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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10

Payne, lot northeast corner Pryor and
Fair streets 81 by lO3 March 6.
S62O5 Mrs. Rose w. Riley to Mrs.
Emma G. Pollard, lot north side Peach
tree place $50 feet west of West Peach
tree street, 4S by 1873. July 20, 1911
$4,000. Wardlaw ct al. to Win
field w. Dudley, lot 1876 feet from north
east corner Adair avenue and Todd road,
b2 by "a. February A.
Sl,250 Jerome Moore to Willie Pal
mer, lot north side Delbridge street 420
feet east of Arthur street, 40 by 30.
March 6
$3.50 Estate of William r. Lowe Thy
eXecutrix) to w. Aiken and w. y.
Parr lot north side Kendall street. 81
feet east Of Sampson street, 81 by lao.
April Z. 1913.
$11oO Same to same, lot northeast
corner Kendall and Sampson streets. 81
by. l4O, April Z, 1918.
$4,S32 p. J, II Marion Harlee to Max
Liberson, lot northwest corner Proctor
street and Paine avenue, as by ~
$1,000 Joseph Franklin to Mrs Claude
n, CaTrbeu No $40 South Pryora St,
20 by $50. March q,
SO. 6OO-Josepn Buchman to NJ G. VIII
rs, Jr, lot west side Wellington street,
1903 July T. 1913.
$l.500 Mrs Sarah A. Blake to James
IL Patton lot west side South Moreland
avenue, 400 feet northwest of Soldiers
$500-Jordan T. Thornton to Mrs.
Blanche G Wellhouse, lot at corner of
Jonesboro road and Bisbee avenue, 600
by 100. March Z.
81 000-Mrs Matte r. Myric< to Jas.
Fl. Patton, lot north side Boulevard ter
race, GOO feet east Of Northt Boulevard,
so by 1874. March 6.
$4,000 Mission Board of Georgia
Baptist Convention to James M Smith.
lot south side Luckie street, where the
BdptlGt Tabernacle buil6tuR now stands
1871 by 1906 by 20 by 90. March G.
Sl,000-Mrs Annie NJ. Leyh to Cath
Ole Diocese of Natchez, Miss, No. 122
Grant street March Z.
$600-Nathan r. Wolfe to Miss An
ME Pagan, lot west side oliver street,
80 feet south of lett street, so by 100
S6,C6O-A. j. Smith. as Trustee, for
Amelia Smith to Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Company, lot northeast
corner West Peac,htree and Pine street
% by 1874 March =
S2,000-H. f. F. Jones to First Ma
tionai Bank of Cartersville. Ga 1877
acres in Land Lot GA, Seventeenth Dis
trict on west side Weianca road
4.500-Fidelity Investment Company
to Mrs. Lala II, We'll, lot southeast side
Edgewood avenue IS feet south of Hurt
street, 81 by 1853. March 8.
S200-W L. Beleisle to Max Gross,
lot west side Willow street 100 feet
north Of East Fair street, 100 by 100.
s500-E u. Barrett TO ! =. eovarl
lot southeast corner Oakland avenue
and Sydney street, Al by 10. Marcn g.
S2,750 Mrs BESSIE X. Cotney and
Mrs Carrie X. Beaton to Dickinson
Trust Company. No. 296 Forrest avenue,
ii by so. Nal 4
S3,OOO-Leila x. and Azile S. Jones to
same, No $40 North Boulevard, 40 by
1856. March 9.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
THE WEATHER.


WASHINGTON. March 10-The In
dications are that there will be local
showers tonight in the region Of the
Lakes ana rains iu the Ohio Valley.
Tennessee and the East Gulf States
In the Atlantic States fair Tonight fol-
lowed by unsettled weather Wednesday
Temperature viii rise Tonight in Ohio
Valley, Tennessee. South Atlantic
states and East cur states and il win
fan Wednesday in the Mississippi Valley
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
$4,000 Deal ON Record.

