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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
HESITATE ABOUT
THE FINAL STEP
Believe in Teachings of Christ
But Will not Become
Church Members.

zone step separates many people
from Christianity" said Rev r. T.
Champion an the Trinity a.
church last evening -This step con-
sists OF coufessinE Christ as your
personal savior giving YOUR hand CD
the minister and kneehng down here
i'm front There are many people
W no believe iu Christ the Bible and
tae other things which make men
Christians but yet they have not
made the step ] have just described.
These people are not Christians. but
see how near they are 90 being
Christians They viii answer 40
II they are asked II they are Io-
hammedans Pagans COR Roman
Catholics, SO they must ae of some
religion only this short step sepa-
rates them from Christianity
Almost persuadest thou m" TO
be a Christian were the words OF
Agrippa when ne was preached to
by Paul" AIR Champion continued.
This emperor was I'M tho same state
that many of YOU are boo. for DE was
about 10 be converted. bat the one
step kept him from Christ. He had
heard of the great eachinSs ~
Christ and the large number OF re-
vivals which were going on through
out his kingdom. and he knew
something of the nature of the
arguments for Christianity. When
Faul went 10 him 10 preach he boz
came grave and thoughtful and he
saw the truth i'm the statements. hut
still he would not accept Christ. ie
was like the many people of TODAY
who see the truth i'm the teachings
Of the church but lack the final step
which VIII make them Christian.
Every person comes 90 himself
at some time during his lifetime
he said I'm part. when he sees tha
he has done wrong i'm following the
pleasures OF the world instead OF
the teachings of Christ. and at this
time he wishes 10 join the church
Before the sermon, Mr.. Champion
I had the congregation sing the old
| hymn. Tell Mother TIL BE There.
and between the verses he gave 70
short talk on the affect "A mothcr
has on her Children's lives and ~
the beauty OF the influence she has
over them. He then called FOR an
the people who had a mother or r.
father i'm heaven TO come forward
and he took the hands of the large
number Of persons who stepped mp
TO the front
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
Lime Starvation
Causes tuberculosis

In the Medical Record (New YORK;
Of December 49, 1903. DIR. John r. Rue-
sell SAYS: THE condition which il reeOg-
niKed as preceding the active develop
ment OF tuberculosis In the adult may be
considered due to lime starvation.
Among inorganic substances LIME salts
appear 10 he Of special physiological i'm
pOrtance, but IL the salts are not in
organic combination. IL il difficult to
suppose that the cells can appropriate
them for food"
Years 81 widespread use confirm our
belief that the success Of Eckmans Alter
ative en- tuberculosis l. due largely 10 its
content Of lime in such combination with
appropriated by the cells
Doubtless this has had much 20 DO
with the results in many cases which APP
pear % have yielded % IL. A. IL contains
no opiates. narcotics or habit fOrmin z
drugs. IL l. safe 10 try. Your druggist
has IL or viii get IL.
bckmsn Laboratory Philsdelphis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
Proper Way to Keep
Your Hair in Curl

If you want your hair 10 grow and
thrive. don't curl il with a hot iron. The
regular use Of this barbarOus instrument
is bound 10 keep the hair dried and
parched looking. with broken. uneven
ends. It's a lot more sensible TO adopt
the simple silmerine method. which will
not interfere i'm the least with the growth
and health Of the hair. Moreover, il
means "A far more beautiful curly and
wavy effect. with no evidence OF having
been artiftcially acquired.
4 few ounces OF liquid silmerine-whic
can Of course be found in any drug store
will last a long time. Just try a little
or this harmless liquid tonight. Dip a
clean tooth brush into IL and draw this
down the full length Of the hair Sinner
inc. by the way, is neither sticky nor
greasy: Won Will be simply delighted
with it.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
WILL SING TWO SOLOS
DIR. Davis VIII speak on Excuses
at First VI r. Tonight.

