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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-18
SURPRISING THE TRUTH BY
INJUNCTION NOT SO EASY NOW
Few More Sweeping Victories Like That OF he
New York Tribune Over Greenhut's and OF Inc
Mobile Tribune Over Tanlac Will Releeate an
Anomalous and Dangerous Situation to the
Dark Ages of Journalism.
Bv SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS.

Censorship of the press by injunction has failed once more
Creenhu The Big Store tried in the New York State courts
in desperate endeavor suppress article IN ne lnoune
dealing with dishonest merchandising methods in that shop Inc
at.n, failed Justice Cohalan denied application make
the Injunction permanent Creenhuts somewhat ardiy
suing this paper for libel Even that suit instituted nearly three
months after Judge Cohaan decision rendered is not brought
upon story giving the facts about the fake sale at
but only upon the OF that story previously
ro,de bv The Tribune And for 100000 damages
The latest attempt suppress through the agency OF
the judiciary made Federal anac fraudulent
na.en medicine whose method testimonials
has been illuminated The Tribune made the experiment An
other Tribune the defendant the weekly Of that name pub
,b.d in Mobile Ala which announces in every issue, The
Tribune will not accept untuhu fraudulent advertising and
fights vant that principle In the duel with anac fought
for bigger principle we'll the freedom of the And it
won telling victory both issues.
The Anrl LIST issue of The Mobile Tribune bore the Of
the first page legend the like of which have before
in American newspaper;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-18
This space is blank be-
cause of Temporary In
junction secured by the
agent of "Tanlac" from
the United States Dis
trict Court, The Tribune
being compelled to tear
up its forms after going
to press.

The C. F. Willis who secured the injunction the who
implicated in the faxed Tanlac testimonial from well known
Chattanooga shown of my former articles He
knew what he might expect from The Mobile Tribune because
the very his campaign Mobile the akehghtng weekly
had taken the against his profitable quakey That
prietary offering commonly successful with fat
advertising contact-had failed interest The Tribune The
publisher thereof pointed his honest advertising motto and
politely declined the $40 offered by the anac agent for the
publication of his copy.
Somewhat less politely he went after Tanac the of
March h with editorial headed viii Mobile Public Be
Cud3 By way making rough the path of the CUTLER The
Tribune published the following week leading editorial
titled The Deesabe and Predatory Quack did mention
by narne either Tanla Willis its distributing agent l. T.
Cooper proprietor But articles the and the succeeding
fully resolved uncertainty what might be
They told quite specifically what Tanac cheap booze sold
upon fragrant misrepresentation devoted special box to the
indictment Of Cooper for his quack methods Kentucky
dcnen which he had pleaded guilty called the author
take and challenged Cooper for libel Mean
time. although Willis running his amboyant advertising in
the other local papers The Register and The Item sales
by expectation and large drug which
had depended upon back the campaign hastily with
drew special Foreseeng and only sadly
depleted akngs fill the holes made by the advertising
pendt,res Willis applied for sweeping injunction Judge Tou
min obliged him on March 3lst-
About this time Greenhuts engaged in its attempt
stranse The New York Tribune by of
inc the publication of article by The Big Store
porary Injunction granted Justice Cohaan vacated
March l. sustaining the of The Tbune attorneys
Sacke Chapman Stevens Their brief forwarded the
attorneys for the Mobile Tribune Gaard Mahoner and much
of the fundamental argument for the freedom of the
quoted by the Mobile their brief The chief points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-18
Argue Grout Appeal june rs

The argument on appeal in the case
of the conviction Of Edward n. Grou,
will be held June 26. The briefs of the
District Attorneys Office on the appeal
were filed yesterday with the Appellate
Division Of the Supreme Court, Brook
lyn Grout was convicted for perjury
alleged TO have been committed while
president of the old Union Bank, Brook
Ign. Hersey Egginton. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney, will argue for the
stata Stephen G. Baldwin Will ssprs-
sent Mr.. Grout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-18
GEMS o R E D
E DITIO n

