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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-24
LEMON. JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
if skin is sunburned,
tanned or freckled

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces OF
Orchard White. shake well, 'and you
have a quarter pint Of the best freckle.
sunburn and tan lotion, and complex
ion beautifier. at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of Orchard White for
few cents. Massage this sweetly frag-
rant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan
disappear and how clear soft and
white the skin becomes. Yes! 1t Is
harmless.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-24

Tho City's Organization.
In the city of Marshalltown the ter
ritory is divided into four divisions
bounded by Main and Center streets
and known as the First, Second. Third,
and Fourth divisions. They correspond
practically to the wards Of those num-
bers in the city, with the exception that
the Fifth ward is divided east and west
by Center street, the territory lying
east Of Center belonging to the Fourth
district, and that west to the Third.
D. w. Norris is city chairman Of the
campaign. and the chairmen OF the four
divisions are 8. L. Ingledue, First; w.
G. Stricken, Second; F. NJ. Wilbur,
Third: and H. ]. Howe, Fourth.
Change in Precinct Headquarters.
For the campaign Friday one change
has been made in buying headquarters.
This is in Marion township where, in
stead Of the headquarters being at the
Green Mountain postoffice. they will be
maintained at the center school house
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-24
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall
town Marchsnts.

Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall
town Merchants.
The following prices are quoted BY
Marshalltown dealers for the different
varieties of farmers provisions. grain
and produce.
The Star Grocery quotes the follow :
ing prices:
Buttet-4e.
Eggs-40.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at Its
place Of business in this city. subject
however. to market changes.
Oats-64.
Corn-1.40.
The following market quotations are
furnished by H. Willard. Son & Co.:
Bright. clean native wool-60@62.
Semi-bright, dark or dinsy-550os.
BURY, seedy, black and chany-5o.
Western or TERRITORY wools-4S0ss
| No. 1 hides-14.
| No. 2 hides-12.
| Horse hides, large-$e.
Horse hides. small. IS.
Reeswax-32@35.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-24


sooner or later; might as well use It
sooner. Then you are absolutely sure
that the corn will loosen from your
toe so that you can peel the whole
thing OF painlessly with your fingers,
in one complete piece-just Nike peeling
a banana It takes a second or two to
apply "Gets- It." There's no fussing or
puttering. Corn pains will vanish
thatIl keep you sweet while the Gets
It" does the rest Nothing new for
corns has been discovered since Gets.
ut" and be sure to be corn and pain
free! You'll say It's magic.
"Gets-It," the guaranteed, money
back corn-r remover. the only sure way,
costs but trife at any drug store.
Manufactured by E. Lawrence & Co.,
Chicago. III. Sold in Marshalltown and
recommended as the worlds best corn
remedy by Old Reliable Drug Co.,
Beinert Drug Co... Henry s. Mayer,
and Mcbride & Will DRUG Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-24
Only One Corn
PeeIer, ''Gets.|t'

Stop Corn Pains; See Corn Peel on.
It is just when a corn hurts that you
want to feel surest about getting rid
Of it. Why take chances OF keeping
the corn and having the pain grow
worse? You'll use ''Gets-It" anyhow,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-24

The regular melting Of the Woman.s|
Service Flag League, which was held
Monday evening at the Z. M. G. A..
was attended by fifty members VINO.
following the business session. en1oyed
the time socially and listened to the
reading OF letters from boys In France.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-24

Tuesday and "wednesday. fresh cot
tage cheese, Just made. Two pounds %
cents or one pound OF cheese ana one
half pint cream rs cents. Telephone
81. Jackson Dairy Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-24
In Ah district Court.

e. w. wagner vs.. II. w. Clay h the
title of an action filed in The district
court. in which Judgment on prou,is-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-24

sorry note for @sso6o. with interest az
3 per cent from March ;. 1911. .
asked.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-24

ling, lot 5. block 3. Graham addition,
5000.
Melvina NJ. Anson. Of Pasadena, CAL
to Hannah Draws. lot 4, block ?, Hart
well addition. 1925.
Frank NJ. Moalt to o. A. Finders. lots
II, and -. block 2. ferguson, s1.7oo.
Ole Danielson to o. A. Finders. lots
II and 49, block II, Ferguson, $1,000.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Horace Hull. president and inventor
Of the Hull Signal Selector, with c. d.
Meltabarger, has been in our territory
for a week, selling stock, but are
leaving for Paonia. .SS
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Geo. Berg and family, and Chas.
Hazelhurst and family spent Sunday
at the J. r. Berg ranch ut lola, re-
turning the same evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Miss Verna Waterman, county su-
perintendent of schools, spent the
early part Of the week with her folks
at Ohio City. Her brother Lauren
was home on furlough.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Miss Mable Redenour is the guest
of Miss Lillian Doig. She lives in
Fruita, but formerly attended Normal
School here. gp
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

