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Evening star., 1939-10-17
Northwest Council
Asks Check on
Small-Lof BuiIdinu
Zoning Change Urged
To Protect Class A
Residential Areas

The Northwest Council of Citizens
Associations voted last night to IA
vor change in zoning regulations
to restrict property frontage to not
less than SO feet in all future real
estate subdivisions zoned class A
residential and to specify a mini
mum of 5000 square feet per lot in
such areas throughout the city. The
action came as part of joint zoning
resolution which aims to preclude
home building on small tracts OF
property, especially those existing
between established residences.
In residential sections already laid
out and classified in the Zoning
Commission, the council, according
to its linked resolution, would have
the frontage minimum placed at
40 feet per lot. George E. Dieffen-
bach, who offered the motion,
pointed out that a zoning change
along these lines is necessary to in
sure full property values of COM
munities as whole and to prevent
patchwork" lot development on
scattered properties with frontage
barely sufficient to pass the present
requirements. The vote was unani-
NOUS and the zoning Commission
will be notified.
More Gas Stations Protested.
Opposition was registered against
the proposed establishment of addi-
tional gas stations on Connecticut
avenue between Van Ness and Abe
marie streets NV, it being charged
that there are now too many con-
structions of this type in the area
and that supplemented by several
amusement centers, the section re
sembles small-scale Coney Island" 4"
Offered by Mrs Leslie Boudinet
Wright, president of the Forest Hills
civic group, which took similar &C
lion last month, the resolution re-
teived full support of the delegates.
The council acted to limit the
number of dogs per residence to two
after complaints were filed charging
that in some cases as many as Is
are being kept in a single home in
residential section of the North
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Dillon ant
daughter of Zillah, visited Monda!
at the home of Mr.. Dillon's broth.
er, Harry Dillon.
Mrs. Boehmer who underwent q
major operation at the Pasco hos
pital, was able to return to hel
home Thursday.
Mrs Harry Dillon returned Mon
day from Portland where she had
been visiting for the past ten days
Mr.. and Mrs. George Snow were
visitors Wednesday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Purschwitz at
the upper dam.
Mrs. Ruth Carmichael, who has
been i'll for the past few days. was
able to resume her teaching duties
at the high school Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Schaller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Kippes were
Walla Walla visitors Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benson moves
Tuesday into the place recently va
Gated by the Greenleaf family, VIII,
moved to the coast. The Henr,
Jacobs family will move into tn,
Benson home.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Stillwel
visited at the home Of DR.. Eply ir
Pasco Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ayers, Mrs
Clara McCarty, Mrs. d. Gerber
Lawanna and Donald Gerber, visit.
ed the Rattlesnake grange Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Piert had as
dinner guests Sunday, the A. w.
Evett family from Kennewick.
Bob Beale left Monday night for
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Whitman and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Lande were Sunday dinner guests
at the Ernest Sherry home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Glassner of
Kennewick were Sunday visitors at
the home of MIR. Glassner's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Glassner.
Mrs. Harry Benson spent the
weekend with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. F. Grain in Sunnyside.
Herbert Teade, teacher in the To-
calg rade school has been i'll. Mrs
Laudell has been substituting dur
ing his absence. 49,. .n..~-.
Buster Cochran is staying at the
Beall home for the present.
Harry Benson, superintendent OF
the River View Schools, attended a
directors and superintendents meet
ing Thursday and Friday in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sherry and
Donald were Saturday evening din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Piert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud McCarty and
Betty, were Sunday visit I
DIS at the home Of Mr.. McCarty's
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Cummings in Wallula Sunday.
H. CARAT left Friday for Yak
ma to visit his SON and family.
Pete and Grin Jande of Umapine
we're overnight visitors at the Jess
.ande home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benson were
Inner guests Monday at the Harold
Vitham home.
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Richland Woman
Dies Suddenly
Monday Morning

