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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Henry L. Lee bootmaker. south
Bend. and Rose Weinkauf forelady.
Nishawaka
Richard E Schwartz clerk Bu-
Chanan. Mich. and Genevieve r.
Steele. Galien. Mich Married by
Justice WSpiszynskL
Lynn Nash. railroad conductor,
Paw Paw. Mich. and Marie Wild
uer. Paw Paw. Mich Married by
Justice NypiSzynSN
Charles Ewing, contractor. St
Joseph county. and Julia +. Brown,
south Bend Married by Justice
WypiSZynSki
Albert II. saunders. minister.
south Bend. and Eliza beth NJ. VAN
otrNoort. teacher. South Bend
Eura g.. Florey. machine operator
Buchanan Mich and isabelle
Decker. machine operator. Berricn
county. Mich Married hy Justice
Wypiszynski
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
Medical Science
Revolutionized

The growth OF the new scienc,
OF ChirO practic has startled the
medical world. It's rapid climb int
the confidence OF the pabuc ha.
awakened the medical fraternity Z,
the fact that their domination OIL
the physiology Of the public IS a.
hand
one OF the greatest factors i'm the
hold that the medical trust OBJ
tanned over the people was the air
Of mystery with which they sur
rounded their trade The medicine
man Of the prehistoric Indian tribe.
wrapped in his blankets and paint
was shrouded in no deeper mysti-
cism than the modern doctor. with
his Latin terms. his symbolic sys-
TEN Of prescription and his jaw
breaking words. The public ha.
been held enshrouded i'm a web o.
mystery which has tended TO keep
the people in awe OF the medica
business.
Chiropractic started its career bE
"a king the public whole hearted
into its confidence. Thousands o.
pages OF advertising matter invit-
ed the people 10 Chiropractic lab
Oratories. where they were told iu
simple terms what their aches ana
cured Diseases which the medical
fraternity pronounced incurable. o.
subject only 20 the operating table
have yielded 10 the science of the
Chiropractor's table. and today the
medical world is aEhast at the
stampede which is occurring towards
things chiropractic. The isolation
with which the doctors have sur
rounded themselves is today their
bittereSt curse Aloof and out Of
touch with the public pulse. cut or
by their own selfshness. the medi-
cal fraternity today is drifting help
and the public. finding relief and
comfort i'm other ways. Is leaving
the medical bark supremely alone
in is chosen isolation
\ few wears ago. Dr. T. J. Wiser.
Chiropractor. then of Youngstown.
O.. now OF south Bend. Ind.
startled the medical fraternity OF
Ohio by curing Ar Ed Brockway
OF Pierpont. o.. OF INSANITY ion ex-
actly one minute The same Trims
happened a few weeks aso In Wash
ington. y. c, when Dr. Riley Moore
of that city. cured the Australian
soldier. Thomas Skeyhill. OF shell
shock blindness in q few minutes.
with pure. unadulterated chiroprac-
tic spinal adjustments. and not wiki
OsteOpathy or surgery. as the Osteo-
path and medical fraternities would
like 20 make the people believe
ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
COUPLE UNABLE TO AGREE
AFTER TWICE MARRIED

Herman STREET has proved as unsuc-
cessful as the first, the second re-
sulting in the couple separating
after being married only six weeks.
: yesterday she filed suit for divorce
IN the superior court on grounds
Ct cruelty.
The STREETS were married the
first time i'm 1905 and divorced in
1917 on the petition OF the wife.
The Goth of last March they agreed
TO try il again and on the 18th OF
May agreed TO disagree.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04

