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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09
Sharing q Sentiment

From the Washington Star.
 ''Do you think a man ought to forgive his enemies?"
 Yes" said Senator Sorghum. But he ought to make the score near enough even to let the enemy do some forgiving on his side."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09

trainload of men came in today and to- night The streets of Anniston were ht- orally damned with about l5oOo officers and men. The District of Columbia troops are delayed somewhere in Dixie"
 There they are cursing the interstate cattle law that has been the cause of their failure to get to Anniston today. They are expected tomorrow. Anniston is as- similadng it's doubled population with comparative ease and there has been no case of disorder reported so far.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09

The largest mink bottle in the world has been constructed by the Chicago Bridge and Iron Works for a dairy company in Toronto. Canada This 9. gallon tank, which looks like huge milk bottle is placed on top of sO-foot tower.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09

The sewing machine was given to the country in 1846.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09
Food Watchfulness

may rest assured, will play upon hi as nothing else in the world will
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10
TIL
Chickasha National Bank

kept my word. You know / wrote you
that l would turn over new leaf"
Yes" she said, Il have heard. /
knew you would keep your word'
Il hope it relieved your mind,' he
said. you know it would have been
pity to have had me still on your,
hands, especially after you"-he
paused moment-"had thrown me
over"
She looked off in the distance.
lie saw instinctlyely that she had
not been happy, even knowing, as she
must have known, that she did not
have him to answer for. And then the
truth dawned upon him.
He caught her hands in his. There
was no one looking.
rs it really trueq" he asked, as he
kissed her.
"Why shouldn't it beY she an
swered.-Tom Mason in New York
Times
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10
70 OBSERVE SAFETY
FIRST DAY AT FAIR
Rsihsn Congress 0sI 0ssigusIsd -Prssi.
deaf gnIghi EIpssls Foil lileadsnss

Recognizing the Importance Of the
safetv first movement. The State Fair
d 4aAaa has designated Monday, Oct.
is, as safety first day al the 1917 ex-
position and special observance Of the
day win be arranged The annual
meeting Of the Texas Safety First or
ganization will be held in Dallas Oct
Is and lG and Il is expected that a
large number Of the membf FRS Of this
organization will be on hand for the
meeting
President r. f L. Knight has also
announced that Friday. Oct 49, will
be set aside as Mothers Congress day
at the 1917 fair. In conference with
officers Of the congress. President
Knight was told that there would be
large attendance and that the meeting
of the congress would be made one Of
the features of the fair
Secretary W. n stratton announced
that plans have been completed for
remodehns the dairy barns where the
dairy cattle are exhibited and where
the dairy demonstrations are held The
entrance 10 the building viii be rebuilt
to make the front much more attrac-
tive and the interior will be rear
ranged and improved, giving wider
aisles and other conyeniences, lack Of
which has Heretofore proved somewhat
of handicap
Interest in County Exhibits
Particular interest IS being shown
this year in the county exhibits and
correspondence on file in the secre-
tary's office indicates that greater
number Of counties will exhibit than
ever before BOuntiful crops through
out practically every section of the
State have given almost every county
wonderful products to display and
large numbers of counties are taking
advantage Of these opportunities
This, coupled with the fact that free
exhibit space is offered in com
modous, well-lighted and well-venti-
lated building, viii undoubtedly make
the county exhibit Of great value, ac
corling to Secretary Strattoa One
section Of West Texas has signed
up for more than twenty counties and
others are expected to enter
President Knight is particularly en-
thusiastic about the amusement pro
gram which has been arranged for the
1917 fair
I'VE are looking forward to enter
tanning between l,250,000 and ,500,-
900 people at the 1917 fair" President
Knight said, "and we want to be pre-
pared TO satisfy perfectly all Of these
folks Last year, it viii be remem-
bered, the attendance at the State
Fair was a little over a million With
the bountful crops Of the present sea
son and these crops bringing higher
prices than was ever before known,
there is going to be period Of great
prosperity throughout Texas The
people are going to have more money
than ever before and they are going
to have a good time ON part Of the
surplus This means, to my mind,
that they are going to flock to the
State Fair in numbers such as have
never before been dreamed Of and that
attendance records Of the past will be
smashed t. smithereens
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10

