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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07
Born.

In South Paris, Oct. 80, to the wife Of Harry
n. Thurlow. q son, Cecil Howard.
n. Plummer, q daughter, Electa Eatella.
In Lewiston, Nov. 2, to the wife OF Nelson
Cummings Of Paris, q son.
In South Paris, Nov 8, to the wife Of Chester
NJ. Merrill, son, Stanford Davis.
In Norway. Nov. ., to the wife of Ernest r.
Martin, daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07

NOTICE.
In the District Court Of the United States for rhe
District of Maine. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of
Of Hiram, Bankrupt
To the creditors Of Fred II. Sanborn In the
County Of Oxford and district Aforesaid:
Notice IL hereby given that on the 9Th day Of
November, A. D. 1915, the said Fred H. sanborn
was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the nist
ofice OF the Referee, No. Market Square, South
Paris, Maine, on the 22d day Of Nov, A. d. 1915,
at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, ct which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their claims,
transact such other business - may properly
come before said meeting.
South Paris, Nov. 1, 1913.
WALTER L. GRAY,
k5x7 Referee in Rankruptcv.
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card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks
to the friends and neighbors who helped
us BY their presence, sympathy and many
kindnesses In our late bereavement.
Also for the beautiful floral tributes.
Mrs. hattie n. BAILEY.
Mr.. AND MRS. CHAs. e. CoLe0N.
Mr.. AND MRS. n. WALTON BAILEY.
MRS. ]. A. BUCK.
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Maine News Notes.

Ellis Parmenter, II yeers of age, EN-.
ployed in book bindery in Portland, was
instantly killed Tuesday by being caught
bel ween the wall of an elevator shaft and
the side of the elevator.
The property of the Eastern Steamship
Corporation. wi has been In the hands
of receiver for some years, is to be
formally sold at auction under fore
closure of mortgage held by the Old
Colony Trust Co. of Boston, trustee for
the bondholders.
At q somewhat prolonged session OF
the directors of the Maine Farmers
Union at Augusta Wednesday, the resig.
nation of c. E. Embree, the general
manager, was accepted. There bad
been friction in the management of the
union, and Mr.. Embree In consequence
rendered his resignation.
Levi Poulin or Napoleon Poulin OF
Waterville, about IS years OF age, was
run over by q Grand Trunk train near the
Auburn station Thursday evening, and
died about two hours later at the hos
pital without recovering consciousness.
When the engineer of the train saw him
he was lying on the track. He was neat.
~ dressed, and it is said that there was
no evidence of liquor about him.
A peculiar case is reported from Au'
gusta. Some one found q. bag Of bones,
portions of skeleton, the head and por.
TONS OF the limbs being missing. The
officers, the medical examiner, another
physician, and veterinary surgeon, ex'
amined the bones, and could not deter
mine whether the bones were those of q
human being. They have been sent to
the University of Psnnsylvania for iden-
LITIGATION.
Eugene r. Msrston, assistant fireman
at the soldiers home at Togus, Thurs.
day evening shot and killed his brother,
Ralph R. Marston, engineer at the home,
and then committed suicide with the
same gun. Both died instantly. The
brothers, usually friendly, are said by
their wives to have been drinking and
quarreied. Ralph was 20 years of age
and Eugene %. Each leaves q wife and
Ralph child.
Mrs. Mary E. Barrows, the oldest pris.
oner In point of service In the state
prison, died Friday at the ago of "a. She
was sentenced in York County in 1884,
to be hanged for the murder of her hus.
band, but the sentence was afterward
COMMITTED to life imprisonment. She
had been at Thomaston for thirty.two
years. There are no relatives to claim
the body, which may perhaps explain
Why q petition for her pardon has never
been presented.
The Maine State Pathological Society
will hold It's annual meeting and exhi.
bition In Portland City Hall, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. IA. IL
and'16. A large list of premiums fol
fruit and fruit products are offered by
the society, and another large list OF
special prizes in cash by firms and COR.
poratIons. G.. A. Yeaton Of Norway Il
president of the society, and E. L.
White of Bowdoinhsm 10 secretary.
Headquarters during the meeting will be
at the Congress Square Hotel.
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Married..