Pred Butler. singing evangelist.
will render two solos at this even
ing's services az the First 1T. r.
church The first his favorite The
the last. els lie Yours Dr H. l..
Davis viii speak on the subject.
Excuses"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
To SPEAK AT MISSION.

Mrs. Joseph Reeder OF Mishawaka
Will speak this evening at the Lasalle
ST mission. The meeting will be
~oened al 1880 o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
Bungaloo
Kitchen Aprons

The household Slir-on nece>-
sity. PersaleS in stripes. fast
colorS, easy to launder Price
SIC.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

erful range of color tones, blues especial
Ire shades in green, brown, tan, gray
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

Store News
Economy is virtue. but it
must be practiced with iiscre-
ton. To save a dollar or SO
and by so doing sacrifice quail
ity. style. fit and comfort is
poor economy. Our standard
bearer is first and last with u.s.
Quality First
The Cndermuslin and Corset
department wishes 10 am
nounce new arrivals daily
Fitting of Corsets properly is
one of the features carefully
studied here. Among the new
est arrivals came some beauu-
ful New Corset Covers and
Chemise i'm much wanted
Crepe de Chine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07
BOY GENERAL
IS ARRESTED
Villas Understudy Found
in North Ell Paso Street
House; Was Killer.

Pablo Saencz known as the boy gem
,ral" OF the villa revolution, was ar
rested in a house on North Fl Paso
street Thursday night by police officers
and provost guards and placed in the
city sail. His arrest occurred at 1:4O
Thursday night A. J. Abrams and Mrs.
Angie Williams were arrested at the
same time. but later released. Mrs. Wiz
liams ig the manager OF the North II
Paso street roominE house and also OF
one on North Mesa avenue.
Abrams asserts that Mrs. Williams
did not know who Saenez was; that he
4 had rented the room for Saenez, with
|Out informing Mrs. Williams that the
occupant was the "boy general
Fought Duel
saenes is about "a years old is a
slender. boyish looking Mexican with
one side OF his face distigured, where
he says a mule kicked him when small
boy. Saenez is said TO have participated
in q number Of killings in Mexico dur
ing the villa reign OF terror, including
the killing OF Gen. Pablo Luna Nnla
commander, in q pistol duel in front OF
The Tfvoli saloon in Juarez. Luna was
shot and fatally wounded, dying IN a
local hospital a few hours after the
shooting. a Villa corporal who was a
witness of the shooting, was killed by
n stray bullet
House Surrounded.
Saenez came to FL PasO after the
transfer Of the JuareZ garrison from the
villa crowd to the Carranza govern
nent but could not be located. Informa-
ton was given the police THURSDAY
evening that he was at the rocming
house on North FL Paso and the place
was surrounded by police and provost
guards and Saenez arrested.
May BE DepOrted-
Saenez is said to have 500 or more
sheen and a number Of head Of cattle in
the Juarez valley which Carranza con-
sui Andres Garcia says will be contis-
Gated By the Carranza officials IN
Juarez lie may be deported TO Juarez.
The raid on the house was made un-
der the direction OF Capt. W. d. Greet
OF the police department ana sersI
Young, of the provost guards
Jesus OntiverOs. said TO have been
villa general. was arrested Friday
morning and is being held pending an
Investigation Of his recent activities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07
Aero Dispatch Line
Discontinued; Planes
Scout For VilListds

= Columbus. ~ NJ. April THE army
aero dispatch line from Columbus to
the advanced chain Of field bases has
been discontinued temporarily, because
Of the imperative demand for planes in
searching the cliffs and crags of Guer-
zero for bandits. according to reports
reaching here today. All Of the planes
are now operating in the san Antonio
district where Gen. Pershing has an
nounced they are invaluable for scout
ing purposes.
It was asserted today that the dis
patch line will probably be resumed
with the arrival Of the eight new
planes. which have been ordered TO the
expeditionary corps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07
Carrancistas Cooperhte,

