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GERMANS GAIN
INCR0WS'
WEST0F MEUSE
Final Charge of Day With
10000 Men Forces French
Out of Position.
NEW ASSAULT ON
VAUX FORT FAILS
,o,c,di Cab,e Despatch TO TRr Svs

PARIS, March l0.--As the result Of Q
.ere. Of violent infantry attacks the
Germans at vetdun are again In possess
s,on of 4 part Of the Bois des Corbeaux
,Crove' wood). to the west of the Meuse.
which they lost yesterday TO the French.
,ne.r chief efforts to-day. presumably
because Of the value which these wooded
POSITIONS OF the western side of the
rver have as artillery positions in con.
bank Of the river.
The positions were Won by the Ger
manS a; loss which the French War
Office tonight says was out of all pro.
portion to the object sought. Several
violent attacks had been repulsed when
the Germans delivered a finai assault,
With at least "A division 100000 men),
Douaumont Again Attacked.
The Crown Princes army also re.
turned 20 the attack on the Douaumont
plateau with an assault on the French
lines to the west of the village. The
Germans were stopped by the French
IRE before they reached the French
lines.
Another German attack was launched
against the village Of vaux. but IL was
stopped short by the French artillery
The German attacks on this front yes-
'erday cost the Germans Considerable
losses.
Note is made in the official communicate
hsued tonight of AN increase in the in
nns'y Of the German bombardment in
Inc Woevrs. indicating a possibility tha,
smother attack Is contemplated in this
region.
Floating mines which the Germans had
thrown into the Meuse at ST. Mih.el ware
era1s"d out by the French before doing
en- harm.
French Lose In Crows' Wood.
The Official communicate issued by the
ff'nch war Office tonight follows:
IN Ariois the Germans west OF the
L.l, road exploded "A mine, the crater
o! which we occupied.
IN the Argonne we cannOnaded an
eenly column which was marching in
tc direction OF Montfaucon wood.
West Of the Meuse. where the bonn
'"Iu'nent was uninterrupted, the
enemy in the course of the day threw
h'mseli violently against our positions
n The Bos dcs Corbeaux Several at.
tack we're rcpulsed successfully by
the IRE Of our artillery, infantry and
miira!llcuses. which caused heavy
losses IN the enemy ranks In spite
Of their losses. which were out OF all
l'o?"rton to the object sought. the
Germans launched final assault with
- hast IL division 10000 men) OF
electives in the course OF which they
were ahl. 20 occupy again part Of
t'' lo's d-s Corbeaux which we had
tlab'h from them on March 8.
Last II the Meuse the enemy twice
aia'E"l our trenches west Of the vii.
.ss' ~ pouaumOnt. Stopped by our
tMiagc fire and our mitrailleuses,
t1'' we're not able to reach our lines
N any point.
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"e"t'emrn. We have set our hand J..
."r p'"nrh and must go to the end of ,h.
furrow." "
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-05
Market Report
DR.. Danford, dentist will be in
Washburn, May 9th. to llth.-Adv

DR.. Danford, dentist will be in
Washburn, May 9th. to l1th.-Adv
Furnished room for rent. Mrs.
Buchholz, Adv. 4647.
The annual state convention
Of the county superintendents
of schools was held at Dickinson
Wednesday. u. L. Brekkem was
in attendance.
For sale-Brome grass seed
and potatoes. P. A. Larson,
Washburn, N. D.-Adv. 46-47.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Samuelkon
spent last Friday i'm town shopp-
ing. They came in in their car
and report the roads as improv-
ing.
For sale-North Pole white seed
potatoes. j. e. Williams, Wash
burn.
Sidney Reid came up from Bis
marck Monday morning and has
accepted a position in the office
Of the Mclean County Abstract
company.
will stand ait my place, my,
Pure Bred Registered Percheron
Stallion, Tom Thumb, dark.
brown, coming 3 years OLD. H. c.,
Jones, Washburn.
Mrs. F. A. Callahan returned,
Saturday from a short visit in
Bismarck. While down she. ait
tended the concert given by the
Danish violinist Skowgaa1d md
members Of the New York Opera.
company.
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-05
afternoon was warm and sunny
and an ideal time to work out.

