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Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06

enberg gain distinguished himself,
Gearing the bases with a clean triple
tc about the same place. Rothenberg
drives the dead wagon in Brawley and
noted for his athletic prowess in many
different fields. Not being satisfied
with a triple when three were on,
something worse had to happen. With
Rothenberg resting on third. Young
passed Anthony and Jones and along
G. mes that brazen Brazleton and
shoots the trio across with slashing
single. Thus endeth the misery for
after that Priest took up the mound
toll and there was absolutely nothing
doing. To be real concise only two
men got as far as first base in the
next five innings. That is what is
termed classy pitching and maybe the
n anagement will see its way clear nc
Of these days to allow Priest to pitch
full game. If he does there will be
scme strikeout record for he has the
goods. All that he needs now is a de-
livery. He is lacking in that essential.
Right off the reel in the first in
ming Rsth slammed a single and
reached third when an attempt was
made to get Jacobson, but both were
safe. Rabbit Jasobson did not tarry
long at first, but Immediately pilfered
the keystone sack and Rath scored on
a sacrifice fly. In the second, third
and fourth innings, the locals were
denied sight of the first cushion ex-
cep+ when Smith landed there on an
error of Cuffs.
In the fifth after Patterson had
II rown out H. Tackett and Smith AT
kinson rea he'd first when Orr mis-
Judged a grounder and crossed the
plate on Priests triple. The sixth
brought two hits, hit Eastman and
three runs and in the seventh Kepley
drove out three bagger and scored
Rath.
Brawley got an early start by
scoring thr e in the first. Cuff was
hit, or rather managed to get hit,
tt en- Girard singled and both scor'
on Rathenbcrg's homer. The disas-
tlous third has been described.
The umpiring was very good and
the attendance above the average. A
dust storm prevailed during the ear
lier innings but abated before the
close of the game. A score Of root
ters accompanied the team to Brawley
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
BOXING BOUTS
AT CALEX|CO
TUESDAY

Unusual interest is being taken in
the coming boxing bouts to be held
Tuesday evening at the Emert theater
in Calcxico. Billy Stewart, the well
known sportsman, will be the third
n,an in the ring, his presence being
sufficient to guarantee fans run for
their money.
The main event scheduled be-
tween Willie Williams and Chief All
ernathy. This pair should be q num-
Der one drawing card as both the
lads have baen showing class during
workouts.
Soldier Ross who boxed Mckay to a
draw Friday night in Imperial, will
again attempt to win honors from the
latter. In the recent bout Mckay had
p shade two rounds. On account
OF the poor showing made Friday
NIGHT by Ajax, another wrestler has
been substituted for the evenings pro-
,ram. Many Ell Centre sports have
made arrangements to take in the
bouts It tie border Tuesday evering
While Imperial will send large dele
gaticn.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
LEAGUE STANDING

One disastrous inning, the third
proved Ell Centro's undcing yesterday
afternoon at Brawley, the northerners
getting away with SO victory. In
that fateful third Young was touched
Tor three hits, which together with
some slow fielding, an error, two
bases on balls and hit batsman, pro-
vided sufficient runs to cop the game.
With nine to one lead staring
them in the face, the locals fought an
uphill battle, annexing one in the fifth
three more in the sixth and the asst
tally in the seventh. However, the
handican was 100 much to ovcrsome
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
SECURITY BANK
PURCHASES BOND.
ISSUE OF $4,000.
$l86 PREMIUM

Being unable to approve proceed
irgs of the Ell Centro grammar school
S 1000 bond issue, attorneys for the
First National Bank notified the su-
pervisors this morning that their GUS
toner would be unable to accept the
purchase. The First National Bank
had been awarded the issue subject
to investigation by the bond buyers
attorney.
It is claimed that Irregularities in
the election proceedings initiated
against the acceptance by the original
purchaser. The objections were based
on the fact that the poll list was said
to have been lost; also, that when the
Southside addition to the grammar
school district was made, that ten fam
lily heads were required on the petit
tion to annex when the document
shows only nine.
The board was considerably relieved
by the proposition of o. G. Horn,
cashier of the Security Commercial
and Savings Bank, who had previous
ly bid on the issue. Mr., Horn agreed
tc buy the bonds at premium of $186
and accrued interest, that being the
original bid he made. M. Horn agreed
to have acceptance by the purchasing
attorney within period of two weeks.
His offer was accepted and certified
check for $500 was Immediately fur
rished.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
GETS TWO YEARS
AT: FOLSOM FOR
SECOND DECREE
BURGLARY COUNT

