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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS

at the Isis Sunday with Mary Pick
ford as the star, is five-part Famous
Player (Paramount) feature. The
picture might well be termed double
Picford, for Jack Pickford plays the
role of brother to sister Mary in the
picture, which Is so arranged to give
Mary Pickford an opportunity to dis
play a lot of gowns and the fact that
she can play little golf, is a good
sailor, Is not afraid to go up in ar
airslip and, last, but not least, II
gives the public another opportunity
of looking at this little queen Of the
screen.
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AMERICAN VESSEL
IS ONLY ARRIVAL
THE SCHOONER ORLANDO v.
wOOToN RETURNS FROM TRIP
TO IRELAND, TO LOAD FOR
PORTO RICO.

Arriving from ports in Ireland, the
American schooner Orlando ".
Wooton reached port yesterday and
during the day was berthed at the G.
F. & A. wharf, where cargo will be
received, it is said, for Porto Rico.
This schooner was scheduled to 60
to Mobile, but orders were received
for her to change her port Of entry
after she had been communicated
with, and comes here for cargo.
Steamer is Shifted.
The Belgian steamship Ministre de
Smet Magyar, which worked a couple
of days at Perdido wharf, was shifted
early yesterday to a berth on the east
side Of Tarragona wharf, where a
large quantity of timber and lumber
will be loaded.
It is possible that all undertook
cargo for this vessel will be received
at the berth where she worked yes
terday, afterward to move to the
stream for a small deckload of tim
Der.
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QUITS To STOP
IMPEACHM ENT
JUDGE UA8EJ OF PENNSYLNA.
MA SENDS RESIGNATION TO
GOVERNOR BRUMBAUGH.
And "a Is Promptly Aeceptsd-Leais-
tsture Was To Start impeach-
ment Proceedings TINS
Morning.

HARRISBURG. Pa. March 60
Robert r Imbel. president Judge OF
Fasttte county. tonight sem uis res
lsndtion 10 Governor Martin e..
Brumbaugh. who accepted 10 \ res
oiuton vas introduced INFO the house
last week for inv esJiEatiOn OF Chargos
that the judge had entered into a bar.
Eain Ia resign 50 that his successor
could BE- elected m 1917 I'm consh.
Grafton of charges not being pressed
against him.
The judiciary general COMMITTEES
had planned 10 begin hearings to-
morrow. The judges RESIGNATION
ends the proceedings In the legisls.
ture.
The governor will name a judge to
succeed Mr.. Jmbcl
Upon receipt OF the resignation
the governor sent this reply:
Hon Robert r. Umbtl. Uniontown.
Pa.
My Dear Sir-Gour resignation As
president judge Of the Fourteenth Ju
dicial District OF Pennsylvania. com
posed OF the county Of Fayette. has
been received. and I have accepted
the same, TO take effect now.
Your counsel. IN view of the reso
luton now pending In tho House of
Representative. have explicitly stated
b a the rendering OF your resignation
az this time b. not To be construed as
an admission upon your part OF the
truth Of any OF the charges made
against you
Very truly yours.
MARTIN G.. BRUMBAUGH'
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About People
Movements OF individuals .
and From .he City.

AT X HOTELS.

