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Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
MISSING SON TO
RECEIVE DOLLAR
WILL or LATE MRS. NINA FULS
DIRECTS ESTATE TO FOUR
OTHER CHILDREN.

While four OF her children are de
rarted to receive tar greater part of
her estate. Henry Fues. son missing
t1r q. years. IS bequeathed ult uoi-
lar. b. thc VIII cc fh. late 2rrs. Nina
Fuas. OF this city. a,ufrB was admitted
to probate bv JulEe b. S. Bell yester-
dly Afternoon
NFa. Fues leaves her estate % four
children ErrEg HIIetraudt. Charles
Fres. Nira NauI and Louis Fues- The
estate le @ small ore and the yiU is
dated April -. 1918
An estate uf moderate size o. dis
posed OF by tls vlI OF ths late John
:. Gilmore. st Moline. which was aigo
passed upon hy thr court The VIII
directs that aI of rhe property su fo
lir wife. Iruui. J Gilmore.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
IS
HELD At STATION
<. ROY CORY ARRESTED FOR
PRACTiCiEG WITHOUT STATE
MEDICAL LICENSE.
Refused To &c Vaeeinated Following
Exposure to Smallpox and Health
Physician Acts.

state and city warrants were issued
this morning for the arrest OF J.. Roy
Cory. chiropractor with offices at
IS25ls Second avenue. for practicinE
without q medical license, the com
plainant in the case being Dr. A. n
Mueller. city health physician. Cory
treated local singer who is now
down with smallpox in Davenport.
and was exposed to the disease. but
refused to be vaccinated- It was later
learned that lie was practicinG here
without a license.
DR. Mueller stated this morning that
the arrest by Chief Briun was only a
precautionary measure. and although
Cory did not contract the disease. he
viii he Quarantiued for 20 days 10
come. II is not known ST this time
whether the charges VIII be pushed
against him when he is released or
not Mr. Cory viii either be confined
at the city jail or some other place 20
be determined upon by DIT. Mueller
Fiees to Davenport.
Cory fed 90 Davenport Tuesday
night and was arrested upon his re
turn here late yesterday afternoon. DR..
b J. Palmer OF the Palmer school.
Davenport. and the attorney for the
school we're at the station this morn
ing. The warrants drawn up by
the local authorities were not read TO
the prisoner in court this morning
Cory is also q violinist
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
Legal.
Notice


State Of Illinois Rock Island Coun-
ty--ss.
To Louis .Slininger. the person in
wnose name taxed and assessed, or
others interested:
Notice is hereby given. as required
by the statutes of said state of Illinois,
IN such case made and provided. that
on the 9th day OF June \. D. 1913. at
a pablo sale by the county treasurer
and lots against which Judgment was
rendered FOR delinquent taxes. special
assessments and costs. authorized by
the laws OF the state of Illinois, Charles
= Whitesides purchased AIeredOsia
Levee and Drainage District Benefits.
of north half southwest quarter,
southwest quarter section two, town
ship 90 range . east. in Cordova, sit
uated in said county Of Rock Island
and state of Illinois. and paid therefor
the amount OF said Judgment on said
above described real estate, that the
certificate OF purchase therefor was
duly assigned and transferred by said
Charles E Whiteeides TO Mabel Olson
who is the legal holder thereof the
above described real estate was spe-
cially assessed for the year 1912. a.
d. in the name of Louis Slininger;
that the time of redemption of said de-
scribed rea! estate from said purchase
of said sale viii expire on the 9th
day of June, A. Z 1918.
CAdvl MABEL OLSON.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
DISMISS MAN WHO BOUGHT
WOMAN'S CLOTHES FOR 75C

The case OF John Wallace, a knight
Of the road, who has been held some
time on suspicion, was dismissed Jhis
morning by Magistrate Smith. Wal
lace was arrested about a week ago
while walking along Fourth avenue be
tween Twenty-thiVd and Twenty-fourth
streets. carrying a bundle of womau's
clothes under his arm. Il was proven
later that Wallace had purchased the
clothes for a consideration of - cents
at the Salvation Army Office on Seven
teenth street.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
AZ TEE EMPIRE.

