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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
"Ajattele Luojaasi nuoruudessasi."

Sumalan armon, ~faootufien malt.
taatiemme. H~aranmifien mposfim
olemme tebneet, fun olemme Iuopli-
meet entiiestd epGustoiiesta mieles.
tdmme ia riimenneet usfomaan oil.
tuuttamme puolusti Subonen.
Samalla alfoi erGs muori tptto
nppbfpttden pubumaan: - MinfG
tdboen firffoberra on tlllut meta
niibtelemaan iiitG. fun olemme ru-
peni1eet usfomaan Seeiufien meresIG
lpfltlmme a%nteefii ia alfaneet eI1ipGG
Siimalaa palmelemaan ia funnoitta.
maan? Weifii cite tulIeet iilloim nub-
telemoan fun me tGGllG perfeIettG
paltpelimme9 @elfein iofaiiena Ser.
ran iabattina tdIIdfin falIioIIo foro-
timme G1nemme file funniaa bllita-
maan. Sansiimme, bppimme ia not
fistelimme polpiamme iild pimep-
Den %rnbtinaolle ia te olitte tpptptpai-
men Iiiben. Cite fGpnpt fertaafoon
baomalittamasia, etta pabasti tenn.
me.
&irffoberra loi pibaiien fatIeen
tpttoon ia apaii iuunia iotafin iano.
afieen, mutta iamalla alfoi ii6ntG
Saripeld pubumaan:
@ind mpos pbbpn tuon tpton
ipptofieen. Wind ia te f~irffoberra,
olemme inaret ipplliiet iiiben furiaan
ia iumalattomaan elGmGGn, iota
taalla ennen on mietettp. SdGIIG on
iuotu, tapeltu, tansiittu ia pietettp
furiinta elGmGd mitG piettGG moi ia
me olemme tpptppdiiin6 fitG fatieI.
leet. 8aiffa enlme toiin ole ioilfosIa
olleet mellastumasla, miitta emmte ole
f~uitenfaan Min paljoa mGlittGneet,
ettG oliiimme foettaneet iitG estGG.
Gn minGfGGn mielG lilloinfaan fun
tho WGntplGn @ia poifa tili MUIR
beelliiena tpf0ni ppt1en ettG fieltGiiin
Goes tdltd falliolta ipnnin b~arioittas
milen en- it'd tebnpt. WinulIa fpIIG
diff liiben ollut oifeiis, iilIG ssSirmaIa
on tGmdn paifan, futen faifen miritft-
fin o"mailul,teni usfon1it mir1liIIe
boioettapotieni ia bollittapafii. Gil
ia tietenfGGn S1n liitG pibG, ett1 lab.
I%ioiania wGGrin faptGn. &iitettp. Of
foon Sumala, ettG Sun on titota @iad
fGDttGnpt aleenaan mltuttaisiaan to-
man irstailu-paifan omafii temppeIif.
ieen, iosia npt aiitiiiioen dGni faifrit.
Cite Iiiioin te firffoberra ole erneit
tuonlaista Id~betpsmatfaa tGrtne teb-
NIT. Wiitta MT fun ME mitiitamat
olemme lanan faiitta pG1sieet totitii.
Den titntoon 10 alttliiioen omistltf-
ieen, min iiinG te nGitte aiiaa tiiIla
nibtelemaan meitG.
= @n MIND ole teibG elGr1Gt1 ia.
poiamme tiennpt, puoliisti firffo-
berra = mlitta npt fun tGGllG on
nGdra iurnaliiuus pGGsipt maltaatt,
min fen tofi on miniille monifin ia.
nonut ia iifiipd tilin tame itie tat
iomaan. Witutoin fplId minitn mel
polliiulteni ei oleffaon pmpGri pitd.
iG1 iuofiennelle, mutta miniitt mel
molliimiteni on iaarnata firfosia ia
liritlen ipelpolli iniiteni tebneen. HttG-
iGlGisten melmoniiuits on tiilla fitt-
Ien1aan ia lie olfoon beioGn atlanta
%fuinfa be iitG t%GpttGtpdt. 2uiilett tel.
oGnfin tGGltG bpnin baripoin firfosia
olleen, ainafin mime aifoina.
(Satf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
Seripei5et