McLure-Beatrice NOatcr. New
M~artinsyille. y. \. Donahcy. Barnes
vile, r. T. Andrews. GAINESVILLE. y. II.
Gilmore. Canton. O.: Z. Parker. Wash
i]ngton: W. G.. Means. Charleston. J.
r. Mallorey. Parkersburg; J. 5 Brad
en-, Cameron.
stamm-L. G. Pritchard. Parkers-
burg; G.. McCabe. Cincinnati: T.. Dun
can. Pittsburgh; l.. G.. Peoples. Can
ton; X. ". Gibbons. Franklin.
Grand Central. W. CARRIER. Be
thcsda, n y. Caldwell. Alcdonla: !.
-. Headley. Piney Fork: J. W. Gibson.
Erie.
9runs~iek-R II. Latchaw. Den
nee: W. G. Carson. Washington: j.
W. Preston. Steubenyille; J. G. Daugh-
erty, Akron; $. b. Rylan. Woodland.
James Reed is detained at his home
on Indiana street on o OF i'll
ness.
Miss Martha Balzpr OF Marietta. O.
Is spending a few days in the city as
the guest OF friends on South Wood
street.
Mrs. Fannie Burton Of Fairmont ls
visiting friends al Fulton for a few
days.
Miss Mary De Vol OF Canton is Wis
itinE friends at Elm Grove.
p l. y. Mercer Of this city who spent
last week at Wcllsburg as the guest
of his parents has returned home.
Mrs. John G. Smith OF Chicago. III.
is spending a few days as the guest
Of relatives a. WOOdlawn.
DR.. Y. II. Skeels is in New York and
New England cities this week on pro
frssiOnal and other business
Mr.. William Hildreth of this city.
left yesterday ,or Clarks burg. ". va.
where he has accepted a position with
the Hazel-Atlas Glass company. MT.
Hildreth IS a graduate Of the Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin. During his course
al that well known university. a num-
Der Of scientific courses We're taken
by him. and they have fitted him for
the responsible work he IS entering
into.
Eugene Kelley. genial clerk at the
Hotel Windsor. has returned from BAL
timore. where ne attended the funcr.
al Of an uncle.
Hon. Hal W. DcPue. OF spencer.
b. a business caller In Wheeling. nav
INK arrived yesterday.
Mrs. W. n. Brooks who has been
seriously ~ al her home on Elliott
street for the past several days. Is
recovering slowly.
Miss Beatrice Yoator Of New Mar.
tineviile. was a local shopper yestcr-
day.
Secretary VIM. Schwortfeger. Of the
State Business Mems Association. has
returned from a business trip 20 Man.
nington.
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APPALLING
lconanusd Prom FIRST PaEs.D

American doctors. ~ American
nurses and three Scrvian doctors.
when I visited the hospital three
American doctors. three Sorvian doc.
tors and nine OF the nurses were
themselves sick.
The street cleaning and hospital
waiting are done by A~ustrians. who
are rapidly thinning from typhus and
other diseases. The best hospital iu
the Balkans is al Belgrade. under ur
Edward vs. Ryan. Of the American
contingent. where there are 1900 pa.
tirnts. Ur. Ryan kept the hospital
neutral during the Austrian occupa.
tion and accomplished wonders diplo.
msuCally 40 that time. lie is wor.
shipped By the people.
Or Ryan says that the greatest
labor rs keeping the hospital free from
Ncrmin"
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PAY FOR CARGOES
British Prize Court orders Payment OF
100000 on American Wheat and
Flour Seized and Held

LONDON. March %. 1899 9. m.-The
prize court to-d"y ordered paid $500. 600
"a American shipments OF Hour aud
wheat detained on board the Norwegian
steamers Alfred Nobel. Kim and Born
EtJernc Eiornson and the Swedish steam
'r Fricluud. So Tar a. is known this -
the first money To Dt paid out by the
prize court ON American foodStuffs
seized.
The owners of theNargo OF foodstuIfs
on board the American steamer willie
NINA. destined for Germany. ar. be
coming discouraged over the delay Of
the prize court iu giving the case "a hear
ing.
u now seems unlikely that the case
VIII come uu March 20. the date for
which 90 was tentatively set after n
previous Uu-IupUemeut.
The steamers Alfred Nobel and Ejorn-
FtJcrus B~IUrurpu, loaded chiefly with
Lard. bacon and other products from
chicago packing houses. have been held
lu British ports since the middle ~
November. The Fridlaud from Sew
York october ~ for Copenhagen. with
packers products. was taken into Kirk
wall November 10 and the Kim. loaded
with fuOdetuTs. was detained az New
castle December 10.
The WiIhelmiug vas seized az IaI-
mouth February o
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TURKS THREATEN LIFE OF A. P.
MAN IF HE USED THEIR NAMES

with the ~falsehoods circulated by Of
ncial press bureaus. reporters and
editors. II they want TO lie. let them
i consider the general military
situation of Turkey and her allies
the best since the outbreak OF the
war. The German and Austro-Hun-
garian armies have done wonders.
Just then another authoritative
source put in an appearance. The
new conner was acquainted with the
conditions under which the interview
had been obtained and said that
there would be work for a hiring
squad in case a name was mentioned.
The new conner was glad that the
promise In question had been eyacted
and drew from the correspondent he
admission That such a bargain had
been made.
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FOK RENT