In East Sumner, Oct. 81, by Rev. in. Atwood,
Mr.. Owen Bonney and Miss Gladys +. Buck
both Of Sumner.
In Auburn, Oct. 81, by Rev. j. Levin, Mr.. Sam
Kuslansky of Norway and Miss Annie Michel.
son of Auburn.
In Bryant's Pond, Oct. %. by A. Mont Chase,
ESQ, Mr.. Lewis e. Buck and Mrs. Angie Belle
Spear, both of Woodstock.
In Rryant's Pond, Oct. 81, by A. Mont Chase
Esq., Mr.. Joseph II. Littlehale and Miss Agnes
Josephine Howe, both Of Woodstock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07
New CORPORATIONS.

Certificate of organization has been
filed by the Ellis River Telephone Co.,
organized to construct and operate tele-
phone lines. Capital $4,000; paid In
$40. Lee j. Thurston of Andover Is
president, Frank E. Leslie of Andover
treasurer, and Herschel G. Glines OF
Rumford clerk.
L. W. Ramsdell Co., organized Nov.
at Bethel, to conduct q store OF mer.
chsndise and to manufacture, buy, hold
and deal in goods, wares, etc., and real
estate. Capital stock, $4,000, all com.
mon; par value, stO0; paid in $500;
shares subscribed 81. President, Llew.
ellyn W. Ramsdell, Bethel; treasurer,
Horatio N. Upton, Bethel; clerk, Ellery
C. Park, Bethel; directors, Horatio N.
Upton, Llewellyn W. Ramsdell and Clara
r. linton. all of Bethel.
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State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm Of F. J.
Cheney & Co.. doing business In the
City Of Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor
cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS
CATARRH CURE. FRANK j. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of Deem
Der, A. D. 1886. A. w. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern
ally and acts through the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces Of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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LOST

Thursday evening, Nov. Q, be-
tween Gothic St. and Bolster's shed,
off Market Square, a lady's brown
handbag, containing a pocketbook
and small purse, and other articles
of value to the owner only. Finder
will be suitably rewarded by return
ing same to P. A. Millett, South
Paris. As
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Mrs. 3. J. 100, >,o 90
Brooks, Norway, Me. Unknown 1850 Slo'oo
George c. ,ooo =, n.
irwin, 8. Paris, NE. UNKNOWN ie0o INV
hereby certify that the above statement IA
true according to my best knowledge and BELIEF.
4s GEORGE II. ATWOOD, Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
estate Of
HILDA JACKSON, late of Paris,
in the County Of Oxford, deceased, and given
demands against the estate Of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settle
ment, and all indebted thereto are requested TO
make payment immediately.
GEORGE A. JACKSON.
October 18th, 1916. A-4S
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In the frat place, you can rest assured
Of the same careful attention to your
every want, at the Chas. b. Howard
Go. . store. II you have no time to CAL,
phone for your box OF Cedulas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07
UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS
IN THE
South Paris Savings Bank,
souTH PARIS, MAINE.

The following statement contains the name,
the amount standing to his credit, the last known
place of residence or post. office address ana tne
fact of death, IL known, of every depositor In the
south Paris Savings Bank. who has not made q
deposit, or Withdrawn any part thereof, or any
part of the dividends thereon, Tor . Period Of
more than % years next preceding October ].
1915, and Is not known to the treasurer 70 Dc
living,
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IJse Aliens root.Ease,

The autiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes
and used In the foot-ba II You want rest and
ma Allnn's Foot. Fsse, It relieves corns and
bunions Of al pain and prevents blisters, sore
and callous spots. Sold everywhere, 70. Try y
to-day. 4et1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07
Bankupfs Petition for Discharge.
In the matter Of