For this suggestion of Darkest Russia u r. Willis
distributing agent for Tanac Southern wherein the
,. oeeea.d in one wear the enormous sum $3.50 000
RESPONSIBLE He had secured from Judge Harry l. oumin OF
the u S Court temporary injunction against John l.
Connel publisher of The Mobile Tribune restraining him from
publishing derogao the patent medicine Its es
tmonas or the testimonial gvers. The decision handed
down at the last moment killed article and editorial
dealing with the fake the the compelling
the removal of number of forms Hence there the
first page and again the second and the editorial
broadyped legend which is the unexPessed protest
f press checked in rgh functions by the invoked author
ity of the laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-18
WASH GOODS FABRICS

Floral Voiles striped and
seeded grounds-large and small
fowers-horal and stripe Effects
Special. ................. 81
38-in. Fancy yoiles-variety Of
patterns-stripes, plaids, floral
designs-large and small on white
and tinted grounds-reg. a.. IL
Genuine Irish Dimity-stripes,
checks and cross bars with quaint
floral patterns of buds and sprays
pink, blue, heliotrope and maize
value 29 .................. "a
I2-in. Bordered Yoiles-white and
tinted grounds-foral designs OF
rose, orchid and apple blossoms
were 40 ................ 100
3s.in. Cotton MISUNDERSTANDING
and tinted grounds-small and %.
large patterns ...........'''.'' 'f
36.in. Silk Mixed Crepe de Chine
street and evening shades...... .Ao
3s-in. Mercerized Poplins--
fine color sssortment-Special.. ~
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SILVERWARE and CUTLERY
Large Assortments-
Lowest Prices for Best Makes


Lowest Prices for Best Makes
Rogers Fruit Bowls-qusdruple 40
plate-pretty designs. Speeisl o'4o
Rogers Quadruple Plate Coffee sets-
4 pcs.-new designs. .f'oo
Rogers Al Chest Of Silverplate6
Tsbleware-vsrety OF pretty
patterns-26 pieces knives,
forks. 6 tablespoons, teaspoons.
sugar she'll and butter knife-osk
chest, having drawer. Special 90
Rogers Soup Ladies' bright or gray
fnish-lsrge assortment
reg. $3.50 and 81 9s. ......-.---l.o"
Syrup Jars-reg. s24s......--...1.So
Cutlery
3-pc. Carving Sets-best American
steel-stag or celluloid handles
in case-reg. $3.50 ............i'o o
G.. Wostenholm's Carving Sets
stag hzndles--fne Sheffield steel
In case .................s. -'""
3-pc Carving Sets-best Sheffield
s.eel-stag handles-sstin-l lined
cass-reg. S5.9S ,4.eo
Table Knives and Forks-hne
American steel-celuloid or rubber
handles-set OF six each
reg. 1898 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z.oo
Table Knives and Forks-silver-
plated on fine tempered steel
ivorv handles-set OF six each
in lined case. Special. set ADO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-18
Sale of Toilet Arficles-Waif for III
Wednesday, June 81

sILKoLINE CoMFoRrABLEs ,o7
regular $3.50 .........-..) Ao'
Floral pattern-silk null borders-full
size-fne cotton filing.
Mixed Feather Pillows
assorted tickings-
z0x25-reg. SO .......... ~
22x2s-reg. si.o5 ..-...... 81
LUNCHEON
Served from 11rso to 7;So
49 cents
English Mutton Broth with Barley
Roast Breast Of Veal, Stuffed
Buttered Beets
New Potato
Peach Souffle or
Neapolitan Ice Cream
Tea Coffee Milk
You scue tinrs ~ shopping by lvsehtr1
Nero; sesides,> yos u@n sr,ov every n's.
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$4,000 TEACHERS COMING
National Education Association Con.
venes in Garden July | TO s.

