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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
About Texas Lands.

For some time we have been receiy.
ing injuries from investors, specula-
tors and homeseekers asking where
we could sell them good land at a low
price, and not desiring to take pur.
chasers and sell them land in a coun.
try we knew nothing Of, we made q
trip through Kansas, Oklahoma, Tex
as and New Mexico with a view Of
getting for sale the best lands in the
best locations where We conld offer the
purchaser the best values for his
money, with the greatest chance fol
increase In value and we have decided
that the southern part Of the Panhan'
die Of Texas offers the best induce
ments incheap land to be had any
where we know of.
In the Panhandle, nea the towns
OF Amarillo, Hereford and Texico, We
were shown land which can be bought
for from 81 so per acre up, depending
on the location with reference to the
towns and the quality Of improve
ments. The soil Of this land is from
two to five feet deep. some black and
some a chocolate soil.
Near the town Of Hereford watel
can be found at a depth Of from 40 Il
$50 feet and a we'll can be bored ant
windmill erected at a cost OF about
800.
This land grows oats, wheat, milo
maize, kaffir corn, sorgum> and SOM
alfalfa. The average wheat yield TO-
for the past eight or ten years is /
bushels per acre, we are informed. IL
some cases as high as 80 bushels to thu
acre has been raised. Oats win max
from 35 to so bushels to the acre, whil'
milo maize will make from 40 to O
bushels.
There is some corn raised in thiI
locality although at the present TIM
there is not a great deal grown. Will,
In the Panhandle we purchased a sec
tion OF land, We aresassociated Will
an immigration company which has 1T
own dining and sleeping car, a chargI
of 50c-per night will be made for bertl
while with the car, and you can eithe
eat your meals on the a or not, jus
as you prefer.
On Tuesday March 9Th VIZ will per
sonally conduct a party Of prospective
purchasers to Hereford via Wabash K
Kansas City and from Kansas Cit
over the Santa Fe. The rate for tn
round trip will be SIG and If you ar
interested in purchasing land wher
one good crop will pay for the land W
would be more than glad to have yol
call and let us tell you about the coun
try and let us arrange to have you az
company US.
:. Last week there were six trains
ten coaches each going into this terri
tory and the indications are that land
will advance very rapidly, SO don't d.
lay but get ready to go with us mex
} week.
For any information relative to thI
J country call and see US or write an
ask us what you desire to know.
Yours very truly,
LAKENAN & BARNES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
Q. w. b. N. meets Thursday.

The following programme has been
arranged for the C. W. B. M. which
meets in the parlors of the Christian
Church Thursday afternoon at 2;SC
O'Clock.
Leader, Mrs. Frank jesse
Scripture Reading, Mrs. Bishoff
Hymn
Egypt, Its Geography and Govern
ment,h Mrs. Domnitiz
Solo, Mrs. McMaster
Reading, Mrs. ]. R. Fritts
1.-THE Religion and Christian Mis-
sions of Egypt, Mrs. Mary Harper
Business, Benediction, Social Hour
All OF the ladies of the Church ant
those interested in the work Of Mis-
sions are cordially invited to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
Emmous.pIunkett.

One Of the prettiest home weddings
OF the season was Monday evening
when Rev. @. @. Selecman united In
marriage MIR. Russell Emmons and Mis-:
Ethel Plunkett, at the brides home on
east Monroe street at $50; the cere-
mony being performed in the parlor
which was Hastily decorated with car
nations After the ceremony the guests
were served with delightful refresh
ments. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons will re-
side at Mrs. John Criswell's on cas-
Monroe street. The LEDGER joins theil
friends in wishing them much happi
| ness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
Greer Buys Out McPheeters.

