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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10
INDIA Will Be
FREE..-S0mE DAY
ukurISn SECRETARY o. STATE
FOR GREAT ORIENTAL. .COUN-
TRY TALKS or FUTURE.

= I.onlpu, Sept 80 corresponde Of
tho Associated PrcssJ Plans formulated
by tin british government for granting
y lager measure Of sclfgovernsnent To
the people Of India were explained 10 the
Associated Press correspondent today by
Edwin s. Montagu. Secretary of state for
India. Mr. Montagw who rs soon to
start for India. said: .ss....
MY Journey to India is the direct out
come Of the royernncnt's announcement
Ia pnrIian>at tina its ppsicy In India Is
10 develop aelfgoNerbine, Institutions
with vicw' % tir progressive reeiiz,.
zion OF representative government
'Do not misupderstand me. This IDEAL
of ours must be approached by easy
stages f'The man who thinks that home
rule fof India is a practical policy Is
either wholly ignorant Of the situation
or ,Lrsiguediy mischieyous. Steps toward
responsible government will be taken at
different rates by different paris ~ In.
dia. Great provinces will ut themselves
for It AZ different times. I;ut the great
thing is that We are going ahead firmly
on the path toward the end which we all
i;rstlsh and ipaian alike, desrA +
Must BE Adequate
rhe measures ti'as we adopt mus, be
adequate. They must show real Frog
itss Wars vast upheaval has stirred
all ptoples. MT only in Russia. not only
in western Europe. but in China and In
dll as we'll. Everybody wants to DC as
sure0. that the world. their own little
world as well as the big world. is bet
ter surld after the war. India, equally
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10
FIVE INTERNED GERMANS
ESCiFc. FROM I. =. GiARD
One browns, Three Captured and Fifth
Probably Dead

AbbdbiN b'ibs
Laredo. Texas. oct lO-Five interned
alien enemies. four Austrians and one
German. escaped about O'Clock sunday
morning from the guard house at Fort
Mcintosh where they had been interned
since August 10. II has been discov.
cred they used a duplicate key. and a
rigid investigation is being made
The body OF Hans Frolich. one Of the
escaped prisoners was found in the Rio
Grande this morning. badly decomposed.
Three of the remaining meU were cap
tured yesterday on the Mexican side Of
the river The fifth still is missing. but
is believed to have been drowned in at
tempting to cross the swollen river
The prisoners are said to have been
captured following Information that
three men believed 10 be- spies and ac-
completes OF Captain Irving Schneider
Of the GerJnan navy. previously arrested
N San Francisco. were hiding on the
Mexican side and apparently trying TO
make their way into Mexico.
The five prisoners had been carefully
guarded since their internment and how
they got the. duplicate key is mys-
,ery
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10
Arrests Arc Expected.

1 Six days after the disappearance of
the boy. TAYLOR Adams. his wife, Allie
Adams. and his two sons. Make and Gle
tus. respectively IS and 20 years old. and
! Claude Piersol were arrested. All yehe
mently denied any Connection with the
! Keet case but alleged statements of the
prisoners told OF plan to abduct {. a.
Clements. a Springfield jeweler, and a
baby other than the Keet child
The German plot. angle entered the
case. according TO the alleged statement
by Piersol that a man had employed him
to assist in kidnapping Clemests. The
man was said to have received orders
from a German agent in st. Louis and
10 have promised Piersol he might be
called upon to kidnap persons in Canada
and Mexico as well as in the United
States
All efforts 10 shake the statements of
the persons arrested We're unsuccessful
They maintained they had nothing to do
with the Keet case
On June 3. however. a party of citizens
made second and more thorough
search of the Crenshaw farm and found
the body. \ coroner's inquest decided
that the child had died from exposure
and lack OF proper nourishment
Mob Storms Jail.
The excitement in Springfield became
so great that mob stormed the county
Jail. demanding that the prisoners who
We're being held there. be turned over TO
them that they might avenGe the baby's
death.
Sheriff Webb attempted To spirit his
prisoners away in an automobile. The
mob pursued and finally caught them at
Stockton, Mo. twenty eight miles north
of Springfield. where they took Piersol
from the sheriff and went through all
the movements of lynching party. even
to stringing the prisoner from a tree
limb. Piersol held 10 his original story,
and denied that he WAS responsible for
the keet infants death. The mob sur
rendered him TO the sheriff and the pris-
oner was lodged in the Stockton jail. !
Federal agents Of the department of
justice followed up the pro-German angle |
of the case ana arrested Dick Carter. Of |
Springfield who II being held on a |
charge Of being implicated in the Clem.
ent plot.
Taylor Adams. Claude Piersol, and |
Cletus Adams are charged with abduc-
ton. Charges of murder against them
We're dismissed Allie Adams and Make
are charged with implication in /
the Clement conspiracy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10
Mexico s~zes Church Property.