National Education Association JOn.
venes in Garden July to s.
More than $4,000 teachers and their
families are expected here for the an
nud convention of the National Edu-
cation Association, TO be held in Madi-
son Square Garden. July TO s. Special
trains will bring delegates from many
points in the Middle West. Idaho +.
preparing 70 send twenty-five dele
gates, headed by f. 0. Sisson, STATE
Commissioner Of Education.
According 10 Professor J. ". Scar
son, head Of the department of Eng
lish in the State Agricultural College
of Kansas, who Is here making ar
rangemenA for the housing Of the
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Wells

Wells
Wells for the bride - the lovelie 81
imaginable 49, chiffon wells and even
some Georgette Crepe veils-prices are
surprisingly low.
Bridal Veils-silk illusion
l0s in. wide. . 10. .0S. 4. 25
Bridal veils-plain mesh-some
heavily appliqued ....2.0S TO DOS
Chiffon veils-striped woven borders
In variety Of colors-can also be
used as scarfs. ........ .9S to EOS
Chiffon Cloth-40 IN
exquisite shades-in great variety
light and dark; also black and
white. per I'D. 10. ..0S. .25
Georgette Crepe-40-in. wide
beautiful line of colors,
including black and white
yard Lao. lbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-18
RUGS and CURTAINS
RUGS.
Unusual Values.

Unusual Values.
We are selling these rugs TO you at
prices on the basis at which We bought
months ago. Due TO the dye shortage
these rugs cannot be duplicated at
these prices. Just another example Of
Hearn headwork-and It's advantage to
our customers.
Seamless Velvet Rugs-Wilton
Velvets and Seamless Administers
in Oriental, Medallion, Delft and
Allover patterns-also with cream
and rose grounds-9x12... 22. 9S
Finest Made Wilton Rugs
remarkable offering. These rugs
are made Of the finest picked
worsted yarns and very best
fast dyes. Royal Ka-Shan,
Kirman and Karnak grades
ex12 Observation-Disclosures. b0.0S
6x9-value $4,000 ...... 34.9S
We have also large line Of
Rattanis and DeltoI Rugs.
HAMMOCKS.
Among these there is one particularly
comfortable, upholstered and adjust
able-just come sit in and see if you
don't think so too. All are good values.
Davenport Couch Hammock
upholstered throughout-button
tufted-sdj proof
springs-including chains. I 1 .9S
Khaki Couch Hammock-button
tufted msttress-canvas ends
rust proof springs wind
shield and chains-Special.. ADS
Better one, with adjustable head
rest ss.ss OsOS
Iron Stands-painted green......2.8S
Awnings and white
brown and white. ..3.9S and sos
Armure Weave Swing Hammoeks--
full size-hesvy pillow
deep valance-Special .-..-1. 40
Others 70 6.bS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-18

delegates. preparedness is bound to be
the leading topic OF the convention.
Legislative action looking toward COM
pulsory military training in schools
will be discussed.
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TOWELS
Extra Heavy Union Linen Huck
Towels-white damssk borders
Observation-Disclosures. Pa. 10
All Pure Linen Dsmssk Towels
knotted fringe-20x39-re 80. .33
Fine Quality Turkish Bath Towels
fancy colored borders-reg. 40. 80
Pure Linen Fancy Weave Tea Towels
red and blue checks-reg. a.. .31
Large Size Turkish Bath Towels
colored jacquard borders
wreath for initial-reg. .65...... .6T
Pure Linen Huck Towels-damssk
border with wreath for initial
guest size i4x24-reg SO ...... .4o
Embroidered Show scalloped
size lSx37-reg. .79.......... 30
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DRESS GOODS

Quotations from large and compre-
hensive stocks that are kept up to top
notch all summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-18

35-in. Ramie Linen
Splendid color assortment. ...-. 81
45-in. Ramie Linen-all pure
linen-good assortment OF
desirable colors-Value b.. 80
French Finish Linen at
40. so and "a
IS to 42-in. Dress Voiles -plain
colors-airy Summer fabric
"a. 20. "a and 40
Percales-fancy stripes-wonderful
assortment of light and dark
colors-Nowhere else is such
an assortment found. ...... .12t
32-in. Shifting Madras-foreign
and domestic-white and colored
grounds-stripes in various
widths and colors-elsewher 80 20
32-in. English Shifting Madras
white ground-various color
combinations Of stripes-vaL .2s. "a
Sz-in. Silk Mixed Shirting-
various combinations OF stripes
on white grounds-for shirts and
sport blouses-vslue .50........ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-18