TOday's papers state that the French
have captured SoyOn and stand be
fore Ham. That means Ham and
for breakfast tomorrow.
The old-fashioned man who was
sure il was going TO raise the Old
Nick with everything if We set our
watches ahead an hour is now fuss
ing because it will upset everything
If We try to move them back this fall.
Pierce Leader: Herb Gee maintains
that il is better to say .fillums" than
70 say films" when speaking of the
movies. All right Herbie op son, but
have you noticed that the good old
about the valor of our calvary" are
now talking about the effects of the
"sharpnell' shells.
Alamosa Empire: Between Cover
nor Gunter and Tom lyman, or any
other candidate, the chief matter of
consideration is that of making
Cnangt OF hDfSsS IN Lt' UlItl4t Vi a
swift current, whether It will be prac-
ticable to change from a governor who
has put Colorado in the lead Of all
states in the matter Of war prepared
ness, and done so without burdening
the people in an extraordinary degree
| for one who has not been in the do
| ing.
Calhan News: II one could place
any credence in the effusions Of the
| Denver Post. he would be led TO be-
/ lieve that Denver was aflame with en-
thusiasm for Tom lyman as candidate
| for the nomination for governor. II
is q safe bet, tho, that when the result
Of the primary is announced that story
will read different. The News has no
crouch against Mr.. lyman; it likes
him as a man and thinks he has made
good as warden Of the penitentiary.
But 1t does not consider him "the man
of the hour for goyernor-at least
not this year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Already James Il. holland, secretary
of state, Leslie +. Hubbard, attorney
General, and Mrs. Mary {. c. Brad
ford. state superintendent Of public
InstrIction-all candidates for re-
eelction-and Charles. II. Leckcnby.
present state auditor and candidate
for state treasurer because the statu-
ties forbids an auditor from serving
two terms in succession, are busy on
their campaigns. This fortunate Dem
ocratlc quartet does not have to wait
for the primaries. They were un-
opposed in the state assembly and
have no opposion in the primaries on
September 10th. This fact consti-
-tutcs a most impressive testimonial
from the people a. to the efficient,
economical and patriotic administra-
tion which has been given by the Dem
ocrats to Colorado during the past
two years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

German official reports declare that
Americans in attack are bold but
clumsy" Too bad about that. They
have up TO date taken over 5000 Ger
man prisoners, which is about the
total of our entire casualty list OF
killed. wounded and missing. Our
boys will doubtless do better after
more practice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
"PREVENTABLE FIRE Is more
public dereliction. At . time Ike
resources, it il more than ever .
quence that every means should be

As the cash value Of all building
other property has greatly advane-
il we'll to consider the importance
amount that would fully protect
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

(Advertisement)
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Today's papers state that the French
have captured Soyon and stand be
fore Ham That means Ham and
for breakfast tomorrow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

material, machinery, stock and
ed during the past year or two: 1t
Of increasing your insurance. The
you heretofore is not adequate now.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

than . private misfortune. II u .
this, Of emergency and Of national
matter Of deep and pressing eonss-
taken to prevent this evil"
WOODROW WILSON
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
Our great President has said:

"TVERYBODY WELCOM F.
 1I cheerily blazons forth from the seventy-three war camp recreation buildings already being operated by the Knights of Columbus.
 More are needed over here and lover there" with Pershing. $1O,OOO,OO must be raised at once.
 Every soldier or sailor, regardless of his religious leanings, finds here home and club where he may rest, read, con- verse and enjoy himself as he desires. Let no citizen of Birmingham fail in his duty. Make up your mind today and say "I WILL" subscribe to the War Camp Fund of the Knights of Colum- bus. A dollar bill if that is all you can affords just as welcome as $1OO,OO0 check. Sign the ''I WILL" coupon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24

WYE ARE at war for democ-
 w racy and humanity. It is an All-American war and de- mands an All-American unity. The morale of ALL our soldiers and sailors is strengthened by the knowl- edge that ALL at home are helping ALL at the front
 The soldier cannot stop after his first, second or third fight. We at home can not stop giving with our first few con tributions. Our soldiers must continue to fight-we must continue to give. Nearly 40 per cent of our soldiers and sailors are Catholics times the quota according to population.
 The Knights of Columbus in our war camps are working shoulder to shoulder with the Y. M. C. A. Both have more than they can do.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-07
VOJENSKE NALEPKY.