Mexico City. Sept. 20.-,By MailJ-
Properties the value OF which will reach
several million dollars. held in the names
OF private individuals. have been taken
over by the government on charges that
in reality they belong to the Catholic
church. and that the persons in whose
names they stand are pretended owners.
Under the new constitution all church
property becomes property Of the ma
tion. The properties are located In the
state of Puebla. Durango. Michoacan
and Jalisco.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10
Fear Of Famine Is Spectre.

"India.s greatest terror. the spectre Of
famine. has practically disappeared ow-
Ing to irrigation and the development
Of transport by railway, canal and river.
4 season OF famine. which a generation
ago meant hundreds Of thousands Of
deaths. now means only discomfort and
strain. As We have conquered famine.
so we shall surmount the educational
difficulties.
Electoral bodies have sprung up and
there are in most provinces today coun-
ellis which have power to pass resolu-
tions and act in an advisory capacity,
although they have little responsibility
of real power. The members of these
legislative units have begun to tire of "A
situation In which they are little more
than debaters. and we shall be glad TO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10
OF STER SUIT AGAINST
TULSA SHERIFF DISMISSED

Oklahoma City Oct. g. An custer
suit filed by Attorney General :. =.
Freezing against W. NJ. Mccullough,
sheriff of Tulsa county. under the at
torney generals bill passed by the last
legislature, was dismissed by the su.
prome court today The court held that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10

the attorney general in filing III. suit
had failed 10 recognize "a rule of the
supreme court which requires that when
a case In presented which may be tried
In two courts. that II be shown why the
case should not lie tried in the inferior
court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10
OTHER PLOTS INVOLVED
IN kEET KIDNAPPING
Review OF Case shows Revelations ~
MurtirrOus Nature.

Marshheld Mo. oct. 10. The abduc.
ton of Lloyd keet. the fourtcen.months-
old son OF J. Holland Keet. banker Of
Springfield. Mo. eliminated IN the baby's
death II involved another alleged kid.
Iaping conspiracy. said TO have been
part of German plot and the attempt.
ing lynchlng of ont OF the so.callcd
conspirators i'm an EFFORT 10 force him TO
confess that he was implicated In the
Keet baby's disappearance anh death.
While the child's parents were attend
ing ball at the Springfield Country
club on the night OF May 30. 1917 the
baby was stolen from his crib in tho
family home. Ten days later the body
was found wrapped in an old black un.
derskirt. at the bottom Of wen at the
Crenshaw mansion. which had been un-
inhabited for many years. Meanwhile,
friends. detectives and the haby's father
had secured the ozark hills and had
even visited previously the old farm
house in their search for the missing
boy
No threats had been made 10 the keet
family. previous to the abduction. but
on the following morning. Mr.. Keet re-
ceived a note threatening mutilation To
the infant IL "A ransom Of $4,000 was not
paid the following night. Mr.. Keet en-
deavored To comply but failed to meet
the kidnapers. Various rewards We're
offered. but these were followed up By II
letter to the father that the ransom fee
would be increased from $4,000 to slo''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10

Indication that Henryetta IL not moral
city. AZ least this Is Mayor Ira Mar
tins opinion, but he Says thar ,s mas
caused him considerable Inconvenience.
4 few days ago when Mayor Martin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10
NOT 4 BIBLE On
SALE IN THE TOWN

Henryetta. Okla. Oct l0.-Because
there was not a Bible to be purchased
in the city 10 be used at the ceremo.
nies of the laying OF the cornerstone
TO the new city hall building is no
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10

started 20 purchase a Iiiblc Tor the oc'
casion he was unable To lind one IN
the city. He boarded the first train
went to Oklahoma city and there pur'
chased ilible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10
Many distressing Ailments experienced
by them are Alleviated by Lydia E.
Pmkham's Vegetable Compound.
Here is Proof by Women who Know.

