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La opinión., 1935-03-09
LLEGARON DE NUEVA YORK

BESIDE hace varios dfas Sc en-
cuentran en- esta ciudad. proce-
denies de la de Nueva York, la
sehora Maria Socorro de Avella-
media. acompanada de su hiia
Gloria Avellaneda. quienes vie
men a esta ciudad a pasar una
corta temporada al lado de sus
parientes, los esposos Rebolledo.
quienes radican en- Westwood.
Los Angeles.
La sehora Avel'aneda, que per-
tenece a los mejores ~circulos go
eiales de Mexico, lleva va bas-
tante tempo de radicar en- Nue.
va York, siendo este So primer
yiaje al Oeste.
Con este motive los esposos
Rebolledo, estan preparando va
rias fiestas en- honor de sus hues
pedes, y presentarlas a sus innd-
meras amistades que mantienen
ell esta ciudad.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
SALlERoN PARA GUADALA.
JARA LAS SEHORlTAS
VlLLARPEAI

Despues de haber pasado una
temporada de cuatro semanas en-
esta ciudad al lado de yarios pa
rientes, s~alieron aver por el tren
del Southern Pacific, con rumbo
a Guadalajara. jail, las senori-
tas Julieta Y Jesusita Yillarreal,
ciudad de donde %vinieron.
Durante su permanencia en- es-
ia, fueron muy agasajadas.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
FACTOR DA
CONSOLES A LA
MUJER DE CASA
"EI tocador de los inUita-
dos debe estar bien sur
lido en- TODD tempo
dice
IPor MAX FACTOR
Genio del Msquillaje

Ouizds seals. lectora, una de
estas amas de casa a Quien gus
ia toner invitados durante los
week ands'....
ST es asi. osabtis a~tenderlos
debidamente? Sa6er atender de-
bidamente no oonsiste solo en-
organizar paseos de ~interes. jne-
COS de bridge" Y competencias
de sport. Aun mas esencial que
este es saber alojar n los invita-
dos en- IN cuarto c6modo. que
comprenda todos los objetos ne
~cesarios para una buena toilet
te", delicadeza que tanto eon.ri-
buye a hacer que vuestros ami
COS Sc sientan en- su casa.
FL noventa por ciento de las
amas de casa, por descuido 0 9or
~negllgencia, Sc o,vida de esta
precauci6n. cuando el tocador de
su invitada debe estar tan bien
equipado como el suyo proplo.
UnO de los primeros articGlos
que toda inyitada debe neon
trar en- su toeador. es un buen
bote de crema para Impair
como probablemente no sabreis
que clase de cults tiene ella. es-
coged Crema Desvsneciente. que
beneficial la tez grasienta Y no
dana la tez normal o SEGA.
La Loci6n R-efrescante es la
olvidada por Ia m%uchacha que
hace su maleta a la carrera, Y
podeis tener Ia seguridad que
vuestra invitada os vivira eter-
namente agradecida.
No Divides de incluir un buen
surtido de toallitas de cara Y no.
jas de tisd para remover Ia ere
ma, Y recordad que toda mujer
usa un t6nico despu6s de Ia lin
pieza del mas convenience para
los CUTS normales Y secos, pero
las de tez grasienta siempre usan
astringente.
Hablando de limpieza. es natu-
raj que nos acordemos del bano.
La temperature del aqua debe
tenerse en- cuenta, esta no deeb
estar nj muy fra nj muy calien-
te, sino tibia. 6Sabeis la historic
de Ia ~estrella distraida que. du-
rante sus vacaciones en- un hotel
atristocratico de Hollywood. reel
bio una taxa de aqua. de manos
de IA sirvienta, con objeto de que
probara con el dedo la temporal
tura del aqua de baho? Pero
ella, apur0 Ia taxa. ~creyendo que
era n nueya bebida.
I'm m6todo que. aunque verda-
deramente ~eXtra1o. encierra una
buena idea, pues Ia temperature
desagradable en- el aqua mata Ia
primera impression deliciosa del
banjo.
Otra d%elicadeza que vuestra
inyitada apreciara es un banjo
perfumado. Para este fin no hay
NADIA mejor que Eau de Cologne:
esta fragante preparation. ade-
mas de perfumar Y suavizar el
aqua. tiene una gran ventaja So
bre las sales de baho-y IS que
no hay que esperar a que Sc des-
y~anezca.
I'm bUen n1mero de ~toallas de
banjo debon ser provistas para su
uso, y un frasco de Crema para
la Piel Y Tejidos es siempre bien-
yenido para p-roporcionar una
asradable suayidad a Ia piel. La
meior bora para usar esta ma
ravilosa crema es despues del
banjo, Que es cuando los poros
estdn aun abiertos Y pueden abb
server sus beneficos aceites.
Y por 1ltimo, no Divides de
equipar ell tocador de vuestra
amiga con los cosm6ticos nece-
sarios para su maquillaje. V des-
de luego. que estos han de ser
en- dolores que armonicen con su
tipo y colorido.
No cometais la misma falta
que muchas amas de casa, que
La opinión., 1935-03-09
UNA CENA Y BALE DEL
CLUB TEA.

