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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-02

GOOD restaurant equipment fos
 sale. Can be seen at Case Lot Grocery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-02

WATKINS Products. Phone Black
 e34. Mall orders taken. Box 1851.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-02

DAVENPORT, chair bed, chest Of drawers and other pieces. Cheap. Phone Green 225.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-02

MODEL "A" Ford, $50. Black 7as
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-02
Miscellaneous For Sale

DE LUXE model Worlds bicycle, $22.50; boys small size bicycle,
 $1O; boys sled, $l; boys sled. practically new, $5; ping pong table on horses, $6; assorted garden tools and hose, $7. Set
 tee in good condition, $20. Phone 258 between 5:30 and 7:30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-02

WURLTT1ER pianos. Expert tun- ing. Alaska agent. Phone llS.-
 Geo. Anderson Music Shoppe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-02

FOUR-5.5O x 18 tires and heavy
 duty tubes. Like new. $20. Box 406.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-02

RELIABLE woman for waitress Tn
 Tenakee. For information, phone { Douglas 173.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Sex Of Deuth-Cur
Drivers

ored, ~, OF 400 Twenty-eighth street
NV. at 1880 am, January IL,
struck by automobile while crossing
Z street Sc. at Second street, in
the crosswalk. Weather clear. Driver,
colored, 80, with Is years driving
experience, held by coroner's Jury
for grand jury action. Indicted by
grand jury. Convicted.
7. William Carpenter, IS, colored,
OF 17o9 Seventh street NV, at 7:45
pm. January 2. struck by automobile
while crossing Logan Circle between
Vermont and Rhode Island avenues
NV. against the proper signal. Died
January II. Weather raining. Driv-
or. 10, with two and one-half years
driving experience, exonerated by
coroner's jury.
3. Frank Brogan, 10. of 1874 New
Hampshire avenue NV, at 7:lo
pm, January II, while 4 passenger
In an automobile fatally injured In
. collision with another automobile
at New Hampshire and Eastern ave-
nues NE. Weather clear. Driver of
other car, 20, with one and one half
years Of driving experience, held by
coroner's jury for grand jury action.
Indicted by grand jury, convicted.
.. John Marshall, 6s, Of 1879 L
street NE, about s:S am, October
81, 1910, struck by automobile Just
as he was about to step on 4 safety
island In the middle of BlAdensburg
road 1T the intersection Of L street
NE. The entire island lay within
An unmarked crosswalk. Died jan
uary 10. Weather clear. Driver, 81,
colored. with Is years experience,
who WAS said to have been drinking
prior to the accident, held by cor
oner's jury for Police Court action
under the Negligent Homicide Act.
Case still pending.
10. Fernand Petit, So, Of 2434
Thirty-ninth place NV, at $40
pm, January II, while, . passenger
In An automobile was Injured IN q
collision with another automobile at
Thirty second street and Cathedral
avenue NV. Died January 10.
Weather clear. Driver, 1s, with three
years driving experience, released
BY coroner's jury.
II. Spencer w. Sahlberg, IS, OF
174o Riggs street NV, about s:55
pm, January 10, struck by bus
while crossing K street at Eigh-
tsentA street NV. against Q red
! light. weather sisa1. Driver. q,
Evening star., 1941-07-06
January

/. Adolphus Richardson. colored,
IS. Of 60711 Rhode Island avenue
NV, at 1910 am December 81,
while riding . bicycle. ran into the
side Of truck at Rhode Island ave-
nue. and Ninth street NV. Died
January l. Weather clear. Driver,
80, colored. with IL years driving
experience, exonerated by coroner's
jury.
2. Benjamin A. Duckett, colored,
81, 500 Neal court S.W., about 6
pm. January 4. struck by automo-
bile while crossing Fourth street
between r and G streets S.W. after
stepping into the street from be-
tween parked cars. Weather clear
Driver colored, rs, with nine years
driving experience, held by coroner's
jury for Police Court action under
Negligent Homicide Ace. Case still
pending.
3. Andrew T. Dent jr 81. of 1872
Buchanan street NV, at 1920 pm
January 4, while standing at the
rear of his stalled automobile on
Kansas avenue near Taylor street
NV. struck by automobile proceed
ing without lights. Died January S.
Weather clear. Driver, 70, with II
months driving experience, and who
was said to have been drinking just
prior to the accident: held by coron-
er's jury for Police Court action un-
der Negligent Homicide Act. Case
still pending.
4. Boyd Unkle, 70. of TOO Tenth
street Sc, at Has am. January 2,
struck by street car while crossing
Eighth street Sc. near I street after
stepping into the street from be-
tween parked cars. Died January Z.
Weather raining. Street car oper-
ator, 80, with % years driving ex-
perience, released by coroner's jury.
5. John Jordan, 10. OF 707 Newton
place NV, at $40 pm. November
z, 1910. struck by automobile while
crossing Newton place near New
Hampshire avenue NV. not In a
crosswalk. Died January 7. Weather
clear. Driver, s., with 40 years ex-
perience, held by coroner's jury for
Police Court action under Negligent
Homicide Act. Case still pending
8. Walter Edward Norman, col
Evening star., 1941-07-06