Building-up for the Spring Attack
Z the Front is q good deal ike putting
ne body IN condition for an invasion
II the germs of grip, pneumonia OF
Spring fever here at home.
At this time of the year most people
offer from a condition often called
spring Fever. They feel tired, worn
'ut, before the day Is half thru. They
nav have frequent headaches and
Dmetimes pimply" or pale skin and
Fhte Eys. The reason for this rs that
luring the wintertime, shut up with
q doors, eating too much meat and
90 little green vegetables, one heaps
mel into the system which is not burned
~ and the clIn&ers remain % poison
ne system a clogPing mp of the
circulation with inactive liver and sid
leys. Time 10 ut your house in order.
For an invgOrating tonic which Will
azrfy the blood, put nev life In the
body, sparkle 20 the ewes. and a
wholesome skin, nothing does so well
~ q glyceric herb extract made from
5oldsn Seal root. Blood and Stone
DOT, Oregon grape root and Wild
cberry bark This can he had ia con-
Eenient. ready q to use tablet form az
~ AFNH oeofO1r 64AtN cents anu mas
5een sold Tor the past hfty years as
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
By reason Of the nerves feeding on
he blood ~nen the blood IL pure
he nerves feel the rtiect. and neuralgia
81 other nerve pains disappear be-
;4dse such pain IS tae cn 90 ,hr starved
srrves Tor iood. When suffering IRON
5AckaChr, frequent Or scanty urine,
-hramatic pains here Up there. or that
constant tirrd feeling the simple way
D. overcome these disorders i- merely 20
Dbtsin Dr. Pierce Auuur from your
SruECst. IN tsC.ets, sixty ceuts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
How to AnSlOer Questions
When Registering Yourself
For L. S. Military Service

NAME ~ FULL AGE IN
YEARS
Give your FIRST. middle and last
name. and your age iu years disre-
gsrding months. weeks and days
HOME ADDRESS
Give the street and number the
village or CITY. and the county and
state in which YOU reside az ~252
Main 81. Chicago. Cook county,
Illinois" or "B. r. T.. 80. e. Jones'
vile Ohio
DATE OF BIRTH
Give the month day and year OF
your birth To be required 20 regis
ter YOU must have been born in
1895. I'm month and on a day SUBJ
stquent 70 June :. or in 1897. in a
month and on a DAY prior 20 or ON
June ~ that year
WHERE WE'RE YOC BORN
First name the city or town then
Fhe state or nation. as "Colum bus.
Ohio Vienna. Austria Paris,
France Sofia. Bulgaria
ARE YOU CD A NATIVE or
THE UNITED STATES 60 A
NATURALIZED CITIZEN. CaJ Az
ALIEN. t4) HAVE YOU De
CLARED YOUR INTENTION TO
BECOME A CITIZEN. 90 OR ARE
You A CITIZEN OR NONCITZEN
INDIAN SPECIFY WHICH).
CD II YOU were born in the
United states. including Alaska and
Hawaii you are native OF the
United States. no matter what may
have been the citizenship or nation
ality OF your parents If YOU were
horn abroad YOU are still "A citizen
81 the United states II YOUR father
was a citizen Of the United States
at the time Won were horn. unless
YOU have exp5tristed Yourself
90 You are naturaliZed citizen
II YOU have completed your naturali-
zatiOn that is. II YOU have taken
nnal papers" But YOU are not a
citizen n YOU have only declared
your intention to become citizen
chat is II YOU have oniy taken out
first papersO.
You are also a naturalized citizen
II. although foreign born. YOUR
father or surviving parent became
fully naturalized while YOU were
under n years old and if YOU We're
in the United States at the time YOU
attained the age OF 81.
(2l You are a declarant III all
though a citizen or subject of some
other country. Won have declared he
fore a naturalization court your in
tention TO become citizen Of the
Z nited States. Receipt from the
clerk Of the court OF the certified
called taking out FIRST papers.
80 An Indian is citizen II 90
he. or his father or mother. prior
"a his birth or before he attained the
age or y. was allotted prior to May
s. 1906. co il ne was allotted sub
sequent 10 MAY s. 1895. and received
"A patent i'm fee TO his land. 60 III he
was residing I'm the old Indiana ter
ritory on March o. 1901. CD If he
lives separate and apart from his
tribe and has adopted the habits OF
civilized life
C5) II YOU do not FAN within one
Of the four classes above mentioned,
YOU will state that YOU are an alien.
6-IF NOT a CITIZEN. OF
WHAT NATION ARE YOU a CITI-
zen OR SUBJECT
This need be answered only by
those who are classified as aliens or
GeclarsntS If an alien or declarant,
state the name OF your country. as
France Great Britain. Ger
many" etc
FATHERS BIRTHPLACE
First name the city or town. then
the state or nation. as Columbus.
Ohio. Vienna Austria -" Paris.
France" SOFIA Bulgaria
SHAME OF FN;PLOYER.
PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT
II you are working for an indi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
BOARDS READY TO
REGISTER ALL NEW
DRAFTEES WEDNESDAY

