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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
OPPOSE EXCHANGE TICKET
Insurgent Element Want Some
Governors RenOminated.

There has developed within the last few
days strong opposition among many Stock
Exchange members TO the regular ticket
TO be voted on at the annual election on
May II. While the insurgent element has
formulated no definite plans as yet, ii is
PROBABLE that an independent ticket Will
be formed, which will contain the names
OF retiring members OF the governing
committee who were not renominated.
The names OF II. G. :. Noble for presi-
dent and Henry Swords for treasurer
will also be on the second ticket, and for
the governing committee Warren s.
Nash. chairman Of the finance committee
and Samuel +. STREET., chairman or the
Clearing House committee. will be renom-
mated. Mr.. STREET has just returned from
Europe. where he has been studying the
clearing houses OF the London Stock ok
change, the Paris Bourse ana the Berlin
Roerse. and il il felt that failure TO re-
elect him "A governor OF the exchange
would be a personal alfront
The chief argument against the regular
ticket IL that il IL made up or TOO
great and sudden infusion of new blood.
The new names on the ticket are Leroy
Frost. Robert Gibson, c. w. Provost,
oliver c. Billings, George c. HOLSTER and
Newton H. Stout. There is the possibility
of a third ticket being put in the Held
should II he felt that the second Is too
conservative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
TRADING IN THE
CURB SECURITIES
Rally by the Oil Shares, with
Better Volume of Business
Mines Improve.

Considerable rallying power WIS mani
tested by the outside securities yestsr-
day. and with increased buying orders
prices hardened throughout the day. Tho
oil shares were exceptionally strong. with
South Penn Oil making an advance OF
20 points. Standard Oil OF California H.
Prairie Oil and Gas r. Standard OF In
diana 7 and Pierce Oil g.
Better support was In evidence in the
industrial list. Tobacco stocks were
largely dealt in, British-American Tobac-
co, old and new. holding firm at 22H
and United Cigar Stores common moving
up a Z point. Maxwell Motors common
and second preferred receded fraction
each, but the first preferred made an
advance of y Of a point Riter-Hege-
man was slightly improved. selling up to
ga but closing fraction lower. The
mining group was somewhat higher, on
heavy transactions. New York City as
(when issued were less active, selling as
high as l02 Lie, and ending the day at
102. IS down from Wednesdays close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
ENGLAND and Gold,

BUSINESS in Great Britain is rnanifestly
declining. but the Bank OF England's dis
count rate stll stands at per cent. As
'ohs ago as fortnight, It seemed on the
eve OF being reduced TO "a per cent
In'ee per cent Is not a high figure for
this time OF the year as an average Of
% per cent for the last ten years shows,
pot u Is high rate in View Of the de-
preston OF business. u 81 TO be ac-
counted Tor only by the inability OF the
oanK 70 get gold in the open market Not
s'nce February has England secured any
" u.e tuesday arrivals from South Africa,
me Duii'on all going 10 Europe, Egypt or
..'D'd' Russia has been Unsuitable and
'eh'e' TOO. has kept on accommodating
~ mo expense Of England. The demand
'Of money IN Paris Is illustrated by the
UNUSUAL circumstance OF Paris discounts
ing quoted nearly = OF per cent high
" than Londons. This anomaly, how
yer y DISAPPEARING. not because Paris
's'es are coming down. but because Lon
don's are going W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
City Bonds Going Abroad.

There is no way Of ascertaining ac-
eurately how many OF the city bonds sold
'u Wednesday are going abroad. An es-
innate Of between slO0DO.0oO and N5,00O,0OO
worth was said at Kuhn, Loeb & Co. s
Office early yesterday. however. TO be
probably not far from the fact. But such
an estimate was based less on the known
demand than on the experience OF other
years. International bankers, for instance,
put In applications for so many million
collars worth OF bonds. but there is no
one to say whether the bulk OF them will
be sent 10 Europe and the remainder dis
posed Of here. or vice versa, or whether
any at ell Of their allotment will go
abroad. II is fact, though. that bankers
wno do a large business for clients in
Perrin and London were among the ear
lest applicants TO the successful eyndi-
cate and presumably much more than a
majority Of their substantial purchases
VIII 60 TO Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Declines Predominant on the
Call-Rally in Afternoon.