| dICefnOOn was warm ana sunny
and an ideal time to work out.
side.
The fifth and sixth grade are
practicing a play called Richard
II for the next Parent-Teachers
League.
A donation Of an American
flag to each room was made by.
Mrs. r. u. Anderson at the
hast Parent Teachers league. This
was greatly appreciated.
The fifth and, sixth grade
have been busy with their seed
testers lately. They -ested' some
corn, wheat and oats which test
ed out very good.
The girls Of the sewing class
will do your mending for YOU
Orders will be taken for any
plain sewing. Work will be dol
cheaplk and guaranteed to
please.
The sewing girls are collecting
samples Of silk for their note
books.
Herman and Walter Bischoff
are two new pupils in the
seventh and eighth grades.
The boys in the High School
have been practicing in running,
jumping and pole vaulting for
the track meet.
The seventh and eight grade
have window box in which
they have transplanted some
grains and flowers.
Two new pupils in, the fifth
and sixth grades are Eva Still
man and Arthur Mccain
Ernest Klein is back to school
after being out on sickness.
Marie Brummund, Hulda Berg
quist, Archie Nelson and Cert
rude Schweizer were neither alb
sent nor tardy last month.
Hulda and Edna Giedd have
left school, having moved out
on the farm.
julius Bischoff, Angelena and
Dale SHillman have entered
school.
Esther Broeckel, Grace piesen,
Martin and Arthur Grothe, Win
ston Mann, Mabel Owen, Loren
Schulz, Hazel Whitlock and Eve
lyn Howe were neither absent
nor tardy last month.
Alfred Bischoff is a new pupil
in the High School room.
Elmer FIahlgren has Left school
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-05
1mpor,tant Notice

A meeting was called last We'd
nesday night of those interest
ed in she coming Chautauqua.
Only a few of the signers were
present so the PRESIDENT has set
another time. Friday evening Al,
z lis at the court room is the
time and place. There is i'm
portant business to transact.
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-05
Walls Jewelry Store
Washburn, North Dakota

on account of having to go o.
the farm.
Preparations are Icing made
for commencement exercises
to be held the first part %
June.
A debate on the Mexican sitara-
ton will be given by the Engliaa
classes at the next meeting OF
the Parent Teachers League.
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-05
SCHOOL NOTES

Last Friday a clean up bri-
gade was formed which burned
old weeds, grass and cleaned the
yard Of stones. The seventh
and eighth grade boys also went
down to- the river and dug up
some small trees to be trans
planted in the school yard. The
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-05

The s'Black Box'' Monday
night free.-Adv.
Harris Peterson has moved in
to his new house.
The "Blhck Box" Monday
night free.-Adv.
Ole Gra'din came in from the
farm Monday to attend the leas-
ing Of the school lands.
For sale-clean home grown
Timothy seed, $500 per bushel.
F. w. Macomber.-Adv. If.
Louis. Anderson of Coleharbor
attended the leasing of lchool
lands Tuesday.
DR.. G. G. Hibbs, Bismarck 8 lead
ing DENTIST not the cheapest
but the BEST.-Adv.
M. U. Roe -eturned from Bis
marck yesterday morning. He
went down with his wife who
will take treatments in the hos
pital for a week.
For Sale-Three Lots in Block
IA, Veeder's Add. Well fenced
and city water on premises "A
bargain. L. R. Burgum. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Kimball are
new citizens Of Washburn, Mr..
Kimball is employed with the
Mandan Mercantile company.
They will occupy the Gied1
house.
it as directed and if you are
not fully satisfied, the druggist
or maker will refund your money
Try it just once you will be
happily surprised.-Adv.,
M. M. Lamb, owner Of the
Klein Hotel at Turtle Lake, and
E. G. Jones, editor Of the, Wave,
were in town Tuesday attendt
ing the leasing Of school lands
meeting at the court house.
G.. A. Stillmann is hauling
lumber from town this week to-
his farm where he will build a
small house and two barns. In
the fall he expects to build
larger house. The family are
living in the Emil Anderson
house but expect to move out
for the summer.
Preparedness is the watch
word of today. Not only against
invasion but against misfortune.
Young man, young woman, pre-
pare for a good position by at
tending Mankato Commercial
College, the great school of the
Northwest. For information sen
for their free catalog.--Adv.
J::eG. Maloney Of Underwood
was among the many. in town
on Tuesday. He said he had
been here thirteen years and
commented on the increase i'm
autos. When he first came here
the only man who had an auto.
was County Superintendent Lofts
garden. Last Tuesday autos
were lined up on both sides Of
the street in two blocks. Men
from all over the county had
come to attend the school bleas-
ing'of land!
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-05

