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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
DEMOCRATS WILL OPEN
CAMPAIGN OCTOBER Il
Active Work On the Stump
Will Follow At the End Of
the Present Liberty Loan
Drive

Oklahoma Ciiy Oc' - Bcsnnius
October Pisa active state campaign
ing viii be started by the democratic
state Campaign Committee 4 list OF
speakers is now being prepared Sen
ator X |. owen rs advised ihe Com :
n.lttee that he win f,7urn 10 Okla
homa October 2isi and remain ae-
lively 90 the stump aniil the close u
the camsaign Governor n l. WI
hams has accepted an invitation to
slend two days each ia Kansas, Se
biaAks and CoioTTldO. speaking IN be-
h.lf Of Democracy Later h. will Dc ;
l~er number u .-eeciies in Okla
b, MA Judge J. - 4 Robertson,
Democratic nominee Tor Governor Will
FaelY devote the entire canpaiRnsfo a
tour of northern and uJrihwe tern
Oklahoma speaking 10 counties he was
utable to visit daring the primary
campaign
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15

President Wilson's Reply to
The Kaiser's Peace Plea

to the to
mited through the Swedish charge dataus is a follows
o day in i
o.
o
be the Of
his the
0
m n
Sconfde that the saH that be
also the
United which
o
o
in
The
is n may nderssn
which
the address the President delivered
0
IS a follows
separately
n
reduction
German
described within the
II is by the
he be in
hom the re
sndm government Of
,ra Hungary
Accepx reneUedaa Of my high sidcanon
To
Charge Are d interim charge German
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
LONDON STANDS WITH WILSON

London Oct is German antocracy must the heading
Wilson reply the German note by
Liberal which, like of the liberal
sider the conditions of with the Central
Powers.
condition the reply which given prominent display in
the that which asks for for the maintenance
Of the present military supremacy OF the allied armies
Satisfaction also expressed with President Wilson refer
the continued sinking German submarines and the wanton
territory while his decision with the
diton of left the military advisors OF the
entente appears with the phrase often found quoted
newspapers during the last few days Leave il y Foch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
BUSINESS SPEEDS UP
IN COUNTY COURT
Judge Chappelle Has Been Kept
Busy Issuing Joy Papers and
Uniting Couples In the
Holy Bonds


Marriage business has sG e.edad Az
mewbai, and judgc rhappelle has
been doing a land office hlsiness In
starting loving couples oui on ths
/ lhway OF mptrimony
Albert Fccney and Esther eallaaav
both of Denver Colorado were / ue,I
a license ami married b, ihe judge
Nondas
The same noccodur, overlook
Asuinsldo Powers ana l.uelie Corn
IN both of C'uslt'ip
Max Gfecnburg of Guthrie. aud
Adele coiomia. ~ soNats. were alec
ic.ned IN mair1mnny iaei might
Elmer Redmond snI Rhoe Nora4n.
b'ih o. Lockrtdge this COUNTY. Oh
tanned license and We .m1atod
laSt nisbi
W kIus' mark and Ma4s eugp@.
feth 81 oklahoma CITY were made
! sppy by The Judge last night
Arthur soovili and Ethel wiliford.
10th Of Guthrie. also obtained a
lieenfe and wer married ~ Judge
1.appcnc
Judge rha.'Ielle h1s been competed
e 30 % his residence having al tho
SYMPTOMS of Spanish infIaonxs lie
dDta not hay the attack on lhe fnsh OF
H.1rrisge business. aud declares h.
Las not the slightest id,~ wher. he
~ exposed 10 the coniagion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
HrNDENBURG ADMITS DEFEAT

Washington Oct rs II Field Marshal Won Hndenburg
the supposedly paci Prince Macmillan VINO
President Wilson peace
according advces which reached
Washington today official by way OF neutral
country According Field Marshal Hndenourg
knowing desperate condition the German rather than
civilian especially the tina, there supply OF raw
repenih the exhausted stocks of the munitions OF war
insisted upon the application for arms'ice
Macmillan said have resisted strongly disclosing
the be ovcrrucd by the
majority which present the heads OF the
1s pointed the explanation OF why the
German Wilson signed
by DR. So the foreign affairs although the prince had
initiated the correspondence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
WELL KNOWN POLITICIAN
IN TRIM FOR MURDER

