Wv errors. Philadeiphia's only
e ~ came from knocking
Lon Warneke out OF the box IN
- fourth with fve-run attack.
The Cnbs hit Hanse, Elliott, Ora
bowski and barrow for l safetless'
wbiIe Warneke. Timing and Bush
Yielded ten. Don Hurst made a
PbiTv homer in the fourth with
two aboard.
The Pirates scored their third
straight victory, an 8 to 3 win
over Brooklyn. Pittsburgh had a
sjx-run lead going into the sixth,
but the bod eerS rallied for three
runs in the sixth and two in the
seventh. Two more Pittsburgh
TALES in the eighth sewed up the
game. Boyle and Frey made
Broo lyn four-baggers, as part OF
the seven hits the Dodgers col
lected off Meme, HOyle and Swift.
Pittsburgh made hits
off LeonGrd. Page, Munns and
Carroll. Paul Waner made three
singles and scored three times.
Advertise IL or you may
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Jews Urged 10
Back Roosevelt
Loyalty to Policies Sought
at United Synagogue

WASHINGTON. May 7. luP ,.
Energetic w e support of Roosevelt
administration policies by all ALLEYS Jews
was Srls'' urged today at the opening pc ing
United Il ted Synagogue of America saon,
on Addressing $50 delegates from
-, narts If the U. S. and Canada,
Henry fIe W. Braude, prominent Phil
aJaInhia communal worker, as
sa;Ied communism and fascism
snd said hatred and prejudice are
Intensified through suffering, de-
privation and misery.
owe must make it known
among our co-religionists that dis
LOYALTY to the presidents leader
ship means a hindrance to sa-
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tiers.
After trying to pass Discovery
on the inside, Cavalcade was
swung back and came up on the
outside, entering the stretch. Here
was a real horserace, and the
crowd of some $4,000 roared the
name of the favorite as Cavalcade
passed Discovery coming down
the home stretch and went on to
win by good 2 1-2 lengths, going
away.
There was great debate over
size of the crowd but $4,000 SEEM
ed a likely total considering the
fact the $4,000 programs were
sold soon after the first race was
run. Veteran derby-goers said it
was the merriest crowd since be-
fore prohibition. All Of the bars
at the Downs did a tremendous
business.
The total derby bet, $353,S54,
was the largest since 1881 when
the total was $499,454.
Professor Writ got some re-
suits. He made the country doubt
the good sense of professors.
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cred cause, the failure or even re-
tardation of which may breed
more religious and racial preiu.
dices with the consequence of suf.
fering and unhappiness on the
part of man if not ALL"
Means of counteracting preiu,
dices and promoting understand,
ing between members of different
faiths were discussed by severa
speakers, including Roger W
Straus and Prof. Eduard Heimanr
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La opinión., 1934-12-02
NUEVA MESA De
La OGIA QUE
FUNDO La AHA.
Durante la session fue pre-
sentado D. Brigido Caro-,
miembro de la Alianza

TUCSON, Arizona, noviembre %.
(Por Correo1.- FL domingo ante
rior. 25 de los c~orrlentes, In Logia
Fundadora de In Alianza Hispano
Americana. en- session solemne. pro-
cedi0 nj nombramiento de la nueva
Mesa Directiva que debera funcio-
a durante el aho social de 1895;
habiendo resultado electo ell siguien
te personal:
P%residente. NJ. r. Grijalva. (ree-
lecto): Vice presidente. Ramon L.
~Siqueiros. (reelecto); Secretaria.
Maria A. de Pima. (%reelecta): Teso
zero. Manuel Diaz Pulido. (reelec-
to-; Primer Sindico, Amado c. Der
nal: Segundo Sindico. Francisco c.
Cardenas: Tercer Sindico. Amado
Gotta Robes: Ujier. Santiago Mo-
rales Jr.; Conserve. Santiago Mora
les ST., Y Portero, Jose Montado.
Despues de In declaratoria de ley,
ell P%residente. senior Grijalva. hizo
Ia presentation del hermano Brfgi-
do Caro-. miembro oromlnente de la
AHA. que sc hallaba presente CO.
III "NiAhho NC ipllpls ioiilbl diluO
al Prof. Amado Gotta Robes para
que diera la %bienvenida al distin-
guido visitante.
Cump'iendo con esa comlsi6n. ell
Prof. Gotta Robes, en- breves pero
elocuentes c~onceptos, hizo ell pane
girico de la p~ersonalidad del her.
mano Caro-. exaltando su amplia la
-. "
la "AHA". Y como luchador de prin
cipios firmes g inquebrantables. di-
ciendo. al terminar. que sentia un
~verdadero placer en- dare una cor
dial bienvenida en- nombre de la
F~undadora. Una saliva de aplausos
rubric6 las dltimas palabras del
Prof. Gotta Robles.
Corresponds ell senor Caro- al ho-
menaje que sc lie tributaba. con
frases de profundo agradecimien-
to. refiriendose en- seguida al ra-
pido progreso que ha venido reali-
zando In Alianza Hispano America
Ia. debido al noble y constante inn
pulse del Consejo Executive v a la
infatigable labor de los actuales or
ganizadores. considerandola como u
ma obra meritoria, digna del mas al
to encomio. Concluy6, felicitando a
la nueva Mesa Directiva. reelecta
en- su gran mayoria, por haberse
hecho ~acreedora. una vez mas. a
Ia confianza de sus hermanos EN-
la tarea constructive que tiene en-
c~omendada. Durante Ia corta, pero
brillante improvisation del senior
Caro-, fue interrumpido varlas We
ces por ell APPLAUSE de los concurren
ties.
Hab,aron despues, respectivamen
tie. los hermanos Jose Jordi, Ramon
Siqueiros y Pedro de Leon, siendo
todos muy ~aplaudidos.
En- suma: la session a que hace-
mos referencia, Sc desarrollo dem
tro de un ambiente de cordial fra
ternidad. resaltando la discipline, la
~compostura y correction entire los
asociados. como corresponds al me-
recido prestigio de Ia Logia Funda.
dora de Ia A.ianza Hispano Ameri.
! cana.
La opinión., 1934-12-02
CtRNERA GANO EN-
PElEA
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, di

