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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-11
TOMORROW


Rehearsal of Federation of
Nc hers Choruses of indianapolis
Public Schools will be held at lis
at Manual Training High School.
Mrs. Ira HendrickSon, GAL N. La
Safest, will entertain members of
ARENAS Club at business meeting
and covered dish luncheon at her
home, assisted by Mesdames Sadie
Helm, Charles Williams and Joseph
Wehrel.
Mrs. Robert F. Denny and Mrs.
May Van Malta will be hostesses for
meeting of the Independent So
cial Club.
Amicitia Club will elect officers
for the year at a meeting with Mrs.
Carl Day, 422 Bosart-av, assisted by
Mrs. Ed Smith.
Mrs. Noble Hilgerberg, 1853 N.
Delaware will entertain members
of Alpha Beta Latreian Club. Will
bur D. Peat of the John Heron Art
Institute, will be speaker.
At luncheon meeting of the Irv-
ington Tuesday Club, members will
elect officers. Mrs. o. H. GRIPPE, 5402
E. Washington will entertain the
group at her home.
Mrs. Lawrence Brink will review
Mary Peters" by Mary Stevens at
meeting of Inter Ala Club when
Mrs. Douglas H White entertains
at her home, 5638 N. Delaware st.
officers will be elected.
Irvington Friendship Circle mem
bers will assemble at the home of
Mrs. F. E. Dukes, 5637 Julian-av.
Mrs. Raymond Stilz will be assistant
hostess.
A book review by Mrs. Horace
Shonle will feature meeting OF
Alpha Delta Latreian Club with
Mrs. George Seidensticker, 1922
Guilford-av, hostess, to be assisted
by Mrs. Corbin Patrick.
Mrs. E. E. Stacy, 4310 Carrollton-
av. is to be hostess for luncheon
and election of the Meridian Heights
Inter-Se Club. Assistants will be
Mesdames R. L. Mason, w. E. King,
and w. D. Grose.
A discussion of "The Pre-School
Child in the Home, at Work and at
Play will be led by Mrs. Charles
E. Stevens at meeting OF the Broad
Ripple Mothers Club Of Indianapolis
Free kindergarten Society at 2. Mrs
Max Selig, social chairman, will be
assisted by Mesdames Earl M. Cop
lon, Damon N. Good, Lawrence s.
Eaton, Floyd G.. Church and Mildred
L. Hall.
An illustrated travel talk by Her
man Kothe will feature a meeting
of Alpha Latreian Club at the home
of Miss Mary Margaret Miller, 1888
Washington-blvd Mrs. Allen Miller
will assist the hostess.
Marion County chapter, American
War Mothers, will meet at 1870 at
the Columbia Club.
Mesdames H. A. Stevens, Jules
Zinter and Fred Fate will be host
esses for a luncheon meeting OF the
Australian chapter. international
Travel Study Club, Inc. at the Colo
NAL tearoom.
Hamilton-Berry Chapter, Service
Star Legion, will hold an all-day
meeting with Mrs. Frank NesSler,
1852 Central-av. The Needlework
Guild section will sew at 10 and a
business meeting and program will
follow in the afternoon.
A review of Verdi's Aida" will be
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MOTHERS CLUB
LUNCHEON SET

Mrs. 7. F. Goodwin and Mrs. VIII
Adams are cO-chairmen Of the
monthly luncheon meeting Of the
kappa Alpha Theta Mothers Club
tomorrow noon at the Butler Uni
versitv chapter house. Mrs. Clarence
Rovse. Terre Haute. Will be guest
sneaker. and her topic will be MY
Fsv0rite Game and How To Play II.
Ms Paul KiIby will review Work
Of Art" by Sinclair Lewis: Miss kuth
Tuckev will give readings from
~Smilin' Through" and music VIII
he provided by Mrs. John SINK
nianist. Miss Judy Miley. viollnist
The Theta chorus and Miss Betty
Davenport
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Even n you have no particular prob
lem which you wish to discuss. your
reactions to the problems Of others
which you read in this column is well
come. The more letters. the merrier.
Dear Jane Jordan-We men are
still in the Middle Ages when 1t
comes to understanding love lela-
tionships with our women folk We
need a bill such as the Nicholson
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Card Parties