RICHLAND-Nina Mae Hess. age
IS, died at her home in Richlanc
Monday morning of heart attack
Mrs. Hess has lived in this comnun-
lty for the past 10 years. Survivors
include Howard A. Hess of Elk CITY
Oklahoma, Walter E. Hess of Ell Re-
no, Okla, Mrs. Rena Murphy, Chas
w. Hess and Jessie Mae Hess, all of
Rlchland and Mrs. Mildred Murphy
OF Yakima. Mr.. Hess and two sons
preceded her in death.
Earle Jones, Lewis Sloan, Philip
Schlreman and Harold Copeland
attended turkey dinner given by
the American Legion post of Pasco
Saturday evening.
Tuesday evening the Elmer Ling
skog American Legion Post of
Richland entertained their wives at
an eight o'clock turkey supper.
There were 81 members and their
wives present. The Vice Comman-
der Of the 9Th district and Com
mander OF the Pasco post were out
Of town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Vandine and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McGhan were
business visitors in Spokane We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hackney
ana Roy Hackney returned Sunday
from Idaho where they have been
for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Jones attend
ed dinner Tuesday evening at the
Clarence Yedica home in Kenne.
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And there's one thing you car
say about blunt people j. they u.s.
ually come to the point first.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Tholman were
dinner guests of Reverend and Mrs
Williams in Finley Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Mcclure OF
Kennewick were dinner guests at
the F. Montague home on Sunday.
A. L. Constantine of Finley has
rented the Grover Montague place
and moved in the first of the week.
Harold Stroll anad Miles Martin
were overnight guests at the Alvin
Dye home Wednesday. They were
enroute from Standpoint, Idaho to
Willows, California.
Lloyd Slaybaugh left Saturday
for an extended visit in North Da-
kota. r..@
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cochran and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. AShby were din
ner guests of Reverend and Mrs.
Daniels in Richland Tuesday.
The Women,s Home Benefit Club
met at the home of Mrs. Rex Ashby
last Wednesday. A buffet luncheon
service was demonstrated, serving
~ people. ~-z-e- ~ .-a-
Rubie Benson gave review of the
book "The Wide Northwest" by L.
L. West. Roll call was answered
with the current event.
Lester hoffman and family have
moved back from Toppenish, where
he has been employed in the sugar
beet factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ashby and MI. |
and Mrs. j. E. Cochran were din
ner guests at the Yves Hockersmith |
home in East Kennewick last We'd
neSday.
Frank Montague attended the
American Legion banquet in Pasco
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dunn returned
from Idaho and Coulee Dam Mon
day and are spending few days at
the Alvin Dye home.
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Fifteen after what?"
L don't know. I had to lay o
OF my hands off,"

NO. said Lena Genster, II
can't marry you, but I always
will admire your good taste"
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Alice Montague is quite sick with
bronchial pneumonia at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Ferris, who
are working in La Grande, Oregon
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benson of
Finley were overnight guests at the
Charles McFadden home Monday.
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Fifteen after what?"
Il don't know. I had to Law ONT
OF my hands off,"
NO. said Lena Genster. ~
can't marry you, but I always
VIII admire your good taste"
10
Adolph Brown lived the first
year of the depression on faith:
the second on hope and ever
since on charity.
You probably don't remember
me-" began the self-made man in
. proud voice, ''but thirty years ago
wnen l was q poor, humble boy You
gave me q message to deliver"
YES, yes" cried the busy bust.
ness man, where's the answer?"
DR.. Stevens told us the other day
mat the hearing is dulled temper
arily from eating. This is particu-
larly noticeable when the waiter
says, "Here is the check"
There" said the doctor, "eoes
he only woman I ever loved"
Why didn't you marry her?"
Couldn't afford to. She was INV
'est patient"
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e. @. Smith Motor Co.
Kennewick, Washington.

Kennewick, Washington.
Gentlemen:
For the first time the other day
I realized what social handicap
I was to Bill, my driver. I have
C.B.s
Some OF the boys were talkinr
on the street and I heard then
mention Bill, SO I listened.
Hes a fine guy, Bill u.s." said
one Of them, but I'll be darnm
IL I'll ever 60 on another fish.
ing trip with him. His car has
C.B."
You're right" said another. Il
never go with him either. Even 4
I don't ride In his car, the party
is usually slowed down waiting
for him or helping him out. CB
Is terrible thing, but Its SO easy
to remedy, / can't see why Bill
doesn't do something about Il |
If he'd just get in the habit Of
dropping into e. Q. Smiths Ca
rage BEFORE instead of AFTER
a fishing trip, we'd all think
lot more of him."
/ know now the full embarrass-
ment of being caught with oncs
engine down. Is it true that you
are B. G. experts2
Little Johnny Fenderwe4
Dear Mr.. Fenderwelt:
You bet we are. c. B., in any d
its forms, is right down our allr'
&C. B.-cronic breakdownitis.
Sincerely yours,
e. G. Smith Motor Co ,
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Hover Man Is
HOnOred With
Birthday Party

