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The Washington herald., 1918-02-13

among persons that are favorites Of
the Sun forces, the men OF nigh rank.
The planets are posted in aspects
indicating that the unexpected will
happen in all that pertains to the war.
surprise being the principal element to
be recognized.
This tendency toward surprise means
that extraordinary feats will be ac-
complished, remarkable inventions re-
vealed and spectacular events record
ed. but II means also that both army
and navy should beware Of betrayal,
treachery and strategy.
Mercury Is in a place unfavorable
for writing and letters may bring dis
appointment or bad news today. A
public scandal or libel suit On account
of a letter is indicated.
Again an ominous star seems to d.
rect mines and mining. This planetary
influence affects men who direct mines
or their output.
Women have the forecast Of wider
activities and greater responsibility.
but they will find the stars friendly
to their work. for they are to be the
first to recognize the new era and
to prepare for II.
Before the end OF 1915 1t will be a
disgrace for any girl or women to
be anything but a worker and there
will be but one leisure class. the seers
declare, a class that is always out
side the social pale.
Persons whose birthdate II is may
have a year of anxiety. They should
avoid all ventures. Girls should be
exceedingly circumspect.
Children born on this day may have
very eventful life and hold impor-
tant public positions. Girls are likely
to go through startling adventures.
Copyright, fels.l
The Washington herald., 1918-02-13
HOROSCOPE.
Wednesday, February Is, 1918.

"EuHehUH!D FthfuAry IL, IbIN
This is most unfavOrable day,
Mars dominating with meuacing pow
er. while Mercury, Neptune and Saturn
ere adverse.
The stars seem to presaSe a period
OF great anxiety and depression, but
they give assurance of hut a brief
time of trouble, since victory over
evil forces is assured.
Military men today are subject to
conditions that seem to place obstacles
in the way of achievement, but the
seers declare that because they must
overcome much they will gain supreme
success.
Under this evil sway jealousy and
discontent may be fomented, especially
The Washington herald., 1918-02-13
LAWYER WINS $50 FEE.

E. NJ. Hewlett, member of the
Washington bar. yesterday recovered
in Judge McCoy's Court a verdict
for SO as attorneys fees against
Mary McGarter. in the fourth trial
Of the case. The plaintiff was rep
resented by Attorney Joseph H. Stew
art and the defendant by Attorneys
Wilton ]. Lambert and r. H. Yeat-
man
The Washington herald., 1918-02-13
Dining Room Furniture
Every Piece and Every Set Of This Dining Roo,
Furriturs u New.


obanabe far lor prices than would be possibs
if had not bought long>in advance.
There are suitable selections for large homes and for the
apartments. There is the fine American Walnut whic
continues gain in popularity; there the Brown
Red Mahogany; there is the Fumed Oak
With such good and such reasonable prices
buying this time certainly mark of wisdom that
not we'll be questioned gainssid.
The designs of Dining Room Furniture
fleet the refinement, hospitality and well 7
which should pervade Dining Room .
These but a few suggestions:
very simple and desirable Dark Polished Queen Anne
Mahogany Suite is priced at S2Se5o TOR the 10
pieces.
Queen Anne Brown Hand Rubbed Mahogany Suite
very artistic shaped pieces; 54-inch table and 90
inch buffet; chairs have striped haircoh seats and
panel backs. 10 pieces, $o5.
Adam Design Hand Rubbed Brown Mahogany Suite
futed panels and fIued edge decoration; dull finish
brass pulls all drawers blue leather seats IN
chairs and panel backs; full size and splendid
cabinet-work. 10 pieces $4o7So.
Rich Black Walnut Suite genuine wood, magnihcently
Marked Charles II design. with its quaint Flemish
with lined silver drawers; blue moire figured seats
and back. 10 pieces, $685.
A smallsze Walnut Suite especially desirable for
apartment use, is in Queen Anne design, with brown
leather seat one Of the attractive suites for
this period $25I,
One of the unusual interpretations OF the Queen
Anne period design that we have yet shown in Din
buffet, which is massive and commodous, shows the
raised cabinet effect and dropoval mirror. This
suite is of dull brown mahogany, and we feel
housewife will fail to appreciate its merit
sss+so for 10 pieces. -- -
Sixth Aoor-G
The Washington herald., 1918-02-13