FOH HEUT- nOOM TLATa on
aECoEp FLOOR. HEFEHATE IN
TEMTM 6TMEET HaTEWWM
lain MAnWET HTMEETas SO
AID $40 MONTHLY. ALSO LAEaE
q on ALL FLOORS or MuW
TEN STORY HUrEuIuu ON NAB
HLNEET OPPOSITE HTOuE q
JANIS T. HAWLEV.
ioe1ta mA1H HTnuET
TOH HEHr-.Hr Furnished front ..uu
IHHf." 800. .#
. ..r."H addition #r
FoH RENr-.arr. rHi'fI.E alI.r... .H
N.'.. ..... HH| #..HHr. Good
.0 E.a. .. E..I part. ...-..#
..w ..... .~I''.H I|H Onto |s|. #...
.r rH.n. ~ .Ff.a.I T@.Tr.H.If. .H.
w "
ToR EEUrAfrr" fsf 40 fs.fHrrrH.f
. T... .UH UH. second floor .n
EHH F.H. T#r ...H S. Do Ef.n.fa
.. mT.....'
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Official Statement.

VIENNA. March %. via London.
March %. . a. m-Furthor details Of
the fan Of Przomysl are made public
IN a late official statement issued by
the Austrian war Office. the text Of
which follows.
when In the middle OF the week
provisions were running short. Gen
eral von Kusmanck commander OF
the CARLSON. decided on a last az.
tack on the 18th. early In the morn.
ing. his troops SORTED across the line
OF forts and withstoOd TO the utmost.
in a seven hours battle. strong Rus.
sian forces.
Numerical superiority finally
forced the Austrians 20 retreat behind
the line Of forts. The following nisht
the Russians attacked PrzemysI from
several sides. but the attacks broke
down In the face Of the fire Of the
heroic defenders.
After the sortie Of the 18Th it was
found that the provisions could last
only three days. and the commander
received an order 10 surrender the
f%1rfross after these three DAYS and
offer an the war material had been
destroyed. According 10 reports from
au airman from the fortress. the com
mandor did in fact succeed in de-
stroyine the forts. including guns.
ammunition and f-ortiGcauons
Nof less praise Is due to the sac
r.iriur perseverance and last fight OF
Tho aarrIaou than fu their bravery
daring The -r0rmiUE ~ the fortress
end Tho FIGHTING 0u previous Ocr8.
sIuus. This recognition tho enemy
himself viii not refuse '0 the heroes
of TryswtHI
.Tha f.l of tho fHTIrn. with which
'nr H.uH.r command rr,EHurG reel.
Urrf .H. I I.r- f.m. HH. rn influence.
on tho situation fn general
Tho battle Iu THa r@Trr1fH.ar. from
D uE r.H .u OBJ. r.dlH of EuuIr.1rl
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LONG SIEGE
CContinusd IRON Fir., gsEs,

10 W causes. one being the desire Of
The Russians to Keep the loss of life
among the besieE.uE army at q mini.
mum. the other to tho lack Of great
suns. which the Germans had BOB Bel.
lium
The investment was not "a close one.
the garrison having had 900 until ra
Gently a radius of about DE- miles Do
which tu move about. and aurr dis
patches told of shooting expeditions
iuduIEed boz hy tho officers of .HD sar.
fIsuu An Hrr1pl1nH post Was main.
't.r"1 almost uu fu .IH .Iat. and DO 's
said that even "uru. aUHufr food SUP.
plies were carried .n fH|. uHF
Tho Irg.mF.I aHr.ruH Fa. s.f..
mated .HN mon last September and
.aaf week. DO uT" reported chat Dr. bad
diminished fu . 600 There pave. been
rrrHrrruf report. of cholera and .IH.
OPT Diseases bu. these won. H. rasr.
aa many nf fh. premature. reports ..
.HrE.uH |. surrender
urfmD5rtart Ir West
N0fHIu- uf .r.H. importance. has
been recorded HH.. rIHHf boz fH. west
.rn war FHrI .r IH. .HHI H..F. from
IHl fHI r. Hrz.mE.I. .r. situation
around fHs German port uf U.mnI
H' wu.f IHf.ru.f... From fHIa town
fh' Germans maintain frsF Hae. dr.t
su fNr HuHaIHr. H.'. controversy
bH.nE vH..f o.. fH. rr.. of fUa
.Hu ruurfr.rr ar f0 .H. m.r.Ia of frr
..U IHr contention that civilian erred
Uu Thorn Iu fHIa latest IrrHr-fun bon
.as. Prussia Pool a.. which demanded
rpprIaaIa
There Dol H0 Ia.. now from fre Oar
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VIII Clash Soon.