oner issued a certificate Of acci-
dental death.
Sc. Benjamin woodward, IS, Of
3285 M street NV, about sos pm.
June 8 was struck by 4 southbound
streetcar while crossing in the 1000
block OF Wisconsin avenue NV. not
in the crosswalk, about 2l5 feet
north Of Whitehaven Parkway.
Weather clear. Motorman, ~, with
II years experience in operating
streetcars, released by coroner's
jury.
81. Vernon Pheifer, Is, of 433 q
street NV, about 10 an. June /,
struck by automobile as he was
crossing Third street at N street
NV. in the crosswalk. Died June
IL. Weather clear. Driver. q, with
five years driving experience, held
by coroner's jury for grand jury
action. Case still pending.
80. Robert Carter, colored. So. OF
10 M street SW., about 6:45 am.
June II, struck by automobile while
crossing NJ street at Carrollburs
street S.W. in an unmarked cross
walk. Weather raining. Driver. %,
with II years driving experience,
held by coroner's jury for Police
CouSt action under the Negligent
Homicide Act. Case still pending.
80. Mrs. Wilhelmina c. Wetzel, H.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Death Weather

teenth street ut Corcoran street
NV. from between parked cars and
hit right front fender OF northbound
automobile. Weather clear. Driver,
10, with 20 years driving experience,
released by coroner's jury.
"a. Thomas Minor, So, Of 81 l.
street NV. about 4:30 pm, April
10, while pushing . two-wheeled
Junk cart inside the east entrance
Of the X street underpass between
First and Second streets NE, struck
from the rear by automobile.
Weather clear. Driver. 36, with II
years driving experience, held by
coroner's jury for Police Court ac-
ton under the Negligent Homicide
Act. Case still pending.
as Wong Shee Duck, IS, Of 90
New York avenue NV. about s:45
pm, April IS, struck by automobile
in the 300 block Of Upshur street
NV. after he had stepped into the
street from between parked cars.
Died April Is. Weather clear.
Driver. 70. with Ia years driving
experience, exonerated by coroner's
jury.
26. Leon Thomas, colored, 7. Of
1866 thirty-third street NV, about
7:25 pm, April 20, struck by deliv-
cry truck while attempting to cross
in the 5000 block Of M street NV,
not on q crosswalk. Weather clear.
Driver, 18, with IL years driving
experience, according to police. held
by coroner's jury for Police Court
action under the Negligent Homi-
eide Act. The defendant was found
not guilty in Police Court.
. ~. Robert Cleveland Wayland. n,
Of 2424 Pennsylvania avenue NV,
about 7:03 am, April 23, killed in
stantly when struck by q concrete
mixer truck while attempting to
crOss M street at New Hampshire
avenue NV. in the crosswalk.
Weather cloudy. Driver, a.. with
five years driving experience, held
by coroner's jury for Police Court
action under the Negligent Homicide
Act. Case still pending.
2S. william E. Broderick, II, Of "a
I street NV, . Western Union mes
senger boy, about 1918 an, April
20, while riding his bicycle, crashed
into the side of an automobile at
Orren and oates street NE. when
his attention was distracted by .
dog that ran into the street. Wealth.
q clear. Driver, a, eolorsd. With
Evening star., 1941-07-06
IConvicts Strike
lat Extra Hours
Ion Army Shoes
H the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LEAvENWORTH, Kans., July D.
"A strike Of 1,100 convict workers
at the Federal Penitentiary has
halted manufacture OF shoes ana
brushes for the Army. There has
been no disorder.
The work stoppase began July
with a sitdown strike In protest
against an increase in the prison
workweek from 80 to ~ hours. the
strikers also are demanding In
creased pay, double time for al
hours above 30 q week ana adj
tional good behavior time to apply
on their sentences.
Prison pay, reported to be nor1li-
nal, is given the convicts on com
pletion Of their sentences. Peni-
tenitary oficials refused to make
public the basic wage scale. the
workweek extension went into enect
July / on order Of the Bureau OF
Prisons to speed defense production.
The strike affected the shoe,
brush, printing. clothing and fur.
niture factories. The remainder OF
the 1854 inmates assigned to other
than factory work did not join IN
the strike.
J. D. Bennett, director Of the
Bureau OF Prisons at Washington.
said no attempt would be made to
operate the industries until the
matter could b investigated and .
full report submitted.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Unlicensed Radio Use
Draws F. T.. T.. Warninq