Maxine Reyes, married and aged
25, a resident of Mexicali, will spend
two years at Folsom, receiving the
sentence this morning from Judge
Franklin j. Cole. Reyes pleaded
guilty to charge of larceny, the COM
mitment specifying second degree bur-
glary.
Through Court Interpreter Richard
Cohen, Reyes confessed that he had
entered the Imperial Valley Hardware
store at Calcxico and stole two shot
gins from cases near the front en-
trs nee. The robbery took place at
about eleven o'clock in the morning.
Reyes is a woodcutter by trade and
has resided at Mexicali for two years.
The confession was previously made
t. deputy district attorney E. R. ST.
mon, who recommended to the court
that not over two years be the penal
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
SEELEY-HOLTVILLE

For three innings Sunday, the See
Icy team held the Holtvllle team spell
bound then, crack, and the east siders
piled up enough runs to win dozen
ball games, and to add to the misery
of the West Siders, the league cad
ers came back in the ninth and added
6 runs for full measure. The final
score was Holtville %, Seeley 3.
Seeley started scoring in the first
putting two runs across the platter
and another in the third. In the mean
time Patcher Roe held Holtville score
less. In the fourth. five hits, two OF
which were homers, and six errors
neted twelve runs for Holtville ano
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
AUTO ACCIDENT
NEAR HEbER IS
CAUSE INJURIES
TO MRS. F. bARTO

AS the result of an automobile col
lision Sunday night south of Writings
Crossing, Mrs. F. M. Barto is con-
fined to her home with numerous cuts
and contusions and M. Gibbs, driver of
a local stage, received severe bruises
and abrasions. The accident occurred
about ten o'clock, the stage driver de-
claring this morning that he had been
unable to see the lights on the Barto
machine which was being driven south
by Mr.. Barto, while the stage was
travelling north.
The stage left Calexico before ten
o'clock and contained six passengers.
When the cars collided Mrs. Barto's
lead and shoulders were jammed COM
pieteiy through the broken windshield
and it required unusual strength on
the part of her husband to extricate
her from the dangerous position. The
machines were badly wrecked.
Thesheriff's office was notified inn
mediately after the accident and Sher-
iff Applestill and deputy Kemp. went
to the scene and made an investiga-
ton. 1t is learned this mroning that
Mr.. Barto contemplates action against
Gibbs, but that nothing will be done
until Mrs. Barto RECEIVERS from the
shock.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
c. N. Perry Resigns as
County Surveyor; Wade
Of Brawley Appointed

George R. Wade of Brawley is the
new county surveyor, the resignation
Of C. N. Perry having been accepted
this morning by the board of super
visors. With Arthur Shepard in the
cf air, Frank Beal placed the name of
Wade in nomination and was followed
by that of Lin F. Shaw for Perry l..
Fedrick and Arthur Shepard for Hen
~ Burk. The first few ballots were
non productive and finally sufficient
strength was thrown to BeaPs candi-
cate to win the appointment.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06

Directors of the Imperial County
Farm Bureau are in session today at
the office of the secretary, A. M. Mel
son. The committee on marketing is
discussing plans to increase the eff
cheney of live stock marketing and will
have report to make in the near fu-
ture. 1t is proposed to employ an ex-
pert to aid in the sale of live stock
IT, this county. The plans and rec
concentrations of the committee will
he later presented to the board. The
committee is composed of the follow
ing men. C. F. Boarts, Westmoreland;
Jacob Lorang, Mesquite Lake, and w.
+. Lienau of the South Fern district.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06

Score by innings.
123 1867 50 R H E
Ell Centre 1000 3 1 O06 Z 3
Brawley g 0 5000 OOOx9 2
Summary-Hits of Young, 6; off
Priest, none, off Patterson Z; base on
ralls, of Young 2, Priest /; struck out
by Young 6, by Priest Z, by Patter-
son 7; nit by pitcher, Brazleton, Cuff,
Pepper, Jacobson, Smith; passed ball,
Atkinson 3, two base hit, j. Tackett,
three base hit, Rothenberg, Priest,
Kepley; home run, Rothenberg; stolen
bases. jacobson, Anthony, Brazle-
ton, earned runs, Brawley 3, Ell Gen.
tro 3; umpire Morgan.
x "
Calexico still heads the column. In
g game full of hits and errors yester-
cay the "Cotton Pickers" just natur-
ally walked all over Imperial.
There were some good plays made
tt roughout the game and some mighty
GOOD hits. Home run hits into deep
left and center seemed to be the by
word of the day, for three were made
To Paxton goes the credit for smash
ing one over the left field fence.
The Imperial boys could not seem
to get line on the curves Of Easter,
v hile Calexico hammered Best sc
heavily that he was sent to the bench
in the last half of the sixth, Broad
bent going to the mound. Even this
change did not stop the Cotton Pick
ers, who continued to smash the sphere
all over the field.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06

