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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06
THEY SHALL PERISH

The blow that killed Attila's Pan
Hun empire was struck at Chalons on
the Marne in A d 451, not more than
thrifty miles from the spot where
last week a similar ambitious scheme
was given the third degree treatment
when the new Huns were started with
their faces toward the Rhine. The
Huns in Attila's time had amazing
military successes. They overran Asia
and eastern Europe to the gates OF
Constantinople, destroying the cities,
devastating the countries and ex-
terminating the inhabitants. Those
peoples they did not slay were CON-
PEELED to enter the Huns service and
help fight their own neighbors-quite
according to the Huns fashion of to
day.
But those supermen met their mat
ches in the Romans and Visigoths in
the valley of the Marine at Chalons,
These latter forces represented the
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06


civilization of Italy and Gaul. They
were the Entente Allies of their. day.
Attila, the Kaiser of the ancient Huns,
was beaten back across the Rhine,
lis losses in dead making the BATH,
the bloodiest OF the age Some 250,00G
sod:ers we're LEFT slain lpon the field
Attila represented type Of super
men which from that day persisted be-
yond national recognition. It was
battered till there was no race Of men
to represent it on the earth.
But the same blood courses in the
viens of the men who are again on the
Marine trying to overrun civilization.
Although hundred of years have pass
ed, their ambitions, their low aim,
their brutal bloodthirstiness is the
same. The Huns of Attila are back
again welding the lance Of battle.
against brave France and Italy. The
Huns Of today are fighting another
race of men the Anglo-Saxon whose
blood courses through several nat
ionalities that have grown strong in
the lapse of time.
Somewhere in the infinite planning
of things Gods hand has always been
raised against such a people as
these Huns. 1t is very probable that
we need the wisdom to understand
His working as the worldmoves
steadily on towards His pupose
Be that as it may, the christian
God fearing races of men know that
the modern Hun is violating the high
est laws. He was that same thing
fifteen countries ago. To pay for it he
left the flower of his race for their
bones to bleach on the battle fields
then, and that thing is going to
occur again. AS the ancient Huns
persisted, so shall the modern Huns
perish.
When the modern Hun raised his
sword to stike, he swore that christian
morality is the most malignant form
of all falsehood; that it has corrupted
mankind. Now after period of four
years of perfect orgy of Kulture, OF
crime more outrageous than civil
zed man ever dreamed could be COM
mitted, monstrous crime of the same
rapacious character as that of the
ancient Hun is becoming blot On
the social system in Germany. The
Hun of today is face to face with
terrible conditions at home and "a
mong his fighting forces.
Let the young man who goes to
battle with these people modestly
thanks the true God that he goes to
defend the freedom ,of christian peo-
pie. Let our men carry with them the
thought that Nemiss shall follow the
Huns. Once again they shall perish.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06
DON'T BE A sNoB.

It's a funny thing when you come to
think of it-this thing of holding ones
nose high in the air when somebody
passes who is considered not worth
speaking to. Some people never know
others they meet daily for years just
because they were never properly in
troduced. Other people may sell you
goods for years, or buy goods from you
for years and never know you when
you meet on the street. Some wise
old man has said that special place
has been reserved in heaven for the
snobs, where they will never come
in contact with the angels whose fea-
theirs may be little fulfilled.
One thing is certain and that is this
war has knocked out lot of snob-
berry from most of the English people,
and is knocking of it out of American
people. A smile, bow or pleasant
word is worth more than money, and
will make nation and it's people great
where snobbery will cause it's down
fall.
Riches do not always make snobs
Some of the worst snobs are the imi-
tators, the ones who want others to
imagine they are rich in money or blue
blood. Sometimes it is the banker who
has a smile or pleasant word for
every one, while the insignificant en-
ployee, who is puffed up with little
authority, passes buy with never a
look at those at those he comes in con-
tact with daily. It's a mighty small
world after all and little room is left
in it for snobs.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06
FIRE BRICK MADE NOW
IN FACTORY IN CHILE

