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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-12
Sheep and Lambs

The market shows occasional signs of strength. but has not yet settled down to a reliable winter basis Fed
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-12
Stockers and Feeders.

Demand continues large. and prices arc firm from day to day, both stock cattle and feeders being wanted, with good breeding a requirement in a ma jority of cases. Feeders sell at 5000 to Sll, best stockcrs So to $l0, plain stockcrs down to %. Shipments 10 the country in November were l42.- GOO head, an increase of 42,0O0 head over November last year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
Innocent Little
Maple Seed Caused
Severe Injury

An innocent little maple seed caused
distressing accident at Gilman Tues
day afternoon, when w. p. Stansberry'
a young farmer, stepped on one IN
front of the Stewart garage, slipped
and fell in such manner as to break
his left knee cap in three places. Mr.,
Stansbcrry was taken to. the hospital
at Grinnell, where the knee was
dressed.
Later in the afternoon Glenn Patter-
son left. his team standing in front OF
the canning factory while he went m
side. The horses became frishteneu
and started to run. Mr.. Patterson
managed to get into the wagon ana
hold of the lines, but one of the checNs
broke and he was unable to hold the
team. The horses ran into an electric
wire post breaking it into three pieces
and throwing Mr.. Patterson out he
struck his head, hruising it badly ana
disocated a finger The team, "hich
got loose from the wagon, ran home
and was uninjured. Mr. Patterson was
not hurt seriously.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
more than the average laborer receives

more than the average lahorer receives
in civil life.
The private's pay. first enlistment is
advanced from SIS to $50. If he quail
fies as a marksman his pay will be adj
vanced to $33; when he becomes a
first class private he will be advanced
to $36, and If he should qualify as
an expert rifleman or sharpshoOter his
pay is advanced to SAL He may even
become corporal in the first year of
his first enlistment, and if he does his
pay under the new schedule would be
$3+, the minimum. and much more
than that If he had also become a
marksman and sharpshooter before
being promoted to be corporal. 1t is
possible for a corpora to draw pay OF
$50 a month in the first year of his
service.
If advanced to the grade Of sergeant
still greater possibilities in the way OF
pay open to the enlisted man For ex-
ample in the coast artillery. it would
be possible for a man during his first
enlistment to be advanced thru the
various grades and become sergeant
and draw pay of $50 month. which
does not include the grades of battalion
or regimental sergeant major. which
are still higher ranks but open usually
only to older men, with an increasing
rate of pay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
''Sursi I use TIL
every Tina for any
foot trouble

You can be happy ootea~in a mo-
ment. Use "Tiz" and never suffer with
tender, raw, burning. blistered, swollen.
tired aching feet. ''Tiz" and only '1Tiz'
takes the pain and soreness out of
corns, callouses and bunions.
AS soon as you put your feet in a
"Tiz" bath, you just feel the happiness
soaking in. How good your poor, old
feet feel They want to dance for joy.
'Tiz" is grand. "TiZ" instantly draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up your feet and cause sore, in
famed, aching, sweaty feet.
Get 25-cent box of "TiZ" at any
drug store or department store. Get
instant foot relief. Laugh at foot suf-
ferers who complain. Because your
feet are never. never going to bother
or make you limp any more.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
For Skin BLofches

There is one remedy that seldom fails
60 clear away all pimples, blotches and
other skin eruptions and that makes the
skin soft clear and healthy
j Any druggist can supply you with
xemo, which generally overcomes ali
skin diseases. Acne, eczema, itch, PIN
pies, rashes, black heads in most cases
give way to zemo Frequently, minor
blemishes disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe,
sntiseptic liquid clean easy to use and
Aenendable. L costs only 2sc; an extra
orge bottle, $lOl It viii not stain, is
ut greasy or sticky and is positively
I o6fe for tender, sensitive skins.
Tbs n ~. Nnsa ca. CissafGhd q.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
TIMES PROSPEROUS?
Chicago, New York, Boston and Other
Great Cities Say Business as Usual"
-MarshaIltown Says "Business Bet
ter Than Usual"-Buy Diamonds and
JeweIry This Weak at HeIIerud's.