Beginning with the matinee today.
the oliver Players are presenting the
play made famous by Blanche Walsh,
entitled The Straight Road u ia a
society comedy drama OF the higher
sort and IL IS said 10 be the best thing
this company has ever done in the tri-
cities. The ladies OF the company are
wearing some OF the latest Partisan
gowns in act one and act four To-
night there will be an amateur contest
after the regular performance and a
great time IS anticipated The play
for the first half OF next week viii be
"On the Stroke OF Twelve"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
How Thin People
Can Put on Flesh
a New Discovery

1fir mon and uuU.u-that big.
hearty. fuiuE dinner YOU ate last
uiehf What became OF al the fat
producing uouriEtm-rt it contained ,
You haven't gained in weight one
ounce. That food passed from your
body Ike uuburned coal through an
uurl crafe The material vas there.
lut your food doesn't work aad stick.
and the plain truth o. you hardly get
enough uourisnucut from your meals
90 pay FOR the cost Of cooking This
is true % thin folks the world over.
Your uutrliive organs. your functions
% aEslraiIati on. are sadly out OF gear
and need reconstruction.
Cut out the foolish foods and funny
sawdust diets. Omit the flesh cream
rrib-ons. Cut out everything but the
r1cais you are catiaE nov and eat with
ever. ore % those a single SarEol tab
let. IN two weeks note the difference.
Fiye 70 eight good solid pounds OF
health. stay there" tat should be the
net result. SarEoi charges your weak.
staguaut blood with millions OF fresh
new rcd blood corpuscies-gives the
blood the carrying power 70 deliver ev-
cry ounce of fnt-makluE material IN
your food 20 every part OF your body.
SarEoi too. mixes with your food and
prepares it for the blood In easily as
simulated form Thin people gain all
she way from 10 20 - pounds q month
while taking SargOi. and the new flesh
stays put SarEoi tablets are scien-
tifc combination OF six OF the best
ficsh-producinE elements known TO
chemistry. They come 20 tablets TO
package. are pleasant. harmless and
inexpensive and all druggists in Rock
Island and vicinity sell them subject
TO a. absolute guarantee % weight
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
Legal.
Tax Purehzser's Notice.

Tax Purchasers Notice.
State OF Illinois, county OF Rock IS
land. Sc.
To David and Emma Holmgren, for
mer owners and assesses. George
Hartsbcrg. former owner ana mortga-
gee. Cecil Frank. owner. and Henry
Denahardt, party interested, and 70 all
whom 1t may concern;
Take Notice:-That at the tax sale
OF lots and lands duly made on the Path
day OF June. 1913. at the court house
in Rock island. by the treasurer and
collector and general officer Of said
county OF Rock Island. for the taxes,
special assessment interests. penal
ties and costs for the year 1912, I
Miles Collins. purchased for special
taxes. to-wit: Lot 20. block $50. to
East Moline. Illinois
That said certificate of purchase has
been duly issued TO me; that I am
now the legal holder Of said certificate
Of purchase. and that the time allow
ed by law for redemption of said real
estate will expire in two years from
the date of said sale, to-wit: On the
cath day OF June. 1915.
Dated this 1Ith day OF February.
1915
MILES COLLINS.
(Adv) Holder Of Certificate.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
APPROVE PLAN TO
join TWO BANKS
STOCKHOLDERS OF CENTRAL
TRUST AND ROCK ISLAND Ma
TIoNkL TAKE ACTION.
Means Passing Of institution Estab-
rsres In 1877 5y r. ;. Robinson
New Home Erected.

By @ unanimous vote OF the stock.
rolders OF both institutions. the plan
for the consolidation of the Central
Trust * Savings and RocI, Island VA
IoEal banks. vas approved az meet
inEs held yesterday afternoon.
While the action taken means the
passing OF tGe Rock Island National.
one of This cifys oldest and best dnan-
cllf concerns. lt also prepares the way
irE doubling the strength OF its sister
Institution. the Central Trust 6 saw
ines bank The capital stock OF the
latter is 10 Doe increased from 100000
TO 100000 the holdings OK the for
mer being taken over.
The STOCKHOLDERS Of the Central
Trust met first yesterday afternoon
Out of 1000 shares. SIS were repre-
scuted 10 person or Oy proxy and the
scheme Tor union was approved with
1Il o. dissenting vote. Following. the
stockholders OF rle Rock Island IA
uouaI took similar action. gsf out of
1000 being represented !u person or
by proxy.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
CITY CHAT
CAdvertisementsD


