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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18
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Reich Proceeds to
Mobilize Greatest
Army Since Treaty
force plans and assuring the world o
her peaceful intentions.
May Ask Colonies Return

force plans and assuring the world Of
her peaceful intentions.
May Ask Colonies Return
She may also. these quarters say,
offer to enter into q general Euro
pean arms limitation pact or return to
the League Of Nations on certain con-
ditions, including possibly recognition
Of her right to equality Of ornaments
and return Of her colonies taken away
by the treaty of Versailles.
Meanwhile, in London. Sir John
Simon, foreign secretary, told the
House Of Commons, pressing for in
formation concerning the new Ger
man conscript army, that Great Bril-
tain Monday afternoon presented
note to Germany.
He stated that the decision to send
the note was taken after consultations
with Italy and France.
In reply to question by George
Lansbury. Labor party leader, the for
eign secretary said the British gov
eminent was considering consulting
with the United States and other
signatories of the Versailles treaty
and also considering asking the as
sembly of the League OF Nations to
deal with the situation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18

The barometric pressure is low over
the Rocky Mountain region and over
the northern Great Plains (Winnipeg
29.46) while high pressure areas are
conferred over the East (Toledo 3054)
and over the Pacific coast region
somewhat unsettled in all sections and
light, scattered precipitation has oc-
Cured in the western Canadian Prov
inces and over the Far West. Tenn
peratures dropped somewhat In the
East, but warm weather prevails from
the Mississippi Valley westward to the
Pacific coast.
Bismarck station barometer. inches:
27.81. Reduced to sea level, 1880.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18
Hebron Debaters to
Meet Sentinel Butte

Sentinel Butte, N. D.. March 49,
R,-Sentinel Butte won the right to
meet the Hebron high school debat-
ing team for the northern Missouri
Slope conference debating title as the
result Of victory over the Model
high team of Dickinson in the west
ern division.
The championship debate will be
held at Hebron early next month.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18
County School Lands
Leased Here Monday

State school lands in Burleigh
county were leased at meeting held
here Monday at the court house. H. B.
Hanson, state land commissioner, had
charge OF the leasings and was assist
ed by G. G. Derby, county auditor,
and Ernest Elness, county treasurer.
The public lands were leased for
periods ranging from one to five
wears.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18

solely on the closest cooperation Of
all nations and the defense Of Euro
pean cultural achievements.
What we old soldiers especially re-
joice at Is the introduction Of the
general obligation for military SER
vice and I believe there can really be
no genuine soldier anywhere In the
entire world who. II he IS honest, will
not understand this viewpoint. -.
My great wish Is that your Ameri-
can compatriots, who so frequently
evidenced q most comprehensive un-
derstanding of our German father
land may. with reference to this
question, also Judge us fairly and
Justly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18
Lions Club to Hold
st. Patrick'S Party

Members Of the local Lions club
are planning q st. Patricks Day din
ner and smoker beginning at Z p. M,
Monday at the Lions club room. Dr.
Charles Arneson Is chairman OF the
entertainment committee. The St
Patrick's day program Is being held
In place Of the regular noon luncheon
meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18
Jans0nius Sentences
WOuld.Be Bandit Pair

Oscar Kensrud Of Fargo and Jules
Martin Of Pelican Rapids, Mimi,
pleaded guilty to carrying concealed
weapons before District Judge Fred
Jansonius Monday morning and were
sentenced to serve year and . half
In the state training school ut Man.
dan. They were committed later In
the day. The youths were arrested by
local police following an alleged
attempt to rob the Red Cab taxi stand
here last Wednesday night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18

CII6Il6C III "UkV4 :
ature.
For North Da-
kota: Partly clou-
dy tonight and
Tuesday: cold e +
east portion to-
For South Da-
kota: Partly clou-
dy, colder north
east portion to-
night: Tues d q y
unsettled. some
what colder south.
east portion.
Tn~ NHnvH IA - n .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18

Unsettled tonight, colder east por-
ton; Tuesday partly cloudy.
For Minnesota: Cloudy Monday
night and Tuesday: somewhat colder
in northwest portion Monday night
and in south and extreme east por-
tons Tuesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18
PRECIPITATION