bankruprS TeIIioh IoI U'se"s'So
!! st e Hsi f. Il Bankruptcy,
To the Hon. cLARIMcn Hale, Judge Of the DE,
Of Maine:
ELMER Z. HUTCHINSON Of Hebron, In the
z County Of Oxford, and State Of Maine, In
said District. respectfully represents thas on me
18Th day Of Feb, last past, ne was duly ad!udgea
Bankruptcy; that he has duly surrendered Al
bis properly and rights Of property and has fuliy
COMPLIED With al tie Requirements OF said Acts
and Of the orders Of Court touching bis bank
'| Wherefore he prsys, That be may be decreed
debts provable against his estate under said
BANKRUPTCY Acts, except such debts - Are ex'
copied by iay from su cf S a,scSSs n 1915
ELMER Z. AUTCHINs0N. Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
DISTRICT OF MAuI. 9. 49,.
On this 18th day OF Oct, A. d. 1915 on Eesd'ne
the foregoing petition, II Il
ordsred BY the Court, that hsaTsns b had
upon the same On the 90 day 9! DC. A. ~
1913, before s.id Court q Porsland u sao ~. Dis'
tice thereof b pubnshed n the oxtord Demo;
crSt. 4 Newspaper printed In said Dtetx1oe. and
that sll known creditors, and oehef Pefsons y
and shoV cause, II any they haye. why TIE
nrsyer Of said potltIoner should mot b granted.
And il % further ordered BY the Cont. That
The Clark shaiI send By nsil 70 ~ kncwn cred.
dressed to them 4 6sir phess Of sssidsncs y
witness the Hon. CLARxNoI Hall, judge
Of he said Court, and the zeal thereo&s 8 Fort
land, N said Distzics, On ths IN day q 'Ocs'
49, ~ JANfs =. HIWuY. Ozark.
lE1e eopy ct petttioa and cedG lA4oQe.
! ~ 5 40 jAN1s = Hnw1Y. c'at.l
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that ere
has been duly appointed admiuistratrix OF the
MARIETTA A. FULLER. late Of Paris.
In the County Of Oxford, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having ue'
desired 10 present the same for settlement, ant
all Indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
Oct 19th, 1915. WINNIE \. hlDLoN'
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Died.

In Norway, Nov. 2, Mrs. Irene g., widow OF
George W. Locke, aged rs years.
In Biddeford, Oct n, Mrs. William Perrtgo OF
Saco, formerly of Norway, aged 48 years. :,
In Denmark, Oct %, Moses e. wentworth
aged 70 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07

A lasy liver leads 10 chronic dyspepsia and
oustpation-Weakens Che whole system: Doen's
Reguleta (2bc Per box) ~ mildly on ~ nveS
md bowels. AZ IN drug stores.
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LOST

On Oxford Street, Monday, Oct 80,
a set of light weight steel scales,
used for weighing meats. Finder
will be paid for his trouble by re-
turning same to Theodore Thayer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07
FOR SALE

Eighteen nice Rhode Island Red
Pullets.
VIM. F. KING,
AZ South Paris.
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Cottage Studio
Notes
WATCH THIS COLUMN

NORWAY, Nov. 1, 1916.
Of course you want some portrait
work for Christmas-Why not save
money by having it done Nowf
All photo materials cost US more,
making an advance in our prices
necessary the first Of December.
A new size we will make for only
ST. 90 per dozen this month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07
A new lot Of
Winter Hats

Priced from SOC TO $500
Also Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats.
DR.. Sayman's Sosp, Extracts, Toilet
Goods, 60.
Also q flns line Of Hosiery in Cotton,
Wool and silk.
Mrs. Lillian u. Mo- inley,
Opp. Stone Church, Sopth Paris, Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07

CROUCH ON RATS" ends RATS, MICE,
Bnrs. Die out doors. Unbeatable Extermina.
tor. Used the World Over, by U.s. Govt too.
Economy Size 7Sc. or 15c. Drug and Country
Stores. Refuse substitutes. FREE. Comic
Picture RE. 8. Wells, jersey City, N. j. 42.4o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07

Feel lsnguid, weak, run DOWN Headache?
Stomach corr? good remedy is Burdork
Blood Bitters. Ask your druggist. Price 81 90.
For anv itchiness of the skin. for skin rashes,
chap, pimples, etc., try Doan's Ointment. Soc at
all drug stores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07