At the fight OF Cieneguillas the Car
rama forces under Gen. Cavazos cap
fured two bandits Letcher reported
the Carranza troops were cooperating
with Gen. Pershing and that Gen.
Gutierrez had informed the American
authorities OF the Carranza troop dis
rositiOu about Chihuahua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07
Toilet Goods
On Sale All Day

Good quality Tooth Brushes in as
sorted sizes and shapes. Values to
Zoe aG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1Oc
Newbro's Herpicide, S1.OO value. SIC
Lehn & Fink's Talcum Pow, er. 49,. 17c
Euthynol Tooth Paste ............ 1sc
Lambert's soc Listerine ............s SIC
soc Broesded Satin Covered Wash
Cloth Bags, at ..................25c
5Oc-4I1l Bath Salts ..............37
IA pound Almond Cocoa Toilet
Soap at commencement cakes 25c
La Blache Face Powder ............33c
Sempre Giovine for the face ....... 29c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07

MEXICAN PLEADS GUILTY
tn ATTACK On AMERICA

Lockhart. Tex. April Leon Con-
zales. one Of four MeXicans charged with
attempting TO murder the Wilkie fam
ly at Fentress last summer. pleaded
guilty in district court here Thursday
and like the other three men. was SEM
ytenced 20 30 years Imprisonment.
The attack on the Wilkie family Gre
ated much excitement because II was
supposed TO have been the work OF
Mexican bandits who then we're very
active on the lower border.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07

Washington, d. C., April Another
engagement between Carrauza troops
and Villa bandits took place April 4,
At Cianeguillas. Ten of the bandits
were killed. This information was re-
ceived at the war department today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07

through san antonio towards the
n nm ~ Renort Renehe. wn.hInrton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07
CARHANzA MONEY ADVANCE
AIDS CONDITIONS IN TORREs

Torreon. Mex, April All is quiet
in Torreon and the advance in value
OF the de facto government currency is
greatly aiding the economic situation.
No news has been heard Of the peace
commission which went to arrange
terms for the surrender OF Gen. Canuto
Reyes and several other Villista leaders
under an amnesty grant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07

DleneE ullla tnfee Gays latet.
Letcher reported a persistent rumor
in Chihuahua that Villa had been
wounded He said the fight at Aguas-
Calientes resulted in the killing Of 30
or 40 bandits by troops OF the Tenth
-. - L. rlrlar rnl IlrnMm-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07
No WitbdrEwnI order.

Persistent reports that the American
forces in Mexico might be recalled soon
are emphatically denied by secretaries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07
Quiet At Monterey. TorreOn.

a resume of a telegram dated April
6 from the American consul general at
Monterey made public by the state de-
partmeut today said:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07

through san antonio towards the
south.
Rattle Report Reaches Washington.
Washington, ID. c., April Another
engagement between CarrauEa troops
and villa bandits took place April 4.
at Cianeguillas. Ten of the bandits
! were killed. This information was re-
ceived at the war department today.
No Withdrawal Order.
Persistent reports that the American
forces i'm Mexico might be recalled soon
are emphatically denied by secretaries
Lansing and Baker.
Both declared there is no present in
tention OF changing the orders given
TO Gen. Funston shortly after the Co
lumbus. y. H., raid, TO get villa dead
or alive"
Is-tcber Reports On Clashes.
American consul Letcher. at Chihua-
hua. in dispatch received at the war
department today through Maj Gen.
Funston, told Of some of the results
Of the clashes between American troops
and villa forces at Aguascslientes on
April /. and the fight between the
bandits and Carranza troops near
Cieneguiila three days later.
Letcher reported a persistent rumor
in Chihuahua that Villa had been
wounded He said the fight at Aguas-
calientes resulted in the killing OF 30
or 40 bandits by troops or the Tenth
cavalry, under Col Brown.
Nine Company Aids Troops
Browns troops were reported as liv-
ing for two weeks on beef and corn
with supplies almost exhausted.
mining company. Lctcher said, had re-
heved the shortage by sending
special train with supplies and forage.
Carrancistas Cooperate.
At the fight Of Cieneguillas the Car
rama forces under Gen. Cavazos cap
tured two bandits. Letcher reported
the Carranza troops were cooperating
with Gen. Pershing and that Gen.
Gutierrez had informed the American
authorities OF the Carranza troop dis
position about Chihuahua
Quiet At Monterey. TOrreOn.
A resume of a telegram dated April
8 from the American consul general at
Monterey made public by the state de-
partment today said:
Photographic and mail reports from
Torreon and Durango indicate a
marked Improvement since the arrival
of Gen. Jacinto Trcvino at Torreon and
the establishment Of his headquarters
there. Monterey is quiet and all in
terror consulates report good order
/ and friendly feeling toward Amer
leans
Report From Garcia.
The Mexican embassy announced re-
ceipt Of "a telegram forwarded by con-
Gutierrez saying the villa bandits had
20 met and practically aunihilated
bt the defacto governments forces.
The report added that villa himself
was wounded and his capture was
imminent No further details were
given. The date Of the fight mem
toned was not reported.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07
Sewing Week Ends Saturday Evening At $50
''Im Union
There Is
Strength"