FOr Bismarck Station:
Total this month to date ...... "a
Normal. this month to date :. SO
Total. Jan. LIST to date .......... 81
Normal, January LIST to date -. l.27
Accumulated deficiency to date 40
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18

Lieut.. L. w. Mills. commanding Of.
ficer Of the Minneapolis Navy Re.
cruiting district, win arrive In Bis
marck Monday on his semi-aunual
tour Of inspection, r. ]. Penders. local
recruiting officer has been informed.
Lieut.. Mills viii leave here to visit
the Minot recruiting office Tuesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18

Professor Shamanov, Moscow, Rus
STA, has invented q deep-sea camera.
which has . television set hermetical-
ly sealed In q special cabinet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18
FRANCE SEEKS ARMED
Dixie AROUND GERMANY

Paris, March 18.-(P)-France Mon.
day sought union Of peaceful peo-
pies" as war dixie around rearmed
Germany.
The British view was regarded au-
thoritatively as what would deter
mine whether the old allies would
protest jointly against Reichsfuehrer
Hitler's scrapping Of the peace treaty.
But government officials said it was
inevitable that IAN alignment II not
an alliance" of Great Britain. France,
Italy. and possibly others would be
sought for defensive working agree
ment.
A solemn pledge among the three
powers that they fight together In
the event of new European war was
proposed in French military circles Is
perhaps "the most efficacious guar
antee of peace
France also is hopeful Of support
from Soviet Russia. whose army Is
being made one of the most powerful
in Europe.
A joint protest to Berlin Is regarded
as certain by officials. They said 1t
would follow consultations among the
capitals for an agreement on COM
mon action which perhaps would re-
suit in the signatories Of the Ver-
sailles treaty citing Germany before
the council of the League Of Nations
under article II Of the Leagues cove
nant.
(Article II provides that 1t is 1.-THE
friendly right Of each member Of the
League to bring to the attention Of
the assembly or Of the council any
circumstance whatever affecting In
ternational relations which threatens
to disturb international peace or the
good understanding between nations
on which peace depends.~
A trip by Foreign Minister Pierre
Laval to Moscow was also regarded .,
certain, although he has not yet Of.
ficially accepted Russia's invitation
The visit probably will be made aftel
Capt. Anthony Eden, British lore
privy seal, goes to Moscow.
Premier Mussolini Of Italy. SAID
officials. has already agreed per.
fectly" with the French attitude ant
only the British opinion is awaited
The French officials said they hopel
to have 1t before the cabinet meeting
with President Lebrun Tuesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18

Butterflies are being branded by
scientists In an effort to discover
their migrating habits, and to learn
whether the same butterflies, or their
progeny, return In the spring.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18
Weather Report
FORECAST

For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday; little
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18

Lieut.. and Mrs. Harry weiner left
Sunday for . trip TO Minneapolis and
Detroit, Mich, where they win be
the guests Of their families. Lisut.
Weiner win return after . short visit
while Mrs. Weiner will remain for
several weeks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18
Additional
~OcLety
1@Y
Miss Irene Lambertus
Late February Bride

bertus, daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. j.
Lamhertus, Parkston. 3. D., and DON
aid Petty. son Of Mrs. Joseph Petty,
Hot Springs, 8. D., which occurred at
Parkston on Monday, Feb. Is, has
been announced to Bismarck friends.
The bride was third grade instruc-
tor In the Richholt school until the
end Of the first semester, when she
resigned her position and went to
Parkston for . short stay with her
parents before her wedding. She had
taught here for several years, being
. high school instructor prior to be-
ing transferred to the Richholt build
ing. Mrs. Petty was honored at sew
eral pre-nuptial functions by her Bis
marck friends.
The marriage ceremony was read
In the presence Of . small group Of
relatives and friends at noon at the
Salem Lutheran church by the brides
father. The wedding gown was q
Cartwright model Of powder blue
crepe, worn with . matching off-the.
face hat, and other accessories to cor
respond. Ophelia roses formed the
bridal bouquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petty went to Rapid
City, s. D., for their wedding trip and
now are at home at Hot Springs at
the Kargen apartments. Mr.. Petty
Is employed In connection with the
subn,arginal land program In his
home state.
Children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
RQether, GA Twelfth st., had q COM
bined birthday surprise party on their
mother and . family reunion when
they gathered at the home for . II
O'Clock dinner on Sunday. Table dec
orations were in the st. Patricks day
theme which also was noted in the
green and white frosting and green
candles on the six-tier birthday cake
which marked Mrs. Roether,S place.
Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Roether, family
members present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wehri and family from
Hebron. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Geek
and family from Glen Ullin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Baron from Mandan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ressler and
the Misses Elizabeth and Eva Roether,
I'll Of Bismarck. With the exception
of Mrs. Baron, who Is sister OF Mrs.
Roether, the other women all are
daughters. The Wehri family re-
turned home on Monday.
i i
Miss Marcella Schlasinger, Patter.
son hotel, spent the weekend visit
Ing with friends at Jamestown and
with her parents, who live ut Street.
er.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18