Attend the free show Monday
might at the Hub. Seven reels.
ADV.
Miss Edla Oberg went to Bis
marck Monday and will visit
with friends.
Cameras can be had at the
Studio. You can use them. or
buy, as you wish.-Adv.
A som and heir arrived. at the
Herman Boelter home Monday.
morning.
For sale-strawberry plants, 81
per hundred Mrs. Hans Hult-
berg, Washburn.
Wm. r. PEI erson, the som of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Peterson,
has reorganized the band at
Goodrich.
have the agency for the
! Saxon. Roy Westmiller, Wash
burn, N. D., ADV. #.
Those who win sing in the
Chorus on Memorial day are ask
ed to- meet at the Hub at 7:15
next Wednesday night. A chorus
of forty voices is wanted.
Mrs. Harvey Graham returned
from Bismarck with her little
daughter Wilma who had an op-
Grafton a week ago for tuber-
cular glands. She recovered in
a remarkably short time and
will soon be entirely we'll. !;
The court room was packed
with bidders when the school
lands Of McLean county were
Leased last Tuesday. The highest
bid was $172. for one quarter
section. More people attended
the leasing than ever before and
the prices were the highest.
HARNESS.. A fine line Of
light and heavy harness, collars,
harness goods have just been re
ceiNed by the Mandan Mercantile
Co. Prices are right and all
goods guaranteed.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Holtan
and Miss Holtan went to Bis
marck Friday to attend aecor
cert that evening. They return
ed the following morning.
Prof. NJ. E. Met Cnrdy and. Rev.
j. G. N. Pengelly went to Under
wood Saturday to complete ar
rangements for the county school
meet which will take place in
two or three weeks.
For rent "a section of lanGl
with buildings and 300 acres un-.
der plow one half mile from
Mercer. Will furnish COWS. Will
sell on easy terms. HI. E. Leach,
'52l Plymouth Bldg, Minneapolis,
Minn.-Adv.
Karl Klein returned 5Ionday
from a two weeks business trip
in Iowa and South Dakota. He
reports the weather as being
very cold and seeding slow. No
corn had BEEN planted but would j
be when it warmed upl little.
Mr.. anl Mrs. c. F. Drewry
and little daughter are visiting
at the home Of Mrs. Drewry 8 |
brother. w. j. Rickert. They
have sold their home.in Misso,lla,
Mont, and after visiting re-
latives in the east this summer
they will 60 back to- California,
their former home.
The following are among the |
number who have new autos this |
spring that have been purchase
ed from local dealsabs Geo. Swan.
son, Und 6ol, N y Ii well John /,
Singer, Mercer, MaxweallE; AL !
Sheldon, Ole Gradin, Dr Cor
don and w ]. Riekert each aI55
Studlebaker; j. r aber Dog !
llen, Maxwell and Geo. Weber I
an Oldsnobi!h Eight.
"a 8 y "a : Z
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-05
LOCAL NEWS