Jewelry This Weak at Hellerud's.
It's a treat worth while, is the large
display of diamonds jewelry and cut
glass shown at the Hellerud jeweIry
store, 81 West Main, street. this week.
1t Is seldom one has the opportunity
10 view 100000 worth Of pure white
and blue diamonds in one display, but
right here in Manshalltown, the He'll
erud jewelry store has such display
It's the first anniversary sale of he
Helerud store and 1t is one to be re-
membered, as Mr.. HeiieTud has dis
played beautiful jewelry and won
derous diamonds such as have never
been seen in this locality before Then.
again, II you really want TO make a
purchase of a diamond or a beautiful
piece OF jewelry, now Is the right time
to purchase as a ten per" cen. dis
count is offered. It's anniversary and
sale all combined. and you are invited
TO share in it.
There are styles in jewelry, same a
in clothes. and there's quality in dia-
nonds, same as in food and you'll APP
preciate viewing. handling and ing
about both at this anniversary and
sale. You will not be urged to make
. purchase. 1IeIlerud's wants you to
acquaint yourself with Helleruds store
and Hellerud's merchandise He says
he knows then you'll come To his store
when you are ready to buy. Heleruds
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
ALBION GRADUATES SEVEN.
Annual Commencement Exercises Are
Held Tuesday Evening.

Annual Commencement Exercises Are
Held Tuesday Evening.
4 class of seven was graduated from
the Albion high school Tuesday night
the exercises being held in the Pres
byterian church. The members of the
class were Doris Rolstor Minnie Holt,
Amy Nichols, Veda Lunstrum, Wayne
Olmstead, Ralph Ankrum and Ray
mond Winslow.
The program was opened with a Sc
lection by the Albion orchestra AFTER
which Rev, G. f.. Luce gave the IN
vocation. The graduation address was
given by Charles w. Flint, president o.
Cornell College. and was followed with
the presentation of diplomas by Charles
Robinson. president OF the school
board Exercises by eighteen pupils OF
the eighth grade, who passed the ex-
aminatons to enter high schol next
fall. followed and certificates were
aiven by c. F. Schell. superintendent
of the schools The exercises closed
with the penediction by Rev. r. B,
Fisher.
The senior class realized slC0 from
the class play Diamonds and Hearts
which was given Friday evening before
a crowded ho;Se. The money was used
for graduation expenses.
The alumni association of the hi"h
school met this afternoon and made
held in the near future.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
LAsoRERs ON STRIKE.
Negro Paving Layers ouit-Austrians
Are to Be EMPLOYED.

When the negro laborers employed
by the Western Construction Company
on paving work were refused an in
crease of from u Y to 30 cents an hour
they struck The company has employ
ed gang of Austrian laborers in Grna-
ha. and ii is expected paying would be
resumed either today or Thursday in
the Fourth ward North Ninth and
North Twelfth streets haze heen f,rs
ished.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
PROGRAM FOR RED cRoss.
Methodist Orchestra to Give Benefit
Concert Tonight.

A pleasing program will be given by.
the orchestra of the Methodist church,
at the church tonight at SIS for the
benefit of the Red Cross. The tickets:
are % cents: children under twelve
Is cents. The following numbers wil.
be given:
Caprice Militaire" ....... .Roilinson
Orchestra
violin, "Mazurka" .-.,s....... Iarzycki
Miss Margherita Lewis.
Tout Paris ......W aidteufel,
Orchestra
Long, Long Ago -,..,.. .t.,,., Kltter
Clarinet solo by Glen Cray. with i
orchestra.
Voice, (a) Lift Thine Eyes. Logan
tb) ':NVere | Bird ...... Logan
(c) HE Met Her on the
Stairs ....-. .Lezey
Miss Ruth Haines.
Polish Dance" ......... Scharwenka
Waltz from "Coppeia"g.. .Delibes
Orchestra.
Reading, For the Love of Mary
Ellen" .........-....< ..i.. Bralnafd.
Miss Carol Houghton.
Piano. "Hark Hark the Lark $40.
................... Schuoert-Llszt
Miss Edith McBroom. q
Campus Echoes ........... Robinson
Orchestra.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
THREE LEAVE FOR ARMY.
Official Order Shows Large increase II
Enlisted Mems Pay.

