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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11
DYER NEWS

Miss Mabel scheidt from Chicago is
spending several days out here with
relatives.
Mr. Theo Hammer is visiting with
relatives at Chicago and Whiting at
present
Mrs Fred Baumgarten made a trip to
Monon Tuesday
Monday evening the St Josephs'
Court, C O F. here held their monthly
meeting Several visitors from Saint
Johns Court honored the home court
with their presence. A very interest
ing evening was spent
The Misses Agnes and Margaret Rub
from Chicego are spending a short va
cation with relatives out here at pres
emit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

The Comeback man was really
never down-and-out His weakened
condition because of oyerwork. lack OF
exercise. improper eating and living de-
mands stimulation to satisfy the CRY
freshing sleep essential 70 strength
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules
the National Remedy Of Holland, Nil
do the work They are wonderfCl- Inre
Of these capsules 60 IN day will put .
man on his feet before ne knows it
whether his trouble comes from uri
acid poisoning. the kidneys. gravel @.
stone in the bladder. stomach deranS &c
ment or other ailments that befsil Tho
over-zealous American Don't wait I'm
I'll you are entirely down-and-Out, but
take them today Your druggist Will
gladly refund your money II they dc not
help you. Acc&@t no s-sstitutes. Look
for the name GOLD MEDAL on every
box three sizes They are the pure.
imported HARLEM Oil apsules.-Adv-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11
THE POLITICAL
WORLD
I'M INDIANA
Prom TEE TIEGEs' Own ran.-
aazocMI Bureau
TINES BUREAU.

, INES RLREAG.
NJ SFsgE CNPTTAL
INDIANAPOLIS IND. July 1.-THE
speech of Representative Scott Ferris 81
Oklahoma before the Democratic state
convention in this city some weeks ago
has proven to be as severe boomerang
2he Indist "a Democrats as we'll could
have been imagined. In that address
Representative Ferris gave out some fig
res on airplane production in this coun-
try under the direction of the federal
administrat ton. which sounded large and
wonderful to the trusting Democrats in
convention assembled. He secretly let
it be known to few leaders that the
figures he would spring" had been given
him by a very trustworthy source in
washington, one on which the Demo-
Gratis could stand firm as rock in the
coming campaign. Then he proceeded to
render the figures for the consumption
Of the guIible Hoosiers with great
gusto-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

Family your Of
value in this seannua economic event.
store
with
success-knowng
Saturday provided
days at great savings
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

If others fight you can save.
Join the War Savers army.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

9etter marx it on the wall somewhere:
My individual ration is three pounds of
sugar per month and not to exceed six
rounds of beef and such a small portion
Of wheat -four that there is no sense in
trying TO measure it,"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11
War Hints War Helps
War Duties

Remember we are not saving wheat
and sugar and beef products because we
are stingy or hard-up. but because we
sc Scod sports who observe the rules
In order 10 be loyal to our friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11
FREF,I

2 Cakes of Palm Olive Soap
With jar of Palm Olive Cream
or Shampoo: 75c value acc
A cake of Palm Olive Soap with
each can of Palm Olive Talcum
Powder, Soc value .-.--..--------..-...25c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

The farmers who were hit by the
frost the Committee on Food Produc-
ton says: Be sure your corn is really
put out of business before you start any
replanting. Seed corn of the 90-day
variety is available, It will produce
good ensnage. A fair supply of buck
wheat for seed has been found. 1t will
cost about 50 a bushel You are still in
time to raise bean crops or millet. Don't
let an acre go to waste. Write T. A.
Coleman at Purdue regarding seed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

The fight or work" order by General
Crowder is now in effect. Any regis
trant who IS merely fighting against
work will not be classified as a fighter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

Beware OF the chain letter" scheme
which pretends to be IN partnership with
the Red Cross but is not. Likewise. be-
come deaf and dumb If glib promoter
tries TO hand you some get rich" stocks
in exchange for your Liberty bonds.
The government UP at Washington Will
be doing business when all the mush-
room corporations have aickered anu
been forgotten.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

