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MAYTORENA HA SID0 ETC
Niene de Ia pdgina >.

sombrfo colorido la situaciGn que
guardian las poblaciones que reco-
rrieron.
Causa payor,-diierOn algunos de
los yjairros-la misaria en- que Sc
rrruentran Ios habitanfes de las
~nohlacionas run yisitamos. FL ham,
bra oIIf es rns, trpmenda. Los ba-
bitorf.s y osnnci,Imenfo al nuehIo
bupildn .urrn In ipd.ribIn . rausa
de IN falIa de 10 mis- Indispensable
nara In su~bsislnnri,.
No So c~nrurDfrap. csa IS n yer-
dad las ,r,irrros do nrimnr, nare-
cidod Y nian uera = n~oserrIos,
los yendr = ian altos prrrios. Gue
cI pueblo no pucde adduirirlos. Po-
bIariones hay donde la hariua. 81
frijoI. cafe. arroZ azticar. v Ia ar
ne. mo So cncurnfran. Las famiIias.
s~cmidcsnudas. salem = Ia calle en-
huSca de a!imentos Y Sc les We des-
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Carranza afirma Con GrScaro one el
General PaDIU Uv..-..,@ Ic pro-
pusO un prOcedimientO %indigno.

"TampOcO eSJuye conforme EN-
"consentir que eI General Angeles.
a quieu yo habia destituido per
40 MERCER va Ia ronfianZa dc la
"Primrra Jcfatura a mi cargo, VOL
"yirra a su pucSto de S~ub-secr"la-
rio de- Guerra. con la prOmcsa de
que I'll Embellishments ~preSenta-
ria Su ]rcuuncia. por " este I'm
"pr0cedimiento iudIgno de hOmJrcS
"scri0s. prOredlmlcnto
que tan duramentc IS aSl calIflcado.
cstaba propueslo por el senior O-
neral Pablo Gonzalez Y demaS 70
personalities del EiGrcito del Nc
rcstr. a UuirnrS les aIcauZa el dr>-
p6tico tralamicnlo de que l. h&
Sido impossible d~rsprrndcrSc al e..
ICarrauZa. AunUuc 81 CludadanO Cd
rranza afirma. sin yaciLaciOneS. quo
81 senior General Pablo Gonzalez y
sus rOmpanrroS del partO dr To-
rrrdn, lr propusicr0n nadia menoS
que un pr0rrdimienIo indlgno. ~.
NaI voz por una rNpIirabIe SrrrUi-
dad dc mi critrrio. he de- tomaI-
me la iibrrlad lie a,cgurar que rl
rrfrrido prorcdimirutO solo era e.
la mi-ma calidad del motive por 81
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S~impatias a Be!gica.

Ferrol, mario LIMA comision
representative de todas las classes So
ciales de esta localidad ha enviado
al consul de Belgic& un album iujo-
5amente empastado con unas nueve
nil firmas de adhesion para Belgica,
Y en- el mensaje que Sc acompana sc
.ormula formal p-otcsta por la inva-
sion Y el ~ultraje a los tratados in
IernaciOnales.
Ell consul ha eXpresado su agra
iecimiento mas absolute y ha recor-
dado los estrechos lazos que en- los
.iempos pasados han anudado a una
Y otra nacion y las ha mantenido
oajo una sola corona.
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NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

la Castellana, Sc ha celebradI
una r~evista lie los bombcros de este
capital, acudiendo todos los miem-
bros del cuerpo ' ileyando TODD e.
material rodante.
Los bomberos hicieron evolpcio-
mes Y simularon I'm ataque a IN in
cendio, hacienda funcionar los ca
rros de escalera para llegar a los
pisos altos, siendo esas maniobras
objeto de grandes aplausos.
FL alcalde de Ia ciudad ha aprO-
vechado la OCCASION Y ha condecorado
Il algunos bomberos, hacienda uso
de sus facultades Y en- premio a ser
vicios de distinto m6rito.
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do YLA QUE vENDE MAS BARAVo'
Ell, MISMO Ola QUE Sc RECIBE LA ORDEN
DIVERSAS.