WASHINGTON. Mar. 2s-Reports
10 the state department and To the
Mexican agencies here today Contin-
ued to Indicate that villa and car
rama forces are massing near the
coast In northern Mexico for what
may be the most decisive battle
fought since Huerta was OVerthrOwn.
AdviCes TO the state department
from TampiCo. dated March ~. said
Se CarranZa forces were Retreat
ing To Victoria and that the villa
forces were marching on Victoria"
This was thought Z % mean that at
least a considerable part OF the Tam
pico garrison had marched inland to
join the army assembling to meet
tho OnComing villa troops. The same
dispatch said II was reported hat in
Iampico now were approximately
$500 Americans; 800 British sub
jects. 80 Italians. so French. 2.OIu
Spaniards, and 1000 Chinese.
A report To the department from
Laredo. dated March 20. Indicated
that a large villa force was on its way
10 attack Nuevo Laredo. Matamoras.
IL was said. was being attacked and
Carmargo MAS burning. Other re-
ports told OF an outbreak OF black
smallpox in Campeche. Of the killing
and theft OF livestock by hooters in
the vicinity Of san Carlos, Coahuila,
and OF the robbing OF stores in Quay
mas by a mob which resented the re-.
fusal OF Cinnamon TO accept fiat
money. The governor. the dispatch
said. had ordered one hundred sol
diers 10 Guaymas to punish the MOS
leaders.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 20 Manufacturer, MsT
ohants and Othera Whoisaals penlsrn.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. Thst
the State Board Of Control OF the State
at It's office At Charleston. West VirEtri4
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
m'ni OF which Il vested IN said Board.
Cor tracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
blddcrst quality considered. and other
thlugs hginE equal. West Virginia deal
trs viii be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nishcd bidders on receipt OF reauestn
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
fa-l-u Charleston. West virginia
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FOR SALE

FOR acres Of BEAUTIFULLY lay.
ing land ddapted Co market gardening
or poultry farming In BEAUTIFULLY Ioca-
ted Tor O. country residence. Is situated
on the Emerson and Culeraiu pix.
Zine ncN"r-futltnE spring within 30 feet
OF tho Kitchen door. 4 seven room
house. A sugar grove Of 20 trees In thu
rear. Apply to T. r. Roberts. Emerson.
Ohio. mr-22-h
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BIG BATTLE In
MEXICO INN NENT
AL REPORTS INDICATE VILLA
AND CARRANZA TROOPS ARE
GETTING Gloss
TOGETHER.
Near AEuas CslenteS-Carranxa
Forces Estimated 90 Number
Nearly 10000 Men.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March %
General BENJAMIN IAN. al the head OF
10000 Carranza troops. has reached
the outskirts OF san LUIS putosI. ac-
cording TO a dispatch from that city
tonight He claims his force 20 b.
the advance guard OF q large army
known a. General ObreEOu dINis-
ION OF the north which is said 20 In.
Clud' more than -u.uUr Naqui In
dians.
General uiequcz. commanding q d.
vision estimated al between $4,000 and
10000 men. Is reported moving south
ware under orders to keep with the
other forces under General ObreCon.
whose plan is said TO be G q rain on.
troll OF the northern tier Of states and
the Tsmpico and TuNpan oil fields.
Another division be- said 20 be- NOV
ing along the Mexican Central lines
with chihuahua and Torreon as the
oblcCtiVes and IL Is believed that this
force will first be heard from at Aguas
Calientes. The strength OF the Car.
rama troops IN this section OF Mexico
recently has been estimated az from
10000 TO 10000 men. but later reports
received here indicate a combined
strength OF more than 100000 men.
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10000 MEN TAKEN
tcOltinu.d IRON Firs, Page,

city were drawn tighter. until within
the last fortnight Russian riflemen
were within range Of the outer works.
Russian artillery pounded the forts
ceaselessIy.
Wasted Ammunition.
The Austrian sortie Of last Satur.
day was preceded by such an e~Ntrava.
SAINT use of ammunition by the artil.
lery as TO leave the impression that
the besieged army was az the end OF
its resources and desired 10 consume
the remainder OF its ammunition prior
TO s~urrendcring.
Although Przemysl had been elm,
mated as "a positive mcnac to the
Russian troops operating in Galicia.
since II vas isolated and surrounded
early ip October. r. always had beer
n potential source OF danger. Many
stubborn battles have been fought by
the ]besiCEers with portions OF the
garrison, which attempted to break
through the investing lines to join
relief columns which on some occa.
sions pushed TO within 25 miles OF
the city.
II is believed here that the next i'm.
portant development in Galicia will
be a new Russian advance toward
Cracow. the Austrians having been
virtually driven out of the territory
as Tar southwark as the Carpathians
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HUNERAL DIRECTORS