One ton Of garbage. If used as hog
feed. will produce 100 pounds Of good.
firm hrst-quality pork. Garbage IS valu-
able. Keep IT clean. Don't disappoint
some friendly hog that is waiting for it,
IF you are a relative or close friend Of
some boy at the front, don't take il for
granted that other people are writing
him all the letters he wants to receive
Try TO ina CINE how blue he will feel il
he has reason to suspect that the people
back home are losing interest in him
Write to him often and make your let
ters cheerful
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

Tho common barberry bush which
produces wheat rust. and the newspaper
printed IN the German language, con
ducive to hybrid Americanism. are being
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

, Acting on definite instructions from
Washington, the State Council advises
against building operations and other
enterprises calling for the employment
Of men. money and material. unless such
projects viii contribute to the winning
of the war. Personal comfort and pri-
vate convenience do not stack very high
these days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

linus 20 threshers: Avoid threshing
when the grain is tough. Reduce loss
by shattering in bundle wagons. Keep
separator cylinders UP to speed and ad-
just blower. Keep teeth adjusted and
sharp Feed carefully. Look out for
leakage around separator. Clean up
thoroughly at end Of job. Don't sea tier
grain in scooping. See that the wagon
boxes are really grain tight. Don't leave
down grain or loose grain in the field.
Bring in the extra bushels which will
help to put the Kaiser out of business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

The war savings drive" may have
ended but the purchase of the little
Thrift stamps, and the licking of them
and the filing up of the cards must go
ahead every day IN the week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-19
To Clean Braaa

Well, my time would come!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-19

BY LIEUTENANT GRANVILLE A
Pollock.
American Aviator in the lafayette
-.F1ying Corps of the French For
eign Legion.
Copyright, 1918. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
During the height of the titanic
struggle for the Chemin des Danes
had my first single handed duel
with Boche flyer.
/ had been transferred to Squadron
5. after the first army was withdrawn
from Flanders. 1 was returning from
a patrol. Everybody was hungrily
looking forward to dejeuner-I know
German machine just inside our
lines.
It seemed q crime to attack the
Boche with such overwhelming odds
in our favor, but war Is war, and it
was our duty to surround and ami
hilate him.
Before concentrating on the job I
took the usual precautionary survey
above, below, and in front in order to
be sure that no other enemy planes
were in sight. ready to surprise me at
work.
II had not, this tale most likely
would not have been written. I was
up 1000 metres. Under my tail, at
the 5000 meter level, I saw two BIZ
planes with the tell-tale black maltese
crosses on their wings.
So there were two jobs to be done.
I left the lone boche to the rest of
the patrol.
me for one Of these other guys"
said to myself.
It was bitterly cold. AS volplaned
down, the icy blast chilled my His
pana-Suizza botor. The gauge was
steadily creeping down to the danger
point. Keeping one eye lodging be-
tween the motor temperature indi-
caotr and the air pressure gauge of
the essence tank, I continued on my
dizzy dive, letting 1.-TWO or three" out
Of my Vickers gun through the pro-
peller. en- route, to be sure it was all
right.
I foolishly put my head over the
side of the nacelle for second, and
peered below to be sure just where 1
was-and nearly had my head blown
OF.
Down "picqued"-almost erti-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-19
Theatre
NeuS
eoTarZan of the AneSv


Demonstrating in a most vital
fashion the fact that stars and over
paid names are not essential to the
success of a film, the production of
'"Tarzan of the Apes" at the Strand,
today and tomorrow, is being held up
to the bad movie men" as the good
example of excellent showmanship.
The unusual film Of Edgar Rice
Burroughs story was produced by the
National Film Corporation with the
definite idea of placing before the
fans every dollar that was invested
to the tune of 100000, shown on the
screen
At the Ditmas
Kitty Gordon, the famous stage
beauty and musical comedy star, re-
turns to the Ditmas screen today and
tomorrow In her latest photoplay sue
cess. The Wasp" and never in Miss
Gordon's screen career has she ap-
peared In a vehicle more suitable to
display her regal beauty and histrio-
mic ability. ''The Wasp" uufolds a
story that is both unusual and dra-
matte and every fan film will thor
oughly enjoy this exceptional produc-
ton.
An unusual touch of humor is add
ed to the Red Cross scene in Director
Raymond Wells Triangle Offering.
The Flames Of Chance" also offered
today and tomorrow, by the sight of
an old man knitting for the soldier
boys A careful canvass Of the large
force Of players at the Culver CITY
studio unearthed but one old man.
Jules Friquet, who could handle the
knitting needles. i've been knitting
my own socks for some time" con.
fessed FriQuet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-19