Esta noche sc reunen los MEM
bros del enthusiastic club social
TEA, para celebrar alegre-
mente el fin de la semana, Sc
gun Sc ha servido manifestarnos
uno de los componentes de la di-
rectiva.
Los alegres c]elebran;es sc han
dado eta en- Ell nuevo cabaret
Las Palmeras' situado en- Holly
wood, a las nueve de la noche,
s%iryiendose luego un banquete
para mas de veinte personals. y
mas tarde entregandose todos al
bale.
Todas las fiestas del club, has
ia hoy, han resultado muy luci-
das, Y no Sc cree que la presen-
te pueda constituir nj con mu-
cho, una exception.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
D E F U N C o N E S

FL dfa 4 de los corientes. reel
bieron sepultura en- ell Pante6n
del Calvario los restos de la Sc
nora Cecilia Fierro, quien falle-
clio ell dfa anterior en- su residen-
cha de Ia Gale Soto, Y de donde
parti0 ell cortejo fGnebre.
a las nueve de la manana del
dia 5 de los c%orrientes falleci0
Ia nina Ernestina Flores. a la
edad de ocho amos, Y sus funeral
les Sc e~feetuaron al dia siguien-
te. sierdo s%epultados sus restos
en- 81 panteon Forest Lawn. en-
la vecina poblaci0n de Glendale.
O.
FL dfa G de los corrientes falle-
clio en- su propio domicilio de la
Gale Alameda. a Ia altura de la
Gale Cuarenta, 81 senior Julian
Carrillo a la edad de sesenta
ahos. Sus funerales sc efectua-
ron ell jueves ultimo, siendo sus
restos sepu,tados en- ell Pante0n
del Calvario.
o
I'll cinco dc los corrientes. re-
%cibieron sepu;tuTa on Ell Pante6n
del Calyario. los restos del Sc
nor Pablo Lopez.
A las once de la manana del 6
del ~presente y partierdo de su
Residential de la Gale Ventura,
con direction al Pante6n del cal
vario, Sc inici6 FL cortejo fdne-
brc. o Ell obieto de dar cristia-
ma sepultura a las restos del Sc
for Lorenzo Castrejon, quien ha-
bfa fallecido Ell dia anterior.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
DE PLACEMES Ell ROGAR
DEL SR. FERREIRA

FL hogar del senior Herman Fe-
rreira y de su esposa Adelaide
Ferreira. Sc ]encuentra de place
mes por ell nacimiento de una
encantadora nihita, Ia que vino
al mundo con toda felicidad.
Innumeras son las personals que
han estado a felicitar a los espo-
SOS Ferreira, por ell feliz arribo
de su primogenita.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
"FESTEJARoNLE Ell Ola
DE SU SANTO

El dia 4 del corriente celebr6
su onomastico la sehorita Bertha
Elizondo, v con tan grato mott
vo, congrego en- su Residential de
la calle West Adams. n un CRU
pc de sus amistades fntimas, pa
"a %quienes tuvo muy amables
atenciones. habiendoseles obse-
quiado con un lunch-cerveza.
En- amena eharla transcrrieron
las horas. dssarrol'andose tam
bien un bonito programa en- Ell
que tomaron parte varias de las
sehoritas amigos de la festejada.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
ESta N0Che!