Lowell, Mass.-aFor the last three years have
been troubled with the Change of Life and the bad
feelings common at that time. was in very ner-
vous condition, with headaches and pain good
deal of the time so was unfit to do my work
friend asked me to try Lydia f. Pnkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound, which did, and it has helped me in
every way | am not nearly so nervous, no head
Vegetable Compound is the best remedy any sick
woman can take."-Mrs MARGARET QUINN, Rear
$50 Worthen St. Lowell, Mass.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10

with the rest OF the world. has right
TO demand progress. and real progress.
so We are adopting the direct and
business-iikc method-and I'm going tn
India 10 consult withthe people there
and bring lmck the results Of my con
ferences and Inquiries 10 be put before
parliament as the basis for law which
shall mean progress in lis widest and
best sense.
"We have set ourselves svowcdly to
the enormous task OF improving the
conditions and life OF the people. to
guardine them against famine and
against wars external and internal so
that they might live and learn and de
velop their great resources unhindered
and in peace. fn
"One of the most striking evidences OF
our work In India Is found in our irriga-
tion enterprises, which are even caster
than the greatest OF your own enormous
irrigation exploits. and which have re
claimed literally thousands OF square
miles Of desert. But |; is still country
Of poverty The majority OF the people
live on itrfew rupees month. and II
takes three rupees TO make an American
dollar. Their country has vast re-
sources awaiting Development. but the
people are still very poor. Only about
10 per cent OF the population can read
and write
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10

She Tells Her Friends to Take Lydia f. Pnkham Remedies
North Haven Conn., When As had the Change of Life
which trouble all women have AT first it didn't bother
after while got bearing pains called
told different things but they did
day my husband home and said Why dent you Lydia
Vegetable Compound Wasl?' Well got
them and took about 10 bottles of Vegetable Compound and could
feel myself regaing health also used Lydia f. Pinkams
Sanative Wash and it has great deal of good
coming suffers from female troubles Change
them Pinklan remedies There about
world of Mrs FLORENCE IsELLA
North
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-10
Mum. 40.
Ell HlJO


Cier.@riente- refUnfIn0. mas
que diio. Dut-eSne apretando los tien
ties. co!trico por e, f~racaSo.
y ran;damente cmprendi6 el CANT
Gale %baio. sin parar haSta el
desembar ,jero. fur:oso POI haber
perl:do i. ~ tempo ' algo de di-
nero tamil: n ahora que 10 nece<ita-
ba tanto.
De vuc,;a en- Paris Sc di-ig:6 I su
domic..io. Gale del Arbol-Seco. 81
cc-cior5 POT Ia portera de que nadie
habia do 4 pr2gantar por e. Il. traido
carta alguua. Y subi6 al piso.
Abri5 uno de los c~ajoneS &c Su es-
critorio y cogio IN legajo con esta
inscripc u :-"Negocio Julot de IA
UniverSidad".-Desputs de habe-lo
hojeado someramente para c~erciorar-
Sc de cue no lc faltaba documenro al
gono. 10 enfundo en- I'M vieja ar
peta de cordoban. ajada va por e,
uSo.
En- seguida vacio los deTlaS c~ajones
y co!oc6 otros legajos parecidos.
que meti6 en- una pequena vaIija '
la carpeta, baj6 Ia ~escalera Y penetr6
en- la porteria.
-Senora Quillard-dijo,-me mar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-10
.CUARTILLAS FACILES
La vuelta de los refugiados