Washington. - Nalepky po
depsane vojiny We Francii, jiz
gem dodany a rozeslou Sc v ne
kolika dnech. Ma kazde nalep-
ce je napsano jmeno vojina,
jenz ocekava zasilku vanoc-
mich darkd, jakoz i jmeno a a.
dresa osoby, cd kterez darek
Iocekava. Zadny balicek bez ta-
koveho nalepku Sc k dodavce
|neprijme. Jelikoz kazdy vojin
obdrzel pouze jeden nalepek,
nemdze Sc mu poslati vice jak
jedna skatulka darkI. Skatul-
ky s plnym navodem, co Sc tenn
100000 vojinGm We Francii k
Vanocum posllati ma a smi,
|jsou k dostani ma stanicich Ger
|veneho Krize. Vsechny skatul-
ky Sc musi poslat do 20. listo-
|padu. Pozdeji Sc uz zadna ne
prime.
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SMf Sc ODVOLATI MA ZENU

Newcastle, Pa. = Naturali.
zovany obcan Spoj. Statu, kite.
ry ma zenu V Europe, mnze "a
dati "a oSvobozenl z vojny, cd
Wolavaje Sc ma nj, ale nikoli III
deti. Rozhodnuti to ucinil vrch-
nj profos, general Crowder, kt4
ry to oznam.l jedne mi5tni od-
vodni rade. Jednalo Sc o jiste-
no muze, ktery ma zenu a deti
v Rakousku. Ten sc odvolaval
ma to, re kdyby Sc We stare Via
sti dovedeli, re Sc stal ameri-
ckym vojakem, bude "a to ze-
ma pronasledovana a snad "a
bita. Jinak proti sluzbe v ar
made zadnych namitek nemel.
Wgl!sS]l IW!l!SS !! rs,
SNATkY.
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y! IWSS ''!''', s. W,!.S.S] \. !! {; : 5;
TRI DUSTOJNfCI We SPOJE.
nj Sc STAVBOU AEROPLA-
NJ PROCESOVANI.

Washington. - Tri dustoj-
nici We zprave Charles E. Hug
hese ohledne stavby aeroplanI,
re byli We spojeni financnimi
zajmy korporaci, budou die
prohlaseni odboru spravedlno-
'sti neodkladne procesovani.
Jsou to podplukovnik J. G.. Vim
cent, drive predseda cd Pack
ard Motor Car Company, pod
plukovnik Geo. w. Mixter, ak
cionar cd Curtis A:rplane 4
Motog Corporation porucik
S. &. Vrooman NIL, akcionar Cd
S. B. Vrooman Co., Filadelfie.
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WSSl [WSSl
ROMAN cESkEHO SLUzEB
NEHO DEVCETE,

nacrtnuty mistrnym perem Bo-
zeny Nemcove a umisteny
svym cituplnym dejem do vel
komestskeho ovzdusi Vidne, je
obsazen v Horkeho Narodnim
Kalendari ma rok 1919, ktery
prave vysel bohatym obsa-
hem a cetnymi zajimavymi O.
brazky. Krone shora uvedene
no romanku, ktery sam O sobe
zaujima pal sta stran a ktery
pro svoji krasu a Nmavost pa
tri k nejskvelejsim pracim We
hlasne ceskf spisovatelky, OBJ
sahuje novy Horkeho kalendaf
i radu jinych znamenitych po-
videk a crt, velice stastne vo-
lenych a jakoby zvlaste vybra-
nych pro srdce ceskoameri-
ckych ctenaru. To plati zejme-
ma % crte pera Karla Horke-
no, nadepsane "Matka %. plu
ku", niz autor podava tkli-
YOU a vrelou vzpominku ma jed
nu starou, jeste zijici ceskoslo-
venskou rebelantku z New Yor
ku. Skutecnou bouri citu, KITE
rou jen ceske srdce dovede pl-
ne pochopiti, naplnen jest jiny
Horkeho clanek, nadepsany
Censor a matka". ObzvlaStni
zmfnky zasluhuje obsahle a
poutave vypravovani Tolsteho
"Jak diva rusti muzici putovali
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nadepsana "Mnoho-li zeme je
cloveku treba" a vypravujici
o ruskem muziku Pachomovi,
jak kupoval zemi v bajnem
kraji Baskircu, kde "a jeden
tisic rublu tolik zeme Sc dosta-
ne, co kupujici il staci obejit
"a den cd vychodu do zapadu
slunce. -. Rozumi Sc ovsem,
re ma stranku humornou je v
novem Horkeho kalendari hoj
ne pamatovano. Podarene hu-
moresky "Jak uklizela pani Su
sinkova", "Neni kozel jako ko-
zel," "Psano, ably zena neve-
dela", a j., svedci o tom vic nez
dostatecne. = Horkeho Narod
nj Kalendar ma rok 1919 stoji
soc, poStou 60 cent?. Kdo OBJ
jedna pet kalendarI, obdrzi
sesty zdarma. Vyhoda tato pla
ii jen pro prime objednatele,
nikoli pro prekupniky. Vsecky
objednavky slusi adressovati:
"Podebradka", 6616 So. Troy
Str, Chicago, Ill.
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C.. C. Casteel, 26 r., 1910
vych. Is ul. Rdzena Vlcko-
va, % r., 1886 vych. II ul.
Jaroslav Kalal, rs r., 4310
Pershing ave. a Cecilie Obdr-
zalkova, 20 r., 4266 vych. 10
ulice.
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PRESIDENT WILSON NESOU
HLASf Sc ZAVEDENfM cE-
SKOSLOVENSKEHO DNE.
Den poazky ma Bile Hofe mel
byti slaven 8. listopadu.