FL celebre tenor italiano Pablo
Marconi Zen ell %erabadol eanta-
ra hoy en- la noehe la parte este
lar en- la opera III Trovatore',
en- ell cseenario del "Phiiharmo-
mic Auditorium, baio los auspi-
clos de la empresa Paonesa y la
direction del maestro Alberto
Cont.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
MATTHIAS A LA ITAlIANA

Sc haeen cocer las matthias en-
aqua hirviendo con un POGO dc
sal. \ continuation p~onerlas EN-
un timhal de p%orcelana, al fuego.
Juntar o cresta de gallo, hf-
gado de polio, setas cocidas, to-
do ella pasado por, manteca que
haya sido previamente fundida.
Sc cuhre ell tlmbal Y Sc pone al
banomarfa para calentar bien.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
Sc ENCUENTRA MUY ME-
DORADO FL SR. CABALLERO

Sc halla convaleciente del nal
que lie a~quejaba. el senior Carlos
Caballero V hay e-speranzas de
que pronto Sc e%ncuentre compile
tamente restablecido, segdn el
dicho de- doctor que 10 atiende.
Muchas dc sus amistades han
estado a visitar'o en- su rcsiden-
ella de la calle Washington en- el
n1mero 322G al oeste.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
CHUIETAS DE CORDERO
A LA FAVoRITA

400 gramos de chuletas de cor
dero. 35 gramos de lengua es-
lata: 100 gramos de manteca; 80
gramos de harino; 10 gramos de
cebolla: l deci'itro de vino blan-
co: . pepinillos en- vinagre, tru-
IA p%equeha.
Manera de h~acerse:-Se pre-
paran las chuletas. sc les pone
sal. Sc pasan por la harina y sc
frfen en- Ia manteca. luego Sc
agrega Ia cebolla, los %pepinillos
Y la trufa, TODD picado muy me-
nude, rehogase hasta que en-
pieza a tomar color. seguidamen-
te sc ahaden 10 gramos de hari-
ma Y ell vino blanco. Sc azona
con sal v pimienta Y Sc cuece
durante 80 minutes y fuego lento.
--)o(-
49, " Avgs
La opinión., 1935-03-09

Continus su eoucneIdn nor medic
do Ia lsctura. Nunea es tarde psra
aprender. Pida hoy mfsmo uuestro
cst6lopo de Iibros. GRATlS.-Li'
9RERIA LoZANO. 203 NJ. Los An
geIes st, Los ANGELES, CALF.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
80 En- Dos TeatrOs .

La ~fotografia es de una escena de la pe!icula "Paya-
sadas de la Vida" que ha causado muy buena impression
y Sc exhibe simultaneamente hoy Ell los teatros Califor-
MIA e HidaIgo, tarde y noche. Ramon Pereda toma Ell
ella la parte estear, acompahandolo Frausto, Barreiro,
Iona la Negra Y otros elementos.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
Ell HOGAR DEL SR. ENRi-
OUEZ ESTA DE PLACEMES

La senora Guadalupe Enriquez,
esposa del senior ingeniero Isna-
clio Enrlquez, prominente caba-
Hero de nuestros buenos circu-
les sociales. do a luz ell lunes pa
sado I'm hermoso Y robusto va
ron, que EN- breve sera cristiani.
zado.
La sehora Enriquez Y ell recien
nocido, disfrutan a la fecha de
cabal salud.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
DE SOCIEDAD
Celebraran hoy sus bodas de orc

algunos rcgalos de valor y uti-
lidad.
La opinión., 1935-03-09

al comprar cosmeticos, Sc con-
tentas con escoger Ell prier CO.
Tor que lie presentan en- Ell mos
trador.
Con un maquillaje en- armo-
MIA de color, vUestra invitada
%provocara admiration de todos
los ~presentes, y os bendecira Sc
cretamente.
Y vos, lectora, podreis estar
orgu!losa de vucsta obra.
La opinión., 1935-03-09
Allegro FIESTA DADA A LA
SENORITA DlAZ