The Federal communications
Commission yesterday issued .
warning against unauthorized use Of
the ether for radio. 1t pointed out
the ultra high frequencies cannot
be used without obtaining . license.
A commission announcement warned
vital safety services are assigned
to this particular part OF the radio
spectrum, among them police COM
munication and aircraft navigation
aids.
When the commissions monitor
ing service notes the presence of
q suspicious signal. 1t is thoroughly
investigated. II said that the i'm
prudence Of trifling with the ether
patrol is illustrated In the case Of
q student ut q Western university
who thought 1t fun to hold tele-
phone conversations with . moni-
toring station and imply that he
was engaged in mysterious activities.
He was apprehended, held for "a
hours for questioning and released
with . warning.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Chronology Of 4OD G. Traffic Deaths in 1o41

March Is. struck by automobile at
Park road and Pine street NV. as
he was crossing Park road after
stepping out from between parked
cars. Died March 1s. Weather
clear. Driver, II, with 10 months
driving experience, released by cor
oner's jury.
49, Benjamin Redd, colored. So
Of the 800 block of o street NV,
about SIS pm. March 20. struck
by streetcar while crossing Seventh
street near s street NV. in the
middle Of the block. Victim said
to have been drinking. Weather
clear. Motorman. 40, with Il years
experience, released by coroner &
jury.
20. Catherine Madison, 10, COL
ored. of 79 Defrees street NV.
about l:50 pm. March %. while
playing with q rope stretched across
the street near her home. va,
drawn under the wheels of a pass
ing truck when the rope became
entangled in the front wheels OF
the heavy vehicle. Died March "a
Weather clear. Driver, IS, with
eight years experience, exonerated
by coroner's jury.
Il. Lloyd H. Frazier. 50. of 1911
p street NV, At 1904 am. March
IS. while operating a streetcar
killed in a collision with another
streetcar at New York avenue and
Seventh street NV. Weather clear
Motorman OF other car. 3s. with Il
years experience, released by cor.
oner's jury.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Official Action in Fatalities

tabuaton Of legal action taken IN ls4l ac deaths up %
June 80 follows ,,..
cases in which the death exoneaed Of blame by
coroners jury ID
inquest held certificate OF accidental
death issued
driver for Police Court action
tIn Of the cases the defendant was found not guilty
while the other eight cases are still
pending fol Police Court acionD
driver for action by the
drivers indicted by the grand jury ana
convicted, while three still pending)
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Cubon Congress Session
On U. 5. Loon Expected
y, the Associated Press.

HAVANA. July S. - Authorized
sources said today President Fulsen-
clio Batista shortly would call Con-
gress into extraordinary session to
approve q law authorizing the gov
ernment to contract for q 325, 900 00c
loan from the Export-Import Ban
Of Washington.
1t was believed the special ses-
sion would be opened next week.
The same sources said the special
session would be asked to revise
Cuba's tax system. establishing new
taxes In an effort TO balance the ma
tional budget.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Traffic Killers

Of 1343 Monroe street NV. about
10:45 am. June 10, struck by taxi
cab while standing on a streetcar
loading platform at Fourteenth
street and Park road NV. Weather
clear. Driver, 81. with rs years
driving experience. held by coro-
ners jury for grand jury action.
Case still pending.
40. Floyd Carmichael, colored. %,
of 25l2 1 street NV, about tbs
am. June is, while riding q BIZ
cycle in front Of 3023 M street
NV, run over by rear wheel Of 8
trailer truck when he swerved into
the front part Of the trailer in pass
ing another truck that had pulled to
curb. Weather clear. Driver, 81,
oolored, released by coroners jury.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
CAN ONE EVER JUSTIFY THE KILLING OF A CHILD?


