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How long," asked Ruth eXper-
mentally.
"Your letter said q week, Miss
Elaine. Couldn't you double it,"
Maybe" replied Ruth reckless
~. Her eyes looked through the
darkness toward the house next
door. Eyes, Penny, Wen call it
two weeks" Her mind was say
ing, It's a riskw Her heart was
replying, "But it's worth it, She
vas IN love with John Mcneil.
Elaine Chalmers was entertain
Ing her best friend, Hortense
Stokesbury. They were cutting
English, since neither cared for
Chaucer, and were making tea in
EIaines sitting room at Graycas-
tie.
The rccm was not orderly. HOr
tense, wishing to occupy the
chaise lounge, had to remove q
pink satin corset, Hemingway
latest novel, and bunch of let
ters held together with q rubber
band.
lingering the letters with inter-
est before laying them down, Hor-
tense remarked, from the Prince
of Wales, | suppose. Or Robert
Montgomery"
Elaine remined sweet. "No,"
she answered. "Just from Teddy
Van Harrington" Both she and
Hortense knew that for their par
ticular requirements the Van Har-
rington scion was the most desir-
able Of men. The deb's delight.
The deb's mothers ultimate goal.
Teddy was lust % and, thanks to
a dozen high-powered tutors, now
possessed a sheepskin from Har-
ward and a reputation for brains
in addition to his immense wealth.
Within the last five years his
fathers trusty checkboOk had res
cued Teddy from three seeming
actresses and a night club hos
tess. When Teddy announced
himself engaged to Elaine Chalm-
ers, Higate Deals domineering,
Ievel-headed stepdaughter who had
money of her own, the elder Van
Harrington swore with relief. He
figured the marriage might last
five or six years, with any luck
at all, and in that time Teddy
would grow up.
Elaine was considerably older at
20 than was Teddy at %. She had
already decided to marry him, but
because she did not love him IN
the least she subconscioUsly de-
cided to make as many men miser-
able as possible. This complex, &C
centuated by the activities Of her
insidious college sorority n q
abetted by her piQuant beauty,
made her a formidable female.
The year before she had been &C
claimed the seasons most success
full debutante, and she was not
one to let her reputation wlther
on the vine. She now had in tow
the famous orchestra leader whose
dance music was considered "di-
vine" by her set; she still went
about escorted by five or SIX at
tentive young males. Whenever
she appeared in town from col
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ed. A few moments later Elaine
sat down at her desk and wrote
the following letter which Hor-
tense's questions had inspired:
Dear John Mcneil: Here's
letter from the pesky brat (you
once called me thatD who used
to admire you so eXtravagantly
time out here while you look
for my name at end of letter.
"The idea is that. I'm at college
at Graycastle now and am plan
ming to run off during fall vaca-
ton for a visit to mothers old
home which used to be, and
hope still IS. the. house next door
to you. | had such fun there
when | was a kid that I've always
wanted to go back Just a whim,
but | can't seem to get away
from it. l suppose it will be a
disappointing visit since we can
never recapture the old childhood
spirit, but at least I'm going to
attempt it. 1t would help u lot to
find one familiar face there be-
sides Penny's. In short, when
arrive will you come through the
althea hedge and greet me in the
old garden? I'd adore seeing you
again and talking over old times
You'll find me aged though not
decreplt.
"Otherwisc the same Elaine
! Chalmers.
cps. (Of course there would
have to be one). Do you remem'
Der how you turned out the en-,
tire neighborhood to look for your
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Eagle Scout badge? Well, 1 had
stolen it for purely sentimental
reasons. | hid It in the old globe
in the library. Maybe it's still
there. E. C. (unrepentant.) J"
When she had addressed the en-
velope she looked through her
desk for a stamp, failed to find
it, swore softly and lighted 4
cigaret. Presently she noticed
the time, picked up her Italian
grammar and sauntered out to her
next class.
The letter to John Mcneil was
to lie on her desk for a few days
unnoticed. Until Fate was ready
for it.
(To Be Continued)
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PELLEY SAYS HE'LL
SEEK PRESIDENCY