Buy a home of Reidy Bros
For express. call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage
X l. ISL
Wear a 50 f.nion made) hat Mems
Fashion Sop. Harper house block.
Pay taxes at room 90, State Bank
Building. Open Saturday evenings.
Al the news all the time The Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04

the county OF Rock Island, state of IL
nnois. deceased. hereby gives notice
that they will appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell, judge of the probate
court of Rock Island county, at tho
probate court room, in the city of Rock
Island. at the April term, on the first
Monday in April next, at which time
all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate
payment to the undersigned
Dated 18th day of February A d.
1915.
MATTE II. ARP. ESTHER WHITE.
Executors.
Marion Z. Sweeney. Attorney.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
VIII Hold Jubilee Coffee.

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church viii hold jubilee
coffee tomorrow afternoon az the home
OF Mrs. J. r. Robinson. 6lS Twentieth
street. from 2:30 TO $40 o'clock. There
viii he business session OF the so
cisty az 2:S0 and members are asked
10 be present az this time
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04

Estate Of William Lembke, de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executrix of the last will and
testament OF William Lembke, late of
the county OF Rock Island. state of
Illinois. deceased. hereby gives notice
that she viii appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell, judge of the probate
court of Rock Island county; at the
probate court room. in the city of
Rock Island, at the April term. on the
first Monday IN April next. at which
time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested
TO attend for the purpose of having
the same adjusted All persons in
debted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the un-
dersigned
Dated this 23th day of January, A.
D. 1915.
ELIZABETH LEMBKE,
Executrix.
Marion Z. Sweeney, attorney.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
- Arorar d ltIah ssheeI.

Tomorrow afternoon and evening
Charles Y. TaEEaTt. farsous imPcr-
senator and entertainer. viii appear
a. the local high school MT. TaEsart's
prozrums consist Of descriptive piano
selections and songs. recitations and
character sketches. ve-triiOguisi and
vioit- nliuicry.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04

A. present shcuEh. e iooks a. = ms
nois s. good for several more tussies
a. spite % its gray haiT. 7; welcomes
TIE fray anf viii b. ths frEt % con
grat1iafe the victor ahogii .t ever
have % bow 20 a more yOuthf1l an
tar1alas
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
ILLINOIS LEADS
IN NEW BUSINESS
FEWEFNkBLE SHOWING MADE
oURfv1 NowTrs Or FEBRUARY
sV MoDERr4 VgoooMEH.
Ts.s ss4ts. oizsss ia Jar.se =lIsn. So
cures sfz msnssrs, csfsstfrs
Al Cerrret stars

Modern woo1men fviEE ln Illinois
a. EatEF memaeF Dip .a utlo
camps will be interested In learning
tear. tsHg.rr the fact taaf tsr.r STATE
4 fae o.d-.t .a che ~a-irg l-sr..l et.1n.
r 81 BY no means a lame and hai..rs
saf1rt ler l1 any sense tl ire .asr
stages of Er-reE.faIr O.a. HudeHI r
aaF 1r 1 che po.rt of g-rra. 5.f lr Cal
frU "a Isss way from ere rurEa er tts
-f-aa ard rtplerrt raata.1es. a.
ssa..Fr. ~ sla.rs9e l. .rrE. OF
f.HEr. t.4a t-r way tD TIa1H-arF uF
f-.a et fs years. r G.Ff a1t e~
f.r6rFire 10 tar Grd aerE results
s.ag uar chow .r- nee eaIa s.at
eer He looked f1r Col more s.rsr t+r-
sIr.-l Poe r srem. saaF as a 9-adrerr
I aa0 srU rlIts Grst among au ere
O.. s.srss aat r-1.rrFr EEr-r tle
sfH..rr Woafrr- A. tH-e .-sirrsE.
t.Urss --sss
ars s.-.. tFagsF UHg 30
UH..s a srep.lr ..er...t.-eF lt Go
aeE a .HUgsf.rY .F .aeaf camp. mat
r r.H.F fg rrs.sH..f.r f#s-rrsri1
H. .. ar~erH .r .lI.E t.a'e rrlrr.
mao. rHsI. ar HaaI ..+~-
N...HH3a GOVERNS rr err...E..E
.rae che Ha.-sr-T month
Hl. E..r .r leads a..
.rH rrI ar.#.arr .a 0.r ll--
s.r us.s.. off r. .s
r. Toe . .. ..rtr
. Haa E.~ members.
T. ..Hr double s.. r.F.. af r.ae.
competitor ErHr .f... comes
H. H E.I Ir..e.f -
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04