BOENOS AIRES, Argentina, d.
ciembre 1.-CUP).- Ell eX-campeon
mundial de peso complete Primo
Carnera. de Italia, conquisto una
victoria por decision sobre ell ar
gentino Victoria Campolo, al final
de la pelea concertada a doce cpl
sodios que sostuyieron hoy en- la
noche aqui.
La contienda resulto dislucida y
falta de interes, disgustando a la
numerosa con%currencia que asistio
al Estadlo Independence para yer
EN- accion a los dos gigantes del
ring. Camera parecio sentir mucho
respeto por su oponente, y procure
entrar en- clinch despues de cada
golpe, hacienda fastldiosa la pelea.
De los tres rounds que gano Cam
polo en- TODD ell encuentro, ell mejor
fue ell septimo, cuando asumio la
ofensiva Y forzo a Carneea a BUS
car refugio en- las cuerdas. A la sa-
Ida de un clinch Camera conecto
un derechazo a su adversario. y fue
amonestado por ell referee Rodriguez
Jurado.
En- ell oitavo round los dos pelea-
dores e%ntraron en- algunos cambios
de golpes, con Campolo alternando
duros derechazos cruZados a la qui
jada de Primo, aunque sin ningnn
efecto.
En- ell decimo episode Camera y
Campolo cayeron a la Iona cuando
ell italiano sa'to de su esqulna al
sonar la campana, y Sc lanzo sobre
ell ~gentino, e~nviandolo contra las
cuerdas. Los dos entraron en- clinch
y cayeron.
Eel ex-campe6n de peso complete
Sc llevo seis de los doce rounds,
quedando tres em%patados.
Camera habia noqueado a Cam
! polo en- dos rounds. en- Nueva York,
| antes de que ell gigantic italiano sc
convirtiera en- campeon mundiai
La opinión., 1934-12-02
AVERGONZADO DE SER
"Mr. ELISA LANDI"

Cuando la estrella y novelista pre-
sento su propia demanda de diyor
clio, Gurante Ell mes de Mayo ar
mo. dijo este:
"Mi esposo temia ser llamado
"Mr. Elisa Landi". Anteriormente
trato en- mil formas de ayudarm9
a tener exito en- ell cine y en- ia Ii
teratura, pero ahora que va me
encuentro en- la cuspide por mis-
~propios esfuerzos, ell We o tenor
que e. mundo 10 conozea por mi
nombre".
Agreg6 tambien en- csc entonces
que Lawrence Sc rehusaba a mir
a vivir a Hollywood al lado suyo.
Miss Landi, hija de Ia Condesa
Caroline Zanardi-Landi, tiens -
amos de edad. Nacio en- Venecia.
Italia, y a la fecha Sc encuentra
bajo contrato con los estudios Pa
ramount.
Contrajo nupcias con Lawrence
en- LonGres Ell Is de Enero de 1928.
Y vino a Estados Unidos en- 1890.
Su primer papel de estrella del tn
blado fue en- la pelicula "Adios q
las Armas'. trabajando durante dos
amos en- New York, y en- seguiia
vino a Hollywood donde comenz0 u
trabajar en- %peliculas.
La primera novela que escribi6
fu6 a los 16 amos de edad, y a la
fecha esta terminando su quinta
obra.
La opinión., 1934-12-02