A fair audience, about as large as can
be secured for any lecture, heard the lee
turs on Abraham Lincoln given at Deer
ing Memorial Church Friday evening 6y
Rev. Gay C. White of Portland, under
the auspices of the Sons of Veterans.
Mr.. white presented picture, not OF an
ideslized, but of plain and human LIN
coin, and gave much delight to bis hear
ers.
A fraud which has reached South
Paris as well as other parts of the coun'
try and obtained thousands OF victims is
an endless chain letter scheme Offering
ladies a guaranteed 81 so petticoat for
ten cents. The circular started from
Minneapolis and the post-ofdce autnor''
ties have already held up half 2 million
letters all containing dimes. Don't faii
for IL.
Master Henry Morton entertained bali
a dozen of bis young friends at q game
snnpsr Tuesday evening. The basis OF
the supper was one rabbit whion henry
had brought homo from hunting Trip
As one rabbit, even when made INTO
pie. might be rather . light meal Ioi
ssvsu growing boys, IL was REINFORCED
hv .ome yenison which bad come inte
nosssssion of the family, together wisl
CRANBERRY sauce, mashed potatoes, salad
and cake. The guests were Masteri
Gordon Powers, William Maxim, Raipt
Maxim, Guy Swan, Howard Aldrich ane
Cecil Kimball.
All the members of the Fan Tan Club
the juniors, and a number of guests, par
took Of the supper ae the ciuo too%'
Thursdsy evening, making total o
thirty.one who sat down at the tables
Gansral consent had been given to th'
policy that the spreads should not DO o
elabora,e as some which the club has naf
in the past, but this fact was not discov
srabls In tie rich and varied menu OF tn
supper. After supper business meet
ine, = session of "Pass 1t along" and :.
variety of games, with general sociaoin
| ~. com pleted one Of the most enjoyaoi'
affairs IN the history Of the club. j
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IL
sus ONCE is entirely superfluous, for
everybody knows all about 1t.
sixteen active and honorary members
.uu elght guests were present at the
u%setlng Of the Seneca Club with Mrs.
viz Stanley on Monday evening of last
. eeI, Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Eastman
ere nostesses. In addition to the regu-
a. program Mrs. Roy E. Cole by request
aus Thou Art Our Father" one of the
w;a Of Mrs. Cora S. Briggs,
Dr.. so mrs. Agnes L. Morton at the piano.
, sn were served of fruit cock
all cresmed partridge, cranberry sher-
so as celery, pickles, harlequin Ice cream,
ms el CAKE, walnut cake, nuts and mints.
pos s guests were Mrs. G. <. Dolliver of
R'9n, Mrs. +. N. Wright, Mrs. q. W..
S" sawyer, Mrs. n. @. Joy, Mrs. John A.
NV, Mrs. Louise Blanchard, Miss
.or us's'ne Pillsbury, Miss Ruth jaime.
a peasant social affair was the annual
cgP,lon given by the South Paris w.
L." u 10 the teachers and parents,
va.s 0n was held In the Congregational
.ssuy Tuesday evening. All the teach
=" Of the village and some from outside
are Srs present, the senior class of the high
T ~ and good number of the w. C.
sn. y. members, parents and invited
~ sss. Mrs. W. K. Clifford presided al
vi.; program which was given, and the
csaN ors were welcomed by Mrs. Susie
T'apman, president Of the local w. c.
sn.o.i Musical numbers included q piano
T w. oy Mrs. Burnham and Mrs. Agnes
G.oo' vocal solo by Miss Ruth
lives and solo by Mrs. NJ. L. Noyes
so uo sang one Of Mrs. Cora 8. Briggs
n;s%sposisions, with Mrs. Briggs at thu
h. uo. Remarks along various lines Of
Ssn escner's work and influence In be
Rsm =, the right things were made b.
Sn, NV. ". d. Newton, Rev. @. 1. Spear
TSpsI,ntendent N. c. Joy, and Rev. A
~. .cwhorter. Following the program
social hour, and Refreshments
served BY the ladies.
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,o,Sp TRUNK RAILWAY.
Rsalnnins Sept. IL, 1915,
anrfru pARrQ

TRAINS LAAVA S00'"
,u, East :S5 q. m, express daily;
GONG Iccal, daily except sunday, o% Snppd m,
,.ss u, daily. 7;s1 a. M 500 p NJ SUNDAY
excursion, fwest) s:4S m, express, daily;
Going ~ .sI' daily except sunday; sSl pm.
S&P n All ~ 1922 a. M, 500 p. M sunday
excursion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-18
Ell PROBLEMA DE TRANSPOR
TIES

pAprC D;c;oc,brc do 1915 Al
berto Claville, que dcsde hace ire;
semanas cs director &ener"! de trans
porteS ) -aeio"sS' eS|" i@So-
~ go am+,onJ;nr.;,
Al +erar noticin de ouc 100 bar
a cargadas de carbon destinado 4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-18