Crochet Spreads for Three-quarter
Beds-worth Sl.09 ........... 50
Full Size Crochet Spreads
floral designs~worth sl.s8. ..1.28
Hemmed or Fringed Crochet
Spreads-worth s2.25 .........1.40
Fine Quality Marseilles Spreads
satin fnish-worth s29e......2.24
Extra Fine Satin Finish
Marseilles-hemmsd or scalloped-
worth $3.50 ..................2 $50
A. e. A. and other Stripe Tickings-
worth 10 ................... Il Y
1901. Absorbent Cotton
worth .26 a roll .......... 1S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30

crue! QUO les hcri8as Y que IA mt!er-
tc. EsIo es espantoso cual II n SIM
bnlc. =,
- .jGadc v:;s: -prcgun!& un
chauffeur . los que 2a-lcen cirig;r
Ia caravaEa.
Los iafclices TO 10 saren . punto
flo. Van hacia un lugar cualcuiera
cue TO Sc halle haio ID lluvia de fuc-
go. Van, clos que aver Gran feliccs
en- 81 hUIri,dad de laoriecos. Z ped!r
no- dos un pcdazo DO pan y 1T rim
con trarGui!o. :
;Ah. captain, captain. que cos'
.a1 cruel es Ii G~uerr@!-le digo a
dido.
Pc-o 81. soh:arorie2Gosa q sus sen
t;r:iertcs. me contessa, 10 como IN
homhre. sire como lit Soldado:
-Ako-a TO nay cac pensar sino
o. iuclar....... ncs,rts dc! tIiun-
70 tenderness dcrechc 4 llorar......
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p.ACINAS De tIISTORIA NAClO-
NJ .
(Viene de la ga.


dida de sa!uG ~nac!onal:: Haorla que
dcnostrar primero 81 aquclla eSiaba
amcnazada dc modo cleric por tGr-
hide: !ue@o no SC puedo con;estar
acknowledgements. iConoc!@ lturnide
a dccrct0 cue ic Eoni" fucra de IL
Icy! 30 cs possible. Dc Londrcs. &c
d,nGc sa.i6 ltur3idc PAR" ,heNc0, 10
Misma Qgc dc toGoS los p1o"toE occl-
d~cntalcS d" Europa. {! vi"je 1 Ame-
RIGA rccIeg:2 un par.cco Gc tempo
mucho mayor &c do? reses y cl que
meji" cn:rc Ia r~E7ct!ci"n de! deere
10 cue 10 ponia fucr& de- l.: Icy :
~ aida de L. capita! De InsI&;arra
c.a aaIo dc dos mesea J IN din. Du-
:"rtc II ~trav"s;& CO iH.Hosinic cue
20 hutiara ,".htGa O. &"'c!!"S item
pos.
;D-hi" = Cor"-esc - T"naGADaE
naher ordcrado ia ri,c-ci"n: r. Go
tan monytr~osn y ~ 'chP RI stQuir
IA Giscutirs,. N Ia nay cnc iustifiquc
:" co"ducta. iEstrva iUs'o q Cor
g~o<o Nsciorai rar;: j'cia:ar!o trail
DO Y fucra 10 !" ley? Q1c rc"ro7-
dan ID hecnr': n acr"ut2ci6n De
p.2ccag clc dHc Ii cTi4@ncia del de-
l:G. Icsn.i= dc ;aS c..r"0s DC Il par
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Los MlTRIMONIHS AFRICANOS.