Washington, July 3O-Among the
new industries established in Chile
as result of the European war and
the consequent scarcity 'of ships to
supply South American demands is 9
large fire brick foundry at Las Animas
near Valdivia. The foundry is equip
ped, it is reported, with the latest
modern machinery, has two furnaces
and daily capacity at present Of
1000 bricks.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06
PRISONERS WORK ON
PARIS ENTERTAINMENTS

Paris, July 30.-Hundreds of con
yicts who have been confined to the
prison at Sante have been placed upon
the work of preparing the entrench
ment camp of Paris. They are assig
ned to work which will keep them in
doors and will be under the surveil
lance of the gendarmes. They have
been detailed to work upon the mil
itary camions. Leaving prison, each
convict was supplied with a containei
having two hard boiled eggs, little
less than a quarter of pound of chez
Sc, about two pounds of bread and one
pound Of meat
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06

"A citizen writes whether it is true
that "in Southern traing camp,
every soldier Catholic ornon-Catholic
had been ordered to attend a Catholic
mass" 1t is, of course, not true. In
their attempts to divide the country
in a religious quarrel, the German
alleging impariallcmfwyp xzfffibgkffq
agents and sympathizers are spread
ing innumerable stories of this sort,
ing innumerable stories of this sort,
alleging impartially Catholic disloyal-
ty. governmental discrimination kind
OF story is used among Catholics and
the opposite kind among non-Catholics'
receive is thing to amaze mankind
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06
JAPANESE WITHDRAW MARINES
FROM CHINESE CITY

Toxic, June 20-Japanese marines
who recently landed at Swallow, Chi
ma to protect Japanese interests, have
been withdrawn, according to official
advices. The landing was occasioned
by the fact that the southern troops
retreating before the Northerners left
Swallow without protection. Later.
the Northerners' advance being held,
the southern forces returned to guard
the city, and the Japanese embarked
in their ships.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06
GERMAN FLYERS CHANGE
SIGNS ON MACHINES

Amsterdam, July 30.-Details re-
gacding new marNing. on German air
planes became known here recently.
Tie arms of the back cross are now
straight (not curved as formerly with
white edges. The change is said to
have been made because the previous
form made recognition of German ma
chimes difficult and easily led to con-
fusion with the circular signs on En-
tente airplanes.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06

Cotton is jumping higher on the
market. If we continue to have boil
weevil weather, this news will not be
so welcome among our farmers. Many
farmer has a much better cotton
crop than he expected earlier in the
year, but we are unwilling for the Vice.
vii to have any of it.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06
WHEAT SMUT DAMAGES
CROP in URUGUAY

Washington, July 30.-It is report
ed from Uruguay that the wheat crop
in that country has been damaged to
the extent of $2,5OO,OOO by wheat smut.
The damage is confirmed by the Uru-
guayan department of agriculture.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06

Saw man yesterday who will be
caught in the last registration ages by
Just ten days--that is, IL he is regis
tered on September 5, as Gen. Crow
der has suggested. But he Is willing
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06

Many a Georgia newspaper has
worn threadbare the last of his jokes
Singing them at the Georgia legisla-
tufe. Now special session seems
probable. 1t is past time for joking
with the members of this august bod
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06

The Prussian Guards asked no
quarter. They might have known they
were not going to get quarter from
an American without asking for It,.
II there were any of them left alive,
they will more than likely remember
Fismes.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06

Johnny Evers, the famous second
baseman, is now WORKING with the
knights of Columbus War Work Ac-
tivities and will shortly go over to
France to take up the direction of
athletics in the American soldier
camps.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06
m.mber, Of AssoeIated Press.

3 .I'be Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
81 all news dispatches credited to it
OF not otherwise credited in this pa
per and also the local news published
herein.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06

Communication on all topics pub
lished when not too long and accompa-
uied by full names and address. Not
responsible for views Of contributors.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-06
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY

Yesterday was better day for u
boat operation than most of us like
TO see.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
Woodrow Wilson"

