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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-20
Future Newspaper.

What will the newspaper of the fu.
ture be like? Mr.. Victor Murdoch,
addressing the Kansas Editorial asso-
citation, declared that within forty
years the daily newspaper in large
cities would be issued in a series Of
editions, each being devoted to one
kind of news. In each city there
would be only one paper, and single
corporation would control the papers
everywhere. Political information
would be given mainly in the form Of
authentic interviews with public men;
but the paper as whole would have
no political bias.-London Express.
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A Plague Of Rats.

st. Petersburg is fighting rat
plague Of tremendous proportions. For
three days following, early trains OF
the suburban NewsM steam street
railway have been stopped by swarmx
Of rats, wandering to the river for
drink. When grain elevator was
opened the other day it was found
that the rats had devoured 5000 sacks
Of corn. The police are distributing
rat poison to all responsible house
holders free Of charge, and soldiers
armed with sticks watch the road to
the river where the rats get. their
morning tipple.
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DarWin,s Coffin.

At q public house near Bromley, in
Kent. England, secondhand coffin
forms an attraction and has q curious
history. In it the body of Charles
Darwin Is said to have been placed
for two days before his burial in West
minister abbey was decided upon, when
q new shell was provided. The coffin
was made by the village carpenter,
who frequently made cases and boxes
for Darwin's collections. One day the
carpenter complained of slackness and
asked Darwin for job. He was told
that he could make q coffin and the
order was carried out, name plate
being affixed after DarWin's death.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-20
NORWAY.

Oleomargarine is to be used instead
of butter in the Norwegian army.
This means saving of $4,000 year
to the government.
About 1000 Kristiania school chill
dren are dined twice a week at the
expense of the city government.
Rev. Erling Gronland, who also is a
sculptor, has been engaged to exc
cute the medallion which is to adorn
the monument of Hans Nielsen
Hauge, the great Norwegian evange-
list of the early part of the nine
teenth century.
Over 100000 letters, or II per cent
of the whole number of domestic let
tiers, were sent through the mails
free of charge during the past year.
Skredsvig's painting, "A Poem
About DEATH" is kept in the cellar
of Our Saviour's church, Kristiania.
It was given to the church by the
painter, but it looks as though the
authorities will prevent it from being
put up in the church.
The Norway Curb company, a
combine comprising majority of the
stone dressing concerns in the coun.
try, has been dissolved.
There was fine sleighing in Hede-
marker as early as Oct. 20. Much of
the grain was still in the fields.
Erling KNAPP, one of the few Nor
wegians that fought on the side of
the English in the Boer war, distin-
.guished himself on several occasions
and advanced to the position of COM
mander on Gen. Kitchener's staff.
About 200 clergymen and theologi-
cal candidates are attending the fall
school for ministers at Kristiania.
Statistics for 20 years show that it
did not pay to keep the military es-
Establishments Of Norway insured, and
the department of war has decided to
drop the insurance, thereby saving
$4,000 year.
], A large wood grouse flew directly
into the sitting-room of the Roros
parsonage, and the minister and his
family had fine meal from it. But
it was an expensive meal, for the bird
managed to do considerable damage
before he was dispatched.
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Gather Sttatistics.

Pottsville, Pa, Nov. 18.-Statistics
gathered by the United Mine Workers
from the Schuylkill region for pres
entation to the arbitration commits
sion show that only four per cent. of
the graduates of the local high schools
are sons of miners. The wage rate
shows an average of 1886 per year for
the mine workers, wages of laborers
being included with the miners in the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-20
American Exports to Japan.