mayor p&rte de los i!scnoS trazadUs
por 81 imperial mano son ei fruto de
I'm eStudio paciente y dc muchoS en-
SayoS prcceientes. Les disenos ira
zados al dcScuido delanle del publ
60. son diSeaos appendices de me
mcIia. conyienZUdamcnte por el Illus
ire comediantc.
r. argumeato por otra parte no
es sencillo No Sc ;rata de objetos
famillarcs. lie ari.oles. casas. figur&s
divprtidas De convidados. Guillcrmo
II prcf;ere sobre TODD las figuras ale
c6ricas. las ob~as grandiosas, iAs
inicas sin iuda. que juzga dignas de
las p9mpas del pensamiento impe-
rial. Hay en- este album un proycc-
to dc monumcntos consagraio a los
muei,os de IA gaardia imperial dc
1870. Hay ademdS una aiegoTi1.
en- dos parties uue Sc llama Pax"
Es-declarl el d!hujante frances IN
c2cs impossible de pievnas. de MEM
bros cortadoS : de brazos levanta-
dos. I'm medic de tanto horror Sc
magma uno yer cadaveres destro-
ZadoS. La 0tra parJe del cuadro Tc-
prcsenta ana puerta de prisi0n TO
mana, con barroteS, adornada con cia
vos enormes Y a~nillas, pcsadas. 4
las cuales sin dada encadenaran 4
los refTactarios &c Ia paz. Unos
leoneS guardian esta puerta kcstll.
ieones hor-ibles sobre los cua,eS ha
caido Ia doble middleton de IL tor
peza imperial Y del barbarismo ar
caico; a pies, hay unas 3guilas
p~isoteadaS, aplastadas con alas de
murciaIagos. Debajo hay estas pa
labras cscIitas por "a propia mano
imperial: Deutschland protectorin
des Friedcn'. Alcmania prctecto-
"a de la PaZ. V Nieman. Zuliabed.
'Niemand Zuieide" 10 Que quiere de
cir. Ia paz por el amor de nadie. III
por la pena de nadie-
Jalnas ningGn launo-dice ".
Bac.-ni siquiera el mas feroz de
los latiros ha rodido concebir una
raz semejante hecha de hero. de
sangre y de matamza. Tn latino hui
biese evccado IN simbo;o tranquil
zador, alguna figur2 de billete de
Banco, un labrador o ST. a.ada en-
Ia mano apoyado sobre I'm monitor
de heno o uu gcnio coronado de
flores con IN cincel 0 una paleta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-18
FL DILETANTISM0 De
GULLLERnAO II
Ell ALBUM DE sUS oBRAs.- sUs ARGUMENTO PREFERIDOS

FL Gr2nd M~ontaignc escribia en-
el sig.o XVI u prop6Sito dc Cjce-
ron csta: lineas: "ES una eSpecie De
hurla Y Dc injuria. Guer"r ensalzar
4 in hog1bre por cualidades eXtranas
a su rgazo.... como quien elogiara
= III rey dc ser buen pintor o bucn
arQuitecto.
Ahcra bien Guillermo II Sc vaEa-
gloria dc Serlo TODD. Perc sobre 10
DO rin:or, &-quitacto y nusicO. Tn
frances uue conoce acknowledgements
4 Alemania y Sobre todo IA cote
imperial VI. Eerdinad Bac d~ibujante
lie u~a!eHto. ACADIA lie consagrar una
sarie de ~ar;iculos intereSantisimos =
Guillermo II intimo. e. ultimo lie
dichns estuGios. puh'icado en Il Re
vue de Paris. es una c".itica preclsa
merte d. Ii ohr:; del imperial dIou-
iarte. II. F'eriinad Bac. Sc ha III
tornado O.: In misma %!uente, es decl,
en- q gran album cditado por oruen
del emperador' que contiene con
las principales obcas del s~cberaIo,
"quella< qUc In inspirado. Sc titula
Der kaiSel und die .,unst. (El empc-
razor = e. Arte.) Cada { qIc
recibc = ali artista Guillermo II Sc
apreSura 4 ofrecer'e este grueso %
lunen.
"IEnoro-dice NJ. Bac-cl efecto
que este cata ogo ha poGlao produeir
sobre los extranjeros que 10 recibian
de manos de- emperador. pero me
imagine que han debido hallarSe Gas-
coHcertados al recorrer esta coIcc
ci0n de dibujos de escolar. de in
significarciaS V de plagiCs comenta-
dos pompOsamente Y preseatados CO.
mo Il obra dc una inspiration D
rior.
Para TRAFALGAR, Guillermo II no Sc
mSt1.a en- I'm eStuGlO foCe2tO lie
IN material perfeceionado come ha-
cen los aticionados ricos. Este per
soraje que tiene Glen trajes diver
SOS no Sc ha necho IN Jraje de arts
"a. LIega a IN castillo y coge Ell
prime lapel. que q en- sus manos.
asisce a una reunion V vue.ve ei me-
M de Ia c9m!da para trazar alg:n
C3qu!a 0 4 c IN dibujc compli-
saGfsir2o. Dur&nte el ~entre2cto de
ura conedi&. traza scenaS Sobre Ell
pyogprr2a para apoyar ana demostra-
ciGn. No obScaate esta ~improv;sa-
ci5a es mas aparente que real Y Ia
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FCER0N DERR0TAD0S LOS
DiCrtigENES $500.
Los;
t'irRr Dc Ia IA. pal.)