WAYS and means committee Of
Brightwood Chapter o. (. S, Will
sponsor a card party and style SHOW
at Avres Auditorium at ? Thursday
with Mrs. Grace Stanley. chairman
10 be assisted by Mesdames Nellie
Rifle. Florence Mitchell. Grace
Alexander and Ruby ROesner. MIS-
w. T. Everett is worthy matron.
A card party will follow a supper
and meeting OF Temple RebeSah
Lodge tomorrow night at 23l Z
Ohi0-st. Mrs. Nina F1nkler will
preside.
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PATIENTS WILL
Be ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Robert Sturm and Mrs. Don
Graham are chairmen of the enter
tainment to be provided by Sunny
side Guild tomorrow for patients
at the Sunnyside Sanatorium. On
the program will be Irwin Cogam,
cartoonist; Scenes of Magic" by
Herdich & Co.; Lucy Hollingsworth,
soloist, and Billy Butler, dancer, &C
companied by Gretchen Leach. Mrs.
Edward Lawson and Mrs. Boyd
Templeton will have charge Of re-
Treatments.
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Officers Reelected

Cheer Broadcasters have re-elect-
ed last years officers. They are Mrs.
Otis Carmichael, president; Mrs.
Elsie Brubaker, vice president; Mrs.
w. H. Hodgson, second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Cecil Vestal, recording
secretary; Mrs. T. William Engle,
treasurer; Mesdames Walter Geisel,
Wilson B. Parker. Wolf Sussman,
Earl M. Robbins, Wayne o. Hill, and
E. L. Hays, directors; Mrs. c. K. Nc
Dowell, parliamentarian, and Mrs. W.
F. Holmes, historian
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the Crown Prince Of Saxony. In
1903 when Louisa ran away from ner
ROYAL husband with TOselh, a COM
poser and music teacher Of her
children. she took with her some OF
her Jewels. Later she received a
civil divorce from the Crown Prince
and was married 10 TOselli. She
lives somewhere in Europe
A silver band is mounted on the
gold diadem. which has three Ola
mOnds across the front. Above the
silver band is a daintily carved band.
mounted with one pearl IN front
with two smaller ones on the side.
The regal chair was offered 10
the theater by Mrs. John Shaw, who
has ITS duplicate as well as dozen
smaller chairs of similar design The
wood is polished and dark. with
texture resembling ebony. The back
is straight. rising almost seven feet
tall. and is carved Ornately. At the
ton IS n crown and the imperial
eagle. The arms are heavy and
deeply scr0lled with carving
the chair is sturdy and heavy and
ENNFNIfLN Won lENNeAAo AA4eAA AZ $1,000
we're used in its construction; only
wooden pegs hold the sections
together.
The Players casting committee Is
choosing performers for its next
production. "Finesse" or When
Diamonds Are Doubled" which will
be presented at the Civic playhouse
Wednesday. March 20.
Mrs. J. Willard HutChlngs VIII De
hostess for. the monthly luncheon
and bridge party for members OF
Meridian Hills Country Club and
their guests at l tomorrow at the
clubhouse
Mrs. Hutchings Will be assisted by
Nesdares William A. DoeppeTS,
william S. Kagley and Louis D.
Beidsn.
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cIuded IN the young women who Will model the new
fashions will be Mrs. John Ruckelshaus Mrs Henry
Frenzel Mrs. Kurt Painter, Mrs Horace Nordyke Mrs
Harold Koch Mrs. John OFT, Mrs. Yale Rice, Miss
Elizabeth Watson and Mrs. I. G. de Haven
The prevailing color will be navy blue and shrring
trims will be seen on almost every costume from day
time jackets to evening gowns Chiffon is the favorte
for afterdark hours and like other evening dresses of
net and lace will be worn over taffeta.
One cocktail ensemble will be of black and white
checked twill giving the appearance of tafeta with
peplum jacket which when removed reveals the back
of the dress dramatically slit to the waist.
The peacock silhouette, achieved by rufes. will be
for night time, and the Beau Brumme style with
and jabots, will be favored for daytime
Carolyn travelled 5000 miles to and from the Paris
the Silhouees embodied in the costumes which she vii
thousands of interested spectators throughout the
Among the leading fashions to be shown will be fur
of the suit mode "nght-gown" dinner dresses bonn
cloche, and unusual accessory ideas.
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neart Daltll Jill 10
protect us from
ourselves. and in
cidentally TO pro-
tect women from
designing lawyers.
Did il ever occur
TO you that men
are almost with
out xce ption
blamed in cases
Of seduction? So
ciety insists that
men should pro-
tect women a S
F1nrr-1. " - ~ q ,,
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Carolyn Fashions to Be
Seen at Blocks as Part
of Nation-W Display
City Society Women Will Aid Mannequins Of
Store in Presenting Complete Line
of Styles for Spring.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