Pierce Atwood, st. Paul, regional
director for the federal emergency
relief administration, left Saturday
for his home office after spending
Friday In Bismarck conferring with
local rEElA officials.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18

Miss Marcella Schlasinger, Patter-
son hotel, spent the weekend visit
ing with friends at Jamestown and
with her parents, who live ut Street.
AT.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-18
City and County

Railroad Commissioner Elmer Cart
and ]. A. Heder, commercial counsel
for the railroad commission, left
Monday noon Tor Fargo where they
spent . few days on business.
La opinión., 1935-09-26
CAMPESINOS RECIBIDOS
POR CARDENAS
clUDAD DE MEXICO, Sept. IS.

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Sept. 25.
I-(Exclusivo).-El Presidente Car
denas. pcrsonalmente escuch6 aver
a los c-ampesinos de Ia mayor parte
de las Delegaciones del Distrito Fe-
deral. quienes lie explicaron con am
plitud sus problemas que encon-
traran Immediate soluci6n de parte
del Jefe del Executive.
Despues de recibir a las comisio-
mes. el general Lazaro Cardenas nos
hizo las s~igulentes declaraciones:
"Esta misma semana el Jefe del
Departments del Distrito Federal,
~procedera a IN remoclon de todos
los Delegates y pueblos de su ju-
~rlsdicci6n. que no Sc e%ncuentren
id~entificados con las aspiraciones g
ideales de Ia REVOLUTION. Los nom
bramlentos recaeran en- personals
nativas. conocedoras. capacitadas
para interpreter y ~resolver las ne
cesidades de los campesinos del
Distrito Federal
"Ei Gobierno de Ia REVOLUTION
Mexicana. aconseja Ia unificaci6n
de todos los trabajadores del
campo. va que Ia fuerza de grupo
sera su mejor allada para exigir a
todos. Inclusive al propio Goblerno,
que cumplan con su deber. Los
problemas educational. agrarlo. de
salubridad y demas que ~interesan a
La opinión., 1935-09-26
lBA A SER ROBADA LA TEN
DA GARCIA HERMANOS"

Hoy a las cuatro de la madruga-
da Ell Agente Guadalupe Garcia Bel
tran. de vigilancia en- ell crucero
Azueta-Madero. dio parte a la cen
trail policfaca de que algunos EMU
los de Gestas habian Tornado las
c~erraduras de la tlenda propiedad
de Ia flrma social Garcia HERNIA
nos. ubicada en- la r1a ultimamen
te menclonada.
Embellishments ell Cabo de Vigil
lancia, acompahado del senior Err
nesto Garcia, co-propietario del es
tablecimiento. Sc dirigieron al lugar
indicado. cerciorandose de que los
"dobles' de Arsenic Lupin habian
fracturado dos candados que ase-
guran dichas puertas. arrojandolos
indtilmente a un receptaculo de ba
sura. Afortunadamente ell senior
Garcia pudo convencerse de que los
ratas. por alguna afortunada cir
cunstancia. no lograron consumar
robo alguno. pues que ell "registro"
de ventas g%uardaba intacta la can
tidad que en- 81 Sc dejara al ce-
rrar Ell establecimiento y otra suma
de dinero que Sc encontraba sobre
ell escritorio, a la vista del primero
que penetrara. tambien estaba "in
colume". sin embargo de 10 cual
va Sc busca a los au.ores de la frac
tura para su castigo.
La opinión., 1935-09-26

