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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-13

I"dry." The Newark vote was
wet" but the county vote ruled;
all the officials of Newark were
|'wet" officials, including Mayor
Herbert Atherton, Sheriff VIM.
|Linck and Police Chief Robt. zer-
|gibel.
For a time Newark hesitated to
break the new dry law. But
gradually the drinking places
opened; 1t was the breaking Of
the little laws, to sell liquor on
the sly. Slowly. the selling of
liquor became more and more
open. The mayor, sheriff and
police. who had allowed the sell
ling of liquor. did not take action
when Sunday selling and then ALI
night selling became the custom.
Up, up. up into the realm of big
laws went the iawscorn Of New
ark.
Gambling resorts were run al
most openly the social vice was
rampant. II had all come about
80 slowly that Newark was almost
used 70 II; business mon said Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-13
Stop
Pictures
Here

The city commission turned
down the churches in their re-
quest that the Jeffries-Johnson
fight pictures be prohibited in
Tacoma this morning and by a
vote of 8 to will permit them
to show.
When the petition of the
churches and Ministerial alliance
was presented Commissioner Roys
moved that 1t be granted and
the pictures prohibited. Freeland
seconded the motion, but they
were tn eonly ones supporting it.
On the vote Lawson, Woods and
Fawcett voted against it and 1t
was killed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-13

HARMON TO SEND LYN0CCHEEERS TO ELECTRIC CHAIR
You Can Vote Today
IF You Insist On 1t

The republican primaries eecng
concenon Saturday will be held 4
In probably half the precincts county candi
dates have been put Things all
party machine the
Members of the file
being by politicians who
judicial
dietary
promises be simply
the special interests attempting Washington
However, this is
held today and that citizen
the of the
names identified
A number of people teIephoned to me
this morning
until they all
Have rights YETI" they wanted
to know.
The S Get Vote for a who
isn't tied Mitchell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-13
BANK CLEARINGs
(speciaI Correspondence.l }

NEWARK, o., July 13.-The
lynching in this city OF a white
man.. a detective in the employ Of
the Anti-Saloon league, during a
night of terror and mob-rule,
shocked America.
Newark went clear wrong in
deed, but there are plenty of
American cities that may be head
ing the same way.
Newark began by breaking the
little" laws. 1t gradually got to
breaking the "big" ones. The
change was easy and slow, but the
finish was mob violence and riot
and murder In the streets. Any
American city that permits its
little laws to be broken can
slowly pass into the stage Of
breaking the big" ones. almost
withouv knowing 1t.
@. G. Weybrecht. adiutant gem
eral of Ohio. investigating New
ark's night OF terror. will discov-
er these things:
Licking county, Of which New
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More arrest are expected dur
ing the day. The state authori-
ties have Investigated the affair,
ii is declared, and have the
names of the leaders of the mon.
Affidavits charging Mayor Ath-
erton with neglect of duty and Of
fetal misconduct are ready IN
Cleveland. Atherton's friends
have urged him to resign, but he
has SO far refused to follow this
advice and a move on the part
of the state to declare his office
vacant is expected.
Denman says that he intends
to carry out the instructions OF
Governor Harmon to see tnat
every member of the mob goes
to the penitentiary or is electro
cuted
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MARGARET
ELLINGTON
COM ING
BACK
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.
CHICAGO, July 13.-Margaret
Ellington, who retired from the
stage, secured divorce from Dan
lei Frohman and married Edward
J. Bowes, is today on her way
to her Tacoma home to prepare
for a return to the footlights. A
new play in which she will star is
to be presented there Aug. 26.
The former star admits that
"the lure of the footlights" was
too great to resist. but says that
she would never go back to the
stage if her husband could not be
with her during her tours on the
road.
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CONTRACT IS
TRANSFERRED

