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lowed the line OF candy making He
said 90 was because people would con-
sumo the daintics be- produced. even 10
they went without tho plainosi ncces-
sarios of iifo TO do s1. a. also CONE
mentod upon the fact that the most
expensive candics sold best Exrcri-
ancc. DE- said. bad aueht him that %
steady market is best secured hy eup-
PLYING the public with mxuues or with
ching. relatively useless
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meetings. l'.
youth oi Nio"' am '''''
President i''''D
OF the euoits OF '"' p''F'' WI ~
obtain temperance ies'''i'''l anu ''
closing Sunday aHnuseI'eht h'uHe7' Du'
hc eNhorted the Liller-Hay STUNTS I'D u"
am in their power TO minimize '"' ''-
nuonces of the evil institutions lh"t
have been forced upon the commune
ties
AN the addresses OK the conference
on Sunday were instructive and inspir-
Ing
Tho meeting of the sunday School I'm
,on ln the evening was one OF the most
numorously attended in the history OF
the organizatlon. showing the interest
I'm sunday school work The singing
was specll feature OF this gather
ing The musical exercises are q very
much appreciated feature of our Con-
rsrcpces. and strangers always are
Impressed boy the songs ana anthems
rendered by the Tabernacle choir. and
tbs grandeur of the organ music. The
SINGING sunday evening was not an exc
,apt.o1 90 tine general rule. Professor
Alcclelan said ibis morning. cd DO
NOT know when 10 has been my prlvi-
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Wash Fabrics

An American Prints. regular
IA @ "a yard .......s...... .Hc
Amoskeag Apron Ginshams.
regular k1-2C a yard.........lc
Twill Shirtiugs. regular l2ihc
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .lUC
American II Indigo Prints.
regular l2iac a yard. ......f01
American g. Indigo Prints
regular lie q yard.........Sl -3e
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Crash ToweIing.

Toilet Twill, regular Sl-3c "a
YARD s.s.s-.s trfsts- --.ts.-...Nt
Absorbent regular Ice
AAIN srHtss trtrtsstsfss.... -N Ir..
stephens Xxx Bleach. regular
aC "a yard ..................Ifs
Stephens Xxx Brown. regular
II Zee "a yard .,..............li 1880
Stephens n Bleach. regular
Ice 20 ward ..................1l lsC
Stephens = Brown. regular
12flC "a yard....-..............l0e
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Luther Burbank talent and achieve
ments are not 10 be- capitalized The
fathers Of the scheme seem 10 have
boon -nIulIn-.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

2lost boys want am opening when
the baseball season arrives. They
want IL I'm the fence SO that they can
see the game
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

AZ first those English suffragettos
made noise in the world but latterIy
they have only caused disturbance
iu London.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

The modern version OF 'Hiawatha"
makes 10 read "rhe land OF the Da-
lotas. the land Of beautiful divorces "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

When Castro reaches Venezuela there
win De something doing, but just what
IS hard to say
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

Many believe that free sugar from
the Philippines would be a sugar coat
ed pill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

And now they are even talking of
Greater London Surely this must
be the limit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

Mr. Gompors regards the right of
organization as being OF greater value
than the right Of petition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

Rumor hath It that Mary Garden Is
90 De married. queen rose of the
rosebud garden OF girls
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! TfIs fH. fnatorueDf from fhe CITY to
t,. e..r,.. er.ly ed ire voo ~ the
i~rsranfIrertaI railroad lines REPORT
tbrt once fbir1 of tne Ir1uiries concern
Inc Iep5 rr5sre.ts NOW como from city
Vo-tar. rornerr, rin..tertbs of these
ieftar. ..r,a fro1 rlfrf di.tricts
Tif. recent financial f.nr.s.l1I ia slId
to boz ra.p,n..bI. or itis change. THE
.tr.i, committee, ..i.II .e.. t,af frc eirm-
cr was but uuea0.pte1 3D., 70. us uf,
was undistursed by financial worry and
Die profits won't right on and even in-
creased Will. oven tb. savings of the
rit, ,yorit.f 8ia1preared.
.T.b. yyi...-.., rar,1ar- finds fr1m
stat.uee fbat sboB.l fh. average city
,,orsar D.. fbr,t.r .uf lf employment.
b. ,,onid .r.n1 ,u tfs rr.,ioue savings
Inn tusi tbr.. months ycf OH. avoaeo
workman b.. rat who'll, io blame Tor the
smaIinos. of his accommodations against
d rainy dgy Tho price records show
that for years i..-t wages 300 the city
axrert ln the now districts of the West
-havr boon practically at standstIL
while The price of household living ne.
csssiues has been constantly advanc-
mc "A few years 1go tho city man
got three or -FOUR moro pounds of sugar
for dollar than De does toduy his
loaf OF bread was "a couple of ounces
heavier his meats were several cents
90 pound cheaper. his tea and coffee
was better grade and cost less.
Tempted bv surface prosperity TO take
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

Tt IS quite possible for an miterate
boss TO read a learned man out Of
party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

The reason" for doing "a thing most
often Is the excuse FOR doing &C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

II YOU would be an an around culti-
waited citizen join a reading circle.
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Bleach AIusllns.