criada que abria la puerta por la
madre de Julian.
La criada los condujo a la sa-
la, a aquella sala que segin re-
cordara ell lector SO hallaba amue-
blada con anchos sillones, grandes
cornucopias, una buena c6moda,
sobre la que Sc veian una gran
virgen de ITALIA colocada bajo su
urna de CRYSTAL, dos candelabros
de plata cuyas bujias las alum
braban con frecuencia, y con es-
pecialidad en- los dias de fiesta Y
de tormenta.
Pablo Sc puso a mirar los cua-
dros y Magdalena Sc sento.
POGO despues entro Marta; pero
como la infeliz madre no estuvie-
Sc acostumbrada a visitas de cier-
Ia clase, y Magdalena lie parecie-
sc a todas luces una gran sonora
y Pablo un cumplido caballero, Sc
sobrecogio y saludo a los recien
llegados con cierto aturdimiento.
-Buenos dias, sonora, dijo Mag
dalena levantandose: Jes listed la
madre del senior don Julian San
chez?
-Servidora de usted... pero
tome listed asiento.
Magdalena adivino en- los ojos
de Marta la prevention natural
de toda madre ante cualquier mu-
ier hermosa o joven que Sc lie pre-
senta, cuando alguna de estas ha
causado la ruins de su hijo, y de-
seosa de alejar tods sospecha, ex-
] clAmo:
La opinión., 1935-09-26
caballero es mi hijo.

I Este caballero es mi hijo.
--iAh! sea muy bien venido, re-
puso Marta ofreciendo un asiento
a Pablo.
-Senora, continue Magdalena:
20 me he ~interesado siempre por
la s~personas que ~padecen, y como
Sc que listed es d~esgraciada, no he
querido demorar ell momento de
aliviar en- cuanto me sea possible ell
natural ~quebranto que la aflige.
Marta quiso contestar, pero, en-
vez de hacerlo, incline la cabeza
y comenz6 a llorar amargamente.
Sc acordaba de su hijo, a quien
no habfa vuelto a yer desde ell dia
en- que sali6 de su casa llevando-
Sc cuantas alhajas poseia.
-Vamos, no Sc aflija listed, di-
10 Magdalena.
-iAh, sonora! exclam6 Marta:
listed. que es madre como 20, po-
ORA comprender 10 que padezco.
Una mujer infame, a quien nunca
peldonare, ha perdido a mi hijo,
al 1nico hijo que tenia y al que
adore mas que a mi vida. ~ aun
guerra listed que no me aflija!
iSabe listed 10 que es perder la di-
cha, ell sosiego, la paz de la fami-
liza, por uno de SOS pedazos de
nuestras entranas a quien tanto
amamos y por los que tanto pade-
cemos? iCalle listed, por Dios, Sc
hcra! este concluira por matar-
me, ST sonora, por matarme. Ju-
liam era mi vida, mi felicidad, mi
alma. Aunoue viniese disgustado,
La opinión., 1935-09-26

porque los hombres guardian siem-
pre- para la casa los d~isgustos, 20
tenia la algeria de verle, de be-
sarle todas las mananas, de tener-
lie a nuestra mesa todas las tardes
y de e%sperarle todas las noehes;
le preguntaba 81 le habia ocurri-
do algo, y como Ell no tiene mas
que un genio pronto que en- segui-
da Sc lie pasa, porque es bueno, me
decia: -Mire listed, madre, ten
go, este o ell otro compromise, NJ.
cesito este o 10 otro. y va sc
We, como soy madre y lie idolatro
mas que al mundo entero, 20 me
encerraba con su padre y lie decia:
Bruno, tn hijo necesita dinero,
daselo; anda, ~pobrecillo, el es jo-
ven y quiere divertirse; Jque cosa
mas tural? Y Bruno, que
a pesar de su caraeter brusco tie
ne un corazon de orc, me daba 10
que lie pedia, diciendome: Mar
ia, no digas a Julian que 20 sc
este; entiendete con ell y que Sc
arregle como pueda. y asi vi
viamos contentos y felices; pero
despues.. =. iquien 10 habia de de-
cir? despues Sc encalabrino con
una muchacha no fea, segun me
ha dicho Bruno que la ha visto,
porque mi Julian tiene muy buen
gusto para TODD; pero es 10 que Sc
dice, sonora, esa picara lie ha ma
reado, lie ha arrancado de nuestra
casa y lie ha perdido. lie ha per.
dido miserablemente. iPobre hijo
! milo! Pero ipor que me hsbla US
La opinión., 1935-09-26
Notas de Mexicali
sIsus dc Ia "a. Pag.
taeiones de rigor en- tales casos.
Ia FUNcloN DE ANocHE EN-
Ell "NAcIoNAL"