The /. M. Greer Furniture Com
pany Wednesday closed a deal with
the McPheeters Furniture Company
by which the former takes possession
of the stock Of goods and fixtures Of
the latter.
This acquisition to Mr.. Greer's pres
ent Of goods will make the Greer
Furniture Company one Of the largest
concerns OF its kind In the State out
side OF the cities.
Mr.. Greer is one Of the most enter
prising and up-to-date merchants In
the city and the LEDGER congratu-
lates him upon enlarglng his business.
1t Is not known at present what line
of business Mr.. MePheeters will en-
gage In, but ii is hoped he win con-
tinue to make Mexico bis home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR GOOD COUNTY ROADS.
Meeting Held at City Hall Tuesday
Night and Prizes Made up
Officers Of Good Roads Or
ganization Elected.


Al large number of merchants and
business men attended the meeting at
the City Hall Tuesday night, 10 the
interest Of good roads In Audrain
County.
Mayor Z. e. Jones was chosen
temporary chairman and Wallace
bearing, temporary Secretary.
The object Of the meetin g was to
decide what disposition had best be
made with the money on hand, sub
scribed by the business men, for good
roads in the county. After a general
discussion OF different kinds Of roads,
the dragged road and the benefits de-
rived therefrom was discussed at
length and on motion Of Mr.. s. P.
Empons the following proposition was
agreed upon.
The prizes shall be cash, and will be
offered for the best mile Of dragged
road within a radius Of 8 miles Of
Mexico, the previous condition OF the
road to be taken into consideration.
The work shall be done by the
"Split log Drag" and nc two prizes
shall be conferred upon the same
piece Of road.
FoR THE BEST MILE OF ROAD.
First ~prize-s50
Second prize-s40
Third ~prize-s30
FOR THE BEST CONTINUOUS 8 MILES OF
ROADS.
First prize-S100
Second ~prize-s50
The temporary organization was
then made permanent, and A. Q.
Barnes chosen as Treasurer.
After the following executive COM
mittee was appointed the meeting ad-
journed.
Alex Carter, Chairman
A @ Barnes
SIP Emmons
ia Mcintyre
FL Crosby
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
IT'S A Slayer.
Comes Quickly, But 1t Comes to Stay
How a Mexico Citizen Got Rid
of IL.

Comes early, stays late.
No stranger can be more unwelcome
Makes life a misery all day long.
Keeps you awake nights.
Irrltates you; spoilS your temper.
DO you know this unwelcome guest9
Ever have 1t come and stay with you
Know what 1t lsY Eczema.
II you ever had any itchiness Of the
skin
You know how hard 1t is to shake
1t of. Z
You would like to know how to do
1t?
Let q Mexico man tell you.
Read his statement as follows:
w Fl Fink, Of Mexico, Mo-, says:
"For at least twelve years II / was
not annoyed with itching hemor-
holds | never knew the moment when
an attack was sure to bother my very
existence. During that time / was
treated by more than one physician
and | used several patent medicines
guaranteed as sure cures, but l never
received any lasting benefit. Always
on the lookout for something that
might at least give relief If not radi-
cally dispose Of the annoyance, / went
to Buckner & Whitney's drug store
for Doan's Ointment 1t absolutely
cured the trouble
For sale by all Dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
SANTA FE ITEMS.

Correspondence or the Ledger.
SANTA FEE, Feb. 26.-Ike Wilson
was very i'll Of la grippe last week.
Misses Nell Randall and May Mosley
closed a very successful term OF school
here Friday. Only a few exercises
we're given Friday afternoon, among
the best OF the exercises was the essay
by Miss Lula Heckart, entitled "Class
Prophecy'prophesyiDg what the gram
mar class would be in IS years from
this time. The prophecy was simply
fine. The other exercises were also
good.
Mrs Tom Smell returned to her home
in Centralia Saturday
Love Crigler, Jr, has rented the
farm near Molino, where Henry Stuart
NOW lives.
Miss Nell Randall returned to her
home at Kirksyille Saturday.
Little Ewell Heller has been i'll.
Mrs p Quisenberry has la grippe.
There will be choir practice at the
Christian church each Wednesday
night. Every one invited.
At the corner store belonging to
Philip Quisenberry, the Wafer Ash
pupils and teacher, Miss Mary Eller,
delivered the closing exercises Of theiI
school Friday night A very large
crowd attended.
Pearl Fairbairn has the mumps.
Mrs John Thompson was operated
on for throat trouble at Bonneville
last week, and will undergo another
operation this week.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Force will re
side near Tulip, Q miles from Ash,
| Mo.
Herndon Baker was In Santa &c
Thursday, and says he is going to farm
with his uncle, Grier Beamer, at Ash,
Mo, this summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