The contract for the digging
of the big tunnel and construc-
tion of the headworks for the
Nisqually power plant of the city
was transferred today from
Wright, Sweeney & Cummins to
George Milton Savage and w. R.
Nichols.
The plant of the old contrac-
tors, all obligations and every
thing in connection with the deal
is assumed by the new firm.
The city council recessed from
it's regular session this morning
and convened again this after
noon at 2 o'closk to pass an ordi-
nance ratifying the transfer.
The contract of Wright, Swee-
ney e Cummins amounted to
$655,000. 1t is the big end of the
job of constructing the municipal
power plant. Mr.. Wright said
this morning that they had al
ready put in about 100000 in
the work.
Terms Not Known.
The terms of their sale to Saw
age & Nichols are private, and
whether the old contractors were
given any bonus or not is left for
conjecture. The contract is con-
sidered a good one, and expert
enced men say it should be good
for fine fortune in profit.
Savage & Nichols have ample
facilities and capital to push the
work to the earliest possible
completion, and the city was
given assurance that the project
will be finished up as soon as
possible.
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The balloon was ready to start.
Perhaps the most interested
spectator of the daring au revoir
from terra firma was Sebastian
Peenuckle, the village busybody.
He stood right close up.
BE keerful." he admonished
the aeronaut. "Have yer wits
erbout ye, young feller."
"Stand back" sharply said the
aeronaut, you've got your feet
tangled in the anchor rope"
Just at that moment the levia-
than of the air was released and
1t shot swiftly up with
THE END.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-13
GETS
DIVORCE

PITTSBURG, July 18.-Augus-
tus Hartje, multi-millionaire, this
afternoon was granted an abso-
lutte divorce from his wife. The
decree gives him custody of their
son, Scott Hartje, II, and the capi-
talist's mother is given temporary
custody of the daughter, Mary,
10.
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Paul Marat,

young politician. Some might
think this bold but Charlotte
was a suffraget and unafraid.
Besides, she had with her a sharp
knife, which she jostled Marat
with until he bled to death.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-13
GERMANY BACKS UP IN
N|CARAUGUAN SITUATION

morning and afternoon editions
of the officially inspired press of
Berlin.
The first statement given to the
CONTINUED on Page Eight.)
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. MEDFORD, Ore. July "a
The little town of Phoenix. be-
tween this city and Ashland, to-
day suffered the worst fire in its
history when planning mill and
a score of nearby buildings
burned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-13
TODAY IN HISTORY
July 1a, 1898

July 13, 1898
Mile. M a r 1 e
Anne Charlotte
Corday DAT
mans, for whom
t b e Charlotte
G o r d ay hats
were n a m e d,
W Q n t to the
apartments 1 D
Paris of ] g a n
Paul Mapuf
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WHAT SOCIALISTS ARE DOING IN MILWAUKEE,

Politicians all over the
country got a big surprise at
the April elections when it
was announced that the So
cialists had gained control
of the big city of Milwaukee.
1t was a political marvel.
Now, how are social
lists succeeding in their task
of government? Many peo-
pie, even those who believe
least in socialism, are won
dering. Are they practical
enough to run a big city?
Are they too radical? Do
they expect too much? Are
they being unfair to the men
who have money?
The Scripps papers, in
cluding the Times, sent
Dorothy Dale to Milwaukee,
to find out. Miss Dale is not
a socialist, but q keen.
trained newspaper woman
OF wide experience.
"Take as much time as
structions. "But get the real
Miss Dale's story begins
win be three articles. Each
the political history Of today.
Watch for Dorothy Dial.
the only paper in Tacoma v
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TENC|TZENSFR0M
MOB ARRESTED

NEWARK Ohio July 1s-Ten citizens charged with pari-
ynching Detective Carl Etherngon in jail
They grand jury probe
Monday expected that ndct
will demanded Attorney Gen.
will charge of the investigation
anxiety here and Newark realizes
earnest their eorts make the
little pay dearly for last weeks rioting.
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I'VE wish to arrange for an
exchange of prisoners" announced
the South American dictator.
ION what basis?" asked the
leader of the other side.
Usual basis, eight generals for
q good husky private"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-13

Sage that is used for seasoning
purposes is grown in southern
Europe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-13

wark. with is population Of u.s.
900. is the county seat, voted,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-13
GUS SAYS TODAY

"Luv is more
popular in SUM
mer than 1t Is il
winter bekaus
ice cream onlj
costs 10c, but
hot tamales cost
two bits. It'll
be fair tonigM
and Thursday.
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oddls~
ond-
BuNd1