Then I saw a French Spad making
for the one nearest our lines. 1t was
uiloted, I later learned, by Major Luf-
berry Of the Lafayette Esoadrille, the
only American ACE now alive. 1
didn't butt into this affair, and Luf-
berry brought his boche down.
When two of you are after the same
enemy it is courteous and customary
to allow the first man to get his Wick
ers gun popping to finish him up. 1t
ensures at least one pilot getting full
credit for the ''ISilI."
That is why we seldom encroach
on the patrol of an adjoining sector.
Sometimes, of course, we cannot re-
sist the temptation if the prospects OF
successful encounter look too in
viting to resist. In such case, IL we
bring boche down the fellows of the
other squadron have to blow US to O.
champagne supper the next time we
are together at some cozy little rem
devious In the rear. At these parties
we could always trust lie Boucher,
our pet humorist, to keep things live
ly. Poor LIE Boucher, he's now miss
ing-a prisoner, l hope, but I'm
afraid not.
l. Well, to continue. Foiled Of one
boche. I went for his friend. fol-
lowed him for some miles, going be-
hind and above his tail, AMI let fly
with a whole belt" He went down
in the steepest picque 1 have ever
seen.
My motor was again shivering
around 80 degrees, and as was two
miles from home, / climbed back to
the right air level, rejoined the patrol
and returned to camp.
I didn't have time to follow the
boche's course to the ground to see
VIII ether "a smashed I'M op pot Epou-
he didn't go down in flames.
1 reported a boche Shot down."
but as the incident was never con-
hrmed by any observation posts or
balloons, the rules of the game made
it impossible for me to claim credit.
But
Well, my time would come,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-19
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That Is the joyful cry Of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets,
the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, q practicing physician for
II years and calomel's old-time enemy,
discovered the formula for Olive Tablets
while treating patients for chronic con.
etipation and torpid livers.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the skeynote" of these
little sugar-coated, olive.colored tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally. They never force them to
unnatural action.
If you have a dark brown mouth" now
and then bad breath "a dull. tired
1eeling-sick headache-torpid liver and
are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and
only pleasant results from one or two lit.
de Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every night
Just to keep right. Try them. 10c and
25c per box All druggists. =.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-19
Somerset First County in
District to Obtain Quota

Somerset county claims to be the
first county in the Second Federal
Reserve District to exceed its third
Liberty Loan quota Somerset was
asked to raise $735,000. 1t claims to
have reached this sum on Wednesday
Far Hills big squirt greatly aided
the county's total. Early in the cam
paign Far Hills had nine stars On its
flag; that Is to say it had ten times
it's quota Bernardsville also had a
star on its flag.
Other communities IN this county
which early In the campaign were
awarded honor flags included Bed
minister, Bellemead and Millington.
Reports received at New York head
quarters yesterday showed that Som
erville and Bound Brook have taken
big jumps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-19

cally-at 200 miles an hour, and down
my motor temperature went too. Six
hundred yards from the nearest
boche and it had dropped to 35 de-
grees centigrade. Fifty Is supposed
to be the dead line Below that
the motor might stall when I threw
on the juice again, and then me for
the Karlsruhe concentration camp
and paper pants!
flatten out my cuckoo" put on full
motor and let her warm up a bit.
This I did, and then returned to the
attack.
But the boches had seen my predic-
ament and had showed off for their
own lines The maneuver brought
both equidistant from me.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-19

A coin with hole In It is said to
be lucky. Beau Rrnmmel traced the
beginning Of his ruin to accidentally
giving his lucky coin "a sixpencs
with hole In IT. to a cabman. To the
close Of his life he maintained that
"Rothschild or some Of his rascally
net got hold Of It"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-19

