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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18

que Sc tncuentran actualnente en- los Estados Unidos traba-
jando para ganarSe h~onradamcnte Ia vida, tiencn Ia obhga-
cion de mantcrer a Sus familas que estan ell Mexico, man.
dandoles parte de 10 que elos ganan aqui.
Imaginese I'd. ell cuadro tan horroroso que presentara
LA CASA DE I'D. 81 I'd. no les manda dinero q sus farnllla-
res! Con los precios tan altos como estan y que sc van IA
Ciendo cada veZ mas eevadCS, 81 I'd. no Cumpe con cl deber
inevitable que tiene de mandar dinero a su famila, SuS
ANCIANOS PADRES no tendran quizas manana nj IN pc
dazo de pan para no MORN de hanbre nj tendran NADIA con
que pagan medco y medicines 81 eStdn cnfermoS, Y tcndral
que rccurrir al buen corazon de sus vecinos, hacienda con eS-
to papeles lastimosos que I'd. TIENE LA OBLlGAClON de
evitar que hagan, puesto que I'd. trae dinero en- la bolsa.
TAI EEZ SUS HIJOS necesiten ropa para cubrI-se ahora
que va VA 4 comenZar ell inEierno, y qulzas maya necesldad
de comprar!eS alimentoS eSpcci2les, mas caros que antes, Y
ellos no tendran manera de hacer!o 81 I'd. que es 81 padre,
\ SUS HIJOS. y fjnalmcnte, SU ESPOSA eStara afllgl'
da porque no tiene con que pagan Ia renta de su casa, Cue lie
cxigen los propetarios Y que 81 no IL paga Ia saca-an &c su
habitacion Y nadie sabe 10 que suceGera sin recursos para
tomar una nueVa. { no eStan las cosaS en- Mexico, con re-
volucioneS Y cornbaLeS = cada lnomento, Ray wees que las gen
ties nacesitan tener dinero Il Ia mano para pagan I'm viaJe
violento a lugar mas SECURE que aquel. en- donde VlEeh' a I'm
de no exponerse a pcrder Ia vida. 81 I'd. cue trabaia en- este
pals. donde WYE I'd. COMODAMENIE ganando un buen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18

rs, ej&e4so yk e51uehs-or at Lr~7@asa0'c
al xy c1E 1ac re II, hGb,oa TuS,sad azTGrGM
R-cn1cIr/n< n ctcInG. yzcro e7s 81 "F<e II
6rs.l1c(l4c y AIo r2e E0nce heh"e "E/c 4
MSyrr. II snkrc E~cfcP60zGa virtue ri r01
Or vh4hc h<Hrr6 "rt .su otNc<-cr- r-r n
5r%<M % ,w 7/4--~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18
TODOS LOS

suedo, no Sc duele de sus gentes Y les manda aLnero para que
aseguren su vida Y tengan siquiera algunas de las muchas
comodidades que sc merecen, no crea I'd. que van q encontrar
GENTES D~ESINTERESADAS QUE LES A1uDEN.
Esas gentes va no existen mas que en- las novelas, y el un'co
que puede yer por los de I'd. es listed M1SMO.
listed, CUANDO MANDA DINERO A SU CASA, en-
VISIT de que hay en- Mexico tanto desorden, quiere estar alb
solutamente SECURE de que ALA no le van a hacer un pan CO.
mo unas hostias. Y en- este tiene I'd. raZon Y mucha. ENl-
ia I'd. por 10 tanto, que lie digan COMO Sc LLAMA Ell
QUE LIZ VA A PAGAR A So FAM1MA y 81 no lie dicen a
I'd. o no 10 ha dido nonbrar nunca nj es DE Su pueblo, NJ
MANDE NADIA DE DINERO Per tai ~CONDUCTO No
crea I'd. que todos pueden decirle ell nombre de alguna per.
soma o pueblo, porque no todos tlenen agenteS n MEXICO III
todos conocen e. pals
los ANGELES LOS ANGELES
,IEpC,HTuE 70 MERCANTILE co.
Sucursai
POI \. Main Street 112l, 4 West Commerce st.
Los Angeles, California. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
lie dicen d I'd. el nonbre de Ia persona Que lie va a pagan
= su familia Y con seguridad I'd. la conoce:
MNNDE listed ST DINERO SOLO POR CONDUCTO
DE LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE CO.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24

