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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-10

Petrograd, July 10 General Konioffs offensive in east
Galcia continues says today official Russian depart
statement despite the energetic resistance and stubborn
CounterattackS of the Teutons
villages have been captured More than 1000
taken yesterday The Russians also captured
theefour miles and the positions west OF Stansau
quantity OF material
The says the enemy has reeated to the Lomnica
river days the Russians pentrated depth of six and
miles and the enemy positions west of Stansau.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-10
1000 Prisoners

Several villages captured and
more than 1000 additional prison
ers and three field guns taken at
test the success OF the second days
attack by General kornilof in East
ern Galicia,
Already this branch of the Rus
sian offensive movement has result
ed in a deep wedge being driven in
TO the Austro-German line between
Stanislau and Halicz southeast or
Lemberg, 1t took the throwing in
of strong German reserves and the
launching of heavy counterattacks
even to slow up the rush of hornl-
lofts men,
The strategic position in this sec
tor is now clearly in favor Of the
Russians The long-estab blished leu
tonic line has been definitely broken
and the continuance of the Russian
pressure points to the probab BILE
speedy fall of Halicz, opening up
the way of Lemberg along two first
class railway lines dangerous
salient already has been created
around Halicz
Berlin Admits Reverses
= Petrograd's official statement, be-
sides announcing retreat of the
Teutons to the Lomnica river and
reporting the penetration of the
enemy lines TO q depth of 2-3 miles
in the two days fighting in the STAN
islau sector, gives indications that
offensive further north in Gaicia is
soon to be resumed Intense artil-
lery activity south of BrZeZany, an
important bridgehead point which
the Russians are closely pressing is
now reported
Berlin admits the Austro-Ger-
man retirement in the Stanislau sec
tor behind the Lomnica- The head
quarters report contains the addi-
tional interesting statement of in
creased activity on the northern
Russian front al Riga Dvinsk and
Smorgon-
A Russian stroke at the German
lines on this northern front would
show conslusively that the rehabili-
tauon of the Russian armies had
also extended to those nearest Pet
rograd and most subject to the dis
turbing influences which during the
critical weeks Immediately succeed
ing the revolution emanated from
the extreme radical elements there
Crown Prince Active
Each day now witnesses a new at
tack by the German crown prince
along the Aisne front in Northern
France suggesting an attempt at a
sustained offensive The French
guns are proving too much for the
attacking ranks of Teutons. how
ever.
Last nights attack on the Chemin-
des-Dames plateau. the high ridge
which the Germans lost in the spring
campaign and are now trying des-
perately TO recover, was even less
fruitful than others have been at
the outset The Germans were not
able even to get near the French
lines at the Hurtbeise monument
and the Dragon where their attacks
were launched and they fell back
with severe losses.
General Haig is again nibbIing at
the German lines in Belgium. Last
night he took another bite into the
territory east of the Messines ridge
and advanced the British lines
slightly near Costtavern, a mile
northeast of Wytschaete.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-10
[Continucd on Page 81
GREEN TAKES A BRIDE

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Chicago, July 10.-Edward H. r.
Green. of New York and Terrell. Tex,
son OF the late Mrs. Hetty Green. and
Miss Mabel l.. Harlow. of Highland
Park. suburb. are to be married to-
day. the announcement being made by
Mrs. George H. Campbell. aunt or the
bride. Green is As and his BRIDE -to-ba
is Al.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-10
WEST SHORE
FIREMEN URGE
ANNEXATION
Appear Before Council to
Press Move For Entering
Harrisburg
commissioners Offer Use of
commissioners Fffer Use of
Island Park to Country
For Guardsmen