Chicago, 5. listopadu - Chi
cazska Svornost pise:
Navrhu kongresnika Saba
tina, jlmz dana byla forma ma
hledu chicazske Tribuny, by
byl americkou vladou ustano-
ven jeden den k oslave cinu a
lspech1 ceskoslovenskeho ma
roda po celych Spojenych Sta
tech, nedostalo Sc podpory pre-
sidenta Wilsona, aspon pokud
Sc tyce onoho bodu, ably dnem
ceskoslovenskym byl letosni 8.
listopad, vyroci Bile Hory.
President Wilson nikterak ne
stavi sc proti tomu, aby byl je-
den den ustanoven po celych
Spojenych Statech "a den &C.
choslovak1, ale nemini, re n.y.
nj, kdy boj neni doposud dobo-
iovan, a jeste ocekava vsechny
ctnitele pracujici k osvobozeni
ceskoslovenskych zemi mnohy
tezky ukol, by bylo oslaveni po
dobne ponekud predcasnym.
Dopis presidenta Wilsona
kongresniku Sabathovi pre-
kladu mi:
Drahy pane SABBATH! = Sym
patisuji prirozene vasimi po-
city a pohnutkami, ktere Vas
vedly k vypracovani resoluce,
ma niz mne cinite pozorna a v
nlz je navrhovano, ably 8. listo
pad byl prohlasen "a "den &C.
choslovaku", ale muslin upri-
mne doznati, re nemyslfm, re
by bylo rozumnym, podnikati
neco takoveho v nynejsi dobe.
Jsem stasten, ze mohu doufati,
re nadeje Cechoslovakd blizi
Sc posleze k uskutecneni, ale
citim, re predcasne jejich zdu-
raznovani narodnim cinem po
dobneho razu, jako Wy navr-
hujete, mohlo by je spise posko
diti nezli Jim prospect a to
vzbuzenim domnenky, ze bylo
docileno vice, nezli skutecne
bylo. Lezi pred nami jeste zna-
cny kus tezke, nesnadne prace,
ale jsem presvedcen, re jedno-
no dne budeme moci slaviti do
vrseni nasich cilu.
Srdecne a uprimne Vas
Woodrow Wilson,"
Je pTirozeno, ze americti &C.
choslovaci nebudou nalehati ma
provedeni navrhu, o kterem Sc
hlava naroda tax otevrene a
uprfmne vyjadrila S uvedenim
davodu .proti nimz nelze nj
echo namitati.
Odpov6d' presidenta Wilso-
ma zddraznuje mas dotaz, uci-
neny jiz patek: Co ucini ce-
skoslovenske Chicago ma spo-
jeni vyznamu pamatneho dine
Bile Hory s oslavou dnesnich
udalosti "bez ohledu ma to, bu-
deli navrh p. Sabathuv kon-
gresem vyrizen pfiznive nebo
ne?" jak jsme vyslovne uvedli.
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VUDCE SPOJENCU MA
MA BALKANE. !.