II d Harper has returned
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
COUNT NEWS.
BENTON CITY ITEMS.


Correspondence OF the Ledger.
BENTON CRY, Feb 28-D B Doug
lass returnedfrom a ten days visit in
Ohio, last Thurday
Bert Waddington is among those
who recently had telephone placed in
his residence.
John Eble is loading his household
goods and farm implement prepatory
to moving TO Iowa.
Q G Thompson and H. Hofsess
received a car of fine bay, from Chas
gulbertscn last week.
On account OF the bad roads the
rural mail carries are from II TO 2
hours late getting back.
Miss Mae jackson closed q very sue
cessful term Of school last Thursday.
Misses Carver entertained a num-
Der OF their friends Thursday evening.
After a series Of interesting games a
delicious lunch vas served. All pre-
sent reported a splendid time.
Pr Pineear and family are moving
TO Iowa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
MAYOR vET0Es
SALARY ORDINANCE

MAYOR vET0Es
SALARY ORDINANCE
Property Owners Protest Against
Paving Alley in Block 3-Water
Main Ordered Extended in
Southwest Mexico-Tele-
phone Franchise Civ
en- Two Read
ings.
The city council met in regular ses
sion Monday night, Mayor Jones pre-
siding and all members present except
Nj. Heizer. After the minutes Of the
last meeting we're read and approved
the following protest against paving
the alley in block 3, was read and or
dered fled.
ave, the undersigned property
owners adjacent to the alley in block
8, Original Mexico, protest against the
paving Of said alley"
Joseph B. Botkin, 60 1T.
Joseph D. Pratt, 80 It.
w. u. Traughber, 60 1t.
r. w. Bourn, 30 It.
o. Poisson, 60 IT.,
A. Larsen so IT.
j. Blum.
The report Of the street commission
er was accepted and filed, and the
claim committee reported bills TO the
amount Of 1926, which were allowed.
The street commissioner was instruct
ed to put railing along the foot-bridges
where 1t was needed.
P. Fl. Cullen, as attorney for the
Laddonia, Rush Hill and Mexico
Union Telephone company filed an or.
dinance for the purpose Of granting a
franchise to the above company for a
period of twenty years. The same was
given two reading at this meeting. On
motion, Messrs. Marshall, Buckner
and Abbay were appointed a commit
tee OF three to act with the Mayor and
City Attorney to pass on the ordln-
ance.
On motion Of Mr.. Pfussing two cart
loads Of cinders were ordered placed at
the intersection Of Clark avenue and
Liberty streets.
The water main was ordered extend
ed 1900 feet south on West Liberty
street, in south Mexico, as was pro
yided for in the committee report
adopted at the last meeting.
The two sections OF the SALARY Or.
dinance," providing for an increase
10 the salaries OF the city marshal and
the night police, were vetoed by the
mayor, on the grounds that ''eleyen
sections were stricken out, either OF
which were as much entitled to an in
crease as those raised. The bill was
| then sent back to the council and
that body by a unanimous vote Of oil
present, sustained the action Of the
mayer. The chairman of tie Finance
committee was instructed to pay the
interest now due on the clty's note,
after which the council adjourned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Mrs. VIM. Pasqueth fell last Satur-
day morning in her millinery store
breaking hr left arm just below the
elbow. Though painful the injury Is
not serious. Mrs. Pasqueth was stand
ing on a ladder while getting some
goods OFF OF a high shelf. In some way
she lost her balance falling to the
floor and ~fracturing the left arm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
New wabash Train.