Miguel Lerdo de Tejada, autor de
"Perjura", "Pienso", Ven V otras
danzas mexicanas que han alcaTzado
gran p~opularidad, y ell walls Mexico
Bello", del mismo autor, que por
este fue dirigido magistralmcnte.
En- ell trsnscurso de la audicion to-
caron Y cantaron otras muchas pie
zas, todos los autores mexicanos Y
premiadas en- ell concurso a que Sc
refiercn las lineas anteriores, siendo
cstrepitosamente a%plaudidas per ell
numeroso pnblico.
Tn srupo de individuos quiso des-
lucir la fiesta, Y al efscto coloco
ccrca dc donde esta Sc verificaba una
banda que comenZo a ~ejecutar trozos
de opera a fuertes voces, pero esios
ejecutantes fueron calIados por q phi
bl;co que reclamaba que ell concerto
rexicano siguiera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
SOFA q

Que cabrio ell desangrado cadaver de su padre.
Con la fe del que ingenuo espera en- Dios, la madrc
una oracion nlusita con incansable anhelo:
"'iProtege, oh Dios, a mi hijo" Pero es en- vano; ell
(cielo
a1adira amarguras al calvario doliente -
de la madre que espera: ell hijo, ell %recipiente
iltimo del tesoro, yace en- lejana terra
caido en- ia consienda, victima de Ia guerra
que desgarra a la patria. Cayo cuando Ia Diana"
va pregonaba el triunfo, y en- la cunbre leJana
flotaba Ell estandante bajo cuyos sagrados
pliegues corri6 Ia sangre de ss antepasados!
Cuando la nueva aurora de paz siga a Ia guerra.
cuando sangre inocente no en~rrojezca la terra
Y reyes vaclantes, en- sus regias estancias.
cierren la gran columna "Perdidas y Ganancias',
Y sc estrechen las manos, Y brinden satisfechos
al recuento glorioso de los hcro;cos kechos,
iquian pensara ea la pobre madrecita cue espcra?
sCual de los p~oderosos, de los reyes, siquiera
pcnsara en- las angustias de Ia infeliz anciana
que aguarda al hijo ausente en- Ia choza ~lejana?
F.. {. TAMATO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20

En- los pcriijicaS QUE Citmamen-
te hcmo~ ~rec;h;do5 %e Ia ~Ela5ana,
CUBA. nos cncontramoS con Ia %ra-
"a aucra Ia qac maestro paisa"" Y
amigo jose Eiizondo, poet2 me%ica-
10 cue Sc ha distinguido como autor
do ch.spcanloz V originates libr"tos
&C zarzuclas sobrc aspntos naciona-
les. va a celehrar IN bcneficio en-
uno de los princjpales teatros haba-
neros, en- cl caal eScrenara Ia u!t!-
ma production suya, la cue tiene
mGsica del ap!audido ~compositor
espa1ol Q-inito VaIverde,
Jose T. Elizondo Ia venido deSde
hace muchos amos cul:ivando 81
"ganero chico" pero con tai atm
gerc.a, oue ha ilcgado a ser ell mas
origina. de nuestros ~autoycS, aparte
del mas fecundo. pueS es cast mara
viliosa la faci'idad de ve~rsificaci0n
Que HoSec 81 auJof dc INN Nhuti
Chan" Las Nusas del faIS.' Clio
DO TerraQueo," "El Pals de IA Me
~tra!la" Y otraS mCchas chispeanteS
cbras en- verso, escritas por Ellzon,
do en- collaboration con otros cscri-
torres fmexicanos y musicadas por re,
putadoS maeStroS que han dedicaGo
sus meiores amos Y innegab!es
facultades a enriQuecer ell reperto.
.io lirico meXicano o part!tEraS
exquiSitas por 81 SAILOR regional !
Ia dulzura de SuS cantos.
No recordamoS on eStos momento7
eli nombre de IL obra que Sc estre,
: nara CT ell beneficio de Pope Eli,
condo 81 Z Habane, ebra que, &C,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20