wednesday Is registration DAY FOR
men who have become Il years old
Stree June ., 1917, and 10 those who
are eligible let lt be said that a
serious penalty is attached 20 fail
ure % comply with the law. The
places of registration will remain
open Wednesday from a. IN. 10 g
%. m
Following are the Official places
Of registration Of the three divi-
-ions in the city and county:
Division No. 1.
First vard-No . hose house,
101 Portage av
Fourth ward-\o. hose house.
PIG ~ Hill ST.
Seventh ward-No 10 hose house,
= Michigan and Milton
Division No. ,
Fifth ward-Central first station.
corner Wayne and St Joseph
Third ward-Onice OF board
Farmers Trust bldg
Second ward-No hose house,
corner Walnut and Thomas SITS.
Sixth ward Kosciusko Building
x Loan association, All Chaplin ST.
Division No. >.
Aushawaka-Civu service room.
Nishawaka postohice.
NOtre Bame-At the university.
Remainder Of county-Office OF
the draft board. second floor OF the
court house
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
TUE CORSET SHOP. $50 5. MAIN

is the place to buy Warmers Red
fern Corset. The lines are correct.
the bonins is the best and the prices
are right. We are ready 20 it YOU
i'm the model designed FOR your fig
ufe All alterations are free Ap
pointments made for special fittings
either I'm your own home OF in our
shop without extra charge We also
CO Try fun line Of camisoles bras
siers. envelope Chemise sanitary
goods and Hyseuic Toilet Articles
-AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
SISTER M. D0RINDE
DROWNED IN RIVER

Sister NJ Dorinde Of St Mary's
of the Lakes was drowned at $50
p. m. Yesterday in the st Joseph
river. near the academy DR.. r. J.
Powers had been constantly attend
ing the sister for the past four
months. as she was afflicted with
mental trouble. she was cOntinu
ously under the care of one Of the
other sisters and il was while her
tray was being returned 20 the
kitchen that sister Dorinie wan
dered out 10 the river.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
JURY FINDS THREE MEN
GUILTY OF ASSAULT

4 circuit court jury Yesterday
afternoon found John Kaczmarek,
AGam Kacmarek and Antoni Bozel-
ski guilty Of assault and battery
ss the result Of an attack on Frank
KowalskI last February. and fined
each of the men $40 and costs.
Shortly after the affair the men
were convicted in the city court OF
the onense and fined 81 and costs
each They appealed the case 10
he circuit court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonlc-the FAM
Gus WenJelIs Ambition Pills-that
VIII put Nigor. vim and vitality in
20 nervous tired out. all en-. lespon-
dent people IN a fe,s days in many
Instances.
Anyone can buy 4 box FOR only
30 cents and Wettick's Cut Rate
DRUG store IS authorized Jy the
maker 20 refund the purchase price
II anyone j. dissatisfied with the
FIRST box purchased
Thousands praise them for gt-1ar-
al debility. nervous prOstr4tion.
mental depression and luStruus
nerve caused by oser-induIsence lu
alcohol tobacco. or overWort of any
kind.
For anF auictou or the nervous
stem NerI-lls Ambition pills are
uns4rp passed while for hE.tetia
trembling and neuralgia rulr ara
simply splendid Fifty cents a.
Wctt,ck's Cul rate pru- Store ami
dealers ercrye here An.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
Ely SAVINGS STAMPS.