e. Martir del G6lgota. Hermosa
obra basada en- Ia vida del Redentor
del Mundo. In tomo grande empas-
LadO. S'OO
La Dana de las Camelias. OBS
Los Maridos Infames 2 tomos O.8O
FL PeriQuillo Sarniento. Famosa no
vcla m~eylcana. .......... SO.fV
FL Jorobado. Novela de mucha SEN
saci0n. - O.fO
Los Siete Pecados Capitales, z TO-
mos grandeS. - 2V
Memorials de IN revoluCionario. u
bra que pinta en- tOdos sus horrores
"a tirania rusa. SU.|S
Carmen. Historic de IN coraZon.
Harm0sa novela meXicana E. $O.S5
Historic de Robinson Crusoe Ii
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Los UI.imos Dias de Pompeya. u
na de las obras mas in~teresantes de
la eDOca romano, CuyaS coStumoreS
describe maraviIlOsamente.. -. 900
Gil Bias de Sanrillana. Obra cIa-
sjca ensalzada pOr tratadIstas lnte-
Iigentes. Edicion de lujo....$ 81 90
Los dramas del Adulterio. Conmo-
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MILO. ? tOnOs. .......... $O.SO
Los Amores Malditos. Obra de Ia
misma autOra 2 tomos. ..... $3.50
Ei Amor de los Amores, Novela
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f. inferno de los Celos. I tomos
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La Mujer Adultera. Obra que Ia
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han r~ecorrido sus paglnas. 4 tomos,
tele. $50
e. Condo de N3ntecristo, con su
continuation: la Mano del Muer-
TO-" 3 tomos grandes, con llustraclo-
leS,. SE.Eo
Oscar Y Amanda. Conmoyedora
norsla amorOsa. , tomOs. -. Sis
La Hiia del Carde1ai. $1,000. $O.75
Los Tres MosuueJaros, con ST. con-
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FL Vizconde de BragelonEe." $2.75
Expiaci0u o e. MarJIrio de una Ma
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Pablo : Virginia. ......... Us
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xicana. SO.75
Los Misce-ios de la Irquisicion...
; 10
e JudiO ErraUte. O.IO
Id JlrertlC dc Enrique ", l OO
Flor De Passion. N-veia de Amor. $50
Romeo Y JuIie-a. .... O.25
In Hijo Natural ....... 20 80
nr 1900 NJ m -
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Aumentando los where's.

Madrid, mario LA crisis obre-
"a, que es sumamente grave, agrava-
Sc III mas con eI encarecimiento de
las subsistencias, que armenian de
3rocio constantemente.
FL pan en- la actualidad cuesta Gin
cuenta centimos el kilo Y la carne
que sc "endia 4 un precio relativa-
mente alto, va Sc vende cast en- un
tercio mas caro-.
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Los funerales de Manach.

Coruna, mario 1.-Ha llegado a
esta ciudad ell senador Marques, que
viene con ell prop6sito de estar pre-
sente en- los funerales del senior Ma
mach, presidente del Centre Gailego
de la Habana.
Esos ~funerales prometen ser muy
suntuosos, puesto que asistiran todas
las corporaciones gallegas de las di-
versus regiones que han sido invita-
das Y ademas han renido numero-
0 miembros promiaentes de todas
las localidades de las cuatro provin-
cias.
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La vuelta del rey.

Madrid, mario 1.-Ha regresado
a esta capital, de su viaje a San
Sebastian, a donde fuG a consular
al doctor Moore, como hace periodi-
camente, S. NJ. ell rey Alfonso Nil.
A la estaci6n fueron a cumplimen-
tarle a la bora de Ia llegada, todos
los ministries Y muchoss altcs fun
cionarios de Ia Corte.
FL senior Dato, iefe del gabinete,
fue en- ell mismo carruaje que Su Ma
iestad hasta el PaiaciO Real, y fue
invitado a almorzar con el monarch.
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Otra manifestation.

Trelva, mario 1.-Se In efectua-
do en- esta ciudad una manifesto
ci0n de Simpatia a favor de Belgica,
desfiIando por ante los BALCONIES del
consulate un crecido numero de Sc
horitas que llevaban sus cabezas Gu
biertas por sombreros belgas, fran
ceses e ingleses.
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Murio un veterano.