Bile Compound
to all women
W ho su # er
from any func-
tional disturb
ance, as it has
done me more
good than all
the oct or s
m Q d 1 C l n e .
Since taking 1t
1 have a fine
healthy baby
girl and have
pained in
The Washington herald., 1918-02-13
Bedroom Suites

ADAM DESIGN IVORY ENAMELED SUITE, plain lines
with uted columns and the and leaf decoraon
dustpoof construction throughout Twin and Double Beds
may be had to match.
Chfonier, without mirror, $500.
Chifoner, with mirror, $500 Chiforettc, $500.
Vanity Dresser, $500. Dresser $1,000.
AN IVORY ENAMELED CROMWELLIAN SUITE, quaint
and graceful design, exceptionally artistic the bed has
round head and footboard and wood filters; distinct Of
carving and decorating is used.
Toilet Table $4,000. Twin Beds 5000 each.
Dresser, $1,000. Rocker, $Ia.5o.
Sidechair and Bench, $1,000 each.
LOUIS XVI GRAY ENAMEL SUITE; rather elaborate
carrying out to perfection this favore French period
The gray enamel is very refined and distinctive.
Dresser, $500 Desk, $1,000.
Toilet Table $500. Night Stand, $500.
Twin Beds S65yoo each.
QUEEN ANNE DARK MAHOGANY SUITE, one OF the
neatest suites shown in this popular pattern.
Dresser, $4,000 Toilet Table, $4,000.
Chifforete $1,000. Bed, $1,000
ADAM DESIGN SUITE, shown in ivory enamel, mahogany
and walnut, enabling discretion in nm
ish you like the design, which of the and
attractive.
Dresser, $1,000. Chiforette $1,000.
Toilet Table, $4,000. Twin Beds, $4,000 each.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-13
TO ALL WOMEN
WHO ARE ILL
This Woman Recommends
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable G Compound-Her
Personal Experience.

Mclean, Neb!- want to recon-
mend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
The Washington herald., 1918-02-13
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM

By the United States Soldiers Home
Band Orchestra, John S. N. Zimmerman,
director. in Stanley Han at $50 O'Clock this
afternoon.
My Country It's Of Thee"
March, The Palace Of Peace. .Vandersloot
Overture, The Feast Of Lanterns
'-'.'.'.'.................. .Rollinson
Morceau. "Canzonetta'.......... Herbert
selection, "Rigoletta" "....................verdi
Fox trot, Southern GALS. :. .Gumble
Waltz suite. "Marisnna'. '.......... .waldteufeI
Finale Tin Sailing Home to You" Carroll
The Star spansled Banner"
The Washington herald., 1918-02-13
A Very Attractive 3-pieee Mahogany Suite,
Dresser, Chifonier and Toilet Table, $l2S.00.

These are but few of the suites offering. and
given merely suggestions Of the stock.
notable feature OF all the better Bedroom Suites
that they made with coree chorobe instead
of chone which for womans apparel and
every article of attire.
Chairs and Rockers in stock any the above
suites
door-G
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21

A sturdy tramp went into a subur-
ban garden where the lady OF the
house was occupied In attending 20 her
bulbs
lie took NO notice of her refusal TO
give eOppers, but continued to worry
her until small dog appeared, bark
ing loudly. The lady seized its collar
and held IL, calling out:
You had better go; II may bite
You amt got no right 10 keep a
savage dog" replied the tramp, out
ragged In all his most sacred feelings.
Perhaps / have not, she answered
coolly. IF YOU think SO won't keep
him. I'll let him go"
The latch Of the gate clicked vio-
lently, and In - seconds the tramp had
vanished into space.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21