Two thousand dollars has been
appropriated toward the purchase
OF War Savings stamps by the Of
hcials OF the Lowell Heights NJ L.
church half Of the amount being
taken out in the name of the board
OF stewards and half by the board
OF trustees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
NOW'S TFC TIME

To have your pictures framed when
YOU are house cleaning and decorst-
.ng-and YOU know an artistic
framed picture is a JOY fer ever
we do fine work and our line OF pic
ture moulding comprises all that is
new and popular Portrait ana
mirror framing a speciality. Ma
kielski Art Shop. lis ". Main St
Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
MR.. BUSINESS MAN.

Are you obliged to deliver your
goods? Let us get together. We
want 10 show you how you can save
few dollars every month by ueing
Maxwell One-tOn truck for dellv-
ering the goods. IT, the modern
way The quickest way Maxwell
trucks sre right in every pa.acL Al
Phone Smuh-Rausch Motor Sales
Co. for hrticulars-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
u Is the handsomest moor car

q Is the handsomest motor car
In town. The King Eisht j. the mar
Vel u the year In motor car con-
structlOn perfect motor Lots OF
power. graceful lines. EASY riding.
and the best car IN the world Tor
the price. In fact IL is truly named
The car OF no regrets" Let US tell
YOU more about this line before you
choose. Main Garage. Phones.
iiome e44o. Bell SO. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
BIG cur ROSES

Roses carnations peonles bowl
roses coo per dozen. Ionser roses
$500 and $3.50 per dozen. l7O2
IT, axe Ave. Willis V. kinyon.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
OPEN FOR REGIsTRNTIoN.

The lafayette and Franklin
schools viii be open for the chill
dren's registration this afternoon
and Wednesday. from 10 . o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
CHICkEN IN nTPPER

Given hy Union Township auxiliary
IS az Iakevlle TucsdsN June &.
6:So ADV fo91-s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-04
RHEUMA TISM.

- TruSler'S Rheumatic
Tablets bring relief when
all other remedies fail.
Why suffer? Ask your
druggist about Truslers
Rheumatic Tablets, the
only purely vegetable
remedy for that dreaded
disease. Remember, We
guarantee every box. A
80 days treatment SOC.
The Tablets are chocolate
coated and easy to take.
Any druggist should be
able to supply you, or
write the TruSler Rem
edy Co., Huntington,
Indiana. For sale by
Chas. Coonley Co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-26
Ell CaIomel produce
salvation y enferma
ACTUA COMO 81 FUEkA DINA
MITA SOBRE Ell HIGADO EN-
TORPECIDO I LIE HACE PER
DER IN OLA DE TRABAJO

No hay razon por cue una perso
ma debe de tomar calomel, que pro
duce salivaci6n Y enferma ell organis-
mo, cuando puede comprar una bote-
la grande de Dodson's Liver Tone,
es IN sustituto perfecto del
calomel.
Es IN liquido vegetal, agradable.
U corregira ell higado entorpecido
tan bien como 10 hace el calomei,
con IA difereGcia de que no lie pro
ducira salivacicn nj nauseas.
Tanto los ninos como los adultos
oueden tomsr Dod'son Liver Tone,
porque es perfectamente nofenslvo.
El calomel es una droga p~eligrosa.
Es mercurio y ataca los huesos. 81
toula uns dosis de calomel hoy, ma
mana Sc sentira enfermo, debii y nau-
seado. No pierda IN dia de su IRA
baio. Tome una cucharada dc bod
sons Liver Tone y en- Ia mahana Sc
levantara s~intiendose perfectamente
biep. Y con clio hara desaparecer el
antoroec;miento del higado, biliosi-
dad extrehimiento, jaquecas, lengus
suc,s O asruras. 81 listed no encuen'
ira ei Dodson's Liver Tone &C
ira mucho mejor que el calomel en-
todos sentidos, en- Ia misma drogue
ria donde 10 compre Sc le d~evoivera
su dinero.
dy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-26
Mill .AlAIR,ES DE NIlJERTOS CAUSE EN- EESSPPAANA
LA EPIDENIA DE La INFLUENZA
Hubo poblados que desapareeieron barridos por
Ia influenza. Muchos de los atacados Sc
volvieron Iocos, o recurrieron, en-
SUI desperation, al suicide
para la PRENSA
Correspondence especial