por consiguiente, como los j6venes
suelen no hacer muchos numeros,
nj pecar de reflexivos, no les esta
de mas una advcrtencia.
-Contaba, desde luego me
contesto ell joven-, con un razo-
namiento por ell estilo.
y jque ~responde listed a Ell?
Que cuento con 10 bastante
para sostener modestamente mi
casa.
-iOh! iOh! ESQ es muy vago.
Els verdad, que he debido ser
un POGO mas explicito cor listed,
toda vez que lie reconozco con me-
ritos suficientes para interrogar-
me, y para saber cual es ell esta-
do econ6mico de mi bolsillo.
Me allegro que listed me en-
tienda.
-Pues bicn, caballero: mi Off
clio es ell de grabador, y vengo a
ganar de tres mil a tres mil quiz
nientos frances al aho, que ma
nejados por una mujer hacendosa,
pueden ser bastantes para que una
casa marche perfectamente.
Ash es, en- efecto.
En- cuanto a mi edad, aun no
he cumplido los VENTURES amos.
vi 20 aqui ell principle de mi
tabla de salvation.
-Veintitres amos die es
muy poca edad para dirigir una
casa con ell juicio y la formalidad
-q9se requiere.
-Pudiera listed tener razon, Pc
70 en- este case no la tiene.
La opinión., 1934-12-02
JOE COND EFUE
NOQUEADOAYER
PORA
Y Primo Camera gano la
decision a Campolo en-
Buenos Aires

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, diciembre
1.-(Hilo Direeto).- Las aspiracio
mes del ~boxeador m~azalteeo Joe Con
de. de llegar a verse frente a Baby
Arizmendi en- una pelea que lie a.
briera las puertas de la fama inter-
nacional en- ell boxeo, rodaron por
terra hoy en- la noehe en- la Arena
Nacionol de essa capital, cuando ell
negrito Henry Armstrong 10 puso
fuera de combate EMBELLISHMENTS
en- una movidisima pelea que fue
presenciada por la multitud mas
grande que hs visto la Arena Ma
cional en- muehos meses.
lei campeon &c California arrollo
al p dgil mexicano dlesde ell prin-
ramente a los costados con sus de-
vastadores p%hhetazos de ambas ma
nos. sin darle o~portunidad de reeu-
rrir a sr tecnica nj de conectar So
lidamente sus golpes.
Condo no tuvo In menor oportu-
nidad &c veneer a Armstrong, quien
entro al ring ~dispuesto a termlnar
con su adversario en- los primeros
rounds, con ell Objective de una pc
lea de revancha con Arizmendi.
Segun anuneio la empresa de Ia
Arena N%acional. antes de la Pc
lea, ell vencedor seria e~nfrentado
mas ta~de con Arizmendi. FL ne
critic Armstrong do en- ell Estadio
Nacional de estr ciudad una pelea
muy du'a alcsmpeon de Tampico,
pero este pudo dominarlo boxean-
do habi'mente a pesar de haberse
fra ,turado una mano e n los pri-
meros e~pisodios.
La pelea de hoy en- la noche es-
taba concertada a doce rounds. Pc
70 termino por Knockout tecnico
cuando ell referee intervino entire
ambos edversarios para salvar a
Conie de mayor castigo, y levanto
81 brazo Gel negro en- sehal de triun
70.
Con esta pelea Armstrong com
prooo aqui su prestigio de pelea-
dor de primera categoria, Y demos
tro a los aficionados de esta capt.
tai por que es considerable cam
peon de California entire los pesos
nluma.
La opinión., 1934-12-02
MENCIONA UN "TERCERO EN-
DISCORDIA"

Lawrence, que es de los mas a
famados abogados de Inglaterra,
no lui-o quedarse con la ofensa
de haber siGo demandado y pre-
parando SUI propio terreno proce-
do por su cuenta denunciando an
tie la ley la conducta impropia de
su mujer.
Abram Chasins, del Institute Mu
steal Curtis. de Philadelphia, IS ell
"~tercero en- discordia" que mencio-
ma Lawrence en- su demanda.
"Miss Landi e CARA termi-
nantemente las aseveraciones de
Lawrence, y Sc defendera o e.
nereia de los cargos que 'e hace",
manifesto aver ell abogado de la
e~strella. Riderick Johnston.
La artista. cuando supo de Ia
demanda en- su contra. manifesto
que "nada tiene cue decir mientras
no reciba la correspondents mott
ficacion de los ~tribunaIes inglesss,
para saber con exactitud que es lc
que Lawrence expone".
La opinión., 1934-12-02

A su edad, joven, Sc suelen
hacer muchas locuras.
-Cuando no tiene uno a nadie
que lie espere en- casa con los bra
EOS abiertos, puede ser; pero en-
caso ~contrario, no 10 creo. A mi,
caballero, me seria muy conve-
niente casarme, porque asi asegu-
raria mejor mi porvenir.
-Casandose listed con una mu-
jer pobre, como mi hija, no 10
creo.
-Precisamente es ell mejor mo-
do, porqre asi trabajare o mas
afan, puesto que no trabajare So
10 para mi.
-Muy bien; pero con seguridad
que no piensa asi su familia.
-Desgraciadamente -dijo ell
joven con verdadera t~risteza-,
soy solo en- ell mundo. De modo
es, que sin ser un viejo, la sole
dad en- que me he encontrado STEM
pre-, me ha ensenado a vivir Y a
TRAFALGAR. Casandome, me creare
una familia; tendre las dulzuras
que me han faltado siempre, y
tengo la completa seguridad de
poder ser algo feliz y vivir tran
quilo.