Representative of the West Shore
t1remen's Union to-day spoke at the
session of City Council on the advis-
ability of annexing New Cumberland,
Lemoyne, Camp Hill, wormleysburg.
west Fairview, Enola and a section
of East Pennsboro township TO the
city.
j. Fred Hummel. burgess of
MNormleysburg, and the Rev. A. G.
Molfe, OF the st. Marks Lutheran
1hurch, West Fairview. from the
west shore organization, asked
couhcll during the recess which was
taken while they spoke, for advice
as to how to proceed on the anneXl
alton. The Commissioners decided a
conference should be held between
Clty Solicitor John E. Fox and the
solicitors of the various boroughs
on the West Shore, to decide on the
lesal action which must he taken.
May Mobilize on Island
Just prior to the recess Commits
sloner Gross introduced i resolution
given the local units of the National
Guard, Eighth regiment, the right
to use the city island for mobi-
lization from July Is until the
troops are sent to the Southern
concentration camps. Council ap-
proved the plan unanimously. In
speaking of his action Commissioner
Gross said:
Harrisburg is too hig 70 ,,,;. 49,,
til the officers come and take nron-
erty If they need it, as they have the
power to do. am sure the best way
VIII be to tender them the use of the
island ground. 1t will not cause any
Continued on Page 4.J
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ANfFRICAN HONoREn

Paris. July 10.-Paul j. Osborne,
Mont Clair. n. j.. who died of
wounds June % while in the service
OF the American ambulance, was
buried with military honors. The
funeral was attended by General A.
Baratier, of Fashoda fame.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-10
THEWEATHER

For Harrisburg and vicinity: I'm
settled weather, with showers
this afternoon or t0-nightJ We'd
nesday probably fair; not much
change in temperature.
For Eastern Pennsylvania: Show
ers Tonight; Wednesday prob
ably fairj moderate east and
southeast winds becoming vari-
able.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-10
Z. S. NEEDS 5000 MEN
BY Associated Press

Washington, July 10.-More than
$4,000 men are yet needed to COM
nlete the total quota of all State in
the regular army. The lost of State
WITT completed quotas has not in
creased and the total number of men
enlisted since April 1, is 140.5ss.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-10
GERMANY LOSES SEAPLANEs
BY fssociated Prcst

London. July 10.-The Commo-
dore at Lowestoff. says an official
statment, reports that yesterday the
British armed trawler Iceland de-
stroyed two enemy seaplanes and
brought four prisoners into port.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-10
General Conditions

several areas of high and several
OF low pressure appear on the
map this morning, but none of
dominating influence. A sluggish
depression. central near Ge0rgi-
an Bay and extending far to the
southWard. has caused showers
in the last twenty-fOur hours
In the Atlantic States, the Up
Per Ohio Valley, over the east
ern part of the Lake Region and
In the Upper st. Lawrence VAL
ley.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-10


FORT CONFISCAHES PUMPING ENGINE
Harrisburg - The following telegram was received
by E. J. Gross to-day. Columbus Ohio -- The United
States Government has requested us to supply our pro
portion Of seven hundred nifty gallon pumping engines re
quired for the eantonen camps Some be delivered
between and September frst To comply with War
Department. retuest will be necessary for us to con
hsoate pumps under construction. We must deliver one
Of those we building your city to the government
and ask you give four months extension of time
without penalty which to complete your contract We
nrst answer the war department tomorrow Seagrave
Company
GERMANY THREATENS SMALL NRUTRALs
Washington, July 10. - Publication by the State
Department to-day Of Liberals note seveying relations
with Germany revealed that Germany Is threatening to
hold smaller powers liable after the war for any damage
done now to German interests.
S KERMIT ROOSEVELT TO GET COMMISSION
Plattsburg, N. y July TO- - Kermit Roosevelt,
son Of the former President has received eablegrau
containing an Offer which he has accepted Of staff
commission with the British army operating against the
! Turks in Asia Minor
COMMISSION TO BUY MEAT
Washington, July 10 - An agreement between rep.
resentatves Of defense council army and navy and
leading packers to recommend the establishment of
joint government products purchasing agency at
Chicago was announced to-day.
FIGHT AND CONQUER SAYS CHANCELLOR.
Berne, Switzerland July 10. - According to Berlin
newspapers the German chancellor Dr. Won Bethrann-
Holweg said to members of the Reichstag Il repeat
that the formula Of peace without annezations
eeptable We cannot declare terms of peace
eW must fght and conquer"
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Donald a. Hoch steeIton
Joseph
:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-10
River

