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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
DC JUST TO The NEGRO.


The Mansfield Enterprise urges the
point that as the negroes of that parish
paid part of the school taxes. their
quota should be devoted to their
schools This Ii only right and justice,
aud Il should be observed everywhere
4 the white people Of Louisiana really
1rige their own seli,respeet and the
approval OF high heaven, The True
democrat in not a negroioyer by any
means. but Il believes 10 justice and
opportunity foF the race, and that
until the whites recognize this "a a
supreme moral Obligation they will
never euIoy true prosperity, II not
sparrow falls TO the ground without
The knowledge and sympathy Of the
great heart Of God, the eeonomle treat.
ment OF the negro must arouse His
vengeance. Perhaps the present yiois-
STUDIES Ia agriculture are the form
shieh that vengeance takes. AT any
rate, those Who believe what they read
Il. their Bibles mnat see that God does
work Ia that way.
Justice and opportunity for the Negro
does not mean social equality or ANAL
samation or anything Of that sort; bat
il does mean that the negro should
have a chance and assistance to work
cut higher destiny When he shall,
by education or property qualification.
achieve the right TO vote, he will prob.
ably vote as well as the average white
uan Of like requirements. His ignorant
gote is Objectionable because II Ger.
rap,s white suHragans and leads to
dlssensiOn
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
HELEN KELLER

The writer was among the thousand
persons at Baton Rouge. Saturday
evening, privileged to- see and hear
Helen Keller that marvel Of human
Intelligence. who has accomplished SCI
much In spite II the weight OF the
most terrible Ineubl Never can the
experience be forgotten. First an In.
tense pity Is aroused as Miss Keller is
led before the audience BY her teacher.
Mrs, Amaze Sullivan Macy, Who pre-,
pared for Miss Kellera appearance by
an extended talk. explaining AT some
length how she has heen the girls
teacher for iwenty.niae years. from the
time when she knew only by touch. and
could communicate only by motions
having no conception Of the existence
of language, alght or sound. thinking
that others were situated even as she
There was pity, followed soon by aa
miration.
n 10 said that the totally deaf resent
Miss keller's appearance GA the lecture
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Col Pleasant unpieasantly iBtimates
that Mr.. parker's claim Ia be farmer
Is due 10 farming done within geo feet
Of the Cotton Exchange. and that he
Is one OF the raisefs Of the New
Orleans crop OF eottou, which consists
Of samples taken from bales shipped
to market. and that Mr.. Parker some
times handled i29.o0o In season,
which means that he received as sam
pies si2.0oo worth OF iagniappe cotton
Mr. Parker is also an absentee farmer
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
ANIMALS SHOULD HAVE PLENTi
FuL suppLY OF PURE WATER.

There can be no question that for
the full enjoyment Of health for farm
animals an unlimited and pure supply
of water ts essential" says W. II. Dal
rymple Of the department Of veterinary
science, Louisiana State University,
and although the effects Of 9 bad
supply may nof always produce preiu.
dEeial effects that may be seen, yet II
must be means Of ieopardiging the
health OF animals BY lowering the tone
of the system. and rendering them
more susceptible TO eousract dangerous
bacterial diseases when such are
present"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
A PIPE DREAM.
(New Orleans States. J

AtNfn efhfARS t8f1NFEaf
II there are $4,000 electors in a
State. with two parties. and 1000
voters participate in the primary of
one OF these parties to select canai.
date. aud 30 600 Of the electors do not
participate In order that they may vote
for the candidate Of another party In
the general election. don't be so foolish
as to believe that the candidate of the
30. 900 has any chance 10 win over the
candidate Of the $4,000. Get a pipe
and a syringe and yeu viii discover
how easy II is TO dream that 3o.eoo Ia
greater than $4,000.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Democrats are ridlculing the speeches
made in Livingston parish by John NJ.
Parker. the nall Moose candidate. wko
tried 20 convince the farmers af tina,
section that II he should be elected
governor they would be able to borrow
money at aiA per cent on thirty years
time. The intelligent people Of tia.
parish are not swallowing this Parker
absuraits. knowing tina, II any rural
credits law h placed on The statute
books Of Louisiana II will be done by
the Democratic legislature.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Mansfield Enterprise
OF all the Industries which have been
hit hard In the United States a. the
result Of the European war, the news
papers and printing concerns probably
have been the most affected BY In
creased prices Paper houses, type
houses, ink and linotype metal con.
Germs have Withdrawn all standing
quotations, and the prioes Of these
commodities are changing daily like
the grain and stock markets.
That In due to the scarcity and ex-
eeedlngly high prices OF dyes aud other
materials used In paper manufacture
and the high price of ores.
II IL no longer possible 10 contract
for white" newspaper we cannot
pfomlse 10 ship you white paper" a
salesman told us recently, but we
viii give you the whltesi we have" "
That accounts for the yeliewish hue
which Ia appearing Of late In many OF
the newspapers in this section of the
country These papers are using up
the last Of their old supplies OF news
print and The Rew shipments nearly
invariably have the yellowish tint. due
10 the absence OF what paper men call
bleach"
Linotype metal has increased In a
year from between 80 and 30 q hundred
pounds 10 nearly island a hundred
pounds looks like mere handful.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
DELAYED FACTS.