MADRID, Octubrc Eel asun
to del dia, no solo en- eSta villa DC
Oso y del Madrono, sino en- Espana
ente.a eS, desde %princi9los del pasa'
do mes de septiembre, el de la te-
rrible peste a Ia Que el mundo en-
tero ha nacionalizado espanola en-
memoria de los estragos que Ia his
papa terra ha venido causando.
Aun Ia politica, que es algo nece'
sario en- ell diario Yivir de los eSpa-
holes, ha sido un poquitillo aban
donada para dedicar las horaS de ca
&c V de c~orrillo al comento de la cpl
demia, o, por 10 menos, Sc ha he
cho de Ia influenza un factor de pro-
paganda politica, para hablar NAL
del gobierno y culparlo de cada de-
function.
Ello es que la cosa es grave, Y y
menaza estarlo mas cada dla.
MIIareS dc muertoS
Las notic!as que los ~perlodicos pu.
blican, no son. segun Sc asegura, fiel
expression de 10 que en- realidad ma
constituido la epidemic para muchas
comarcaS.
Sin embargo, las ultimas noticias
afirman que los s. en- Logrono,
durante unos cuantos dias, han pasa-
do de diez mil, y cue el numero de
defuncioneS eS incredible.
Pobiados enteros desaparecen como
barridos por una catastrofe, como a.
batidos bajo Ell peso de n maldi-
ci6n. En- otras parties, los haitian
ties abandonan Sus casas en- fuga pre-
cipitada, Y Sc refugian en- los o
ties V en- los bosques, como 81 hasta
aha no pudiese Ilegar Ia amenaza de
la infection.
Naturalmente, en- tales reglones Ia
industrial, el comerc;o, las laoores a.
gr;colas, TODD ha quedado definitiva-
mente s~uspendido Y IA vida vicne
siendo cada dia mas miserable.
Y segun los ~periodicos oposlclonlS-
tas afir1nan, el gobierno ha sido im-
potente para c~ontrolar "a epidemic y
noner dique al terrible NAL.
En- Almeria los ultinlos casos eS-
ceden de doce mil. En- Ia region
minera. los trabajadores han sldo
diezmados y ell trabajo suspended.
Hay lugareS en- los que los muec-
tos permanecen mosquitoes cuarenta
Y ocho Y hasta setenta Y dos horas,
Dor falta de enterradores, y en- los
p~anteones, las cajas mortuorias for
man como extranas barricadas Junto
a las fosas recien abiertaS.
Pueblos hay en- los que 81 cura y Ell
sacristan desaparecieron entire las
primeras victimas y en- los que los
enfermos ~agonizan ~pidiendo en- vano
los auxilios espirituales de su rel!-
gion.
Naturalmente, TODD este va haclen-
do que el panico sea cada vez mayor Y
que las sencillaS gentes de los cam
DOS vean en- Ia peste-que recuerda
las que diezmaron a las muchedum-
bres do!oridas que pasan por los re-
latos medioevales-una middleton dl-
VIVA. DUE castiga en- los hombres los
oecados mil de este Siglo ironico c
Incredible que lego a olvidarse de ella.
En- la Coruna, en- Badajoz, en- Lugo,
en- Santander, la epidemic Sc ha en-
tendido tambien muy rapidamente, y
81 numero de victimas es cada dia ma
yor.
En- Barcelona, Sc han registrado
mil defunciones es los ultimos cinco
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-26
DIECIOCHO TRAGEDIAS ESPELUZNANTES.
HUBO EN- LA VIDA De LOS HAPSBURGOS
IAE ccNsURo DE UNA MALDlcloN, la DEsGRAciA Sc clERNE s0BRE Ia
FsMfLEA DOMlNaDoRA De AUSTRIA Y LENA DE LUIO
Y DEsoLACl, N Al HoGAR DEL MONARCH