6sT>HE single stick breaks cas-
\ lily but a bundle. 1efies the
stoutest arm" To attain we must
maintain. There are no Single
Sticks in this store.
The interests of our public are the
whole souled interests Of every en-
ployee. The satisfaction Of the
customer is the first and foremost
thought in mind. All our energies
are bent to crafty the purchaser,
because the purchaser IS the back
bone Of achievement. in Union
There Is Strength"
sGsd&&A3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07

Mexican rents, Lee Newman, phi. 1904.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-07
Nine Company Aids Troops

Browns troops were reported as liV-
ing for two weeks on beef and corn
with supplies almost exhausted. A
mining company. Lctcher said. had re-
lieved the shortage by sending a
special train with supplies and forage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-11
WANTED TO RENT

UNFINISHED Houses and Flats.
WANT ED--Listing on cottages or houses to
rent or sell on easy payments. Have Gus
TONERS waiting. Inquire AIS Karbach
Block. Douglas- 1907.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
yill look after your rentals. GA Brandeis
Bldg Doug. $3.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-11
FOR RENT-ROOMS

ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS!
II you fail to find the room you
desire among these ads call at The
Bee office for Room List-Gives
complete detailed description Of va
cant rooms In all parts of the city.
~ more convenient phone The Bee
Want Ad Dept. and give your name
and address and list will be
mailed to you at once. New lists are
issued every week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-11
AGENTS AND cANvASSERS

WANTED-Ten live agent to work Omaha
and Council Bluffs, on big money-mak
or. Call at s1s So 18th ST., after / p. m.
Monday. eH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-08
SECC|ON EDITORIAL
LAS RESPONSIBILITIES
De