Una bella fiesta fue dada en-
honor de Ia senorita Paulita Diaz,
Ia noche del martes pasado, en-
su r~esidencia de Ia Gale Indiana
al sur.
La fiesta reconcile como mo-
two el onomastico de la senorita
mencionada, quien 10 celebr6 o
deada de sus amigos. de los
miembros de su familia y admi-
radores en- general.
Sc bail6 hasta Ia madrugada,
o una buena orquesta, habi6n-
dose d%esarrollado tambien algu-
nos ndmeros especiales en- honor
de la agasajada.
Esta recibi6, o las felicita-
clones de sus amistades locales,
La opinión., 1935-03-09

I'll cinco dc los corrientes. re-
cibieron sepu'tura on Ell Pante6n
del Calvario. los restos del Sc
for Pahlo L6noZ.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25
CHAPTER XII

II was late fall. Stephen had just
returned from his vacation, 1t was his
first day back at the office and he was
biz rebelllous at the flood OF patients
that awaited him. He finally got rid OF
the Inst one at five thirty. and follow
Ing his custom, settled back. for pipe
fnl of tobacco, when Miss Ordway en-
tered.
There's a young lady calling" she
announced. @She says she Is Miss ELI
oft"
= don't know her, Miss Ordway A
prospective patient?"
Il imagine she Is didn't ask"
"Tell her It's beyond office hours and
suggest that he call during office
hours tomorrow"
Miss Ordway departed to deliver the
message. but returned presently to
say that the young lady begged to be
permitrpa-to see him. very well, show
her m" he acoHiesced irritahly. "hut
remember Professor Finnegan If she
stays TOO long"
Miss Elliott entered. Stephen rose
and waved her to chair. Then
We'll. Miss Elliot, what seems to be
the troubleT
Does my general appearance indi
cate to you, even remotely, that an
one who requires the services Of {
nenrologist and psychiatrlsll" shs
asked him.
Stephen smiled. Scarcely. What Il
1t. them You want subscription Il
something's
How astute you are, Doctor. ! an
soliciting subscriptions to fund de
signed to furnish expert medical atten
ton To a very deserving public servant
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25

His heart, for some mad reason, was
singing within him.
Sit down. he commanded, and went
back to his own chair. I'm going to
talk to you for five minutes, and then
1 tile subject will be taboo for ever.
Imagine long hill with a deep pond
at the foot of TIA pond all scummy
green and sllmy-a masmatlc pond.
Imagine that you started running dowil
that hill In the dark, that you stubhed
your toe and rolled the remainder OF
the way-into that pond. Well. that's
exactly what happened to you. You
were running In the dark and you
| stubbed your toe and landed In a
social stratum equivalent 10 that scum
my pond. DO you remember your fos
| ter-mother."
"Faintly-ns one remembers faces
and events of ones childheod."
Nrt. don't bother to remember her
| Her cruelty almost ruined your life
| but she Is out Of your life now, never
to return. There are four human be
ings living who know thai Penelope
Gatlin and Nance Belden were one ans
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25

UT yourself out with neat, trim
1 manufactured suit Ito which give
class with accessories that are eye
filling and chic down to the mlnntest
Item, then--on with the Easter style
parade
1t Is not that the strictly man-tai-
lored short jacket suit Is the only type
sponsored by leaders In fashion for
the new season. On the contrary. suit
buying Is bewildering problem these
days. The range takes In every known
species from the softly styled holero,
cape-sleeve jacket, also wlth-acape
sort, to the tailored -piece-dress va
riety which. when topped with its IN
evitabe jacket. Is SO styled as to look
the part of jacket-and-skIrt tailleur.
Then, too, the swagger-coat suits are
as smart as the smartest. In fact any
costume Is In fashion this season just
SO It's a suit.
However, there comes the crucial
moment In the life Of every fashion
following woman when she must ar
a
to buy In way Of new spring out
fit. Reducing generalities as to style
trends In the suit realm TO concrete
unit we are inclined to believe that
the advice offered In the first para
graph OF this discourse on suits Is as
about MS safe and sane and style
promising as any we can suggest We
assure you that there Is decided Hair
among the best-dressed women for
/ the strictly man-tailored jacket anu
skirt versions, two pleasing opponents
OF which we present In the illustra-
tlon herewith.
| There is no need to dwell upon the
satisfacti0ns. the whole season
| through that one gets out OF a neat
| dated .up- to-the-monient suit such as
pictured to the left. A classic type
| such as this Is the very foundation OF
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25