River
Tie Susquehanna river and fits
principal branches will probably
remain nearly stationary. A
stage OF about ~ feet is indi-
Gated for Harrisburg Wednes-
day morning.
Temperature; 3 a. M, SO degrees.
Sunt Rises, 4t3S a. m.
Moon; Full moon, August 2.
River StaEes III feet.
Yesterdays weather
Highest temperature, IA
Lowest temperature, o..
Mean temperature, 6S.
Normal temperature, "a.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-10
GERMAN LINE
FALLS BACK
IN GALICIA

Several More Villages and an Additional Thousand Prs-
oners Together With Three Field Pieces Indicate
Progress Made by Russians in Latest Drive TeutOns
Positions Broken by Attack; Crown Prince Active
in France
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-29

Acababa de recibir una carta de
Silvaro, c%cntandola cuanto habia he
chO desdG su partida Y hacienda CT
ricamente ~protestas del amor que por
ella sentia.
Por su parte, n dccia, %esperaba que
nunca saria abandon2rIo por ella, per
10 que So lie ~p:escntaba Ia espantosa
perspective de ST. vida, 81 ella no iba
Ell sill ITuda.
En- este pasaie de "a carta del deser
tor tomaban ciertas expresiones, ha-
5ilmente combinadas, una forma anne
nazadora.
A.hora que Ia kIerfana Sc habia
puesto q Ia cabeza de sus negocios,
aho-a que habia entrado en- possession
de Ia he"encia de su madrina, de il
cuc tenia Ia libre disposition. era pa
RI ella facil. insinuaba ell miserable.
acadir en- zu auEi!io.
Y Sc extcndi6 en- considerac;ones
cu.pario al azar de cuanto lie habia o
currido, para te-minar, proponiendo a
81 amarte que lie diera 81 encargo,
caando fIera li6re, Para viajar por eli
extranjero .introduciendo en- varios
mercedes los prcductos dc sus fin
cas-.
DADA 81 direction en- Napoies, dr.
ciendo a la joven que lie contestant 4
Ia liza de correos, pero prltden:e Y
NADIA to"pc. q no Sc qued6 Z vivir en-
Il peninsula, sino que flo su resi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-29
CHANTECLER

go sigaiii"a cNlc!amoMtc cl gCrma-
nismo.
"Es Z pcsar de no=otros, como nos
vcmos cmpenados e. II cruzada
contra Il barhar;e. Hemos side atrial
dos = In refriega mundial para IL
bra" { Ia civilization comun de! pc
ligro alaman. To que eS csc pellgro
10 vcmos hoy en- los campos incendia-
dos V en- las tierras arrastradas de
Francia. :Es necesario todavia espe-
rar 4 verlo en- maestro proplo pas:
Dcbemos eSperar hasta lue nueStra:
muieres havan sufrido 10 Que han ST.
fl:do las muiercs de Francia, hasta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-29
LII.
PELIGROs PoS TODAs parties.

FL porvcnis asustaba a Roselina.
BESIDE Ell encuentro con Siivano, no
haoia tenido un dia tranquilo.
Todas sua penas. todos sus temores,
los communicate I Anita, Iuc. aunquc
IL doncclla Supplements, Ia guerra
DO una manera entranab.e.
lie cont0 cuanto o6urrio en- su en-
trevista con S:!vano, Y e. desprecio
que por e. sertia despues de sus men
guadas acciones.
No so~rprendi6 tclo este a "a fiel
compane-a.
va 10 ~p"esentia, pe-o como no ig-
noraba que cuando Sc ANA NADIA malo
So cv2e del ser amado. ha5ia tenito
bucn cuidado dc c~cl!t:,r Sis tenores.
Aho"a Eose.in2 slf.iJ un2 nIeva
tortura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-29