Mr.. Perry was the second county
81 rveyor for Imperial County, Peter
Gaines having been elected at the for
nation of the county. Shortly after
assuming office he resigned, being
81 cceeded by Mr.. Perry. He ran for
TIE office twice afterwards, being
elected each time. Mr.. Perry has been
connected with the Mexican end of the
irrigation office for some time, his
headquarters being at Mexicali. Mr..
Wade assumes office at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
HONOR DEAD AVIATOR

SAN DIEGO, Nov. o.-Military
Lcnors were paid to daring Joe Bo-
quel, the intrepid aviator who fell to
death at the exposition Saturday. A
n ilitary escort accompanied the body
tc the train, there it was shipped to
his wife at San Francisco to be bur-
led beside the graves of Beachey and
Christofferson,
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
FAIR WEATHER TUESDAY
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. - The
United States weather forecasters
have stood pat on their promise OF
fair weather on election day. Voters
will wear slickers to the polls in the
north Pacific states and in the north
ern Rockies rain may fall, also in the
Mississippi valley. All other regions
are reported clear.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
VERDUN is RELIEVED
(By United Press.)

(By United Press.)
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Their front at
Verdun is now relieved of dangerous
salients by smashing victories at the
Vaux and Damloup villages. The
French armies now set out for fur
ther advances at Verdun. Further Of
fenses at Somme are also likely.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
GERMAN STRIKE BACK
(By United Press.)

PARIS, Nov. 6.-The German count
er attacks against the newly consoli-
dated French positions between st. Pi-
ere and the vast wood village of Sail
ly have been partly successful, it is
admitted. Elsewhere the enemy has
been repulsed.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
Election Returns Tomorrow Night at Press Office
PRIVATE LEASED WIRE TO FURNISH ACCURATE FIGURES
[ Ian to Employ Expert
to Market Live Stock
for Imperial Ranchers

w. E. Packard, Grover LOTUS and
w. r. Lienau, farm loan committee
are engaged at present in compiling a
census of those desiring farm loans
under the new federal act. This is
preliminary to organization of Farm
Loan Association. According to the
procedure, it is thought that no loans
will be made before the approach OF
spring.
The following Farm Bureau direc-
tors attended the meeting today: S
T.. Robinson, c. F. Boarts, w. E. Pack
ard, Jacob Lorang, Grover Lotus, w
R. Lienau, H. X. Barton and secre-
tary A. M. Nelson.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
ARTILLERY BATTLE
(By United Press.)

(By United Press.]
BERLIN, Noe. 6.-Troops Of Cen
eral Marshal Won Deimling and Won
GARNER have withstood the fierce at
tack and are inflicting severe losses
to the enemy A British-French
strong force is using all of it's artil-
,ery fire on the part of the often
sive.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06

four hits and three errors in the fifth,
six more. The bombardment continued
into the sixth, four cleo / hits was good
for four tallies. Holtville's six runs
in the last session cattle srora five hits,
one homer, a base on balls and three
errors.
Seeley's scores came from base on
balls and two errors, two runs in the
first and cooper's homer in the third.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
lRy United Press.(

LONDON, Nov. "a strong Ger
nan counter attack last night forced
s. British evacuation of portion OF
the ground the British recently won at
Warlancourt, General Haig reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06

YUMA ,Ariz, Nov. 6.-Mean daily
guage heights in feet and mean dis
charges in second feet of the Color
ado river at Yuma, Arizona, for the
week ending November 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
AMERICAN STEAMER SUNK

(By United Press.)
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The American
steamer Lanao has been sunk by sub
marine, Lloyd's office dispatched.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
COTTON MARKET

The following quotations are from
the Imperial Valley Long Staple Cot
ton Grawers' Associations:
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
COLORADO RIVER GUAGES

Spots, 1888; sales, l2OO.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-06
BRITISH DRIVEN BACK