C:o".as raginnps del Afri"a ofrn-
ran inlr-rSantrs pacii"uiarjdodns en-
rnao.G So refine l r~oS;Un3rss ma
t";1oniair<. Al. on Ado. rein" de
Benin. ..as hiioS y IA mni"" 'aSada
So. p-onindad G"! irfn % IN rami-
ia. nn;cn puadc Gisnonrr de clos
= 81. an;oir. Ia mujer So divide ct
'rrS c~lasn$: 'amoha". ";smi" = "pna-
ho". La "amotia'' SC rompra Y Sc
pa-a IN niaia o en- trabaio. La com
IRA No nncdr vr~rifirarSn Sino hasta
1ss3nas Dc qun So haya rpcibido el
consrio del bruin, G1ica tinnr ri de-
raeNn 20 "yntn". In mlicr ''isomi"
vale .mcrra~tilmrat" manos qua IA
"amotla". Por 10 tan;o. cuan!o Su
mGr;dn mun-r. tirnr deracho 10 vol
yar II ladn DO 81, padres sin COM
n~a?ss,iin al-una. q j Ia tcibu de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30

.juntn 4! motor. : d~spuis On Ia PIC!
Ga oSa.
.Ahcra in Juen sori'o dc ~isky
IL iijo.- ESQ cs calentar;i.
G-ac:"s. s,Hor-1cs?oadi6 eI ~
oripcL;.ta.-Erapiczo e" sentirme ne
ion.
Jeaara e-:ar:;a q: Gizgoaic;1r
Ie rartir.
::a,:etarua Elurt, qGc trabsjaba
per do. omaha II tieaGa de f~ie!tro.
:~c--a!a CT e interior de pie! dc TO-
q. ) par@ c.:desr c! aE.biente COO
e. q veioc:pcdo ii lado de PeruScni.
rue. Ia :aaGui2a eSJab. ~encendida
"Ir.
Prepared IN t. hiiviendo-dijo
Wiiikve.--Desp1es os cuidareis de Ia
c2nG.
No hay nccesidad. senior Wi!kye
-diio PeIuschi.-Bajo Ia b6veda de
hielo reina5a IN FRO acudisimo; Pc
70 aau; cstoy muy bien, y mas dis
putsto es1oy : ccnar que a beber e.
-ExperinentariEis Una terrible
enoci6n 81 seatiros caer en- ell pscio.
hi psbre amigo.
Ago, 10 confiesoi pero me con-
suelo pensando en- que con mi caida
lie evitsdo IN desastre. 81 Ia b6ve-
da llega q ceder al peso de Ia maqui-
na ;Que hubiera sido de nosotros?
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-Es vcrdad, Peruschi. " cstata
Salaia FL aqua de aquclla cor-icRte?
Era aqua del mar, senior.
-Entonccs. dehemos cncOntrarnos
sohrc una isla. como atravesare-
mos este canal?
En- ; &itio pucde scr mas es-
payo el ~Eie!o--dijo Blunt.
--Lo vercmos-dijo Wilkye-
-DeciGmc. sencr-prcgUn'0 Pc
cuschi.--:Por Que MOTTO han baja-
DO las aguas dejando III espacio n
trc 81 s:Ine-i;cie V c. hie!o?
Sin Guda porqae eNiste Vii gran
Gez.;:el eMtre l. entrada del canal Y
n salida. p~rodurido, sin duda, por Il
acumu!aci6n Ge hielo. En- algin 81
ito los hislos han cedido. dejando So
Ida : las agaas. que sc apresuraron
q rctirarse. y aho;a comamos es.a
SOP: De Pemmicsn V apresuremonos
q acostarnos. Mahana buscaremos
el paso.
Ccnaron con bastante apetiro. be-
oieron TN vase de Wisky, y lucgo Sc
envoivleson en- ~ pesadas rlauta-.
tenieado Ia precaucion Dc acosta-sa
cerca de "a m;tquina, que esparcia
por "a tieHda uns benefico calor.
La poche tnoche, por decirlo asi.
pues Ell Sol Sc ponfa solo durante una
moray t%ranscurrio tranGuilamente; y
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FOLLE.TlN NUN. 80.
AL. POLO AUSTRIA
en- VELOCIPEDO
(POr Emilio Salqari.)