Three from this city who were re-
cruited for the regular army left
Tuesday night for Omaha. They were
William l.. Gillespie, who has been
rooming at the Y. M. @. A.: Richard
Armstrong, employed by the Rude
Auto Company. and Frank L. Mcbride.
sos North Fourth street. Armstrong
formerly lived at Cedar Rapids before
coming here. Mcbride enlisted as
musician.
The recruiting station has received
a summary Of the schedule Of Increased
pay for enlisted men that is to go into
effect Juno /. This schedule shows
that It is possible for a private to be
advanced thru the various grades dur
ing the first year to 341 a month,
which when including clothing allow
ance and sustenancc IL as much Or
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
Banks Close Ihursdax.

On account Of the meeting of Group
No. of the Iowa Bankers Association
in the city Thursay.d May "a, the banks
OF the city will open on that day at 8
o'clock in the forenoon and close at
1890. Marshalltown State, First Ma
tional, First Trust and Savings. Fidel-
ity Savings, Iowa Savings and Security
Savings Banks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23

they. could 90 that as one little boy
nut Il, I'VE can help the farmers raise
a better crop OF corn for the soldiers"
The pupils have been divided in two
teams, captained by Carl blessing and
Harold Hodson. the team getting the.
least number to entertain the winners
with fne dinner The tall of each
animal caught Is to be kept and counts
two points in the contest, which Is to-
be held for three weeks. Mrs. Nettie
Beeson is the teacher Of the school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
DISCOVERS WAY TO SAVE,
Young Man Says Must Keep up APP
pearances For Credit and Confidence.

This Is an age of thrift, when all of
us should not economiZe but save You
will find your biggest aid is the Mar
shalltown team Dye Works, as it is
this firm that will take your old last
summer suit and make it look like
new. Keep up appearances. by all
means. as it not only helps your credit.
but gives you confidence in yourself.
Don't trust your clothes to uncertain
workmen. The men in this establish
ment have not only worked here years,
but know their business. They have
the proper to- Is and equipment to work
with. That's how we've been so sue
cessful. Phone III and your suit, dress
or coat will be called for Marshall
town Steam Dye Works, 22O East Main
street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
MARRIED.
sranstcst,r- McAfcc.

At the Methodist parsonage TUESDAY
afternoon 1T o'clock. Rev. w g
Crowder united in marriage Virgil a.
f2ranstetter a gOrng farmer OF Green
Mountain, and Miss Ada NJ. AcAfec
The latter is dayghter of w. 6 Me-
Afce Mr.. and Mrs. Branstettar Will
Live on a farm near Green MOUNTAIN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
STANDING OF CLUBS.
Results Tuesday.

Results Tuesday.
At Waterloo arshalltown, Wa
terloo =.
At Mason City Mason City, 8; Fort
Dodge, l.
At Dubuque Dubuque Lacrosse
game postponed; rain.
At Clinton--Clinton- Cedar Rapids
game postponed; rain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
Games Today.

Marshalltown at Waterloo. (Two
La Crosse at Dubuque.
Cedar Rapids ut Clinton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
WATERLOO.
35 10 II II
Stated for Westerwick In eighth.
1.
Score by innings:

Marshalltown %. o o / 2 o 2 o o-6
Waterloo ....... 0 0 o o 0 / / 0 %
Two-base 7lit-LeBeau. Struck out
BY Rush, 4; by Westerwick, 8. Base
on balls-Off Rush, 8; of Westerwick
4. Double plays-Westerwick to Hrus-
ka to Martini; Torke1son to Ashland TO
Cameron. Sacrifice hits-Lee Ashland.
Hit by pitched bai;i-Bey Westerwick
Cameron; by Rush, Retnhart, Kennedy.
Anderson. Umpire-Fllman. Time OF
game-2:00.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23
Games Thursd ay.

Clinton at MarShalltown.
Waterloo at Cedar Rapids.
Fort Dodge at Dubuque.
Mason City at La Crosse.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-23

Children Do Their Bit.
Pupils, of Linn district school NO
started contest last Friday 10 catch
and Kill all of the ground squirrels
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-29
EN- HIINCNIA PIDEN LA lMPLAN
TACION DEL SUFRAGlO
UNIVERSAL.
ServicIo Especial para IA PRENSA".