ASHEVILLE, Sept. II. (UP)-
William Dudley Pelley, organizer
of the now defunct Silver Shirts
of America, announced this week
he would organize a new poIiti-
cal party, on whose ticket he
would oppose Franklin d. Roosc-
welt for the presidency in 1896.
The new organization will be
called the "Christian Party" Pei
ley Informed the public in cir
cular distributed here yestesday.
It's battle cry will be For Christ
and the Constitution"
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RECIN HERE TODAY

Ruth Woodson, a pretty, high
spirited girl of 10, an orphan,
lives with relatives, the Lawr-
erces. Feeling herself hated by
her cousin, Lefty Lawrence. Ruth
impulsively takes a bus tor the
midwest in hope of finding work
Running out of money, she is put
off the bus in a small town just
as a storm is breaking. She seeks
refuge in a big, gloomy stone
house with q blue door, and falnts
from hunger. =,
She is carried upstairs by the
old housekeeper and young
man, John McNeill. I he old
housekeeper has mistaken Kuth
for Elaine Chalmers, whose grana-
father built the house. Ruth al
lows the mistake to stand IN or.
der to enjoy the good meal and
comfortable bed which she needs
The old woman says to her
please call me Penny, like you
used to do"
Elaine Chalmers meanwhile a'
school at Graycastle College, vows
in a sorority meeting to win the
love of her first sweetheart, John
McNeill.
Ruth resolves, with regret, to
quit the old house early next
morning.
NOW CO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER X
1t was old Penny's Goodnight
to her that made Ruth decide to
stay longer, after all. The night
was cool and Ruth had just blown
out her candle and pulled a blan-
ket up to her chin when the door
of the room opened and the old
woman came in.
She said, 81 just came to say
goodnight, Miss Elaine and to tell
you something. TOmorrow's my
birthday"
Really, Penny"
eyes, Miss Elaine. I'll be 81.
That's kind Of milestone in a
body's life. It'll be good to have
you here with me. l wouldn't want
to spend a day like that alone
Ruth stared through the dark
ness ard the sound of Penny's
words became a wish fulfillment
in her mind. She thought, Il ought
to stay with her. poor ching. Of
course I ought" Then her natural
honesty asserted itself and she
faced her motives. But 7 want to
stay anyway. I'm happy here.
There's comfortable shelter and
good food-and there's John Nc
Neill next door"
Suddenly her decision W.
made. She would stay on-in the
vernacular-just as long as 1.-The
was good" She said,
''Well, Penny, it's an occasion
isn't it? I'll save the happy birth
day till tomorrow and Wen make
a day of it,"
"Y G $, Miss Elaine" replied
Penny, greatly pleased. You're
sweeter than you used to be. |
like to have you with me. Couldn't
you somehow make it a longer
visit
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Indian Tribes Left

There were originally more than
$50 Indian tribes. but many fought
each other out of existence, and
there are only approximately half
that number left.
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5-V CRIMP safety drain roofing
is permanent. We have all
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Company, Lumber, Builders
Supplies, Millwork. Fourth ave-
nue. east. Phone 81.
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VILE TRANSFER for storage
and draying. Agent Frederick
son Motor Express. Phone 121.
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SEE US about your furniture re-
pairing, refiniShing, upholster-
my, Grating, storing, re-silver-
ing mirrors rug cleaning. We
buy and sell household goods.
Railroad Salvage Co. 318 Main
St.. phone 99S.
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NOTICE-If you contemplate any
repair work on your home, see
US. We carry the most COM
plete line of builders supplies,
lumber, doors. windows, paint,
roofing, etc, in Western Caro-
lima. Quality. service, satisfac-
ton. Hendersonville Supply
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DIVINE HEALING