Madrid, mario 1.-Ha fallecido
en- esta corte el veterano actor San
chez de Leon, que actualmente era
professor del C~onservatorio, Y que 60
zaba de gran nombre, por sus cuali-
dades singulares, que lie hicieron dis
tinguirse mucho en- Ia cen en- sus
tiempos.
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ms pFDDOs Sc DESPACHAN POR CORREO, CON Los GASTOS PAGADOs, Ell MIS-
re1te q Ia Independence. -. $o.75

relte q IA I1depeadencla.. $O.lo
Los InsurgenCes.-Conhnuaclon
del relate de Ia Insurreccion contra
Espana. SO.fo
Memorials de IN GuerrillerO. His
toria de "a Guerra de Reforma 5 o.75
La Majestad Caida.-NOveia histo-
RIGA de Ia ]revolucion maderista 5 O.. so
EpoDeyas de mi Patria: Benito
Juarez.-La Intervention F~rancesa.
FL TnDerio.-El triunfo de IA Re-
~p1blica.-Memo-ias de Juan de DiOs
Pea. Edici6n de lujo Iustrada cor
retratos Tstas. $500
Historic general de Mexico, por
Zarate.-Bien ~empastada. S 0.5O
Episodios NiliJares MeNCanos O.
bra de interes para los afectos q CO.
nOCer nuesrTas grandiosaS luchas pOr
la Hbertad. Trata de Ia Guerra de In
dependencia y Ia Invasion America
ma , ComOS. SZ.9O
Historic del Pueblo Mexicano.-SC
berbio resumen de historic patria,
con numerosos grabados de vistas,
monumentos, ~retratOs, etc.-dOs to-
mos pasta -ela. .......... Z.OO
Historic de Mexico, por Nerdla,
desde los primerOs tiempOs hasta Ia
calda del segundo Imperio.-Un to-
JeLa. SS.OV
Historic Patria, por don JustO Sic
RIA, uuscrada con gTabados.. 5 $50
De Prrfrjo Diaz a Francisco Madero.
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Lara ParG0-
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Conferencia.

Madrid, mario lei jefe del 60
bierno Y S. NJ. han tenido larga
e i~nteresante ~entrevista con el senior
Dato durante Ia cual hubc de ser
enterado de los asuntos international
les asi como de los del interior de
la naci6n, incluyendO ell tan intere-
sante de las subsistencias, asi como
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oBRAS DEVERSAS.

Ia Voz de la Naturaleza. Collection
de hermosas historias y novelas mo-
raIas Sl.25
Manual de agricu tura Y ganade-
ria. Indispensable para Ia genie de
campo. Con gra5ados. $l.&s
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NovELAs A 40 CTS. cADA UNA,

e. becerro de orc.
El milo malditO.
La Iucha por 81 amor.
e. manuscri-o de nj madre-
Maria, por Jorge Isascs.
Fl cura de alde2
Dora.
AZuc5lA-
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los de la defensa n~acional.
Fl rey ha sido tambien enterado
de los acuerdos que ha tornado Ia
asamblea de la Defensa Nacional.
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~conflicto n~acional......

~conferidos. no 10 han sidO, ast por
subordinaci6n Unconditional a 81
persona.
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No quieren alianza.

Madrid. mario Los grupos So
cialistas de esta corte han acordado
rehusar la albania electoral con los
radicales Y en- consecuencia de clio,
su union con los republicanos es IN
hecho.
Los elementos que siguen al senior
Maura acentuan cada e mas 81 O.
poslci6n al gobierno actual, habien-
dose iniciado una ruda campana de
ataqucs v]iolentos en- la prensa, en-
las asambleas Y en- todas parties, al
empyeuder la defensa de los candida
to, a las ~clecciones que Sc avecinan,
emprendieni 10 n ruda campana con
ira los candidates de los adictos al
gobierno.
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NovELAs A IS. CTS. CADA UNA