COMPLETE outline OF the spring fashions viii be presented at the
N VIM H. Block simultaneously shown
IN than so throughout the the Carolyn Fashion
Show The will be described the WABC
from her post in the Arnold Constable York
will
Of styles suppemntng
Indianapolis society mannequn
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LENTEN TALKS AT
Y. w. G.. A. SET

A series of Lenten talks will be
given at the Y. w. G. A. from Z to
s each Tuesday during Lent. The
speaker for tomorrow will be Mrs.
Will Adams. Other speakers listed
are Mesdames Ernest Piepenbrok,
Curtis Hodges, D. F. Gilman, G. G..
Jacquart and Iva House.
The series is sponsored by mem
bers of the Miriam Club. The COM
mittee arranging tomorrow's meet
ing includes Miss Mary Noonan,
club president; Miss Florence Born
and Miss Florence E. Lanhan.
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if maybe some of your readers would
like to make a new friend.
JUST LONESOME
Answer-If you want to meet
people, you will have to go where
people are. Churches are more
friendly than other organizations
and welcome newcomers. Perhaps
you are afraid to give your neigh
bors a friendly smile. Try it.
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~ 4 q 80
once grsced one Of
the palaces Of
Charles V. father
OF Philip II. who
m arried Mary
Tudor.
The dad e m,
leaned 10 the thea
ter by Mrs. Adrian
Reiter, was given 10
the present owner
as a wedding gift.
Il was among the
crown jewels Of
Louisa as wife Of
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Civic Play
Star Wears
Real Diaden
Jeweled HeaddreSs Once
Adorned Wife Of
SaxOny Prince.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN

WHEN Ricca Scott Titus tits
w her head in queenly fashion
in Mary Tudor" current Civic
Theater production. jewels sparkle
from a diadem once worn By Louisa
Hapsburz-d Este. once wife Of the
Crown Prince OF Saxony. Mrs.
Titus sits regally on her throne, an
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Miss Helen Dwelling. sos Cen
tral-av. Will entertain members Of
the Inter-ArtS Club tonight az her
home. assisted by Miss Virginia
Brookbank. Miss Miriam King viii
discuss a Current Problem: Miss
BrOokbank. The Life OF NijinSky. {"
and Miss Elizabeth Carolyn King.
Arranging for an Art Exhibit"
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ChdHge Announced

Ladies Alliance Of the Second
UniverSalist Church will hold its
card party Wednesday at the Japa-
nese Tea Room. y Jenny Lane. in
stead OF AZ the Omar Baking Com
pany plant as previously announced
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Stage Inspired One Costume

Stage Inspired One Costume
NE of the costumes to be the Block show Will
~ and white printed silk dress with WOODEN coat which
doubetiered like the
WOODEN will
will
the evening fashions
Hattie Caneges black nky
little the
back of the throat fastening
wings.
the
The Block show will begin will
the local showing of the Carolyn fashions will
"Old SmOOthie" Hat Recognized
NEW type of informal small hat has appeared recently among
designs of various welknown mlners S
Smoothe and has been during
actresses their
The odd Smoohe small and perky and perhaps atop head
rakSh something
it finished
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Cloves That Help in Achieving S7cunky Simplicity

The
brimmed hat
of felt
has q
manipulated
crO1Cn
and dipped
brtn,
1Chich make
II neU
this season.
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Times Special Writer

has been growing to accessories. To-
day we acknowledge the good work
that is being done by Isabel, the
American glove designer.
THERE is the very fine capeskin
- with side vent and metal rings,
to match the metal trimming on
belts and bags. Another fine cape
skin, with trim metal clasp &C
centing the split cuffs, is sketched
at the top. Quilting, too, appears in
miniature on the ruffled cuff glove
to repeat one of the seasons favorite
dressmaker touches.
The strap and slip buckle adds to
the trim fit of the chamois colored
or white washable Anglo-doe gloves
sketched at the bottom of the group.
These gloves are table cut, which
means that they compare favorably
with the finest made gloves in
France.
Isabel is quick to recognize the
limitations of American-made
gloves. When it comes to fine glace
evening gloves she imports them
herself. But in the sports and tai
lored gloves she knows they can be
done best right here.
La opinión., 1935-08-03
La Industria....

