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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-03-18
Notice to Creditors

STATE OF WISCONSIN-COUNTY COURT
FOR bayfield, COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate Tn prob. >.
of Olaf Loken, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands of all persons against Olaf
Loken. deceased. late of the Town of Wash
burn in said County will be received. exam
ined and adjusted by the County Court of
Bayfield, County, at the regular term of said
Court, to be held at the Court House in the
City of Washburn in and for said County,
on the first rTuesday Of September and on
the first Tuesday of October. A. D., 1915;
Also that six months from and after the
eth day of March. A. d. 1918, is the time
limited for creditors of said Olaf Loken
deceased. to present their claims to sal
Court for examination and allowance.
BY the Court,
Dated.March 9Th. 1915.
HIP. Axelterg.
County Judge.
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and the Tuskegee Institute singers
from Booker T. Washington's school
will all appear during the week.
The University will send to the
community a large sized tent with
platform, chairs, and electric lamps;
a smaller tent for housing an educa-
tional exhibit; a canvas fence to en-
close the two; a corps of four workers
to remain in the community for six
days and give platform talks, conduct
round tables, lead in the community
singing and display educational mo-
tion pictures, tell the children stories
and teach them. games; and. two
popular programs. every day for six
days, each, program proceeded with
musical or literary prelude. 1t will
require Is days to give the six day
programs in 81 towns. The first day
the first group of workers appears in
the first town. The second day the
first group of workers appears in the
second town, while the second group
of workers, appears in the first town
and SO on. After the fifth day six
towns will. be running simultaneously
until the fifth day from the last when
the number OF groups working will
decrease by one each consecutive day
until the last. Every day in the
week is filed by speakers and must
clans, the Sunday programs being
especially adapted to the occasion.
Three towns out of the twenty-one
will have no Sunday program. Seven
tents and sets of equipment will be
required, for the reason that it will
take one day to transport and set w
the equipment.
The twenty-one cities that have
already signified their intention OF
securing one of the. University's pro-
grams are Racine, Madison, Bloom
ington, La Crosse, Tomah, Grand
Rapids, Stevens Point, Sheboygan,
Ripon, Shawano, Amigo, Tomahawk,
Ladysmith, Bloomer, Rice Lake,
Superior. Bayfield,, Rhinelander,
Milwaukee,, Delavsn and Evansville.
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The EaIkiands.

Buried In banks OF fog. drenched In
drizzling rains. swept hydbitter winds
from the Antarctic, the Falkland is
lands are surely the most. dismal Of
Great Britain's family Of organized coli
onies. TheSraih ceases only when the
wind blows; the .tiercests. the fog hangs
low and heavy. except when the gales
whip It to shreds It is q treeless land
part barren crooks and parts grassy
slopes A day ofssunshine, lisa rare joy
TERRA del Fuego Is its nearest neigh
Dor: The people. some 2.0o0 in number
are sturdy, descend ants OF ScotcB fim
migrants, and the sheep that browse
on the eternally damp hills are their
only source OF revenue. Yet there Is a
capitai: q government and a governor
duly appointed, by the crown and sent
to suffer virtual exile for a time among
the moist shepherds Of the antipodes
The Islands appeaIfto the inn
agination an the remotest, loneliest and,
least desirable OF all. lands inhabited
by'Europe ans.-AC Cleveland Plain Dealer:
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Jan. rs to Feb. IS
Notice 20 Creditors

State of Wisconsin--County Court for Bay
field County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Theodore Brekke, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands of all persons against the estate
of thelate Theodore Brekke. deceased. late
of the town Of Kelly, in said County'of Bay
field. will be received. examined and ad
justed by the County Court of Bayfield,
County at the regular terms of said Court,
to be held at the Court House nsthe city of
Washburn in ana for said County, onthe
first Tuesday of July and on the earst Taes-
day of August. AID. 1882
Also that six months from and after the
a5th day Of January.A. d. i9i5Sis the time
limited for creditors of said Theoaefe
Brekke. deceased TO present their Claims 10
said Court for examination and allowances
BY tnesCourt.
Dated January s5tn, 1915.
HIP. Axelbers. County Judge.
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Old Timers Defeated