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Evening star., 1941-07-06
Now Coptoins Shifted

The Navy Department reported
yesterday that Capt. Vance D.
Chapline, whose home Is now in
Washington, had been ordered to
duty in September Is director Of
the Naval Reserve Division Of the
Bureau Of Navigation. He now IL
commanding omcer Of the U. S. s
Philadelphia. He will succeed Capt
John F. Shafroth, transferred to
duty rs assistant chief of the Bu-
reau Of Navigation.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
April

~. John w. Curtis, colored, Is. OF
1872 Gainesville street Sc, about
Sis pm, April 3. while riding In q
truck going west on Morris road s E.,
was fatally injured when the driver
lost control Of the vehicle. smashing
into fire plug and then into a light
pole and tree at the corner OF Hunt
er place Sc. Weather clear. Driver,
81, colored, with eight years driving
experience, held by coroner's jury
for grand jury action. Indicted by
grand jury. Convicted.
23. Robert Phillips, jr.. colored, 8,
Of 143l Corcoran street NV. at
4:30 pm, April 3, ran into Thir-
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Husband Is Lucky,
Wife ANergie
To Mink Goats
~ the Associated Press

- the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga. July 6.-The
Atlanta Constitutions fashion
writer is allersic to mink coats.
She held q $500 mink coat
to be photographed for Q fash
ion article illustration. brushed
1t gently against her face and
sneezed.
She has been sneezing three
days.
Her husband has been smil-
ing three days, confident he
won't have to buy her Q mink
coat.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
March

II. Louis r. schellhorn. "a. Of 3603
Fourteenth street NV, 1T SIS pm.
March II, struck by streetcar At
Fourteenth and Clifton streets NV.
when he turned and stepped into its
path from loading platform.
Weather clear. Operator. IS, with
Is months experience, released by
coroner's jury.
10. George w. Carrick. 50, Of
1919 Park road NV, at lilo am,
Evening star., 1941-07-06
AGES of Deoth-Cor
Drivers

with II years driving experience,
exonerated by coroner's jury.
IL. John s. Snyder. %. OF 2635
Otis street NE, at 1880 am. Janu-
AIRY 20. struck by automobile while
crossing Rhode Island avenue near
Central avenue NE. not in the
crosswalk. Died January IL.
Weather clear. Driver, 30. with
seven years driving experience, re-
leased by coroner's jury.
Is. Miss Octavia Martin, 20. Of
the Valley Vista Apartments, Bel
mont road and Ashmead place
NV, about 8 pm, January "a,
struck by automobile while cross
ing Constitution avenue just out
side OF Sixteenth street crosswalk.
Weather raining. Driver. IS, with
eight years driving experience,
held by coroner's jury for Police
Court action under Negligent Homi-
eide Act. Case still pending.
February
IA. Harold p. johnson. 81, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. about $50 pm.
February I, while standing In q
button safety zone on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue at Twenty-sixth street
NV. struck by an automobile
which passed through the zone.
Died February g. Weather clear.
Driver, IS, with 20 years driving
experience, held by coroner's jury
for grand jury action. Indicted by
grand jury. Convicted.
IS. John H. Fritter, IS, OF ALSO
Wisconsin avenue NV. about $50
pm. February 3, struck by auto
mobile while crossing Wisconsin
avenue NV. Immediately south OF
Ellicott street, but not in the cross
walk. Died February IL. Weather
clear. Driver, 30, with II years
driving experience, released by coro-
ners jury.
is. Mrs. Mamie Cutridge, IS. Of
1876 Potomac avenue Sc. at $40
am, February 23. while riding in
an automobile driven by her hus-
band, fatally injured in q collision
with a trailer truck at Third and D
streets s.W. Weather clear. Truck
driver, -, with 10 years driving ex-
perience, exonerated by coroner's
jury.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Age Of Victims
three years driving experience,
leased by coroner's jury.
May