American Exports to Japan.
Imports from the United States into.
Japan were much less in 1901 than in
1900. This was chiefly because Of the.
falling OF in the quantity Of raw cot
ton imported from America. A very
large increase is at the same time OBJ
servable In .he importation Of kero-
sene oil, brought about In anticipa-
ton Of the doubling of the import
duty from October I. In loccaotive
engines and machinery and other en-
gines and iron ETA steel, there was
also noticeable increase. but in the
matter Of rails and nails. the United
States for the time fell back.
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SCANDINAVIAN NEWS

Dagbladet, the acknowledged or
gan OF the Norwegian cabinet, insin-
yates in provoking terms that the
Swedish government aims at a post
ponement Of the establishment of a
separate consular service for Norway.
This is question that may stir up
bed feelings. at any time, and the
Swedish papers respond in manner
which bodies ill for a satisfactory So
luton OF the consular service contrO-
@versy. The Stockholm Nya Dagligt
Allehanda is the most outspoken pa
per in Sweden, and many other pa
pers follow in it's wake.
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the question of whether or not the
poor would have to bear the burden
Of the increase in wages if granted.
Nothing new was brought outSexcept
the statement from Mr.. Mitchell that
labor unions are democratic bodies,
the members of which decide them
selves whether or not they shall go
on strike.
Military Service.
Mr.. Mitchell, in response to ques-
tion> by Mr.. MacVeagh and Judge
Gray, declared that, a member OF
trade union who was member OF
state militia should not escape serv-
ice, out should willingly perform all
the duties of citizenship and accent
all the responsibilities that go with
them.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-20
SEEKS LIGHT IN AMERICA.
Noted French Journalist Coming to
the United States in Search of
Information.

Jules Huret, of the Figaro, one Of
the most distinguished, cleverest and
kindliest of the newspaper men Of
Paris, has reached New York. He
comes to America without plans or
prejudice. He hopes to see Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and will visit all the
big industrial centers. One of the OBJ
jects of his trip, he explains, is to
show the Americans that the French
are becoming more interested in the
United States every day. And in or
der that his countrymen may know
the American better, he will spend
three months studying the Industrial,
commercial and social habits of the
people of the North American re-
public. He may lecture; he does not
know.
Few men are better equipped than
Jules Huret for the work the Figaro
has asked him to undertake.. One
of his most recent achievements was
a remarkable series of contributions
on the social questions of Europe,
for which he Travelled all over the
continent, interviewing all sorts of
people.
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How to See the Eclipse.

To enjoy an eclipse of the moon
one should have q good-looking COM
panion who Is not too scientific and
who will get drowsy sitting on the
front steps and droop her head on
your shoulder SO her ruby lips come
within two inches Of yours and her
curls tickle your neck. Then when
she is indignant and shocked at what
happens you can pretend to be peni.
tent, but don't show too much grief
Anthony (Kan.) Republican.
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De Wet Insists on Ti+I..

Gen. De Wet, the sturdy Boer lead
er, carried his independence with him
to London and showed it in marked
fashion during his interview with
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain. The
latter addressed him as .tMr. De Wet"
whereupon the warrior from South
Africa corrected him by saying Gen.
De Wet" Almost Immediately after
ward Chamberlain repeated the mr.
and De Wet said sternly, General or
nothing" Then the suave Chamber
lain followed Lord Kitchener's ex-
ample and recognized the military
status of his visitor.
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To Honor George Meredith.

To Honor George Meredith.
The University of Wales proposes
to confer on George Meredith an hon
orary degree. Mr.. Meredith has sue.
cessfully evaded multitude Of THU.
lar distinctions and has refused the
offer OF lord rectorship. but he loves
the wild Wales" and may this time
be tempted. The university authort-
ties hope for visit from Mr.. Mera.
dith and personal investiture OF the
cap and gown.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-20
State, officials to Appear.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 49, Gov. Mon
tague, Auditor Marye and Treasurer
Hasman will appear in the United
States circuit court here Thursday to
show why they should not be enjoined
from canvassing the vote cast in the
recent congressional election. This
is the beginning of the test case to
ascertain whether or not the new
constitution of this state is legal.
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Richest Nation on Earth.

hlcneSt Natton Oh earth.
The Usage Indians of Oklahoma af-
ford the best example Of socialism In
the world. The tribe is said to have
$8.000,000 cash on deposit In Washing
ton and to own 100000 acres of land,
worth another ss,000,000. Their realty
holdings give per capita wealth OF
$4,000 for every brave, squaw and
papoose in the tribe. The interest
on their money in Washington affords
annually q little over $500 to each
member, old, middle-aged and young.
This makes the Osages the richest
people In the world.
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Goes to Work.