Innin iiiar glipiira ei iGttGnpt ND.
littdidtointaan, minfG oil itielleen
m1GrGnnpt, maiffa iofu toinen b1nen
fiiasiaan diff 10 pGipnpt ObtGmit-
taiiesia taaiasia firietpaiboosia @n-
min fansia ollen, oil bGnell1 fpIlin
tilaiiulltta enemm1n tai pGbemmGn
ialaiiiin bpoffdpfiiin tGmGn perus-
teetonta itiepdiippttG nostaan. @iei.
ia liiben ban taos etii GeroIta firiein
ia fesfusteluin.
@artaposten oil ban nDtfin futili-
mt @eron parifii pGiDafii Seliinfiin
laooafieen bGneltG tuoreita piemiiiG
Mnnille,' fun oil junri aifeisia mat
fitstaa bdnen llofieen. Sun oil mDoS
Iaanlit mitG of balunut, DbG pbtG
bortaosti of Zero ppptGnpt, eta 9ln-
nj palaiii.
81 ollitt Glpiiralla perbettd boioet.
tamon, ei mlilito fuin iuuri barmao
fiSIa, joten ban foulnn loputtua moi
esteettomGsti liiffud. Sifii ajafii oil
bGnellG alma parma foti &ilttiG mar.
ten erGGn opettojatartoperin Iitorto,
iona oil moiteettoman l1mmin ipoGn
mirreiG fobtaan.
@lpiiyaIlofin oil ollut onla tari-
manila = ia iifii ban tieii eta oifut-
fin oipot niisid aiioisia iulirtefiioitG.
Oman ipoGmenid fdiittdmGtontd off
fiia oil b6n fotiniit 10 tpiiiitoista
muotta.
Ittnin fobtaIo Ell iaiii mliooostla
bGnen omania foltaiiefii. S6nen It.
fepdiipptenid on lnnnistettaipo.
Sitn iaifi bGnet eniin eoes quo.
meen
&einoia fiiben titiinti @lpiiro mot
lfaIla ia HUNT ipielG p%eriIIdfin, en-.
nenfuin usfoIii piitotofaon iiiben
i%unrtoon. $Gn tunii iiifunia Iitor.
teen.
Sun topoii Gnnin iotnand flin
ipfipud oil bdnet idttdnpt. aiunto
main oil toinen, biiifnn iiIfopuoIeIIa
Ifaitpunfio, ipaIoiiampi fooiffoompi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