~Seryiclo Especial para IA PRENSA'.
LONDRES. JUNO 2S.-DespachoS
procedentes de Ia capita! de Hungrla'
recibidos aqui hoy. dan cuenta de que
una gran manifestation Sc efectuo en-
esa capital en- favor del sufragIo uni
v~crsal, igual y secreto.
Veinticinco mil personals deStlIa-
ron en- procession por las principales
Gales de Budapest Y hubo durante Ia
manifestation al.uncs ~des"rdcnes
resIltando varias ventanaS y 4
paradores dc algunas casas CONFER
ciales. rotos. La policia Sc VIC forza-
da a i~ntervenir y a duras penaS logro
dispersar a los manitestantes y rcsta-
blecer ell ordcn en- las GALES por dom
de aquellos desfilaban. despues de
dispersar a Ia muchedumbre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-29
sERA Ola PATRIOTICO Ell PRO-
XlMO DOMINGO.
CViene de la Pag. ID

de los Estados Unidos de America:
eel actual insistente llamado de
nuestra armada patria debe ser DIDO
y c~ontestado por todos los c'udada-
nos de los EstadoS Unidos en- pro-
porci6n a SUI capacidad para mantle
ner e. poder V el honor nacionai. Mu-
chos ~ciudadanoS prestaran su ayuda
con las armas en- ia mano Y apoyaran
n causa comun en- favor de Ia hber-
tad de los pueblos; otros combatlran
tambien desde las escuelas dominica
les de Ia naci6n, cumpliendo o un
especial deber de patriotlsmo Y apro-
vechando i oportunidad para hacer
IN donativo especial a Ia Cruz RoJa,
A fin de aliviar a los que sufren en-
Ia presente guerra. Abrigo la mas
fundada esperanto de que vuestra
generosidad Sc hara palpable en- es-
Ia bora de las grandes necesidades
de la Naci0n y que este dia especial
sera de grande sig~nificacion para vos
otros en- favor de Ia causa por "a cuaL
nuestra armada patria ahora contlen-
de-"
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Una RACHA BELICA
(Viene de la Pag. ~

~
marcia militar Y por Ia Gale de st.
Mary, en- Ia que estan instaladas las
oficinas de Ia Guardia Nacional, des-
emboc6 en- Ia de Houston Ell pequeno
grupo patriotico, a cuyo frente Ell
abanderado elevaba Ia insignia nacio-
nal.
Frente al Brady's Building, Ia Pc
qnena tropa Sc detuvo. y IN official 4
caballo, con voZ sonora Y energica,
arengo a. numeroso grUpo de hon.
bres que al punto Sc hiZo en- torno su-
yo.
Les habl6, clara y consisamente, de
Ia urgencia de enlistarse en- Ia Guar
dia Naci3nal. tornado pOr teNanos,
hombres de los mismOS guStos Y las
mismas ideas, amigos Y veclnos 0
uuienes estarian unidos en- la gran
pugna antes de que llegara IA Vez en-
que e! reclutamiento los obligara a
servir en- ell cuerpo regular que les
tocara en- suerte.
Pint6les con sencillas palabras IL
s;gnificaci0n Y Ia trascendencia de su
mission de hombres ante el conflicto
en- que la gran patria sc ~encuentra,
V obtuvo. al concluir, nutrldos aplau-
SOS.
Arenga semeiante repiti6 frente al
Hotel Guntcr. Y en- otros distintos 81
tics de las GALES de Houston Y Ala
mo.
En- todas parties fut estruendosa-
mente aplaudido.
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la FEDERAClN AMERICANA DE
TRABAJO NO TOMARA PAR
TIE EN- LAS CONFEREN-
GAS.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. JUNO IS
la Federation Americana de Traba-
10, ha rehusado particular IN Ia ,eA-
ferencia international de las UnloneS
de Cambio, convocada pOr Ia ~reciente
conferencia de Estocolmo, para que
Sc reuna en- Suiza ell II de Septiem-
bre. FL presidente de Ia Federation.
Samuel Gompevs, ha telegrafiado al
p~residente Linduuist, de Ia Conferen-
cia de Estocolmo. comunicandole que
a Federation Americana "consIdera
tcdas esas conferenciaS como prenia-
turas G inoportunas Y que quiza nc
puedan conducir a ningunos buenos
prop0sitos."
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Sc ~CCmPRUEBA QUE.
(Viene de la Pag. ~