Dallas. Texas-Athletics will have
a large part in the program Of the
State Fair of Texas, Oct 1928 Foot
ball teams of the first line will meet
"a gridiron contests that will give
lovers of this strenuous game the
greatest program of games ever
arranged in Texas Arrangements
are being made to furnish more seat
ing facilities and to take care OF
larger crowds even than attended last
years games when all records foI
Texas were broken.
Dallas, Texas Farm exhibits in
greater numbers and larger in scope
Of individual showing than ever before
has been known will be shown at the
State Fair of Texas, Oct 1928 Free
exhibit space and a commodious, hand
some building will enable producers to
make great showing Of the hountiful
crops which are being raised in Texas
this season. Already more than fifty
counties have signed up for space and
letters are reaching the office of Pr
ident r f L Knight. daily asking +
reservations To assist in taking care
Of the livestock show this year, hand
some new horse and sheep barns have
been erected at cost Of approximate
ly $4,000. The Dairy Building has
been given a new entrance aud r.
modelled inside
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10

Dallas, Texas-The Farm Boys and
Girls Encampment to be held during
the State Fair of Texas, Oct. 1928,
viii attract $50 youngsters from the
farms of Texas to an exposition that
will have untold value for them along
educational and entertaining lines.
The boys encampment is to be held
Oct 1920, inclusive, and the girls en-
campment win be held Oct. 22-27. in
elusive Comfortable quarters, whole
some meals and other necessities viii
be furnished free to boys and girls
who win scholarships in competitive
contests in their own counties. Spec
ia educational tours of the Fair and
special amusement programs viii be
arranged for these guests of the
management. Competent instructors
will be in charge Of the camps at all
times and every care will be given to
the boys and girls who attend.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10

again we must reminu cur .rlsnGs
that we positively will not accep,
want" rent and sale" ads By.
phone. DO not emparrass us by asking
~ to do ao DAILY EXPRESS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10
WAR SPECTACLE is PROCURED
FOR FAIR.

Advance notices Of "The War Of
/ Nations To be shown at the State
/ Fair af Texas, Oct l3 to 2S, proclaim
this the greatest pyroteehnical dIplay
4 ever created and one which mt es-
| tablish a standard for years to-. me
.Many thousands of dalars have
/ been spent in building the settings for
this gigantic fireworks display" r +.
/. knight, president of the State Fair
said. "Patrons Of the 1877 fair VIII
witness a spectacle as beautiful as it is
/ extraordinary.
"No thought is more uppermost in
the minds Of the American people to-
dav than the terrible struggle across
the sea. and the entrance of the
United States into the conflict brings
us to a Naalizatibn that our sons and
loved ones may soon be in the very
thick of the fighting With this in
mind the creai ers Of "The Waf or Ma
tions has tried to bring to us in
America a portrayal Of the spectacu-
lar side Of the combat.
"By the immense crowds which at
fsuded last year it was clearly demon
strrted that patrons Of the fair are
highly in favor Of high.class fire
works. Recognizing this, we adopted
the time-hoHcred principle Of the fair
management % looking only for the
best to be procurea and in "The War
Of Nations" it is our judgment that
we have selected the grestest display
of the kind that has ever been Of
fered
=. Interest in Encampments.
L. IA IN. i a,f
fireworks. a program of events has
been arranged to be given before the
grand stand each afternoon and night
during the fair Feature acts from
some Of the largest theatres Of the
world and circus numbers that have
pleased millions Of people have been
procured to make up program Of
two hours
The encampments for farm boys
and girls are attracting much atten-
tion from rural districts and are ex-
pected BY those in charge to prove
big drawing cards for the 1917 expo
sition. Five husdred boys and 250
girls will be guests OF the State Fair.
and. in addition to receiving invaluable
educational service viii be awarded
prizes Of material worth
The offer Of free exhibit space and
increases in prizes to be awarded are
expected to bring TO the 1917 fair the
largest number Of county exhibits yet
listed Correspondence already on file
with Secretary w n Stratton iudi-
Gates that a number of counties which
have never yet shown their products
will bs represented this year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10