No tardara la prensa que So "dia en- Mt>c0 en- cantar las prOezaS dt
ulmaicaS del Primer Jeff. Hoy. GnaHana, So OF0 da. fn ell mSm0 mo-
mrntu rn que las tropa> de prr~hing abandOnen ct ;frrtori0 mfNl"'nn' Sc
pruhmrira In explosion DE- ditiamhOS que todoS appearances.
Sunca- 20 ,hSiantr irndri eI nOgio IN aphcaci6n mas tNtraviada.
farranla. aun en- 4 cas- lie our ohirnga t"do % que ha eNgida dc los IS
t.dG, / nidn~. SO hAETa "biPnidr ninghn trhnId. Habra, 4 la mas. reparidh
en- marie, rp fatal rrrIr: i-tbrH nfcnu. Il 10 Sinit,i 10 que 81 iadfon QUE aff'-
BrnGdo de >> hu.u>. dcIuNr in lHbadn ii IA lrg.timoS duemo( Per"
con csc. rnrgara StErprc con Ia rc>pnn>aHlnlad neral y afTnta &c :"
iatia.
y Ia ral1n Is ob.hL Si prrShinq raa 81 Mc>ic0 e s pnrqur tarranHa
prrniin que iraSpI>irra Ia IrnnirrA. sin que hNhirra un acHfrdo pfFN"
para r ohTln. CarranIa 50 arrog6 fhruitadrS que no ienia. pur>'o Que,
Observation-Disclosures. solo al SenHlu de la rrp1hhca compete ant"rHar Fl
nasp de TurryaS arnafaS a nur>iro trrritOrin. tarranZa Li0I6 IN ley y la
huhirra yiGiain aim en- Il cNO de que huhera 1ifnado I'm protocol" par"
can>rn;ir la prrSrrurinl de Villa prf> n u hAbria irnidod IL ninguh mono
auloridad para lPIaIar esq arin CuandO nO>oir0s hrm0S hahiado DIS
ranLu <G.uri6n Il las dnirultatC. DE la rc.alidarion del tratado Frfhhg-
huy<pn- Romero, Ge 1870, hrnn> drmdo entcnd"r, impirilamrnlt, que fa
rHa l!iari6n irbcria haccr~r dc #rrrrdo rn 10 que inStiiu!r nucSira ley.
Nunca rnunciamu> que tai ato pUMhera tTNar>e a rah" sin Ia sanction lei
~Pnato. ii no in>iNino> e. este p"rmrn0r. Is porq"r ei rHWrit" - "N-
prrndr dr la simple IN mciaridm del hecho.
Carranla. pur>. rSi I'm condicion p de rcparar IN error. pero no de oh
tenrr .riunfOS. Fa repatriation. 81 bien 10 detrne e. Ell deSA>tro>0 canine
que ,rnia Squirndo, n" ancngmi en- NADIA us re>ponSabil"hade> naSada>.
Hoy, mainna. >emprr. >eJ responsible /" mEmo ante la generation
prcSentp uur anich hiSuuria. del deSd0re que >ufrera. dnrante 81 gooier-
nn, el principle de nueStra >Ohcrania. ......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-08
IA RESURRECTION De Tin MUERTO
Francisco Villa ha aparrcido IN eScena.

Francisco Villa Ia apartcido en- cScena.
Coincide III rrSurrcrrinn () on los informeS de que el gobiernd de
Carramla rMa en- ra~ dc m arrrgIo pacTico de las prcSent'> dif"'uiadeS
DE ahi 50 infiere que IL pa>hidad del eterno rehr''e ch'h"ahn'hS'
0bcdrria 4 cauSlS ditiniaS dc las que - habian >upufSto. 'Iha e eirci".
"a iabia dadU Srnalc> de vida. dr>de que apuntaron las actuaie> diic"ia-
d~ iH;rrnariCnale>. Mienira< qr CarranIa cSIuvn anurntr 4 he'ar L cAbo
I'll persecution. coniuntamentr I'm las trOpS que commando Per>hlng' die"
queha-rr Il AMOS y orn>d dc Sis pcr>cguidore>: per" desde que ell ob"rn"
da "facio" So de>ig0 de csc compromise y prepare n explosion patrho-
Iia ron FL incidentr dc parrai, c~6 por complete e n IL acIi'idadcS Ao-
RI yuelyr IL >> antigua> andanzaS, tn FL propio momento en- que apar'cen
SianOS de inleigrncia entire las autortdadrS dc Washington y MEXICO.
;Out = 10 que con oslo Sc pr"pone el trmible bandoierO:
De primrra impression - mo- ncurre que 10 que prriende villa g pro-
v0car 4 toda costa la guerra entire Mexico y los EStadds nrdcS. W 'u'u
otra intenci6n al aiacar Columbus: no tu,O ora micnciOn a rdehar e.
aSMto de Glen Springs Dse qu" los ESado| tndoS reconocrron. IN
maia hora, id gDbirrno de CarrauIa. So declare enenngo de quIeneS al 10
dpSdeiaban. Y ha tratad0 deSde rnO ncrS DE- provocar un ronIinro, 'alicn
hne de todo> los mediO> que IT, Sugerr Su criminal insinto.
ESQ. sin embargo. nO debe SER. AviadOs eStarianoS 81 Ia "a lutura e
dos puebiO> dcprndiera del caprieho DE- III maNad".
Hay que aprcstarSP. pue>. para pevfnir TODD genera dr coniingrn-
riS. Ahora mas QUE nuncI cS nrgcHtc que Sc precipreh los arrtgO~ q"e {
,iCnrn celebramdO entire las canrilerms de Washington y Mexico, q lin de
Gue Per~hng " retire Y n0 hama luTar Il nut.aS c0nfpicaciohrS que Villa
pudieTa pOrUlUrar. CarramEa Is >ufieFnicnente fuerte, FL To- actuaPS
uOmentUS, EN- a region Ircina u la que ocupa IL t>pfdic0n puhttha, "a
II imprdir que >c aprp>ime hasta Ia Frontier. ySi PershingS * reura y dis
tribune cony rnicntenenlc S> furrZaS I'll las pObaclOneS riberehaS del
Bravo, babra quedadO c0njnrado tGdO pehgro y >e nara cal impossible "a
rtepHcihn de u hecho "Omo l de Columbus.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-08