Llegaran a Mexico, despuss de OR
en- canine algunos estallidos de bonn
ba, gritos incorporates del jefe de Ia
escolta, alusiones modestas Y conc!er-
10 de voces que diran muy claro que
Sc esta hacienda obra piadosa de
redenci6n:
-;Azorrillenlo por malora.
-iTr6nchenle las patas!
i Metanle reata,
y. llenos de inmensa satisfaction, Y
Densando que Sc italian en- el paralso.
pediran un coche para. If q Su casa, a
meterse debajo de Ia CANA. q efecto
de demostrar que estan verdaderamen
tc trAnqailos.
I'm coche?. Esta listed loco. Los
caballos Sc los lievo Lucio Blanco;
Ca. Los cocheros integran el A.
y~untamiento.
y ademas, parece que Sc decret0
una huelga en- Ell meeting del domin-
go.
4. pie. V con el Jesus Ell IA boca, Ia
cmprende listed hasta 81 habltacl0n,
en- plena obscuridad, y ALI e~ncontra-
ra a algunas personals de su amistad,
que lie diran de pc i pa. las ventaJas
de la revolution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-10

Instintivomcnte conn s. nresin-
t;ase one andando 81 TEMPO aouella
mu;er .aria Ia ca,r.a de agudos dolo-
,.os ouo b.b;an do acomoterIa. sen
.;oso oIe;od. mor,Imarto de ella v
d;snrosto ,ore,,. n~reverc,on.
In ss,,inicnto he vaga de.con-
fianza NAL definida. nue acreci6 dee
de 81 punto = bora en- que IA sorpren-
di6 e~scuchando su conversation cor,
!, sc6or, dc prcsles: una especic de
ro,nIsi5n no razonada. Ia hacia Guar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-10

-Seguro-dijo scncillamente Ia We
ia, bajando la cabeza;-y, por 10 tan
to. no sabe uno 4 veces su suerte. .
No es este todo-repuso ROsal'a.
Sierra necesario que listed me- ayu-
dc. para obtaner el permiso de Ir 4
Chateau Thierry.
Y como Ia vicja la contemplate ex
trlnada. continue:
-voy Il decir a la senorita Mag
dalena que mi parienta esta enfer-
ma. Y que Quiere VERNE -. para
hablarme de suS economics.
listed dira. al mismo tempo. que
vino expresamente a buscarme.....
Comera listed con los Obreros, Y nos
marcharemos ~juntas bien pronto,
Me ma comprendido listed?
-Por SECURE. \ puestas 4 picar-
dear. voy a hace.la Greer que ST tia
de listed esta muriendose, ;pobre
mujer!
-Esta bien.... iNengase!
Las cosas pasron como habia pre-
visto Rosalia. Magdalena Dal!ebo.s.
compasiva al menor infortunio, y
mas tierna aun desde que Ia amargu-
IA del sufrimiento habia hecho presa
en- ella, no hizo oposicion a Ia de-
manda de su sirvienta.
Sin embargo, no sentia por Ia
Tuerta el interes y Ia simpatia que
la inSpiraban la mayor parte de los
s~ervidores de Ia heredad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-10

Il ESQ de las ocho Y media, Ia vieja
sirvienta Juana Bretou, que viva en-
Etampes. recibi6 la carta de Du-
fresno. deStinada 4 Rosalia Ia Tuer.
IA.
Acto continue. Ia buena camarada,
viendo cl timbrs de Paris en- cl So
bre, comprend'6 que Ia respucsta
prevista por SUI amiga habia llegado
en- efecto.
Sin perder m~Omento, Y ademas
estimulada por IA recompensa pro
metida, hiZo 'sus p"cparativos. y
pronto Sc puso en- marcha para Ia he
redad de los Fresnos.
LEGO ALI d las onCe dc la manana.
extenuada 4 Ia vez por 10 largo del
canine, IA cIesta de BlcsmeS Y el
calor insoportable de aquel 81 de
Septicmbre.
En- cuanto hubo entrado en- II he
redad percibio 4 Rosalia, ocupada en-
echar cl grano 4 las gal.inas que pi-
coteaban en- torno suyo.
Con la astucia innata de su sexo,
que poseen aun las muJeres ms
sencil,as-cabe atribuirlo solo al ms
tinto-encontr6 mode de llamarle Ia
atenci6n sin gritar.
La Tuerta fij6 en- ella una mirada
oblicua. Y no tuvo que esforZarse
para comprender que motive traia
q la Bretou.
De una brazada echo el resto de la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-10