In bowling match rolled at
the Proell alleys on Monday
evening the Old Timers were
taken into camp, by the Colts,
the boys winning out by .
margain of g. points. A num-
Der of the Old Timers rolled a
good game. Manager John Glib.
son carried off the high score
during the evening with a score
of 21O. 4
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Methedi,t Episcopal Church

"The Church of the cordial
welcome. 7"
The regular church service
next Sunday will be in the
morning. Subject will be "The
Use of Peace Sunday school
meets following morning service.
There is a class for you. Junior
League meets at 8 p. m. Ep-
worth League at $50 p. m.
Fl. L. Goodrich, Pastor.
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Nor. Luth. Church.

Services Sunday morning al
the usual hours, Sunday scAool
at noon. Services at the 4 Mile
Greek school at 2:30 in the after
noon. English services in the
evening. The Ladies' Aid society
will meet at the church parlors
on Wednesday afternoon and
will he entertained by Mrs.
Mike Larson. Bible study
Thursday evening.
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Hollands Abode of Peace

Zeist. In Holland, is best known as
the abode OF peace. The religious COM
mun1ty of Moravians has been settled
there Tor over century and half.
Its gray. sober looking buildings stand
In their own we'll cultivated grounds.
within which the members lead life
OF Quaker-like simplicity. There is lit
tie display even Of the goods they
make. particularly their tinwares,
which are sold in small rooms t
have no likeness to shops except for
the plain counter that runs across
them.-London Chronicle.
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Y 7
IRON RIVER :.

Pioneer.
On Tuesday of this week a deal
was closed oy Byron Ripley, M. @.
d+lmer. J, H. Fitzpatrick, Albert
]. Johnson, and p. J. Savage for
5ne purchase Of the acreage and lots
ed by tn. Iron r Yer Lumber Co.
turing is lum Der operations here.
the deal also including the planning
mill building, engine room, three
boilers, smoke stack, Office building
and two residences south of the
office.
The property acquired is ideal for
manufacturing sites ofvarions kinds
and the purchasers may form a
holding company of some kind COM
posed of Iron River citizens to hold
title to the property and to procure
the establishment of some industrial
enterprises here. They are already
in touch with people who are looking
for factory site and it is expected
that before long start will be
made for the utilization of the
property for the purpose for which
it was acquired. -.
| The teachers institute Eeld in
this city last Friday and Saturday
was attended by practically all the
teachers in western Bayfield, county,
aud the sessions brought out. many
iuteres ting talks, papers and dis
cussions.
The farm home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Olson, on the banks of Iron
lake, three miles southwest of town
was destroyed by fire Friday noou.
Mr., Olson, who is treasurer of
town of Hughes, brought his two
older children to school in town and
remained here to collect some taxes,
and Mrs. Olson and the year-cld
baby were the only ones at the farm
when the fire occurred.
A strong northeast wind prevailed
all day Friday, and spark from the
chimney evidently lodged beneath a
single on the west corner of the
roof for it was there that Mrs.
Olson discovered the fire when she
smelled smoke and proceeded to in
vestigate the cause.
Jonn Sundell, county highway
commissioner, was in town last Fri
day and arranged with William Lit
tie who has the contract to tear out
the dam on the Iron river, to defer
the work for about thirty days. He
said that if the water was let off
now, the heavy ice on the pond
above would settle down and kill all
the fish in it. n
Letters were received this week
from the representatives of Libby,
Mcneil & Libby t., the effect that
for the present theywould be obliged
to withdraw from this territory.
The matter is still the subject Of
correspondence snd it may be pos
sible that the company can be in
duced to reconsider their decision.
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EIo80k0 AN0OCS
STATE OF wIsCoNsTN-Co COURT
FOR BAYFIELD, COUNTY
In Probate.
Notice 10 hereby given that at the special
term of the County Court to be held In and
for said county at the Court House in the
City of Washburn in said county. on the Bird
Tuesday. (being the goth day) of April, A.
d. 1915. at 10 o'clock a. m. the following
matterwill be heard and considered: -.
The application of Apolonia Pagac for the
appointment of herself. the said Apolonia
Pagac. of the Town of Eileen. Bayfield, Coun-
ty. Wisconsin. as administrative of the estate
of Tom Pagac. late of the Town of Eileen in
said County, deceased. ~ r'
Dated March 10th. 1915.
BY order ofthe court,
HIP. Axelberg.
County Judge.
A. W. Sanborn.
Attorney for Petitioner.
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Notice Of Caucus