[
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHfAl EWuALNEp.
ifz2 add 1924 Main strsst
calls Answered Day or Wight
Store Phones 616.
g 7 NrrtsChv. Naf Phone I4-0.H
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FOR SALE

The Homestead" cottage on
Mouncsyille Camp Grounds, in
good condition. Address Forest
View Box l02, Elm Grove, ". Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
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BFeummeT g Hidebrsnd

Funeral Directors and umhafmsFa
Corner MARKET and Tv-arfr.arrrHf aH.
~I.I@rhona -oI. Ouen dav and night
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AUTOMOBILES


FOk SALE Mitchell touring car. % mas
NerE"r 80 Do. g.. perfect condition. WIN
d'Wnnfirn'r 4 bargain 10 n Quick
buyer Address Mitchell. care IutaTi-
grnrCr. mr-a04
Chester Tires. Least Cost.
Most Mileage. Lukens. % Tenth. y
mr-I-a0t
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FOR SALE-IopC0rn. peanut and candy
factory combined. Good trade. Less
thhn hHlt cost Co quick buyer. Reason
81. Martins Ferry. Ohio. mr-2a-i
FOR SALE-Sauitary lunch stand a.
1908 Market Chilly con carne. and
Hamburg "A specially Good reason Tor
selling and guod paying proposition.
mr-1T-l
FOR sALE-OIiver typewriter. ro,d
condition. 81. y. Smith. ElI SWant
So. inrkersburg. ". Va n-5-tf
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THOMPSON Haired Plymouth Rorta
pulltt tr,d cgEs f.r batchinr 81. e.
or - q setting Chsau"r boz 100 lots.
schubert Chaplin" HIu Nat 2gEO.N.
T-4Nrt=ugHHn
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NANTED-TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT-SualT No.. -
suburbs. three boz family Rest refer
'ry' Address uburb care I~nt,TUr,n.
W mrH.GI
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foR g. White Leghorn eggs.
SlbO per 10. $500 Per 700. Jack FdFst
bell phone 2ig-R. Martins Ferry
mr-f-t-ap-t
srCrIIAN Euttsrcup cggs for hatching
s20o per setting OF rs eggs. T 81.
Williams. phones Cos. mr-4-t-ap-4
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ron SALE-Bhuds Island Redr. Rose
Comb. cEEs and chicks from Americas
best show and heaviest LAYING strains
tsEs Alen. $3.50 and $500 per IS Chicks
u, 30 and g. cents each. Mother Cor
chicks. 500 and az. ~. r. C~aIdabauEh.
National 2ag2-N. mr-N-t-apE 70
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-04

FL pequeno estaba enfermo, Y Ia
tia Norade de vacaciOnes en- 81 casa.
/ II bella. Estefanilla me dijo al bajar
de Ia mula. tambitn que llegaba tar
De porque habia perdido Ell canine;
! nero al verla tan bien endomingaca,
con su cinta floreada. 81 falda lus-
tiosa Y Il encajes, Sc creeria nejor
nue Sc retard0 en- una danZa ' no bus
eaalo su canine en- Il montana. Oh,
"a miaona criatura! Mis- ojos no Sc
caasaban de mirarla. Nerdad es que
;am&s II vi tan cerca. 4 veces, en-
{! iavierno. cuando los rebanos ba-
;a5an = IL llanura ' 20 en- IA noche
yn-ra5a en- Ia granja para cenar, ella
atravesaba Ia sala rapidamente, sin
!.ahiar . los criados, siempre bien
2ucsta Y IN POGO a~ltiva.... Y aho-
a "a tenia ante mi ' solo para mi.
No era ESQ b~astante para perder
Il cabeza?
Craado hubo Sacado las provisio-
les del cesto. Estefaniila Sc puso q
mirar curiosamente en- orr suyO.
Al@ardo IN POGO su falda dominique
- C gcd-ia ensuciarse. quiso yer
Z, rinc5n Jonde 70 dormia. mi lecho
IL paja con su piel de cordero, mi
gran capa colgada de Ia pared. To-
40 ESQ Ia divertia.
-:Es aqui donde wives mi pobre
pastor? Como debes fastidiarte. STEM
gre solo! :Que haces? zen que pien-
,aS....?
Gauas ne dieron de responderle:
In vos, nj ANA" y no habria men
ti.lo. pero era tai mi turbaci6n. que
no Dodia hablar. Creo que ella bien
K note. Y que Ia rlaliSna Sc daba ell
placer de redooIarla con suS malicias.
y u buena amiga. pastor. no
v.eae = varte? De SECURE eS la ca
b-a dc ORC, 0 la hada ESterelle que
s5,o core en- la cumbre de las mon
y eI!s. al hablarme. era Ia misma
Ida Es.e-elie. con Ia Sonrisa de su
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Alfonso DAUDET.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-04
EN- BUSCA DE EOUILIBRlO.
Iiene De Ia pagina :.