U. S. Reclamation Service.
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POR FEAN A. PICARD

seria-- ciasices. historic, trabajGs
cieltiiic0s, astrOnolnia, historic na-
tural: botanica, y principalmente q
que los, sobre e~lectricidad. aviaci6D
y todas las ciencias eoRectadas con
IA guerra Y las industries en- tempo
d. paz. En- Ia retaguardia hub0. al
principio de ia guerra, una gran de-
manda de librOs. especial y capFai-
menle, de aqucll0S que hablahaA 50
hne los origenes d. Ia guerra. En'nn
rrS nos SOrprendimO> DE- que aGIc"
l!o de que tanto habiamoS carecido.
50 hubiesc hecho tanto para eTitar
II. Fl Libro amarillo Frances IS
- m.inr eiempio. 70 pudc pa>ar
pnr n meior d. los ~NcndedoreS en-
csc tempo. EntontrS 30 dcsp"rio
IN immense de>rO DE- cOnOcar IA VI
da de los SotdadOS. de SabeT aj-u ..
ccrca d. >uS ~acclunr>. de lee" llbT">
S0Dre IA guerra. memories Y d!al!oS
de ]auuelI0S Que c>taban c0mba;len-
do IN ella: epiS0iios de las bataiiaS,
las novelas ccncciadaS con IA III"
rra rrau Ieitas con la mayor ayIdcl;
como Ta>rucSta 4 c>ta> ole
rantrS iamandIs, deSputs del Nl!eI-
r:o il. ~ primrros mrseS. To- Ilrr"s
>op.r .odoS aIUcilos 1suntr5 H.
ron puDlicado>.
In grau numcr0 d" uuc>jr"s ma>
jdyrur> nterato>. al=anoS u" clos
r,putaduS entire Jos mcioraS. hauian
raido n Il campo de- honor. >oiro>.
romba;ienio en Il frante - trahaihn-
do en- roneyi6n con Ia guerra h2h'an
tenido va Ia oportunidad IL enNlar
III contribution on 81 >entiio dc la
Icmanda d.l pueblo. SoidadoS. i">-
comedies como cScrij0i"S, hhh'aE
describe ~uS avruiur&S "n Ht""s
80 rar:aS. culnrii0 Hc Ia luciia ~ Iur
nlIuS - haDian cubIerto de gloria.
Entire 10, "srri,O~eS d. IA Trta-uar.
lila humbres u muj2veS, compciid"~
q permanarcr en- III caSaS. por 81
ndai O Il aStad0 dc III >alud. parrcIo
ron muStraT d principle cl"rta ">'liil
M acnrca de "a production &c IL
nriiuaria cla>c Ie trabajo. AIgun0>
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Concentrates Y dOcumeDtOs.