35-iu. Lonsdale Muslin. reg
ular t2isc yard .............. Toe
36-in. Zicomein Muslin reg
ular Toe yard ...............Sl -3c
35-in. Old Faithful, regular
IS l-5c yard ....-.-......,....bA aC
36-in Lousdale Cambria. reg-
ular l5r yard ..........,.. 12ihC
36-in Lonsdale Naiusook
regular alc yard.
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The prosperity fair is more than
mir. II Is .nIondId.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

County Attorney Lyon needs and
has the patience of job.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

The shorter the fishing season the
shorter the lying season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05

crazy snake runs like a blue racer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-05
Peppercn Bleach shecting.

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48-ln.. regular t7ihc yard...13ikc
90, regular 22iEc yard........l9c
a. regular 2c yard..........3) SIC
So regular 21iac yard.....,.22 PC
90, regular Doe Yard.-........6 BIC
10-4. regular 32ihc yard. ....... &c
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Not variety but spite is the spice Of
life
The Washington times., 1909-10-27
HUSBAND MISSING.
WIFE FRUSTRATED
Mrs. Jesse R. Spates Seri-
ouSly Ill at Home of
Friends.

On the verge Of a nervous breakdown
because Of the peculiar circumstances
connected with the disappearance of
her husband last Saturday, and woT-
Tted over a mysterious telephone mes
sage which she received from him last
night, Mrs. Jesse r. Spates is in a seri-
Gus condition today at the home Of
friends at 1918 I street northwest Mrs
Spates is under the care Of a physician.
Married a little over two years. the
couple had lived happily. When Spates
left for work Saturday morning. his
wife had no intimation that he would
not return that evening. Recently the
couple had been living at the Plaza
Hotel. in North Capitol street, where
Mrs. Spates stayed until Monday.
Says Husband PhOned.
Last night spates called his wife on
the telephone, she says, and told her
he was in New York
Mrs. Spates says that Immediately
after getting the telephone message
she went to the detective bureau, and
asked that a lookout be maintained for
her husband.
sobbing and hysterlcal. Mrs. Spates
told the story of her husbands dis
appearance. 1t was with the greatest
eu0TL Lndl she managed 10 CilcGh tiVL
tears.
Il can't understand why Jesse is stay
ing away" she said. Il do not know
how to account for his actions. He was
always good to me, and we never had
any trouble.
"If he will only come back everything
will be all right I don't see why he
. has gone. We were very happy to-
gether. Ny husband rs an expert in
terror decorator and had a good posi-
ton with one Of the best firms in the
: city. I tried TO find him at the store,
hat they told me he had given up his
position.
Has No Money.
II am without a cent in the world.
and it is only because of kindness Of
8 friends that I have a place to stay.
+ NV trunks are at the hotel, and they
won't let me take them away until our
s BIN is paid. It is only small bill, but
] couldn't pay it If It amounted TO no
: more than nickel"
Spates is twenty-four years old. and
Mrs Spates says that his complete de-
scriptiOn has been given TO the police.
. Detectives Hewlett and Pratt were de-
s tailed 20 work on the case.
The Washington times., 1909-10-27
GHILDREA'S HON[
PLANS ARE READY
Actual Construction Work Is
Expected TO Start
Shortly.

Within ten days the plans for the pro-
posed structure for the Episcopal Home
for Children VIII be submitted BY archi-
tects 10 Bishop Harding and The board
Of directors.
The allowance made for the building
which is to be on the homes ground
in Anacostia, is $50. coo. and to gain con-
sideration the plans must stay within
that amount AS soon as the material
and other details Of the building are de-
cided upon bids VIII be asked and il is
expected that within a few months the
actual work OF construction viii be be-
gun
The specifications laid upon the archi-
tcCts are for a tWO-stOry structure built
upon the cottage plan. II is 10 be built in
two units, each unit accommodating
twenty children. and the units to be
joined by central han ana reception
room.
The Episcopal Home for Children,
while IL has been in existence under
various names for more than twenty
years, was not incorporated until about
q year ago. Then il was put directly
under control OF Bishop Harding and
Is maintained by has diocese.
The home is managed by a board Of
managers Of which ElsnOp Harding Is
the head and john J. W eaVer Is sec
rotary, and is supervised by q board
Of lady managers, Of which Mrs. VII
lard Davenport Is president.
The aim of the home is to care for
children who have no parents or rela-
tfves TO support them. 1t has become
a prominent feature Of the work Of
GhiG parish.
The Washington times., 1909-10-27
WANTS HIGHER RATES.