Con Ell objeto de hacer ell segun-
do recuento de votos a favor de los
aficlonados que toman parte en- ell
%eoncurso de radio. Sc verified mo
che una function teatral en- nuestro
vetusto teatro "Nacional", con un
programa en- cuyo desarrollo to-
maron parte gran n1mero de los
mismos co~ncursantes y algunos ele
mentos artfsticos "de cartel. como
Ia soprano America Olvera y la
gentil sehorita profesora Victoria
Cuevas. Fuera del precoz niho Oc-
tavio Moran y las dos personals
mencionadas. ash como n que
otro aflcionado que en- verdad tie
men disposiciones artisticas, la We
lada resulto senclllamente un "he-
rradero" artistico donde mucho Sc
echo de yer la falta absolute de dis
ciplina y organization, contribuyen
do enormemente a este que puede
reputarse sin hiperbole un desastre
artistico, IA actitud censurable y
altamente inedificante de un grupo
de j~ovenzuelos "pomadosos'. que
presumen de "nlhos bien', que sin
respeto aiguno para ell lugar don
de Sc -encuentran solo van a los
teatros a "tirar trompetillas", girl
tar como ~salvajes y hacer otras de
mostraciones que ponen de mani
fiesto su absolute falta de cultura
y de respeto a la sociedad que tie
ne que soportar tales impertinen-
eias por falta de policia u ponga
toto a sus desmanes. En- la velada
a que nos reterimos, dieron esos
Parasites Ia nota de bochorno ha-
ciendo que algunas personals cons
cientes abaNdonaran ell coliseo JUS
tamente indignadas por las maja-
derfas de tai "claque". Trasladamos
10 anterior n quien corresponds,
pues constituye I'm imperative que
Sc corrijan estos actos que mucho
desdicen de la cultura de Mexica-
La opinión., 1935-09-26

reconozca por causa la abnegaci6n,
la probidad, Ell heroismo? NADIA,
Julian; pero %entonces, Dios, que
TODD 10 preve, reserva para los hi
jos un hogan, como hay un nido
para ell ave y I'm oasis para ell pc
regrino, y n tabla para ell nau-
frago.
Els verdad.
Ell llanto de una madre ena-
morada y amorosa es entonees ell
balsamo sagrado que purifica nues
ira conciencia, como su mirada la
luz que nos lleva al porvenir. La
voz de un padre resuena en- nues-
tro coraz6n como una voz profe-
tica y %sagrada, Y ell hogar es ell
temple donde Sc reaniman nues-
tras fuerzas y Sc fortalece nues-
tro cuerpo fatigado.
Els verdad.
En- csc case, olvidelo listed to-
do, comprenda que 10 que he he
cho es por su bien, y vuelva a Ia
casa de donde salio para nevar a
ella, regenerado va y arrepenti-
do, la paz y la algeria, que o los
verdaderos goces del espiritu.
Julian no c%ontesto, pero dos
gruesas lagrimas Sc d~eslizaron a
10 largo de sus palidas mejillas.
Magdalena consult6 Ell reloj:
eran las doce.
lnmediatGmente despues Sc le-
vanto, Sc despidio de Julian, pro-
metiendole v%olver, y saliendo en-
busca de Alejandrina Sc dirigi6
aou ella a su palacio.
La opinión., 1935-09-26
LA M lad R E
de los
DESAMPARADOS
= = =
4 por -
<. PEREZ ESCRIcH
+ = +
TONIC TERCERO
FolIetin No. 1923