A warranty deed conveying the
northeast corner of Pryor and Fair
streets to J. Carroll Payne from s. II.
Ogletree went to record Tuesday.
The price was $4,000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10

S1.25O-John NJ. George to Colonial
Trust Company, lot south side Drewry
street, 76l feet west of Highland ave
nue., 40 by 49, March L
$336-Mrs. Sallie G. Hargett to same,
No. so Broyles street, so by 90. March 7.
S1.250--L. J. Spencer to John NJ Ber-
lot 48. Fourteenth district, on north side
Greenwood avenue, 60 by 1872. Febru
AIRY A.
$500 Fidelity Investment Company to
Ben j. Massel lot north side Marietta
street, 115 feet from Ponders avenue,
100 by l43 March s.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10

Sl63--G. A. Hartramp Thy sheriff. to
Andy T. Brown lot south side DeSoto
street, $50 feet west of Ashby street,
- by 1874 March @
S475-J, Andrews Thy Sheriff. to B. b.
McCown, lot west side Elm street, 1871
feet north OF Jones avenue, so by l46.
March 3
sq36-l r. Northcutt Cby Sheriff TO
Perry Andrews. lot northwest corner
Akridge street and Chapel road, 81 by
100 March 10
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Openl High LowIPMI Close.
COTTON GOSSIP

Western bears are credited with be-
ing large sellers the past few days.
wall street and Baruch have sold rather
freely OF late
Distant positions have been In good
demand for several days. Traders claim
that they viii prove cheap in the long
run
Prominent spot houses in Georgia say
that very little can be said regarding
new crop outlook Winter moisture has
been ample and work is well advanced.
Talk Of scarcity Of seed Is not borne out
by facts and farmers are assured OF
sufficient for their needs. but reserves
are small and should first planting be
lost there would be some difficulty in
replenishing
The Espy Cotton Company, ~ Savan-
nah, writes under date Of March r
Port and interior stocks are both
larger than last year. hut analysis OF
the details shows that the excess is all
stocks al western ports and interior
towns. Stocks al eastern points are
smaller than they We're year ago, al
though the fact that the crop is larger
i'm the eastern section would naturally
lead TO the expectation pt reverse con
dit0ns This is a consequence Of the
suueriOr quality nf the eastern crop,
causing il to be preferred by the mills,
The remainder Of the crop In the east
cru section Is generally of very good
quality. with inferentially opposite con
1itious elsewhere While holders in this
section have usually shown readiness
to meet the market. they are indisposed
10 make material concessions In Obe-
dicuCe 10 declines at speculative Centers.
This failure Of our spot market 10 re
spoud to the rather decided weakness
I'M New York futures would argue that
spuuers will find contracts an made
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10

81 500-Ada Perrine and Ruth r.
Sheehau to NJ r. McClatchey lot east
side Yonge street, 344 feet north n
Decatur street so by 1855. February "a.
S400-W II. Tooe to Georgia Savings
Bank and Trust Company. lot south side
Holley street. 53l feet west Of Howell :
Min road, 100 by 200. March g.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
To Offer 200 Lots.

A new subdivision in Ormewood,
Just east of Grant Park. containing
200 lots. will be placed on the mar
ket within the next few days by the
Thomson e Lynes Realty Agency.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
Mission Board Places Loan.

The Mission Board of the Georgia
Baptist Convention has obtained a
loan of $4,000 on the Baptist Taber-
nacle Building on Luckie street from
James M. Smith, of Oglethorpe
County
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10

A75-M. h. Whitfield guardian Of
Benjamin f. Cardinl to J. l.. Stamps lot
southwest ocrner South Delta and Kirk
wood streets. 30 by 100 January r.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
CEREALS ADVANCE |
IN CLOSING HOUR.
Pit Crowd Plays for Rally in Corn,
Causing Shorts to Cover.
offerings Lighter,

CHICAGO. March 10.-The wheat
market was narrow and duh with early
losses of "A to Il at the opening OF the
grain market to-day The Liverpool
market was weak and lower.
Corn was a shade lower for the de-
ferred futures, while the May was under
considerable selling pressure and was
of as much as 12c early.
oats were Il to q lower.
Provisions were a trifie lower.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET,

LIVERPOOL March 10.-Whesk
opened unchanged to Esd lower Closed
Ssd TO Esd lower
Corn opened sd lower. Closed 1sd
lower
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
Babbaue in New Location.