RICHMOND, Va, oct. 27.-Alleglng
that its interstate passenger traffic is
now conducted at an annual deficit ag-
gregating S2A755.46, the Washington
Southern railroad has petitioned the
state Corporation Commission TO be al
lowed 10 increase It's maximum passen-
ger rate for interstate traffic from to
Q cents per mile. The hearing was con-
tinued until November . on motion OF
the Commonwealth, and counsel for the
railroad did not object
The Washington times., 1909-10-27
AUCTION AT LIBRARY.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE remaining
volumes in the COnlIn Armstrong Lii
Among the highest prices paid was $3.50
for a set Of <ipling IN tWenty-fOur
volumes, and So for tWeuty-fOur vol
umes OF THE Novels and Tales of
Henry James.
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HenamieRtas muy duras

Abora que Sc puede fundir ell tan
tale en- los potentes hornos electri-
cos con relativa fscilidad, hacienda
10 va I'm producto industrial, Sc hs
trstado de aprovechsrlo para dife-
rentes usos, entire los que sobre-
sale el de Ia construcci6D de herrs-
mientas. para trsbajsr los netsIes.
Fundiendo eI tsntalo cd peoue-
mas porciones de carbon Sc obtiene
uD scero tan duro que una perfors-
dora de diamente, girsndo 8 uns
velocidsd de 5000 vueltas por minu-
to dursnte 70 horas consecutivss
spenss llegs 8 desgastsr una plancbs
de este scero, quedsndo, por otra
parte, eDbotsdas las puntss de los
diamantes.
Ests propiedad es muy It'll para
IS herTamientas y por ESQ sugura.
mos muy buenos resultados Dor po-
co econtmlcc QUE resulte este mate.
rial
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j.
LAS NUEvAS IA
Iifas,
Sc hara en- elias uso del
maximum y del mi
nirnun.
Para algunos paises el araneei
sera muy subido. equivalien.
do a CAST una guerra del ta-
tarifns.

New York, Marco s.-Las noticias
procedentes de Washington infor.
man q.en h revision ddas tarifas en-
la session especial de Ia legislature
convocada por al presidente TAFT.
domlnara ell criterio de hacer uso,
para algunos paises, del maximum
y, para otros. del minimum. Sc
cree que este 6itimo Sc splicara d
los naciones de Sur America, tai ves
con preferencia a Cuba y al Brazil, y
ell prlmero a algunas uaciones euro
peas, quiza q Francia 81 esta insiste
en- au actitud de desatender la Pc
tlcion de los exportadores, de no ha-
Ger la guerra q los Estados Unidos,.
Ell maximum segdu Sc aplicara oasi
habra de tener Ia equivaiencia de
una verdaders guerra de tarifas.
NADIA Sc dice del impuesto al cafe
extraniero, nj de ST prosperara esta
medida.
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BotaduTa del acora-
1ado Delaware

Ell scorazsdo Delaware" tiene
las siguientes dimentsiones.
Longitud en- la lfnea dc flotaci6n
$40 pies,
Eslora, ancho, IS pies.
Desplsz6 en- la pruebs 10000 to.
neladas.
Su principal armamepto consiste
ep 10 ca6oues de IL pulgadas, Gis,
puestos de tai manera que cada cs-
bon puede describir un gran arco
que abarca un vasto radio de scci6n
en- las barridas.
Este vapor y su gemelo Ell North
Dakota" que Sc estan construyendo
ahora son los buques mas grandes de
Ia escuadra de los Estados Unidos.
Ambos buques Sc espera que de-
sarrolleD una velocidsd de 81 nudos
por hora.
Eb6 de febrero Gltimo, fue eI dfa
senalado para Ia botadura al aqua
del Delaware.
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BILL anti
| | ExTRANJER0,
h - ..,s- "a EEAEEREE H.
-. ..
Fue derrotado, en- Ia
eanara de Cuba.
0restes Ferrara, speaker, com
batio ei proyecte por Greer.
d inoportuno, defendi6ndo.
10 ealurosamente sls sutores