To remove marks and discolorations
from brass or gilt ornaments. picture
frames, ETC.. dissolve a piece Of soft
soap the size Of an egg in a pint Of
boiling water, then add a tablespoon
ful OF ammonia. Wiring a cloth out Of
the solution and gently wipe the ar
tcle to be cleaned then sponge it with
care, using cold water. Finally dry
with q soft cloth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-19
Pollock Fights Mid-Air Duel;
Sends Him Crashing to Earth

BY LIEUTENANT GRANVILLE A.
Pollock.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
SECCION
Las REACC7ONES DE La RAZON

En- Mexico, desgraciadaz lente. no hemos a~prendido
esta ciencia. Nadie es capsz dc acceder a toierancias,
per razonsbles cue sean, ' tcda idea de TRANSACTION Sc
desecha ror considerable Incompatible cen Ia "d'gnl-
dad, cen ell waller" Y cor Ia suilciencla. TRANSACTION
eouivale a nuestrcs orgulIcs, anbicicncs y ahsoiutis-
mes, 4 una manifestation de cohardia, de aebIlidad y
humiiiaci6n. Per ESQ nadie transige, Made qniere Su-
bcrdinarse, nsdie quiere tolerar. En- cambio todos as
piran a supremacias. a Jefeturas. por mas que sean
htlg&5as; al mando Y les honcTes.
Urge uHe ccmprendan unos ' ntroS. que tai eSta-
do de ccsas nj puede subsistir, II nadie puede toieraT
nor mas tempo. Dehen Y tienen que entrar en- raz0R
o tcdos habrdu de sucumtir- La sociedad no pGeae
sufrir Far tempo iEdefiuido ics conSecGeaclas dc tantas
ambrcicaas y iccuras, que con ell preteHtc de redimir.-
uncs ' otrcs-estan arruinar3o 4 Ia Republic.
Is necesa,iCs que Is razon reacc:ene vigcrosamen-
te en- lcdos los campos. Los :ntSreses nacionaics cstan
muy por encima de las arrcgsacias Y aspiracionaS per-
sona!es de cada un0 de los gCupos pciiticos que SO
disputan el mando. de manera que para arncnizarse
y hacer una cbra real y positivsnente patriotica de
regeneration social, no tienen que hacer mas sacrif!-
clos que los que dem andan las justaS aspiraciones de la
sociedad.
Cen les nrocedinientos usados aasta akOra por los
ccuhatientes. nc han pOdido nj rocran cbteaer, con Ia
ccnfianza publca, la fuerza mateT!al sdfHciente para
impcnsr respeto nj consideration. Sin estos requisites.
ianas poaran constituir ningun gobierao honorable Y
turaderO.
RI prcb!ema de Mexico Gebe reso4verse energica y
,apida rente. arIncnizando en- 10 moral Y material todas
las fueezas V elementcs EN- pusna o 6istanriados. En-
este serti6o, pr 10 menos, sc viene i1iciando un rigc-
rose movimiento de ideas. que no saoiaRos decir de
Gcr5e ha partido, pues. tanto pcr las pubiIcaciones he
chas de interesantisimos articalcs e iniciatiTas de po-
iiticos Y escritcres mexicsRos, aqui en- los Essaaos
Unidcs, cuanto Per ideRticas pubiicacicaes de Mexico, Y
per las no.icias que tenemcS de los camPos revoiucle-
narios y aun carrercistas hay una tendencia muy
snsrgica Y marcads para vclver al use de Ia razon y
ccGriinar g tcdos los mexicancs-
La razon empieza. pues, a reaccionar vigorosa Y
sa;uc2blemente, de manera que debeEaos fcmentar es-
ts aspirsciones, cue no dudaTcs ha5ran de cFistaii-
zar cn una o5Ta patriotica Y fzcunda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28