The ASK Mr." Babbage Agency.
which was made temporarily home
less by the 100000 fire at the Nc
Kenzie Building, is now located on
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
eAR silver.

NEW YORK, March 10 Commercial
bar silver 5Sts Mexican dollars 454c.
LONDON, March lO.-Bsr silver quiet
al &c l3-16d
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10

s525-Estate Of Willie Palmer Thy adj
ministrator) to Jerome r. Moore, lot
north side Delbridge street, 420 feet
east Of Arthur street, 40 by 30. March 8.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
FARMS FOR SALE.


ROCKDALE COUNTY, GEORGIA
lnDroved farms where you get the
hest value for your money, lie in this
section You are not in the mountains
nor on fat, swampy lands. This locality
insures health. because the natural
.Irainage is excellent good crops, be-
cause the soil is adapted to grain, cot
l0n hay, etc. A good clay subSol is
an indication that the plant food is in
eyhaustible.
come. you can get farm large or
small. improved or unimproved, some
hing suitable for truck farming and
Write your wants to
r. L. BAKER, Conyers. Ca.
FARMS-I have in Tattnall, the choice
county of the Southland. farms inn
proved and unimproved, from 10 acres
TO COO at prices and terms to suit the
purchaser How is this-333 acres very
best pebble dark productive soil, 10
acres cleared, bale to the acre land;
win grow anything; 500 acre land; $50
1pr acre gets it. 1875 acres, IS cleared
81 500, location very best. Write me for
list and full particulars. r. e. Shuttle
barger. Property for profit. Claxton, Ga.
40 ACRES Of rich, productive land; a
mile of Lumber City, Ga. A good
town of 1,500 people. Largest pay roll
pnr capita of any town in South Cen
fine. pure drinking water: health unex-
celled: So acres in civilizations all can
be cultivated. This is a bargain. $50
per acre; terms. Address j. D. Vaughan,
Lumber City, Ga.
LANDS-$1.50 per acre. Few small
tracts. Titles perfect. David P.
Moore, Sc North Royal street, Mobile,
Ma
COLONIZATION TRACT-We own clear
10000 acres of high land in South Mis-
-lssiPpi, 35 miles from Gulf Big demon
;ration farm, model dairy, silos, nurs-
cry. canning factory, refrigeratng
plant cash market, big cooperative
farmers association. Everything live
organization needs to make a success;
800 prosperous. satisfied farmers. Rich
soil, all the land lies along two rail-
roads. We will sell the land cheap to
responsible parties who can carry ON
our work of selling this land to set
Hers We are lumbermen and not able
10 give proper attention to marketing
Nuis tract. Address with some informa-
ion as to your financial responsibility.
81. A. McCollum, $50 Society for Savings,
cleveland, Ohio
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
FARMS FOR SALE.


OREGON LANDS-The Government Of
fers you free land, 100 or 800 acres.
Average value farms cultivated and un-
cultivated 500 per acre (GoVerhment
census iSlU). can locate you LOT 9l10
on the best land open for entry. start
E EIY Lie Is snort WIN, lime 1 + money.
renee avenue Chicago NJ.
THE SOIL is RICH. The climate:
Abundance of rain. vet no deluge;
abundance of sunshine. no drouth; long
growing season without oppressive heat,
as in many ,tber sections Splendid
shipping facilities Modern social fea-
lures. Good schools from primary grade
10 classical universities good churches,
good stores, good neighbors. all are here;
section NOT 10 mention the rich farm
land on which Won can make a generous
living ak ana s1OO an acre Inves-
tgate this before the price goes up.
like that Of other rich farming dis
tricts Baglev- Sewell Realty Insurance
Company, Newman, Ga.
APPLE ana cbi51en farms in the heart
Of the fruit section of North Georgia.
For list of cheap farms write
w M SCOTT e C0
o-o12 could R,ilding Atlanta
More than 35 years. active experience.
WHY s,5a-d a,oti5ar ,,-i,tor j., Tho ooId
North Rnv one of nv nebbIy loan
clay subsoiI farms prof WaughfeI In
tonviIle Ga.
ron, :, y, NJ. to-,,s N-ort,,,yost
Georgia suitabIs general farming
stock grain dairy We'll wstered. I'm
eauaied climate. Can suit every class
of buyer. c, B. Goetchius Rome, Ga.
r117Tc, ICD CLI
FARMS FUR DALE.
WE have bargains to offer in GOOD
farms. both large and small; also bust
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10