HOVER-Mrs. Guy Nelson enter
tanned Saturday evening with pin
ochle party in honor of her hus-
bands birthday. Four tables were
In play with high score going to
Alvin Dye and low to Carl Deffen-
baugh.
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,,, Mrs Eud0ra oJhnSOn entertain,
"Wednesday at dinner, Mr.. ANA -
W. F. Ashby, Mr.. and Mrs. W y, :
Cochran and Mr.. and Mrs =,
Cochran. 'Onn
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others.
And there's one thing you cal
say about blunt people they us
ually come to the point first.
lightning, says Dad Gummit,
may never strike twice ia the
same place, but if it on the
first time struck where you
were, 1t wouldn't make any diff
ference the second time anyhow.
The village choir was having it.
weekly practice, and the choirmas.
ter was issuing instructions.
"Now, don't forget" he said, 'sthe
trebles will sing alone until we
come to "the gates of HELL" and
then you will all come in"
When arguing with your
wife, be sure you're right
then keep your mouth shut.
Mother, isn't it funny that hats
cost more than radios?"
Mother: "But they don't dear.
What makes you think SOP"
well, a sign in a window back
there said Hats, $40 up!' and we
must passed another window with q
sign that says, Radios, $40 down."
Then there was the condemned
golfer, about to be hanged, who
asked the executioner, mind II
I take . couple Of practice
swings?"
Definition
LAND OF PROMISE: The United
States at election time.
IT'S ABOUT TIME TO DO
YOUR PRESENT-HIDING EARLY.
"A ship was wrecked. Six men
we're washed ashore on q desert
sland. Of the six two were Swedes,
'wO N Orwegians and two Danes.
AT the end of three weeks the
Norwegians were quarreling, the
Danes were discussing means Of es-
APE, but the Swedes were still sit
ing on log, waiting for some one
o introduce them to one another
And the bright lad in Sum
day school said the Tower Of
Babel was where Solomon kept
all of his wives.
We all would enjoy the holidays
'etter if every other automobile
river didn't also have the day off.
What time is it by your watch?'
Fifteen AFTER
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CONTINUED from Last Week, ,

/ NeeS~~AsSSSA AAOAAA 3ooO "CCh.D
Mrs. G. Abbott, who has been
seriously i'll at the Pasco hospital
IS expected to return to the home
OF Mrs. r. r. Mcintosh today. Mrs
Abbott, whose home is in Canada
is making an extended visit at the
Mcintosh home.
The Altar Society met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Raw
Rose.
Clayton Hackney, Frank Forest
and Mrs. A. Hackney are the Rich.
land people called this week to
serve on jury duty at Proser.
Last Saturday night the Rich
land high school Broncks played
their fourth conference game at
Riverview. It was q very fast and
exciting game, the Richland boys
loosing by score of 20 to q.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gress and
Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Nc
Carthy and Mr.. and Mrs. Thad
Grosscup were Sunday dinner guests
at the H. Snivley home.
Bud Markham, who has been
visiting in Irrigon, returned to his
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Jones were
dinner guests Sunday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Urban
Koelker. Mrs. Lou Miller was the
assisting hostess.
Mrs. George Woods Is seriously
i'll at her home with pneumonia.
DR.. Lemon was q business visitor
In Plymouth Monday.
Mrs. Sydney Relton, Mrs. Earle
Jones and Mrs. Harlon Muncey
attended Tuesday club this week at
the home Of Mrs. II. r. Vibber in
Kennewick
Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Donley and Mrs.
Warden of Pasco were guests
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Gress.
Mrs. Sydney Relton, Mrs. Geo.
Gress, Mrs. H. A. Muncey and
daughter, Kathleen, were Pasco Wis
TORS Saturday.
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Two New Members
Are Taken i'm at
Grange Meeting