Notice is hereby given by the un'
dersigned Committee, of the Town
of Vashburn, that there will be
Caucus held in the Three Switch
school house on the 9th day Of
March 1915 at 2 CLOCK p. m.
For the purpose of nominating
candidates for Town offices the en-
suing year.
Dated this 18th day of March 1915
G. F. Bogenrief
B. Hirsch
Andr. BerGe
Committee.
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Conserjpxion.

-
I With the exception Of the one Occa
sion in 1863 when the quotas Of the
states didcnof filflup as rapidly rs de
sired. there has been no conscription
In the United States. The draft riot In
New Fork was the outcome OF this
CONSUMPTION. and. cas- itohappened, the
muster rolls were 6lleds In the mean
time without need Of the men .originaJ
~ drafted s-AA1-'S -s-Sa AAa A''4a@''
Consumption was ruthless at one
time in England. The worst form Of
CONSUMPTION was employed in connec
ton with recruiting the navy In Mel;
sons time. No one was safe from at
tack by the redoubtable press gangs
and the victories of this glorious epoch
Of England's history were won In part
By men who often Kicked and bit and
tussled to break away from the gangs
that hurled them into the navy.--New
York sun s'a 90 <Ss4i. Ut. Z - -
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COUNTY NEWS

Fulton home Monday night and eD-
joyed very pleasant time. The
guests were treated to four course
dinner served by Mrs. Fulton,
assisted by two lady friends. A
business meeting was held after.
wards, The next meeting will be on
the second Monday In April at the
Brotherhood parlors.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-03-18

Market Report
South St. Paul, MINI. March Is, 1915
PRICES
Killing Cattle
Steers 4.5O-7.75
Cows and Heifers 1876. 40
Bulls S.55-5.75
Veal Calves $500. 90
Hogs
Today, March Is, 6.7O CTS
Shorn Sheep and Lambs
Lambs 4.OO--9.25
Yearlings 600 800
Bucks 5000. so
wethers 5.25-7. SO
Ewes 3.OO-7.25
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Itch! Itch! Itch!-Scratch! Scratch
Scratch! The more you scratch the
worse the itch. Try Doan's ONT
ment. For eczema, any skin itching.
SOC a box.
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Took the Hint.

A wearied young lady FASTENED the
departure Of a. tedious caller by re-
marking as she looked out OF the win
dow, Il think we are going to have a
Beautiful SUNRISE" ~a-
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-03-18

Revorse Conditions.
Flushman-l say, old man. Id Ike
change for, a ave. De BrOke-Wonlo
your I'd IKE dvs for 8 change. Boo
ton Transcript 8se.oloo .-s-g4c
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Good house fO7 Sale Modern i'm
provements. Located on east 4th
street. Inquire at Times office.

SLreeL. inquire at Times Office.
A healthy mar is king in his
right; an unhealthy man is an un-
happy slave. For impure blood and
sluggish liver, use Burdock Blood
Bitters. On the market 35 years.
81 90 a bottle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-31