que lie acojan en- su casa. Pero 81
10 consigo, considere listed, Julian,
las lagrimas que su padre habra
vertido, yea que Ell trabajo es la
kuente de toda riqueza y TODD bien,
y alejese para siempre del PERM
cioso abismo en- que lie han AFRO
iado la indulgencia de sus padres
por una parte y ell desenfreno por
stra. Los hijos que reciben una
edueaeion superior a la que sus
padres recibieron, no deben degra-
darlos, sino, por ell contrario, agra
decor Ell bien que les hicieron.
-Gracias, Magdalena, dijo Ju-
liam.
-lous son los amigos, las rela-
clones. los bienes dilapidados y los
fsvores hechos euando nos vemos
pobres, por mas que ssts pobrezs
La opinión., 1935-09-26

ted de el1 id6nde est&l iusted lie
ha visto? Digame listed que esta
bueno, que es feliz, que Sc cuer-
da de nosotros, y lie perdono. ioh.
sill digamelo listed. Desde que Sc
fue, mi Bruno no habla, 20 no oe-
so de %llorar, y esta easa es un in
fierno. 81 pongo cubierto en- Ell ST.
ito que antes ocupaba Julian en-
nuestra mesa, Bruno Sc enfada;
81 10 quito, dice que falta algo, al
go que lie ahoga, y no come; y asi
nos pasamos los dias y las noches,
siempre pensando en- 81 y siempre
s~ollozando.
-Pues bien, sonora, dijo Mag
dalena: Julian esta bueno, y de-
sea volver a este hogan para no
separarse mas de ustedes.
Marta Sc levant6, Sc arroj6 en-
los brazos de Magdalena, rio CO.
mo una loca, llor6 de algeria y ex-
clam6;
les ESQ verdad7 iquien es US
ted? :c6mo sabe TODD esto7 ld6n-
de, d6nde esta mi hijol quiero YER
le... abrazarle. 20 callare...
me reire.. 90. reprimire mis- lagri-
mas para que 10 Sc apesadumbre,
pero quiero verle. yerle. 81. Hi
10 de mi almal
De repente Sc detuvO y excla-
mo:
-iAh! pero su padre no eedera,
Sc negara a r~ecibirle; 70 10 sc muy
bien.
FL acento con que Marta habia
pronunciado estas palabras era
La opinión., 1935-09-26
vENTA DE cASAS

CASA 6 cuartos y otra ; cuartos.
cerca Alta. y Lorena, Tote grande,
$3.50 entire $3.50 y SIS m~ensuales.-
Casa 4 cuartos moderna. Tote 50xll5
Rowan cerca Brooklyn. N,25O en-
tire $3.50 y SIS m~ensuales.-2 caEas
en- Gale Sta. cerca Indiana. 5 y ,
cuartos, $3.50 entire S250.-Casa )
~euartos, lots 50xl50. jardfn, buena
Gale. cerca tranvia, escuela, $3.50
entire St50.-Sea dueho de ~ casa.
Pague un pequeho entire y ell resto
en- abonos faciles. Las casas estan
escasas. Yea a r. NJ harrington.
362Oh East First 81. Tel. ANgelus
1896. Ofclna con CHAS HALLl,
Notario P1blico. (2ol
La opinión., 1935-09-26

triste como un lamento del alma.
Parecia haber caido de repen-
te desde ell eielo de su dicha al
abismo de la desperation y de 10
pena.
-iY por que? pregunto Mag.
dalena. Los padres, por mas ener.
gieos que sean, desmayan y Sc
rinden ante Ell llanto de un hijo
que llega arrepentido. Ademas,
sonora, su esposo de listed e. bue-
no, y Sc que desea Ell regreso de su
hijo, porque 81 no 10 deseara no
hubiese heeho 10 que ha hecho.
-lY listed sabe?...
-Ha conseguido que la culpa-
BILE de los excesos de su hijo lore
arrepentida sus d~esvarios, y desee
mas que ninguna otra devolverle
a listed la felicidad que lie ha ro-
bado.
ST ash fuera y mi Julian vol
yiese a casa, hasta capaz seria dc
perdonarla.
La merece, porque es bien des.
~graeiada.
III Desgrseiada?
ST, sonora; pero 20 nc debo
revelar a listed TODD 10 oeurrido,
porque seria afectarla demasiado.
10 dnico cue puedo haeer, y a es-
10 Sc reduce mi vista, es eondu-
eirla al lado de Julian.
=lAh, Dios mioi listed me ha-
&C diehosa; pero digame a QUEEN
debo agradecer TODD este.
A Ia Providencia. sonora.