Estate OF Catherine Wiley sippeI de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate Of
Catherine Wiley Sippel, late of the
county OF Rock Island. state of Illinois,
deceased. hereby gives notice that it
viii appear before the probate court
of Rock Island county at the probate
court room in the city Of Rock Is
land at the May term. ON the first
Monday in May next, at which time all
persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested TO at
tend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated 3rd day of March. a. D. 1910
Rock Island Savings Bank,
BY a J. LINDSTROM.
Administrator
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
Executora Notice.

Estate OF John \. Hardy. deceased
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executors OF the last VIII and
testament of John n. Hardy, late os
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
COLUMBIA. DAVENPORT.

Standard Vaudeville-Two shows
daily: three Saturdays and sundays.
Phone Davenport 7i6.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04

Jgss ahcu the consolidation viii 90
into eject ie not announced but 60 is
presumed that it Wll be- coinoideut
with the occupancy during the fore
part % April of thc beautiful new
home for t1e Central Trust g. Savings
bank. which las been erected az the
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
AZ HE ILLINOIS.

There is a laugh in every line Of
"Potach * Perlmutter.' the famous
comedy OF the cloak and suit trade
that Manager 4 II. Woods viii present
40 the Illinois March 20. direct from
its second wear at the Cohan theatre.
New York City. The three-act play is
one long riot Of humor-humor broken
from time 10 time by pathCs and sus-
peuse enough 20 form strong dra-
matte contrast which holds the audi
cEce speIIbound until the very last
word is spoken.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
BLACK Hawk.

Thursday-.The GIRL From Thunder
Mountain" "The Stenographer.' Ham.
the Ice Man"
Friday-.The Ciri az the Throttle %
Wsye"
Saturday Smusglers of Lone
Isle" THE Mysterious Mr.. Dayey.'
Lord Cecil Plays a Part"
Sunday Every Inch a King, The
TRUSTING Place Pure Cold"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
+tzG,seate'lg=


March ! and one week-NfeIrose the
Great. hypnotic hilarity.
March S-Buly Wntsou's Beef Trust
Beauties" (burlesqucI.
March IA r.. Woods presents or
ieinai company in Potash 81 Pcrimut-
ter"
March 2O-Acadeuy Producing com
pany presents May Robson IN Martha
by-the-Day." only appearance ia tri-
cities.
March 27-2s- Lyman II. Howe Trav-
% Festival presents the United States
navy.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
MAJESTIC.

Thursday George Kleine presents
Between Savage and Tiger" six
parts
F-iday-L.aUra SAWYER. Frederick De
Bcueville and Robert Brodericl in the
Shubert production. "A Daughter OF
the People"
saturday-"C. o. d" with a special
cast OF NltaEraph stars.
SUNDAY - George Eleine presents
MARY Ryan In stop. Thief" FIVE parts.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
NetUs of Court
House in Brief

William Ncu was awarded a judge
meut OF 50 against the owners OF the
Waite Cafe by q jury IN county court
yesterday Afternoon on q suit tor back
wages
Hearing OF a suit for $3.50 was start
90 before Judge Sels 4. Larson and a
jury in county court. Passow x sons.
Chicago claim the sum due them from
goods shipped 20 L.n5holm & Thorn
sren. owners Of the pool and billiard
hall in the Eagles building in Moline.
Attorney Albert Huber is representing
the Chicago firm and Attorneys Eagle
and IuElcson. the Moline men.
The report OF the grand jury which
has been Ia session since Monday aft
crnoon iF expected tomorrow. Cases
which have aggregated since the Jan
nary report were al considered.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
DREAMIANp-

Thursday Passing OF the Gum
Hicks" wild Mans Land" "Bobby's
Medal"
Friday-"Graf- vs. Love "Our Nut
uai Girl" "Giddy Gay"
Saturday a Woman Waits
"a Lucky Disappointment" The
Breakers"
Sunday-"The Face iu the Ceiling"
Zudora episode. The White Rose"
"Fatal Dumping"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
EMPIRE