Western bears are credited with be-
ing large sellers the past few days.
wan street and Baruch have sold rather
freely of late
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-16
Literature y Variedades
LA GUERRA

medic del maravilloso adelantO
material, Sc yergde m~agestuoso
ell salvajismo mora con
desprecio escupitajos a ia civil
zaci6n; Ia Raz6n es aOofeteada
sin piedad por la superstition pa
tri6tica; Jun MILLION de hon.
bres m~uertosl La sed de sangre
de los jefes de EstadO no satisfe-
cha aun, espera con calma Ia
muerte del otro million de la
BRIGGS u~niformados, armados y
embrutecidos, para mandarse u
nos q otros enviados de paz, ipa-
"a que la vida europea siga So
curse natural Nunca hubo en-
Europa, guerra mas inUtil que
6sta: jam5s las tierras que han
sido labr&das por pacifcOs cam
p~esinos han estado como ahora,
convertidas en- indiscriptibles
carnicerias humanaS.
ST a Tol.t TOT, al ingenuo osO ru-
so de las montanas moscovitas;
al sencilIo escritor cue dedic6 to-
da Ia voz de 81 entendimiento a
gritar: La guerra es IN crimeni
iel a~sesinato en- mssa! mo os des
tr0ceis como bestias!; 81 a csc
digo, Sc le dijera que describiera
ell campo donde Sc baten los hi
Jos de Ia civilization, contestants
entire s~oIlozos: mo PUEDO....
JULIAN ABATIA GARCES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-16
De Quir6z

T6rtola amante que en- el rOble moras,
Endechando en- arruIIos, QuejaS, ta0tas,
Mucho alivias tus males, 81 es cue cantasp
Y pocas son tus penas, 81 es que lloras.
ST de Ia que enamcras
Ell desden te desvia,
No durara ell desd6n, pues tn porfia
Esta IN pecho de pldma conQuistando.
jPodra IN pecho de puma no ser blando?
Jay de Ia pena mia,
En- que medro5o y trista estoy llorando,
7 e~nternecer procure
Peeho de marmol. cuanto blaneo, duro!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-16
Al POETA IDEAL

Eres gigantic como ell mar profUudo,
como las liamas del voLcaa, ariiente;
tn pie racila sobre eI aucho muldo,
pero rasgas los cielcs con IA frante.
Arde Ia inspiration en- tus puDilas
como ell orc fundido en- los @crisole5:
Y te lsnzas con ella en- las tr2nquilas
alturas lIenas de gigantes Sole5,
Tu espiritu immortal yolar alisnta
porQue en- Ia Iucha Sc engrandece G, alma.
Cantas en- ell fragor De "a tormenta
Y en- el sopoc de Ia protunda Caluld.
les terrible eI combate de Ia vida,
iespantoso ell silencio de Ia mUerte.
Pero ante elIos u ser no Sc intimida,
Dorque eres til, como ell Dest!no, IIelte.
Ell universe tn cantar inspira,
te presta eI romeo vendavai 81 a~Iiento;
Y tienes IN anna sin rival: Ia Ira.
IN trono hecho de luz: lei pen5an:auto,
Es verdad cue una etarra pesadumbre
guardas en- los abismos de u 2echo;
ante Ia cual IA torpe muchedImore,
solo para reir viye en- acecho.
Pero tn logras castigar yiolsnto
al necio vulgo que de II Sc Elota:
en- la fragua immortal del ~pensamiento,
en- daga puedes c~onvertir IA estrofa,
iSigue cantando. Al coraz6n subyuga
81 lie cuenta5 tuS mueTtas &!egriaS,
y haz de la pena que tn frente arruga,
IN coro atronador de melodias.
.Alzate!- uela!--Con Ia vista abarca
Ia inmensidad donde tn dos EulgGra,
Y cuando extinga tn dolor Ia parca-----
~it6rnate en- astro en- la celeste aiCura.
JULIO FLOREZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-16
La Modista