sature and advocated by representatives from Cache
county and pledge Legislative Nominees if elect
ed to work and vote against any and all attempts to ANAL
gamate it with other institutions to place under the
control Of any other than separate and distinct Board
of Trustees.
We condemn the action Of the present Democratic
county administration in its attempt evade the law
and thereby raise salaries of favore officials in def
ance of the will of the people, When hundreds of our local
patriots serving their country the front facing the
most dangerous foe the world has known ready to
make the supreme sacrifice and all patriotic citizens are
making every possible sacrifice in order to support the
soldiers in battle it i'll becomes the Democratic admins
traton of great county conspre with the Democratic
sheriff. who holds the exalted position of Chairman of
the draft board Democratic clerk who also member
of the draft board, Democratic Attorney and advs-
er, and Democratic Treasurer, the custodian of the
funds of the people, to set aside the law and raise the sal
aries of these four officials Reflect upon the consistency
OF these in their convenient Offices drafting the boys
OF the county at salary of $50 per month and then filing
fake designations to illegally raise salaries of more than
three times in advance of the boys that are making the
world safe for them to live in and then blush for shame
paid Political ADVERTISEMENT
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24

beneficiary himself. 1t is scheme
that is totally un-Amerlcan and alb
solutely unsuited to our American in
situations where government exists,
for the individual and where the
purpose of government Is to develop
self reliance, independence of
thought and clear sense of the
dignity of man.
In other words are the American
people declining to a point where It
is necessary to adopt German forms
of paternalism to think and act for
of the state.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24
THE UTILITIES MUST
HAVE AN INCENTIVE

One of the most vital points In
the regulations of the public utili-
ties is found in the rate of return
allowed on the investment. Public
utility rates should. believe. be not
only based upon the ratemaking val
ne, but also due regard to the eff
cheney of the management in or
der to be equitable and capable or
yielding to the communities served
and to the utilities themselves, the
maximum of benefit,
Recognition of the principle ac-
copied generally as proper and right
that the seller shall be entitled to a
large rprofit If by any device he can
give to the buyer a larger value for
the unit price, should ho applied In
the fixing OF public utility rates. y
The greatest berefit tn all con-
cerned cannot be attained If the util:
ity is restricted in its earning capa-
city to a fixed rate of return on the
physical value ( It's plant alone, be-
cause when a given utility has reach
ed its maximum earnings allowed un-
der such rate, those who are respon-
sible for its operation will natural
ly relax their efforts toward great
or economies and greater volume OF
sale. Some Incentive should be held
up to the management for further
effort If the community interests ara
to be best protected.
My experience with utility regula'
lions teaches me that some broad
gagged plan must be devised in or
der to encourage the construction
Of new utilities In many communal
: ties not now served and to encourage
present utilities to reach the maxi
mum Of eficiency in operation. which
also tends to q lower average price
Of its product.-H. H. Corey. Oregon
Public Service Commissioner.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24

One Of the best oil and refin-
ing companies yet put on the
marnet Is that Of the Alrplane
Oil & Refining Co.. and you
can secure for a short time
only. reorganization stock at
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24
paid Political Advertisement