Habana, Mario 9..-Ha sido. de-
rrotado pori mayoria de votos en- la
Camara de representatives, el pro-
-yeeto de ley prohibiendo q los ex-
tranjeros la adquisicion de propie-
dades en- Cuba. Atacaron ese pro-
yecto los leaders del partido con-
servador, entire ellos Gonzalez Lanu-
"a, lograado atraerse a varios repre-
sentantes del zayismo. Sc afirma
que el speaker .Orestes Ferrara Sc mos
.tr6 tambien contrario al bill .consi-
derandolo inoportuno hoy por hoy,
aunque Sc. cree que otro proyecto
de ley sera presentado. de tenden-
cias menos radicales y que haya de
a impedir por otros medios que los
extranieros puedan haeerse due
DOS de vastos predios de terrenos
en- la rep1blica, como acontece con
ell trust tabacalero y con los propie-
,tarios del central Choparra y otras
fincas.
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gundo crimen.
Lo que hay es que muchos
gobiernos necesitan explotar
q este 8 aquet pals, indefenso
6 iDerme,y q clio Sc ban lanza-
do. y 10 perpetraD adn en- a.
quellas tierras en- donde 8 la
forms de defensa de los ma
turales y legttimos duenos de
elias, Sc la califics de barbarie
y, q fin de cuentas q la ci-
vilizaci6D Sc lie hace represen-
tar eI innoble papel de Celesti-
ma, Y no es sin6 filfs 10 de que
sale ganando el mundo ciUiii-
zddo.
GanaD los que establecen
factorias en- el pals conquista-
do, y Sc enriquecen en- I'D Pc
riquete; gans el turbi6D de
burocratas: ganaD los sven-
tureros de tods especie. y no
es eosa del otro iueves que
Sc cometa, sobre ESQ, Ia i'm
pudencis de lamar pueblo
barto de prosperidad q un
pueblo hambriento de pan v
de justicia.
Juan Braschi.
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ALFONSO EN- CEUTA
Los moros le recibie-
ron con gran EMU
siasmo.
lie. acompaha el general Lima.
res, y la impression de smbos
ha sidO muy SatisfaCtOria.

Madrid, Mario 9.-Despachos de
Tanger dicen que los moros han re-
cibido con extraordinarias demostra
clones de simpatias al joven rey de
Espana don Alfonso, que arrib6 aver
q Ceuta. LIE acompanaba el nuevo
ministro de la guerra general Lima
res. En- todas parties Sc hs hecho
objeto de carinosas ovacioues al mo-
narca.
En- las tribus moriscas, ell rey tie
ne acendradas simpatias tanto por
su actitud en- el conflicto de Fran
cia con ell vecino imperio marroquf
~cuanto por que, desde su reinado,
las posesiones africanas han tenido
notables mejoras y reformas debi-
das a la propia iniciativa de don
Alfonso.
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10 QUE T 'esCIibe Ell "
ST. Ve|el A|varado

San Juan, a 9 de MARIO de 1909,
Sr. Director de La Correspondent
cia.
Sehor:-SuplfcoIe me permits u
tilissr I'm espacio en las columns
de ese importante rotativo. para
lamar la atenci6n de los senores de-
legados hacis el hecho de que han
sido enganados al informarseIes con
respecto al incidente ocurrido COD
migo.
En- la Camara Sc dijo que 20 no
habfa lido q trabajar eI domingo y
que habia proporclonado copia de
una ley a un periodico, antes de ba-
Der sido presentada q la Camara.
Sc me exigio que fuera q trabajar
ell domingo y de noche, y conteste
que ST, pero no q hacer todo ell ira
bajo de Ia oficina, ell cual Sc debfa
distribuir entire todos los emplea-
dos empezando por los permanen-
.tes que son los que prlmero deben
concurrir q trabajar, 81 es que nos
'vamos q fegtr por ell reglameDto de
la Camars.
No fue sceptada mi proposition
por no haber quien fuera y Sc insis-
tic en- que yo hiciera todo ell trabajo.
Conteste que hasts ahf no llegaba
mi filantropia.
No es cierto asf mismo que 20
diera copia de una ley I'm perl6di-
co, antes de ser presentada a Ia Ca
mara. ~.s.
De Vd attmo. amigo S. S.
r VeTe
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TR|UNFO De SOR0-
81 #., f.
s#Il0 - 4
tIN .t.4- s.-- y = z
Sus cuadros desperta-
ron admiration.
yendio en- Ia exhibition liengos
cue aleanzsn 3 IN, yalOr de
800 mil dollars.