Business on the opening call at the Con-
soldated Stock Exchange yesterday was
transacted with irregular changes from
the night before, but declines predomi
mated. For time the market was very
weak. with dealings heavy on the de-
cline, but I'm tho afternoon there was gem
eral covering on favorable news from
Mexico. Business in New York Central
was especially weak in the early after
noon, but did not sell under S6I..
Amalgamated Copper touched low Of
72is. Lehigh Valley did not get under
13s5s. New Haven sold as low as CT.
Transactions were made in 57700 shares,
distributed among forty-nIne different
stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
11PICS OF THE DAY
IN IN WALL STREET
,,,u Low Record for 1914
NC r.tablished in Slump
at Midday.
CENTRAL HARKS BACK
W. follow OF THE sos
.,sau Investors Will Possibly
E''. Take s15,OOO,OOO of the
New City Bonds.

=. dip after II o'clock YESTERDAY "a.
10 Wv w., made a new low record for
e' n The expected happened Ever
- y' -. END Of last week It had oeen
f'cs u" nat new low prices were In the
'Fasn' and the weakening or steer
a'A. s 70 lead the way TO the new .eVei'
'''n'. 80 air was cleared and the loose
cree ~. .,s. stock we're gathered in the COW
''o' '. The more cautious shorts estap-
eng y asanlte level for future operations
l'n'' e., rom. As many Of the traders saw
i' s'ss organized support had simply
Hy'' ",.d from a position no longer Ten
T'l''. ." ,.ke ND a new stand where not
abe ~ effort was needed to maintain a
% ~ ,,ort At the low price OF the day
aye we're still about points or so
sl0a' cha low Of 1913. established on June
a'0'. "a at the close something Ike a
:. higher yet. a lower price thah
p..' you'd mean the lowest since the
..,ov,ry in 1908.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
FOREIGN IRON IN THE SOUTH
Underwood Family Feels Eff
feet of Lower Tariff Rates.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune


Birmingham, Ala, April 16-Manufactur-
ers Of pig iron in the South are suffering
as we'll as those in other sections OF the
country from a dull metal market, and
there is no denying that imported iron IS
doing harm to the Southern product.
Considerable Birmingham pig iron was
heretofore used but In the last few weeks
orders have been practically nil Cana
dian iron is being placed along the At
lantic Coast for less than Birmingham
iron. some OF the cheapest made in tho
world, can be carried TO that portion or
the country. German steel Is being placed
in New Orleans, and even Mobile, Ala.
less than three hundred miles away, &C
cording TO statements made by metal
manufacturers in Birmingham, under
what the product can be shipped Tor
from this centre to those places.
Among the companies which are feeling
the effects OF a depressed metal market
as a result Of the tariff is the Woodward
Iron Company. Of which j. II. woodward
is president and A. II. Woodward general
manager. ]. II. Woodward is the father
in-law OF Oscar w. Underwood. chairman
of the Ways and Means Committee IN
Congress and the father OF the tariff Dill.
\. H. Woodward is the son OF j. II.
Woodward and is in charge OF the COM
pany's operations. The Woodward COM
Lany has always sold pig iron but there
IS an admission that the make, with two
furnaces in blast, is not being sold now
and the quotations are low
Pessimism is TO be observed throughout
the entire Southern metal market, and
the lack Of orders for steel billets Is caus-
ing curtailment Of operations in the sew
eral steel works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
EARLING ON BUSINESS
Depression in West in Mercan-
tile and Manufacturing Trades.

Albert j. Earring, president Of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, who was
at the company's New York offices yes
terday 10 attend special meeting Of d.
rectors. said that no definite action was
taken regarding negotiations for the sale
to bankers OF about $4,000 900 OF the
roads az per cent general and refunding
mortgage bonds. The bankers are ready
10 underwrite tho issue at any time. Re-
garding business conditions Mr.. Earling
said
Business is not good in the West. The
depression appears 10 be In the mercantile
and manufacturing trades, while the lum-
Der situation is also unfavorable. The
tonnage from these sources shows con-
siderable falling off from a year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
The Selling Of Lehieh.

II there was not more than plain selling
OF Lehigh Valley there was something
very much like IT, Plenty OF stock was
forthcoming with the Inference that there
was plenty more, and the stock was ap-
parsntly satisfactorily weak for longer
time than any Of the other active issues.
Traders who tried TO analyze what was
ecng on thought that some one was will
Ing 10 accumulate new line few points
below the old one. helped by the wide
spread belief that the dividend would not
be maintained at 10 per cent. That divi-
dend has been cut any number Of times
in street gossip. but IL has managed 10
stay Just where II was, nevertheless. At
yesterdays lowest figure Lehigh was
nominally cheaper than at any other time
Ince II has been a 10 per cent stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Wants Canadian Pacific Barred
from Berlin Stock Market

Berlin, April ia banker. representing
many members OF the Berlin Boerse, APP
piled to-day TO the listing committee 10
exclude any further listings OF Canadian
Pacific stock, because the prospectus
issued by the company in March for $50.
600 900 of new stock contained no mention
Of the case pending for the reduction OF
Western freights. The petitioner declares
that such a suppression Of information
would debar any German company from
further listings. The committee did not
indicate what action 1t would take in the
matter.
The issue OF the loan was authorized on
October 2, 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
c.,,rsI Sounds tho Depths.