NaIditas sean las mujeres.
Naldi-0s sean los hombTes.
LalLIras sean las sUegras
Arte de buscar marldO,
Las Evas noderras.
FL novio prestadO
La hija De las flores.
q p~urgatOrio de las sOlteras.
81 Pqraiso de las mujeres.
q inferno de los hOmbres.
Viva nj novia.
81 haia de los mares.
Su Majes-ad el Amor,
MaldLyJ sea e. Amor.
. L. Princeca del DOil4E.
Amor Y NartlrIO.
Ia hiia de Venus.
PorGue Sc casan los hombres,
POrgua Sc CaSan las mUJeT5E.
PorGue pecan las mujeres.
PorQu6 murnuran las Veias.
Porous reinciGen las Tud2s,
Il collar de esmeraldas,
Las hiias dc champagne,
. e. nido de ~ruiseHO-es.
/ Las Obreras del amor.
! Marina O Is hIja de las olRs.
/ Pasionarias de amor,
E. 81 de las ninas.
La viuda allegro.
La nina de los iazmines.
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La Ieyenda de los siglos &C.. O.65
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Los Miserables > tomos..... $50
Los Tra0ajadores del Mar. "O.65
81 Noventa : Tres. Episodes de le
Revolution Francesa ....... $O.7E
dos. "O.7s
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HISTOR

Fl Sol de Mayo. Memorials de Ia In
+~s-van-iJn, Con g~rabadcs... 500
81 Cerro de las CampaAas. Con
retrstos de persoaajes histo1cos..
500
Sscerdote : CaudiLlo. Cbra Tefe-
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Los bomberos de Madrid.
Madrid, mario En- el paseo de
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Como Sc triunfa en- Ia vida. Obra
educativa de utiiidad practica, que
contiene 20 Iecciones de la vida dls-
ria. Ensena 10 que debe hacerse pa
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ell estudio, en- 10 que Ell hombre Sc
proponga. Els una obra muy utlL..
........... .......... $l.Oo
Luzbel en- campana lpastorela) 40c
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i'm LIoWO
,Ora es 81 espiriEsmo2..... $O.75
5S-ss D6srumas de Eardec. "O.75
II TI-o de los mediums. "O.75
81 Genesis, los milagrOs : las precl-
comes -............... SO.75
n Tb-o de los e~sDi-itus.. "O.75
81 Evangeio srgu Il espirus-
mo 800. CO.'S
Il cislo ' el inter o . SOS
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speak the language OF their adopted
land then will come enlightenment and
a true appreciation OF the privileges
Of living under that heaven-born ban
ner. whose brilliant folds OF red. white
and blue now bid a world az war 10
seek true freedom in peace.
II IL not in the tumult and the shout
Ing. the Wild acclaim OF bombastic or
ators. the noisy sputtering of ore
crackers. or the deafening roar Of ap-
plauding cannon that the primary sig
riicance OF the day II brought 10 us
II IL In the quiet sanctuary OF every
heart that the solemn significance OF
our great destiny among the nations
OF the earth abides As a proper devo-
ton for this. Independence Day. what
better thing can We as Americans do
than repeat and memorize and live
this sublime creed:
! believe In the United States. one
and fndivisible. in her mission as the
champion of humanity-as the friend
OF the weak and distressed: in the
ssngleness. dignity and inviolability
OF American citizenship: in peace.
with honor; in friendship with all ma
lions that respect our rights: in en-.
tangling alliances with none: in rea.
sonable preparations for national de-
Tense by sea and land: in Sinking no
sacrifice needed to hand down tn the
future the priceless treasures be-
.aueathed TO us by the past; in the ne
oessity OF keeping the Western hem
isphere free from the intrusion OF Eu-
ropean institutions and ambitions: IN
the capacity of free men for self-gov.
eminent; in the love of home and
country. and in the unhinching reso-
luton that government OF the people.
fer the people. by the people shall not
perish from the earth.
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THE INTERDEPENOENcE.
From the New RepublieJ