An American soldier In France was
given a fork but no knife when he SAT
down 10 dinner in French restaur-
ant. He held UP the fork and
"Camerade. enmerade," he said.
"Ah, oul. Oul," said the waitress.
dashing on 10 the kitchen. 10 return
with another fork.
Here was poser for the soldier. He
spent moment In deep thought. then
beckoned to the waitress. With the
air of a Christopher Columbus. he
pointed again TO the fork.
''Fiance. fiance," said he.
That time he got the knlfe.--Inter-
national Digest.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21

every enlisted person In the nations
service, and this means millions OF
cards. millions OF bookkeeping and
financial operations, thousands OF
awards, and thousands of checks go
ing out every month.
The bleak specter Of poverty, the
humiliation OF charity. the silent suf-
fering of penniless pride-these are.
eliminated by the government prOtec-
ton when the man is fighting. After
his fighting is over. government com
pensation and government insurance
are then called upon to play their part
In the work OF Arotection
Persons who have business with the
Bureau Of War Risk Insurance, as
benetciaries or otherwise, need not In
any circumstances employ claim
agents or provide lawyers. The Blu
reau of War Risk Insurance will cheer
fully furnish fun legal advice and as.
sistance. Secretary McAdoo has, Wig
orously denounced the nefarious nctiv.
tiles of claim agents and others who
would prey upon dependents Of men
killed in battle by cXacting unneces.
sary fees and requiring useless litiga,
lions.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21
5. BOYD
led AN
PERATION

III suffered from a
ich caused me much
. suffering, and two
doctors decided
that ! would have
to go through an
operation before I
could get well.
"Mymother, who
had been helped by
Lydia E. Pinkhamfs
Vegetable Com
pound, advised me
to try it before sub
hitting toan opera
4 ton. Itrelieved me
from my troubles
,se work without any
Ie any woman who 10
bic troubles to give
MS Vegetable Com
/ will do az much for
IRIE BOYD, 1921 9Th
|. Ohio. -
e are serious condi-
operation il the
Tut on the other hand
we been cured by this
erb remedy, Lydia e.
bile Compound, after
hat an operation was
woman who wants
ton should give it q
Iubmitting to such Q
exist, write 20 Lydia
Inc Co. Lynn, Mass,
result of many years
,,1r aorvira
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21

Most ans good soap viii do. but Red
Cross BAN Blue Is the uuly blue.
Makes the greatest differences. Ny
clothes are a dream snowy white. I
can't use liquid blue $50. not re Give
me Red cross BAH Hlge and III show
you some beautiful clothes ADV.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21
PTIOH
b WEAK KIDNEYS

yleds stopped to reason why
n. products that are ex-
all at once drop out
are soon forgotten? The
OWN e article did not fulfil
e aH be manufacturer. This
Ing lcularly TO a medicine.
,Sm Rration that has real
lost sells itself, as like
y system the remedy is
us those who have been
Id, who are in need of it.
ndre uggist says, "Take for
vice mer's Swamp Root, a
nd, sold for many years
IL to recommend, for in
'n' it shows excellent re-
ing my customers testify.
raj , Femedy that l know of
Led .
inns worn statements and
: of thousands who have
:, ION, the success of DIR.
sen'N DOT is due to the fact
rses pile claim, it fulfils al
mpA in overcoming kidney,
an. ailments, corrects ur-
.om d neutralizes the uric
rheumatism.
) e a sample bottle of
RON Parcel Post. Address
Govt Binghamton, N. Y, and
Cd Also mention this paper.
~ n p size bottles for sale
" ADV.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21

Ted wouldn't feel 40 downheaft-
I'd about IL. A woman has been known
10 change her mind.
Ned-But she's much more likely TO
DO II after she has said 'Yes" than
when she has told you o."--Judge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21
bitter of Place.

pom at a social gath
the subject of domes-
pen the story was fit
Congressman James
massachusetts,.
\ hard-featured indi-
a grip, entered a
preached the window
Der.
houSand dollars" said
voice. Give it to me
drop this grip on the
You" responded the
WHAT'S in it?"
answered the other /;
hute you will be GO
Foof."
was the careless re-
lier "a have forgot
pan ! was told TO get
| might as well have
r. as at home"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21

PA, should marry "a man without
any money!
III you're looking 10 me to furnish
the cash that's the way youH have to
marry him"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21
Think Il Another poo.