sinariiug under the lmputatlon that
he did not know ihe law, Judge Du-
buissou admits that he wrote on Feb 3,
tse days after the Progressive Repaa
lican convention. announcing 10 the
state central committee OF that party
that he was ineligible TO candidacy for
attorney general on account Of the
legal prohibition OF any ones becom-
ing candidate after having taken part
IN the Democratic primary.
And yet II was on March 10, over a
month later, that the announcement
Was made public This shoss not only
a disposition not TO play fairly with the
opposition but also with the members
OF their own party, who were evi.
IDENTIFY kept In the dark on the subject.
II probably took that long for Mr. John
NJ. Parker TO swallow the bitter pill
that In any event, Judge Coco would
be attorney general ~ the man who
dared to denoanea me-"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Roosevelt ID too dead 10 be an
issue" says a Parker man TO us. Not
dead but sleeping with active signs of
his awakening. If he BIZ not very much
alive nj The Republican convention In
June. II will be- because he and John
n Parker have lost their reckoning.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

There Ii one regret connected with
the enforced retirement Of former can
dtdate Duhuissoa. and that Is one can
NO, ever ask him officially what he
means By an Angelic Doctor
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Mr. Parker promises that he will dis.
continue unnecessary offices by femes.
Ing the lneumbents and failing TO ap
point others ia their stead Thus speaks
the neophyte. Should Mr. Parker be
come governor and hear the elamor OF
the cuckeoe, be would soon sigh for
more jobs TO give them.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Offieiai Journal Of the Parish Of Vest
Felioiaua, the Towns Of Bayou Sara
and 80. Fsanclsville. and Of the School
Board.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

We Also osn and publish the Felich
ana Record. weekly newspaper for
The town Of jackson, La Advertisers
wlll do veil 10 get joint rates for both
papers,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

have for sale simpklns' Extra Barry
cotton seed. absolutely pure and s6Ana
price sl0e per hushel. e. FoLKEs.
Star Hin, La. ts-ii.4
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Any one wishing a sie0 scholarship
In established Business College car
get II on reasonable terms BY apply.
ing Go this office.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

The Hereford Cattle Co. offers for
sale grade Hereford Cattle. registered
Duroe.JeYsey Hogs. and Angora Goats.
Prices reasonable, Address So. Fran.
cisYille. La. t2lg.issfl
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
LITTLE ADS"

FOR SALE 4 few settings Of pure
bred White Wyandotte eggs, ls for 81.
J. l.. DUpuY. Telephone a..
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
FOR SALE

FOR SALE i, G. Rhode island Red
Chickens, baby chicks and eggs AT
reasonable prices Mrs. ] O. Perkins.
Star Hill, La. lisMD
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

FOR SALE Speckled Velvet Beans.
s20o per bushel T, ". SHAY,
Mar. a5,ttl 81. Francsgiiie, La,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-15
(Pasa a la ia. Col 4a.)
Sc PIOEN SOCORROS PARA Glen
,FAhIL|AS AMERICANS
la SRA. KELLY EScRIPE DElEAD0 QUE
fSaS FAKllIAS HAN PfRDIO0 1000
CUaNl0 P0StISk

NUENA YORK, A=">to li.-iMiss
Maud W"tmore. mia del Senador
W"tmorc y prr>ldcnta de>la "Natio-
na. Patriotic Relief Society, reel.
BIZ una rarta de Ia sonora Alice Mo
kay Kelly. Que - cncuentra Ell Me-
Xlrn inyrstiganfo ias condIciOnes en
lu" :. halan Ia rami las america.
mas en ~" pals.
In iicha carta dice la sehOra Ke-
lily que - ursente 81 envio de s0co-
rro$ para :crca de cien familias a.
mercanaS. que Sc encuentran en- con
ilciones muy criticas, pues han perdi
do materialmente TODD cuanto -
seian Y han Siio robadas de las po-
cas- ropas que les quedahan.
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10 QUE Sc PROPONE Ell PRESl-
DENTE WILSON