/ .lVCAl NEWS
y The "Black Box" Monday
night. free.-Alv.
N. p. Andrews is a new assist
ant at the 500 depot.
Farm Loans made at the Wash
bqFn State Bank.-Adv.
Geo. Weber was business visi
tor in Bismarck Friday.
The "Black Box'' Monday
hight free.-Adv.
Robt. r. Mann, one of the
energy farmers spent Tuesday
d town.
FIR sale-safe, floor and show
cases etc. Box 373, Washburn, N
D.-Adv.
Attorney j. A. Hyland Of Bis
harck was here between trains
tuesday.
For rent living rooms in the
1augeberg building. See Holtan
Merc. Co.-Adw.
The children IN the public
cho0l aobserved Arbor Day by
la4ting trees in the school yard.
For sale-good heavy work
orses. Call at the Everson farm.
Il Adv.
The Lulies' Aid Of the Congre-
gational church will meet next
Thursday at the Williams home.
The hostesses are Mesdames ].
E Williams and r. A. Callahan.
For Sale-The Butler house on
very easy terms. Rlein-Johnson
Co., Washburn.-Adv.
Geo. Hawkins, deputy county
superintendent, went to, Minot
this week to see what the chanc-
cd were of getting some; land on;
the reservation.
is IN ferry is now in running or
der and Captain McGuire made
hi8; f1et trip across Thursday.
The f8ads on the bottom across
river are dry and in good
condition. i; "
Mrs. Andrew Fahlgren return.
ed Monday morning from Bis,
mtrck where she: spent couple.
,ofaweeks in a hospital. She is.
improved and expects soon to
have her strength back. Mr..
Nahlgren went down Saturday
to tosaccompany his wife home.
While in town E. j. Jones Of
Turtle Lake met with members
ofthe good roads committee Of
th4 G Commercial club and it was
de{ided that Turtle Lake and
shburn would work together
il getting better roads between
thd two towns and other towns.
ThS second Wednesday in
cad month after supper was the
etin set for every auto owner
.to % q with a pick and spade,
san dig out stones in the road.
AM I'LL ruts. It's a splendid
id and should do wonders to
TIL pads if everyone does his
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-05
Suggestions

OUR window displays offer
splendid suggestions for gift
giving and fixing up ones own
home. ...
In our windows are displayed
the latest novelties, the most staple
table articles, and the most beauti-
full Jewlery. Of course We can't
show it all in the windows, so We
are going to invite you to drop in
and inspect it personally. WheI
may we look for you?
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CUENTO DEL Ola
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27

Ne habian dlcho quc era csLc nal
de Europa, un exquisite NAL; mlchla
mas que l|iuvla; mas que SrIsteza. me-
lancolia, nostalgia de quIen una >v,.
habia vis!tado CT viejo c~ontincntc. y
ii rcgrcsar al nucvo, VA no vo!vla
4 scntirsc en- cl, bien halladO, como
81 81 alma desccntrada va ~ vol
viera a visitar nunCa mas cl puDtU de
su dcstinO.
Para nj, tan enCaniado dc VERNE
en- BuenuS Aires. que para NADIA me
acOrdaba en- el dc Europa, que NADIA
echaba dc menos en- SUI amable SoCIe-
dad nj familiares afeCtos, tanto era
el carino que me rodeaba; csc nal de
Europa he parecia algo ~lnvcrosInit, al
90 cast IniCO. tai veZ cntrevlSLo Dor
un psic6logo que ]prctcndla genera
liar su observation. 0 eSta mn
portancia del eSpeciallsta que en- to
dos quierc yer siemprc un case dc Ia
enfermedad a que el dedico prcterente
estudio.
NAL de Europa? jPor que? 20 no
10 comprendia.
Muy pronto pude convenience de
que Ia e~nfermedad eXiste.
;Caso inico? Tai vez. Case intere-
sante, de todos modos.
Fue ell sociedad. Distinguidas da-
mas p~ortenas Dian mis- aIabanzas a
Buenos Aires. Del grupo Sc destaco
una de elias. una belleza de esas que
nos s]orprenden siempre, no por ina
vista, sino por siempre sonada. Una
de- esas ntujeres queEmos1d a 'i~aSseRsa-
cion de ago exotieo en- todas parties.
Su belleza como ell genio no tiene pa
tria.
De yeras. lie agrada Buenos Al
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Ell NAL De EUROPA