Certainly not--he banks at the dog
star. "-Florida Times Star.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21
Emo Landlords,

b Ing Landlords.
ION, Jr., Jersey City's
revenue, is out after
k to rent homes TO
Dabies. To such gen
If you insist on dis
bst families with chill
L raise your tax as
limit. If you try to
Bill fight the case out
public opinion. And
For Jersey City is on
babies, and don't you
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21
sl Harmony.

a ahH his wife have
a 'a common"
4 Them going down
.o7 tub suits. and
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21
Claims Paid Promptly.


Actual insurance checks, mailed 10
the dependents of soldier or suilor
who has been killed in battle or died
Of disease, involve very few complica-
tons making for delay These insur-
ance claims are paid promptly after
death.
Uncle Sans warrisk insurance had
the selling" advantage of very at
tractiye rate, and also IA wide popular
interest reused blythe contingencies OF
war. Even SO, a certain amount OF
work was necessary 10 roll up large
body OF policyhoIders. A very brief
experience during the first few weeks
demonstrated that educational work
was necessary-some well-organizcd
effort looking toward explanation. so
that every soldier, sailor marine.
nurse and coast guard man would
know what might be obtained under
this law--that is to say, know their
rights.
Therefore. during the month Of Jan
uary. men were detailed In every can.
Torment and on every ship r. under
take the work Of explanation. II was
found that hundreds of trained iusur-
ance men were available In the army
and navy. and these, as we'll as OIL
GERS interested In the welfare of their
men. were arrayed for general cam
paign. Leaders In this movement
were assembled al the War-Rlsk In
surauce Bureau in Washington for
three days instructions, returning 20
their posts all over the country pre-
pared 10 explain insurance In detail.
A spirit Of friendly rivalry WAS Gre
ated among regiments and other units
OF the fighting forces on land and sea.
Many officers made IL q point Of pride
10 have every one Of the men under
them Insured, very often 20 the entire
amount allowed under the law. which
F is $1,000.
Average is $4,000 4 Man.
The latest figures show that the nv
craga amount Of Insurance taken out
by our fighters is upward OF 5000
per man. Il was estimated as early
a~ February -. 1@ls that the Auori-
can array. both here and abroad. was
more than 30 per cent insured hy
Uu.a sam Flual figures for The navy
arn net set available hat the blue.
Jackets are known 20 have responded
artNu- asrirnllv. As long gS new men
nr. called go thn rniprs. Uncle >am
insurance campaign E.U continue with
ont .ar up "iUuraBe" means Tr'r
rar-.ae~ss prnuaredaass means vic
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-21

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.eniht
that n
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-20

iConvisrte en- hombre de accion!
;Procura desarroilar tus energias,
asi fsicas como morales,
iSe active Y laborioso; respetuoso
Y disciplinado con TODD poder cons
tituidol
iEstima tn dignidad y abcmina del
fingimiento Y de fantasia!
Sc sincere, franco, lea Y cecto en-
todos los actos de tn vida; para ser
modesto. ~noderado, discreto Y re
Servado.
Aplicate ordenadamente al trabaJo,
V 81 eres active, lsborioso, bueno,
iusto Y probo no ha de ssrte dlflcll
ser sobrio Y frugal, Y forzosamente
habras de ser amable, cortes, frater-
nal V carinoso con TODD Ell mundo.
Defiende tn libertad Y respesta IA
ajena; Sc tolerante, ~consciente Y fir
me en- t1s convicciones.
Cree, y cree con fe, pues ell hon-
bre sin creencias es IA negacion del
hombre. Respeta las creencias ale-
mas ' has que respeten las tuyas; for
ma tu inteligencia Y tn razon en- el
estudio; encamina Y regula tus accso-
mes V sentimientos hacia el bien.
Por Ia firmeza de tn caracter y
po- Ia nobleza de tu corazon logra-
ras tn b~ienestar Y el de cuantos de
Il dependan.
Respeta. hcnra Y m a tuS padres;
v!ve en- buena ammonia o tu tanl-
LA; respeta a tn mujer. Y no DIVIDES
u solo en- 81 hogar hallaras "a tlcha
completa.
Conserva u juventud, llevando una
vida sercilla V a~ustera, y acueroate
cue Ell lioertinaje Y sus ~placeres de-
gradan V euvilecen, Y que en- clos
npedes perder la saluG Y IA dignl-
dad.
ANA V anna bien. Anna a los tu-
vos; V al escoger Ia que ha de ser
companera en- tn vida, procura que
So principal belleza sea Ia oondad
v Is salud moral fisica. Que Il "a
ION V e. sentimiento, no Ia p2sloA'
sean cus coasejeros: Y casate, pero
no antes de la edad en- que este va
tornado tn caracter iuicioso Y re-
flesivo. Es deber humane Y socla.'
Es Ia felicidad mayor de Ia vida
T-abaja para to fanilia con OBJ
ieto de procurarle todc ell bienestar
material possible; perc cuIoa ante TO-
do, de su dignificacion y de su o'en
e.tar moral: da q Ia sociedad y q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-20