La DibEiotrca De I0cumento> o.
flcialcS cS muy crandr. FL goi'ier-
no frances ha puDliradn varios Ii.
bFcS AmariEi0s. formaiOS prirriDal-
meutc con los informcs de las diff
rcntpS COmiSionco OcupadaS G" in
vcsti.ar ruanto 80 rclaclOna or 81
m0du de ser de la guerra pnr partn
de -Alemanla. Mucl0S de "SOS iHcu-
mentoS han Sid0 impreSns en- este
pals v son bien comedies del p,lbli-
co americana. III primer Libro Ama
rillo SoDrc 81 origrn de Ia guerra.
- de Ia mas f~aScinadOra lcctilra.
Puede conSiGerarSc rompiemcuiado
DOT es;aS tres Obras: la Gurrra -,
por Ernest Denis, Las cauSa> pro
funias de la Guerra. Dor Emil"
Hoveloque ' Las cau>as Y las com
SecuenciaS o. Ia Guerra" por Ives
Guyot.
Jacques Do Dampierrc. = Jl>tn-
Guido a~rclivcro y paleografiSta, ha
hecho III estudio complete d. las
ideas de Alemania soDrc 81 dcreclo
comun, "-AlcmaDia y q ncrecho q"
Gentes"-ier tonic lei ImpcTialiS'
mo- f. una copiiaci6n Dc docu-
meptos aieman6~ Y DC otros de- los
archives del g0DiernO frances. FL
lrcior puedc Yer. deSde '.uego. 81
cuidado con que ALI So ia acudido
Il tndaS Las ruenteS d. information.
Los dos Libr0s Crises de Bfigira
Y 81 Infcrme del -Nlto Commando de
eSta naci6n. La Acci6u del c~jtrciio
hclga para Ia defenSa del pals '
a. reSpeto de Ia ueutralidad" son los
m;S importangeS ~documcntos belGas
que -c.lan cohocido.t
Para lo> lectores que pToGurer
t,.ner una collection d. todoS ios do
rurentoS nfirialeS. sin darSe Ia NO
lc~tia De andar Il aza De elios. ahi
e>ti lie nossier lie Ia guerre1 e
Legajo de- Ia Guerra. por G. Wam-
.parh.
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de los meiores aIticuios ~publicados
desde cl principle de II gran lncha,
haio este titulo. Los Diarios y Ia
Guerra de 1917
Los celebrates articulos del eNtiTi-
to Albert de Nun Ell eel Eco de IA
ris son inapreciables; e! gran acade-
mico eXpres6 el espiritu de "rancia
en- una Inca que nadie Ia sabido So
hrepasar, clos ultimos articulos dc
Albert &c Num-.
Ell leader socialista Gustave Hervt
public0 cuatYo toTloS de une obra GU
EOS articulos han sido publ:cados ell
uno &c los primeros pcri5dicos De
America, la VictoTia,' anteriorT2eH
&c La Guerra Social" En- el prir-
cipio de Ia lucha. Herve pidio c mo
vilizado, pero el Ministro de Ia guerra
Sc nego j clio, diciendo que ora mas
it'll como editor de su ]periodIco.
Ell autor de Las Amistades Fran
cesas". Maurice Barres ha pIblicado
va varios voiumcneS con Il articuins
LA Cruz dc Guerra" "La Union S.
crada', Los Santos de Francia.'.
Charles Maunas, de la Accion
Fracesa" ACADIA de emprendeT en- %
publication. en- forma de l!bro, dc II
importanta cooperation i IL critica :
historic de Ia guerra.
Henri L.avcdan ha cambiado ~ t.
me- usua! sin moGificar su picante
esti!o acostum5rado. LAS Grandes
Horas'' con SuS rcflcxiones s0bre los
cfectos de Ia guerra en- las fam-lias
~francesas. las cuaieS Sc rubiIcaron
primero en- La J~lustracior." Un pc
oueho lihro artisticamentc impreso
contierc sus ensayos sobrc 'Juan&
&c Arco"-"LoS ojos lcvantados ha-
cia Juana de Arco''.
Bricux, uuicn ha cOnsagrado Iodo
81; tempo al crIdado dc los so!dados
cicgoS. solo ha pUbii:ado TN peQuc-
no folleto que c-ui Desirable = IN
Da.t:r algrauS ccnocImirnto% a auue-
Hos = puicres II ceguera IN pu2Sto
Dajo 81 tute!A.
Louis Barthou. 9. gran poi:tico, ia
auhIlcad" en- Ia N0iatci"n de ia Que
lr::, una es1ecIc dc h'lsayo que Sc IL
tGia LA hoFH dc! Defecno
La SENIORS Anan l@Utl'ete haLl-
bcrs) ha"iS &C AIS SSPSEaf"aS 'ei Pa
sad" y de las ~eSperanzaS DC hoE en-
LA H"ra \eHgadofa dc los SFimeheS
~bismaTki"noS.
FL leS!%o' ''i+-i"4' De
A'cafd eS q n'a17o mus SlhceIo "t u"
teStlgo, como 10 IS 'ailpish : / p'a-
TO de ui I "c i"''S' w '''i
%eS ohHc'.
La Francia ante Alemania' dc
Clcmcnccau publicada en- "hl HON.
hTc E~rcaGcnado.' ca IL rev2sta G" los
acontccimieutoS del dia p0r a. gran
.'opoSicion;Sta."
Los discusses y ]articuios de hau-
rice MaeteTiinek han Sldo puoticados
on Las Ruin2s de IL Guerra Con
c! 90 ''eU'o oe e"'e il"i0'
link e"preSa ii trlstc y profuraa
impression que e. ma selltldo con Ia
renentina y 3 ~tcrrorli'ca destruction
de todaS sus iIusloncs respecto de
.Aicmanla, un pals, como C; dice, DOR
dc 70 ne tcnlGo amigos.
FL future dc trancia, cuando III
actual traGcdla maya tefmlnaco' eo
ahora c! tcma dc vaElos eScritoreS.
Originals y valiosas ideas han 81
d. sentadaS. "Nuostrc Por"enir'
de Vitcor C&mban. La Mas Grai1de
Grancia" dc Pro Gus, Alexis De
hire Y Al Dta S'cu'ehte de Ia 'ic-'
toria' son cStud!"s sobrc ei n!'Sfao
rrobIcma. deSde dltererics p''tos DC
vista. GStos trahaloS tie';eA como
comn'cmento LA fHoS"1ia 'oc!a! !!
Ii Guerra poi .H"%"eii ) Ii "ue-
ira y IL vida econ mica FOR PF"te-
sores de Ia E<CaCia IL ;sienc.1S PO!i-
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Los radcaes cambios que esau teniendo lugar en- el trabajo de autores
ibiea comedies v que indcan Ell future desenyoIyimiento de esa literature
Trad. Especial para LA PRENSA-