BOSTON, July 13.-RepubIi-
can leaders of Massachusetts, have
announced that Theodore ROOse-
welt will take part i'm the coming
campaign here. He is expected to
make a trip through Massachu-
sets in October.
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helped business TO have a wide
open town; anyhow" they ask
cd. what right has the county
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knowledge and sense Of law: il
was city turned criminal ndz
(continAed On Pase E,es
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-13

DIR. Martel says that rabies II
almost stamped out in Paris
There were but IL cases last yeaI
among 253, 900 dogs.
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you want were Miss Dale's In
facts of the case"
In the Times tomorrow. There
is an important contribution to
q story Tomorrow. The Times is
itch will have II.
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One Cent on the Stree
Soc Per Month
Delivered
30 GENTS A MONTH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-19

plscar Ia dlferencia que, d nuest:o
iuiio eriste entire aBsbGS e1Pre$lofe,y.
PiisPos maestro rtsta en- un ttr7f'o
Cetaderensos ese terreno desmon.odo
limpao de toda maleza q cuolqtle1' es>
tosdo. AAora te,senaos va I'm tsffena
nluaaade q hsto para fabrlcar GO fl,
Tn aneeeiero erperto y sabto ha tercr
tado sotre csc terreno IN edatteao qAe
d todas las criccncias, e'.
cuanto d belleza arquitect6nico, fire
"a, sohdss, sesmidad, co'aodidodea q
habstatedad, etc. i Que e falta el ed'.f%
CO? Decorarlo coneenlentcmcnte, en-
armonia con su estructura. Hccho es'
TO-, iQue otra cosa Sc Reeeslta? Imue-
blarlo de ana naaneTa tambadn psapss
q coarense'ete, poro que sas morodo-
res no e1ha ile,1 en- nada.-C.
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CUENTO CORTO.

En- Ia noche del il al Is de Abril
de 1891, la declaration de guerra en-
tire Francia y Austria, que va databa
dc cuatro dias, tu6 ronocida en- "a eIu
d. de Strasburgn. Sc enment6 calu-
r6samente el suce@o en- casa del Ba-
ron Fntz, primer Alcalde, donde Sc
hallaba de vista Ron guet de l. Isle.
de ALI Sc vino i .iste Ia idea de com
poner su immortal canto de guerra,
La Marsellesa.
Carnot lie decia i Rouget de L"
Isle "Tu cancion M dado cien mil
defensores a la Reptiblica.'
He ganado Ia hatalla. porque Ia
"Marsellesa'' mar IA al mismo item
po que yO'', escrhll TN General L.
Convention.
Otro. a su vez. dncis: Sin Ia Mar
sellesa", me bat!-ia siempre en- Il
proportion de IN" contra dos; con Il
NsreseIlesa' me- nsto en- Ia proper
ci6n de uno cont-s cuatro."
Kotzebue exoisEnsbs. dinUendo-
se 4 Rauset de l. Isle" Cruel, bar
haroI. iCusntoS iernanos mfos has
hecho perecer.
klopstOck. que. segin Sc dice. en-
-Ontr6 q RoUep' IN Strasburro, Ie
iIjo: "Nuestro h5Fnun ha rerena do I
as cabeLas de rin~'r-n.a m valien-
les alemanes.
81 Ia "Msrsellesa no bubes. sida
mas que belize mortitera, Ia glo-
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que constituye SUI expresa obligation
En- eelleceidn con la sandal esta
asf nTisnu Ia falta de alcantarillado
en- Santurce y su conseeuencia inme-
data 9 sea- 81 diel problema de dra-
mage y de poses negos, euye estu-
dis y reselueioa reclaman i Ia par
de I'm mode Hnpefioso Ia saAld y la
moral, y en- cuyos obras Sc podrfaH
invertir legal muv cuerdamente,, no
va los vemte Y eineo mil dollars, sino
euatro O seis veees esa suna
Les lavaderos, ptiblieos constitu-
yen asfmismo otra neeesidad que
haee tiempa debio ser atendida para
suprimh el feo espectaeulo y ef pro-
cedlmiento pelgraso de layM en- los
patias de Las mai ventiIaalas casas;
de essa enldad.
La payimeutscldn r Ia canstruc-
eion de aceras en- las GALES de Su-
turce; eI ensanehe en- teFmnlGs p1ii--
ciosos, ramnahhs v practnas (no
COMO Sc imagine y propuso d la h-
gislatura en- su Ultima sesionl de Ea
carretera actual entire San Antonio
y Martin Pens y La construction de
seeras en- este n1Eme trozo; la cons
truccion de Ia nreva carretsra de
veinte metres &c ancbe, que segtln
UNA ley VICENTE, dehio reaLarse
tambien entire San 4ntenD y Martini
Peia, pasando al sur dc Ia carretefa
actual Y cuyo aplazamiento snten1a
tlco { mjustflcado, va pieando en-
historic Y esta eausanho notables
periuicios a bs veeines y popieta
rios de Ia IONA que ha de ecupsr esa
via; e1 aumento de feeos en- ef raqui
tieo aIun1Made de Sauturre; el par
que para nines y osras ctraltss neee-
sidades pdhieas que omislmos senar
lar para no ser proliios, serlan una
aplicacidn legitlma de esa suma Y de
otras mayores; v tedos esos gastes
deben ser hechos antes de los que
res,ltan innecesarlos y de pura COM
placencia para mtereses y preten-
stones partieulares.
Estamos seguros de que el eonce-
10 municipal. penetrate de las razo-
nes anotadas, no inc,rrrna en- el error
de comprar eI puente y cazada del
Condado, daudo lugar a que Sc le
haga volver soMe su aclerdo, aeu-
diendo a los recursos que marca La
ley.
Sc dice, como argument en- de
fensa de Ia compra de esta obra per
el muncipio, que los propietares
pueden cerrar el puente cuando 10
tengan a bien, quedando ad cortado
el trifieo. Bueno, pues que 10 cerren
Ell ayuntamiento no debe preocupar
Sc porque desmerezca una propiedad
ajena; y 81 la medida perudica . los
poseedores de solares en- aquelia 70
ma, ellos sabran reelamar contra
quien les prometio La obra suprimida
como una mejora que avaloraba el
merito de Ia zona y que les garanti-
zaba la COMMUNICATION mas corta con
San Juan.
A. ". y VI.
Sar Juan, AgOsto IS, 1910.
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Luciano Marchan Rodriguez.