Los EStadoS UnidoS tienen hoy, So
hre la armaS. ciento setenta cinco
mil komhre&. Li-tribuidos 4 10 largo
4" !; fgontci;.. :. :. lm!tacI"n de 10
que sc hizo en- Fr;lncia y de 10 que
oghen6 Cleveland en- ocasion parccida
= r. prcsentc. Mr. wilson sc Dropo-
.c. S Ia huelga So .ealiza, utiIizar a
To- milician0> haSta Il as tropas re-
guaIeS. en- cl deSempeno de las fun-
cicne@ de los fcrrocarrilerOs. II CO.
rleo Ell este pai%. g. IN Se:ric!" pu-
hlico de la Federation. Y no puede,
Dor 10 tanto, paraiizar>r como Sucede
con una iuduStria privada. De aquf
que (, Presidente Wilson crea tener
dcrechO de t"mar Il Su cargo los fe-
ilocarrilcS n y de mancJarIoS con "sus
cmpicados." que ahora 10 son los
micmbros del Ejcrcito Y las mi!iciaS.
Sin embargo. el problema queda en-
pie. porque no baSta e! numero do
-oiiadoS para cubrir las vacanteS de
ioS fcrrocar!iicros: y. pur otra parte,
los ScrvicioS de auuelloS SoH>. indis-
pen<ables ell la Inca fronteriZa. para
uoncr Il cubierto las cludadeS ameri-
cauas de nucvoS raids" del otro lado
del Bravo.
AlyrIuo- DcIi6dic0S ''SoSpechan"
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TO ADVERTISERS

We rnarante- Ia PRENSa has q inrxs1
circulation than any ether mexican news
paper in the United States
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-11
L.A.IDA EN- B.ANIERA.

BERLIN. AbrII i0.-LaS rtduiaS dc
alimrutaciGn Srgdu pueslas Ell cir
~,u!aci0n IN Baylrga y Sane Fl 10 dr
Nbr!l. Y en- elias - a~ut"rilara t.
consume he cicnto ~cincuruia gramo>
diaries DE- carnr para raia indiyitun.
con exception Ic dos IiaS dc n ST.
mana ell los Que Ia vrnta ne dlch"
agticulo qur1ara prohihida.
La venta Il los particulars de- ear
nrs IN ~c0nscrya. dr ]iaIn"n"S ' sal
chirlonnS "ulrros. Ia sido ]p"uAlhIda
IN Bayicra para .mprdir que los par
t.cularrs haEan rr>"rya> he csos ar
.i!cu.os.
Las cGuu.as pc:Soaai"S para u adj
Juisici6n de caruc 10 >r.rin dI>tr.-
Duiias I'll Berlin. La rr=la:ncn'acl"n
de- IA IistriHucl1n SEA ri,cluada. l.
mitando ii a2vuyis!uuau;rnto d. "a
Ia comarriarte Al meuUdeo.
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LOS SOCOROS : Los PASSES
INVADIDOS.

ICEDRES. A5riI I0.-Sir Edua"-
10 Grew. secretacio de negocios ex-
t~an;aros. Ia dicho en- ia canara &c
los eon1uneS que Ia participation del
.obierno !ngles en- los foados del &C.
nike de socorros lie Belgica y de las
r~egiones del rorte de Francia. mon
= cada mes = un million do>cientos
ciEcuen;a nil frances. Ha cxp.icado
que este dinero no es pagado directa-
mente. Sino dado al gobierno belga
sobre los fondos que este ha adqu!-
r;to en- prestamo lie 10 Gran Bret@-
AZ.
Coma - 2rrgao,ara Il sir EduaH-
io trey i Il =ohjrrnr am"ricano m
hia da,ia a,2ula <una para ,'>' "i'j'-
20. 81 m.ni<iro ha ~cont-~tad":
Ell -obirrno tx ~ EStacbr@ Insias,
4ur W sepa. no In p~r.stada jana''s
i.grro al -obir:uo u-.-l ) 40 - uHo
i, los a.iados de IA "Entra,".
+. s~.crrtario lie nn=oc.oS ~"ytruaj"-
roS d.jg que u!n&un& .arun:ia IA da-
10 a.rtuauia i. no a~2oi"r.t">r 4" los
hu4u-S aleuanr$ Iuc - :.a..&n IN
.rruaicS IN pir-.c< ~nau;"a.rs. an q
sa>1 i q I~u-.a;rrra au;a:.Iara t. uNo
!. rSoS auqur> para d"S".Ghar,a" II
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-11
LAS EAZiNAS DE LOS AtlADo-
RES FRANCHISES.