DIVINE HEALING
Why try substitutes? 60 direct
to the Source through Divine
Healing. 1t never fails. F. w.
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free. Residence Boylston Rd.,
s 1-2 miles West of Hender-
SOnville
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WE PAY CASH for used furni-
+ ture, heatrolaS, stoves, ranges.
Reliable Furniture Co. Opposite
Court House. =
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS of
tone, power. foreign reception.
In cabinets of exquisite charm.
1886 Philco. Brunson Furni-
tGrl Company.
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SEE US for storing your house
hold goods for the winter. Also
for hauling. Grating, packing,
and shipping. Sam Corn Trans
fer Co. 423 King St. Phone
ZIG.
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SOC DR.. West Tooth Brush, 25c;
DR.. West Tooth Paste. Both for
49c. Large size Listerine, SOC.
Crazy Water Crystals, COO and
81: 6Oc Dr.. CaldwelPs Syrup OF
Pepsin, 39c. Freeze Drug Co. /"
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WHY TAKE chances on cheap
permanentS, when we can give
you a good one for $500. De-
Luxe Beauty Shop, Phone GIG.
Next to Carolina. =
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WANTED TO RENT farm for
1886. W. r. Ward, Route 2,
Hendersonville (FruitlandD.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Comnany.
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PAY YOUR TAXES WITH
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET A Sc S M E NTS.
PHONE 81. o. ROY KEITH,
REAL ESTATE.
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LEONA ALLEN YOUNG, regis
tered optometriX. Correct test
ing and fitting. Main street,
next door State Trust Co.
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FOrSaIe
Lutos and Accessories

Nr0NS high test gsso-
4 05. cars creased oO";
III .ss -. Corpening'S
Sr.,.r- S.g..9r. Church
4 an! E.si.a avenue.
i sd.
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SCHOOL FOR LITTLE FOLKS
will begin Sept. 9. Kindergar-
ten and lower grades colder
pupils considered. Elizabeth
Hughes. 704 Oakland; 215-J.
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BE A WORLD VOYAGER. Span
oceans with the marvellous new
1886 Philco. New models have
arrived. Brunson Furniture
Co.
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WE TRADE furniture, stoves,
tools, horses, cows, chickens,
hogs, feed, flour, hay, clover,
grass seeds, fruit jars and rub
Der caps. Govan Hyder Feed
Store. It'll Ave.
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= :
| WE TRADE furniture, stoves
! tools, horses, cows, chickens,
| hogs, feed, flour, hay, clover
grass seeds, fruit jars and rub
Der caps. Govan Hyder Feec
! Store. 7th Ave.
Soc DIR. West Tooth Brush, 25c;
| DR.. West Tooth Paste. Both fol
49c. Large size Listerine, SOC
! Crazy Water Crystals, coo and
81: soc Dr.. CaldwelPs Syrup OF
1 Pepsin, 39c. Freeze Drug Co.
/ WANTED TO RENT farm for
1886. W. r. Ward, Route 2
Hendersonville (Fruitland).
SPENCER CORSETEER leavin.
town Sept. %. Anyone wishing
service call TOW or after Oct
| write Mrs. Georgia Rector
Gilpin, 1905 Harmon Ave-, Win
ter Park, Fla.
WHY TAKE chances on chea,
permanentS, when we can give
you a good one for $500. De
|. Luxe Beauty Shop, Phone 9l6
Next to Carolina
WE PAY CASH for used furni
/. ture, heatrolaS, stoves, ranges
/ Reliable Furniture Co. Opposite
| Court House. =
H SEE US about you. furniture re
pairing, refiniShing, upholster,
I my, Grating, storing, re-silver,
ing mirrors rug cleaning. We
buy and sell household goods
Railroad Salvage Co. 318 Mair
/ St.. phone 99S.
SEE US for storing your house
hold goods for the winter. Also
for hauling. Grating, packing
and shipping. Sam Corn Trans
fer Co. 423 King St. Phone
ZIG.
DIVINE HEALING
Why try substitutes? 60 direct
to the Source through Divine
Healing. 1t never fails. F. w
! Sumner will help YOU. Services
free. Residence BOylStOn Rd
/ s 1-2 miles West of Hender,
sOnville
! SCHOOL FOR LITTLE FOLKS
will begin Sept. 9. Kindergar-
ten and lower grades colder
pupils considered). Elizabeth
/ Hughes. 7O4 Oakland; 215-J.
LEONA ALLEN YOUNG, regis
tered optometriX. Correct test
! ing and fitting. Main street,
next door State Trust Co. <
RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
I Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
/ Comnany. .
! raj IOON AAAES " IA
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET ASSE S M E NTS.
! PHONE 81. o. ROY KEITH,
! REAL ESTATE.
BE A WORLD VOYAGER. Span
! oceans with the marvellous new
1886 Philco. New models have
arrived. Brunson Furniture
! Co.
NOTICE-If you contemplate any
repair work on your home, see
! US. We carry the most COM
plete line of builders supplies,
lumber, doors. windows, paint,
/ roofing, etc, in Western Caro-
! lima. Quality. service, satisfac-
ton. Hendersonville Supply
! Co.. Lenox Park. Phone SOO.%
REACHING NEW HEIGHTS of
tone, power. foreign reception.
In cabinets of exquisite charm.
1886 Philco. Brunson Furni-
tGya Company.
VILE TRANSFER for storage
and draying. Agent Frederick
son Motor Express. Phone 121.
5-V CRIMP safety drain roofing
is permanent. We have all
lengths in stock. Rigby-Morrow
Company, Lumber, Builders
; Supplies, Millwork. Fourth ave-
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SPENCER CORSETEER leaving
town Sept. %. Anyone wishing
service call TOW or after Oct.
| write Mrs. Georgia Rector,
Gilpin, 1905 Harmon Ave-, Win
ter Park, Fla.
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La gaceta., 1935-12-26