| Comprcndi en- eli torD de 81 pre-.
gunta que no juzgaba sinccraa mi.
palabras. Con TODD cI Calor de mi cS,
casa clocuencia procure ~pcrSuadlrit
| dc 10 sincere dc mis- elogIos.
81, para POGO tlelnpo....... e.
possible. les tan pcqucho este!
iPequcna la ciudad de III million
de hab!tantos,
PerO como Ia DANA, con . dU!-
cisima. que p~arecla Iicgar de muy
iejos, como dulzura &c caricIas en-
la nochc, me liza dlccndo de sus fasti-
dos, dc sus u~cscncant"s, iba yo or.
prcndiendo 81 NAL.
Fra el NAL dc Europa. En- 81. o!Os
febriles reapIandecian iuces dc utfos
%cielos, aun mas que dc otroS %cielus,
luces dc artifiCio de otroS saIvnc:.. q.
Paris. Italia. Espana tambicn, cntrc
vistas apenaS. habiaH deiadu la carl
ella dc un recuerdo en- aquel orazo
dc mujer. GPero erau solo los luLa-
res? Fran las eleganCias de Paris?
Era eli artc Gle Italia? ERA ell vivir
inconsCiente de Espana? iEraE las
severidades arlstoCratica5 de LOn4res
10 que su imagination evvocaba' 20
era algo mas?
-Yo quisiera volver a Europa.
ia que parte?
A todas. Viajar, viajar siemp~e.
mo lie parece a listed que esta lie
ira nuestIa tiene ajgo dc har.c III
clad9"? iEsta tan leior lie t1das a.r--
ties!
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espirituS ell que tiene mares J aIor-
midableS que nos separan de IL mas
cercano..... y listed dice, acaso,
como Ia esposa del Cantar de los Can
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Episodes de la c uerraEuropea
DUELO A MUERTE
I,6r Antonio .NY.AltI.

pufando tambien Il revolver, saito
De la orilla opueSta. 81 Official ruso.
Los dos 81 acometicron con flcrczi.
r. ncce>ariO c%Qnsignar, que entire
l~rtingaros Y rusJS cXiStc TN "odio
narienai" desda la guerra del aIio
de 1918. cuaudo lucll0 HunSria p0l'
.su libcrtad. Sicudo ahogado en- ST.
san-rc csc mOvimIcntO rScparailSta,
Dor ri oIio a Ia intervention de- Ru-
sla.
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FL reflector concentrate sus ray"s
;umiunSus suhrr Ia lurha rn!abia-
Ja Dor la. possession del purntc. Ca
In mo de- los ruNtrniIrnteS .trala-
La Ie. %couIuistar 81 honor para slI
.bandrra. Los romHon"ntcs de- am
has fIcrha>. cen SuS armas prtpa-
r~ailaS. sin RInNimlrnto al:unos "Spc-
raban a. ir$rnlarr. Era impasIbI"
~rIrScargar sIs armlS. porIu" alnbos
kruitntrs Illrhabau Il hTaho parlIdo
Entertainments ~abrazadoS, ala
rXtrrmo. Iur SlIS ~rcSpiracloncs ialI-.
-uSaS - tonrundian. Id mcrtla dc
la h6mba. lanHand" rlliShaS, lba con
>umiGnIoS". In minute, y 81 Pu"n-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27