comida a las ayes, que soStuvieroh
cast una lucha entire 81 por ale"n%aF
In mcjor pdrtc. mlentras Ia luerta
Sc abria Daso asIstando!aS sin MIRA
miento.
Luego avanz6 rapidamente hasta
llegar junto a su vleJa amiga, y a
largo el br1zo tebrlimente.
-Scguro. Sin eSto' icomo nuoie'
IA yo echo este vlaJe, mi buena ko-
salia?
-iEenga. aprIsa. entonces!
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enc afuera Dor amos diaS. Hara US
ted el favor de guardian las cartas
que vengan para mi; las mandare re-
coger.
-Esta bien. senior Dufresne; Y
buen viaje.
-Gracias. sonora Quillard. muchas
gracias.
y e. redomado picard Sc fu6 tran
quilamente, en- direction 4 la eSta-
ci6n del Este Y con Ia intenci6n a
rraigadisima de no volvcr a pOner los
pies en- el piso.
4 las ocho menos cuarto, lego
frente al hotel de los Viajeros. 81
fuado en- el Faubourg-Saint-M Martin,
donde habia citado a MonseHor de
Surin.
Pregunt6 por IN tai Leveque. Sc
gun habian convenido e~ntreambos.
-Tercer pjso. numero 27-dijo i,
patrona del hotel, For Ia ventanilla de
81 oficina que daba a. pas!llo de en-
trada.
A.leunos minutes mas tarde, los dos
compinches Sc habian encerrado en- e.
cuarto v La Comadreja daba cuenta q
su complete del escaso exito obtenido
en- Meudon.
No hay mas q IN dato aprovecha
ble-acab6 diciendo:-dato que pue
de tener su importancia, 81 Ia oca.
sion Sc presentase, o 81 circunstan,
cias futuras obligaren q no desperdi,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-10