:igirse a eila vai:9nGose de Pcyr:e0x
y, complacldo con ell mat-imonio qpc
~prttc.I!a. ofreci0 qle procuraria ex-
p..orar el amino de Roselina.
PI:a clio comision0 a su csposa.
Tn die que las dos So cncontraban
so!as. ella abordo "a question.
BESIDE las primeras pa.abras COM
prcndi6 Ia hu6:fana 10 que guerra y
Sc puso Ell gulrdia, per 10 que res
pond!0 4 IA discreta instruction:
ST, "a Sc. Alfredo nunca me
dijo NADIA; paro sus ojos han hablado
por el.... iPobre joven!....
-:Es tan bucno!-Gecia la scno:a
PcyricuX,-itan du!ce!!... itan ANA
ble!......
rs verdad.. -.
ANA 4 listed de t0lo ~coraz6n...
10 siento por el, porque. con-
fieso sinceramente CIe he rcsuelto
no asarme nurra.
-iTal vez : tarde Gamble US
ted de parecer!-..-.
Me agrada mucho esta vida nue.
va para mi.
Els que en- NADIA tendria listed que
cambiarla, porque e. Ia decidido dejar
Ia banca Y Ia acompanaria en- ella.
Roselina baj6 la cabeza.
-Estoy SECURE de e~llo-anadio Ia
esposa del administrator.
Pero Ia huerfana corto en- seco:
No; yo qaiero seguir como cs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-29

4 sn 10 con = m;rada.
Fstoy tonto.-deeia.
No ouleres otra ccsa?-le Pre-
~uaTa&a II de sus camaraaaS.
No.. :niente.
! Saturnino dijo I media "oz = SIT
<ohrina:
--Ese Is I'm BAH.
Fir el Argot p~rovenzal. bahi signif,-
q PiamcntGS,
-:Bueno!... ESQ eS.-contest6 IL
a,na.....
Pee cue no 10 has Gicho antes?
-PorQue no me he aco-dado... no
per>e IN clio. 90. 70 mire a csc hcm-
orc. peyc al pasar cerca de 81 Y cnie
re ~ paroctdo or a otrc. al de Ma
argues.
All. :f2t IN baoi,-dijo nntrc s..
EntSnces sera mas iacil encontrar-
.e!-y diriSicndosc I 81 sobrina:
-GEst!s segura de 10 que dices?
-Estoy muy segura, ito. tie dlgo
que IS como 81 hubiera edo al otro.
-iBusnci... por 10 menos va tc-
nemcS IN dato.....
CUando lego Marcial, Al dia ST.
guiente. no deio de ccnocer todos es-
tos hechos.
Plrecio muy it'll Ell descubrimiento
al Cficial de Marina Y marcho Z Ma
argues, Z ~enterarSc mejor por IA
peQueEa LuiSa.
-GNo sa5e ustcd?-le deija Mag
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-29

dcncia en- Stella, dcnde esta5a mas
SECURE.
Di0 oulen a las ciicinas de CO.
rreos para que lc enviaran sus car
tas a Regio, a donde ira a buscar-
las Gesde Catania o Masina, puesto
;lc era bastante co-ta Ia travesia.
ST. conoc miento de Ia lengua ita-
Llama, que aprendi6 cstando emplear-
do en- ia casa Speraudien, en- ell cons
lante t:ato con trabajadores italianos,
lie ayudaba mucho en- esta nueva vida.
= :. ::
Esta carta, es natural que de nue.
vo l~levara ia tristeza al espiritu de
Rcselina.
Liegaba a los pocos dias de haber
enviado 4 Roman los ocho mil duros
QUO con pretexto de las e~xigencias dc
Cecilia lie habia timado.
Anita. resueltamentc, lie mostro el
peligro qle corria.
Entire aquelos dos hombres, iba a
vivir sacrificada toda 81 vida, pues
cada uno per su 'lado, anenazando!a
con divulgar su sccreto, IA eXpiota-
rian sin picdad.
La pobre muchacha aconsejaba a
SUI ioven III que no contestant a Sill
vno: que no lie hic!era cast en- 10 su-
cesivo.
Pero otro peligro sc ~preparaba pa
"a "a huerfana.
Alfredo Rouvaire haiia resueito di-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-29