Ada. Ocs L. The preliminary
hearing Of former Senator n. M-
Ecddie. charged with killing Perry o.
I.srt8u waT begun today bu' ihe
sssie had nor finished when adjourn
men; time came TestlmOny off,reJ
i1Jicafes that Roldie had been Told
that lbe Barious had threatened him
after Z difficulty 10 IN. courtroom
With the elder Barton. aud that whep
r mel Young Barron ihc latter struck
"a him on which he caened fire.
scaIis Earscn was found fo b. un-
s-med when taken TO the htr )itai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15

4 it-inch gun coats roughl, Si75..
otv. firing from IL railway truck
mount In France Il represents . total
cost Of 100000. and the shells II fires
cost $1,000 apiece. The gases gen
Grated quickly burn out the inner lin
irg Of the gun and after firing 200
rcunis u has 10 be taken back and
refined. o costly srocess- Don't bs
afraid YOU will subscribe TOO much for
rrcIe sam'- war chest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15

The t1s.oco,ooo % rourth lih.
trsy losn bonds. slleusd 70 o.
lahems, ne~ stands aeed chance
% hs'ra subscribed ~ the end ~
the present week Many counties
nave aons ovef the top. and ~
tina, part o. the state where "a.
people had suffered from the
drouth, and tro-a which the quota.
allotted were not expected 10 De
fully raised, nov comes word that
these counties ard a,siriesA viii
hc W line with the auma assigned
20 them.
70 Guthrie and Logan county the
work - 0o,nu slowly hut surely
up 20 the quota subscfihsfs nave
picked up a,eee the UNPLEASANT
ness of Saturday essutsa. and
from the inquiries coming into the
headauartefs from those sho have
no, Yet been placed on the Itonos
Roll, present indications are that
aii viii he cleared up Ia ampls
time nro those who are tNrIh
rioNAt alacters viii be fcund 10
he few ~ number
however the committees have
a few names on their llsis that
have wiLFutLv refused 10 r.
spond to invitation 30 coms In and
help pvt the loan over, and !,
may. and probably vii be ssesa
ssry TO give these shadow runs
loi,
The committees are reaolvsd
tina, no mar shail be published A.
a Stacker untii every euort has
been made to prevent il. and
aoain wish 20 emphaaire that any
man feeling suricvsd Al the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
t>>t n. CONFERENCE
MECIIlRdH I'VSIPO<ED

The Oklahoma annual cUifereuc,
, fhe Methodist church. which wa 10
Rave convened today AZ shawnee. hss
ooen postfDnad until October 30 il is
expected ihas Bishop W o shepard
will preside. anu not Bishop X !.
Cooke, as originally announced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15

anesns assigned him sse nave
far ard saustshte arbitration
fNsn. Y Ne has 80 fssourUs4 o.
resources. " hss hsss ssxs sssa
too MGR, me seesmlttsss ~lll ne
me ''fAt 70 ssks sstan esiis~,ra
N'n fnis - TAR sra Il "a r,ans
sssFfaas wne ear snouia do MA
hill pat, bot no lalustiss sr hara.
sN'p ssiu ~ sna~inaly worked
TIER, arse tire eorunitssss nav.
givsr smpls time. ard nave ~
fersa fair solution, Il thar. be-
s'atksra namss pu6lsshea. the
ensa narsa %sli nsSs Salv them.
selves 20 blame
Fqur prsaasss nsa agala 40
psalsa % yea Hs asys. a
earnestly fsausst sssrY pstsosla
American TO leave 10 the severn.
msns ~ ths vnitsa ststss and ~
'hs Allies The monentsas assus.
slsns Initiated BY Germany aas
70 ermswbsf tnat faf saeh ms,
re- dv't - 70 stssnyshsn tns
haran ~ these govsrnmsass and
70 90 y ~ shs mass lmparsans ~sy
nov 'mmsdlstsly prssentsa .,.Ay
sunsoribira 10 Tire utmeas of h.s
ab'lssy for herds sar the Fsvvth
A'beF'y Loan THAT LOAN
MUST 90 succsssFu1 an
sure hss the American nseul.
Viii rot fsii to sss their duty ana
make u soeesssfule
me president then adaa ira,
rs'"ss'ign nov hesitation ro,,.
would mssn defeat ~nsn s,e,ssy
sssms ~ 10 90 aishs ii ~ov,s
mean yssrs af ~se lnassss u,
nssee en- auf o~n terma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
Z Akt~ CASH ~ IltN
\ wan tIkI Ot H.