Las cumtsS de estes Co
Ilares essan hechas de Pc
talos de flores natJuales,
moEdos y modefadns for
manGn rosas = otras flo
res, correspondence los
olores g las flores de que
esta1 hechos. Es 10 mas
appropriate para regular q
10 Doria Ia amjoa Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-20
PARA ESTOS DIAS DE IN
FLUENZA.

Una de las regias mas lmportantes
cue de5e seguirse en- estos dias de IN
flueaza es Ia de impedir que el esto-
mayo llegue a constiparse; este es,
hay que conservar los intestinos en-
perfecto funcionamiento. FL trabaJo
ccrstante V perfecto del intestine nos
c~aoacita a combatir con exito cual-
cuiera enfermedad. e Elixir Anne
ricaao de Vino Amargo tTrlner's
American Elixir of Bitter Wine) es e!
remedio mas eficaz en- estos casos.
No s6lamente ia resultados seguros
V ciertos, sino que tambien es muy a
gradable, 10 que constituye un motive
mas de s~uperioridad a c%ualquier O.
tro Iayante. listed puede conse-
guirlo en- cualquiera Botica o Dro-
rueria Dor S1.00. Otro de los medl-
camentos que Siempre deben encon-
trarse en- el hogan es el Timers
Cough Sedative, el cual Sc emp!ea
Dara atacar los resfriados Y toses;
su precio es de % y 80 centavos en-
las Droguerias Y Boticas, por correo
cuesta 30 V so centavos. Todo cl
saha que IN resfrlado facImen
te puede degenerar en- pulmonia y por
clio es que muv 4 tempo debe curar-
Sc e! NAL. Tambien recomendamoS
Linimento dc Triner, (Triner's
Linimentl el cual Sc usa en- los casos
de reunatismo, neuralgia o lumbago:
su precio es de 50 Y 60 centavos en-
las Droguerias Y Boticas Y por corrco
45 10 centavos. Joseph Triner Com
pauy, 1333-lS4S S. Ashland Ave,
Chicago, III. Al mismo tempo le re-
comendan1os que no dele de compral
! mas bonos de la Libertad. CAdv.)
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PdIQbrQs de Orc