FL hipnctismo ~fortalcre su me:noria y de-
sarClla 81 voluniad. Ncuce ID timidez, re-
viviica IA esperanto cs::mula Ia ambicion y Ia
determination de tencr buen cNlto. lie M
spira aQucl!a conhlrza en- 81 misino que &c
pouc en- cstado dc couvcrccr 4 IA genie de su
vcrdadero valor. lie ia n lave dc los Secretos
inlimos del dominic de Ia mcnic. lie pone
en- estado de domirar los persamicntoS y
accioncs de otros. Cuando III. eaticndc csta
cicncia importaute y miStcTiosa- I'd. puede
implantar SugcstiOncs Ell 81 esp'ritu humane
nc sc-au obcdCcidas en- I'm dia o en- I'm ano
lie aqui. I'd. pucdc curar malos hibitos y
Intermediates en- 81 nismo y en- otros. I'd.
puedc curar 4 81 mismo de insomnia neT-
viosidai Y preocupaciores domesticas o de
| ncgOcios. I'd. pucdc hipnotizar a personas
inSiantancamcn.c. con Ia mera mirada de los
oios. sin cl conocinicntc dc cllos { ;nfuirlos
podcrosamerte 4 obcdecer su voluut2d. I'd.
puede desarrollar 4 TN grade maravilloso
c~ralquier talento musical o dramatico que
d. pucda tcncr. I'd. pucdc aumcrtar sus
| 7odcrcs tecpaticos o clarividentcs. I'd. puedc
lar cntrc;caimicntos asombrosos y divertidos.
I'd. pueic ganarse el amor y Ia amiS,ad per-
petua de aGucllos que ia. desca. I'd. puede
protegc-sc contra Ia Influenza de otros. I'd.
pucde tercr bucn eXito tnanciero ' ser Teco-
uOriiO como I'm poler en- SUI Comunidad.
Este libro de Flint le cnschari como apren-
Ter cl secreto dc alcarzar csta cosas. Sr.
Flint es cl hipnOtista mas emincrtc y melor
eorncilo en- 81 munio. Ha aparcCido ante
uillarcs de auiitorios. FL c~umpii-a 6elmente
ada promcsa. 81 I'd dcsee una copia de este
ibro g~ratiito, solo n~eccsita mandar SUI nombre
y direction en- una t~ar!eta poStal-ningus
direro-al ST. Herbert L. Flint, Dept. 22S1 q
Cleveland. Ohio. +. l. de \, y cl ibro u
scra cnyiado i vuelta dc correo, porte pagaar,
Tsnga cuidado Ell pobcr cl ~franqueo suficieni=
sobrc su carta y incluir Ia misma cantIdad q
embrcs ~9oStales en- su carta.
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IMPRESIONES DEL CINE

Annette KelLermann, Ia pro
tagonista de esa pelicula hi
brida, fabulosa y mundane al
mismo tempo, que Sc ha esta
do e4hibiendo en- Ell Salon
Empire, es el decir de IN
amigo MIC admirador ~entusias
ia de la plasticidad armoniOsa
de las formas, IN marmol que
Sc mueve, una estatua de car
ne que pregona la belleza pc
renne de Afrodita.
Mi amigo afirma, por otra
parte, que la protagonista de
la LILA de Neptune, es una
artiasa mediocre, una "perso-
nali6ad'' sin relieve en- la vi
da de la escena. No hay en-
ella Attitudes y exPresiones
originates. Nc sabe del gesto de
a Duse nj han aprendido a di
bujar sus labios esa sonrisa
de Gioconda que tan bien en-
marca en- eli rostro principesco
de la exquisite Borelli. Anne
tie Ke-iermann es, decidida-
nente, 4 la manera de todas
esas rauRecas deiiciosas de los
films" americanos, IN tempe
rarnento artistico apenas ade
cuado para las frivolidades de
Ia escena.
Y sin embargo, qcs triunfo
Ell suyo mas franco y merecido
en- esa pelicuIa exhibida re-
cientemente, en- el Salon En-
pire. Rico manjar para los
GIGS, s. 10 es que para los es-
p;ritus, IS Ia desnudez de do
sa de esa mujer extraordina
ria que parece desprendida,
cor toda la realeza soberana
de los viejos marmoles paga-
nos, dc a!gun alto relieve del
tempo magnifico de Palas!
Annette KeIlermann no triun
IA o sus Attitudes, Sus expire
stones = sus gestos. No es tras
occidental nj emotional; no en-
canta nj cautiva con las mani
festacioues culturales de su
educacioa escenica. El arte no
ha empollado geniaiidades en-
esa alma IN POGO fra y IN
POGO tarda para la emotividad
dramatica; pero ell Arte ha
encarrado en- ella en- la mas
exquisite de las formas plasti
cas-.
EDudais? e que es-
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ESTE LiBROA
ES UITO
UNA REVELAcION DE LOS M1STE-
RIOS DEL HIPNOTISMO Y Ell MAG
NETISMO PERSONAL