The Wabash Railroad officials have
decided definitely to put on that fast
mail train from st. Louis to Kansas
City.
This train leaves st. Louis at So. M
and arrives in MEXICO about $50 a. m
This will get the st. Louis papers &c
Mexico 3 hours earlier and be advan'
tageous to this city in other ways
| Wabash east No 6, which was former
ly stopped at Moberly, will probably
continue on to st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
New SHIFTS Filed.

Cassie Moore VS. G D Moore, adm.
est. T P Moore; change venue.
G A Mckinney vs. g ID Moore adm.
est. L P Moore; change venue.
Susan Parks VS. Sallie A Atkins ct ali
partition.
City Of vandaiia VS. rs Manning
appeal.
W B Curry VS. A N LaFon on note
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
Card of Thanks.

We desire to extend our sincere
Thanks and appreciation to our friends
for their many acts OF kindness and
expressions Of sympathy in various
ways, during the illness and taking
away OF our daughter and sister.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ]. n. WYMoRE AND
FAMILY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
Mrs, j. w. Burton Dead.

Mrs. Joseph w. Burton, Of Higbee,
aged Sugars, died Monday. The de.
ceased was the mother of Mrs W. W.
Settles, formerly Of this city now a
resident of Oklahoma. Mr.. Burton
is living and is 90 years old. They
we're early settlers Of Hlgbee and well
| known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
Retu-ns From Colorado,

Wallace Fry, who has been attend.
ing the University Of Colorado, arrived
home Monday. Mr.. Fry has not been
In good health for some time and viii
re-enter the University Of Missouri
next fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Miss Anna Ethelynd Read, OF Har-
din College, will give a recital Thurs
day evening, March 5, and win be as
sisted by the Hardin Glee Club and
Miss Parkinson on the violin. Miss
Read will give the first part Of the
programme, the Glee Club viii sing
t'The Fishermaidens, = by Smart. The
| programme will appear later.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
CRUSHED TO DEATH
UNDER AN ENGINE

Master Mechanic NJ. M MATHEWS and
Section Foreman Hart, Of the Burling-
ton, were struck by an engine near the
round house at Francis at IL o'clock
Monday morning, the former being
crushed to death and the latter seri
|ously injured.
In company with Foreman Hart
Mr.. Matthews was walking north on
the tracks, toward the round house, anc
being blinded by the heavy SNOW
storm, failed to notice the approaching
engine; while the smoke from the
locomotive, blown directly ahead by
the wind, hid the two men from the
view Of hostler, W. L. Stone who had
charge Of the engine.
The accident occurred just In front
OF the coal chutes, the section foreman
being thrown from the track uncon-
scious, while the unfortunate Matth
ews was literally cut to pieces be-
meath the heavy wheels OF the engine.
When the locomotive was stopped
the body wal found to be lodged
under the ash pan, which is nearly
beneath the cab, and was Sc mntilated
and tangled in the machinery that II
took nearly half al hour to remove 1t.
Mr.. Matthews was employed as mas
ter mechanic at Francis by the Bur
lington and Alton railroads. He is
married and for the past two years has
lived in this city, where be has many
friends.
He was quiet and gentlemanly in
manner and a valued employe OF the
railroad; a thorough workman, and al
ways at his post ready and willing to
perform his duties.
Remains Shipped to Quincy.
The remains Of NJ. NJ. Matthews,
who was killed by an engine at Francis
Monday morning, were shipped to
Quincy Illinois Tuesday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Mrs. Jessie Harper and little SON Of
Slater, are visiting Mrs. John Ewing.
Mrs Harper was formerly Miss Stella
Chase, OF this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
Directors of Southern Bank Elected
Tuesday,

At a meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Southern Bank Tuesday morning,
the following directors were reelected
to serve another year: ]. A. Guthrie,
C. F. Clark, w. w. Harper, O. w.
Lewis and j. 7. johnson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
A Constitutional Point.