''The Straight Road March 1,
and C.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
Wit Rush wo-

W1ss aa tls boxes ard other sEJ.p.
meat which ztu tr connected a.fs
the wiring la being rushed 1r tnr plant
~ fln Star Electric people .u Se's ls-.
eey Ir .- expected t1 hs completed
aH,1f IHs 18th 1f tlis month and slii
arrive here probably fle --ui. O. Eees
l- more be!uz required ir transit
The sytem viii replace the pre- emit
Inadequate one ruu iu uHe ur tEe po-
Ics department The u.u equipment
vuI give this city "a signal system seq
end f1 none ir tra state for ifr -...-
Or wUI lr recalled that tho star
Electric company bid aus extremely
low and tlns thc equipment ie tu be-
TrE- class. two bids having been Ct
farad and this bs.uf The better The
star Electric company g. invading rte
territory against tIe Gamewcl Eeu-
pie. who also made O bid on tLis equip.
rraut
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
TO START ALARM
SYSTEM IN WEEK
REPRESENTATIVE Or STAR ELEc-
Tsic COMPANY so ANEoUHc-
90 o.. VISIT HERE.
Boxes ana otHsr Essisnsrt viii Sr-
rive o1ring M.ssis 81 nonta-
Foreman csmirs sssn

WosE On tEe wiring Tor tle rev
$1,000 police alarm sy.,rm. vu COM
mcHc- uitain a week. According 90
stalemfats made today by o. r. sto.
Vfr. H.rsfsrE rer-rs@lfatlsc 1f tla star
Electric co.. % Se~afE s. o.. which
vas s4cc-ssf4I ia ialdiaE tae cDatsact
tfr -tDs-- gaa lu illF csg fHIag
c1rfr-r.rs ultl ComE.f s.D1rr Art.is
Hart aad City Electrician ". =. 3iur
ply. over gEriimllaF4es 90 tLe start Of
ths work 2lr. St1sgr asseTted that
rr volld sezt oas of t1rce s1remcu
Eur.DFfd ia ulricipa' aorE % His
eompsnF .l Illinois l9 tais cts. prob
atF fle Ore. af tls coming week.
Tho wiring WiI r.qsirr some little
time as tlv police alarm boxes VIII
cover Cse c.ty. FastF-.esru hoETa
ut te Installed -lI provisions s.u ae
aafs t1r more ia the event ttat sears
.s azEsEed tp tIIs e.fE There i. O.
fund 1f over $4,000 remaining from
-r. $4,000 v1-ed tao years ago by
.ar people o. flc rify Tas of c1rr.e
can bs applied on tle D-rcas.s o.
more blSE.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04

All the news all the tlme-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04

Al the news an The time The Argus
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
Executor,s Notice

Marion Z. Sweeney. Attorney.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04

Marion E. sweeney. attorney.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-04
Ept[evista con e| General von Mo|tke