~, York Central got through TWO
..,.. and a number Of minor depressions
,.,,out touching as low price as inc
AZ cached yesterday. One has 70 go
~. 70 the middle sos to find anything
". \ Tn. worst OF 1923 saw It only as
n~ua and the crisis Of 1907 failed to
..t !, below 50. In tho intervening years
.s.n free silver was frightening the
.uptry. great deal worse than the
,uo.D.ct Of a war ever did. II touched S..
AVA that price had until yesterday been
n. ,eas Of comparison. Considering the
hand sale OF the company. yesterdays
showing must have represented some
ting very different than selling out
BY Insiders. Dealings were heavy, about
LEO shares changing hands, but not Of
themselves so heavy as TO call attention
to The stock. BY the close the rally ex-
ENDED to II points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
AGUERO REN0MINATED
Members of Little Board Run
Him for Third Term.

NJ. E. de Aguero has been renominated
for a third term as president Of the Con-
solidated Stock Exchange on the regular
ticket, which was made public by the
nominating committee yesterday. The an
nual election will lie held Monday, May II.
Other nominations are first vice-president'
Warren w. Irwin; second vice-president'
S. A. Luther: treasurer, Marcus Helm
chairman, Valentine Mott.
Board OF governors TO serve two years
Aaron de Cordova, l.. J. Dietz, Z. A
Farnsworth, r. II. Heath, George W.
Lehman. w r. Marsh, Clarence c. Per-
pail, Charles T. Small, w. 4. Valentine
and Clarence r. West Governor to serve
one year, Warren f. Scoville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
COTTON STEADIER
AND HIGHER
Selling Movement of Wednesday
Checked-Lighter Offerings
Raise Prices.

There was renewed demand from spot
brokers for old crop months in the cotton
market yesterday and this. with unset
tied and colder weather in the Western
belt, checked the selling movement or
Wednesday. Long interests seemed 10
have been pretty well lquidated on the
decline OF about 80 points In May con
tracts since the high OF last week, and
with lighter offerings a comparatively
small demand was enough 10 advance
prices. The close was steady ! TO
points I'D from Wednesday except on
April. which was off points on lack OF
business. Southern spot markets we're
unchanged 20 Lice lower, and the local
market was quiet at BLOC for middlinS
upland; no sales. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
MIMI G.
Steel Earnings in Canada

The Steel Company Of Canada, Ltd, re-
ports net profits of sl.445,712 for tho year
ended December 81, 1918, against sl.Ss7,oh
for the previous year. After interest
charges there was a balance for dividends
n so65.772. compared with Sa3l,1l3. c. s.
Wilcox. president OF the company said
that during tho first half OF 1913 business
was active and profitable. but during the
asst six months there was falling of
,oth I'm volume OF business and prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Some Coed in tho Income Tax.

When the income tax was not yet a
TACT nobody in the financial district could
zee any good IN H. The city bond sale
proves that judgment was made too
hastily Without the income tax il IS
oo1otful II the city could have sold its
securities on +1s basis. or the syndi-
cafe on 4l5 since good part Of the
demand Is due 10 the unwillingness Of
investors generally 10 divulge their Sc
ourity holdings. They don't have to tell
anything about their investments in the
clty's securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17

Pierce Oils Earnings.

Profits OF the Pierce Oil Corporation
for the year ended December 81, 1873 ac-
cording TO Price, Waterhcuse & Co, pub
lie accountants were s2,952Ol2. After
Mexican exchange losses in converting
Mexican silver into gold at current rates
and renting the gold to the United
States the profits were s2,6s6.2ss The
years balance available for interest and
dividends was s.. 900 29f. According to the
company. s2.23s.2ls of its profits was
earned in the United States division ana
SIP 0a5 in the Mexican division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
MONTREAL STOCKS,
LONDON BANK STATEMENT.