New York, Mario e.-Un gran
sriunfo, ha. obtenido en- esta ciudad
el notable pintor espahol Sorolla.
Los aficionados han desfilado ante
suexhibicion de,cuadros en- conside-
rable nImero ;siendos todos esosscua-
dros celebradisimos por la eritca.
Los grandes diarios han publicado
el retrato del -artista consagrandole
calurosos elogios. Una idea del buen
exito alcanrzado por Sorolla en- la
,citada exhibici6n, la da ell hecho de
que en- ella ha logrado vender lien
fsos que alcanzan q un valor de 300
mil dollars. Despues de Sorolla vi
sitara esta ciudad otro pintor es-
pahol notabilfsimo. Zuloaga.
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la cual la civilization asiati,
ca estaba constantemente maj
chita y desvanecida desde los
dias de Gengis Khan, ocupan
do Su puestO Ell relnddo de 10
paz q del orden. Es eI mundo
civilizado por eDtero quien
ha ganado cuando RuSio o.
Uanz6, como ha ganddO GUAM
do Francis avanzo en- el Afri-
ca del Norte. >
Hasta nal profets es el
seDor de Roosevelt. porque
RHsia no 0UGnz6 nadd en- Aslo.
Russia Sc meti6 en casa agena
abusando de los chinos y ha-
ciendo con sus barbaros cosa-
cos 10 mismo nj mas nj me-
nos que Gengis Khan, invir-
tiendo millonadas de rublos
en- obras tan POGO beneticiosas
q 10 humanidad como las de
Ia plaza de Port Arthur has
ta que vino I'd poder mas fuer-
te cue Ia sac6 de Asia 8 cula-
taos y q puDtapies
lQue tieneD que contar los
laicos austriacos. del Soudan Z
Austris. Ia que aeabs de al
mar el i = De los Balksnes, Is
c6mplice COD Ia misma Ru-
sia y con Alemanis del crimeD
de Polonia, IbieD estS que cd
algunos de sus civilizadores
pagara cd el SoudaD Ia que
hizo en- Europa.
Segulda de 10 paz fue tam
DleD Ia O6elTucCIOD OeI FIeJO
imperio polaco, Y ys Sc sabe
cuanto significs de erimenes
de tods especie ests terrible
Erase: Ia paz reina eD Varso-
via.
Panplinas, Y solo pampli-
mas supone Ia eterna cantaleta
de que la diffusion de-
cirilizocI6n justifica el des-
POLO del ageno dereeho, de la
agens beredad y el disponer
de Ia agena vida.
Ante Dios 10 primero Sc
llamara siempre robo J 10 &C.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09

NouIluuaclon oe ia paglna "a,
De ese modo Sc lie We lIegar
q la odiosa consideration de
que en- Filipinas, por ser heral-
dos de civilization valen mas
las huestes que sojuzgan a
quel pueblo que Emilio Agui-
naldo, ell valeroso patricia y
guerrero tagalo, y tambien q.
ell DR.. Dominador Gomez 8
Agoncillo Il otro de los mu-
chos filipinos que protestan
de la domination extrana y
que quieren para su patria
libertades 8 fueros de pueblos
libre.
Asf tambien ese buen Sc
nor que escribe. "porque
nosotros acababamos de salir
triunfantes en- nuestra mug
juSta guerra con Espana" in
cure en- una flagrante con-
tradicci6n de ideas y princi-
pios.
Porque 81 consider6 muy
juStG la guerra con Espafia
que fue hecha por humanlddd
icon cual autoridad moral po-
drfa establecer catedra de Gen.
sura por el fusilamiento, ver-
bigracia, del patriota doctor
Rial?
iD6nde esta ess civiliza-
cion que descabeza igorrotes
por ell sport de conquista y
por el mismo sport somete q
los rebeldes al yugo eXtran-
jero, & las delicias de Ia iDefa-
ble c,ro del aouo?
"Calquiera-snade Roose--
velt-que lea los escritos de los
sacerdotes Y de los laicos aus
triacos que fueroD prisione-
ros en- el SoudaD dominado
por el Madhi comprendera
que cuaDdo lnglaterra lie a.
pldst6 y conquiSt6 el SondaD
hizo un favor incalculable d
10 humdniddd { hizo acreedor
suyo al mundo ciUilizado.
El mismo hecho produce Ru-
sid drdnzdndo sobre Asia.
De igual manera que la con- |
quista del Soudan por Ingla-
terra hG sidO seguida de Ia pdz |
V las matanzas sin fin del Ma |
dbl han terminado para siem-
pre-, asi la conquista rusa de
os Kamotos del Asia Cen
ira hG signitic0dO la conclu-
si6l de Ia guerra barbara baio