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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
HUBO UN COMRATE
EN- LAS CERCAWAS
DE SAYULA, JAIL.
ResuItaron 5atidos los rebel
des que manda Pedro
ZamoTa
ASALTARON FL TREH
EN- QUE WAJABA FL
GRAL. EDO. DAViLA

Po- Correo. para LA PEENSA."
.GUADAL.JA ARA. 70 de Juiio.-Segun el
parte Official recibido aver en- Ia jefatura de
operacioncs de csta c!adad, los rcbclds al
mando del cabecilla Pedro ZamOra sostuvie-
ron un cou,ba,e con las fuerzas carrancistas
que salicroa de Zayula a batirlos al mando
del co-one! AGolfo Ochoa, en- San Gabriel.
punco Immediate 4 Il menciOaada poblacton.
Los rcbc!dcs que EaandabG Zarnora Gran en-
nuanero de ciento cipcuenta. seEin los datoa
rccibidos, en- tanto quc us :uerzas del Eobie--
nc paSahan dc trcscientos. pues fueron re-
forzadas por una colunna que el general Men
de- ha5ia mantado = resguardaT IA pob!acion
de San Gabriel.
Las fiks Tebcldes s~ufric-or ptrdidas de
coas:der=ci 4. pucs unos vcinticinco de sus
hor.brcs qucdsron en- CT campo. teniendo Ell
rez.o de elos que cscapay q galope :endido.
de- cmpu!e dc los ca-zanc:s:as que fuc en-
esa veZ formidable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
Ell SENIOR LUCIANO MORENO
EN- LIBERTAD

III senior Luciano Moreno que frt
arrestado el ultimo domingo debido
4 IN escandalo que fue provocado
por unos soldados Ell estado de ebr;e-
dad, fue puesto en- libertad por las
autoridades f~ederales, deb;do a cue
no Sc encontraron meritos suficien-
ties para proceder en- ST. contra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25

Iodos los pasecs c~cnt-icos dc esta ciu-
dad ostentaran en- breve moaumcntos que Sc
eEiSiran para pe-petua- IA me,noria de los
mas lnS'Snes ~!te-atos yucatecos, 4 ir.itaci6n
de 10 que Sc hace en- otros paiscs. Las es.a-
tuaS dc De,io Noreno Canton y Jose Pc n
Cont-eras pronto cstaran co!ocadas en- uno de
i0s Paseos mas c~eatricos de Merida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
A. FIN IL FELlCIDAD

Tire todas suS medi-
clnas, arregie su sa-
lud con este relnedio
natural. Precio Espe-
cia!: 500 y SOLO
e~stamp;llas.
NUESTROS CINTU-
R0NES ELECTRI-
cos SON BUENOS
PARA R~eumatismo,
Lumbago,+ Escasez
de circulation, Dolor
de Cabeza. Nerviosi
dad, Dolor de Rho
nes, del Hfgado Y la
Vejiga: Dispepsia;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25

n esta ciudad I conferenciar con Manuc! VI.
Dieguez. una partida rebe!de lie dinamit6 "A
via Il dos Kilometres de Las Juntas, ocasio-
nando Ia vol2du-a dc pa-te del trcn. Hubo
varios sclJados muertos y no pocos hcridos.
Los rebeldes Gu;orcs de Ia hazana ua Iue-
ron vistos por los s0ldadoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
C~oErcnciG; obrc7u.
Ell PARQUE DE RECREo DE La EscUE-
LA NAVARRO.

Con una 7elada para Ia cual Sc M escogi-
co uH b.iliantc pre=rana. Sc iuauEurara Ia
nocae lie manana, 81 parque &c rec-eo de Ia
Escueie Navarro.
Sc espera contiadamente. que el e1ito sea
iguai al de II fiesta cenque Sc Inaugural el
de Ia Escuela johnson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
No hoy communication pcra Aut!Gn.