They did not come face to face with
each other until six months later. 1t
was at a house party given by the Pop
pertons, Neither knew that the other
was to be there. She came up the nar-
row lane as he came down. having just
arrived on the afternoon train.
'You'n be glad to know" he said
after they had greeted each other in
The conventional way. that I have
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10

thing to do-not for his own sake, but
for hers. He must reform.
In the twenty-four hours It was
known everywhere that Jack Wake
field had resigned from his club. In Il
week the word was passed around that
he had stopped drinking.
"Win wonders never cease !" ex-
claimed Reggy Popperton, as he slipped
a whisky sour. "And my sister says
that Eleanor Somerset really doesn't
know anything about it, though she
seemed to be awfully glad when She
heard. And they say he and She were
engaged. Well, who knows2 Maybe
Jack has some rich girl in mind, and is
bracing up for the occasion"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10
MEMBER FEDERAL RESEEEVEE. SYSIEM 0F BANKS

ASK bank because AFE place
Progressive MEN Of high character
and the FEDERAL
SERVE banks which like
PROTECTION depositors
We when get
when YOU s n our banl5
YOUR money
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-21
OREGON IRA A NUEVA YORK.
Vlene de Ia la. plana.

fueron derrotados los villistas y r con
seeuencia de esta herids fue nacess.
ri hacerle Ia arnputacion de una parts
de 81, operation que. probableneate,
debido a Ia falta de elementos bastan-
tes para hacerla perfectamente, pa.
rece que dej6 mucho que desear, pues
no ha llegado a quedar enteranente
bien despues de ella.
Parece que no es esta Ia unica en-
fermeoad que 10 aqueja, pus duran
te el ultimo tempo que estuvo al fren
te del Ministerio de la Guerra. estu-
vo en- CANA muchos dias Y Sc supu
desde entonces que el estado de su
salud distaba mucho de ser satisfac-
torio. Abriga Ia esperanto de que
su estancia en- Nueva York, durante
algdn tempo, pueda serle %benefica.
v es por clio que Sc ha decidido 4
emprender este viaje, al cual ha IN
yitado al referido Mayor Moore, que
lie servira de interprete y ~cicerone.
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BIBLIOTECA ILUSTRADA PARA
NlS0S

NlSOS
"a 80 centavcS cada T0mo)-
A~venturas del FeiSimo Lentejilla,
FL CanaS;illo de Flores.
FL Mundo de 10 Pequeno.
FL Encanto de los NInoS.
FiSica al Alcance de los NiHos.
Historic de las ~SoCiejadeS
Humans.
La Comadre Muerte.
Las Maravillas del Cielo.
La Cabrita de Orc.
R~IHLlOTECA DE INDUSTRIAS
LUCRATINAS
a IS r%atavuS caua TGm%)
Ganado Lamar
CaballoS de Cargo
Industrial AIgodoLera
GuSanoS de Soda
NacaS Lecheras
Industrial Alfarera
CabaIloS de LujO
Industrial EinaJeTa
industrial .AZucarera
Las Flores y SuS Perfumes
Exploitation de IA Patata
Cria de CabraS
Cria de CerdoS
FL AZafran.
Cr!a De PalomaS
OBRtS POPULARES EMPASTA-
DAS
a - c~entavCS cada una)
Hygiene del fumadOr
la Electricidad an cas-
Ia Hygiene Y Ia Economic
Para brillar en- FL mUndO
Quiromancla
l:uia del Buen Sirviente
Manual de Equitacion
JuegoS ' deporteS
lee platos de GAIA
100 platos de Ternera
100 formulas para aprovechar los
SObranteS
Bales Ge SoCiedad
6raculo de las Damas
LaboreS del Bello seXo
Aumento de bieneStar. , tomOS O.3O
Manual de poSJrsS ' hcoreS
Manual de reposteria y ~pasCeierla
Guia del matrimonio
100 MoGoS de alinar carne de vaca
100 Fianbres variados
HAZANAS DE FANTOMAS
a 10 centavoS tomo)
Fl genio del crimen
Misteriosas fechoriaS
Horrible e~StratageTa
Cadaver cue habla
Juve contra FantomaS
E! muerJo que mata
La huella del muerto
FL agtnte Secreto
E. documento numero Z.
P~risiCnero Ge EantomaS
f! diaman-e del Rey.
neStreza inutil
f. abogadO misteT.oSo
E ~polizcnte apache
e nino desaparecjjo
FL ahorcado de Loncres
Vida por vida
AyENTURAS DE BUFFALO BILL
a 20 centarCS tomO)
e profan2dor de ouElbas
Una nccne de Carnival
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En- WILLARD, y. MEXICO.
(Viene de Ia Ga.