New York, Nov. 1s.-Roland B.
Molineux has gone to work in his
fathers color works. He says he has
no idea of going on the stage or be-
coming dramatist and that such
talk is distasteful.
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PubIisher,e Secrets plvulued.

Baron Tauchnitz, the German pub
Usher, has made an interesting confes-
sion. When the suggestion was made
to him that his terms to writer's might
be improved upon he answered by
showing that the circulation Of books
published by him Is much smaller
than is generally supposed. A sale
OF 5000 copies is fair and 5000 is very
good, while circulation Of 10000 has
been obtained only in six cases out of
800 In the last ten years. 3
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HIS IDEA OF AN INCUBATOR.
Four.Year.oId Tells Of Pathetic Plight
a( Nh{NkAn

. -
Four.Year.old Tells Of Pathetic Plight
Of Chicken.
A well-known Harvard professor has.
bright boy, who one day, at the age
of four, appeared In his fathers
study clasping In his hand a forlorn-
looking little chicken, which haG
strayed from neighboring incubator.
willie" said his father sternly,-
"take that chicken back to Its moth
err
"Ain't dot any mudder," answered
Willie.
"Well, then take it back to its IA
ther," said the professor, determined
to maintain parental authority.
"Ain't dot any fader." said the child
"ein't dot anythin' but an old lamp!"
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Neiahborhood Amenities.

Some time ago Perry Belmont built
an addition to his mansion at Fifth
avenue and Forty-seventh street,
thereby shutting of desirable view
from the house of Mrs. Goblin, q
wealthy neighor. Mrs. Goblin now pro.
poses to build fence" eighteen feet
high in such a way as to obstruct MI.
Belmont's vision. The lady agent
strenuously denies that anything in
the nature Of ''spite fence" is in
tended, but as the effect will be the
same Mr.. Belmont is hardly consoled
by the assurance
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-20
Anti-saloon Sunday.

Springfield, Ill, Nov. 1s.-Recom-
mendations have been sent to every
pastor in Illinois and to the secre-
taries of preachers meetings by the
Anti-Saloon league advising all
churches of action taken by Spring
field ministers, asking that Sunday,
January Is, be set aside for the dis
cussion of the liquor question in Illi-
nOis %sE
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Calls Beers Cown,rds.

Berlin, Nov. 18.-The Lokal An
zeiger publishes extracts from Gen.
De Vets book on the Boer war, in
which startling accusations are made
against some of the Beers of coward
ice, lack Of discipline, faithlessness
and disgraceful treachery.
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Gets the Contract.

Washington, Nov. 1s.-The secre-
tary of the treasury has awarded to
John PIERCE, of New York, the con-
tract for the interior finish Of tho
Chicago post Office building at his bid
Of $997. 500. X..l.A .....,si sa, ~ -.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-20
SWEDEN.