This .Fan" rf- rug has attracted
a lot of attention and to our knowl-
edge quite fey home rug makers
have made one or more like It. 1t
must be seen to be appreciated.
Made up In brilliant colors the pam
els In alternating light and dark
shades and the center of dark green
and red, this rug Is bound to catch
the attention Of anyone upon enter
ing the room. This model measures
IS inches across and 80 inches deep.
and requires about four pounds OF
material to crochet. The ten panels
are made first and then crocheted to-
gether. The center half circle Is
made to fit opening for 1t and In turn
Is slip stitched into space.
This beautiful rug Is one of the
twenty handmade rugs shown In col
ors In rug book No. "a.
RI handmade rag rugs Interest you
send lis 15c for this book Of rugs
with Instructions and you Will re-
ceive 1t by mail postpaid.
Address HOME CRAFT CON-
PANY. Department G, Nineteenth
and st. Louis Avenue, st. Louis. Mo.
Inclose a stamped addressed en-
velope for reply when writing for any
information.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25

successful wardrobe. No matter how
many frills and furbelows and sweetly
feminine pretty-pretty clothes one may
possess, when 1t comes to something
to wear" which will prove equal TO
every daytime occasion, there Is moth
Ing which can take the place OF a
good-lookIng suit, as Is this model It
is tailored OF slate blue mems suitlng
with white overcheck. The jacket
has that easy-at-the-wais look which
Is indicative OF the newest silhouette.
The blouse Is white challis printed In
red and black dots with an ascot
scarf neckline.
The companion suit to the right ac-
cents the vogue for contrast. Also 1t
/ Is a smartly feminIzed Interpretation
OF a masculine fashion In that the
black broadcloth Of mans dinner
Jacket Is combined with the striped
fabric of formal trousers. Under this
ultra chic braId-trimmed jacket mfady
wears a very dainty batiste blouse
| which has a jabof and collar with fine
val lace-encrusted edge.
The beauty OF a strictly tailored
suit is that miracles can be worked In
its appearance by varying the Access
series worn with 1t. For example,
fancy how stunning the double-hreast
taileur will look when its owner tops
| II with one OF the stunning new nat
ural channels hats. tying stitched
scarf OF the Identical channels about
her throat, carrying chamois hand
bag and wearing gloves of matching
channels. A navy blue sailor OF the
new rough snun.glass straw. with navy
/ blue footwear and other accessory
items would likewise prove a pleasing
! diversion.
| Co. Western Newspaper Union.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25
Three-Piece Ensembles to
Re More and More Popular

Three-pIece ensembles continue to be
more and more popular. AS change
from the winter wooden or fur coat
with one-piece dress, there are novel
ensembles for all hours OF the day,
composed either of full jersey or
wooden dress with cape to match, some
times with an additional sort of waist
cont or cardigan jacket, OF three-Quar-
ter or rather seven-eighths coat In the
samp material as the dress underneath,
or matching It's trimming; also OF very
smart afternoon velvet coats trimmed
with fur and shorter than the dress In
the same velvet, completed by a. lame
or rayon chenille tunlc.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25
SPRING SUITS ARE
OF RABBIT WOOL