pobre salita de la triste cabana,

En- la pobre salita de la triste cabaIla,
como un nidal oculta en- Ia verde montana,
Ia viejecita anora dulzuras diluidas
en- ell pasado rosa de los amos; dormldas
yacen las tempestades cue mustiaron Ia bella
flor de sus ilusiones; solo brilla uEa estrella
en- el azul serene de aquel cielo: su hlJo!
e. pasado, que ell duiees fruiciones fue prolific,
tuvo tambien 81 cauda de crueles amarguras:
no TODD fue placeres, no TODD fue dulzuras.
La v~iejta conterApla con maternal carino
los juguetcs que fucTon su gozo cuando nlno;
viejo3 ~iuguetes rotos Que guardian la fragancia
de los primeros ancs, de Ia feliz infancia
del hijo amado, cuaAdo, esperanto de viuda
dcsanparada, era IN Sinlbolo de ayuda
en les afos futurOs. La viejecita ahora
contempla los ~juguetes, picusa en- el hijo y llora...
La espada Que ciiieron viejos antepasados,
Ia csrada que fu& orgu!lo de los rudos soldados
de su cstirpc guerrero, tinta, Ell mas de una herlda,
janis ahandonada 81 no fuG con Ia vida,
Va no cueIga en- el sitio de honor, con Ia cinlera
del abuelo scilado, Y Ia rota bandera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
DE- Las OFIClNASi De pOLICiA {
CREIA QUE LIE HARLAN ROEADO
A ST. HIJA

La sonora de King, que reside ell
II casa numero Col de Ia Gale Ea-
~rriscn, aver 4 las cuatro y d;ez mi
nutoS de Ia tarde. echo de menoS a
81 pequeno hijo = c~reyenda que este
lie habia sido robado por aigunos TO-
ka-chicos recorrlo tcda ia barriada
en- busca &c So pcGuenu@!o, no sin
haher dado deste tuego 2visC q Ia
poiicia de lo que le hao!a ocurrido:
E! agente Luis Cusstt fue maldado
yiolentamente en- auxilio de Ia sonora
&c King; pero despuas volvi0 Q su
quartet en- vista dc cue e. niHo &c es-
taba en- poder de ninguE roba-chico5,
sino de Mr.. King, e! padre del nino,
qGien esta .divorciado de 81 muJer y
. cscondidas de &sta Sc llevG = su HI
20. L. madrc ~pCesentara n gueja
formal e. contra de su m&rido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
HOY SERA Ell JtRhD0 De jULih
REGAIN

Hacc muy pocGs a que c.
n ASA de ~hueSpedeS de csta ciuIad
rerdio la vida I'm j6ven pinJor &c
manos de una mujcr Que le do dos
-iros porque lie adeudaba dos pesos
por renta del cuarto que ocuPaba CT
la casa referida. Embellishments
despu6S dc cometido CT homicio flt
arrestada Ia sonora Julia Regain I
quien sc lie instruyo pcoceso y para
hoy sera Nevada Su cauSa ante jura-
dc, a fin dc que responda del cargo
que Sc !e hacc Y CT caSo de que re-
suite culpable Sc lie apiicara 81 cas-
tiSo cCrreSpOndientc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
Decree en- Mexico
(Viepe de Ia pag. 4a..l

ncs en- ell Ncrte. sin que Sc sepa CUE
! funtamento tiene esta especle.
Addiction en- la Alameda.
Aver Sc verified IN la Alameda Ia
! audici6n que estaba anunciada, de
! ias canciones que fuercn premladas
en- eli concurso alberto por un dlarlo
dc Ia iocalidad.
Las referidas canciones fueron
c~ntoaadas por IN gran orfeon for
made cxprofeso, y c%scuchadas por TN
| publico que llenaba todas las sendas
dc la vetusta Alameda.
A.compan6 al orfc6n e~jecutante Ia
Banda dc Policia Y ell arregio que pa
n Ia; vcccs del orfc0n sc hiZo de las
canciores mcncionadas, rue a cargo
del professor Arturo Rocha, muy CO.
nocido en- los c~irculos artisticos de
csja ciudaG.
Las piczas que mas gustaron Y
7uc :ucron raretidas a peticion del
Ipubiico que como qucda dicho ilena-
Ia Ia Alameda, fueron Deception,
del apiaudido compositor MeIicaro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
JOSE PEREZ FUE HERID0 DE
GRAEEDAD