-iLa acepto!-repuso ell es
poso de Soledad.-iLa acepto,
Y yo lie aseguro, lie prometo,
que me desvivire en- ell cumpli-
miento de mi obligation Y que
procurare hacerme digno de
tan inmerecidos favores!
-Asf 10 espero.
Sierra la dnica manera de
demostrarle mi gratitud. iPor
listed teniran pan mi esposa Y
mi hije!... iGracias, senior
gracias!
Y quiso besarle la mano: zero
Mario Sc opu:o, diciendo:
En- TODD case, a cuien de
be listed estar agradacido, no
es a mi, sino a la persona que
me 10 ha recomendado.
Theme listed raz6n. Y 81 fue
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
DEPORTE
LA REAPERTURA DEL CA
NEDi?OMO DE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

Unas $500 personals asi:tie-
ron aver a la reapertura de-.
Canedromo de SULPHUR Spring:
apostand Sc durante La noche
S14, 900. Ell ano pasado, ell dia
de la Inauguration, Sc aposta.
ron $4,000.
Mr.. j. Homer Ellis, e. ADM
nj tradCr, expres6 su algeria
per la forma en- qre el publicc
corresponds, a pesar del frio.
En- la segunda carrera solo
Sc a~postaron 1851; pero en- la
tercera subi6 a S1,154, en- la
cuarta a S1,34S y en- la quinta
a S1,511.
La apuesta dcble Sc page a
$173.60, t~riunfando los galgos
Martin Barton y Granite Road
ASisti6 a la Inauguration e
alcalde Clancy. Vencieron er
las 10 carreras los Perros Edo.
ny Chance, Granite Road, Mar
tin Barton, Fire Bush, Com:
mando, Cloudy Final, Roya
Hunter, Rare Juventus, Swee'
Dictator Y Chaz-Zan.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
ETTORE VENCIO A FORD