lupeu lSIutnleI1l. YuDeffd 1attaat1eerl
pppii Wiela etta firffoberra pubuiii
Sumalan armosta.
- SeillG fai l~uulafieni onfin t6GI.
la 10 pappeia uieompiafim ioten tn.
lin tGnne main fuulemaan teitG, enfG
ole aifonut mit11n Observation-Disclosures
pitaG. Sitdpaitii olen tGndfin pGimG-
nj 10 ia%arnannrt firfosia, mutto
epGilen iosfo teistG fufaan OH olllt
fuilemasia sc tooistaa ettei teillG
ole tooellista ianoa Sumalan ianan
peraan. pubui f~irffoberra.
- Gotta fpllG, - ianoi SGripelG
= ei meistG fufaan ole ollrt tGnGGn
firfosia. @bf1 on meisiG bolutto.
mtutta, iefd iamalla matfan pituus-
fin oiafii ippnG, joten tGGltG barmoin
tulee firffoon lGboettpG. SifiipG juu-
ri on tarpeellista, ettG nGin josfus,
futen nptfin fofoonnumme lanan id.
reen.
= Suollaistafo ianaa te fGptGtte,
fuin nptfin tuo niiori "pastori' teilIe
lufi9 = fpipi %firffoberra oiottaen
iormellam @iaa ia GGnesiG p%ilfalli-
men iointlt. = YioGttefo iofainen
tuon firioitufien oifeana ia pubtaa-
ma oppina9
= WinG luulen = pastaii iuuta-
ri Subonen faiftein puolesta - ct.
tel ioufosiamme ole fetGGn jofa eli bp-
mafipiii iitG firioitusta, ettG ie pubui
oifein iiitd aiiasta iosta ie plbnitin.
= Winun ei Ills tarnitle teit1
enempi tutfia, iillG npt 10 bppin tic
oGn ett1 olette joutuneet faltbean eff
lptpfien maltaan. Slette jortuneet
l%abfolaisten, fanian ipillitiijGin bur-
mabenfien palloibin. Sumalan ianan
fofonaiiuitoen te bplfS1tte ia remit
.te ianaa p~irstaleifii. &uinfa rGife.
GllG tapaIIa titofin 1sfen lliettu ioar,
no alos painoi ia polfi panburs-
fam Sitmalan ppbGG lafia. ga fiiinfa
bGpeemGtt0mGsti iolpaii opettaiia
|iotfa Siimala ON aiettanit %iielujen
paimenifii ia iotfa antapat lain ia
naIlefin file tlilepan armonia.
= 81 tGm1 lifemani paiffa tabto-
mt Iafia balpentaa, uSfalii Ga
bitomarttaa = paan tGmG publlu
iellaiiista tefoppbistG opettaiista iot-
ia lafia p1drin f1pttGmGt, iotfa opet-
.tapat tpanbursfaafii tiilemiien lain
toitG tarpittaipan.
= Onto lafi iitte tarpeeton? =
fpipi ~firffoberra.
= 81 Sumala ole nellie mitdGn
torpeetonta antanrit. SGn on anta-
nut nellie ppbGn l%afinia nGpttdmGdn
ipntiippttGmme. Gain palosia nGenr-
itiemme fofonaan fpfenemGtto.
mifii manbursfaan Siimalan fdsfp-
ia tGpttGmGGn, iillG Min perGti tlir-
meltltneita olemme. Siis olemme fai.
feti feltpottomat lain fautta Sumalan
mieli iuoiiota iaamaon. Wtlitta ftn
lafi nGpttGG meioGt min furiifii, Min
iilloinpa nellie onfin epanfeliumi
.tarpeen, iofa ilmoittaa fen iuloilen
ianoman, ettG meillG OF Seeiiifien
neren faiitta lepptettp SID, iofa Ell
taboo ifattd enGG ipnteidmme mitis,
tella. ga ettd mposfin olemme pp-
bGsiG fasteesia Siimalan Iapii oifeit-
teen iaatetitt. SGlIaista emanfeIiit-
mia mefin tGGllG usfomme ia iiitd
.iloitiemme. ga en1ntefo iloitieiii fun
tiebGmme oIetpamme aiitiiaita Slima-
Ian Iapiia ia taipaart perilliiiG. =
Sc of Subonen iofa main plibiii.
- &c parmaanfin olette npt 10
faiffi aittiioita2
= Eottapa olemme finn Siinnala
on meiodt iifii tebnpt.
- &opin IopiG1 ia pfiinfertaista
on teioGn aiitiiusoppinne. @armaatt-
fin tie faiffi poranmtfien tefemGttO.
mGt, berGGmGttSmGt ia iisfottomat
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
'Katso, nina seison ovessa ia kolkutan."
keSdJctd Odotettiin
Kirj. bannayRaMta
Kirj. bannaIRaMta