Lieutenant Axel Gleason, who has
served one year as commander in
the Roumanian army, was banqueted
and honored in many ways upon leav-
ing Bucharest for his native land.
A part of the new. electric railway
system of Gothenburg, the so-called
belt line, was formally opened for
traffic Oct. 81.
A man-of-war was struck at a
depth of twenty feet in an excavation
at Strandvagen, Stockholm. The hull
OF it had been made of hewn pine
beams and few oak planks. It's
width is about rs feet, but it's length
is not yet known. Some copper coins
of 1888 were found in the hull.
The city council of Landskrona has
resolved to construct new waterworks
at a cost of $4,000.
1t is feared that many reindeer are
apt to be killed on the Gellivare and
Ofoten railway because the depth of
the snow in that part of the country
is so great that fences would be i'm
practicable. 1t is proposed that the
government pay the Lapps 1925 for
each animal killed.
When a funeral party in Upsala ar
rived at the cemetery the grave
digger announced that, inasmuch as
the party was little behind time,
the officiating clergyman had already
performed the proper rites and left
the place. g.,
I Captain A. Elk, of Stockholm, has a
grievance against the telephone COM
pany of that city because a person
was permitted to attach an ap-
paratus to his wire in the attic of his
house and listen to his messages for
thirteen hours. The man on the roof
was a private detective.
The bishops of Sweden are going
to have business meeting at Upsala
in the course of November. It was
Archbishop Ekman that called the
meeting.
Grandmother's grandmother. A
Hammerdal lady has enjoyed the rare
opportunity of seeing four genera
tions of descendants. It is Lisbet
Eliasdotter Of Gorvik, whose daughter
is also named Lisbet. Her granddaugh-
ter is Elisabeth Nord, who resides at
Klumpen, and her great-grandd augh-
ter is Karolina Person of Sikas. The
last mentioned gave birth to Alma
Elisabeth about two months ago.
A rich and very large vein of cop
per ore has been discovered at Nau-
tanen, near Gellivare. The find has
caused sensation among those who
are interested in mining.
Very many poor farmers in south
ern Sweden contribute to the aid of
their unfortunate countrymen in the
North.
A timber fire between Morsil and
Undersaker, Jemtland, was checked
by a regiment of soldiers who were
sent there for the purpose. This oc-
Cured last: summer. But is was not
known to the public until very re-
Gently that the movements of the
soldiers entailed an extra expenditure
of about $4,000. AS no existing law
authorizes this outlay the next riks-
dag will be asked to make an extra
apDronriation.
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Each to Ill. Own.

Each TO He Own.
Il tail you said the bachelor WIN
the crusH vay OF thinking, Il domr
believe In this business Of henpeoked
husbands. I think . married n.re
should e1ercdse his win.. $50 do "a
agreed the lady with IN alimouy, -
long . he doesn't htesfeev vith -
married Woman e1eeclstna NJ vun1S
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pleXiOn
Determination.

The crown prince Of Siam is a queer
young fellow. He likes football, says
the Chicago Record-Herald, but II
afraid Of elevators.
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$997. 500. i. II Il. n, ~ ~ ~ -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
.LAEDUCACION INDUSTRIAL
(De Ell 1MPARcIAL de Mexico