=. Director de La Correspond den
cia San Juan P. X.
Este Iovencito patriota V de gran
intel! genoa de Burcelcneta cue fue
! M1nati a media dos del curs0 esro-
lar Y 1ue SIN perder tempo mo Y D.
20 dia hVscaha ansio~" on SIS lihros
IA VIA de Ia ersenanza. anhelante
De nnjenac r. rIiunio Dc cursar ron
n"ras satlsiAcr"-las 81 octave erad do.
scana DC r. ,Dir sri diploma ron IN
prone do ~ -
EI icvenclto Marchan ha sido ob-
IHr" 10 mTrhas ielici-4r."ne: ror
rn~re 10 s'is npmeroSo< 4mizo> s.t.e
'"n0c.n II pe.severanCla : amor Al
estIdIo y lim!Ean en- 4 vi .hi,"! no
fe.o r0rs rs vi-tIdes ' po5 81 Il en-
tnfsS Ia teas gran les y red4n' "rss.
Luciano Msrchil gOzs IL rep..r.-
oi"n ONO propa gan ilsts De las 5aa<
h l. -I mon PIerr"rnaupfla t..sss
lihr6 h.tsllss er las elerrione> asl
l'si> e de,ds Ia ;ub,ina No p.r.-r..
81 . i"'. ~cen'e q'Ic hsbla rpl veg -
h'i- -ln@ ei llIcha dp- ,7sliente au.p-
r-l'i" ave en'pNs s.n Hmm" 4 lsla-
-l' P-'eTr"rH'pleila- us5lsll~ipndu /
l"s ie-I'''as qrlr la "pEmeu y Il IT,
TsnIzzn
r 'lla esp4-snza Ps-a Fl pal, asle
'ayaL sa-er iY IJveI.es asi Dc tenn
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en- las revistas militares y Ia siguien-
te reclanse:
Reclutnmlento.
| Cen las guarniciones del Este 81
Fha hjado un anuncio invitando a
reengauche militar. ..
| Nce asi:
Los cuarte1es disfrutan de aires
excelentes y soberbias vistas. Vas
|tos refrectoros. Te y cafe pan blancc
ialimentacion variada Salas de reu-
Mon con calefaecion, bibhoteca. pa
Ipel para cartas, j,lesos davessos
Seslones de prestldig!tacion .., De-
portes de aire libre, bolos, tonel, glo-
bo, foot ball; natacion. EXcur-
stones d los Fosgos. Cabahes ele-
gantes blen cuidados, De una anna
b!ldad exquisite.
| Mas todavia:
"Ciudades de anchas Gales Y be-
Hos edi6cios. -. Vecindarlo muy
afable y que idolatra q los sofdados.
Magnihcos paseos. Glorietas, Messeos
teatres,. circos,. ferias y bales pdbll-
cos.
Por antimilitarista que uno sea,
iquien no Sc ablanda ante Ia prone
sa de tsnte COMFORT sumade a place
res tan abun dantesT'
Despues de escrito 10 que ,antece
de, luzgue el leeter y comente,.
Probablsme11te que los braves Y
abnegados muchachos DEB resinaeh-
to native gozan de esas aentaiitas en-
nuestro Bansfa
Segun infoymes de una revista
cientfhca,, en- Puerto Rico, Ia plonsa-
da no marea ef exacte nixel, d eat-
sd de Ia confguraci6n de- Ia TERRA.
No hay duda que hasta en- el shuet
no nos parecemos 4 nadie.
Quiere decir, que Natura, por no
deJarnes de uegar nos escatinao has
ia Ia exacta direction vertical.
Somos un pals raro. Los antipedas
de Ia Feleidad. Aquf nada esemeto
porque con nasotros ian$s 50 ha S.
do iusto, honrado y dgno. Sc nos
ha negado un traso de lustiefa, TN
pedazo de- derecho. Sin sol, sin nor
te y sin direction porqas b peonad ds
nos mega; vietima de- Ia inilstieia,
solo sevimos de pasto q Ia lnsacta-
bic voraeidad de extrahas anbfefO-
nes, y a Ia msensata rapactdad tn
sensata, porque Sc eieree contra I'm
pueblo stsdo al poste de su marttne
por otro que priva en- Ia estdpfda ft,er
"a de sus mdsculosl por los moder-
nos cartigeneses que en- arribada
forzosa legan 4 sus playas. friste
despoie, perddo en- TN nncon del
ocssne. Sin patris, sin nombre, y
sin iustieia.
Porque va 10 veis. Hssta Ia pso-
mada nosniega el nivel. Don Sincere
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HUMoRIsMO..