mot mGipfpGt, tebf0ot fGoet tpotG, nil.
Den maipttpG iaIat. Saiapuoliiesti, 70.
pinasti i1riestettp tpo ei raiita eif1
fullta, ipaiffafin ie fest1iii berfeG.
nationalist aamu.aifaiiesta iltaan
asti. Sa usfoni on ie, ettG on liian
'p1bGn ianotiu: ~termeps eli iiit6 fur.
IL paan ettG pitGiii ianoa: "ie pllG-
pit1d ia tuottaa %termepttG."
Sc main on ilirullista, ettei faifis-
Ia toimisia nGptG oleipan ma6oolli-
ltutta tpon maibtcluun. Woolois.
elama on i~bonneploa iiinG Iubtees-
ia. sc on min iopuiubtaista, ettG
lpoan ilabtul it'd aiatellesiafin. 8oi
teboastpol1iiiG, ioifa %iinunfin fau-
punfiii fGtfee tubaniittain! SeiltG
fonleutlt raffaus tpob0n. Minoa feino
fen e~pGfoboan auttamiiefIi diff tpo.
paipGn, foneiben mieresiG tpietetpn,
maboolliiin lpbpps. = Mlitta pbtG
iitrullista, iurulliiempaafin, on liial-
liien benfiien tpon taaffa, milIoisto
moni on ioutlin1t fantamaan. sc on
luonnottominta pfiipuoliiuuta, ia ie
tlo Warmasti turmiota mufanaan
p~arbaimminin parutetulIe elimistol-
le, ellei ajoisia buomata bonffia le.
poa DaiDneille aipoille. Wutta fen
lemon, ollafieen tebofasta, tuliii to-
pobtua jofa pGipG ia iopimon rllll-
miilliien tpon muobosio.
I'll lpicla ie, jofa on toimeniu mrof-
II pafoitettu berfem1tt6m1Gn punt
]aan, %DlnmarrG tpon onren, ellei ban
ianlalla omasta ~balustoan iitG fee.
Sp0 naatii mapnuebtoista antaiitli-
m;sta. 8asto iiIloin Ic on, mitG icn
pit1iii ola.
GnemmGn fuitenfin "iloitfoamme
iitG, ettG nimemme otpat firioitetlit
iinne lopintomerellG.
Sermeiiet
@emalta."
81 enempGGl YitemmGIle Ell iaa iat-
fl,a t1mG ulloistunut pstGpppsiuboe.
Sen pGGtti gepa %lriasti. 81 bGntG
endG iaaiputeta pafomatfoIla, iillG
mritenban Ell ie oliiifaan mifGGn pa-
fnmntfn
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03
Bill House Becomes
Knight of the Grip.

Our esteemed young friend,
Billie House, left Monday night
for Chicago, where he will spend
a month in the large tailoring
establishment OF Kahn Brothers,
tailors, before entering upon his
duties as travelling salesman for
this we'll known firm. After
thoroughly familiarizing himself
with the work, the goods, the
prices and the modus operandi in
general. be will take up his work
on the road.
Billie House is one of our best
young men. This is not said in
tattery. We have carefully OBJ
served his conduct since coming
to Dresden and have found him
gentlemanly in every particular,
AS statesmen for the M. H. Levy
Company be has made friends
for himself and the firm by his
courteous treatment and his
ability to wait upon the buying
public in a pleasant, pleasing
manner. He will make new
friends in his new position, we
dare say, and the Enterprise is
right glad Of this opportunity Of
paying this tribut to a young
man who deserves it.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03
Rugs! Rugs!

All kinds and prices to suit
everybody:
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03
Good Road Meet
ing at Sharon.

We found good roads crank
No, 2 at Sharon on last Satur-
day-Dr. Ed Shannon. No. / is
We editor. Mr.. Shannon is in
tensely interested in pulling the
Davis highway through his pros
porous, progressive town, and to
that end he is devoting considera-
BILE OF his energy and some
money. He made a most fayora-
BILE report to Saturdays meeting,
which was attended by several
good roads enthusiasts.
The plan now is to bring the
Davis highway to Dresden and
then to Sharon. Land owners
north of Sharon declined to give
sufficient land for a forty.foot
highway, which is the required
width, and DR.. Shannon, as the
leading spirit at Sharon for the
highway, conceived the idea Of
getting the highway by way Of
Dresden. Jonior Stock, Mr..
Roberts, Mr.. Nooner, Will With.
erington and others were present,
all obligating themselves to give
the land and set back their fences
This will be done between this
date and spring, providing those
on the Dresden end Of the road
will agree to do the same. Let
those who are interested meet in
Dresden Saturday, at 2 p. M, al
W. W. Houses office, and dis.
cuss the matter.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03
Election Commissioners Meet.