No hoy communication pGrG AutlGn.
Haee tres dias que las comuHicaciones te-
lcEraficas entire est2 ciudad y Ia po5lac;6a
de Autlan. Sc hallan inter-rapidas, En- fuea-
tes oficiaLs Sc Ia iafcrmado que las CONT
uuas lluvias que han caido en- Ia region men
cioaads inutilizaron los postcs y ocasionaron
n decentralization pero iuforraes particula-
res dicen que les rebeldes son los autores del
dcspe-fecto que Ia via telegrhfica ha suf-ido
entire esta ciudad , Ia mencionada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25

Il Aylntcmicnto Gm2!e-G @ crb~ir
sus desGGs.
MEXICO. 10 dc iVlio.-El P-esidsntc del
Ayuntamicn,o de csta capital. previa autori-
zaci n del cab;!do. anunci6 oficialmente cue
esa corporation VI 4 procede- n pagan todos
los adeudos que ticne pend,eH:cs y cue scan
conple:amente iwstiiicados por los acreedoTes.
para cuyo etecto cstos Gebc-in II p-csen:ando
sus docurcutos conprobato-ics. tocando.e5 SUI
turno en- primer ttrTnino n los que scan a.
creedc.es de cantidadcs memories dc Glen pc
SOS.
En- Ia circular que al efecto public6 el re-
fe-ido Prcsideae Municipal. hay una meta
final cue dice Z n letra:
"Por 10 que rcspccta 4 los acrcedorcs de
can:;da6cs nayorcs DC doscicatos pesos y 4
los que son duehOs de c-tiitos por concepto dc
-cnta De cscuclas, en- su oporturidGd Sc lie,
avis1ra para que Sc presenter en- ias oficinas
-cspectivas 4 cestionar los pacos.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
Sc fugaron de Ia carceI
de Cerezo, ElidaIgo,
unos acusados de
rebellion

PACHUCA. HIDALCo. 10 dc ~julio.-Inccn-
carccle-o y n dos soldados. un!cos Euardianes
q QuiencS encortraron en- su ca.nIro rumbo
q IA !iber;ad. SC fugGron tie Il carcel del
pueblo de Ccre.o, Immediate II esta ciudGd.
dos individuos sobre quicacs Tcsaba ei cargo
dc csr cspi"s de los rebelGcs.
Los p~z6lugos csp4ban senteaciados I cinco
amos dc prisi II G ihan a ser conducidos 4 Ia
c&-ccl lie cs:a ciudad. pucs tambi6n Sc les ha
bia ju=gado por asesinato, aunque nc Sc les
p-ob6 este cargo.
Los dez:&s presses que h2bia en- Ia carcel.
10 quisieroa abandonar es.a y espcraron pa
ric7trr-r-'c cue los guardiancs mccrtos fue-
ran re,cvato5.
In Jac=....... .crr-ancia:G.
Los vcciros del propio pueblo &c Ce-c=o
SC han d!riFiGo al GoSernador de- Es-aGo pa
RI mzr::cs:arle qIc cl Jucs sc Lctras que
cxis;e cE 80 !ocaIdad US: dc pr~ocedinien-
eos POGO @eaos que iaGuisitoriales para ira
ta- asun,os que caea en- So poder, pucs ex-
t"em2 sus rirores pa:a con totos, poc las
f;itas mis- leves.
Are an los q~reiosos cue el rc'cE:do fuacio-
mario Csa. en- canbio. &c una H:o-csidrt cs-
pm -Csa caanGo sc sra;abr Ge Gclitos de sangre
puc2 hace aiEunos dias fCG asesinGdo IN car
boncro : cl iue= e. question TO Sc p-esent0
L dar re del cnd4vc-. po- mas llamados que Sc
lie hic:croa. hasta que 81 cuerpo de n vic
TINA es.aba medic Gevorado por las aves de
rapiHa. pues yac,a en- las atueras Del pue6!o.
CorucgciGI obrc7u.
En- cu=GplirnicRto de IN decreto IL Ia Le-
g~islatura del Estado, Sc reun;-a MARIANA cn
esta !ocalidad unr convention de obreros. pa
n diseutir las condolences en- que "a un'on
de cstos celcbrara IN nuevo coatrato con La
companies mireras de las inredinciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
Gentlemen:

"Axs. TEyox., sHych. sulph., Pho
noIphtalein., Podoph. Res. Iron Pep
tomato, P. E. Gentian, Oleoresin Gin
ger, Taxa ~iastase, Glycerophospha-
te of Lime" Ensehe esta formula a
c~ualquier medico y entonces pida n
GAIA de pildoras numero 300; sufi-
cientes para ounce dias y cuestan
s1.0O, seis cajas por $500. Las Pill
deras numero 800 son vendidas solo
por ~nosotros, directamente al consul
midor. Garantizamos que obraran del
mode mas benefico en- el hfgado y
los intestinos, ~purificsn Ia sangre y
son una g~randisima ayuda para Ia di-
gestion. Fortifican los nervius debi.
les y dan energias, vigor y vitalidad
a personals depiles y gastadas. Sc en-
Wan ibres de gastos de porte al re-
cibo de S1.00 o 6 cajas por $500. The
Fare Co. Dept. No. 500 Be:kman
Bldg. Cleveland, Ohio.
ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25

fot JCPTCoCstto ftC<tc CeSS 49,
Esto no es NADIA estrano. Esta
sonora ha sabido conservar sus
atractivos no tiene drrugas,
ojeras, espinillas, barros, pelo
superfluo, poros grandes nj
cults grasoso; ha desarroNado
SUI busto, hermoseado sus cejasy
pestaHas, que ahora son espesas
ycausan la envidia de sus amigos,
70 sufn estas desgrac;as y me propuse encontraf
ell rcmedio. Despu6s de varios amos de estudioy
trabajo logre descubrir los ahora farnosos ~tratatni-
entos Declare y que hiciefpn de nj una muler
tell5 y adn1lrada: IeaSe,e aEtp eseps r ss.r benese9s
a toda muier.
Los tratamientos cue ofrezco son completaments
inotensivos; de resultados p~ositiyos e inmediato1
Sile causa bochorno 81 cara y euerpo, los tratarnS
entos Glare haran de I'd una muier jGyen. bond
ia y fellt. La feaiddd Is On pseado.
Po- $500 mandare por eoreo-iibre de eort-
todos los sisuientes tatamientos:7
"A"-Para guitar las arTugas.
"B"-para desarronar e. busto. cuelo. etc.
"C''-Para qaisar e~spiniilas y barros.
"D"-Para guitar 81 pelo suptrfiuo.
"E"-Para reducir los poros y cuts grasoso.
'F"-Para hermosear y hacer cIecer cejas
y pestaias.
''G''-Para hermosear 81 CUTS y hacerlo suava.
"H"-Para suavizar y obscurecer las canaS
"i"-Para guitar berrusas y ~lunares.
"J"-Para guitar Ia papada o dobie barba.
Por 500 remito eineo de los t~ratamientos que I'd.
prehea; por $500 tres de clos y Per sly0 une.
Hass I'd. su remesa por giro postal, cheeue o b.
lle,es de banco Americana por correo crrsiGeado.
Inmcdiatamente le mandare los tratamicntos qua
~necesite. Recusrds UI-: ST no Queda satisfecha,
- -,oto Ia davnlver6 e1 Jinepo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25

No. 300

Dan Fuerza, Enersia y Vigor
a Hombres y mujeres. Tn En-
sayo Convencera a I'd. lie Sc
RI devuelto 81 dinero sin pre-
guntas o sofismas 81 I'd. no
queda enteramente satisfecho.
LAS PILDORAS NUMERO
400
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25

el pecho ' espalda ponga su ssngre en- circu-
n. I'd. no vendera su ~cinturon por SlOG des-
misuo uno con un giro postal en- la oficina de
675 N. Clark St. Chicago, Illinois.
pies sudorosos, cuyo precio es de s1.10.-
n. II. P. de S. AZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
Ia Tcso-cric General pGgGrG
q los GipEtcGoS.

En- tanto que Sc diluc;da 81 incidente que
hubo entire los dipu,sdos dc Il Co:nision Per
maneute del ConGrcso de IN Union y e. Te-
sorero dc IN E!isma. con motive de habcr sido
CSC dis :.uidn poc aquellos y amparado por
81 Jucz De Distrjto. e! presidcntc &c n Repa-
blica ha dis2ucsto que las d;ctas de los di-
putados scan cubic-tas por Ia Tesorcrra Gene
raj &c IA Naci6n. w que II del Congress- no
tunciona por aho=a en- vi-tud de no cs:ar ha-
hiltado cl Teaorcso de II Representation Ma
cional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
E'uer-cs a. sgr &c .JGI:sco.