ST.. MelquiaGes Alderete de Progress
so. quien promote hacer TODD 10 po-
sible por IN buen eXito m tan deli
cado asunto.
e. dia i Sc iniciard la Feria del
Condado de Torrance, la cual tam
bien es dada en- cada ano, Y los MEM
bros de los differences comitss traba-
ian con ahinco para l~levarla a IN
exito feliz. Varios nuevos atractivos
Sc han anadido en- Ell programa este
aNo. Y por ell interas general que la
gente del condado manifesto, Sc
asegura que el nlmero de v~isitantes
sera eXtraordinario. Tanto q Ia Fies-
ia como a Ia Feria Sc les ha dado
bastante publicidad por medic de la
prensa local Y del condado, Y los re-
sultados obtenidos son muy satisfac-
torios.
La Loeia Masona de Willard ha
dado el contrato a los albaniles Y
carpinteros para hacer una finca an
tes de la entrada del invierno, Y Sc
comenzara dentro de unos cuantos
dias mas. Este edificio sera de dos
piSos.
FL ST.. Francisco Antonio Torres,
ha dado el contrato al ST.. LeopolGo
Padilla para IN garage ell cual Sc
comenzo esta semana.
Que el condado de Torrance en-
general, Y Willard en- particular, 60
a de una prosperidad inmensa, na-
die que 10 yea 10 puede negar.
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Ell. GOBIERNO DE LhRRANZA.
(Viene de la ID. Pas }

luira tardbien ell proyecto del general
Nsfarrate, referente i que scar do
comisadas las propiedades de los au-
torres del cuartelazo Y de las muertes
de los seiores Madero y Pine Sun
rez. pero dicho proyecto ha sufrido
una reforma, y es la de que las pro-
piedaGes de que Sc viene hablando
seran vendidas y su producto Sc des-
tinara a ayudar a q~uienes mas di-
rectanente hayan ~perjudicado los ac-
tos de los huertistas.
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BESIDE ell cuarenta y seis.

-Ha de saber listed que todas las
p-opiedades principales de San An
tonic. las mas cGntricas, las de la
Plaza de! Alamo las de Ia Plaza de
Armas. las de San Pedro, Y otras
muchas. pertenecian antes de la
guerra del cuaren:a y siete, a fami-
las m~eyicanas, que 4 su vez las ha-
bian ~heredaGo de las e~spanolas que
las recibieron como MERGED de los
yirreyes cuando Sc hizo la ciudad, 0
que las adquirieron pOr compra.
Pucs bien. cuando Ia guerra. rstos
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Tn sueno de orc y de ;usticia.