Aver entire tres Y cuatro dc In tar
de, Ia policia recogi6 m~oribundo de
Ia esquina de las Gales Travis y Ca
mar0n, a Jose Perez. de oficio sas-
ire con Residential en- Ia casa nuEnero
419 de la Gale ". Romano; Perez
estaba tirado en- medic de VI gran
charco de 81 pTopia Sangre V presen-
taba varias hesidas dc arma blanca.
Sc lie condujo al Hospital de "a ciu-
dad Y los m5dicos Gel establecimie2-
to desde luego deciararon que e. es-
tado del herido era sumamente gr2-
We Y cue morir:a en- mas cuaNtas
horas por 10 que es pTobob!c que 10
haya amanecido con vida.
Horas mas tarde, como a las rue
We, Ell Ia eSquina de las GALES La
redo Y Concrete los detectives Ruin
ke, Guerra Y Lopez a~pccnendieron q
Abraham Ruiz, en- relac!0n con cl
caSo de jose Perez. Una veZ CT Il
estacion central de policia en- las Off
cinaS del captain CarutherS, Abraham
Ruiz confeso ser ei heridor de Pc
reg ; dijo cue GeSde hace algun ITEM
pc sostuvo con 81 una disputa Y que
aver entire tres V cuatro de IA tar
de, cuando Sc dirigia 4 presenciar Ell
3esfile de la Cruz Roja, en- la Gale
Houston cerca del puentc que hay so
hre el rio de S. Antonio Sc encontraron
Y nuevamcntc Sc injuyIarca deSaiian-
dose para dirimir suS cuestiones en-
algun sisio donde no hubiera testi-
COS, agrego que ambos Sc dirigieron
hacia a. norte de la ciudad V al lie
gar a IA esquina de las Gales Ira
vis Y Camar0n, Sc verified Ia ri0a.
Ell Ia que Perez sac6 la pcor pa-ta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
INCENDIO

Anoche a las lev Y media sc de-
claro IN inceNdio eli Ia casa numero
704. de Ia Gale No. FRO, ic]norandose
cual sefia IA cauSa que motive csc
~accidente, que ocasion6 perdidas De
consideration 4 los moyadorcS de Ia
casa ~inccadiada. \ Ia hora CT que
los vcciNos Sc diercn cucnta del il
ccndio llamaron L los bomberos del
Quartet central los cue sc r~rcsertarOn
. toda oportunidad a conlbati- CT
iuegu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
Sc TasoIVi0 81 aSuEtO dc
los BiH0S cambia1Os

N1,r,-, vOnr Mi ~ ~
d;mo. nmon%a 49, ortr~os 10 IA
ppFISA 90 rosoI,.;6 ,,,,r f~,voro-
.LIo,,on+o nov o. r,ris,~,Jo uc,1v
ou;2n declare cue los :ns:.ntcs Ia
ban sido e~fcctiyamcnte cqmb!ados nj
nacer y orden6 por 10 tanto u IA
.e6ora L,coniff devolyiera a la Sc
nora Feiacr ia rcquena oue lsva !c
rec!amaba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
EN- IL CRUZ ROJA

De IN hospital dc gangrc
en- la dolicrte sala
Sc halla un hc-id0 grave
de los "sia espcranZa'.
Solicita Sc acefca,
del her;do 4 IA CANA,
Ia hermana de ojos tTistcs
bajo ia toca blanca
Y con aCen:o tierno
al Dchrc hcrido habla
de IA ventura ~etcrna.
V de Ia ctcrna calma;
de Ia miSericord!a
dc Dios, y de la palma
que 81 bondad divina
en- las aituras guarda
para los que han caiio
defendicndo a Ia Eatria.
Y e. desahuciado DICE
a Ia hcrmarita blanca
de IN esposa Y les hijos
Y de la madrc anciaIa
cue ~ ci pueblo remote
con aaSiedad lc a"Uardan.
Ecrmano, 81 listed Guicrc
0ua ie escriha tina carta
dictc listed CUE 70 cfrcZco
4 GUS deuGoS envia-la.
! q campcon caiG9.
cnjugando una lagrjma,
con VOC trcmula dice
I Ia hcrmanita blanca:
olga listed a Ia csPoSa
Y = los hiios del alma
Cue va rcgreSo a HvCh!o....
Cue los we're mara"a...
que s;cnPr" los he af0ado
' aGH en- las bata!laS
su rccUcrdG ha vcnido
4 ccnfortar mi alr2a....
...Dica listed = iii madrc,
III ~HoLrcci'a ancian@,
que pronto... QGc n:uy prOnto.
me lIc"arc a b"sarla...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
ESCANDALO