.. Iahios ia ~l> c"mpail"""~.
"a. "-l,ar.Iaban ;rmb:anGo ". $50
- = au6az rentatiya.
Nn ~ mova.>.-G,i5 Wi.hyr.
AprDas hahia jeTminato aqC".,a>
pa'abra~. -: h;"in - rnmpid ION -r:g:
ru;;o. Fernando IN hoyo >nm.cir-
riiiar del tamaHp dr N r>2",ii!a ma
yur d. IN huqGP.
Fl velocipedf>ta, que no tUro item
PEI nj de aar IN 2r,in. de>aparncio
haia Ia b6ve6a hela1a. cy"aio-f. ana
zambulEda-
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!entamonte De !" caerda. lcvant&ndo
{! !oF:E. que Sc ~a%"rT&ha = ella cor
! Il cHe:C.a Gc Il IcscSrer"cion. En-
! rorrS Institutes lego 4 "a orilIa SUI
n"'i'f cay" ~ los bFaz"' dc >us
''' '."''' e''N'%
49, roI:, -a-,. g via
,;5os, COCO antcs cmpar.Gos en- arro
80 labl!n he!aio acknowledgements Y
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a~r..aica:c. mugja con r"Ji2. @;""taH-
ID C. >:rasr-&,lc.
-Gr~ciaz, senor WilHy2-!:jo Pc
.ir,cn; caa yo2 halhUclon;e.-T'E1l"
20 :e.aa mas.
j.. ~rcofuHio el rio:-nre@pr'"
W!lxve.
E un verdadero hva2o de mar,
<o5or, porauc cl aqua e@ti s"!aGa.
Sir cnoargo. cor~e M IN rio.
-:rodtis ralir??
;!w7os;blc! L. pared DC !a OF L
este. c7rt"da Z pjco. y tiene 10 me-
nos sci; metro lie aItura. AdemaS.
es.oy tan atcciGo. qle no pucdo ut
liar los hrazos nj las piern%s.
-:Pod&is r~e.isir algunos minu-
tos?
10 cGeo.
Blur, corred Y graed cuerGas.
Estan cn IL GAIA.
El velocipedista parti6 como cl re-
70. Y POGO desnuss volria coz ma
cncrda he mTchoa metros De large.
Tilkye hizo IN nJao Y arroj6 vi ex-
reno q! aaufraso, Que So afe-r6 .
y con fuerz2 sobreaup&pG.
-Apretad bie1-dijo Wlikye.
No IL sue!t0, senior.
-:Iza!
Ayudsdo por Blunt. QUE eStaba
doJsdo de fuerZas hercIleaS. tiraron
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& ORGANIC De los REPUBLICANS EN- JESsPANA HA
cc0NnEuTAD0 FAvoRABllEE ENTENTE Ell AsEsINA.
q JOEL PRIMER hiINISTR0 AUS7RihC0
.ROMANONES EXPLCA A LOS PERIODISTAS LA CAUSA
De SU VSITA AL EMBAJADOR AUSTRIACO

res = Dc, Gobic-no en- cl aHN 1895
a>.'nli;a { pesos i6S.32.J!.. micn-
,ras Ga" en- 1913 2, 'M9iia! "m7lca-
do IN los i~n--on2r"i.oS 81 n ilcrU-
u,ica .~lr-rutiHa aSr"ndi. ! ........
Il. lis. los, t9i.
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Cuand0 ~nrceSitr lihroS en- pSpa6ol
biriiaSr listed a ignacio r. I.nzann
CO. DnlGroSa 81. San Antonio TevaS.
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Visiones tragicas
(viene de Ia Ga.