~ OAASA SS~ - ~ A~oP NJ wa
nj velitel vojsk spojencd ma
Balkane je muzem neobycejne
stastnym. Stestena sc ma neho
nikdy neprestala usmfvati. -
V Charleroi, kde francouzska
a anglicka vojska byla poraze-
ma, byl jedinym generalem spo
jencd, ktery dosahl vitezstvi.
Byl tehdy velitelem prvniho ar
madniho sboru, utvoreneho
vetsinou z muzstva pochazejf-
ciho okoll Lille a Flander.
Dne FL. %. srpna, kdy bitva
doposud byla proudu, udrzo-
val We sve moci mostly pres re-
ku Maasu, nedaleko Namuru,
ale teprve dine %. srpna pro-
vedl 1tok. Tento utok byl 81
ce 1speSnym, nicmene nemohl
zachraniti situace, jezto ostat-
nj armadni sbory byly jiz "a
tlaceny zpet.
Generalu D'Esperey-ovi pri-
padl 1kol chraniti prave kridlo
franko-anglicke armady a OBJ
tizny ukol tento proveden byl
jim velkym 1spechem. Ma
padnuv Sassy, kterf neustavali v
tlaku ma jeho vojska, zatlacil
zpet k rece Maase nepratel-
skou divisi, jez prekrocila re-
ku. TAX prudky byl jeho 1tok
re vojska nepratelska byla roz
praSena a FrancouzGm bylo u
! mozneno provesti ustup bez ja-
kehokoliv znepokojovani ne
pritelem. - Tento 1spech pri
nesl D'Esperey-ovi povyseni.
Foch jmenoval jej velitelem
cele Pate armady.
Ma Marne, kde Francouzove
a Anglicane docilili vitezstvi,
Franchet D'Esperey docilil PRIV
mich vavrinG. Udrzoval linii Sc
verne cd Provins az po Sezan-
ne, mezi sbory generalG Fren-
che a Focha. Dne 6. zari, kdy
Joffre vydal prosluly rozkaz k
toku, vrhl Sc s velkou prudko-
sti ma leve kridlo armady gene
rala Won Klucka a prave kffdlo
armady generala Won Buelowa,
vraziv znacny kiln mezi ne a
pfimev je k rychlemu dstupu.
Tim zpusobena byla prvni prti-
rva v nepratelske linii a cd te
chvile nepfitel ustupoval nepre
trzite az k posicim, kde doslo k
zaklesnuti boju a zahajeno "a
kopove valceni.
Pc bitve ma Marne general
D'Esperey velel jiz armadnim
skupinam a mel stejnou hod-
nest jako general Foch, Castel-
nau a Fayolle. Jeho jmeno je
We spojeni S celou radou vel
kych operacf valky, pri Som
me, v Champagne a podel
Aisne. V cervnu tohoto roku
dostalo Sc mu veleni mad arma-
dami orientu ma Balkane a "a
osm tydnu po pristani v Soluni
opetne pokryl svoje jmeno sla-
YOU vltezstvi. K dosavadnim
svym pozoruhodnym vitez-
stvim pfipojil vitezstvi pri rece
Vardar.
General Franchet D'Espe-
rey je velice oblibenym u sve-
no muzstva. Po radu let byl
velicim dustojnikem Alziru,
ktery dodal francouzske arma-
de tax slavne generally jake je
Gourard, Mangin, Lyautey a
Degouttes a jenz je kolebkou
proslule Cizinecke legie. Mi
re byt podotknuto, re general
D'ESperey je doposud mladym
muzem. M1ze vyzdobiti Sc je-
ste vavrlny dalsich vitezstvi.
.W!SS] WzSsl Y
TKI DUSTOJNfCI We SPOJE-
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do Jerusalema," predevsim pro
slavena vsak povidka z pera
veIikeho ruskeho spisovatele,
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Hluboce doja cenm projevy patev podan
mi nr p pohfbu naseho movaneho dedouska
ctme povnn vzda upmne d jakymko zpsobm z
neni naseho zalu pripeE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05