To Hon. Walter Burch.
Dear Sir; Do you think, under the
Constitution of Missouri, the Legisla'
ture has the power to appropriate one
million dollars, or any sum, for thu
purpose OF building and maintaining
public highways?
Read Sections 4S, "A, As and 46, I'm
der head Of Limitation on Legislative
Power, and tell US what you think Of
it Won't you? Very truly,
W. II. KEENAN,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Mr.. George Littrell north Of town
had a birthday dinner ON February q
and entertained % OF his friends. Mr..
Littrells hospitality was thoroughly
enjoyed and a most pleasant day was
had.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
Saw MATTHEW'S was Careless.

The Coroners jury In the case OF M.
n. Matthews composed of r. 7. Carter
Clay Mcclure, Geo. Bare, R. J. Blain
Ed. M. Morris and VIM. vivion found
that the deceased met his death under
an engine at Francis and that the acct
dent was due to his own negligence.
Those who accompanied the remains
to Quincy, were Mrs. Matthews, w,
L Stone, Mrs. W. ]. Porawski, Mrs.
A. ]. Winscott, G.. e. Bruno, travling
engineer OF the Burlington.
The following are Odd Fellows from
here who will act as pail bearers al
Quincy:
A J Winscott
Joe Offutt
r PK Key
B A Powell
Henry Precht
DieE Ashworth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Miss Adeline Summer who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. William
Stewart, on South Jefferson street,
left this week for her home In Benton
| VILE, Arkansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
Musical Postponed,

The musical to have been given at
the home Of Mrs. J. T. johnson to
morrow night has been postponed I'M
til Tuesday March 6.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
Reduction in Bell Rates

A reduction has been made in the
Bell telephone rates. A three minute
conversation is now 60 cents day %
cent night. dwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Col. Harry Downing, Of Marshall,
who for the past several years has con-
Quoted a combination sale in his home
city, will be a liberal eonsignor to the
Missouri Horse Sale Co.'S. big sale
March 2i-22.23, Mr.. Downing having
decided to discontinue his annua
sale
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Born, Tuesday February 20 tc
Thomas Davenport and wife, living
northeast Of this city, a daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

I Vii b paid IL cents cash, or
"a IS lrade IL you take your eggs
b. ling. dwtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

5 <IaR win give you IL cents
'ol car eggs,or IL cents In trade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Windsor Under New Management.
George Hall has assumed the man.
agement Of the Windsor Hotel, in the
place OF ]. T. Saunders, who recently
resigned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

6a #znr TO borrow or loan money
kaI Ea1ate see Rixey s. Burch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

I57zs selbe has returned from
fzI|I1s Colo. "TheY all come
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
Marriage License.

Baker Hinten and Miss Jessie Deer
doI, both OF Benton City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

- 4znt 70 insure your property
|z6z 5 Burch. d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

.Iz {8od fed With your high
/ aurn guarantees you a cheap
cow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

81 IS paying II cents in cash
i z588 In trade for eggs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Miss Esther Norris has accepted a
position with the Thompson Manu-
featuring Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

fz18ef Barnes will return from
lie eafly part OF next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
important 10 Farmers.

For all parties interested in farming
implements, harness and buggies ii
will be an advantage to you. To make
a call on Durkee s. bearings Imple'
ment Store, Nothing but irst-clasS
goods carried. North Side OF Square,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Lady Acme is seven years old weighs 345o pounds She proves the contention that
Acme food is the best Her daily feed consists Of AZ pounds of CORN five pounds Of oats I5
pounds Of hay and l6 oa pound Of Acme food
ACME FOOD is fed to all caSesd stock and at all times with safety and profit
ACME FOOD produces fat ind finish and substitutes Oil Meal at onethhdh cost.
Champion Sweepstakes and High Class Prizes awarded ACME FOOD fed animals at
the International Stock Show, Chicago 1900
ACME FOOD is guaranteed bb bring results and is a paying investment The following
|wenkmMn dockmen Of this county are a few who have usda and acknowledge Acme Foodo
be as represented md bave renved good results from it and are still feeding IT.
Joe Consdne, H. 4. Smith. Bob jolly J. F Baker E {. S Miller. Alex Carter r r
|Buckner Ed Stewart, Cook Groves, Lee Bros, j. W. Smith, W. F Atkins, Judge j. f Sims
Egber Sims Chas. Dean Pate Cahhome and w Brewer
b. E. IDDLETO
AT Middleton & Morris Livery Barr, Mexico Mo-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01
A CHECK BOOK
ON THE
NORTH MISSOURI TRUST co.