Aver Z ia una De L. madrugaLa Sc
lidi6 auXilio a IA po!;cia de IA casa
nUmero CIT de Ia &venida c, Y SC
cnvi5 vioientamcntc al agenio VIM
yerS. cUien practice VI ~ar:csto, con
10 Que el veciEdario torn6 I su tram
gU;lidaG hab;tual.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
QUERiAN PELEAR

Por cauSaS baladies prctcndieron
renir dos soldados en- la cuadra MI
nero 800 De Ia Gale Z. Commerce.
Con motive dc las frases i~njurIosas
que en- voz alta Sc camhiaron entire
81 los ~rijosos Sc aglomero un bucn
numero de curiosos que atrajo a "a
policia Ia cual Sc FTesert0 en- cl la
gar de ia rina aprehendieado a los
dos mihcianos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
NOyELAS DIVERSAS

ASiuri.. o los CharroS ContraDanGistaS:
Nov-la meNiCana. Dos lCinos....:S'''o
bon uuliolc &c IA Mancia. EdlciHn o. n,
| ~c1rInmayno o los pgce Fares de Fran
c!1. \ IL rUSllca .....-.-....... S"C'
FL Narrr del Golgo,a. I!ermosa oDra;
ba,lla Ca IL vlGa dri HCdchVoV ue.
NuDun. In umO gTanGe, ciIpdsIaGO Sl'O
Fl Dinamiiero. pn- T. /. Stevenson. 1Oc-
n C~aSdlnru,H Gc uEcvcGo ....-..... u9C'
III Amor de los AmOreS. .No'ela sent
meniar. Cuarrp loInos, pasta te!a...SJ'79
IL Inferno Gc los Cc!os. SestHCa EaEc IN
- De Ia anterior. CualrO tom0S. tea s3G'
rrnlyrarl6n, por Alfonso dc EIerne... opC;
Ty3Iacl6n. 0 ci MarJirio dc una Madrc si.oc
Fl Sitlo de IA Neutrality-suspicious. ."C
FlagueLa de HCToe. por tEe'u>s'- M
I'll Bias o. Santil!ans- kdlCloh dc iu., IN
10 ~
r,.n de krldrea POI J. schultz. 'OC'
| Il51, Esposa y NaLre. por Aware "a
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EN- VEINTISIETE DIAS Sc CONS
TUTO UN BARCO
(Yiene do Ia "a. Pas.)

titud que les debo a ustcdes, compa-
neros en- una gran empresa por la
gran devotion y habilidad desplega-
da, que provoca no tan solo mi adj
miraci6n. sino la administration,
estoy cierto, de todos los que sepan
10 que ustedes han rcalizado.
Lies f~clicito y queden con Dios.
DE ustedcs, cordial s~inceramen-
tie.
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OBRAS DE EMILIO SALGARl
"A Sl2O cada una.)

Los MlSterios DE- Ia India.
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La ConQuiSta lie I'm lmperio.
la VenyanZa de SaIuokan.
la Reconqu!Sia De M~Ompracen.
Fl Rcy ci Are.
Ia p~cStrucclGn de CariaSo-
In las MOntRllS dc Africa
~ TrSoro De Ia Montana Azul.
II Fl.iu del CorSarto ROJo.
Los UltimOS FillbuS,cEOS.
Los PiraiaS de las BcTrnidas.
FL EIIerminio dc una Trlbu.
Las AguilaS de IA EStepa.
La EStrella de Ia Araucania.
En- Ell Mar de las Per;aS.
Los EStragoS de Ia China.
In Montana de ORC.
Las MaravIIlaS del alto 1000.
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ST.. pucdc listed dccirles...
que me TOGO una bala...
que estoy hcrido. ..peco
no Olga listed. hermaaa.
nuo nc cnvian a mi pueblo.
rorqlc no hay esperanza.>.
= 70 Quicro-.. besarlos...
V morn en- M casa.
F. G. ThMAIO.