Que no me digan a mi que esos
derechos, porque tiene cincuenta a
nos o Glen amos, o mil, han c~aducado'
que va no seri possible reclamar ma
da, porque TODD ha prescrito: la JUS
ticia no prescribe nunca, y segun la
de Dios, sine n de los hombres, 10
que es mic es milo siempre, asi pa
sen los siglos.
.Ademas. aqui estan los documen-
tos. V 70 So los mostrare al presi-
dente de la Republica, y Mr.. Will
son, me dara Ia razon.
Y ;ustsd Sc imagina 10 que sera
para Mexico ell rio de ORC que 70 lie
lleFe?
Y, sin imsginarnos NADIA, nos des-
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1edimos del letrado m~editabundo y
obscure, que siguio Gale arriba, ba-
10 Ia lluvia, llenas Ell alma y Ia men
te, de aquel sueho de justicia y de
ORC, - ;
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fViens dc Ia Isl

= 10 siampTe con ia eSactitud que
lJevs ests information, ~prcporciors.
da pot I'm villista d~essnssfsdo que'
de paso para Mexico, estuvo en- San
Antonio hace dos dias.
La ~entrevista.
Nuestro ~informante, es un antique
mienbro del ejercito federal, IN ca
pitan de- artilleria que Sc unto a
Villa a raiz de Ia entrada de las tro-
pas americanas a chihuahua, Y 10
acompan6 en- todas las a~cciones.
Tenia q su cargo n de las bate
rias cue dirigi6 Villa contra Chihua-
hua en- su ataque a esa plaza, Ell 10
de Septiembre del ano pasado y des-
pues. cuando en- completa desorgani-
Zac;6n, no fue possible conservar los
caIones Y hubo que ocultarlos en- un
ounto de Ia Sierra de Galeana, Siguio
Al ex-Jefc de las Operaciones, como
simple Official agregado' segdn nos
10 dijo el mismo.
Una verdadera casualldad nos lie
20 con e. Encontramos este viejo
conocido nuestro, de los tiempOs en-
Gue los soldados federales no ser
Wan 4 los rebeldeS. s!no que los COM
haitian. Ell los momentos en- que ha-
cia preparativos de viaje para Me
yico, a dCnde va protejido Dor TN pa
- firmado por IN senor Jose LOZa-
no REYES, V perfectamente SECURE de
cue ell perd6n solicitado por q al
carranc!smo. por conductO de al@u-
nos amigos. lie Ia sido ~ctorg&dc de
buena fe ' de que Su vida no corr"
~~alicro = peSar De haber serv!do :
villa. porque Ia oscuridad de su non,
bre-un nombre que 10 haze n cas-
publicar-y IN insignificanc'a d. -
,ctuaci6n rebelde. lie garantiZan una
tranouilizadora ;ndiferencia Ce SIS
enemigos.
Completamente confiado en- que
guardariamoS el inc6gnitO. y defecen-
te en- extreme con nosotroS, nos hiZo
el relate que e~nseguida trasmitimos \
nuestros lectores.
FL principle de la '~debacle."
"El desastre de Eilla-nos dijo-
do principle en- ell fracasado ataque
i chihuahua. del 10. de Abril del ano
en- curse. va para esa. acci0n. e!
general habia tenido muchas difficult
tades al tratar de reunir genie, pues
todos los jefes consideration un gran
sacrifice apoderarse solamente per
gusto. como 10 hicieton hace IN ano,
cl 1G de Septiembre, de la imporante
plaza. para abandonarla a los tres
dias; pero Villa los habia alentadO
d~icitndoles que en- esq vez Sc Sosten-
dria en- ella. organiZaria el gobler-
no, Y daria principle una campana
tenaz contra el carrancismo."
"El resultado del aSalto 4 Ia plaza
defendida por Murguia, "a 10 saben
ustedes. E~mprendimos el ataqu" con
tres mil hombres Y cuando, despueS
de Ia derrota. nos reunimos en- San
Isidro. una peQueha rancheria que sc
! ha!la a siete leguas de Chihuahua Sc
! riamos escasamente mil. Mas de tres
cientos de los nuestroS habian Sido
muertos; como cientO %cincuenta caye-
ron p]risioneros Y el resto sc deSban-
do en- distintas direcciones.
eel desaliento que nabia entire nos
ctros era muy grande. En- Chihua-
hua habian ~quedado, muertos o pri-
sioneros, tres de nuestros JefeS mas
| v~alientes, entire ellos en- general Saa-
vedra. comandante de Ia artilleria,
/ Cuien fue colgado ACCOMPLISHMENTS
! por Murguia; las fuerZas de Duran
60. al mando de los generates .Alber-
TO Cordoba V Rosalio Rodriguez, fue-
ron de las que Sc desbandaron. Y
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= 10 siampTs con ia ezattitud que
IJeys ests information, p%rcporciona.
da DOR IN villista desengahsdo que.
de paso para Mexico, estuvo en- San
Antonio hace dos dias.
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BIBL0TECA ESCOLAR RECREA.
TISA