,.,r .oJo rno D., ros oxo.i,Ins l.
moy,r IbrriaA r.mpaIiblrr,n 81 de-
rcrho i.ual t. los dcmj< Y de este
! urinripiu. a~pliranio 81 mftaio de-,
| Gariiyo. Ilrea a In conclusion de- ~,
90, iISfo r~.>!riu.ir un drrrr!ln natu.
! raI ruandn SI linrriad ri."rIada al
! ranrr = arrrlar Ia conservatism .r
! In <nrjrIad . 7 rS,urbar 81 .!rSarrO-
, 10. La r~uSrIanZa ~rclioi%-l uur ~
! trana Ia ~aplirari6n de L.: ideas mi,
, ~ah,lrarlaS. ideas cue II, rurt!.. aSi.
milar In inlrli.rnria de- Ia niIcg. rSa
, rnsriianZa ro.lribuvc a rontrariar
! 81 d,Sarr0lIo p>irolGeiro natural del
, uiIo " firndr Il nrOdurir ,.irrll de-
/ formation on Sl rSDiri!u. srm1ianlr
= /, 1rrormari6n fisjra ulr ppJria
rr,l.,.;, mn n.s,4i~ .o;muisIi.o yic,u
:, -, ,.,n.,,ucrr;a 81 Estado ,ichr
nroS.rjbir .oEo rnsr1gnzo rrli.ipsa
en- las rsrurIaS DrjmariaS, va scar
OrjcjaIrS u ~Dariirularcs.
.,l:.io,, or,.ro
,. -, Io.o..,ri,
,,,,L,
nIaI;,oa.io t,,
,; .a,t.,;J,.
.T,,;,n laan,. ,oIf,;o.o ,,,dar
:n;t,, 49, !, .,,,aan;a IL
-n,I;,ior;o. ,re :. dooo.itor oIIi
..u,n ,r;r,,o,os ,rop,oS = da.orro-
i,a.,o -, ,.:oIo,to ror.r,.,,n rs
,vaI;. - ar.ir dol cIcr, 10 an,
nanra =, !, o~nso1,rzo ~nriacinaI
mrrtc de Ia elemental. En- ia Histo-
ria Patria. cStudiada Impeachment
Ie, 81 rIero "parcc' como "I "il'''lI-
/" mas ,'",' no
u ~ ~inInrasns de n IrIosia anIrs
duc los ~inlrreScs de Ia Patria." Des-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-18
EN- LAS ISLAS CICLADAS ESTA
LILO LA REVOLUTION CON-
IRA Ell COB. GRECO

PARIS. Dicicmbre de 19lG.-Dcs-
pachoS llecados 4 csta capital procc-
denies de Atenas cvpresan que aver
= primcra hcra nan cstallaGo una re
yo,ucion en- todas las lSlas IL In
tegran g. Arrhipitlago de ias ISlas
Ciriadas. s!:uadas IN e. Mar Egco.
Esta re"oluci6n ha scrvido para
dcrrocar : cast eoGas las autorida-
deS griegas QUE hen sido susJisuidas
por los n~at;vos De aquellaS Islas.
Las tropaS qle al principle Sc
mostraron hoSiiies 4 los rebeldes.
arabaron pcr p"s&rse 4 las filas de
tstos con Y hagajes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-18

Para pcncr fin a este. para AGA
o." coa este terriblca cote solo hey
un medic y este eS 81 lie que ejer.
2an una accidn coicctiva todos los
ncutrales.
A nu";t"o cntender. sois vos-
ctros, c~iuIadanos del mas ~pcdercso
Ie loS Estados neutrales. los llama-
dos. por Gerecho y por deber. a a,tt-
mir IL i~rici"ti"a Oh esta question.
Nos dirigimos 4 vosotros para
Que cXcit&:5 i vucstro gobierno 4
tcnar ula actitud ~energica Y deci-.
silva y i que lame l los demas neu-
tGales para que 10 redeem Y 10 apo
yen
Estamos c~oavcrcidos de que no
icfraudarcis nucstras es~peranzas."