FINLEY-The Finley grange met
Thursday night with ~ members
and one visitor present. During the
business meeting two applications
were voted favorable, two reinstate-
ments and five took first and Sec
ond degrees. There were IL men,
bers of the Juvenile grange present
also. A vote Of thanks was given
by the Juvenile to w. Street for
making two desks and to d. Ger
Der for peddistols. At the close an
interesting program was put on by
the lecturer, Mrs. Stanley Stillwell.
Refreshments were served at the
close. Next meeting will be Febru-
airy 2. -.
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The Finley Townsend club will
meet Tuesday evening, January 81
in the Finley school. At this time
there will be election of officers and
a short program. The ladies are
asked to bring a cake. Everybody
welcome.
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Save Sales Slips from this Silver
Certificate Store
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wick given by the members Of the
Tuesday club, honoring their hus-
bands.
The Richland Cooperative Can
merry held meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon at the Grange Hall in
/ Richland.
Mrs. Mary Smith, who has been
visiting at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Danials, returned to her home
in Walla Walla Monday.
Officers of the Richland Grange
attended Grange at Rattle Snake
last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Dighton and
Annott Van Fossen drove to WASH
ougal and Portland last week end.
Mr.. Dighton's father, Ben Dighton,
who has been confined to Port
land hospital for the past month,
returned to Richland with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Norling
are visiting this week in Seattle.
The Womens Political study club
Will meet Saturday afternoon. at
the home of Mrs. L. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinyon and daugh-
ter OF Moscow and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. r. Deranleau were dinner guests
Tuesday at the Albert Hackney
home. -.
Mrs. r. r. Mcintosh and Mrs.
G. Abbott were Pasco visitors Mon
day.
A dance given last Friday even
ing at the Grange hall honoring
Jack Roberts, who was celebrating
his 80th birthday. Mr.. Roberts is |
one OF Richards earliest pioneers,
having been here since about 1895. |
The community for the past years
has honored him on his birthday
with dance.
Carl Erickson accompanied one
If his Kennewick friends to the
Blue Mountains Sunday to ski. I
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-05

Mrs. c. Rosenberg Foster, tea
cher in Chicagos DISABLE high
school being photographed by
cameramen from Paramount stu
dos. They are making a movie
"short" showing her working on
the remarkable pictures which she
makes from waste material. Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, who recently
featured Mrs. Foster in her col
umn "My Day., praising her dis
covery and recommending it for
schools, ordered four of her pic
lures sent to the White House.
Mrs. Foster has just finished
writing a book, "Trashcraft" des-
cribing the methods which she us
es in teaching the technique to
her high school students.
(ANP)
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-05

ity. Miss Richardson plans to at
tend State Teachers College in
West Chester, Penna. Mrs. On
eida Cockrell of Chicago, is grand
basileus of Phi Delta Kappa.
(ANP)
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
VOLVIO A
RUTH JUDD

Phoenix, Arizona, Die. A.
La rubia asesina Winnie Ruth
Judd volvi6 a fugarSe aver del
manicOmio del Estado.
Inmediatamente salieron los
sabuesos en- Su busca; pero a1n
no ha sido encontrada. Veinte-
mas de diputados recorren hoy
ell campo en- todas direcciones.
Belgica export6 la cantidad de
8,54s toneladas de hero Y cer pa
ra Estados Unidos, en- un mes muy
reciente.
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
test6 la mujer con una sonrisa
ii Els verdad!

test6 la mujer con una sonrisa.
LES verdad!
Luego del desayuno, Gustavo
parti6 como de costumbre, para
sus asuntos del teatrO y la Aca-
demia.
Esta estaba situada en- Ell Con
s~ervatorio.
Gustavo daba la case de pia-
no desde dos amos atran, en- que
ganara las oposiciones, con solo
presentarse, sin preparation y
sin esfuerZo.
Los prOfesores del Tribunal
tuvieron que reconocer que Gan
dara Saba mas que ellos.
FL m1sico, al salir de casa, ha-
bia dicho a Purita q. no Sc alar-
mara 81 tardaba un tanto mas
que de costumbre, al mediodia,
pueS pensaba ir a yer a Ruiz en-
la casa de los barrios bajos en-
que lie citaba.
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
Fonetin No. 6
La Gaceta f
TONIC SEGUND0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

rante toda su existencia por ase
gurar un pedazo de pan para Ia
vejez...
iGentes como el pobre Ruiz,
va yes t.. Por ESQ.,. icuantas gra
cias tenemos que dar a Dios y a
la suerte los que, como 70, no
solo triunfamos en- la vida en- Ell
terreno econ6mico, sine que, H.
demas, el cielo nos concede e,
consuelo supreme del amor.
iY pensar, Pura mia, que 20
he querido morir, que 20 me he
deseado la muerte con todas las
fuerzas de mi almal..
ii S que entonces no me CO.
nocias a mi, querido mio!-con-
La gaceta., 1939-12-04