from M Declaration ID lnde9en /.
deuce down % lsll the total espeu-
dsnfes of the United stat.a uoscrn
mepi for ail purposes was abous -
billion dollsfe This sear We shalt
spend "a The War more than - bll
btn dollars. and the = pronriatloa. for
e-'illery and L.x san sulmtmltl,e
aitne for The fifri years otala more
is.an ~ milhonf sx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15

President Wilson has aneIarsd the
McL*morr resolution wss tha auld
test ~ loyalty In Congress se,akar
Clamp Clark voted for 1t Chairman
kitchin of the Ways and Means s'om
uii,ec. voted ior g and NOR. Demo
crais voted for Il than Republicans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
DEFERRED CLASSIFICATION
WILL BIZ GIVEN FARMERS

Member o. The western district TX
ema'son board. which j. noR examin-
ing appeals FOR deferred clAs-ifica-
tons b. men who registered Sept Y.
are taking particular care ia the eS-
ssilnasion OF agricultural claims ae-
co-ling 10 Chairman } W Duke
member of the board Dr. Duke as
.rted that the r., iOus drafts have
taken many farmers and fcr this
reason the board i exercising great
ces. While psssine on such claims
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
Ncw Sugar Rules

one pound Of sugar each 10 days
per person. s ihc now sugar order
THIS order will be- enforced Mer-
chant must keep strict record ol
every pound of sugar sold Ta's ruls
supcfcedes an other orders ~ more
allo'ments OF sugar for cannm pur
poses VIII be made
A. Ihes fat.f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
HUN STRONGHOLD FALLS.

British Headquarters FLANDERS Oct Is The Belgans have
taken Winkel ST Eo Boschmoens reached nearly five
komeeTs OF Ieghem Thousands of several
complete batteries of CAPTURED
Of the batteries gun bee nfred from them British
OF the batteries nhas been fired from them British
monitor steamed TO the Of otend harbor and severely
bombarded the enemy position.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
Guthrie "SIacker List" Will
Contain But Few Names

CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE is IN HOPES THAT
"wILFULL ONES WILL NOT MAKE 1T
NECESSARY TO PUBLISH THEIR NAMES
AND THUS HOLD THEM UP TO THE COM
MUNITY AS SLACKERS AND DODGERS.
LIST OF PATRIOTIC ONES rs SWELLING
FAST
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
ALLIES ARE ADVANCING RAPIDLY

London Oct Is The British French and Belgian
their drive the German positions Belgium have
captured Roulers
An advance of five miles
The advance continues The allies
dede, four miles beyond Couai front
Isegiem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15

more bonds fhau his peopvrs o.
From hc sfaptlsolni u Valretlam
there 3 nv pgsslbls eA.ase az ant
puilng Llberts liund preu f4e Ia
se"'moa' point ~ sIew tae onlv pos
Able eaeuac Is That man has M
money fud NfNTn rXeEcr8 ru
HAVE ANY
LYMAN GRAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
AMERICANS TAKE TOWNS.

With the American Army Northwest verdun. Oct 5T The
American west Of the Meue beyond Cune and
Romsgne Their patrols in the Bos De Bantheville
Farther the American hne has reached Georges and
Lsndres EtSt George
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
PARIS ELATED OVER REPLY

Paris is President Wilson reply TO Germany was gwen
the public editions the afternoon newspapers published
Immediately became the absorbing topic OF d
all public places The of sentiment was distinctly
favorable the reply the prevailing being OF ubaon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
WILL. E\OR(E lGIIT
or WORK rule

oilers or loaferH" over the State
4ill be given their choice Of taking
employment in war work or goifEg into
military service al once. according 10
Instructions being sent 10 county
councils of defense and exemption
l.osrds BY Major +. NJ Kerr IA charge
of the draft service Werkmen are
needed. Il il explained and all men
physically able TO work must do so.
elihes By choice " c0inNIisIon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
PROMISING STUDENTS

Those half trained Americans are
cL,ilghtiag Germany best and are In
war of becoming wholly trained
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
No MORE THAN NEEDED

After giving 1876 million dollars 70
the war during the year the average
oAlalloman the figufer show, has
$40 or 500 len, which everybody
must admit h more than enough for
u man to get thru the next year on.
with the country at war ami the
proflteors still doing business al the
same old stand
----"Lssd h They Fssht'-----
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
~- is"a n fhrf ltsht''-.----
NILES A\D MILES Ot MEN

4 has been figured out il would
'rhr ihe present Ameriein army iust
~ days 70 pass given puins. march
irs IN IDlamn Of fours. and that next
year u Will take . months That
will give you some idea OF wast job
Il viii be 10 bring The. boys home
~hen tie war Is over
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
BRITISH ON WAY TO LYs.