(yiene de Ia Ga.
dias que les pe,mita l. : LIS trinche-
ras como sim7les soldado&. par" u
char.
y. c~nsa5andonos i e5'a"'";!t2,
apres6 con ia mayor n~atu4alidad:
-Por aoui han pasado 70 $4,000
heridos.
Los que ahora llevan los carros
| one cruZan1os van Z aumentar csc
nIme-o, Dios sabe I dordc. \ IA
Guerra continla. y Europa cntera.
cuardo Dye hab!ar dc DaT. Sc indisna
V pide que IL deien segu'r 21ic'daH-
! dose EMBELLISHMENTS.
Nues,ro qua. IN captain ru5io. &c
modaleS muy finos, de oioS muy hey
nos, sonric cor ironla al Dir mis- di"-
cursos.
Connie YOU. etes ssnsibie!-
murmu-a.
Ser sensible ahora constituyc IN
dcIi,o. 10 que sc exi@e de todos, C.
IN ardor mct6dico. III temple mte-
rior dc acero. una voluHtad impasi-
blc. una resistancia moral sir nl@7.-
ccs.
-Eccue,Ge ustei cue 81 General
| Ca~stelrau, cuardo r]cciaio IA n~@;ic:A
dc cue sus dos hijos ac&babaa &c 81
cumair. 70 sc:t6 siou;cia Il p.::ma
con IN c@ai ~-ed2ciah% r or6en de-
dia-agrcra 81 Official.
! Lo recue-Go. c5 cia"to. Eecaer!o
todos los haroismos. EecucrC" q
ycz,ro serene con que III BartioC.
III Ajam, IN G'Amadc, s2elen G1cir:
-.rues5roa hiios hac mueEto.
Y "Gr.;ro {! viGtr de es:a LA,
ruo parec:a Gccaderte ' d3hil = que
4. sahido mos;rarz2 soherhiamentc
fue-te. porc. gor 10 miTrno. 90 i!orn
norque clos 70 q~uiercr !%io!ar, yo lie
70 Tor ellcs Y c!amo q" nuevo al GEO
p;dicaGo :. Dos pied2d par. Eurona
cntcra.
4, Ncg3r : un3 erc~Jciiada. III
c':ad-c Girie.;ro nos sorr-enGc.
ESQ s.: 6 ;errihIe-&icc nuestro
GUia.
Tn c]cutencr ne slde&lo3 :: 2de-
: l@nt" ror ia ruta huycnd" del incen-
do. Il iluNia dc fuego h. coren-
z.Go = c:2r sohre Gus ~chozas.... Z,
~irvasor ha asolGGo sus campos.....
Sus rehanos sc han GisperSado... 80.
y los i7feliccS So ~aiei&n hacia cl Su:
muGos. i:vidos, con los tesoros hu.
rli.des cue han poGido Saiv:r de ID:
,iamaS. ::Ah. IL guerra!... iAh. q
~progreso!... An. la civlizacion:...
i SL'.Di -: !bNI'''' 49, ~ 'H-'-
ria lie la viej&s estam!aE Que De:pe-
ian eI GXoG.o De los nr:r:s"os c~ristIa-
nos co:rianjo d~esp&voriacs art" To-
! cshal!os dc .Atila. p3i?ivan CT cSts
vision % realit&d moderna. All
yierea los arcia.oS. c~!aGGicartez e
hirsuros: ali yieoen la mUjor"S CO..;
10 ;3pilas "...,tsd as Dor cl micGo;
. an; Iienen ,os MICS arrastrindos". . .
1T IN ccchecilo heciIo para pascal ::
IN reci@n na"i"o, : vieja %~:Ta$t"a
; u IN yicio. Ia homo-c cano :" in
; eliza hatio cl nnso i" I'm saco llcno
dc :rapos. Una muchacha dcsgre-
jTaGa opTimc contra I'll. perho IN re-
Tloj 10 c~h;mcnca. FIRE dos c.r39c-
! s:aos llcvcn m c~oichGN... y las MI
gadas i~mpiorarrHs que cstos area'di
rigcn hacia nOsotrus, nos oh!lgaI Q
.aycrgonzarnoS de maestro aC1or6Til.
Re uucstro ticaeStar, Ge nuestra RI
Qucza. Gc nUestra inp@c!encia.- fa:o
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