l., G. Hannings, King Webb
and Dick Eskridge, election com,
missioners for Weakley county,
met at the courthouse on Monday
and made out the form for the
Dortch ballot to be used in Dresden,
Martin and Greenfield districts in
next Tuesdays election. The tick
ct is a long one and will require
some time to vote.
The commissioners inform the
Enterprise that no names or
certificates were filed with them for
either the prohibition or socialist
tickets, and, therefore, the Dortch
ballot, in this county will not con-
tain the electors or other candidates
Of either of these parties. The
commissioners, before filling out
the ballot made an effort to obtain
these names, but were unable to
do so,
The ballots are now in the hands
Of the printer being printed and
will be sent out today.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03
60 TO CHURCH SUNDAY.

One great problem confronting
sociologists in American today is
the alarming decrease of divine
worship attendance; and all over
the nation go-to-church- Sunday
campaigns are being promoted
with telling results.
The attendanceat Sunday church
services has fallen off so that the
situation is attracting widespread
attention and various plans are be.
ing put into operation to bring the
people back to the house OF God
for an hours worship each Sab.
bath morning. Mid-week prayer
meetings in many localities have
almost become extinct.
Perhaps, if some OF the old GUS
toms that obtained when ministers
were regularly greeted by large
audiences, were taken up again
| there would be little occasion for
alarm. Formerly hymn books
we're used and members of the con.
gregation permitted to join in the
singing Of a good old soul.stirring
hymn. But song" books, with
yellow covers, have taken the place
of the good old hymnals, and in
stead OF hymns there is lively, two
step music and half dozen singers,
(sometimes card players and dane
ers) in the choir doing all the
"singing"-while members Of the
congregation keep time with their
feet, or have an inclination to.
This may not be true in Dresden,
but we have been in churches
where it was. .
Then, there doesn't seem to be
the oId.time fellowship that there
used to be. Formerly the minister
went through the audience, prior
to service, shaking hands and
greeting his people. This has gone
out of style. Members Of the con-
gregation used to linger and greet
each other and chat and discuss
the discourse. But how different
todayI This, too, has ceased to be
the custom.
While failing to keep pace with
modern progress, the church has
dropped the old customs that held
the audiences together,
This is a question involving
community pride. and every CON-
munity ought to pride itself upon
the number Of its citizens attend
ing divine worship.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03

Now, that the opportunity pre-.
sents itself, let's put Dresden on
the Davis highway. But to do so
we need to bestir ourselves and be-
come active now. The plan is to-
select a route from Martin to Dres-
den, from Dresden to Sharon, then
to Greenfield and on to Jackson.
Let's, get busy.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03
A WORD FOR MOTHERS

LISA grave mistake for mothers to neg
lect their aches and pains and suffer In
silence-this only leads to chronic sick
ness and often shortens life.
Ifyour work is firing; if your nerves are
excitable; if you feel languid, weary or
depressed, you should know that Scott's
Emulsion overcomes just such conditions.
1t possesses in concentrated form the
very elements to invigorate the blood,
strengthen the tissues, nourish the nerves
and build strength.
SCOTS Is strengthening thousands OF
mothers-and will help you. No alcohol.
Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield. NJ.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
President
Woodrow Wilson,
Vice President
Thomas R. Marshall

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTNRS:
State-at-l arge-Hill McAlister,
Ben H. Taylor.
First District-J. M. Harris.
Second District-Sam Johnson.
Third District-George E, Banks
Fourth District-Woodall Murray
Fifth District-George w. Suttor
Sixth District-J. w. Rice.
Seventh District-Tyler Berry.
Eighth DISTRICT. H Shelton.
Ninth District-G. G. Sherrod.
Tenth District-A. M. Prewitt.
For Governor,
TOM G. RYE.
United States Senate
HON. K. D. Mcclellan
r. R. Commissioner.
B. A. ENLOE.
For Congress
FINS ]. GARRETT
. STATE SENATOR
DIP CALDWELL
For Representative
SELDOM MAIDEN
FLOATER
T X Reynolds
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03
10 CENT "CASCARETS"
IF BILIOUS OR CosTTVE
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels-They
work while you sleep.