MINIS. ,.;r q, -, Not, r.r-.-
''' a~S|.,i.
-'"' q" 1920
":4' u'1E
DuEahte q mes dc -H"E"", ""
iIos a'ladHErS nan u'SP' -a"o "!"-
Ia act:I4dad SoD"' i2!1 I" 4E''.'"'
asF t!a-HI'h;' Ell q -5"!i Il" '''-
ian. In g. curse o' h~Hi'!'.'9'' COIL
bates ae.'c>. "'cii!'@ ) 81" "''"P.i-
nos a."GidiIe- nan >t'o "~'>-"'t"'1.>
?or nGesi'cs p..0s"S; hN''r dc clos
nan c2!l9 rh>"'l'S 'l ''"i'IoS -
ausstEas meas ! N'ii''.I'9 81" ia -
meas a-eEaAaS'
.NiAsuAa Guda eA!',' I'll =" QUE
Neacirrnt L estoS N'!ij!hoN "''"V'"-
hos que nu-stros photos a~ltc"E0h So
D.. las .lNr2S rArl"lsaS. - ia VS.
10 que L0cc o. clos cayeF"h !AcrA-
iia3dUSr y que !p> d!ez rrS;anteS d
jG3an cn -Spl:a.es DaJQ 81 !ue2o H.
GucstTC5 aYiadoEes-
"-Advma5, cuat"O aeFop.an9a Il"
names han silo desccnd!d0s per
auest-os cauonrs ~rspccialeS, uno dr
.,lOs en- nursi"as .ilras. en- los alrr-
dolores de Ayocourt. Y los tres res
iantcs IN las iineaS del ememigo.-
CnU. IN los aIrrdcdurrS de S:!ipprS.
gtgo cegca de- N,Uuyion Y el iltImo
cerca de Sainte-Narir-a-Py.
4 este total de- treinta Y cinto az
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e SRI0. De guerra HlGE
DfcLkRACiCaES S082E IA
CiAPANA En- MEXICO
DICHO SRIO. fR. IASIHG Sc EFGAaON 4
COHFNTAR Ia QUESTION Dc IN
ARRfGI0 con CARRtHIa
Telerrama especial para IL rRENsa.

WASHINGTON. Abril 1'.-Los
secretaries de EsLado Y Guerra. Mr..
Lansing Y MIR. Baker. Sc negaron hoy
a hacer concentrates sobre las infor-
maciones que SO recibieron de Ia
frontera. respecto 4 que e. gobierno
de los Est&doS UniGos ' {! de factO,
habian fijado un Unite hasta e. cual
podri&H il .as tropas americans Ell
persecution dc Villa, Quedandoies a
estas commandments prohibido IT.
m&a aGelaEte.
F. Secret%rio de Guerra declare
que entire ambos gobierros Sc es,a
trabajando en- IL elaboration de I'm
proUocolo en e! que So determiaaran
las condolences b&io las cuales Geben
permaneccr !as tropas americuGas en-
Mexico en- persecution de Ii banda
que &Sa.t0 Columbus. pero cue NADIA
saba del &rgeglo Pcrque este esta-
ba h~aciGnGose por c0nducto del agem
Je de- Departamento de EsIadO en-
Querttaro. Este senior sali0 de Que
retaro para h ciUdad de Mexico. Z IL
hes de IA senlara que acaDa lie pasar,
pero sc csper& que regrese q IL ca
pltai provisional del gobie.Mo carran-
ciSta para reasumir las n~egociacioncs
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LOS ~ChRGAAIENT0S DECO
MISADOS.