F! general ]. J. Mendez. por disposition
del de iguaI Srado Manuel NJ Diesaez, aca-
b. de salig hacia TuUtoS del sur lie este Es-
tado. po- habe.sc recibido en- Ia Jcfatur2 de
ope-acioaes ~noticias de que los rebeIdes de
CHAVEZ Garcia han vuclto : internarsc en-
J.!isco y amcHazan ~alyuaaS de las cirda-
des de dicha region.
El general Mtadcz !eva una fuerte column
Ia dc las tres a-nas ) tiene inst-ucciones
de a-rojar a los rebeldes hasta los Est.dos
lirlis-ofes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25

e negro que iue apreAe-d;do hacc cr:u-
nos dias e iacntif:cato oOr jefc dc Is cua-
driIla &c ro5s-chicos que tlEtas vicrlrlns ha
hecho en- cssa ciudad, Al ser eondue;do aver a
uno &c los iuzSados por unos agentes de Ia
policia, como 0-cra iient;ficado por aiEunos
pape,cros. estes nauaroa a varios boleros ;
veadedo-es a~mbulantes. y en- nero coaacnz6
q sentir que sob-e q Gaia una Lrr:a de gui-
jarros.
La policia tuvo que echnr maDo &c Ecdidas
ene-Eicas para evitar quo Ell negro fuese he
r;do por los enfurecidos muchachos.
Juan Sc-Gria ctGer al go6;srno-
En- hoias sueltas ha circulado entire los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
Fu6 rob1do IN auto con ING nine.

En- calle cGrtrics de esia ciudaG Tue .oba-. %
aver un auto cue cstsba = laS puertas De IN
edificio commercial, : Gil Z caal Sc haIIaba
una nina de dica amos cit=aCd2 que sale
n 81 padre, que era GG;en ca9tc-ia cl caro-.
Dos audaccs ratescs SC s:b:c-o5 dc impro-
v!so c. G. auto ; 10 pusiezoa 81 .novi1n;en,o.
5ierGo pcrse@u;Gcs por de- accE:es DC ia -,
'icia en- OTTO caro- dc raayor potcncia. por 10
cue. cuando vicron QUE IL cprehensi II era
;nmineDte. sc a-roia-on del caro- Y deja-on L
este co--iendo con toda vclociGad.
e. auto ":oco" at-oPcl6 = va-ias personals
: a"nh6 POT cstre,larsc contra w pose. sin
caGsarle = la HiSa cue ;ta en s. nircuna des-
G7acia y solo G susie consigaientc.
Les zatoro5 ios-aroa poncrse en salvo, pucs
los agcatcs a:c1d;e-oa dc preferential z salvar
u l. z:Ea Qze ;ba a bordo Gel caro-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25

LIE rolcr0n parte Gel trer.
FL general Fernando Davila. q9icr on sus
fuerzas vcnia q bordo dc IN tren milita- pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
Licpcron los pcsIportcS para
crtrGr C Cuba.

En- In Secretaria &c Relacioncs So .ar.o:e-
ron ya los modelos de los nuevos rasaportcs
que seran en- 10 successive indispcasao:es para
todns :os mexicanos Que pretendan entrar .
t%crritorio cubano.
Dichos pasapOrtes scran proporcioaadcs Z
Guienes los solicitor. de acuc-to CO..: =, re
prcsentante Ge Cuba en- cs:a Capita
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25

81 imlntcmicnto GmP!e=G @ crb-ir
sus deaGGs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25

Intermediates de Sonora, Gripa. Dolores en-
lacion, todas sus enfermedades desaparecera
pues de usarlc una sofa vez. Corpre ahoTa
Ccsreos dirigido AN. A. KLEIN.
RecomendamoS las plantillaS electricas para
Recorte este grabado y mandeio con su orde
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-08
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backache is sign you have
been eating too much meat,
which forms uric acid

When you wake up with .backache and
dull misery in tie kidney region it
generally means that you have been
eating too much meat, says q we'll
known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which overworks the kidneys in
their effort to filter it from the blood
and they become sort Of paralyzed and
ioggy. When your kidneys get slug
gish and clog you must relieve them,
like you relieve your bowels; removing
all the body's urinous waste, else YOU
have backache, sick headache, dizzy
spells; your. stomach seurs, tongue is
coated, and when the weather is bad
You have rheumatic twinges. The urine
is cloudy, full Of sediment, channels
often get sore, water scalds and You
are obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night
Either consult good, reliable physi-
elan at once or get from your pharma-
cist about four ounces Of Jad Salts;
take tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acids of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera
tions to clean and stimulate sluggish
kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the
urine so it no longer irritates, thus
lending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. It IS inexpensive, cannot
iniure and makes a delightful, elfer.
vescent lithia-water drink-Advt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-08
rADCY'S [V[NIO
EAIRY TALL T. !
~ MARY GRAHAM BONNER.
AT THE DOG SHOW.