Ruestro colegs l. ConrrsG du MertQus nos
hsce sabsr que 81 gOti4rno france ha reSuelt0
rrear una escue!a en- loG Eatados Unidos, con
obieto de quo en- ella estudisn los mAtodos
todHgtrlales, y sobrs todo, esta pr0digioso sen.
$50 pr6ctico que h1 hsCh1 Ia proSpsriia de
Il vecira ReP6blica del N7rte.
La idea en- verdad digua de elngio
Loa Estados Uoidos no deben 1icamente
= sua riuuezas nAturales su inriegaola pFogreso,
Iino Ia energfa de S1G hahltantss, eneYgfa
discfpiinada, encRusAdA por una edncac'6n ad-
mirsb!emeuts prepavatoyia para 50 desenvol
vImianto Industrial.
No nos tlItan documsntos instrnctivos pa
70 apreciar ls supsriorid&d de los procedinlen.
los tgcnieOs hmeriGsnos en- Ia ensf An3a de Ia
labor industrial b see POGO MAS de un mo, pu-
tlcAron los peri0dleos Q lR nAci0n vesina 81
lnforme de unt comisi6n odcial nombr4dG 81
efecto, al pAP Que un notable brAba1o del pro-
geaof Hiqtus, lefio en- la Aanclaei6n de Ioge-
rlsros de 10 RspdbIca del Norts. Higius, que
ha s'do professor duF8nte IS 4nos- en ios talferes
do Washburn, atribuye ell 6zlto alcanzado en-
al CAMPO industrial, 81 siatem& de ense62nZA
Bdoptado en- los aH&'f Times Sohoolsp, en- los
cue los americanos han gastado millones de
cOllaYF.
Los nifOs antFAn an eit0s planteles, y
Rurenden spseguida los Pudimentos de la en-
sefanzs tscnicR, vlgllsdos RleceionAdos por
ulSestros sptos esp 6ndidamants retrlb ufdos.
EStoa profesores son los encSFgados de hacer
una SELECTION entire los j6venea euyas spt1tUdes
lislcas intalscsuales lee pormitsn llegar a
smpiezan 3 tsAbaj&r en- los tallerss montados
dsHtrO de lsa miamas sBcuelas, sin cue poF
sIo os Rlumros dejen de aiistir durante cus-
.fo cinco horas diariaS, las clases te6Ticas,
en- las que sdquiriendo los c8nocimiontos ele
msntales sn matern &tIcGs, clenciAs ntico.quf
nicss natucales, y, sobre Sodo, dibUj0.
AL Gabo de cuAtro sfi0s, 90 hace Otr& selec"
c0n 90 escogen los obreroS mss aptoa tnte-
ligsntss para aseendsrlos y sduearIos como
1iaestros so van perfeceionAndo la par So
habnidad manual y sus conociinient0s $e6rieos,
OIL cAbo de dos 8 tres sfl1 mas, los que SO
bresalen pssSn las classes superiorss, en- las
que la teoria , In prkctlea alcRnERn un maxi
mo grado deaArroiIo.
La teorfA Sc compOns de 10 sBenctalments
dtll = naces&Pio, despues de haoer sufrido un
suldAdoso ex6men que aeparA ls parse aostrac-
w de 10 cisncla, muy intsrsssnts para oil sAbio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18

pero POGO nadS importante para sl iuaustrial /;
Ia parte de APiicaci6n comprenda pr6ctiesg da
l8bosStoro, ex xoerimentaefones mani pnaclo-
mes con MAG uinas aparatos.
Con Gstos procedimientos de enss n8nza,
iogran esos iustitutos formsr obreros, macs
tros lngenieros que resultAn perfsc4amente
Aptos, no solo para O eiercer dirigir las indus
trfas, sino tam bien para impulsBrlas pnY Ia
senda de Ia perfection del progres1. TAnto
90 asf que mnchaE do egcuelas tfenen compro-
metidos con mucha anticipation los aumnes
que salen de elias, para coocsrlos con0 Ops.
P&rios, cap8tRcea. maeAsroa, directories inge-
nieros, en- las tiplea variadas fndusttias
Que hoy constituyen Is fortuna de los Esta,dos
Unidos.
La lncontFastable potsncis industrial de
sss nsci6n, es conseeusncia de ests perfacta
educscl6n t6enics, pues nsdia .msgIns 10 que
es capRz de producer un obrsRo bien instFCIldo
que trabsja con voluntAd spiica const8EIte-
msnte so fnte'igenoia O. msjorar en- cAlidad
en- canttd8d al producto elAb0r8do. Esto IL.
plea como con operarics que ganan tres eAa.
tro pesos (orC) diaFios, Sc produzcan en- los Rs
tados nidos mercancfas vecss me ioPes Y
a1ampre mss baratag que con los opeFarios en-.
ropeos, que ganan un peso m 25 eentavos
diarios.
rs evidentsAue una gran psrta de 0sta
superior production debe las msqutnas
muy perfeceionRdss 9ero Of hiamos en
que an los EstAdoa Unidos la mayor parted de
inventos y perfeccionarnientos son introduci-
dos por los obreros, 80 ver& como 81 fn 81 Ca
bo, ei adelanto y ell empuis de ID industrs de
Rep1olica del N0rte, SO debe 3 ID parfecta
education t6cnica de ios obreros maestrog.
A Ell obrero dS de af TODD 10 que pusde
dc, porqus a&bs que esfuersos serkn pre-
mtados eat6 convsncldo de que ell maestro
QUE s dirigs tiens aptitud y SonocimIsntos su-
heientss para 1uEgar con- recstud de su vafa,
y que ell inganlero oil director de la f1brica le
darkn Ia nlano para syndsrle an sus aspira-
clones.
Y De esta falangs do obraFos intajgsntss
y Actiyos, salen no solsmsn4s los inventories,
Bino los iDgsnieros iOs pstr0nos, con ellos,
Ii uchos capitaistag qus 9seusrdan con orgu.
llo sns dfas de trabsjo manual.
Esto 50 10 que intsresa eatudiar al obraPo
dc otsas naciones del mundo, por csls-
bramos Ell acHsrdo dsl gobierno frances, n aus
nos hamos refsrIdo nj comenzar este srticrio. |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
DU' Ro ao1PE