&c que 10 tratado en- "a conferencla
verso sobre 10 que deberi hacerse en-
20 future.
NEW YORK, JUNO 2S.-Desputs
de un riguroso eXamen al Sargento
John Lagarenne Sobre sus trabejoS
lie investigation Ell el case Cruger. Sc
anunci6 anoche que el Comisionado
de Policia, Mr.. Woods ~presentaria
cargos fundados contra dicho detec-
tive. que demuestran IA mas grande
negligencia por parte de este. a mu-
chas de las preguntas hechas por ell
Comisionado, Lagarenne no saba
que contestar o bien decia: no re-
cueldo." mo puedo responder, "yo
no estoy SECURE"
Preguntado 81 habia eStado traba-
| jando sobre n teoria &c que Ia seno-
rita Crugec sc hubiese escapado deli
beradamente. Lagarenne replic6: 'yo
, creo que Ia senorita Cruger fue Sc
| dIcidl por alguien.'
El sargento dc detectives no tuvo
mas remedio que confesar que la Sc
| norita Helen Cruger lie habia dicho
que habia encontrado cerrado el Ia
Her de Alfredo Cocchi Ell cuantas
visitas hizo a aquel lugar deSde que
nacieron sus primeras sospechaS y
fue precisamente ell taller de Cocchl
donde ell cuerpo de la senorlta Cruger
estiba ocul:o.
e. t~eniente William Funston, quien
| recibi6 Ia denuncia de HELEN Cruger
en- las oficinas de Ia Policia, fue exa-
minado aver. Funston dijo que, efec-
tivamente. Ia Senorita Cruger lie habia
dado cuenta del case Y que e. habia
rendido una complete information
de Ia Queja q Mr.. Faurot qulen esta-
ba e~ncargado de Ia investigation por
eI Com:sionado Woods.
Anoche Sc supo que dos detecti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-29
HAY POCAS ESPERANZAS DE
QUE Sc LLEVEN A CABO
LAS REFORMAS.

Srrlici0 Especial para IA PRENsi".
COPENHAGUE., JUNO 28.-Los
2~eri6dicos de Berlin que Sc recibieron
hoy aqui. publican articulos en- los
que Sc expresa de ana mancr mas o
mcnos desnuda. que hay pocas espe-
ranzls de IN adclantamiento mate
"a! del movimiento de reformas in
~t"riores en- A'emania, por parte de n
Comisi0n dc Rcformas CONSTRUCTIONS
les del Reichstag, ror ahora. Parece
quc esta question ira todavi1 de una
mancra lenta y 81 Sc logra adelantar
Scra demasiado bien POGO.
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In buque hist5rico
SURE serids
dverlas

rrlcgraIna Especial para Ia PRENsl.
ROCK ISLAND, r. l., JUNO Is
e crucero de los Estados Unidos,
"O'ympia'. a. fu6 ell buque insignia
del Almlrante Dewey en- Ia batalla
naval de Manila, encall6 aver muy
temprano. debido a Ia neblina que
reinaba en- Block Island. Sc dijo
que el crucero Sc encontraba en- mala
posic:6n. con n considerable cam
tidad de aqua en- su bodega.
Fl jefe de los m~aquinistas, William
". Babb. perdi6 Ia vista al recibir un
golpe IN ia cabeza. por Ia caida de
una puerta. No Sc tienen noticias de
otros casos f~atales.
La ~triDulaciGn del mencionado cru
cero "Olypia", que fue lanzado aver
contra las rocas de Block Island. aban
Gon0 el buque, Obedeciendo las or
denes que recibieron de eata estaci0n
naval. Otros buques de guerra estu-
vierOn en- este puerto, tratando de
p~restarle ayuda. Sc dice que ell cruce
70 ha recibido serias averias.
A'gunos buques de guerra Y bar
cos de reparaciones courtroom al H.
gar del suceso. FL mai co~ntinuaba
en- calmae pero como una MEDIA pre-
c~autoria. Sc retro una parte de Ia
tripulaci0n de dichos barcos. F.
"Olympia", iba a hacer practica de
tiro Al b,anco. y Sc supone que el ha-
Der cncal,ado Sc debi0 a Ia fuerte ne
bl.na que reinaba en- Ell MAJ. No Sc
han podido obtener detalles exactos
de Ia posici6n qIe ahora Ocupa.
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Cuando necesite libros Ell espanol.
Dirijase aIgnacio E. Lozano, \. San
ia Rosa Ave. San Antonio Texas.