will enable you to use your money at
any time and protects you from loss
by fire or thieves. In addition TO this
when you pay with a check you have a
receipt for your money. Last but not
least you get interest on your daily
balances, when not Ia use at the rate
of 2 per cent per annum and this Il
entered up monthly. Your are in
vited to come In and open an account
no matter how small.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

IA Truck will return horne
sometime next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Miss Kathryn Galloway Of Kansas
City, is the guest Of Mexico friends
and relative
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

4Hd Hrs r. r. Buckner ana
10 are IN AuxvasSe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

{ 5sasa Is a candidate for COL
d 8tauin county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

February %, 1905.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

3o1es Is a candidate for col
of Aadram county. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

! Robertson is home from
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Harper went to Kansas city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

! Z Miller, Of 521 Maple St.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Is a candidate for col
6z881fain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-01

Is want TO buy or sell Real
So Hlxey s. Burch.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-05

tri6tlcos, sin duda, seran calificados en- ter
minos que causaran asombro.-Era la 6pc-
ca de la segunda guerra del Afghanistan
cuando persiguiendo 10 que creiamos nues-
trO iateres, invadimos aquella comarca. De
pronto Sc supo que nuestras tropas estaban
en- peligro
En- el Ateneo un militar muy conoci-
do-entonces capitdu y hoy general-me
ley6 Ell telegrama que daba la noticia, re-
velando en- su acento que esperaba VERNE
participar de su ansiedad. Mi contesta.
ci6n 10 dej6 'absorto. "Cuando los hon.
bres die, alquilan Sus brazos para matar
a otros hombres por obediencia, sin pre-
guntar 81 Ia causa que SO disponen Eervir
es justa, no me importa que ellos sean las
vfctimas."
Preveo la objection que va hacerseme.
ST Sc acepta ese principle, Sc alegsra, no
es possible que haya ei6rcito. FL GJbierno
quedara indefenso. No puede permitirse
q los soldados que juzguen de la raz6n con
que la batalla Sc empena. ST tai Sc hicie-
Sc, destrufda la organization militar, ell
pals serfa presa del primer invasoI,
No tan de prisa, replicare En- una
guerra de defensa nacional, el ej6rcito Sc
ria tan It'll como ahora. Entonces cada
soldado tendrfa conciencia de la justicia de
su dausa. No Sc comprometeria espar-
cir la muerte entire hombres que no saba
81 peleaban con raz6n sin ella, sino en-
tire hombres que eran reos de aggression ma
nifesta contra 6 mismo sus compatrio-
tas. No Sc opondrfa resistencia & la que
IRA agresiya, sino la defensiva.
j. l.. H. l.
con verdad, que 81 no hay guerra sgresi-
va, no hay guerra defensive. Es claro.
sin embargo que una naci6n puede limi-
tarse la Ultima, aunque otras nacioues
no hagan 10 mismo. Por tanto, el princi-
pio es Waldo.
Pero aquellos cuyo grito es: '1con nues,
ira patria, tenga raz6n nor que agre-
garfa a las ochenta pico de posesiones
Incorporates, otrss adquiridas por igua' es
medios, veran con disgusto esta restriction
de la acci6n miIitar para ellos no hay To-
cura mas grande que practicar el Iunes las
maximas que profesan Ell domingo.