La agencia de informaciones alema-
mas nos env1a con la s1plica de que la
publiquemos, la siguiente:
Ell ex General en- Jefe del Estado
Mayor aleman Won Moltke, que acaba
de llegar a Berlin, despues de tomar
embellishments possession del cargo de
Jefe del Estado Mayor suplente, cele-
bro una larga entrevista con un dlstln-
guido publicista berlines, ell cual, debl-
damente autorizado por Ell general Won
Moltke, la publica en- los siguientes ter
minos:
"Despu6s de dirigir mis- pasos a la
historical Konigsplatz, en- la que Sc
ostentan las bronc1neas efigles de nues-
tros inmortales Room y Bismarck, y en-
la que resplandece la c1pula del pala-
clio de Ia representation nacional, pene-
ire en- ell edifcio en- que Sc alberga Ell
Estado Mayor aleman, y despues de su-
bir la amplia escalera, alfombrada con
tapiz rojo obscure, me encamne hacla
ell despacho del "Jefe" En- ell primer
descansillo de la escalera va me habla
salido al encuentro un Moltke ALI es
taba tallado en- marmol, recordando
la vez a Cesar Federico de Prussia;
ALI estaba, repito, ell gran taciturno
que con sangre hierro contribuyo en-
primer t6rmino 4 fundar este magnl-
fco Imperio que hoy pretenden des-
truir Cinco minutes despu6s, la voz
del portero de estrados me anunci6 que
S. E. me rogaba que pasara adelante.
AL abrirse las dos hOjas de la puer
ia qued6 por un instante inm6vil, te-
miendO ser v1ctima de una Illusion 0p-
tica. Aquella fgura, de la que en- ell
primer mOmentO no vi mas que un per-
fill fuertemente iluminado que Sc desta-
caba con vigOr sObre las sOmbras del
fondo, y que al sentir mis- pasos Sc en-
derez6 con lentitud sobre su sill0n, ten
di6me en- sefial de bienvenida una mano
ucIN1OOd y OCOCd1 IICINAO, GCO duO LcIO1o
permanecido en- aquella misma actitud
durante 45 amos sin que Sc mOdificase
nj una Inca de aquella aguilena silue-
ia? jEs cierto que lleva tambi6n por
nombre Helmuth Won Moltke? La Sc
mejanza Ell ell rostro y en- ell porte es
verdaderamente asombrosa entire los
dos ilustres parientes, muchO mas no
table de 10 que hacen prever los retra-
tos Una voz sonora, aunque algo We
lada, me dirigi6 algunas frases cordia-
les, mientras que una hgera sonrisa
entreabria los labios, cuyo dibujo es fir
me como la voluntad de su dueno.
-Ten1a usted deseos de convencer-
Sc por 81 mismo-me dijo en- tono de
broma-de 81 es que vivo todav1a ino
es ESQ?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-04

LIE di por respuesta que seg1n las
muchas leyendas que circulaban en- la
prensa enemiga acerca de S. E. no ten
dr1a NADIA de particular que Sc hubiesen
atrevido a extender la noticia, de due
el hasta hoy Jefe del Estado Mayor ale
man Sc hab1a alojado una bala en la ca
beza hac1a va mucho tempo, cosa
pOr ell estilo.
-. " que un muneco, constru1do q
Su semeJanZa, Ocupa su lugar ante la
mesa de spacho-afiadi6 ell General
-Pues como usted We, estoy completa-
mente vivo Mi enfermedad ha pasado
felizmente y me encuentro restablecido
pOr complete. Me allegro, sobre todo,
del buen estado de mi salud, pues este
ne ha permitido encargarme de nuevo
de un puesto en ell que conf1o poder
prestar algunos servicios.
Cada palabra que Sc desprend1a de
aqueMa boca llevaba grabado ell sello de
una potent1sima personalidad intelec-
tual. La sola presencia de aquel hom-
bre que no ten1a nj un atomo del "atle-
ia de musculos de acero," causaba la
profunda impression de que SUI cometi-
do no sc reduce ser el brazO que eje-
cuta, sinO ell cerebro que piensa. Con-
feso francamente la sorpresa que expe-
rimente al verle tan distinto de como
lie representa- los retratos y las an6c
dotas y leyendas No tard6 Ell recaer
la conversation sobre estas illtimas, a
prop6sito de las muy numprosas o7e 50
3re 81 propaga la prensa enemiga, ex-
tendiendolas por todo ell mundo, en-
las que Sc lie designa como al jefe del
.partldO de la guerra, y principal res
.ponsable de la actual confederation.
All oir estas palabras, su expressive
rostro tOm6 la expression del mas sobe
rano desprecio
-Nadie ha deseado la guerra en- Ne-
mania-dijo ell General-ni los demas
nj yo. Sc nos ha obligado de tai modo,
que no nos han dejado otra alternative
mas que acudir al terreno. Durante
5astante tempo hemos dado las mayo
res pruebas de que deseamos vivir en-
paz; 5no hemos tenido mil veces mejo-
res oportunidades, 81 es que hubi6se-
mos querido descargar ell golpe? Si
es que tan hambrientos estabamos de
guerra, jpOr que no sc la hemos decla-
RADIO q Russia mientras 6sta luchaba con
ell Jap6n y hubiera sido impotente con-
ira nosotros? jPor que no Tnglate-
IRA cuando esta tenia concentradas to-
das sus energ1as en la guerra de
los beers? Sin embargo, Alemania
Sc content6 con manifestar algunas
est@riles simpat1as por sus or1genes.
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