by January /, 1919, and the district
boards throughout the country were
SO notified. It now seems that, ow-
ing to the fact that this troublesome
infection has spread throughout al
most the entire country. 1t may not
be possible to carry out this program
on time. 1t appears however, that
the medical authorities are meeting
with much success in dealing with
the malady, and IT IL claimed that
tie real crisis has beer passed in
many sections of the country. If so,
the delay in completing the physi-
cal examinations of these newly
drafted men and getting them into
the cantonments may not be serious.
While there Is much talk in this
, country about peace. our armies In
Traace evidently do not expect an
carly peace, since they are planning
- spend Christmas in France, and
Negotiations covering the matter Of
their Christmas packages have al:ea-
Idy been announced. All such pack
ages should be sent before Novem-
'ber goth. An official coupon, which
must be pasted on each package. win
be given to each soldier, to be sen.
by him to the relative or friend back
home from whom a package Is OK
pected. Every soldier will be ca
titled to just one package from Am
/, erica, and such package must not be
/, larges than Q by 4 by inches, and
), it's weight must not exceed three
I, pounds. The official organ of the
American Army in France, The Stars
and Stripes. is endeavoring to plan
a suitable Christmas package WITHIN
the official limitations above indlcat.
ed. II will be very difficult indeed,
in many instances, for the friends
and relatives to pack into such q
small bundle all of the tokens OF al
lection and good will that they d..
Sire to send; however the regula-
ton is evidently q wise and neces
sary one. and certainly seems to be
perfectly fair for all concerned. Ou'
soldier boys will look forward with
keen anticipation to these Christmas
boxes. and It would be a sad th.re
indeed IL a single one of them failed
Ito receive such Q remembrance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24
Killing Self Reliance

In discussing the so-called health
Insurance measure proposed in Cali
fornla, one Of the leading speakers
said: THE worst feature OF the
whole scheme. worse than the pros
pect of its tremendous cost, or the
building up Of great political bur-
eaucratic machine, is the danger to
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24
THE AMERICAN ARMY =.
AT HOME AND ABROAD

The Federal military authorities
have Just announced that there are
now more than 100000 American
troops In the war zones. It was al
20 stated that the further shipment
Of troops abroad will necessarily be
curtailed to q considerable extent ON
account Of the rule. which It has
been found necessary to adopt. OF
sending abroad only those men who
have not been exposed and who
show no symptoms whatever Of Span
1sh influenza.
The local boards throughout the
country are now engaged Except
where. as In Massachusetts,. 1t has
been necessary to suspend such work
on account Of the influenza epidem-
ic) in the examination of men of
Class 1, between the ages of 10 and
81, who registered on the 18th Of
September. The first call, covering
about $4,000 men. who were to
have been In the various osnton-
emnts on the 9th of October. is still
suspended. 1t was recently announc-
ed by General Crowder that he want
ed all Of the men OF Glass l in camp
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24
LEGAL NOTICES
Probate And Guardianship
Notices
Consult The County Clerk
Or The Respective Signers
For Further information
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Mary C. Larsen, De-
ceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at her
residence at No. 525 North First
East Street, Logan City. in the Coun-
ty Of Cache and State OF Utah, on
or before the 25th day of February.
A. d. 1919.
, Date of first publication, Oct. ~.
A. d. 1918.
IDA L. CONDIT.
Administrative.
Nv. W. VAUGHAN.
Attorney. .Adv-11-21
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24
CHANiBERLAIN's COUGH REMEDl
THE MOST RELIABLE

After many years experience In the
use Of 1t and other cough medicines.
there are many who prefer Cham
berlain's to any other. Mrs. A. G.
KRISTEN. Greenville. Ill.,. writes:
characteristics Cough Remedy has
been used In my mothers home and
mine for years. and We always found
II quick cure for colds and bron-
chial troubles. We find 1t TO be the
most reliable cough medicine we have
used"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24
SEonqes.

The wet fiat lnnds OF Eculdor pro
duce vine yielding fruit which, when
dried, forms q sponge considered by
some persons superior to animal
sp0nges.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24
NOTICE no CREDITORS

Estate Of Julia A. Drury, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned admin
istrator at his residence In Hyde
Park. Cache County. Utah. on or be-
fore the 4th day of December. 1918.
Date OF first publication October
3, 1918.
FRANK G. LEE,
Administrator.
WALTERS s HARRIS. Attorneys.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24


NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court Of the First
Judicial District Of the State OF
Utah, in and for the County se
Cache.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Ann F. Westover. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers. to the undersigned ad-
'ministrator at Logan. Cache Coun-
~. Utah on or before the s0th day
OF November. 1918.
Date Of first publication Septem.
Der 10. 1913.
JOHN F. MISSIONER,
Administrator Of Estate
OF Deceased.
A. A. Law,
Adv-10-26 Attorney for Estate
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN the District Court Of the First
Judicial District OF the State OF
Utah, in and for the County Of
Cache.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Philip Stricken. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers. to the undersigned admin
istratrix at Providence. Cache Couu-
ty. Utah. on or before the s0th day
of November, 1918.
Date of first publication septem-
Der 10. 1918.
IDA STRICKEN.
Administrative OF Estate
Of Deceased.
A. A. Law,
Adv-10-26 Attorney for Estate
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02

E..l Ros-oc s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02

A 8 ELE G Q N E s
DIPUTADOS Y SENADORES

Las eleccicaas % para Diputados V S~enadoreS,
cue aca5an &c v~erificarse en- Mexico, no han cIrecioo a
los espectadOreS nrRsun rasgo de civlSino dlsEo dc
anctar. Las candidaturas fueron previamente "eatorl-
hdas" C encasiladas, como dicen los pohucos loeros
y 81 resulsado no sera otro que la total desfntegracion
de ks grupcs de politicastros en- que el carranclsmo
esta dividido y subdividido por el mismO Carranza, pa
n poder reinar-
No creensns que en- este iuego de cubletes TO
re1tinos o maauiayelicos, haya logrado ventajas os-
tensibIcs ninguna cauarilla, pG-que preclsamente "a
rranza Sc ha prcpuesto encadsnar o nuhflcar 3 tcdos
per igual, sean obregcnistas, ~pablistas, o ciTlllstas- de
nnnera que los uniccs ac~ontecimieatos nctabies' nan
sido las peripecias poiciacaS que han hecho comlco 81
~solemnisim0" scto electoral. que estuvo salpicado de
escenas chuscas que recoFdaron las pasadaS, como
aquella rolvdabie, en- que, Ell inevitable barron, disoi-
Yi6 a tircs el meeting De San Luis Potos-
Prec;samente, en- esta ciudad. teatro De las haza-
mas nemorabies de Heriberto Barron, dieroa los agen-
ties pcieiaccs de Barragan, con Ia humanldad de Juan
Sarabia. en- e calabcZo de vulgar comlsarla- Los can
didatcs a las curules "egislativaS" de las Camaras de
DipHtadcs y S~ena6ores, visitaran, Ell union de los pro-
pasandistas las no muy gratas celdaS de Ii Inspection
General de Policia de San LUIS, Y otro tanto aecnte-
clio en- Ia Me;rop0fi cen los Ciudadaaos Ernesto Felas-
&C. y Damian Palomo, candidates a Senador y Diputa-
dc. del gremio cbrero.
FL candidate yelasco, es ell Rzisno que, por haber
orGenado la huelga de eiectTicistas en- la ciudad de
Mexico. Como secreearzo del Sindicato cbrero. fue So
metido a "ccnsejo de guerra ccnstitucionaiista", y con-
6ensdo a mucrte, pena que lie oonmutaron por la de
veinte amos de pTision. de los euales dos hubo de pasar
en- la Peaitenciaria. hasta que tcdos los sindicatos
cbrercs de Ia Repubtca, obtuvieron recientemente su
hbertad.
IA pene. pues, Ell cudadano Yelaseo una prueba
mas de las libertades carrancistaS, y ST derrota, que
creemos segura. sera otra prueha de Ia efectividad del
sufragio.
EscandaEos identieos Sc han desarroIlado en- varies
Esiados, pero quien Sc imagine yer en ellos, una prre-
ba de rhsrtad electoral. dara pruebas de una candidez
eclumbina, pcrque tcdOs los candidates, son candidates
oficiales, es decn: carrsRciStaS.
De este mOdo tan ssncillO. siendo los candidates
openentes. incondicionaies de Carranza, este sale STEM
pre- triunfando, y las Camaras. integradaS por quenes
sean, resulIaran de tcdos modos carraRcistas iRcondi-
Gcnales-
Lo lnicc que podra eoncee-se y deducirse, al sa-
berse eI rsuttado de las eleccicaes, Is, 81 Carraaza tu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02