De confirmarse las versiones ulti-
mamente propaladas, respecto a la am
nistia que esta a punto de decretar
don Venustiano para los refugiados
politicos que sc italian en- Ell eXtran-
Zero, c~urioso en- extreme va a ser el
regreso de estos individuos Y a mil
situaciones c6micas habra de pr~estar-
Sc. con seguridad. Ia vuelta de esta
genie a su patria qIerida.
BESIDE luego, 10 primero que deter
minaran las famil!as, sera llevarse IN
recuerdo de esta TERRA. un souvenir"
cue les este constantemente l!amando
la atenci6n sobre IA amorosa perma-
nencia en- esta ciudad hoSpitalaria.
va 10 sabes, Onofre. Va hay
amnistia.
-iY que?
Que ahora misrlo tie compras n
postal de las "M~isiones", tres del Ala
mo" Y dos, por 10 menos, de Ia plaza
del "Zacate". Hay que llevar algo
a nuestras familias.
Naturalmente. persona habra que.
en- vez de aquellas menadencia;. pida
una chachara de casa de "Kress'. III
retrato de "Cheto'. o IN busto auten-
tico de Chapita.
Desputs, al pasar IA froAtera. CO.
menzaran sus aSombros, con los en-
pleados. de sombrcro DC pctatc : pie
d~esca!zo:
-Ei;ale. con esa v:eia! ;Cuclc pa
CT. cLatezon,
-Caigase 0 IA fjcrrada!
-Dcscmbuchc los Gmeros,
,MalG;ta sea su cstampa.
y otras cosas NJ p:n,orcscas a
mas no poder. qIe revclam " las claras
81 soberbio adelanto conscgu.do po"
Ia r~evoluci0n mauumisora.
Luego tomar;tn q tren. y scguir;i
e. aSombro.
iEntrele, p@rpcra! i.Atorc!e a los
halazos!
-; Barroteran. veinte minutes para
conner!
Y s. sacan Ia clbcza por In venta-
nilla. Ia e~xtrancza no tendra liml-
ties. RacimoS de hombres colgados
en- los postes, como diciendo que Ia
vida les importa tres p~cpitor'aS; puen
ties ~quemadoS. como para Hrohar que
IA MADEIRA para ESQ Sc h;Zo; campo-
desiertos. que dirah 4 grituS que los
labriegos son ahora dipu,ados; ciuda-
des deStrI!das, para borrar toio yes
t;gio de los espanolcs Y 81 acaSo. una
o dos muic.eS tipicas. con II r~lZucIa
a cuestas Y un .jarro de pu!qSr:
.Aqui hay ~garnachas. jefe! A
cinco por diez pesos!
-iPulque curado! Ecinte reales Ia
MEDIA.
Pero no v~olvera 4 verse. nj pa
Ia remedio. una caieta de Celaya, I'm
camote de Querctaro, n una "gordi-
IA" de la Villa. GolosinaS r~eacciona-
lias que el movimicnto armada no ha
podido yer nj en- pintura. Y que las
cort6 de rIiz, porquc....s las comic"
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-cCual eS?-pregunt0 Monsenor
de Surin. con dire POGO satisfecho.
-Esos dos nombres, Victor Y Te-
resa, son evidentemente los de los
padres adoptivos del golfo que Sc
busca, V e!los podrian, 81 los halta-
ramos un dia un:doS, ponernos so
bre una pista segura.
Retenlos bien, para preguntarte-
los, 81 Sc da csc case.
-Bueno. no % olvidare. Pero, en-
tretanto. ique hacemOs?
-Por ell momento. NADIA.
rs dec!r. 81; m a ONE A
este Sc reducira TODD haSta mana
ma 4 las cinco y media.
-;Y manana 4 esa bora?
-TomaremoS ell tren para Chateau
Thier-y. donde alguien nos eSpera en-
IL estaci0n.
va re explicare esta tarde, aqui,
como hemos de ~proceder. No pue-
do adelantarte NADIA ahora; no eStoy
sufic;entemente documentado, como
d;cen los senoreS psic6logos. IVA
mos. vamos- que tengo el estomago
en- los talones!
NueStros dos compinches bajaron
en- seguida converSando sobre cosas
inaignificantes, y entraron a Gomez
en- un establecimiento del tres al Guar
to, sito cast e~nfrente del hotel.
Al dia siguiente por la manans,
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DELEGAC!ON PACLFISTA
ARRESTADA

~Scr,tcIO Exclusive fara Ia FRENSA.
LONDRES. JUNO 9.-Dos generates
austriacos. dieZ Oficiales Y dlez solda-
dos. que formaban una delegation del
eitrcito de Austria-liumgria, que fuc
en- comision de paZ I las lineas rusas,
sc prespnto escoltada pOr dieclocho
Soldados rusos. en- kishinev, declaran-
do uue eran deegadoS de paZ Y soil
citnndo conferenciar con cl Comitc de
Delegates lie los Obreros Y SOldados,
scyln dice uns mensaje ca~blegrafica
recibido en- esta capital, ]procedente de
P~etrogradG. FL gobierno provisional
ordcn6 que dicha delegation fuera a
rrcstada.
Fl mensaje agrega que por IA tar
de. Sc recibieron noticias en- P%etrogra-
DO de que Ia Comisi0n seria puesta al
cuidado de una escolta y conduc!da 4
Pctrogrado.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-10
fucron faros De talcnto.
de jasticia Y de honradcZ.

IltTOU 4atOS Nt tdl'Ill'.
dc iasticia Y de- honradcz.
De aouellos, de los que on estls
lineas desfilar y~ertis,
nadl me toca Gcciros.
va Sc 10 die al papel;
miradl6s tales Qua, SON:
no de otra guisa han de ser
por mas que en- clio Sc empenc
nj el mas experto pincel...
Con que. de ~introito VA basta.
Y pueS Ia plerto oS franquGe
de mi libro, cntrad por ella
los que me queriis leer....
pero antcs dame los "n'cleS",
que bucn vino quita scd.
Y yo bcbo aigunas C.
V "a,gotraS' suclo comer...
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