With British France Oct Is The British in their
Flanders eaken the strongly fortified town of
Cour Bavaran have been mercesy beaten
The British advancing Lys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
Tend A. They riEht'-----
WHERE III REALLY HURTS

While the war haa already cost ~
20 billion dollars remarks the Tulsa
Democrat, that fact does not worry
town people so much AS the advance
IN the price " quart OF milk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
As Peace Hangs In
Balance, Allies Force
Enemy Rhineward
BULLETIN

London Oct 5Serb advancing north of Nish on
Sunday all the heights which dominate
according official announce
made here today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
REGISTRATION BOOKS
ARE NOW OPEN
New Voters Will Be Listed For
Next Ten Days Beginning
Today Last Chance To
Enroll

Supplementary registration ~ voters
cf oklahoma foT the second time IN
fsIs began today IN oll counties oi
the state and viii coniiplc FOR . peri-
. u fen days
OnlY egnslI REGISTRATION ia this
cegniy is expected owing 10 the large
rpmber of new voters Thar we're reg
f.ieied in July
All voters of the state who are not
registered who want 10 i,ariici ate Ia
tho general state election Nov 3 must
register Voters who have become n
Ware Of age sine. the last regisira-
ton aud those who have lived in the
s.ate a year. county six months and
precinca 20 days should apply 10 their
pteeInci registrar and get c.rtifi-
cffs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15

Movers Must Register
voters who are registered and have
moved fiom one county to another in
the state should register again. Those
who have moved from one precinct to
another but have moi moved out of
The county should apply TO the regis
,rars ~ their Old precincts and get
tileir certificate Of registration trans
fsrred
-'Lssd As The, ilgln"----
Apples ore best stored In crates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15

Alchosl removes grass stains.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
Sc CCION


Pero ;sv! todas O cast todas estas pequeRas artes
. industries estan en- agonia. Aigunas han ~desapare-
clio comEletamente. Antes eyistian en- los mas pro-
erssistas Estados de Ia Repu5lca pequenas artes e IN
dustrias regionaes. hasta de caracter don'esuco.
AoueIlos historiados jabones olorcscs CUE tanta fama
dieran en- los tiempes idos. 4 Ia induStrlosa Pueoia de
les Angeles, han desaparecido cen los gozquecillos Ia
midos: las pintorescas gotosinas, que mas que comes
tibles semejaban artisticas chucherias. adornos y dyes
prcpios para lucir en- mesas V vitrinas. que Sc fabrica-
ban en- distintas ciu6adeS del interior, tamblen han des-
aparecido. como muchas ctras cue por haberse acabado
tantos amos ha, no nos vienen va al magIn, III CON" Ia
memorial &c I'm recuerdo-
Pero en- NADIA de este Sc Gcupan en- Mexico los que
a 81 mismos Sc dcen redentoreS Y gmas de los destlnos
raciGnales. Bah! In gran juriscorsuito de la ITALIA
de Berlanga: I'M diplomatic del fuste de Aguilar; un
bacepdista del calbre del Immature Niet0; o unos Sc
nCrGnes Ministries Como PaEi O como RouaiH, ccOmO Sc
van 4 ocupar en- esaS pequeneceS que caando mucho lla-
marian Ii atencion de las touristas que antes iban de
viaje Peri0dicamente q Mexico como las gcieadrlnas, Y
ahcra va nj van. per no deslumbrarse con los reSpian-
doreS de Ia gloriosa Y %triunfante H,uchas 1eces revoiu-
con constitucionalista?
No: es n7enester que los raeXicanos princlEiemos
a yer con seriedad todas estas cosas en- que radica 10
future Y ell ~prestjgio de la patria. Is meneSter que
empecemcs con toda detenci5n a meGitar Ell todas estas
erandss peGueneces, porque elias son para ei pueblo
mexicano Ia rcdenci0n V Ell pan: la lhertad civil Y Ia
econ6mica. la liberacion del proletariado ' hasta de la
familia. de las fauces del gran industrialiSno, rigid0 y
restringido como un Quartet. e Impiacabie como e.
egoismo de los granGes captales.
Ell significado Y la traScendencia de las peguenas
aries e Industries nacionaies, son tan grandes, tan
profundas e intensas, que runca SabriamoS ponderariaS.
Tn eobierno quito. en- vez de estar deranandose los Sc
sos para acrecertar los impuestos Y crear otroS nuevoS,
Gehe fomertar las artes nsanuaies, las iadustrias y las
riquezas plblicaS. para Iograr los inGresoS de que han
menester Y que Sc esfuerzan por conseSulr vatenGose
de needles negatives como 10 sen tOdas las gabelas que
MARKHAM O matan las industries. En- vez de devorar
todcs los huevos V matar las galliuas para eXtraerles
ell ORC, deben incubar para procrear Y Obtener mayo
res rendimientcs.
Ell pals ha meneSter dc mas p~ensaSoreS que 10 RI
ian V 10 orienter. y de menoS d"moedorcS "democra-
tas.'
\ reconstruct, i crear. 4 Ionentar.
ESta eS Ia question.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03