lie sUS Wales y ~aventuras. Pier"
Maurice Mason escribi5 dos lAJTus
notab!es sobre Ia Religion de Juan
Jacobo Rousseau, los cuales terml
nd en- las trinchsras. Aliment@ IA
esperan2a hasta el dAim0 momento
De estar en- p0sibilidad, dcspurs De
haber asiStido 4 dos. combatcS. pa
"a ~prcSentar SuS ObraS en- Ia SnrhU-
ma, pero cay6 atravesado p0r las IA,
las en- c. BOsQua dc Pr&lre. La cecc-
monia de Ia presentation tuN0 III
gar deoputs de 81 mucrtt y e. era
do de doctor lc fua acOrd3do nor us
jrabaj0S.
Nj pieza" por Lintier, rs It his
toria de- una hatcria d. los falhr-oS
- en- 1911, p9r m alue sirvy" on
ella. Is 10 m"joG que pucd" Irnr-
50 en- matrria de- episodes "ni".'lV
nantes Y astd lena tie D"la> Has
trariOna> "n las Quc calnpca e. !'cf-
mo>o cspirilu d" colnpalerism". IN
tire los soldados Y los ofic!aleS.
RhcMrg Y los territories inradidoS.
DespuGS de rcndir hcmcnai' a
c>tos hombreS, que han dado III !!
i. nor Ia pairia. LarmitidnoS r,i:ag
";ras vic,imaS: lc> sllratc> mar,
Tires lie piedra.'
iRheim>. La Catedra! homhTc
dcada" iQui&n podra pronunriar rs
To- ti;ulo sin IN immense scntlm"Hto
de- tris'cLa, Muchos lucrran rHA-
,ervar IN recurrdo dc 'oS ainI,ra-
hi.s ornamcntoS dc plcdra del Na1'
-uari0. La B]iolinirca Central dc 30
liar .Artes IA plthlicado dos iiD1ms
de ~Goto-rafia,: una magniTica oara.
LA Gaat.dra! lie Rheims Y una 81
Icrr:6n con t.X'o por N0reau NJ.
lgton baio 81 mj<mo titulo. Ia Ctt"-
draE lie Rheims" por Louis Err.tIrr
| - una chra f.anr.Sa. ron - % -
lamina>. que son OiroS tant"- c-tu.
! dos Que los alHmancs, an'c> tH de-.
i+ruir la fLmo>a cathedral. ron>i!eTa
bar como de 81 pYopicdad.
Los .AicmaGrS GcsiructOre, It.
! Catriralr>', an Ioilrto ia" ron.
ten, todos los documcntns "i.cia-
les ronccrnipntrs Q. hombari"a tie
HhrIm~, con ~roto-raiia> : fac~.mt-
| rex-
III liDro del porvenir" por Paul
Ginisjy ' .ArSGna .iicXandre. - ana
! -uia de- Ia paria d FTancia inlo,iid1
IN 1911. 81 lcrtura o. ~inierc>antc
por To- mucboS hcchos que nara
y los r~nlcvante> GraDados Iue comic
me-. NJ. Alexandra Scra s"g7lra.
men;o uno dc .oS CONTROVERSIES III
/ r-t" pals durant" Fl Invicrno.
>onrr II r>tado !a>t!moSo Dc ~"G-
II. j b. recomrndarsc III Drama Dc
SOULS, del Baron De M&r!cOurf IN
Il rual So nncucntra Ia cyidenc;a d"
las a!rocidadrS de .Alamania "n il
cncantadora Y pcquela ciudad he
| V&,oiS V d" Henry d" N~oussanr".
! 81 "Diario d. TN bur=u&> de- Srnli>'
y sobrc Arras. ".Arra> bajo To- "bu-
.ns" del Ahain. LOnlNn.