los dipnos. fuerteS V hon

| la patria hijos dignos, fuertes y hon
RADIOS.
Vive en- familia, m ell hogan y
embellecelo. para que tie sea grata su
estancia en- Ell; abre tn casa a los
amigos que puedan serlo noblemente,
pero solo a estos, no a los que que
tai Sc llaman para que les acompa-
mes en- disipaciones Y vicios.
Higienizate e higieniza I'll cas- Y
procura dar al cuerpo solaz y espar-
cimiento, que son fuente de salud Y
vida.
Sc buen ciudadano, leal Y adicto
a tu patria; practica las vi-tudes CT
vicas sin las cuales los pueblos decaen
Y fenecen. Respeta las leyes y anna
IL. libertad, Ia justicia y Ia fraterni-
dad.
Has de ser hombre de ;deales, an
ties que de partido; Sc Independence
V procura discurrir libremente, en- a
ras del interes de Ia patria, Y no
escuches q los falSos redentores que
medran a costa de los ignorantes Y
de los abulicos.
Ell hombre debe ser celoso guac.
dador de sus derechoS V respetuoso
con los %ajenos, Y cuando llegue a
i~ntervenir en- Ia relaccion de las le-
yes del Estado, ha de i~nspirarse en-
el mas e!evado principle &c equidad,
igualdad Y ~justicia, constituyendose
en- defensor de las libertades publcas,
del libre e~jercicio de los derechos de
trabajo, reunion, emission del pen3a-
miento V de asociacion para los fines
licitos de IA vida.
Defiende Ia propieGad individual,
base de Ia riqIeza. de IA vida Y de Ia
libertad de los pueblos, y contribute
en- cuanto puedas a desarrollo de
los conocimientos ciencif!coS c IN
d~ustriales. Coopera con amor a Ia
obra de f~ratsrnidad universal, STEM
do c~aritativo V de~sinteresado, Y pro-
cura inscribIr a cuantos de Il depen-
dan en- e! trabajo, a~sociandolos en- al
gun institute de provision y socorrC
para IA vejez.
ANA a u patria, sirvels Y hon
rala; trabaja por su proSperidad,
grandeza V gloria, dandole u INTEL
gencia V actividad. sacrificando poT
ella la vida. 81 ne~cesario fuere.
Desoye las predicacione; de los So
fistas que niegan Ia Pa:r!a y repug-
nan e. cumplimiento de sus debereS.
FL hombre digno Y honrado debe es-
perar, Greer Y tener fe abso.uta en- los
d~estinos de Ia 2atria.
ANA al ejarcito que es 81 sosten;
ALI estan los cue acaso morIran de-
feHdiendote o podran ~salvarse defen-
didos por ii; Sc fuerte para ser buen
so!dado Y disciplinado y valecoso. De-
testa Ia guerra como IN nal grave,
pero no Ia temas.
81 quieres servir L la humanldad,
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Una paTdjbo|a de To|SDy

cha p%rudencia y ~sahiduria al visitsr II
10; duenos de- prado, do a todos muy
titles consoles, Y entire elloS el dc
no scgar Ia ciZana 81 cs que Sc que
ria evitar que Sc propaganda po- 81
misma, Y que en- camblo, Ia arranca-
sen dc rail-.
Los propictarios del prado, bien
sea porque entire el nuTnero de ms
tr~ucciones recibidas del buen vecino
no hubiesen reparado en- IA relativa
Il a necesidad de eXtirpar. arrancan-
dola de cuajo, ia ciZana en- lugar de
scgarla; sea que no llegaren a COM
prender este Gonscjo, 0 que los caicu-
los ~personalea i~mpid!csen ~aceptarlo, 10
cicrto es que siguie-on segando Ia c.
zaiia Y consiguiendo por 10 tanto, que
con mayor fuerza Sc multlplicase.
En- e. curso de los AMOS s~igulentes.
no falto mas de un hombre que re-
cordase a los duenos del prado ell con-
scio del prudente Y buen veclno; pc
70 quien tai hacia no r ~cscuchado,
V tan POGO case Sc hacia como 81
NADIA estuviese ocurriendo.
Vino a suceder de esta suerte que
segar Ia cizana desde el momento en-
que aparecia fue no solo IN hablto,
sino una tradicion segrada, 0 10
cual ell prado lego a eatar cada vez
mas enfermo Q invadldo.
LEGO Ell dia en- que no hubo eli
e. prado mas que cizana. Los propic-
tarios de el gemian por tai causa, IN
geniandose para encontrar CT rem,
do de situacion semejante, que, sin
embargo. era uno, NADIA mas cue uno:
el senalado por e! vecino sablo y
iusto. Pero nadic 10 u5aba.
Sucedi6, por u!timo, cue entrlste-
eide eli caminante al advertir la p@rdi-
ci6n del prado, busco las instructed
mes dejadas por ell vecino sabio Y bue-
no. por yer 81 habia entire elias al
guna con que poder remedlar las eau
sas de Ia afiiccion general. DeScu-
brio la que decia que 10 era necesa
rio segar Ia cizana sino a%rrancarla de
raiz. Declare pues, q los duenos del
prado que habian siGo ~imprevlsores
Y que de mucho tempo atras hablan
sido advertidoS todos contra dicha I'M
provision.
Pero en- vez de c~onnprobar 10 que
este hombre decia, para que, en- ell ca
30 de que fuera eXacto no segar ma
la cizaha. O demostrarle, por el con-
trario, que estaba ~equivocado; en- lu-
(Pasa a Ia IA, cciumna 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-20
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