Fifth avenue shops already are show
Ing rabbit wool suits for spring In soft
pastels. The favorite style consists OF
d one-pIece dress on shlrtwast lines,
with loose hip-length jacket In
deeper tone Of the same color. Inc
frock Is tailored to the last notch, mas
short sleeves. a monogrammed ascot
of lf-material, saddle-leather Dell
and a kick pleat In the skirt.
The Jacket, In darker tone, Is loose
and casual, and may be worn admir-
ably with springtIme prints or sweat
ers and skirts.
The new spring weight rabbit wool
ems come In soft, silky shadow checks
and stripes, diagonal and otherwise
are soft as the proverhial kittens ear
and as light as spring zephyr
There's putty color that Is grand
In combination with dark brown jack
at. felt crusher hat, brown leather bel
and brown accessories.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25

refer to Detective. Sergeant Patrick
Joseph Flynn
Il know him, Miss Elliott. What's
wrong with Flynn
His blood pressure seems to be very
high"
"Nothing doing. Miss Elliott" Stephen
interrupted. II admit | sold this ter
rible Flynn the notion that he had high
blood pressure. but | did TINT for Il
reason | do not care to explain. The
man has the arteries of hoy. What's
Flynn to you? And just who might
you be!'
You have my name. What | want
to know is this: Are you ashamed to
take me out to dinner?'
NO, of course not Stephen hinked.
II appear eminently respectahle?'
"Qute. In fact. most presentable
lady"
Not so homely, eh?"
ION the contrary. But | shall not
90 to dinner with YOU
''Why?"
"Wel, while the experience might
be delightful. | think you're too pert.
The lovely face dropped sorrow
fully. "Oh. Stephen, would you be that
mean to poor little Penelope?'
Good god of love" Stephen almost
yelled. Are yon my little Penelope"
.Of course | nm. Oh, Stephen. you
great BOBBY. not to recognize me !"
He came from behind his desk, took
her fiercely by the shoulders and gazed
down at her. too amazed TO sneak,
That's pretty good secondhand
nose. Isn't it, Penelope aneried. with
just the suspicion of a qnayer III her
tone. Don't tell me you disapprove.
adore II myself
Very soberly he quoted:
And you. my sweet Penelope out
there somewhere you wait for
me,
With buds Of roses In your hair. and
Kisses on your mouth"
"Oh, SteyIeI" she whispered. Take
one"
He took three. and Penelope rested
contentedly In his arms
He Rugged her traternally. My
| dear. dear GIRL he declared. IF were
| praying man I'd get right down OF
my knees and send UP a prayer oi
gratitude to Omnipotence. You're well?'
"Oh, yes, indeed ! am the girl cried
with catch In her voice. I'm happy
not perfectly happy but-hug me
Oh, Stephen. Stephen. 1t was SO hard
not to come back when ! received your
cablegram. But | had to fight things
out and | didn't want to come home
until could meet You hrayely. stephen
are you truly glad TO see me again.
II am he answered, and maryelef
that he should be so glad as he was
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25
Noah Web,ter's "Best Seller"

In l7S3. Noah Webster published "A
Grammatical Institute of the English
Language" 1t was written In three
parts: A spelling book, grammar and
n render observes a writer In Cosmo-
poliran Magazine. Wehster's royalty
though less than one cent volume,
still must have been pretty handsome,
for the book was the first Of the
American best sellers. Before the be
ginning OF the Civil war 1t WAS selling
NJ the rate of more thnn million cop
les year Webster began work on his
famous dictionary In 1877 II was pub
lished In 1873. and contained 10000
words. and about 10000 definitions
tint had not appeared In any other
dictionary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25

If anyone asks you to describe the
new peach-basket hat just tell them
[ has crown which narrows at the
op and a brim which slopes to the
.dge. An inverted peach basket In
spired this new shape which Is quite
the topic of conversation among mil
liners here and abroad. The model
pictured has one of the very barrow
brims although some peach-basket
chapeaux widen their brms into pic
turesque and hattering mushroom ef-
fects. Betting ribbon and a stlffened
mesh veil trim the navy blue milan
straw peach-basket hat here shown.
Many of the wider brlmmed models
are made OF stitched fabric, either
crepe or taffeta and some few navy or
black satin models are to be seen.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25
Snake Spits Poison

The snake which splits poison Is the
Eryptian splitting cobra. The mechan.
ism OF this splitting appears 10 be that
by compression of the poison glands
the venom Is forced OUT through ,6e
fangs, and at the same time blast of
MIR is exhaled. This carries the liquid
forward as n spray for considerable
distance, and II 1t strikes person
in the eyes. intense irritation + set up
which results In temporary and some
times permanent blindness.