'ia!cna. La po!icia no ~ cesaGo IuA
N Il undergraduates. agnquc los pc,
ri6dicoS haydn dicho otra cosa; ahora
"a venido In senior, que dcbe ser CO.
H>:sario. inspector. 0 Ago ASH.
\ 10 cue Ia cunada de Ia nodriza
= rerer:a. era I Ia vista de ROman
Gilbert.
Reptile palabra por p2labra. 10 que
Il habia dicho aoucl ~personaje qIe en-
81 simpliciiad tom0 porSIn alto fun
cionario. II habia dado Ia c~speranza
lie Que q nino ~pareceria, acaso bien
rronto.
M2"c'al Sc extranaba sohremanera
dc que NADIA dc este lie hubiesen d.
enc en- "A Comisoria General, y de-
seando sa:ir de duuas, Sc dirig;6 al
Palac;o de Just!cia.
Al! VIC al Procurador lie la Repu-
biica. : supo que Ell asunto Sc habia
sob"eseido por falta dc indicios.
q Procurador estaba perfectamen
tie enterado, puesto que NADIA podian
haber hecho sin antes darie aviso de
ellie; no era possible que quien habia
;do a Mazargues fuese un individuo
de- Ia po.;cia Official.
! emilio gs:a opinion el funciona-
70:
No pu"de tratarse mas que de IN
agent oficiosc de alGuna casa de in
fornI"s. ~" hlcen e. oficio d" po,icia
2-NaGa; rcro M comp,azco en- saber
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SECCI0V EDITORIAL
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-29

csto; porque voy Il hacer dirigir las
i~ndagaciones en- csc sent:dO. BESIDE ell
momento en- que a.G'!ien Sc ocupa del
roao del ni8o, nos Interest," saber pOr
Que.
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e ofrecia cl magistrate, pues veia al
90 De misterio Ell II vista de csc per-
s~onaje. No podia ocurrir que por
q s. ha!lara IA pistI para cncon:rar
nj MIRO peYlido?....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-29

da.-YO.
Fl adorable cuanto obese Mr.. Taft,
ACADIA de echar su cuarto 4 espadas Ell
eI Gcscuaie international, diciendo cue
los Estados UnidOs estan eli v!spcras
de verse jalados de las ~Crejas para
entrar en- Ia guerra; que antes de
diez dia3, q 10 sumo. comenZari el de5-
g~arriate; que los an,ericanos iran =
me,iir sus biseps Q el pueblo m@S
Glsa ,.:aio de! PIan"ta; Y que no de-
ria pen&arSe que Nieshania e.tuV!cfa
riJ.rndo ias de arriJa, nj dardG las
l:ituGa& ~haqucadas. Sino anteS bs?n,
cun:iderar Gac aHue! pas SC !.::l!2 ic-
]clonchc ' iyI.L y en- Ia mejCr DISPOSE.
Zion lie crhar ei reSto pcr salirSe con
la stiva, como 10 prueba eli hach0 de
hab"r ofrecido a Mexico Ia restitution
de Texas Y otras chacharas cue nc lie
hacen maldita Il gracia 4 Ia Union
americana y que revelan por 81 mis-
mas Que ei trance rs duro, u cuando
inevitable.
q. Scnt!mos en- el bofe no estar de
acuerdo con Ia riSuena figura dc Mr..
Taft. DesGe lueco, no es cierto cue
los Estados unidos csten al horde del
~saincliiIo europeo como t! 10 ~afirna,
nj mucho mCnos que antes de dieZ di2s
ar principle II baiacera. Los Estados
jinilos SGT un pals pro@reSlsta Y
sosegadu. que no ha tenido otrU an
i!c!0 que vivir On paZ con tono el
munIo, para cuyo noble fin Sc IN
c~:amuScado las peStanaS en los
n.&> i~nocentcs teXtos InteTnaciona!es.
TudoS sus buenos hijos, que tienen
una admirable ]educaci0n, no plenSan
en- mcterSe con el ve@ino asi los AMOR.
oucn. ' cifr&n Sus idealCs apeHaS CT
un p~latil.U de beans one les lleEe
IL .ripa Y cue les p"rmita echarse una
SieSta comfortable. pCr complete ale
jada del guerrero ~aietreO de aQue!lO&
b.rbaY0s el Gobierno dc esta
eran n~aci1n. IAN potente como ella
sC!a. ~hacitndcst eco del scrtir gene
raj de 81 pueblo, de cuyas manos re.
ciGlcra el voto cast unanime de la
reflection en- los ultimoS comicioS. Ia
doriGidu. er bicn del homer V de la
conservatism. no haccr case de los
Iigeros raS~uNoS QGo dehajo del mar
' = mansalva. les hacen les sumergi.
h!es alemanes. que tienen mucha gra-
cha. V Que no sahcn la que Sc les espe.
n 81 SIguen con sus cosas y con sus
retopOS
Los patriotas ciuGadanos. en cuya
hahilidaU de pilotcS c%atcdraticoS esta
cGntiada Ia nave del Estado, han re-
mado con eXtraordinario deSparpajO Ell
este vendaaal Y han garado un pier
to seeurisimo, al pie del faro de
Ia ley Y de los tratados internaciona-
les, cuva luz les alurnora el sendcr0
del buen proceder Y les pone i cubicr-
10 de las negras a~cechanzas dc sus
cnemlgos Discoveries Y nihilistaS.
Por 10 qle toca q! aguante de los
alemanes. sentimos manifcstar u Mr..
Taft, que ha metido el calzado hasta
Ell tobillo; que los 'boches" va van al
ocaso dc su gloria, aun cuando Ell
"Deutch!and" dlga 10 contrario y aun-
cue HindeNburg de el timo de IA ju
vcntud Y dc la machuchez. Los alemd-
mes, como eS publico Y notorio, son
unos ..esalmados que eStan va deia-
Gcs d" Ia mana De Dios Y que, con es.
10 dc In ofensiva ingiesa. no l!cvan
tls,S. &. L.. go -,.,, s..t pn
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que nuestros ninos hayan sido some
t'Ios Il los mismos ultrajes que han
suf.ido los ninos franceses Y belgas.
antes dc ahrir los ojos, de cobrar W.
!cr = de reafirmar nuestra volun-
tad. ...."
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REYISIA De IA RfINSl
New York Tribune