empresas; dudosa por 10 que res
pecta a la empresa semioficial. Ell
principal nal que aqueja es la
inestabilidad y la inseguridad. En-
cuanto al porvenir, POGO puede
augurarse. Rafagas de brillante
luz, a la vez que densos nubarro
mes, Sc perciben en- ell horiZonte.
Estamos en- una era de Gambia en-
ideas, principles Y sistemas, y es
dificil saber cual sera ell resulta-
do de la pugna y choque de fuer
zas antagonicas que Sc agitan.
Aunque realmente hay motives
para preocuparse, es de esperar-
Sc que ahOra, como en- crisis pa
sadas, Sc logre seleccionar entire
Ia multitud de nuevas ideas 10
bueno Y 10 verdadero Y Sc OFTEN
ga un resultado satisfactorio, no
solo para los industriales, sino
principalmente para TODD ell pue-
bio mexicano. Me atrevo a pro-
nosticar este eXito 81 Sc conserva
esa valiosisima conquista de los
tiempos modernos, que hace al
gun tempo sc considerable a sal
70 de las mas violentas tempesta-
des, pero que en- varios pueblos
de la TERRA parece estar a pun
to de ~naufragar: la libertad de
expression.
Mexico, D. F., Julio de 1885.
La opinión., 1935-08-03
NOTAS DE MEXICALI, B. C..

"a los anteriores Y pueden prestar
declaration sobre este asunto, CO.
mo testigos.
La senora Ines T. de Leon Sc d.
rigio a Ia misma oficina consular,
para suplicar Sc investigue ell pa
radero actual de la senora Paula
Ramirez, hija del senor Gregori
Ramirez Y de la senora Margarita
Galaviz. La persona por quien Sc
inquiere es originaria de Potrero
de Bojorquez, Sinaloa; cuenta trein
ia Y seis o treinta Y siete amos de
edad Y Sc supone pueda residir ell
MeXicali. La sonora de Leon tiene
que comUnicar a Gona Paula asun-
tos familiares de importancia, por
10 que agradecera cualesqulera in
forme que sobre su actual residen-
ella Sc lie pueda allegar por cOnduc-
to de nuestra representation en- Ca
leXico.
FL mismo comisionado del Ira
bajo en- El Centre Sc ha dirigido a
nuestro Consul en- la ciudad her
mana, suplicandole investigar la di-
reccion &c la senora Teresa Here
ra, la que do como Ultima el apar-
tado, p. o. Box, 1874 en- Brawley,
California. de Gonde ha estado sien
do d%evuelta Ia correspondence a
ella dirigida dltimamente. Sc trata
La opinión., 1935-08-03

Hacia luna, pero en- aquel mo-
meuto ma nube densa y blanque-
Gina Sc ccndensaba bajo ella, in
terceptando sus bellos resrlando-
res,
Simon dirigi6 una intensa mira
ca al cielo, aspiration perp6tha
de los buenos, corri6 al rineon en-
cue habia pasado les horas dc su
horrible cautiverio, tonic la cuer-
ia e intento atarla en- ell pasadcr
lie Ia ventana.
La ventana no tenfa pasador.
Simon ahogo por primera vez ull
grito de ratia, y Sc dejo caer So
bre el alfeiZar con desaliento.
-iY para este he agotado mis-
fuerzasi dijo con amargura lc-
vantando sus hermosos ojos hacia
G. cielo.
Y permaneci6 inmovil largo ra-
to, hasta que por ultimo, y como
81 hubiese encontrado en- 81 cere-
bro ell itinerario de una idea pei
aida, Sc irguio, desencajo una dc
las hoias de MADEIRA de la venta-
ia, quito la otra, cosa que no lie
fue dificil, tomo los barrotes y los
coloc6 horizontalmente uno sobre
otro, introduciendo los clavos con
cuidado.
Despues alto ell extreme de la
cuerda en- ell centre del de abaic.
paso esta por encima del segundo,
lanz6 Ell otro extreme hacia la "a
lie, y cuando estuvo %asegurado lie
que la triple resistencia dada a
! los barrotes eQuilibraria Ell peso
La opinión., 1935-08-03