Mas cue laboriosO. ell pueblo mezicano es lntell-
genie y de rsfinado gusto- SuS mas efeVadaS eoneep-
cicnes estaE adornadas con exauiSltez, con promo NIL
nucioSidad Y fiaura, como las de los chinos ' los araoss.
Las mas grandes obraS de pueStros a5orIgenes. moles
gigantescas como las ~piramideS, palacios fastuosislnos
como los de Oaxaca, de Chiapas, de 1ucatan ' Vera
cruz. lucen en- bloque de iabradas piedraS, filigranas de
orfebres v de moSaistaS: dibujcs Y tailadoS que recuer-
dan esos ~prodisios de las decoraciones orientales, que
semeian encajes y bordados, sutiles filigranas adheri-
das a los murOS y 4 las rocas. ~prodigios, mas de sue
no que de la tcSca maro de los hombres.
Prebablemente, Ia mas alta conception Gel pensa-
miento humane, e~stetica ' cientifica a la vez. eS la d.
vision astronomical del tempo deserita V condensada,
con arte sin igual, en- Ell gigantescO monolito del calen-
daro mexicano. Que Ia gran piedra chronological de los
aztecaS. es IN mOuumento de Ia naturaleza. del arte y
de Ia ciencia. que no ha sido ~superado por IN civilization
contemporaries. En- curvas elegantisimas, concentricaS,
entrelazajaS con insuperable ammonia, sc hgan Y coor-
Ginan los maravlilcsoS sisnoS. que en- raSgoS aamira-
bieS- tienen la elccuencia de les guariSmcs Y las letras.
FL conjunto del dibujo resul;a colada fiiigrana, de equi-
distantes ' precisas notas, que ponea en- el espirru del
observadOr coasciente. Ia nocion del Significado Y las
obras del compass. por Ia presicion Y elegancia de las
curvaS Y por Ia sinstria- FechaS fastaS ' rotiraS. ell
curse cronometrieo del tempo, ia carrera de! zodiaco.
hahlan al eSpectador con los idiOmaS del arte Y de Ia
ciencia, reeozdandole con los bellisimOs caracteres. 81
AA'~"e> 81 VI NH PN~'~-
pueblo que reaIizo esa maravilla del ingenic-
Superior por dimensiones Y trabajo Al p0rtentoso
uoDo,i,o nero no por la elevation del ~pensamientO, la
prcdigiosa piramide &c Papantla e. otro monumento,
-seguranente astronOmico,-que demueStra con Ia
elspapcia ' magnificercia de ss !abrados cuerpoS, cue
tienen Ia grandiosiiad Y la ammonia de I'm canto de
Homsrc. las facultadeS estet cas- de sus arquitectos y
del pueblo que la levantaron en- ell seno de aquel paraiso
tropical de Ia TERRA meNicaRa.
Y si de todas estas grandes ObraS del arte Y de las
c;.ncias del pueblo mexicanO, descendemoS a SuS labo-
res diminutas. encontrarenGS aRalogoS refinamientoS;
= misma eIegancia. ell miSmo arte, que 10 miSmo sc ma
nifiesta en- las riquisimaS ahareriaS. que en- los deShila-
dos. teiidos ' bordados femeniles &c Tehuanterec, de
yarateeas. del SaltillO. de Mexico Y &c Puebla, o en- las
preciesidades de Onice de Tecai: en- los taraceadoS mi
larroscs de los articles de Puehla Y de TeXcoco; en- los
artefactos De hero pavOnadO, de embutidoS J adornos
de plata repuiada. tan finos y elegantes cuanto los de
Damasco V de Eibar: en- las lozas vfdriados de las taIa-
yeras poblanas. o en- los barros de OaNaca, de Guada-
Iaiara. de Toluca Y Cuahutitlan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
,Tradurci6n del frances.)