London. April 1.-The weekly statement Of
tho Bank OF England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased fs57OOo. cir
culation decreased fti'0". bullion Increased
s.o9.sei other securities decreased tL'p'"V'
other deposits decreased ti7s.ooo public deposits
decreased f3ig 900. notes reserve increased toS6
600 Government securities unchanged.
Tho proportion OF tho banks reserve to ia
biiity this week 4. N.e3 per cent; last week
I, was SW per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
FRENCH BANK STATEMENT.

Paris. April ls.-The weekly statement OF the
p,,k NJ France shows the following changes
co,, Z, hand increased ll.oil 900 francs, silver
IN hand decreased 2Ols.cDo francs notes IN CIT
eul,tlon decreased 2i.a25ooo francs. treasury
derosits decreased 2eJo.coo francs general de-
ro.its increased 900 francs, bills discounted
decreased Ieo.se5.Ooo francs and advances de-
creased $4,000 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Transactions In this market yesterday
ut foreign account amounted 10 about
10y" Shares, purchases being some 400
bhares more than the sales.
on additional shipment OF $1,000 in
goo mas been received from Canada,
making total Of 'i.s15.Dr0 received this
month.
Robert s. Croker yesterday was elect
lchange.
D"ec"& 81 the Republic Iron and Steel
''npahy Al the organization meeting
s''eieo President r. j. Brady a member
% ine executive committee.
ne Miami Copper Company al the an
"11' meeting Of stockholders elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
A. B. & A Reorganization.

The reorganization committee OF the At
lanta. Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad,
OF which George C. Clark Is chairman.
announced yesterday that the time for
the deposit OF receivers certificates OF
that company. the Georgia Terminal
Company aud the Alabama Railroad
Company with tho Columbia Knicker-
booker Trust Company has been ex-
tended ~ April ls Tho properties are TO
hc sold ON ,rrH -. - and ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Inter Met May Issue Notes.

Wall Street heard yesterday that tho
marlborough Metropolitan Company Is
working OF plan for the funding of all
It's outstanding notes, amounting To $500
600 IL is understood new > per cent notes
viii be issued. with about ten-> ear
maturity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17

George d. Hopkins n dirsctor. succeeding
Ralph c. Lupton. Other directors vers
reelected.
Tho Philadelphia Company annOuno~s
that the corporations Der cent oumu-
lative preferred shares have been listed
on the London Stock Exchange for ofricial
quotation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Interest payable April and October in the City

Peaden Of Cmpay
a flee the undersigned as follows
hi. M"tns and have authorized the n DISC
ODE used maturing ~"~
increased
eNew kCenrL New
New York and Any New ss %
ss " kf S.% %~&sG d''''tsd between those points, " M
s :ss, Lien a total s s ss ssao
pc %
York Central "S o.o% S
5 oa:.SS1P %ss t.. .s.
e o the sdL
mile Of
tina by Equipment Tr"tB Bonds s4oooooo
total ts G $4,000 G $50
a1Ts:: Ss M
De g d rg lien p e
nd fixed charges
s 'g S",S M. i
orpoue t h oil an
having ;oS f since 1870 s0o
cash
of tle~t erannm Since the rat
in c'd~dar w"s"h"n
TdsK
ebondre pthompr nd axHonin New
UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE FOR TIE BONUS
ACCRUED INTEREST. TO YIELD 470%
ebdsont New
Temporal receipts C delivery of deHHe bonds
P MORGAN & CO.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK NAliONAL iii oANN"
wYokA pdlis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
BONDS.

$4,000 Can r eee note. 1o5is 1881. 1894 1851
200. 900 ~ City 4.s.. 1921 l0eTs 1911; l02
'when Issued tsells cents per share. TEX
dividend. iOdd lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Pacific Gas and Electric.

Harris Forbes & Co. and ~ W. Halsey
s Co. have jointly purchased G'eoooV'
additional Pacific Gas and Electric Com
pany per cent notes, being the remain
der OF an authorized issue Of S,Woo'
Notes are dated March %, 1914, and due
March %. 1915, callable at any time AT
lOOl5 and interest. The 100000 per cent
notes, in addition TO being general obi
CATION Of the company, are secured oy
deposit of s5cOO.OOO general and refund
ing mortgage per cent bonds and S5'Vvo'-
900 general lien per cent bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
MINING.
BONDS.
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

tsells cents per share. lex dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17