YES han sido designados por el Conf
sionado Woods para il a Italia y
traer a Cocchi en- el case de que ell
gobierno conceda su ~extradici6n.
Referentemente al Pew. Padre
Gaspar Moretto, gerente de una casa
para e~migrantes, quien oyo en- confe-
sion a Cocchi antes de que Sc fuga-
"a para Italia, Ell Juez de DiStrito
Swaann ha manifestado que n e c
cion de Ia ley penal p~roteje a los sa-
ecrdotes en- ell case de no revelar lo
oue ha dido en- confession.
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Ell RLOQUEC De
(V;.ne dc 10 Pag. 3a.)

.,,;..io- ,r;,rIDe laS- rlvpTI1
., .ar.o,
= -..,..;.,I ,.o
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-~,.;~ra,.ao nov =,
.;.;.
"'' '' y o.,, ~;
y 80 49,
H.
IA Inc
.Imo,a bot;o
. 800 ..u,
~ 100 pa" H!s i.I ~m..ars.I =
,on3o Joho.
49, Llo
'''''.s'' NC Sci"
pax" los "'''''"'Ts I"s cS..
'e' "''i-S> ,~~
~ !,
P 49,.
tOUp> los c.Lm-S ! los IEutoN ue to'''S
! las ~estscir2-S. Sin Zo2obra por Su
I eczema. DDiILi.N "fblltc!lAlSI IptAS SNS
euergias I 4 fabrication de u ca
! noneS. de SIS municioneS. de SIS sub
m@linos ' de Il gases "SfiNIanteS.
Pero 10 pueblos q Quienes los aIema-
mes obligaron q abandonar los traba-
! Jos de IN pl2 por los de IN guerra, no
10 crtienden asi. Ellos tambien han
! 9nrendlLo. en- Il escue'a de los profe-
so-.s ao;les. que "Krieg its krieg."
s. los ..hoches" sufren verdadera-
~r,,rte = ca,,sa de Ia dieta. unique por
o,ra parte. ellos 10 niegan, tienen
nm medic muy simple de hacerla ce-
ar, Y IS el de reconocer que 81 en-
presa de conouista ha abortado, ell de
| r~etirar sas ejercitos de los paises
que ocupan por IA violencia Y e. de
3edir In pa2. Pero q~uejarse. cuando
:, orcman los dedos en- el bracero
ono arcandiaron. es una nineria.
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Llamada 4 los obreroS.

Asi pues, Sc trata de una nueva ciu-
dad que va 4 hacerse en- sesenta dias.
4 falta de vara de virtud, Ia que
hacia las ciudadeS en- los cuentos de
encantadoras y de ~gigantes, habra
que hacerla con trabajo.
Y ell trabajo reclama obrerOs.
Y cinco mil de clos, tendran colo
cacion muy pronto, en- las obraS de
Leon Springs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-29
CViene de Ia Pag. J.

tadores: el lugar no puede ser mas
be.lo, nj mas propiO. Por doquiera
los macizos verde obscure de los bos-
cafes. ell cantar del aqua Y de los pa
jarOs.
La primera vision, es Ia de IN pue-
bio diminuto, nuevo-oloroso 4 nue.
70. uodriamos decir-como surgido al
coniuro de Ia lampara de AladICo,
con casas de MADEIRA. concluidas ' 4
medic concIuir. De todas las formas
y toGos los tamanoS, y n multltud
DE- grandeS Y pequeHas tientas de te-
a amarillo.
y en- torno de elias, Ia ~muchedum-
IRE de los trabajadores.