Fl iptermir.blc frenesi de las pasiones que nos
secu6en con patotvg.cos eSpGsmcs soeiales Y poilticos,
Gshe teyn:rar en- cual9rier forma. perc aebe termiaar
artes de cue 81 acabs con los restcs dc Ia oFganiza-
ei6n seci2l que sebreviven a r. ssrie de deSastres en- que
- han vCri6o traducisnd cada una de nuestras crisis
rnIiticaS. cue, como cast te3aS las commissioners revcin-
cioparias. sou aceesos de locuraS que en- Mexico, y en- eS-
les dias. va no tienea ningIna iustltl7acion.
Los hCm5res dignoS de dirigir les nsgociIS pubhccs
en- un nsiS civilizado como ei RueSiro, no pKden III de-
ben suStraerse a IA saludahle ;nfluencla de Ia razon,
ous debs ser la guia nc sole de los gnhernanteS, ssno
de- todcS les e!emCntos ~publoOs v seciaiss que forman
Ia ccIeCtividad.
Easta ahcra r.! parece que todGS hentos puesto en-
clv:Io ell uso de Ia razon. porane no nay q;;fen au;era
so-,cferse = los nsinciaics, L Ia neral. a Ia ley nj 4 Ia
dis-iplina. y cisgos tGtos oeedecen a inoontenibles am
ADMINISTRATORS 10 pocas en- Ia demencia, como las
que ,e manifiesian en- les aspiranses a cacicazgos y Je-
fa,uTss-a los iuteresss persoaales, a los odios ire
ccaciIiabIes ' a otroS muchcs apetitoS deso-denados e
iicitoS.
Para e. carr2ncismO. roma 10 GemueStra cada d;a-
10 hay razones que vslgan nj sean respetables. Para
- articarrancistaS. que son muehos, sampoco hay mas
.azones que las Gel ;nte.es, de Ia vanidai y la pree"i-
Fczcia.
Contra este indomable frencs:, contra esta Ssd In
extipguible de nandO Y de amoicicnes, el espIrltu pu-
-b;ico. II fuerza de Ia raz0n, emPtezan L resccioDar sa-
fudablemente en- todos los eamres, ' de ettos sc ieSan-
tan va las voces &c las pru;estaS, hacienda I'M serto Y
aprer,iante liamamiento al sentido cCmua. para que
roaga fin q tan;isimaS reye-ias V todos Sc armonIcen.
Tempo es va. mas que sufici"nSe. de que tcdoS,
tries Y trovaucS, sc hayau cGnveucido dc que las ar
mas. maaeiadas ciesaE;snte. SIN direction moral nj po-
l;tica,-ni miiitar siquiera.-no rueden igrar triunfos
que Sc consoi;den Y presre!en. para hacer obra de re-
gencracidn social. FL carrancismo. que de las facclo-
mes pGGticas, ha SIdo n mas afortunada Y poderosa,
en- cuatro lsrgoS amos de coustantes "trilnfos' de sus
arnas TIC ha pocido inspirsr confianza nj consofdarse.
Esto Ia side porGue ha oividado Ell &c absolute que el
ATE dc gchernar ' dominar a los honbres,-le que Sc
ISasa rClitica--no eS otra ccsa que la APPLICATION sN-
.l4siya dc IL neral. seguu FL peasamiento de aquei IN
sixns estadista que sabiamente interpTeto Ia poiitica c.
mo Ia c;sncia de las transaecioneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28