g. partido 5em6crata nacionai IN rsei6idO
nm iuro golps con - nuersa de Mr, Jhon P.
tS4d. cuyst desErseia oeuFTio EepenflnAmsn-
tn en- ChiesEO.
Ms. Aitge era una bguFa p1omlnenfs Gel
pArnso dem6crata.
Nacf6 en Aiemanfa ca 1s47 & lna tres nae
sas 10 traferop Is Amkrica, aaB&bleci4ndoEs sus
padres earea de- MRns6sld, Ohio,
Sa educ6 el, las escualas p1 7IicaH
Sirvf6 dnrlsn.e toda Ia guerra civil de sol
dado rsso,
So hizo maestro de sAEnela ssfuolo '@vas
en- Missouri afantln ad dmftldo pasaulAK u 1858
Sc trAsiad6 Chicago eD 1868
En 1854 fn6 HerrosAdo siemdo candidate
paga ME N DIn del CoDgFeso.
De 1853 1ss1 fu6 iusz del Trihnnal Sd
rFsmn de ChicNgo
(1nbaYnador de I lfn0Ia de 1893 1897. FuS
nhieto de v!sos cnnantsFioa al Gus perdonAra
& lie anaYouistss Fie,den. SehVab Nssbs.
Fue 6errat<do pxra pnssso Dc 1lcaics de
Clhlesg0 su 1892. hab.6 adosa preaehSaao como
eRudi1Ato fnuep ndienta,
Era asdao ahc gadoF de is liors acInAelos
ta Ii plata,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
Grayedad de la guerra
en- Africa del sur
81 general en- jefe del ejercito britanioO
va al campo de Operaciones

El general Wolseey, mArlscal de campo y
general en- jefe del ej6rGito brGtADico, desde ell
1895, dice pTivAdsmente que va salir pronto
para Cape Town con ell I'm do hacerse cargo
persona ActiVRmente de los asuntos del
Africa del Str.
La Sorprandente deHFota de las tuerSas In
glesas en- eli TrAnRv&AI recientemente In re-
nevada sctlv,vidsd de los DO TD, han desperts-
do d leg atsFrA h6ehoie penetrarse del slar-
rlApte satadc ds cosas una VaS mas Ia Pesuel-
TO proGegulr II guerra con Ion beers haata 10
E!tlUb.
Que ios fadeFales paFeean lsP tan numefo
s6a actlvoS como 10 ersp hsce tres ahos que
ademas con el continue uehar han hecho que
Id prenRA bris6nica vuelva psdir que Sc ter
ninsn pronto las hnstilidadeB, Sccddiendo los
deseOs de los boeTs, que TeAnuden laa ae-
bvidAdes de tEl modo cue veAn obiRados
ellos reclstORr que SO les de Gusrtel.
La ssllda del mariscal WolHeley es nm tfiun'
10 moral quo adaden los boS sus muchos
corqulstados con el acero , con Ell plomo.