Filadelfia, Die. 26.-Al Etto-
re, ell p1gil local, Sc bati6 ano-
che con Ford Smith, Ell vaquero
de Montana, maltratandolo a su
gustt ep diez asalto:. Ettore lie
conceB Una v~entaja en- Ell peso
de No libras y ademas llev6 la
cfensiva, obligandolo a pelear
en- retirada. Smith resistio va :
lientemente, con los labios lasti
mados, pero no pudo dominar
las vigorosas acometias de su
ldversario.
Leroy Haynes, de Los Ange.
les, puso a dornlir a Willie Red
dish, en- ell segundo asalto. Pesa
ga ell primero 1877, siete libra:
mas que ell vencido.
Benny Bass, ell excampeor
! aundial del peso de pluma, de.
rrib6 p9r la cuenta de 10, en- e
segundo asalto, a Johnny era.
ven.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
DOS PUZZLES DE WEST
TAMPA Sc BATIRAN MA
MANA EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Dos ''estrellas' de West Tam
pa Y Tampa, los j6venes Baby
Miller y Chino Alvarez, Sc BATH
ran manana por la nodae, EN-
Benjamin Field, y rendiran sus
mejores esfuerzos porque Jim
Downing lie ha ofrecido al triun
fador I'm match con ell campe6n
Tony Canzoneri, que vendra de
tisita a la Florida.
Miller es zurdo y pega formi-
tables punetazos; Alvarez es dc
techo Y sus lpuhos tienen va ia
ma en- TODD ell sur.
Ell gladiator izquierdo asegu-
"a que Mr.. Alvarez sera derri-
bado; ell derecho sostiene que
Miller tiene la mandibula de
crystal Y que lie recogeran de la
'ona despues de la cuenta de 10.
Lew Diamond, que ha ofreci-
10 presentar a Canzoneri en-
Tampa, parece tener un alto
eoncepto de la habilidad de Al
varez; pero duda de que Miller
pueda ser un habil oponente del
italiano campe6n.
Completan ell programa bouts
entire Pablo Marques y Babe del
Vale, Richard Hernandez Y To
ny Monin, y Red Hutchinson
contra Mario Santana.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
DEAN PTDE UN SUELDO
DE S2E 500

Ell famoso pitcher Dizzy Dean
estuvo aver en- la pista de pc :
rros de Sulphur Springs y ALI
do a los p%eriodistas que este
ano pedira por srs servicios a
los Cardenales la cantidad de
IS27, SEQ, mi un centavo mas nj
un centavo menos",
Dean dice que el ano pa:ado
gan6 % desafios y que este bien
merece $1,000 mas.
81 la direction del club Sc ME
ga a pagarme 10 que pido, no to
mare parte en- la venidera tenn
porada".
R~efiriendose a California di-
10 que no cambiaria un acre de
terra de la Florida por todos
los acres de California. Ell mes
pasado e2tuvo en- California. Sa
ia del hotel con ropa li2era y
dos horas despues Sc presenta-
ba un intense frio y tenia que
recurrir a ropa pesada Y abrigo.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
-GES listed casado?-pre.

-GEs listed casado?-pre-
gunto.
ST, senor,-contest6 Gus
tavo.
icon una hija?
ICON un angel, que es mi
algeria Y mi consuelo!
-Pues por su esposa, por SUI
ia, por esos dos pedazos de
su coraz6n, tiene listed hasta
ell deber de ser ambicioso, de
ser humilde.
Y con acento insinuante y
bondadoso ,anadi6:
-Acepte listed sin ~escrdpu-
10 alguno la colocaci6n que lie
ofrezro, que su misma modes
tia es prueba de que la mere
ce, ". iojala sea ella base de
Su dieha futural
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
LA EMBAJADA DE CUBA
DICE QUE LA HABANA
ES UN LUGAR SECURE

La embajada de Cuba en- Wa
sington di6 aver una nota a los
peri6dicos diciendo que la Ha-
bana es un lugar tan SECURE, en-
estos momentos, como cuales :
quiera ciudad de primer orden.
Comentando la vista de Mike
Jacobs a la capital Guiana, Ell
embajador dice que Sc lie trat6
con extraordinaria cortesia Y Sc
lie dieron toda clase de facilida-
des.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26