The New York Tribune" De %
de actual escribe 10 s;eu;ente:
So; axisra rodsvia IN americana,
o,,a ionora II ona 81 oermanisno So.
mica csc americana cebe !eer los
informes que nos ilegan de Francia.
En- esos imformes vemos surgir ell
espectacu!o de los tiempos de Ia bar
b&rie del centric de Ia civilization, e!
espsctaculo de Ia barbarie alemana
en- medic del mundo latino.
"AlemaNia invaii0 Belglca con
m~enosprecio de todas las leTeS inter-
~nsc;vHales ) todos los derechos 2u-
m@nos. Desputs de haber invadidO
Bc.%ica, H. bUscado por II muerte,
IA .iole"c:a = Il destruction, sem
bl"r g: t"ir"r On n .~|a%inarloa "
qacbrartar Il yolantaG te. pu"i:",
qua 5, in,arPonc rHfre ell% y 81 c;iin-
piimicnto de SIS desig1ios.
Hoy. en- las Msnuras de a Fr3n-
ci.l Sep,cnt!ioHa., :Al-m2Iia dcS;sa-
W. 10 eoiamer,p aquct!o que podria
s. it'll : los ejtrc:tos. no solamcntr
L., cam.nos V los pucntes, no sofa
menta les semeDteras. ,;no cle tam
bin dastruvc glegD:adadamente TODD
acia,,o QUE IS l,r!!o. to,lo aoueIfo
nv.. .;ano a!gjn valor. ;odo aoac;lo
a." ~ s:d9 ..ans~,:.iao eo. las gen.
r~acioncs gasadas q Ia eeneraci6n a"-
~ Transforms l. Fyarc;a seDrcn-
t-;on.I en- IN Geyiorto. y en- alro mis-
no--:,la ,od1yia - csto no nor nm
.,+a,a. mii;,e. sine ror 81 simnIe
des,o de- oniorilarlo todo.
..0,l.mo. o,,.:o. so15oao. ouo,.;
'P~'
S2""" ca '"Hc" a." Datalla que es IA
f~ralr4ra de- n c~iviii2aci1r. pa.Gue
soueno cI. roso .~. ,roroe ocr,o-
~
'"'
'~>' vac - ''''"'
"An-anqm Lincoln GeclarG
est n@eh'o ~ ~odria cvi<tir siendo
a r,itad lihre y IN ni,ad csclavo. De
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pOLITICA MENUDA
SPEECH!!.,

Con una estaiIpilla sc
correos, de dos centavos'
al curiosO lect0r que rea-
liza el acto heroico de
saber que no lie digo ma
da.-YO.