cabcza del pucntc Las dos fuerzas
abandUnarUn q canine cmpoiVado
V Il travGs DE malcZas. aproNccliaIldo
algin Que otro cayo de monte. sc
accrcaban rada ,rz mas al codlclado
pucntc. arortando Ia dlStanc!a en-
Ire ambaS fucrzaS. d..,
Micntras Gslu Succdia. cl lcfe dt
la v~anguardia Iilngara Sc paSfaPa
inparirnIc. rabiuso. fuunaDa Su CT
garru, 81 paraba con IrccucntIa
concentrate su atcnciGn hacla e
ri2. haria 81 purntr. Sacaba 81 rrIo.
V diri=iGndosc a Su a]ytTJantc, mani
fcStG: $780, go
Las ocllo de la n~oclrc: va de-
bian Ilabrr dirgado al puclt". INC
crco 80 IIayan cXtrarlado.... cCuiI
- 81 parccer, captain?
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s., ia v~o. In reflector russo.
ST. i. nos buScan.
.lliora alumb"an ,rI pucnir. Tc-
mo que 81 lrnirnIc 10 purda cum
plir Su nrdcn.
-Tcn%n ronIian1a "n 81.
Las dos fu"rXa> - accrcabau ca
la -vrz mas. Uno> ruantOs minutoS
> n$lin en- 81 purntc.
Los so.dadoS a~yaHhaban :aI:as-
lrinIoSr. Ell reflector aIumDraba 81
purnlr rada rinco minutes. Clanio
vsiu .,Surriia. los inGantcS &" rnt"-
rraban rntfr Ia hI"rTa rStasa. a
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cualhlo ulcdalan en- Ia oSrurlIa'i.
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CinCu Kilometres >cparaban las
Nanguardias de los cjercitos hunga-
TO V russo. f! rio Dnyesjcr Scpa-.
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MO, Tex.
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P.AGAREM0S por unos cuantos minute
diarios dc 81, tempo D~ESOCuPADO.
Neccsitamos Representatives. en- su loca-
lidad; no inIporta dondc sc cncuentre.
Una. ocupaci6n agradable, saiudable'y lu-
craiiva para Seioras Y. Caballeros. los
quo escriSan primcro icndran preferences.
JUAREZ COMMISSION COMPANY,
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KANSAS CITY, NC.
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PARA ioda claSe de trabaios de Imrrenta.
dl-fJaSe j - PREN~A. Los hacemUs I sa-
usIacct6n Ccl ClieQle : 4 prcC!Os sUmagRen-
Is mudeTaduS.
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SOLICITUDES

Sc ~oITCrrNN AGcnlcS para Ia y"nIl de
- pREE~t en- las pubIarI"urs 10 NGua
C7l;rntn. hriZgnl- santa Monica. '~.Ilifnr-
ria. Las reJ<OU9S que 80 iuleFr>Gn PIE
d. dir. gtr>r Sc'friIauIO prcriu ! CcudI-
CToac> 4 a FEEN~N. Department lie
sE2C!cS. az Ug.e-USa ST.. san Antonio,
Texas.
81 SEcESTTN EXPRESS para uue llcvS SUs
petacas a IA cStasIdH . &c Gamble SIS ms
bIes. hableIe r RoSaies Tel. Travis ITO.
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ALOUILERES

sE RENTA cuar;o Appropriate para ofi,iua o
taller. Ca 6i3 DoloUQsi II. Iu,prman ~ las
orlclnas de "a PBEN~A a. an IL ten!a Dc
Ils BIOS. ESgU!na Main Y Travis.
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:: PrebabIcmente cl Principe de CO
les 81 Aas m,eaiaadQ. defuiiaip,rgne4sa
italiana, ~oiedeciendo ala manilies-
Ia simpatia hacia un coraz6u quo
debe rstar adornado con todas Ias
virtudes y heroismos de que han da-
do mucStra Ell Ia presepte guerra,
s,ia1 L. mmiersz ~-aliara