:Podria aspirarse al cStablecinien-
20 real del equiii5rio europeo, exis-
tiendo !~uienes temidos : temerosos,
Sc prer&raban constantemente para
med;r las tuerzas algun dia? Men
tras este existiese. mo debia necesa-
riameH-c. ser considerable e. equili-
brio como i~nestabIe, 0 mejor, como
fic,icio?
No precisa el desarme para la paz
efectiva ' sin posibles pertur5acio-
mes?
No precisaoa el choque para Ell
desarme de unos ' otros?
DeSarHle por acuerdo pacifico. nj
soHarIo era possible. Como pensar
CT acuerdos conducentes 4 tai fin,
JomaGos por sesudos varones. que
auEca ha6rian de conseguir finalidad
digna de ser renida en- cuenta?
5Cu&!eS fueron los acuerdos tomados
por 10 que uricamente han consti-
tuido IN precioso sueno? GQuG a.
ruerios de trascendencia tom6 hasta
ell din el nunca bien ponderado, aun-
que inutil CongreSo de Ia Paz?
solo puede devolverse su per-
dido eguiiibrio 4 Il bahama. impri-
miendo una oscillation a sus dos pla-
JiIlos...."
Quiza Ia oscillation impresa a n
haluaza europea sea I'm POGO brusca.
p2ro qu;zi tambiGn, como reSultado,
De ahora por siempre cese de osci-
lar. quedando inmovil ante el fiel,
p5r bucna voluntad de los hombres;
desapareciendo de uno Y otro plati-
Ilo el peso de los armamentos: Uni
90 modo de conseguir ell perfecto e.
luiii5rio. autor del perdurable es-
e&~hlccimiento De Ia paz.
Alfonso L. Alfau.
Non Eo,i- Sn-f TQiZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-04

pastores acerca dc ella: Parecc que
una noche Juan de Milan, con los
tres reyes y Ia Pusinera (Pleyade),
fue invitado 4 las bod2s de una es-
trella amiga. La Pusinera, mas ur-
gida. parti6 primero, por el canine
alto Miradla Ell cl fondo del
ciclo. Los tres reyes tomaron por
ell canine del atajo Y Ia ~alcanzaron;
pero csc p~erezoso de Juan de Milan.
que Sc qued6 dormido, lego tarde
V. furioso DOR detenerlos, les trio en-
ire las piernas ST. bast6n. Por ESQ
los tres reyes Sc llaman tambien el
''bast6n de Juan de Milan" Pero
Ia bella entire todas las estrellas. mi
anna, es la ~nuestra. Ia Estrel!a del
Pastor, que nos alumbra cuando sa-
camos el ganado con el alba, Y tam
bien en- la tarde. cuando 10 recoge-
mos. Tambien Ia llamamos "Mague-
Iona" Ia. bella Maguelona, que va
detras de Pedro de Provenza" (Sa-
t~urno), Y cada siete amos Sc asa
con e.
Como, pastor..... use casan
tambien las estrellas?
-iOh, 81, mi ANA!
Y cuando iba a eXplicarle cue eran
esos matrimonios, senti que algo IL
bio pesaba ligeramente sobre mi
hombro. Era su cabeza que, LENA
de sueno, Sc apoyaba en- mi con TN
suave templor de cintas, de ~encajes
Y de cabellos ondulantes. Y asi per-