May
%. Phyllis Crabbe, colored, S. Of
14l6 Carrollburs street S.W. about
lis pm. May z. fell beneath the
rear wheels Of sand truck in front
Of 400 South Capitol street after
dartins out into the street from
between parked cars. Weather clear
Driver. Al. colored, had 18 years
driving experience. No inquest was
held and the coroner issued q certih-
cate OF accidental death.
30. Francina Coaxum. S. colored.
of 2l3 Seventeenth street Sc. about
$50 pm. May is. struck by auto
mobile in front Of 1914 B street Sc.
after running out into the street
from between parked cars. Weather
clear. Driver. 50. with Is years driv-
ing experience, released by coroner's
jury.
81. Miss Maria Herndon. 10. COL
ored. OF 14l4 Twenty seventh street
NV. about 7:30 p m. May Is, struck
by automobile as she was crossing
Pennsylvania avenue At Twenty
sixth street NV. in the crosswalk.
Weather clear. Driver, 10. With three
years driving experience, held by
coronerIs jury for grand jury action.
Case still pending.
%. Mary Nancy Tear, ga years
old. OF ass H street NV. about 1890
an. May 10, ran from between
parked cars into the middle Of
Fourth street just east Of H street
NV. and was crushed under the rear
wheels OF . truck. Weather clear.
Driver, 54, with II years driving
experience, exonerated by coroner's
Jury.
IS. Max Cohen. II. of l424 Ninth
street NV, about S:45 pm. May as.
struck by truck while crossing Ninth
street Just below P street NV. not
In the crosswalk. Weather clear.
Driver, Il, colored. with four years
experience, released by coroners
jury.
81. Edward Carmichael, colored, %.
Of $40 Virginia avenue S.W, about
$50 pm. May 70. was run over by
automobile while lying on his back
at right angle to curb In Virginia
avenue about 50 feet from the inter-
section with Fourth street S.W.
weather raining. Autopsy showed
victim had been drinking prior to
accident. Driver. n, with 10 years
driving experience. released by cor
oner's jury.
Evening star., 1941-07-06

Seventy plants in Japan are max
ing matches to keep down the
shortage.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
June

IS. Gordon D. Drummer, 26. Of
New York, who had been visiting
his parents ct 14ls Z street Sc,
about sos an. May 81 was fatally
injured when the car he was driv.
ing IN Soldiers Home Grounds
failed to make 4 turn and crashed
into q tree. Died June S. Weather
clear. Victim had four years driv.
ing experience. according to police.
No inquest was held, and the cor
La gaceta., 1941-08-02

Las estaciones de gasolina de
Tampa, segdn las poderosas com
pahias que las abastecen, empe-
zaran a cerrar manana domin-
go, de acuerdo con la recomen :
.daci6n hecha por ell secretario
Ickes.
Dejaran las bombas de ex-
traer combustible para servir a
los coches, a las z de la noche.
Ash Sc hara en- todos los dias de
la semana, mientras una nueva
MEDIA no Sc applique.
La cooperation sera compile
ia, pero la mayoria de los encar
gadOs de estaciones opinan que
Ell metodo no dara los resultados
que sc esperan.
No divide, pueS, que no lie Sc
ra possible comprar gasolina en-
tire las siete de la noche del do
mingo y las z del a manana del
lunes.
La gaceta., 1941-08-02
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR
COmpOtas

Las compotas son siempre
muy agredables : sanas. Ahora
IS tempo muy a prop6sito para
hacerlas por la variedad de fru-
tas. Una de las mas agradables
es la compota de frambuesas.
Sc escoge un kilo de franz
buesas bien maduras; medic XII
10 Sc pasa por un tamil, ana
diendole 100 gramos de azucar
molida. Sc pone al fuego hasta
que Sc reduzca a jalea. Sc vier-
tie en- un vasija de porcelana, y.
cuando esta fra, sc lie ahade Ell
medic kilo restante. Sc mete la
vasija en- hielo, por espacio, de
una hora Y Sc sirve en- la misma
vasija. Debe estar frio, pero no
congelado,
La compota de albaricoque Sc
hace del siguiente modo: Sc es-
cogen albaricOques pequehos y
bien maduros. Sc ponen enteros
en- una cacerola con aqua mir
viendo, para que suelten la piel
con facilidad. Embellishments
Sc pasan a una vasija con aqua
fra.
Sc hace un almibar corriente,
o sea con la misma medida de
aqua que de aEGcar, dejandolo
cocer como una media bora.
Cuando Sc ha hecho ell almi-
bar, sc escurren bien los albari-
coques del aqua y Sc echan en- Ell
almibar.
Sc acerca la cacerola al fue-
go, pero cuidando de que no
hierva, Y, despues de una media
bora, sc retira, dejandolo en-
friar. Sc vierten en- la compete
ra y Sc sirven.
La gaceta., 1941-08-02
MATRIM