LONDRES, .Abri! l0.-Los cEtrac-
tos de cuenta que acabau DC ser tor
minados pOr el TcSor0 para ser So
met;dos a. Parlamento, demuestran
que q va.or DE- los ca3eamantos de-
comisados por los tribuna,es De pre-
saS y aStimados de manera fantdstj-
ca en- treinta mi!.oneS de libraS IS
terlineS, Ia sido srandementa exage-
RADIO.
Las cifras de eSos ~eXtractOS d
cuenta, Que no comprenden mas qus
las dacomisatI0nes ~operadas. por d
aisi3R DC los triDunaieS, hasia ia. i
dc marzo. ponen Dc manifesto i Ios
carea1nentos decomisados reprasen-
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PARIS. .Aeosto l0.-'El CARDINAL
MERCER 10 piensa, nj r@motamente,
abandoaar BtigiSa. c~a!quiega que
sea "a acritud del gooernaGoc general
son Kissing" Ia! e. q texto &c! men
us osicial dado esta uc"he q lcs ~
moreS relatives i Que los ~gob.ernos
5e!ga = frances han inEitaGo III car
DENIAL MERCER I aacer del Havre 81
residencia. en- eI aso de que e! con
i!icto con e. g~o5crnador Won Bis
sing. Sc acenruara demas;ado.
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.GenJe Wilson que todos los informes
reci5idos dc la frontera. indican que
as tropas carrancistas han estado
coopcrandd con las americans Ell IA
re. ~secuci6n dc Villa. Por u!timo, Mr..
Baker manifesto que no habia reci-
DIDO .inguna nolicia de Ell Paso, re-
latira = que las tropas del gobierno
de fac,o ~estuyieran siendo moviliza-
DIS a 10 largo de la frontera.
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BESIDE WASHINGTON
tiene tie Ia paJ ia

~ 49,
S'' 49,,
-"
''
w -, -
E. onco dis, cuando IN grupo De
"alvajes ataco " = borracha. : con
los PChos : los 21S5 - Ils.'H Ia -
Us' o-s -S-'- 2'-
&c
- -,
-.
~ ~
'" esq 49, ~'A1' i 80 "'S1'O0 ! =!
Sa'e' 4-e s. "~'~D~ ~' - c-' e.
asSpei@~o' - e"'.' ~
HSNi U'""s Sss-' 1'J $50
%'e--i" 0--
70 10 Sc s. los que aayaN 4eldo a
historic de este deralic.o cue Ia muer-
20 = des-rri- ~,ro7--a-5 -
mar1do De q !HlelZ halH2oh@ q]e
n2clo en- - Q&lht& A'eHlca y Is NE
IL &c IN magistrate ' HlZAleI2 @e Iii.
aEmnante. AcaSo Sc te qn.er2 Yer So
10 &c marlto c~onp.aclente y como u
tai Sc le someta : las ourlas cue Sc
empiean aenpre con los cue UIeDen
un POGO ST honor. 70 no pus1o Yer en-
e. mas que al ser humane, : ME "a
rece que es IN admirable t'2o &c
hombre, que quiSo : una nujer. :
cuando 4 ri6 despena:se Ell ei abs
Fo no Sc sintio enco!erlzaao / MI
~sericordiDso. : le abEl0 q puert@ ca
su casa, pladcsameate. como en- E12
ofreTda .! pasado, Il GesPuSs que
astrosa. ba-h2cIente, era a~oedreaGa
en- las GALES, y y misnos hernia,
RIOS Sc negaoan = reeoge7-a-
. NO 2uedo caicu!2" IA impression
que ea1&Ee a los nj Fero con
tieso que : mi ma h& eoHmo'Ioo -
d~esgTaelada que rando necesiaSS
buscar IN retrg1o, saba que nadle s
10 haola de d@F mas que 81 unlco o
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INFORMATION c
Nicnc dc Ia paGina 6a.)

Ia nueva hoja sera semanaria y
ssgin sabemos, tendra impreso I'm
casacte- humoristico-satirico, que le
asegurar& acknowledgements 81 APPLAUSE
del pIDlicO, y en- especial del teXano,
que Eo cue2ta en- este genera con pc
-iEdico alguno.
"El Badajo," sera el nombre de Ia
publication Y llevara como lena el
;~ifico Y conocido p~roverbio de Con
as r"G;can. do5lan.' G
" a feeha. los trabajos tipo-
gLGc1s del ruevo 6rgano del cuarto
poGer, estan muv aventaiados,
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Fti.RO% RET!2iDiS LAS TRIO
PAS NEGRAS DE DEL RIO.