La nota cuiminante de IA senara
| ha Sido Ia condensation dada por 81
! P~residente Wilson a a communication
d" .Aicmania maHifestardo que es-
taba disuucsta a aceptar Ia paz. baio
las condolences eXpresGGas POI e. Pre-
! s;deMte de Ia Union Americana. IN sr
MenSaie dc Enero a Ccngreso. : Ell
c~os:eciore5 discursos. Mr.. Wilson
| cortsSto ~rechaGando de PLANO dicha
nota V manifestaHdo que por ningur
motive Sc trataria con cl Kaiser Ia
ccesti6n de la paz. sino con les repre-
! sertanteS de! pueblo aleman.
Las dificultadeS que Sc estan pre-
sentando para firmar solamente el
a~nlsticio para la suspension De las
| ho~stiiidaGes. hacen recordaT las Que
tuvieron los pa-isienseS ell aho de 1871
para pactar IN armisticio, Y poder aSi
liegar q firmar Ia paz.
En- Enero de csc arc Paris habia
| quedado aislado del munGo, a causa
del Sitio dc los alenanes. que conlen-
20 ? ser rigurcso desde el 16 de Sep
tiembre de 1870. Todos les cludaGa-
nos parisiensss habian tornado las ar
/ mas. Guerjendo. 81 era impossible ven
Ger a los alemanes. resistir, por 10
menos un largo tempo. con la espe-
RAMA de cue Ia Francia cntera Sc le-
vantgSe en- masa. Y de que surgieran
! repenUinamente nuevos ejercltCs. dc
todos los lugares aun no ccupados por
el enemigo. los cuales acudir!an a
defender Ia capital, y e%ntonces, unidos
los eiercitos de fyera con los defen-
sores de Ia ciudad. arroiarian al enc
migo del territorio nacional.
FL 10 de Enero hiciecon los sitia-
dos Ia Ultima salida, cue como todas
las anteriores, no tuvo exito. Paris
Va no tenia pan mas que para ocho
| dias. V la misma carne de caballo
iba Il faltar, aun cuando Sc sacrifica-
sen todos los caballos. En- tan afllc-
twas circunstancias, y sin esperanto
de recibir sccorros dc ninguna parte,
eli Gobierno dc ia Defensa Nacioual
Sc dirigi6 IL entonces Condo, y des-
pues Principe de Bismarck. prOpo-
nijndole Ia celebration de Ut armisti-
clio. para poder c~onvenir en- las condi-
clones de la paZ.
Ell Gobierno De la Defensa NacionaI
tuvo que luchar mucho para obteEer
Le Bismarck condiciones favorah!eS.
y al fin tuvo cue someterse 4 las
condolences onerosisimas que lie iGaru-
so el Canciller aicman. Da:smos de
elias una ligerisima idea.
Por cl articulo pcimero Sc p&cta-
ba que ell arm!sticio c~omenzaria para
Paris ell mismo dia en- que Sc firn19,
cs decir. ell IS de Enero de 1911. y
tres diaS Cespues. para los Departa-
mentos, Y habia de durar vein:iun
dias. Los ejercitos beligerantes con-
servarian sus reSpectivas posicioncs.
Per Fl segundo Sc ~cstablecia que Ell
objeto del armisticio era permitir al
Go5;erno de la Defensa Nacional on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28

Ell 1o DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 1870

Como dignos anceSIrCS dc los mons
truos de hoy. los so!dados boches pi-
llaron al derscno Y a. reeves. DeSd2
Ia prinIera noche .os cuarreles de
Montreui! : de Chesuay fueron ro-
bados. 10; habitantes de las GALES
de Artois y de la Gale dc Fer2er-
mes fuecon aqueadoS. En- T. Aveni-
da de Picardia no haoia 1aas cue c.
sas cuyas puertas habian gido for
zaias ' !anzadas a. vienvo, V las cam
panas de vidrio rotas. Sc repartie-
ron bayonetazos Y cirtarazos entire
rodos aque!los que protestaroa.
e. mstodo aleman aIn Sc agr2r6
despues.
Tai fGe IA pr:mers tornado. Al
dia siguiente vino IA installation de.
General c kirchback Ia Geclama-
cion de una contribution de guerra
de Glen mil frances Y la ilegada del
Principe Heredero de Prussia.
Ell marVirio de Versailles comenza-
ba. Debi6 durar s&is meses. y
teFminar con "a proclamation del In
perio a!eman en- Ia Gai!c!a de los Es-
pejoS.
Fsta es Ia raz6n por Ia Que Yer
sales nc olvida. En- los lugares por
donde el alemaA ha pasado, el od.o
IS eterno.
Cuarenta = ocho amos 10 han d
tenuado e, resentiniento de la ciu-
Fad de Luis XIV. = cuando. vencida.
Alemania pida gracia. 81 gozo ser&
ali tan grande Y tan franco como en-
Lille. como en- MeziereS, como en-
Douai. como Ell Cambria, como Ell
Georges Drouills.