From the New Republic.)
Not all OF us will celebrate indie
pendence Day with untroubled minds.
Men will ask what we have done with
our freedom. They will look into
mills and mines and sweatshops. ana
they will shake their heads Even
though they grant that a larger num-
Der Of people have found liberty here
than ever elsewhere in history. the
stark minorities OF the oppressed viii
dull their satisfaction. Free. they will
say. but free for what? To the minds
OF others the war will have brought a
question still more perple king. They
Will ask whether the new time has not
brought the need OF a new declaration
"A declaration Of interdependence OF
mankind. u will be a poor Fourth II
either OF these ideas is forgotten-a
shameful Fourth IN We celebrate a
freedom which millions OF men. wom-
en- and children are denied. or II we
use the day TO glorify an isolation
which all sanity knows 10 be myth
and all faith knows TO be a sin.
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AN UNGRATEFUL GUEST

General Victoriano Huerta Is show
ing himself TO be conspicuously unit
for any further consideration at the
hands OF this government. His threat
that he would have shot dead the
United States marshal that arrested
him. had he possessed a revolver.
breathes a spirit of defiance. II not
contempt for the country that Is prac-
tically sheltering him from Mexican
vengeance and hate. The Incident re-
veals the despicable side OF his char
after that was more or less pro-
nounced in his attitude towards the
United States government while he
was the head OF the Mexican repub-
lie.
Whether or not he Is a party TO the
conspiracy to foment a new revolu-
ton in Mexico. which threatens to vi.
olate our neutral attitude. his pres
ence in III Paso IL embarrassing 70
this government and irritating 10 the
fractional revolutionary forces. He
ought to be made understand that his
visit 10 this country IL only through
the suftersnce OF the government he
50 insultinsly affects 20 scorn. and be
compelled to come down OF OF the
ridiculous high horse he so inglori-
ously bestrides
II IL quite certain that there can be
no hope OF peace in Mexico so long
a. he remains on the border. His
statements that he had no intention
TO invade Mexico in going TO Texas
are 10 be wholly discounted by the de-
velopments of the past few days He
is dangerous guest and tho hospi;ali-
~ the country has 30 generously ex-
tended to him should be recalled with
cur further extension or qualification.
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ExoNERATEs THE FISH.

ffTom The New York Trihune.l
The path OF the prohibition officer is
strewn with thorns. Whiskey is Tor
ever being smuggled in to wet the
whistles OF the dissentients and Incor-
rigibles IN a dry state. Its packages
assume every disguise known 20 the
ingenuity OF man. and be must be a
very alert officer indeed. mentally and
physically. TO do any approximation
of his full duty to the laws which he
has sworn TO uphold
But once he las nabbed the CON
traband one would suppose that ne
might proceed 10 destroy Il much as
he pleased. Just here. however.
comes the rubin West Virginia.
Prohibition officers in that state have
been pouring the whiskey seized into
the streams. notably the Kanavha
river. safe enough method of dis
posal II the sole object il to put II
beyond the reach OF West Virginians.
But on its way 10 the Gulf OF Mexico
II has been poisoning the fish and II
now looks as N the practice might in.
Volve the prohibition officers with the
game laws.
Evidently this West Virginia booze
IN both quantity and quality lives up
70 the best traditions OF prohibition
10 give IL proper outlet. therefore
presents problem not unlike thai OF
sewage disposal The West yir-
sinians might try septic tanks in lieu
or the stomachs OF a selected mum.
Der OF criminal citizens. In the
meantime let us refrain from saying
or our erring brother that he drinks
Ike fish" The nsh Is exonerated.
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eign government was equivalent TO a
declaration OF war. This was done TO
hide the real reasons for his prec,pi-
tate retreat from a patriotic duty.
In his subsequent Nominations for
peace he has disturbed peace. In his
hypocritical professions OF fealty to the
President he has done more to embar-
rsss the real protector OF peace than
any other agency OF confusion. by
act and speech Mr.. Bryan. suggest
lively. at least. aroused murderous
nilitancy in the innamed mind that
fred the pistol and set the bomb. As
super-paciner he has performed as
super-agitator. because he has aug
mented the dangers Of war and falsely
assumed that no peace can be secured
except through his quack panaceas.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY

The American people come 20 a eel
chration OF Independence Day this
year facing possibilities as grave. II
rot more portentious than any since
the declaration OF the republic. Abra-
hf IN Lincoln, in one OF his mastery
&C tresses. pointed out that the nation
vas not so much in danger from foes
without as within; that our position.
geographically. was unassailable. and
II the temple Of freedom should ever
b. rent. the destroying forces would
be among ourselves. The significance
CO these words has not been lost on
the deep thinkers OF the present age.
and on this day there should he a ded.
ication and increased devotion to that
"hieh resolve" also enioined Oh US
by the same patriotic lips. that this
nation. under God. shall have n new
birth OF freedom: and that govern
ment OF the people. for the people.
by the people. shall not perish from
the earth"
Harklng back to the very beginning
OF our Wanted liberty. we hear an
other voice. the inspired words Of the
FEATHER OF His Country" and thrilling
~ admonitory. promote then. ~ an
object Of primary importance. insutu.
tons for the general diffusion 81
knowledge. In proportion as the
structure Of government gives force
20 public opinion. II is essential that
public opinion should be enlightened.
Observe GOOD faith and justice toward
all nations: cultivate peace and har.
mony with all Religion and moraii-
~ enjoln this conduct. and can II be
that good policy docs not equally on.
Join IT, This IL the impressive prob
lem confronting us to-day. the hopeful
solution of which should be the medi.
tation OF every countrylovlnR Ameri.
can on This commemorative occasion.
The symbol Of our liberty and nation
atty floats today untarnished by a
single broken treaty or violated
pledge. n ls. indeed. a proud record.
and ali our loyalty. All o. our fervld
patriotism should be consecrated 10
the inviolsbillty and sscredness Of
that honor the very ark Of our cove.
nant
In a sense me melting pot Of al
nationalities mo United states b. shel
terinE an element % Ignorance tha,
81 a menace 10 our institutions and
government n is becsuse Of the men
TAI blindness Of the over three mil
Hons o. unnaturalized males who
dwell with us that suggests the dan
ser within. and nor the Zoe without
When these are taught 70 read and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
AN EXPLANATORY EvANGEL

The shooting Of the head Of the Nor.
gan banking house. and the attempted
demolishment OF part OF the National
Capitol were perpetrated by an al.
legged peace conserver. a man whose
mind had been biistered with the ap-
plication ~ dogmas promoted by
equally irrational and perverted en-
thusiasts. who have disturbed the
mental equilibrium % the weak. 40
one IL more responsible for this state
Of ahsirs and tho lost sense OF proper.
ton Of the present day questions than
the very man who has constituted
himself a. the evanFei % the Prince
% Peace"
Ever since he left the state Depart.
mont under false pretenses he hes
been preaching a distorted propagan.
da oi national smity which has left
his hearers and readers IN = diaor.
dcrod state 81 mind BE has. By bic
unfoundcd statements and speeches.
provoked q train % thought that Il
LEADING 10 dangerous performances
IIi7 Fret act vas 10 risicsd me eoun.
Try ~ 20 tho attitude Of the Prcsifent
~ rpusing The fears OF the people that
"a communication 70 be sent 10 q for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
THE AMERICAN FLAG

when Freedom from her mountain
height.
tnfuried her standard 10 the air.
She tore the azure robe 81 night,
Md set the stars OF glory therei
shc mingled with It's gorgeous dyes.
The milky baldric OF the skies.
And striped Its pure celesnal Wnite
Win streanngs OF the morning isnI
She called her eagle-bcarer down
Md gave into his mighty hand
The - mbol OF her chosen i@noi
MAJESTIC monarch OF tne ciouo.
VINO rearst aloft my res.I Io.m.
TO near the tempest trump.ns louo.
Md see the lghtnink lences oriNen.
When strive the werrtors OF me rtorm-
And rolls the thnnder,arum OF heaNen-
To euaTd the banner OF the free.
u" mover IN inc suipnuI SMOKE.
- Wa aN.t W. ptttie-s'reke'
Ana Do ~ o'ennlnss SHINE sISr,
Like rtinoows on tue CLOUD OF war.
ine nerpfhserr OF Victory
rinE 81 the brave Thy folds shall fly.
Inc sign OF hope aud triumph high
men SPEAKS the slgnsl-'rumpet tone.