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-08
Al Margen de la Guerra
LA CUNA ROTA

. Frente ! m libreri2 elegante
alberta Ell Gale centrica. los tran
seuntes hacen zorro, zorro IN Ell que
Sc charla con animation y Sc discute
con &caloramicnto cue liega a a
amenaza en- ell ademan Y al grito en-
Ia psabra.
lras Fl rris:a! bel ~aparador, hay
Iibros de Iodos los tamanoS y de to,
dGs las cataGuras, desde el empasta-
10 en- b~rillante percalina, ~reluciente
dc oro Y de esmaltes, hasta e. hu.
milde volumen en rustica, que una
bara.a ha "chaio &" los rstaninS don
de smari!leaba, empolvado Y olvilado
Y ahora ticnta q los lectores de oca,
sion, con un cartoncito en- el que
aparece un precio infimo.
Pero no es este 10 que detiene .
los transeuntcs y hace el zorro fren-
te al gran CRYSTAL de Ia liberia: es
que ahi, entire los libros, sobre los
!ibros, unas revistas %iIustrauuS,
abiertas eE u paginas de mayor in
teres, muestran f~otegrafias de Ia
guerra europea, que aparece ahi, an.
te 10 gran curiosidad del pIhllcv,
d2ndo 10 vision de Ia realidad angus
tiosa, m~ostrando los %sitios, los hon.
hree, las coSas, de esq gran tragedia
espantab,e.
y el cron!sla Sc detiene ali, V sc
confunde en- e. grupo de t]ranseuntp.
curiosos Y pintcrescamente ~comenta-
dores, atraido tambien por II inmen-
sidad de dolor y de pasmo que So
~desprende de aquellas figuras.
En- todas las paginas, masas compac-
tas de hombres, q pie, = caballo, con
cascos prusianos, con gorros cscoce-
ses, con kepis ~franceses. con gorras
belgas, con turbantes que traen cl
recuerdo de Ia portatil casa del ara
be errabundo, 10 vision de Ia kabila
blanca perdida en- L. inmensidad girls
de! d~cSierto: aqui Y ALA. baterias
formidables ante cuyas negras boca-
Zas, el hume de los disparos finge nu-
becillas blancas de manana otoHal;
catedrales gigantes cuyos muros han
cedido . Ia ra5ia de las espoletas, al
tares despedazsdos por cascos de
mctralla sacrilega. palacios en- ruiz
mas, ciudades enteras que parecen
d~estruidas en- tremendos movimientos
sismicos.
Entire todos aquellos horrores de
APOCALYPSE, hay algo cue conquista
Il em0ci6n y Ia atencion: en- una ba-