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges-
ton, sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undl-
gestsd food, which sours and ferments
like garbage in swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery-indi-
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears, everything that is
horrible and nauseating A Cascaret
tonight will give your constipated
bowels a thoeough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist will keep you feel
ing good for months.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03

! What Weakley county demo-
crazy needs is to poll her full vote
in next Tuesdays election, By
doing this we could have some
influence in conventions with our
thirty.6ve or forty convention
votes. See that your democratic
neighbor goes to the polls next
Tuesday.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03

Farmers and laborers will have
an opportunity on next Tuesday
Of approving or disappearing the
present prosperity which both
classes are enjoying.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03

Wanted-The remainder Of our
subscribers to pay their subScrip-
ton in advance in order to hold
the price down to $1.00 a year.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03

The threat Of certain demo-
Gratis" to knife Enloe may prove a
two.edged sword and hurt others
who are naturally weaker than
Enlne.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03
ARE YOU THANKFUL, Mr. VOTER?

We are to have two Thanksgiving Days in
November. One of them comes next Tuesday
election day.
On that day, Mr.. Voter, you will have an OPP
poruny to express your thanks for the rich bless
ings of Democratic administration in this state
and in the nation.
The Republican party is basing its chance of
victory upon one of two propositionS-ei that
the American people are fools, or that money can
buy an election.
In Tennessee their candidates, Hooper and
Overall, are going over this state jeerng at Wood
row Wilson. They are trying to persuade Ten
neSsee Democrats to rebuke great Democratic
president and mock him in the eyes of the world.
They are asking you to vote for Republican, yet
they never lose an opportunity to vote against
Democrat. -
Tennesseans Democrats! Send K. D. Nc
Kellar to the United States Senate to uphold the
hands of Woodrow Wilson.
Put Tom Rye back in the Governors Office.
Make the majority one that will crush the pie
hunting Republican ofice-holding brigade in Ten
neSsee. Prove to the nation again that republican
ism is out of line with the hopes the sentiments,
the traditions of TennesSeanS.
And lSten Before some of you we're born
Col Enloe was in Congress fighting Force Bills.
He was fighting Republican schemes, designed to
shackle the South and her people. Vote for him.
Vote the Democratic ticket straight along the
line. MAKE YOUR VOTE A SONG OF
THANKSGIVING. Advertisement
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-03
Weakley county ought to poll
1000 democratic votes next Tues.
day.

Gratitude for present unprecent-
ed prosperity can best be shown
by voting for President Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-29

ArnIur nar"zra que. al t"FmaF IN
RI Riff nm ~rirrcitn indi@"na. imitan
los a~<paH0lrS a las 0traS p0t"nciaS.
que prnruran cOnSiiluir ron MAIN
les .Ir Su> r0ionias las tr0paS. lu"
han de- m~antennr Ia paz. on oi.aS.
rraImrDt" ESpaHa "s la In" "nS"h"
Y ,iiG ri-mp.o a lndaS las narion"s
rn rSln de- cmp,rar c.itrritn> fnrma-
dos q Ia rala dominada. R"ruEr-
drsr ne los rGnIuis!ad0r"S .tr Am"-
ri.a llryabaR rnnSI2n nn SlIS expo
denies trilI- rnlrraS Il" lnit">.
NrHSu Hernia t.uriG> no 81 huDI"-
III Irrh" janis du"n" Il" M"ylrh
sin -! a~lNiIio d- los ;IaSraItrraS lu"
l.r=aroN i fnrmar la part" m;lS nu-
mrrusa .ir >lI "ifrcil0.
DrSdr ,nl0nrr>. indaS las nArl"n"S
-i.uirrrn 81 "irmplo. r. frances
Clamp'aiu. dr>ruhr;dnr .tr. ,:anad;
.lryaha ronSigo IN L"Staramrnto d"
pirlrs-r"iaS ' los ~inglrS"S lIamaron
IN 81 ayIIIa a Ia miSma raza rllan-
10 Ia guerra de Ia ind"P"ndenrla dc
las f.~ia,inS l.nidO>.
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NOTICIAS DE- In OIUDHD
EsTiDU Dii. TiEliFO En- san
ANTONIO.