turcas del fuego para Ia mayor clio
ria del rey Fernando.
Varios doclmentvs oficiales bulga-
ros demueStran que mmcdiatamen-
t. dcSpues de Ia caida Dc Andrin6-
polls, Sc ~prepararon los planes para
atacar a Grecia Y q Serbia. Segu@
81 General Savof. 81 Console del Ga
bi?ete. preS:dido por Fernando. on
Indianapolis. adopto las resolucioneS
S~iguientaS: To- SuSpender todas l&S
oDeraciones que Sc haliaban en cur
so contra los turcos Y, sin que los =
liados 10 Supieran. entrar Ell platicaS
cor eI enenigo para ~conc.uir IN ar
misticio temporal. 2o.-No dejar en-
a. Tracia. hasta "a conclusion de Ia
paz. sino las fuerzas necesarias para
81 defensa eventual : llevar e. res
70 del ejercito, tan rapidamente CO.
mo fuera posibles contra los ser5ioS
IS los griegos que Sc h2ilaban en- M2-
ceGonia.
En- Ia m:Sma epoca e general Sa-
vof envi6 al PreslGente del Min!Ste-
rio de Sofia I'm informe concebido.
sobre POGO mas o menoS. en- los ter
minos s:guienceS: La guerra entire
los serbios. los griegcs Y nOSotros cs
inevitable. .TcGa concession que
les fuara hccha a Gu,stcoS aliadoS
| o~rorocaria en- eli eiercito un gran dea
contcrto que no ~podriamos poner q
raya mas tarde. Por otra carte, "a
question de nueStro porvenlr febe
! decidjyse rhor... Sc traJa de Sabc-
| Quieu ohteniri Il Pr ponderancia en-
- yB;rlkGI,--..tnI ~u=irG V~lctotiC-
81 nos daria d>tia"vanynte Ia ST.
premacia.
| Esta mega.omania. esta ~preCenciju
al dominic SCORE los Balkanes ' este
RENO Sobge los cuarro mares" no Sc
iastifica nj por "a historic ri por Ia
raza. Los llamamientcS hiStoricos
De los hermanoS eslavos estan hasa
, dos en- n faisedad. Los ~anyropolo-
| COS niegan 81 oyigcr sslavo de los
/ bu!garos; deben d~escender de los i
| nugrianos y hallarSe emparsn.ados
con los urcos otomanos. Su anti
quo idioma fue. Dor otra parte. 81
| turco uue hablaba Ia aristocracia
| aun en- el sig.o y. Los bilgaros nr
! ocuparon la Macedonia sino tempo
| raimente Y hasta fines dal siG,o
NH = esta ocup2cion limjtada no
| -olvi6 a tener lusar >ino en- 1879,
ano en- Que IN decreto turcc fir
mani estableciG 81 EXarcsdo bdlga-
no. Este Exarcado ha Sido Ia primo
| pal de las arras de cue ha hecho
uso Bulgaria para hacer vaIer su5
| 3erechos = grandes territories sobrc
| los cua,cS no tenian, por otra parte,
| ningun derecho exclusive. &sca arma
he sido explotada de manera despia-
dada o los servidores de, ambicio-
so Coburgo a fin de justificar sus
pretsnciones. De IA miSma name,
RI cue eli pueblo aleman ha sido hip
notizado durante dos g~eneraciones
| por Il mito de So s-uperlorldad sohre