Ga 30 centavOS jCmo)
La Caperucita 2oja
e. Principe Generoso.
CueutoS de FernanGiilo.
La noche Buena.
III p0r,l
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I'm suenO de Oro.....,

propietarios, en- cusnto Texas dejd
de ser rnexicana, Sc fueron vioienta'
uente q ST. pstria, mueho anses'
cuando Ia guerra enpezo, a al!starse
en- Ell ejercito nacional
dejaron aqui sus propiedades' ,
los amos pasaron, cast nadie las ha
reclamado. Algunos 10 han hecho y
han conseguido indemnizaciones. 10
que era una casuca de adobe cuando
ellos huyeron, es ahora un paiaclo:
pues bien. los duenos del palacio les
han pagado Ia TERRA y la casuca 4
precio de orc.
70 tengo en- esta cartera,- y Sc
nalaba un gran rollo de piel negra
V sucia, que bajo ell braZo llevaoa-
los titulos originates de tantas CO.
sas. ... !Pero no puedo decir a US
ted cuales son; ESQ, solo al jueZ. pa
"a u arreglemos nuestro asunto sin
escandalo, Y yo pueda wolverine q
Mexico con mucnos millCnes de TO-
lares.
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ENTRANO ACTO DE Las.
(Eiene de Ia 1a.)

q primera bora. unS orden al senior
Mendoza, para que q~ultara de Su ca
.sa auuellas banderas.
Fl, parece ser que Sc nego por 10
Dronto a hacerlo, pidiendo al emplea-
do que le ~llevara Ia Orden, Ia raz0n
de ella: mas, POGO despues, Ell Mayor
de Ia ciudad en- persona. ~aSegurase-
ros. lego i la asa del senior Men
doza. ordenandole que quitara de su
ASA las dichas banderas.
No Sc nos dice cualeS fueron las
razones que la autoridad do al Sc
nor Mendoza, clio fue que las bande-
ras fueron Embellishments qultadas
por Ell.
En- ninguna otra casa Sc pusieron
csc dia, nj al siguiente, banderas nj
adornos semejantes,
La persona que nos proporciona
esta information, nos dice que cause
ma!a impression en- Ia ciudad, este su-
ceso. del cual no hemos tenido mott
cia confirmada hasta ell presente.
----- -
6rdenes I'm e~jercito poderoSo Y que
parecia invencible, v fue ALI tam
bien. en- Ia Soledad s~alvaje de aQuel
rincGn de la intrincada sierra, donde
csc hombre sediento de mando V OBJ
sesionado por la Vision del poder, VIC
d~esvanecerse sus aferradas esperan-
zas. al d~esarrollarse Ia serie de aeon
tecimientos que enseguida les voy 4
relatar."
| (Terminara Manana,)
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(Tiens dc IA is. Psg.)

canaa, que, no Solo podraa con elias
salir de 81 niser!a, sino syudar a!
gobierno a salvarse de Ia banearro'
ia.
Ell hombre habla 0 verbosidad,
precipitadanente, con el%ocuencia Sc
meiante a Ia de esos sp6stoles calle-
ieros oae en- estas :iudades comen-
tan la biblia en- las plazas p1blicas,
en- Ia tarde de los Domiagos, bajo la
ruvia de fuego del sol.
y en- su hablar calido y pintores-
CO., va e~sbozando ell fabuloso negocio
que 10 hara celebre en- San Antonio,
a pesar de ST afan de modestla, y de
Ia humildad que persigue o evan
gelica ~tenacidad.