Las cr6nicas del pasado mantienen
Ia impression de que gran parte de
Ia im~popularidad De Luis XVI fue
a Ia orgullosa conGucta de 81
esuosa. ia infsliz Maria, Antonieta
La aus:riaca' COMO Sc It llamaba
cen reconcentrado encono, Ccupa STEM
pre- Ell primer lugar en- los tragicos
successes de aquellos dias. Gespertan-
dose cierta conmiSeraCi6n pCr Ia de-
biidad lie caracter de 81 marido.
Las c.Gaicas lie actuahdad, que Sc
lean Ell ii future, ser&n cssj n re-
petic;o2 de csc mismo cu2dro: una
DANA orgulloSa, Unpopular. combat
d. hasta por los Darientcs mas GER
canos dc 81 cCnsCrte, ocGpardo e.
rueSto de DrosceGlo en- 81 desarro-
10 de IL rsvoiuc!0n ruSa :. = sd Ia
DO, o detras de ella. empeQIenecido
Dor su falta dc vIrI!;Gad. el esposo
CDR gu:en ccnEactia q trono de uno
re - mas @Cdercsos .@peyioS.
Esa Dana Is Ia eHzar:na. la ale
mana" iutenSamentc aborrecida por
iaS classes sociaieS de Russia, c injus-
tam"nte culpada de haDer prCvocado
n rcvu.u"!GH que acrrCco Z Nicolas II.
liuchas { i~atcresantca oaras Sc han
c~Scrito accrca de Ia vida de Maria
Antcaieta. de 81 vida i@ntir.a, De suS
ccstunbreS. De SUI manera de penSar
' pToceder; que han deSvanccido no
poraneoS fcrmularon. Ahnra com!en-
u 4 descorrerse el velo de la iguai-
n,ente !~nteresante vida privaia de Ia
eH-Emperatriz de Russia. Entire las
dos mujeres hay notables puntos de
cGasUc;o y d;spar!daGe5 :oiavia EGIs
Cctabies. Las dos pasaran 4 = his
Ora. como iGtereS2nteS cOcument0s
huuaG0s &obre los cualeS Sc deten-
IRA ?iadcsa&eEte Ia contemplation
q" los p~0steros.
Marie Mouchanow. DANA dc honor
he 81 majeStad Alexandra de Russia.
que estuyo q 81 Servicio durante vein
Tires amos : goz6 dc 81 coEfianz4,
! - "a primera que cGntr.Ouye q cue
So cOEo2cG Ia ver3a1eya vida irtima
h. "a eN-SoberaAa. preSent&ndola VIC
TINA de las mas tcrpeS iltrigas. de
.a5 mas groSeyaS ca.IGGias, que tor
! IiercH en- 81 ,juventUd sus buelOS I'M
pulses naturaleS. a~rrasJrandoia i
I pricticaS absurdaS de fan2tiSmo cho-
/ cante.
! Cuando estall6 Ia gran guerra. que
ninguEo asperaba en- Russia y menos
| que todos el Gar. dice Ia e~Scrito-
"a, la Zarina Sc Sintio apIaStada por
la cataStrofe, como deSde W princi-
| pic iG califico. Todo e. nrmdo pudo
"ctar 81 intenSa emoci0n el dia 81
! gUieHte 2 IN declaration de las hosti-
! lidadeS, cuanGo durante Ia ceremonial
! religioSa que u lugar Ell Ell Pala-
! cio de lnvierno. Sc lego el manifieS-
10 anunciando que Alemania habia
; declarado Ia guerra. POGO anteS de
, que Ia Emperatr!z salIera para Pc
! terhof. Gonde la Corte estaCa pasan-
10 (. verano, me aventure 4 EXPIRE
sarle Ia eSperanza de cue tuviera
fuerZas para Soportar las fatigas Y
emocioneS del dia. "Puedo sopor-
tarlo TODD" ne conteSto. No ha-
biendo mue-to aver. considero que
nala podra matarme."
Per que fue tan unpopular
DesconocieRdo a Ia sociedad rusa,
! al comierZo de 81 reinado Ia Zarina,
Sc atuvo a TODD 10 que lie dijo 81 her
mana mayer, Ia DuqueSa Isabel, mu-
jer ambicioSa q quien Sc habia acos-
tumb-ado q respetar Y tenler. L.
Du4ueSa Ia enseno 4 desconfiar no So
lamerte de las personals de la corte,
: Sino de todoS los nierbcos de IA ia
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81 eAa I'd. enfermo Y NJ n Sus padeclnnnus' VSiLeHne iIeso: w Il
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Per que fue tan Unpopular

Desconociendo a Ia sociedad rusa,
al comierZo de 81 reinado Ia Zarina,
Sc atuvo 4 TODD 10 que lie dijo 81 her
mana mayer, Ia DuqueSa Isabel, mu-
jer ambicioSa a quien Sc habia acos-
tumb-ado q respetar Y temer. L.
DuaueSa IA ensen6 4 d~esconfiar no So
lame1te de las personals de la corte,
Sino de todoS los nieEbcos de IA IA