&c SUI clerpo, salto sobre ell alfei-
zar de Ia ventana. La evasion.
antes probable, lie p~arecia segura.
No lie faltaba mas que montar ST.
bre ell tercer barrote. asirse a "a
ererda de cuya extremidad pendia
10 faja y lanzarse temerariamcrte
al espacio.
va iba a v~erificarlo, cuando re.
scnaron los goznes de la puerta.
Simon milo toda la intensidad
del peligro en- un segundo.
Quedarse era MORN; pero lad
zarse era aceptar ell suicide dcs-
de luego.
Victima del terror, no critic nj
habl6 nj Sc movie.
Ell compadre del Romo aparecio
en- la puerta.
Simon dirigi6 una desesporada
lnirada hacia la calle y crey6 yer
Tn bulto negro en- ell come5io de
Ia HilSlId.
Era Cabrerizo. que encargado
tsmbi6n de vigilarle, habia visto
Una somhra en- la ventana al 81
lir per la cuesta dc los Ciegos,
habia Observable la faja que flo
taba sobre la pared como una ell
leha, y comprendiendo 10 que aque-
Ito significaba, habia preferidc
ccultarse debajo con Ell puhal en-
Ia mano. a avisar a su compadre
Nientras ocurria este por Ia
parte de afuera, aquel habia CO.
rrido hacia Simon con objeto de
snjetarle.
Simon conccio que aauel hombr,
La opinión., 1935-08-03

no podia gritar cuando va no 10
abba hecho, por tenor de que Sc
descubrieran sus infamias, pero
ccmprendio que lanzarse al esra-
cin era MORN, primero porque no
tenia tempo para verificar bien
ei descenso, y segundo porque de
verificarlo, ell compadre del 70
no hubiera tenido ell suficiente pa
Ia cortar la cuerda y hacer que
Sc desnucase en- la caida. fingienGo
despues IN false robo.
En- esta situaci6n, arranco ell
ul,imo barrote y salt6 al suelo,
pensandG 10 siguiente mientras Sc
preparaba IA la defensa:
ST bajo por la e~scalera, grita.
Ia este hombre 0 me sorprenderGn
sus completes y no habre adelan-
tsdo NADIA; 81 me arrojo por In
ventana despues de sujetarle, ill.,
ten llama o Sc desata me enccn-
trare completamente fuera de 81
slcance.
Simon era listo, hibil y fuertc,
Y deselso de e%jecutar cuanto ha-
bia concebido en- un segundo, ca
y6 de repente sobre su adverse.
RIO y lie asi6 con rabia por ell cue
llo.
-.Silencio, lie dijo, o mueresl
FL compadre del Romo creyd
que Sc lie escapaba la ~cxis.encia.
rornue la mano de Simon lie pa
recia la mano de un gigantic.
Este lc tendio en- seguida, lie qui.
t6 la faia. lie at6 con ella las pier
La opinión., 1935-08-03
Notas de Chicago



anuncia la "Sociedad Espahola" de
Chicago, una jira compestre. que
tendra lugar en- un bello parque par
ticular de la ciudad, y para 10 cual
Sc ha contratado a una magnifica
o~rquesta, muy conocida en- nuestro
medic, asf como a algunos cancio
neros populares.
La semana pasada, con motive
&c haber cumplido amos la nenita
Gloria, hijita del senior don Fran
cisco Guerra y su sehora esposa,
Lala Morales de Guerra. reunie-
ron en- su casa habitacion a un CRU
pc de sus mas intimas amistades,
habiendose bailado hasta cerca de
las tres de la
Ell senior Jose Carmen Rocha
anuncia una cena fntima para la
noche del jueves 10. del presente,
en- su Residential situada en- 1853
Roosevelt Road. Lo anterior es con
motive &c su dia de dias.
Acadia de salir rumbo al Esta-
do de Sinaloa, ell senior don Fran
cisco Olazabal, procedente de la ciu
dad de Nueva York, donde reside.
Ell compatriota mencionado va a pa
sar una corta temporada &c vaca-
La opinión., 1935-08-03