Precisamente a las diez, o sea
una bora escasa de haber salido
Gandara de su casa, llamaba a
la puerta una sonora.
Isabel, que habia salido 4
abrir, la pregunt6 con leve soA
risa:
-IQue desea listed?
-iEsta la sonora ?-inqui-
rio la desconoeida.
ST, sonora, iQue desea?
La TRAGIC una vista de
interes, y quisiera verla unos
INSTANCES.
Nc era esta casa de esti-
ramientos nj etiquetas, como
puede suponerse ell lector.
Las personas que viven CO.
mo vivian Pura y Gustavo, a.
penas reciben mas visitas que
las de cuatro amigos, que les
suelen tratar con perdonado-
70 eontsUSs.
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
GA uACnTA
lie 81 Gallego que lie sustituya un

lie a Gallego que lie sustituya IN
corredor, por estar lastimadoi
de IN pie, pero Farstino sc ME
ga. ouiza fernando Venganza
por Ell hecho de que a Gallego
momentos antes les habfa hecho
expulsar de la ~proximidad de la
"goma". Jesds da un roll y Paz
Sc entorpece, llegando ell Gale
go a la 3b. Carsten batea para
el IS y es out. Sc empata ell Jue-
90, tres carreras por tres.
En- ell cuarto inning, A. Scion
tie va al bate por la Unione y pc
ga un "fly" hacia Ell rf, Canita
Menendez. Canita CORE NAL, sc
cae, Sc vuelve a caer... y Scion
te nega a home, dando a su club
la cuarta carrera. S. Scionte es
out; Lazzara sc atraca de poal-
che. Salemi batea cerca del pitt
cher Y Jerez no puede coger la
bola, pero Carsten SLY SAGA ell
corredor. Tn hit y una carrera.
NADIA digno de menci6n hicie-
ron los Mambises en- Ell cuarto.
Los Garibaldinos agregaron
otras dos carreTas en- ell quinto;
Casares sc toma un ponche; l.
coge la base al pegarle la
;Paz descarga un tubey y
Iglesias. Grandio di6 I'm
fly al If, out; Schiro dispara un
y anota Paz. Pines entra
a batear por uno de los Scionte.
La direction del Circulo sustitu
We a Jerez con Varas. Pines re-
cibe la base por bolas. Ippolito
se toma un ponche.
No consiguieron anotar los Gu
oanos en- ell quinto, nj tampoco
en- ell sexto.
En- ell septic, Paz perece de So
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
DFP0RTES
LOS TERRIERS FINALIZA-
RON EN- Ell U PUES
TO DE LA CO~NFERENCIA

Ell equipo del Institute Hills
borough, de esta ciudad, dirigi-
do por Spurgeon Cherry, termi-
no la tempOrada, en- la Conferen
cia del os Diez Grandes, conquis
tando el segundo lugar. LIE CO.
rrespondi6 el primer puesto al
Robert f. Lee, de Jacksonville,
Terriers de Hillsborough, con
con &c puntos ;segundo lugar,
% puntos; tercero, Clearwater,
con 81; tercero Julia Landon, de
Jacksonville, con 81; cuarto Mia
mi Edison, 1912, y despues Or
lando, 1912; Plant, 1874; San
Petersburg, II; Jackson, 1876;
Gainesville, 10; Lakeland, 11.6;
Palm Beach, 11.2, y Plant City,
10.
La gaceta., 1939-12-04

la domestica
-iSehors: ahi hay una Sc.
nora que quiere verla lDice
que Sc llama la sonora de Mar
tinez.
-JQue?
La sonora de Martinez.
Pura frunci6 ell ceno, que
dandOse con ell plumero levan
tado.
Luego 10 solt6, quedandose
con la vista fila en- Ia mucha-
cha.
Sin saber porque, cruz6 por
su mente una especie de dolo-
roso presentimiento...
Pero... EN- finl... Como no
era tampoco cosa de hacer es-
perar a aqeulla buena sonora,
Pura sali6 del despacho, de-
jando a la muchacha entire
gada a Ia limpieza, y, dandO-
&c IN vistaSo en- IN espeio, al
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
no, jy m%ahana?.,

70, iy mahana?...
FL mundo da muchas vuel-
tas' querido Gustavo, como d.
ce Ell vulgo para expresar 10
voluble y 10 mutable que es
n'estro coraz6n, y, lquien
me dice a mi que ell dia de
manana tn mujer no Sc ARE
pienta de 10 que ha hecho, Y
sienta renacer la vieja ternu.
ra por ti?...
iQuien me dice que no seas
tu ell que sientas renacer en- tn
coraz6n ell amor perdido?...
~ ESQ quiero, ESQ ouiero,
que me jures, que me asegu-
res 9ue' pase 10 que pase, ocu-
ira 10 que ocurra, til no volve
ras a yer jamas a Eulalia!
i've te 10 juro, vida mial
Solo con esa seguridad
70 saldres de esta casa v me
ne q IL tuya,