El nevio Sc arreia 4 los pies de 81
amada y fe dice:
-iQue &ehoso soy al pensar que
voy & pasar asi la vida i ta lade!
-iPaes cuando noa easemos voy
4 estar dvertida, remen aando pal,
Ftalones TODD el aia!
I'm caballero muy galante dice en-
una tertuha que no ha eneontradn
en- SUI vida una msier fea.
Una sehora eAata le pregunta:
ia mi no me encuentra ttsted
fea?
-Usted, seHesa es un angel caido
del cielo, sino que csyo de narlees.
!, n
Me han dicho que haces Ell amor
a la mujer Dc un fotdgrafo.
ST; perocen NAL resseftado. Siem
pre- tene 4 marc una resatlva.
4
Enhs ano y crtado:
-iRaimundo!
-iSehor!
-iVsts al teatro y traete ura bu-
taeal
-ilnposibas sekorl
-lGenao2
-Est&n t0dAs unidas = cl~vasas
en- q s,aalo>s
Dos piuuelos hea en a plAna de
anunei0a De un pen6dico:
::'Ss ha psr&a0 uA pezro Do aqua.
negro So darzn &ea dnres 4 que 10
psessnts & 81 Aasio.
-Dsheziaa nasar d qua <as&noa
aver.
-,f6nal,S ealblaneoR
-NrSn que - ha paeaAa eak del
&ssasto d vezse per&aa>
A IN soldado d eahaAeHsalasado
en- casa De un haturo b. dice este:
-Militar, que Sc va a quemar US
te las esp,elas. -.
Las hotas queri usted deeir.
-Qui&, no, las hotas - las ha qua
mau ust6 "a
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y a las cremas. He aquf la reeeta:
Sc disuelve en- $50 gramos de
glicerina una primera porcion de $50
gramos de isb6n seco, cortado en-
virutas, y luego en- esta mszcla, Ca
hents, Sc hsualxe. una segunda por-
eion de $50 gnamos del misn1o ja-
bon.
Todo clio Sc vierte en- un mortero,
Use agregan en- pequedas cantidades
25e gramos de aqua oaigeuada i IL
voldmenes.
Convene emplear de prefefeneia
perfumes inaIterables, como el rodi-
mol, y sus derivados, y evitar La he
Iiotropina, y todos los perfumes que
Sc cobrean con la luz.
CURDSO-No obstante La ex-
quisita vigilancia que Sc elerce- en-
las n1inas de dian1antes del Afriea
al.strl, ealeuIa uaa recisnte Memo
ria finauciera inglesa q Ell valRr de
kas piedras sustraidas por las opera
eisnes de dchas expIotaciones, ,aseien
de al ailo 3 eerea de 80, 600 d,ros.
Ell procedimiento que atguuas veces
siguen los ebreros para oeultar los
diamantes la investigadora mlrada
de los inspectores, conslste en- hacer-
Sc una herida POGO profunds en- un
brazo 9 una pierna, e mtrodueirse
ALI las piedras, que vuelven a saear
una vez cicatrizada la herita
EXQUISITO.-Hlgado dc res d.
la seui1ane.-Se lava el digade y Sc
mecha con elavo,, pf1nienta. lSrno de
puerco, iamon, ales y tonnille; Sc un-
ia de manteca, donde Sc Ee echa sal.
vino blanco, vlnagre y Sc pone a CO.
Ger en- el horno.
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pie y de energias en- estos tiempes de
tanto progreso, y euandD mas Sc re-
cesitan espiritus fuertes y hombres
sbnegados que 10 sac rifiquen todo
por Ia ratrla.
Francisco L. Qaaz.
Bareefonsts, agosto n de 1920.
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LECTURA CAMPESINA.