MicntraS 81 IrrmGmctr0 ha mar
rado mn aliiSimo aSrrHSo IN rSIos
dias sicnd0 rauSa lie murhas m'lrr-
les en- Ia Inca iSoIirmira de- Chira-
90. 81. Louis. Kansas Cily Y otras Elm
HaIcS de- N"r'r Y 81 O"SI". In tcmn"-
rnIura on san Antonio. Inranl" lbs
iliino~ lr"- diaS In lrnit" an pro
EanriadG drSr"n>o. Fl m3rl">. a Ter
mimr.ro ma"r6 s. GRADES. =. mi"r-
rntr- Hi ' .. iurN'.: 81. Aver u las
he In m&Hana Ia Temperature dr :.
antonio cran ~ @rados y IN CHI
ra"o Il Ia mi>ma bora 10, D"rmGm"-
iro- marraban -: per" media bora
drspri< -uhi"rnn - 90 Y roui>uuaron
Suiicnin. MuchaS p"r>"uaS - sin
lirrnn a@nhialaS p"r 81 raior y i"-
lraha iaiur'~ So nr@a"on = .rabGia'
nor ScntirSr ~jmpnl"nIrS para "i!"
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SOIL AD0S i.tBR iD0RES Y RE-
GIMIENT0S En- CIEROS

la. ju.lnsnS no nlyidan che /, IA
nnSa insnrrrrr;5n De los ripavos
rn; mofiya,h mny principalmnnIc
Dor hahrr. ,Iado n soldadnS musul-
names rarturhOS rn.rasaios con
manlrra dc rrrJo. V So guardian muv
murho dc ir contra los punhIoS que
mi!ilan a Su S"rvicio. Por ESQ los
! S".dad"S dayakS d" R"rn"" IleVal
'"nSi&" a la Dand"r"ia mnrl"nrS q"
pei" i" los "n"migos mu"rIoS "n
e! r"nlbai". Is nm irofeo barbara.
sin dn@a aI=lna. per" "nir" los Dor
nc@fl"S - ana prtl'F'a i'-!iacieih"
'' Nai"r' ! i :" pr"iiii'ieSr S'i uS''
nin@lliln dc alll"Il"> SilNalcS :" ais
tartan "n ct "J"frI'".
por a2nnc an;ilogas. los franco
So han Tornado ea Madagascar 70
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pesar de TODD. Sc eXportan todaTia
esclavos para el Oriente.
-Casi creo que podrian ser cano-
nizados cstos negros. Pero ique es 10
que haccn ESQ hombres que ~;rabajan
en- In orilla del canal?
ives aquellos arboles que sur
gen de aQuel campo tan bien cultiva-
do?
-;Aquellas palmas?
ST, paimaS son; pero palmas que
producer Ell acaite de elais, el mas
apreciado y que mejor Sc cultiva en-
toda Ia costa.
-Desearia Yer estos arboles. de los
cuales he dido hablar tanto.
Ven, Y tie hare e como Sc OBJ
tiene el aceite.
Dejaron que Ia caravana siguiera
su marcha por Ell canine alberto en-
ire los terrenos paludicos, Y espoleaa-
do a los caballos Sc ~dirigieron hacia
IL plantation de palmas, que ocupa-
ban III eSpacio de TERRA negruzca
Y grasienta.
Dicha p!anta, que constiuye IA prin-
cipal riqueza de los reinos ' repu-
blicas de la Costa de Marfil, tienc e
aspecto gracioso Y pintoresco de "a
palmera, con grandes hojas palmea-
das Y una altura de dieZ 0 doce me-
tros.
Del tronco penden enOrmes raci-
mos, que snelen pesar doc" . ounce