Sr. Herbert L. Flint, uno de los hipnotistaf
me;or conocidos en- el mundo, ACADIA de pub.
Ecar I'M libIo notable sobre el hipnotismo, el
magnetismo personal Y el saneamiento mag
nctico. Constitute en- mucho el tTatado mas
maravilloso Y comprensivo del genera que jamas
ha sido publicado. FL ST. Flint ha decidido
dis,ribuir por un espacio limitado de tempo
una copia %gratuita 4 cada persona que Sc
interese sincerameute por estas ciencias ma
ravillosas. Este libro esti basado sobre IA
experienced prictica por mucho .ahos de un
hombre que ha hipnotizaGo 4 mas gente que
otra persona sola cualquiera. =,
Ahora I'd. puede aprender los secretos del
hiDnotismo y el magnetismo personal en- su
DrCpio hogan librc de coSto.
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PARA q

que SURE, del que tiene hambre:
y sin embargo, 81 exprime las
energias del desheredado.
Por esa delicadeza mia, 81 asi
Sc lie quiere lamar, que 20 esti-
mo en- digniIad del hombre; radi-
co en- terra eXtranjera; porque
81 recibo IN desd6n del que me
do hospitalidad, es menos duro,
que de mis- compatriotas, de mis-
hermanos.
Pues bien, la question agraria
vista bajo Ia forma ben6fca que
presenta, para el pueblo meyica-
no, es admissible y sus resultados
practi 'os descansan bajo ell am
paro de Ia piedra angular, que es
Ia 'Paz", unica que pondra ter
mino a tOdas las disenciones po-
lticas cue conmueven a la naci6n;
para su desarrollo, debemos to-
dos poner en- juego las energias
pensantes para S0Iucionar ell con-
fIicto.
La RepGblica Mexicana posee
de su absolute dominic, diez mi
lIones de hectdceas de terreno,
que como realengos, excedencias
Y demacias lie correspondent. Esa
extension, de pronto, no tiene
obstacuio aIguno para su fraccic-
namiento Y Sc ubica en- los veinti-
siete Eetados Y Territories de Ia
nacijn, como es De verse per Ia
Established general de IA Repub!i-
ca y otros doclmentOs que pre-
Sentare 81 fuese E~ecesario.
!,
80
''' p.-o ~ ~ o''
,,' 49, 80 -
o4I,
SI,ousI ~.
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su agosto y abre vadero y es su-
ceptible de estar en- Iugares de
corta extension, aprovechando ell
resto en- labores forragistas, que
forman mejor ganado Y mas bien
cuidado Y atendido que dejarlo al
mas complete abandOno, donde
muchas veces ell Gueno pierde al
gunas cabezas, por csc indole des-
Guido.
Ell punto mas importante para
que ell fraccionamiento sea un
verdadero bien para ell pueblo, e.
ia en- que los duenos de cada par,
celia, ensenen a tener carino a la
agriculture, 10 que Ell gObierno
conseguira. 81 dedica toda aten-
ci6n en- ell fomento Y ayuda Pc
cuniaria a aquel nuevo elemento
de agriculture, Que este, no la
enagene, sino por I'm case mayor
despu6s de diez amos que Ia haya
cultivate V uinguno mas que ell
gobierno hara la venta, bajo las
tarifas cue Sc fOrmaran.
Ell gobierno Sc reserva ell dere-
cho al tanto, en- case de que el
propietario enagene su parcela;
por un case extreme, mas no pa
"a fomentar sus vicios; pues en-
tonces, esa p~ropiedad pasara .
uno de sus hijos, que no adolesca
de esa mancha semejante.
La verdaiera claye en- ell case
de que me ocupo, esta en- crear
una futura generation, y edncar
a Ia presente, desarrollando sin
Unite la instruction del pueblo,
estableciendo pIanteles hasta en-
los ranches mas peQUenos y cas-
tigandO con TODD el rig)r de a
ley, q los padres va los encarga-
dos de impartir la ensenanza a la
nine7, 81 descuiGa uro Y otro, de
su7 deberes, aUn en- 10 mas insig
nifcante.
Otro de los mas importantes
deberes del gobierno, quiza ell
primero, Ia destruction y eXter-
mimic total dc los vicios, especial
mente de Ia embriaguez; por to-
dos los medios dc que dispone,
cuaudo Sc procupa de varas de
sus gobernados; imponiendo 81
neyesario fuere h&sta 10 pena ca
pital. en- los cases que por ia sa-
Iud de Ia patria Y Ia vindicta p1-
blica 10 eXija asi.
Re:tringir hasta acabsr las IA
bricas de alcoholics, imponi6ndo-
les impuestos cue los hagan a.
bandonar esa criminal especuia-
ci6n. De Ia misma manera, a TO-
dos los expenditures y consumi
dores d. bebidas embtiagantes:
estableciendo penas severas Y
aun dUraS. a los que en- los esta-
blecimientos--antros del vicio--en
las Was pubIicas, pob!ados y cam
pos eXpendan csc malefico alco,
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DE DOMINGO A DOMINGO