InstruccioneS para recoger las mueS
tras de terra que Sc remitan para rs"
andlisis al labordtor'o de Ia estdc.dn
dqricola central.-I.-La obtenelon
de las muestras de terra que Sc re-
mitan al Laboratorio tiene una gran
Importance, pues 81 las muestras no
han sido tomadas de modo que re-
presenter efectivamente la compo-
sici6n media del terreno. el analisls
resulta inltil. 9 por 10 menos no pei
mitira deducir conclusiones prac-
ticas Y seguras. Por esta raz6n es ne
cesario que las muestras Sc tomen 81
guiendo con todo cuidado las indlca
clones siguientes:
En- I'm mismo campo pueden pre-
sentarse dos casos:
/ Cuando ell suelo es homogeneo en-
tOda su extension.
III. Cuando el t suelo es variable en-
su aspecto y en- su composlclon.
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ria de eSta cancion se-ia Gnicamente
naclonal peTo es universal, porque
aquel hImno de comba,e e. TN ire
slstlble impulse de rebellion y de So
berbla Gberacion, es el ateo de la do
"a Llbertad. En- efecto es impossible
conce5ir el pensamlento de las tira-
MAS vencidas, de Ia iusticis conquis-
tada, de las razas Ebertadas, sin que
a dlcho pensamiento Sc asocie el de
Ia "Marsellesa". Las conmociones
generosas v los generosos asaltos
estallaran V Sc daran siempre cantan
10 los heroes Ia "Marsellesa'. V g.
tai Ia unlversidad de su secion QUE
parece Que siempre hs sido csnta da.
aun antes De haberse entona do en-
ningun combate.
Ludwin Viii. el poeta alemsn su-
tor de Las goiendrn.s.. me deeis
una vez:
-sL "Msrsellesa"? :vuestrs-
Marselless" ESQ ers 10 que can
taban Lucifer v los &npeles rebeIdes
cuando Sc estrellsban contra el orgu
llO de Isveh. " los sigan,es al escalsr
el OlimpO hacia los radisntes inmor-
tales, ,Lo que el dos Indra. Ia forIni-
dable belleza de orc Y azul. de ven
gstivOs esplendores. cantaba al pre-
cipitarse contra las negras nubes de
abisrnO,.
Ens-sux Nzp.asv
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