/, Era una modista. una de eSas
ruines hadas. crecida en- Ia parca
atm6sfera pariSina, teniendO Co
no las flores de las habitaCiones,
los arboles del bulevar, dema-
siado aire para morir e insufficient
te para vivir.
iUstedes no Sc Ia han encon-
trade nunc2 Ell la Gale?
A tai punto tiene que dedicar-
Sc a coser los yestidoS de las de-
mas, que no lie queda tempo pa
ra ocuparse en- los suyos.
BESIDE las seis esta en- pie, ha
&c su cafe, arregla su cuarto,
suS dos habitaciOnes, el taller;
a las siete Sc sienta a trabajar,
una bora despu6s, de CIichy, de
Lavallois, de Saint Oueu. de Pc
taux, llega una media docena de
distrafdas, preocupadas.
FL tempo de quitarse eli SOM
brero, de atusarse, de p0nerse
el delantal, de tomar las tijeras,
de deer 10 que Sc las ocurra: las
nueve------Ent2nces q Ia agUja.
Los deditos palidos empUjan....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS enetvan...
-iEsto no Marcia hoy.....
-Vamos, Lucila--respondi6 Ia
sonora.
ME siento muy floja.......muy
floiaaaa. --eXclama una Chi
quilla de dieciseis amos. u D6nde
he puesto ell hilo? han
tornado los carretes. iVerdade.
ramente aqui hay algunas que no
Sc matan q TRAFALGAR! u pro-
veedor----luego otro!--
mo, gracias, no necesito ma
da! iPor favor que me dejen
tranquila. ---iTengo mucho que
TRAFALGAR!
600
Y, en- efecto, TODD trabaja en-
ella, las manos y Ia cabeza, Ia ca
beza sobre TODD.
Y mientras sus dedos aporrean
en- alto Ia tela delicada, la mods
tilla comienza por Ia vig6sima
vez sus ansiosas cuentas sobre ell
sabado.
Hay que pagan a la merceria,
q las ofcinas----la cuenta del
Louvre. los abastecedores, Ia fac
tura de la luz y las contribucio-
mes. Justamente anteayer reci-
bio la literature del fsco, mas as
pera todavia en- su papel rojo de
apremios, que en- el verde de los
recibos.
"Se requiere al nombrado con-
tribuyente, para cue pague den
tro de tres diss--en defecto de
10 que lie ob!igara con todos los
recursos de Ia ley, embargo, pri-
si6, ETC., etc"
Pagan! iPagar.- iTodavia
pagar----ipagar sienpre!!. ..iOh,
los inacababies asaltos dados al
pobre y flojo p~ortamonedas de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-16
REDEMTLO
90

Llegu6 a desesperar-- IA d6nde iba
por ell rudo pen6n cortado a Iajo?
Mir6 al cielo y estaba muy arriba.
La Gina con su vertigo me atr8jo;
torne Ia faz a Ia traspuesta hondura.
Vi la tierray estaba muy abajO,
Y a Ia mitad de Ia pendiente dura
DO el fragoroso alud bota c reshaia,
dude entire Ia ~vergiienza Y Ia locura
IN gran buitre al pasar me hiri6 con su ala
ore sabiendo que el ~incienso sube
q excelsitudas que el condor no escaIa.
Implor6 con fervOr------y me detuve
Observance con pasmo que mi ruegO
Sc condensaba al derredor en- nube!
algo como una l&grima de fuego
briII6 en- csc vapor, g5rmead de e5tragoS,
y dijo q mi door c~onvul5o y cieEo:
'Yo soy ell ndnen de tus suenos wages:
70 soy Ia llama de Ia zaIZa ardiente:
70 soy Ia estreII& de los reyes magcs:
Yo soy Ia Iedenci6n" Y eco rugiente
Sc Ievant6 de! vale, y paracia
como runlor de mar 7 alec IA frente
" puse ell pie en- Ia nu0a cue Dartia.
SALVADOR DIM MIRO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-16
Sobre Ia guerra europea