70 predikccion per obregonistas, pablistas 0 cirilisias;
81 Sc propuso reducir 0 nulifica- por complete a un
grupo Discriminate, equilIbrar a tcdos. o imprcvisar I'm
nueyo nucleo o partido.
Lo mas probable es que Carranza haya reducido y
equihhrzdo a tcdos, subcrdinando!os a otro grupo nue.
vo de adictos personales. que siempre esten con el y
dspuestos 4 atacar a unos i otrcs, en- union de los
rivales, del momento, que convenga-
Estas son, Ecr 10 msRos las tendencies de Carraa-
"a, que ha procurado dividir y nulificar a tcdos por
;gual, aun 4 riesgo de crearss nueycs ~enemigos. y AFRO
jarselos encim2.
ST CarraRza turo tacto para encasillar las cre3en-
cales, 4 todcs les deiara ccnfornes, por 10 mencs, Pc
TO 81 no es asi, Sc expcndra a nueyos ataques que no
deja-an de hacerle dane.
Ademas de estos percances y ccusideracicnes cue
anotaTCs 4 II lgera, que no. pasan de ser triviales, y
10 que en- Ruestro vulgar vocabulario ilamamcs CHS
mes pcIiticCs", ma habido sus nctas tragicas. ST tcdcs
los inforres publicatOs por Ia preHsa de Mexico Sc
ccnfirmau rlcnamente. cuatrn sen va les Diputados que
sa!iercn a hacer propaganda para su reelection, que pa
saron a meier vida, Y ctrcs tantos fuercn capturados
per les revoluc;oaaIics-
Plcnanen.e ca.firnada, esta Ia muerte de uno
de los Diputad35 cb=egcaistas que fue a Tabasco Y
Chiapas a t-ahajar por su reelection. Segun unos III
fcrmss, el infcrtmado desapareciGo fue asesinado por
las mlSmas autrridades, V segun Otros, fue capturadO
por les rsvciuciSRariOs, acusado de varios delitas, juz-
gado y ejecutado. De c~ualquier manera, Sc ha ccnfir-
made plenamente que murio de IN mcdo tragico.
FL general felicista ex-federal. D. Tomas Arellano,
que capture el puerto de Manila, aprendio taTubien 4
otro Diputad0 que Sc eac0nlraoa en- csc iugar, traba-
jando per su reelection. Afortunaiamente para el
preso, ell General AreNaDC, que PCT 10 visto es hOmbre
de buen ssntidc Y &c moral, e puso en- libertad. Y lie
do salvoccDductos para que pudiera regresar, Pero
con sus papeietas electorales en- blanoo. Este ncs Ia
q DauS3r n Ia Iauitiriia5 Ga las crsdfnciaieS de- lbs
que resulten "electos", por los Districts eiectorales cue
esta1 Sustraidos al dominic del Carrancismo. Por es-
10 NADIA mas herGs recordado ell incidents, que nos illus
ira sohre Ia efectiyidad del Sufragio.
Prcfundamente decepcionados de Ia legalidad de
las eleccicnes, va tcdos, lc unico que desean cs que
iRgreser 2 las CamaraS Perso1as que siquieran sepan
leer y escribir y telgan ccnciencia, pr 10 menos, de
las buenas formas.
Ahora solo nos falta pcr yer Ia conformidad de
les yencidcs, pcrque esta sera la parte mas inteTcsaote
del fin del actG electoral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02
PUNTOS SOBRE LAS les