Liverpool cables: Spot, fair business doing
sales 5000 bales speculation and export. 800;
American. 70CO. Imports. L.. 900; American.
10. 900. Mid-upland 72sd. Futures opened
quiet. * to . points higher; closed steady al A
net advance Of TO 3 points. April, 1891
April-May. 6sikd; May-June. 6.s2l1d: June
July, 673d: Juy-August. 6.sslsd August-Sep-
TENDER. 655d: septemher-october. C.3Td. octo-
ber-November. 27izd November December
G2id: Decembor-January and January FEB
ruary. 619izd: February-March. 6-D'sd'
March-April. 62fd. Manchester-Yarns quiet
out steady: cloths in good demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17

New Orleans. April ls.-Cotton vas quiet bur
steady today with the fear OF untavorabie
weather the main influence. II caused enossn
Luving 10 check an early decline and bring
about a small advance. Indications were that
a vast amount OF planting WAS being dcir,
The close was steady Al net advance Vi
% /. nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Portland Railway, Light ard Power.

The sale OF a $4,000 issue Of one
year per cent gold notes Of the Port
land Railway. Light and Power Company
has been announced by Il. w. Clark &
Co., Of Philadelphia. The notes are dated
May l, 1914, and are due May l. 1915
They were sold at 1914 and interest TO
yield about 5is per cent and are secured
by deposit OF the entire issue OF s5oO.o0o
OF the first mortgage sinking fund thirty
year gold bonds of the Mount Hood Rail-
way and Power Company, due IN 1884,
also of the entire capital stock Except
ing only directors shares) OF the Mount
Hood Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Atlantic Gas and Electric.

The American Trust Company of Bos-
ton. trustee for tho first lien sinking fund
5 per cent gold bonds. dated December l.,
1912. OF the Atlantic Gas and Electric
Company. has authorized the Chase Ma
tional Bank OF New York and the Girard
Trust Company OF Philadelphia 10 act as
agents for the payment Of the coupons Of
this issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various COrporations.

II. NJ. Byllesby & Co.'s report Of cond-
lions I'm Minneapolis shows that new
power business secured by the Mime
apols division OF the Consumers Power
Company In the week ended April 3 to-
tailed el6 horsepower In this amount
there is included SIS horsepower for the
Ford Motor Company and ITO horsepower
for the Pacific Elevator Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
SHORT TERM NOTES.
sEx dividend.

(Maturing 1oi4-l9)
FURNISHED BY swartwout & Appenzeilar, No.
Il Pine street)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRIALS.


Bid. Ask. Bid. AK.
Am 1t & Tr.367 $40 l. V Coal $40 $50
do .l07 100 mays OIL. 16 10
Houston Oil. 14iz l5iA y Trans. ~ ~.
/ Rub T Gifts -. Tob Prod pr. s2is s3lz
X Spg Tire. % 81 Y Cigar 81 pfil5 llS
lido pref....140 1lJ WHY'S over. 50 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17

$25,OOO,O00
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVE
RAILROAD COMPANY
ONE HUNDRED YEAR AZ PER CENT, SERIES "A"
REFtNDnC AND IMPROVEMENT MORTGAGE BONDS
DuO tobcrl 20
eAprl1a in e New York
three
Of Ond O
tn of
dbondw without oupo
OF NEMY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-11

clatmando de un modo tangible esa in
ternacionalidad de todo ell sistema eco
nomico, que habia dotado al mundo de
una conciencia superior a la simple con-
ciencia nacional, mas elevada que ella,
y dispuesta a domenarla y regirla
SC6mo era possible volver contra ell
hecho consumado E irrevocable de esos
intereses, de esas solidaridades estre-
chisimas, de esa organization red uni
versal echada por encima de los anti
guos mojones y divisorias de los Esta-
dos? Ca !-decian lei cataclismo fue-
ra tan grande, que nadie Sc atrevera a
provocarlo. La guerra europea es i'm
possible: la guerra ha muerto en- ell es-
piritu de la humanidad superior. Y 81
no los Ejercitos del proletariado, hijos
de la razon y del nuevo derecho social,
sabran impedirla para siempre. Viva
mos tranquilos.
En- ocho d1as, del prodigioso mecanis-
mo europeo no queda nj una sombra
La red admirable no ha resistido un
momento q la convulsion La maquina
immensa ha quedado paralizada y des-
coylntada al primer puntapie de una
bota de montar. Ell gran reloj de Flu
ropa, del progreso, de la razon pura,
quedo parade ell dla 25 de Julio Pc
70 que parade: desbaaatado, girando
infernalmente unos contra otros sus re-
sortes y engranajes, antes tan d6cil al
ritmo y al concerto mutuo; cebandose
Ell 81 misma y trabajando contra 81
misma la obra maestro de la civiliza-