'Bow- wow-wow," said the little toy /
spaniel in a high, piercing voice.
"Bow-wow-wow," said the big st.
Bernard in a very dignifed manner,
though he was friendly; oh, yes, as
friendly as could be.
I'D be pretty mad if l were you,"
said the little toy spaniel.
And what, pray tell, should l be
mad about?'' asked the st. Bernard. II
don't like to get angry. / much prefer
being good-natured. And besides, I
don't see anything to get angry about"
Il do, bow-wow, / most certainly do,
bcw-wow." said the little toy spaniel.
"Well," answered the ST. Bernard,
''you would not have me become angry
and mad about something 1 don't I'M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, something
that doesn't make me mad at all, be-
cause there is nothing which exists at
the present moment which makes me
| mad"
You're entirely too amiable," said
the little toy spaniel. ''You aren't
fashionable enough. You try to be
s., sensible
my friend" said the st. Bernard,
''you are right when you say that
try TO be sensible. But tell me, truly
don't | succeed in being sensible?
| That is-bow-wow-am I not sensible?
| I'd hate to think that | was not sensi-
bic when l tried all the time to be-"
''You succeed all right" said the toy
spaniel. But don't think you're right.
don't think you should be SO good
natured and pleasant and friendly"
"You like to have me for a friend,
don't you?" asked the st. Bernard.
"Ah. that is different, very differe' t.
said the toy spaniel. "You are quite
safe in knowing me. My ancestors were
very fine. We are noble family; yes
we have a fine lot of dogs back of us.
sit seems to me-" said the st. Der
nard, that it doesn't make much diff,
ference how many fine dogs are back
Of a fellow if the fellow himself isn't
going to amount to something, too"
"Pooh! bow-wow," said the toy span.
iel. you don't understand. The JOY
in having fine ancestry is that one
doesn't have to do anything ones sell
to be fine. 1t is all there without any
effort"
"Ah my poor little spaniel, that is
where you are wrong" said the st. Der
nard
what do you mean by saying | an
, wrong?" asked the toy spaniel, barking
angrily.
4 "You are wrong" repeated the st
, Bernard. And his eyes twinkled mer
rily, for he saw that the toy spanie
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-08
Little Benny's
Note Book
d. IEE DkDE
BY LEE PAPE

This AFTERNOON | had sent. not know
ing weather TO buy sumthing to eat OF
sumthing to keep, and | decided to buy
sumthing to eat, on account Of you can
get more TO eat with a sent than wat
you can to keep, and | went into Mommy
SimminseS store and started to wawk up
and down in frunt of the candy counter
making up my mind, and Mommy Sim
minis kepp wawking up and down with
me, on her side of the counter, saving
These yello taffies are good, 3 for a sent
They use to be T. | sed.
Well everythings gone up, but | cant
be wawking up and down heer with you
sed Mommy Simmins. WITCH she started
too mulch alike
And ! kepp on wawking up and down
looking, and she kepp on wawking up
and down waiting saying, Wen how
about a nice taffy on stick?
i Have you got eny lemmin ones? | sed.
! Yes, do you wunt one! sed Mommy
Simmins, and | sed No.
| Well for GOODNESS sakes make up your
mind, sed Mommy Simmins.
| | am, | sed, witch | was, and pritty
soon Nommy Simmins sed. | declare. I'm
axuilly getting pane in the legs wawk-
ing up and down like this, this yello
jack is nice.
Do you give samples? | said.
o, I suppose so, enything to get done
with you, sed Mommy Simmins. And
she gave me little peeee to taist, say
ing. Well, is that good enuff for you2
Yes, but | don't feel like yello jack
today, sed.
And ! wawked up and down some
more, and so did Mommy Simmins, and
after | had made up my mind and
changed it agen about 10 times more
sed, Well, l CESS Ill take yello taffies
after all
AT last, sed Mommy Simmins. AND
she started to give them to me, and
felt in my pants pocket for the sent
saying, G, good mite.
Wat now? sed Mommy Simmins.
| lost the sent it fell throo hole il
my pockit, | sed, do you wunt me Il
show you the hole?
4 | wunt you to get out before | conn
Ground after you, that's wat ] wunt, SCI
Mommv Simmins.
4 WITCH did,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-08
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ). 1918.
PEN MIGHTIER THAN SWORD