hoy por las autoridades mi!itares a So
.icitud del mayor de Del Rio, quien
expresa cue para evitar los describe
nos como .os que ocurieron e. Siba-
do. con los rangers del Estador es
necesaria esq MEDIA.
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deramente 10 ~necesitan ' al saber de
uno de estos devotos del bier, de CO.
raz6n u~ltrasensib,e q los rcquirimen-
tos de Ia carload. que tiencn piedad
para ,os n~aufragos que Z clos acu-
den 10 les preguntan eua. iue el
motive de su caida. les clasifico en-
seguiGa entire csc grupo, a~fortun&da-
me2te bassante n~urleroso, &c los que
sin ser ataos, eSt&n cerca de los que
ticaen "a 81 puesto reserrado en la
mitoI6gica 5arca de AQueronje, que
Ia conducir,es al inferno. In resu-
men: confieso mi creencia en- cue csc
gan corazon es de IN pequeno Pc
cador.
Uno de esos grsndes ~virtuosos que
obedecer anicameate . let-a de ia
doc.r;aa cristiana, no haoria &.bido
reanza-. COMO e.. Ia obra de santa
uisegicordia humana que In en1o6le-
edo Ia hisvosa ae Gsa rs6re vEcdna
de alcohol
Z ATTACHE.
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,un III valog de- i6j, 81 .iD"ls r>tcr-
linaS, Ell ianto que e. productu he las
Inrrcanrlas 10 decomisaias Y lur
"stan IN rspcCa ie lue una drrlSidn
SEA tomaia rc>prrto a elias, r,'qrn-
@cnta IN fota. de 2.Il2.267 libTaS eS-
trrlinaS. Cast TODD este tota!. ir acuer
DO con los ~rXtractos Il" cuenta. csta
reprpSentado por cargamentoS de
mercancias Dc dificil conservation.
y que han debido ser vendidas inmc-
diatamente Y cuyo importe. en- gran
parte, puede todavia ser remi;iio 4
los propietariGs originates.
Is muy possible. que las cl:ras
Iur allora m.nciOnan los ~eXiractos
Ie cueata i que - rcf.ere este dos
2ach0. 50 eleven mucho mas cuanGo
scan rccibidas las lntornlacioues De
loS tribunalcs De presdS co.oAialts.
cSpecialmen.e las prOporcionadas
por Alexandria. donie numeTosos
aavios a:emanes han Sid0 Iecomisa-
dos; pero asi y tod0, es impossible
Que cl total aicance a la sulna de
trcinta mi!luncs de libraS d. que :"
la habladO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-11
Fl Cardinal MERCER no piensa abando-
mar B@Igica cualquiera que sea la &C
titud del Gobr. Oral. Won Kissing
La participaci6n del Cob. ingIes en- los fondos del
Con1ite de Socorros de Belgica monta cada mes
? I'm million doscientos cincuentss mil frances
gOTclS TF(EGRAF!GAS Y cABLEGRlFICAS De TODO FL HUHDO

, do q Holauda IA idea lie ~pr:Initir
que un ni"rcIto a;ravlrSr por .os Elan
deS Eulaudcse>.
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OECLARACI0TES DEL. SECRETA
RIO De - GUERRA

{! Secrct&rio Baker declare que no
- imic:@Io 4 general Funston que
aCcasitc mas .:opaS para cnyiarlaS :
Mexico 0 rara patr1llar IN frontcga.
lnformo. ;ambian, 10 siguien!e: gran
caat;dad de p"ovis!ones estan siendo
pcrccctamente envjadas de FL Paso
2or cl fer.ocarril del Noroeste, con-
signadas Il pa~rt!cpIares De Casas
Grandes y otros puntos del occiden-
tc &c chihuahua. Esas rcovisiones
5eran compradas por el departments
De comisaria de Ia expedition conan
dada por ell general P~ershing. e men
c;onado Secretario inform6 al Presi-
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l';lil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

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6eut uno morgen giube babeH.
llebern0rgen ipieDer Dor,
Neiuemaden. Smlafen, MaIhen,
BON ben 2iebesgaben maiden,
Briih seOIt Oas 8udienrObr.
2lbeubs Iino mir treu 3uiammen.
Sm 8amin Die S1eite flammen -
so Der 9dnge nod auf Strob.
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Gingen mir Die Seimatspeiie
Sebuiuatsbang uno iiesesfrob.
AIn aud id iaum oreibis Sabre,
0abeH iie aud graus Soare
Gle Die Sunes, Der Batter id.
@iiern 8auo bdlt uns umf9luueen.
Did uuo meiue IiebeH SuugeH,
4l}eins lieben Slngs uno mid.
Der gronoten giIeufeben,
6eulsHber Shrapuels @ntIebtn
Wadi oen Wlonu Oem Maune inert.
SD geb 2iebe fets auf ueue,
llnb meiH Gobu; SoloatentrelIel
gBsiier bab icb nibts begebri.