to escribe tiene la seguridad
de no exagerar sus impresio
mes.
Id al "Empire", prestad
atencion a LA hija de Neptu
no., y vereis como la desnu-
DEE de Annette Kellermann es
ell epinicio de la carne, ei mi
lagro pagano en- que reencar-
ma la belleza perenne de Afro
dita.!
DTAs CRISES Y TEMPO 10
co.
Esta semana ha tenido vo-
lublidades de "cocotte''.
En- mi terra tienen las hue
mas gentes campesinas I'm nom
bre especial para determinar
estas variaciones constantes
lie los ultimos dias del mes de
Enero. Dividen por dias, me
dos dias y f;aalrnente por no.
ras este mos para Pronosti
ar los pro6ablcs cambios del
Tempo d-rante el ano y.....
casi siemore les sale nal Ia
-uenta, pero ellos Sc pasan
81 tempo ricamente echando
5ela de astrohomos y Predicte1
20 vie7tos en- Febrero, lluvias
a~bundantes durante los meses
lei verano Y holadas CT los
del ;rvierno. Pero a los cue
20 nos ira2orta IN bledo, 81 llo
vera a tempo 0 hclara tenn
9rano, nos resulta muy fasti-
dioso este de levantarse con
gelado y acostarse frito y de
aarcha pscr estas vendatas ca
Hes convertidos en- IN navega
bic pielago de lodo.
FL buen sol Sc ha obstinado
en- priva-nos de la algeria VI
yificante de su calor y de su
iuz. Ell cielo girls y ensomhre
-ido de2rine los espirisus, de
suyo anodorados por tan
sas cosas tristes que antano
2ran alegres'', como dijo c!
poeta.
Y es por ESQ seguramente
Gue el cYonista nc Sc siente
con animos para e~mprender
la con ninguna question tras-
cedental-iaberintos sin sal;
da donde muchas veces Sc
pierde-y ha hablado ahora
de cosas insignificantes y mo-
rotonas, como 81 cielo, como
Ia iluvia peTtinez cue cae,
u-sicardo nuectras meIanco-
las $1,000.
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hol a los memories; y a los que
transiten en- csc miserable estado
por las Was pIblicas. con mengua
Y escarnio de la sana moral.
Prohibir hasta con.pena capital
ell uso del maiz y de Ctros cerea-
les, en- la elaboration de alcoholics
Y bebidas embriagantes.
ANGELUS FATS
Mission Texas. b
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o o o o

los ~nuestros sin medios para evil
tarlo.
La fertil Y exhuberante terra
de los diversos climas que consti-
tuyen la riqueza de nuestra pa
tria, codiciada mundialmente, ne
cesita ~nuestros BRACES, para que
desarrollemos en- ell Altar del ira,
bajo, las energias que gastamos
en- una terra que no es nuestra;
aprovechandonos en- nuestras Ia
bores de los conocimientOS agra
rios ~adguiridos en- nuestro destie
rro, y de los i~mplementos de Ia
branza que noseemos; hacienda
de esta manera mas abundanteS
Y fructiferos nuestr0s campOs y
heredades; para impartirios con
la desolada madre la inconsOlabIe
anciana, los hu6rfanos, las VIII
das, los ninos y con todos nues,
tr0s hermanos que llOran Ia desa.
parici6n de sus deudos queridos
muertos por la destruc.Ora que
rro