We are all familiar with the quota
ticn, The pen is mightier than the
sword We all think that this ought
to be true see evidence that the leaders
in powerful nations do not believe it.
and wonder when the time will come
that everybody will act in accordance
with it..
The surrender of Bulgaria is an event
OF great Importance, both in the conse-
.quences that are likely to follow and in
the forces that brought it about.
There has been strong opposition to
German propaganda in this country and.
we judge, even greater opposition and
more severe penalties against allied prop
uganda within the boundaries of the
central powers. The difference between
them is that between darkness and light.
/ The former is intended to deceive us. the
latter TO enlightcn enemy people concern
ing the ideals and aims Of the entente ma
tons. The former is intended to aid
Germany in her schemes of conquest. the
latter to inform our opponents that we
know what Justice demands from us and
that we are willing to abide BY its die
tates.
With the natural friction and clash OF
interests that always comes to the sur
face when greed meets greed. all settle
ments between nations i'll the past have
been of a temporary character. the de
feated party biding its. time to renew
the conflict and snatch the prize when al
apparent shifting of the balance of power
indicates that successful onslaught
can be made
Now, however, new day is dawnng
The surrender of Bulgaria has natural,
been attributed to the military disaste
chat confronted her, with the fate o
Belgium and Servia as a warning. Ste
phen Panaretoff, Bulgarian minister t.
the United States, man well qualified
to Judge holds different opinion. Will
recognizing the military emergency. hi
view is that the collapse was due prma
rily to the acceptance by the soldiers an
the people of the peace terms laid dow
by President Wilson. There was nothin
left to fight for, and as the terms be
come more widely known he looks 70
the same results in other enemy coun
tries. so that the action of Bulgaria
the beginning of the end. There is n
question that the step was taken
answer to popular demand and as
consequence of the peace principles re
peatedly and eloquently expressed b
: President Wilson. Bulgaria's claims ca
4 be reeonciled with those principles and
| final settlement between the Balkan Ms
1 tions can only be reached with them g
basis. As early as last January Il
Bulgarian press approved the fourtec
I points of the President.
l The entrance of the United States il
: to the war made great change of pu'
lie opinion in Bulgaria. Under the o
( practice nations struggled for territori
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grown tired of barking, "it is a wrong
idea which you have in your little
head when yoil say that dog doesn't
have to be fi2e dog if he has had no
BILE grandfathers and great-grandfa-
Tiers. If he has had noble ones, then
all the more reason that he should be
worthy of them, and if he has been
unfortunate and had very wild and pc
culiar ones, then he should make ev-
cry effort to do his best to be a fine
dog. Because it is something very fine
to be noble when everything around
you gives you an excuse to be the
opposite way"
81 do believe you are right" said
the toy spaniel. 81 had never thought
about it in such a way before
The st. Bernard grinned and his
eyes looked more friendly than ever
81 didn't mean to preach quite so mucl
of a sermon" he said, 'but [ though
you had such wrong ideas I'd like tt
tell you the really and truly right ones
| Besides, your ideas will never giv'
you any happiness. But, by the way
what was l supposed to be angr,
about?'
Because, in this dog show" said tn
top spaniel, "for years and year
you've won the highest medal, and thi
year another st. Bernard came alon
and won it. You should have bee
mad"
"Oh, no." said the st. Bernard; "h
is far more handsome fellow, an
besides, he is young and his coat
very rich. have won many prizes
but you know the old saying, Ever
dog has his day I've had my day
81 guess you've got as big a natul
as you have body" said the toy spar
lei, as he looked admiringly at the b
St, Bernard.
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