al decirlo miro hacia abaio, Oh.
scrvando que Sc hallaba a una al
tura considerable de la Gale.
Me salvar6, Sc dijo; mas para
clio necesito alg1n tempo todA.
Via, y Ia luz comienza va a rom
Fer las ultimas sombras de la no
che.
Simon inspeccion6 la Gale y Ell
terreno, conoci6 ell lugar en- que
Sc hallaba, cerr6 las maderas, y
yolviendo a colocar las barras en-
gu sitio, busco la cuerda cue lie
habia servido para los brazos y
los pies. Era gruesa, pero tenia
cuatro varas solamente.
Segun sus calculos, de la venta-
ma a la Gale habia doble distan-
cia; pero empleando la faja que
llevaba debajo del chaleco falta
liam dos varas, y ell salto no era
tranda.
HI dia paso sin contratlempJ.
Ia noche, que tantas veces ha
sido Y es protectora de bandidos,
iba a serlo a la saxon de IN hom-
bre honrado.
FL pobre Simon estaba desf9.
llecido c iban a cumnlirse las VEIN
tie horas de hallarse en- poder dc
sus ocultos enemigos, cuardo te-
miendo Ia llegada de Rodolfo, Sc
decide a poner por obra su pro-
yecto.
Fran las echo.
Resuelto a TODD, quito uno tras
Ctro los barrotes y ahrij De re-
j pente la yentana
La opinión., 1935-08-03

mas e hizo de su panuelo un atra-
que que lie metio en- Ia boca.
-Abajo habra genie, ino es
cleric? dijo Simon Pascual ccn
crergia.
FL hombre, creyendo causG
miedo a Simon, hizo ana SERIAL
affirmative.
-:Y en- la Gale?
No: contesto de igual manera.
Simon r~eflexiono un momento.
ST lie dejo en- este sitio, Sc di-
10, y desciendo por la ventana,
possible sera que 81 10 haga con Ell
bucn deseo de que 81 alguno ME
vigila desde la Gale me sorprenda
al VERNE sin defensa y me mate
Ell Ell instante. POGO a POGO, ST.
mon, que va eres viejo, y de algo
han de servirte los amos que cueu.
tas de e~xistencia. Lo mejor ser.i
que 81 baje prin,ero, en- 10 cual nc
La de tener Inconvenience 81, como
dice, esta SECURE de que nadie nos
bcecha.
En- seguida Sc dirigio n su car-
celero para levantarle entire sus
brazos y c~olocarle sobre ell alfei-
gar de la ventana; pero aquel, 1us
SIN duda alguna no estaba tan
SECURE de sus punos como ell bra
vo Simon, hizo un esfuerzo eX.
traordinario, esfuerzo en- que los
dos Sc confundieron, comenzando
una lucka encarnizada.
Simon era fuerte, como hemcs
dicho antes, pero, Ell compadre del
Romo era flexible Y diestro. hasts
La opinión., 1935-08-03

tai punto que Simon lie sentia en-
roscarse a sus piernas y a sa
cuerpo con la agilidad de una
serpiente.
La luna Sc ocalt6 en- aquel me-
mento.
POGO despues n de los dos
apareci6 sobre el alfeizar de In
ventana, y en- medic de las som.
bras que les rodeaba no podia
averiguarse 81 era Providencia quo
realizaba tras una larga lucha su
p~royecto, o ell compadre del Ro-
mo, que sabedor de Ia llegada de
este o ansioso de dar muerte de
aquella manera a su contrario, de-
jaba escapar a Providencia.
Ell hombre que estaba sobre la
ventana Sc afianzo desesperada-
mcnte n la cuerda.
Ell otro lie empujo Y lie vic de.
saparecer sin conmoverse.
En- seguida subio tambien Y 81
asi6 a Ia cuerda, que cruji6 bal,
ell peso del primero.
BESIDE la altura vertigirosa en-
que Sc hallaba, oy6 un ruido soc.
co confundido con un critic, y des.
,pues las fuertes pisadas de un
hombre que Sc alejaba a la carrc-
ra.
Sc estremecio, no sabemos 81 de
TENOR o de algeria, pero continu6
bajando por no tener otro reno
do. Y q la mitad de su descenst
sinti6 que la cuerda Sc partia.
Al fin lego al suelo; pero lie.