Ell cable como un gran ner-
vic extremecido nos Sae a dla-
rio las noticias de esa estupen-
da lucha que mas que humane
parece una mit6logca contien-
da de thames. Por espacio de
80 amos las diversas raZas
europeas estuvieron acumu-
lando elementos d~estruccto-
res, midiendose e%ntretanto con
odiosas miradas, anunciadoras
de esta pugna colossal hasta
que un pretexto cualqtiera los
lanz0 q la guerra Y eS ahora
este abrazo mortal y desespe-
RADIO la causa de la eSpanta-
da admiration del mundo en-
tero que espera ell final de la
catastrofe con la curiOsidad
que tOdos los a~contecimientos
de universal trascendencla
despiertan Ell la humanidad.
La arrogancia tentona desa-
fiando a las tres naciones mas
poderosas de la terra ha
despertado una admiration
LENA de simpatia para esa
raza intrepida y escencialment
tie militar que va a la lucha
serena y animosa a morir por
su patria y por su emperador
convencida cast de la esteri-
lidad de su enorme y heroico
sacrifice, pero dando I'm alto
ejemplo de disiplina y de pa
triotiSmO. Por otra parte la
Francia que no Ia podido OIL
vidar ell agravio del 70 lie
va 4 la lucha como una arma
terrible su odio tanto tempo
contenido y su orgullo ultra
iadO antano. Ia sombra de
Napoleon alienta a los fran
ceses y la vision de sus legi6-
mes victoriosas pone en- los
pechos galos IN ardor inque-
brantable que los lleva al
combate impavidos y fieros, a
luchar por el honor frances
con Ell mismo solemne ademan
conque todavia Sc cuadran
tristes y severos delante del
retrato de su emperador, en-
ell Quartet de los Invalidos.
Al choque tremendO de estas
dos razas antagonicas, Euro
pa entera eSta pereciendo.
No hay Quartet. No hay pie
dad. Las ciudades milenarias
de Belgica guardadoras de
inapreciables reliquias de ar
tie han desaparecido al empu-
.je terrible de la artelleria a.
lemana que en- un cOlerico a.
deman hizo pedazos ell pri-
mer estorbo de su canine,
a Belgica, a la heroica Bel
gica victima obligada de es-
ia contienda eXtrana Y cuyo
crimen consistio en- hallarse
en- ell canine que lleVaba la
avalanche pero al caeer ven-
cida y deshecha qued6 glo-
rificada en- ell gesto grandio-
so del heroismo que prefiere
sucumbir a transigir. Russia e
lnglaterra arraStradas a la lu-
cha por esa convenience que
liga 9 pone frente a frente a
las naciones, son los otros fac
torres del cataclismo que en- es-
tos momentos reviste proper
clones espantables Y, que al
final vendri a zanzibar ente-
ramente la conformation de
esas naciones. Austria y Ser
II
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-16

Heres modestos, que no son via.
bles!
-!Absolutamente! Ash, 70,
cuando tenga que hacerme ell pri,
mer vestido, ire a la casa del IA
moso john. Els caro- eli muy
ladr6n, pero..... ide I'm gusto!
En- fin la pagare.
Pero cuando cinco dfas despues
ell coche de la madame Fassade Sc
detuvo ante la escalerita que con-
ducia a los dos salones de prueba,
la portera lie salio en- seguida al
paso.
-iPregunta ustsed por Ia mo-
dista?
ST.
No vive va aqui.
lila levantado la casa?
No, no ha levantado NADIA,
ialgo peor que ESQ!
-jEntonces?
Use ha declarado en- quiebra y
la han embargado.
PIERRE L'ERMITE.