Jack Etress, %, y Marie
Walters, 10; Harvey L. Rut :
ledge, 81, Y Olga Otero, II;
Jose M. Zerbo, 80, y Anne
Mullen, 1874; Teodoro A. Ma
del, 337, y Charlotte N. Da-
wilson, 80; Raymond X. Mash
burn, %, Y Myrtle Hart, 81;
William A. Mckay, 40, y Ma
RE Schultze, 80; James Fran
els Kearney, %, Y Bonnie AL
day, %; Sidney Harry Gurr,
26, Y ALA Mae Eden, "a; Ro-
bert N. Keepers, 80, y Kath-
ryn Cole, 81.
La gaceta., 1941-08-02
DIVORCES

Decretos: Williams James
Douglas contra Hilda Floren-
ce Douglas; Maggie Wall
Green contra Charlie Green.
Nuevas demandas: Bearlie
r. Banta contra Clara B. Ban
ia; Norma Luisa Patrick con-
ira Mijon S. Patrick; Hubert
F. Sheppard contra Verna
Mae Sheppard; Alma Simp-
son contra Grant Simpson;
Maria Trentle contra Anton
Tretle; Eddie Lemons contra
Delmer Lemons; A. C. Arcu-
ri contra Hazel Clementine
Arcuri; Natalia S. Williams
contra George King Williams
VERNE Lee Sloan contra Geo.
Sloan; Dorothy Lee Torrens
contra Harold w. Torrens.
La gaceta., 1941-08-02
RosaTMarM

Esperanto a mi nOvio
las horas paso...
De tenerme la cara
me duele err braso.
Esto 10 improvis6 Charlie, la
'~'hermaniya chica', en- la tarde
dominguera. en- la tertulia fami-
liar donde todas las gracias Sc
lie rien, a la flor mas fragante
clavel de tres bellotas-del
Huerto de las Campanillas, bur-
landose de su enojo, de su plan
ton, de sus ardientes celos... Pc
70 los celos de Rosa Maria no
son cosa que pida burlas, nj sc
:alman con coplas, nj Sc alejan
ION chilidrinas. Desde que apa-
reci6 Gabriel bajo las blancas
almeni.las de la puerta del Huer
0, la vida de la hermosa mucha
.ha no tuvo mas que una we're
Ia: aquella por donde la sombra
lie Gabriel caminase. Y Sc lie en-
.reg6 rendida en- cuerpo y alma,
2 ell charran mala sangre la bur
10 y la abandono luego cobarde-
mente. Y volvi6 por ella-acaso
va necesitado de ella o a 10 me-
nos nuevamente sediento de su
persona-en una noche de vera
no, en- que un soplo leve del al
re era I'm suspiro de la terra
abrasada, y lie habl6 en- voz ba-
ia, temblorosa y dulce, a la vez
sincera e hip6crita.,, y Sc la lie
v6 nuevamente. iQue poeas pa
labras lbastaron! iPocas... perc
eran suyas!
Y ell drama de la apasionads
mujer no ACADIA cuandO Ell te-
Ion cae... IQue sera de Rosa Ma
ria, otra vez en- los brazos de.
burlador? EINuevo abandono'
Mas labrimas? IOtros amore'
ST. otros amores: fugaces,
duraderos o liviano; con bienes
tar o con agobio y miseria... Co
mo sean, duraran hasta que G.
Gabriel vuelva y lie olga, besan
dola al dido, velado entire los OBJ
curos cabellos:
i Vente... 81 yo te quiero,
81 es mi sine Y er tuyo... 81 he
mos nasio pa achicharrRrnos 10
dos juntos...
S. D j. AlvGrez Quintero.