Las eleeciones de diputados y senn6o-
res de Mexico, Sc ver;f;caron c
ultino domingo en- nuestra Re
publica.
Para garantizar la libertsd de ell So
Tragic, 81 gobicrno prohibio que
los adictos al antique regimen, no
solo fueran candidates., ,ino que
votaran en- los conicios.
Esto es, para que los carrancianes
hicieren sus chanchullos cen TO-
da libertad..
iLibcrtad de ~sufragio, naturalmente!
La Policia del Dis.rito Federal, Sc
gun afirma I'm periodico, "reco-
gio IN ~curioso archivo a un ra-
tero, en- ell cual aschivo hay cal
cas- de chapas de casas comercia-
les y pianos de fincas senaladas
para ro6a-las."
Y en- ell curse de su informeeion, eli
mismo periodico informa que Ii
chos pianos han sido eonsignados
al DePartamento te-nico de la
S~ecretaria d. Fomento. para
yer ST oueden ser de aisuna ut;-
lidad."
iCasas comerciales y fincas senaia-
das para robarlas. De utii:5ad,
sencr, de utilidad.
TIBERIO.
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LA MORAL DEL SOLDADO FRANCES

-sbat=rlo po- medic da asalto. L:
C~emsndsntc so inclina sobre 81 car
ia y forma 81 plan.
DigiGiao en- PeQueha5 Columns, ei
battalion &c dczliza por los rtgales Y
can!aah casi Invisible, hac:a Merry
que yergue p 10 lejos, enr2edio del
hume do las cxplosiones, ST. s-lueta in
tacta y f!aa, velada 3 cada instan-
tc. En- g. hueco de una canada Sc
haco alto para ona- aliento Y dar
!a5 4irina5 disposiciones: Ia mita1
dc! battalion atacara Ell lindero Sur Y
Is ezra 81 l;ndero Oeste; el jefe de!
battalion, en- el centre de este dispo-
sitvo, dara Ia direction.
LAS circo! Una se1al del Co
mandaate: es "a de! ataaue. Las pc
-solas co!umnas Sc desl;zan por los
.--igalc1 con un pa5O tranqui.o Y Sua-
We; Ia l!aaura csta oculta. FL enc
miro TO 2arece conprcnder e. peligro.
Is dcmasirdo tarde cuando Sc decide
7 descubrir sus ametral.&dorGs. Es-
tay barren furiosameate T. planicic,
pero los cazado-es, va desp.egado5 en-
tiradore3 Y q Ia carrera, han ganado
81 !irdero de IA aldea. Invaden las
cabahas Y carEan hacienda uSo &c
granadas, en- medic de las Gales
Fue cn.orccs cuando. herido en- n
freute por una bala, cayo glorloSa-
mcute a. ioven Official Jean de Reszke,
firrrS eHcantadora. ro-nanc@sco y bra
70 Y Qucr'do tiernameaSe por SuS
csn,1afucos de TrnGs FL conan
dante ' az sapaGa-cs invaden e. cas-
ti!lni la7 cases a0n ~Qu!ts62s 7 por
urss la aaIos-allador2s alemanas Sc
ccl,ar ~ruccsiyamcntc y los superH-
v;G-te= de- eso-aigo sc ponen er fuga.
Ii aYiaa divisioaario cue h. segcido
e Htaquc dasGe Il principle, pide e.
aIineanieato. Sc le ~responde desple-
zaadc q d,stinrivo del puesto del CO
1ardante en- {! coraz6n de IA ciu-
dad.
Sen la= die de Ia peehc. 4 le luz
lie les post-erus fulse7es del dia> des-
dss les obse-vateries -esonqIts.ados V
tue=teia7Ese Te9rgaai.sdoS, los Z
deFrs a7i7:eEtrs = = moztandad que
ha9aS las gracadas francesas en- las
nissas enernigas, violentanente rem
uidaz para IN co~aEataque, \ ma
iiana, ! lss once de Ia maasna, gu"
cs a hora de. gran co~ntraatgque, el
Gsners! Nangin, con sus tropas ne
gras, po6A 6essnbocar por Merry pa
III s~orprender = HERR, 0 el 6xto
cue es va ccrocido, al enemigo.
Ia r~ecuperacion de Merry, no es
mas Que IN episode, pero es n
saaal del nagnifico estado de amino
que e. e5cr.tor del "Corriere della Sc
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