New York, Die. 26.-El Gre
nistp Jack Cuddy, que no es a
m:?o delcAcampeon Max Baer,
1ublico aver W a~rticulo defen-
diendo al e~xcarlicero de Califor.
MIA de la acusacion de no Iaaber
peleado sacramento" en- contra
de joe Luis, la maravilla ne
gra. ray
"Yo incurri, dice CuddF, en-
Ell desagrado de Make H. rque
antes del combate avise a loe
fieIes de que el Sc hallaba en- ma
las condolences fisicas y predije
que Jose Lui. lie acostaria". Uno
de lo: ayudantes de Make Sc
Modesto tanto que amenaz6 con
hacer arrojar a los periodistas
al fondo del lago'',
"Facil es decir que un hon.
bre, vapuleado en- un bout, es
un cobarde, un amarillo. Els to-
davia ma: facil 81 listed, como
"experto", lie ha selecci onado co
mo triunfador",
mo podemos olvidar Guam
suave fue para todos los inteli-
gentes ell anunciar que Ernie
Schaaf Sc tirarta al tablado la
noche de la pelea con Primo Car
nera. Schaaf cay6 bajo los gol-
pes del gigantic Y dijeron que
todo habia sido una combina :
ci6n; pero dfas despues Ernie
dejaba de existir a consecuencia
de los golpes recibidos. Pero las
golpizas dada a Schaaf por Car
nera a Baer, muy poca cosa fue
ron comparadas con la que Jose
Luis di6 a Baer. FL Inebreo pa
recia resistir las coces de Jun
mulo. Luis lie pogo formidables
punetazos por la cara, la cabeza
y otras parties del cuerpo''.
"Dos wees cay6 Baer a la To-
ma, en- ell tercero, v una en- el
cuarto. La campana lie salv6 en-
ell tercero, despues de la segun-
da caida. Pero sigui6 lpeleando
~ finalmente bajo las manos, en-
ell cuarto, cayendo despues So
bre sus rodillas. Make trataba
de ievaatarse euande Donovan
intervino, poniendo fin al bout.
"Por que Baer no atac6 fiera
mente a Luis 81 no lie temia?-
preguntaron algunos criticos
Sencillamente porque IBaer no
es gladiator de eSa clase. FL
siempre Sc movie lentamente
afirmandose antes de pegsr, y
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.~rSu ~
REUNIONES"suilE r LOS
AMIGOS DE

Los partidarios del Plan
Townsend, en- favor de pensio-
mes a los viejos, celebraran hoy
las siguientes reuniones:
In Jackson Heights, esqUina
de Lake y la Gale 81, a las
80; Club Townsend No. /, en-
la Primera Iglesia Congrega-
cional, Florida esQuina a Fran
els, Y Club de Seminole Heights
en- la cuadra de los 200 Gale
Fern.
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ST, senior.

ST, senior.
= Por partida doble?
ST. Tambien poseo Ell fran
ces, ell italiano...
@iCIl! Pues es mas, mucho
mas de 10 que Sc necesita para
ocupar ell puesto que lie reserva-
ba, Y de clio lie felicito y me fe-
licito. En- vista de sus aptitu-
.des, que supongo seran a1n ma
|yores de 10 que en- su modes
tia manifesto, tengo ell gusto
de ofrecerle el destino de jefe
de oficinas, con ell sueldo de
diez y seis mil reales anuales.
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bro, de emoci6n, de algeria.
;.Jefe de Oficinas con dieZ

VI y, VIC CAAAOSAOht w hA$AA
iJefe de Oficinas con diez Y
seis mil reales de sueldo!
Aquello era pasar de la mi
seria a la opulencia.
Rompiendo a llorar de nue.
vo, exclam6:
-iOh! mol. iEs demasia-
dol. iYo no merezco tan
tot. Me conformo con me-
nos!...
-Por ESQ mismo,-le re-
plic6 Mario,-por su humil-
dad, merece listed aGn mas de
10 lie ofrezco.
-Pero...
" estoy convencido de
que desempehara listed su car
go a satisfaction de todos, y
abrigo la esperanto de que, an
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dando ell tempo, cuando los ne
gocios de la nueva sociedad
adquieran mayor desarrollo,
podre ofrecerle otro puesto de
mas importancia, mejor retri-
buido.
isl lie digo a listed que es
demasiado, senior Cruz!... Que
me conformo con menos, con
mucho menoS; que no merezco
tanto...
ESQ no es listed Quien pue
de nj debe decino.
A mi me basta CON-. cual
quier coSa. La question es que
coma mi hija, mi Lolin.
VIII
Estas palabras llamaron la
atenci6n de Mario.