ron provocando, POGO q POGO, Ell des-
contento entire las masas Y predispo-
niendo el fatal derrumbamiento del
trono que con cierta estupefaccion
contempla en- Ia actualidad ell mundc
entero.
E. ano de 1S4S, es para Austria
ano de memoria im5orrable. FL
pueblo hungaro, c~onvencido del enga-
no de que lie habia hecho objeto N
cedi6ndole libertad de sufragio no
nina mente en- n carta legislative,
pero sin llegar a e~jercer u derechos
en- a politica, Sc levanto en- armas,
al r-r que otros pueblos germanicos,
y e. entonces Emperador Fernando
|, abdico e. trono en- favor de Fran
cisco Jose, que a la saxon tenia die
ciocho amos de edad.
Para salvar Ia "gloriosa" autocra-
cia austriaca, eli Imperio ruso acudi1
en- ayuda de las faerzas duales, y en-
ire ambas sofocaron Ia revo ucion
hungara, de Ia manera mas cruel y
sangrierta que puede i~naginarse, a
crificando a cerca dc cuarenta mil
personals, fusilando a grupos enteros
de %civiles, sin formation de causa,
por e. solo derecho de ser so~spechosos
al gobicrno: ahorcando a las madres
de los rebeldes, y encerrando en- pr
sion d fami iares para obligar Ia
rendicion de los alzados.
Enmedio de csc GAGS, eontrae matri.
monio.
Ennedio dc csc caos p~avoroso, y
teniendo por e~scenario ell cuadro mas
cspellzante de tragedia conocida,
Francisco lose, va en- smores ION su
prima. Ia Princesa Elizabeth de Ba-
viera. contrajo matrimonio con ella,
~provocando tai casamiento un escan-
dalo mayusculo, no so o entire ell pue-
bio, sino a1n entire el ejercito, por-
que Sc estimo como una buria ciri-
ca para las pena idades del pueblo,
Ell iuio insultante con que ell monarch
hizo lucir Ia ceremonial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-26
Formidable scntcncia para Ia Casa
Imperial.

81 desples de aquella middleton
Francisco lose Sc ocupo, POGO o mU-
cho de r~ecordar3a. es cosa Que no nos
toca averieuar en- estoS momentos;
pero 10 cue esta fuera de toda duda
es cue aqucl,a formidable sentenc!a
Sc cump 10, punto Dor punto Y fatal
mente. sobre los deStinos de Ia casa
imperial, llenando de lato. en- mas de
ina OCCASION. e! hogan del anciano
monarch.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-26

IISS y &c SplOS!LAIG !!O PaiS%S SSi SOA
-olada i pesar de los esfuerZos de
4 sandal.
IN Madrid
En- Ia corte, la epidemic no ha lle-
ado = causar tantos estragoS como
n las provincias. Sin embargo, los
Medicos madrilenos, que han celebra-
do ultimamente diversas reuniones, a.
brigan serios temores de que IL pes
e llegue d propagarse entire Ia gran
roblacion de esta metropoli y a pro-
1ucir en- ella aun mayoreS estragos.
Los casos que Sc han ~presentado
lasta hoy, son, segun los faculta-
sivos, de una extrema viruiencia y de
ma aterradora fIerza expansive
Las medidas hasta hoy tomadas
Dor el gobierno, no parecen suficien-
ties al publico, que increpa duramente
= las autoridades por su falta de ell
ciencia para salvar del gran pel!gro
! Ia co~lectividad madrilena.
Y entire tanto, los ataques de Ia
rrensa al gobierno, por su lenidad y
su incapacidad en- esta accicn urgen-
tisima, son cada dia mas agudos y
tambien, al parecer, ma .lustltica-
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-26

En- ell waste drama de IA guerra
europa,-terminada al fin, para lien
de- genera humano,-nada, sin duda
alguna, mas espeluznante, NJ mas ira
gico, que el fiel cumplimiento de Ia
middleton pronunc.ada por la Con-
desa Karoyli sobre Ia antigua casa de
los Hapsburgos.
Fue en- ell ano de 164S, cuando e.
cntonces joven EmDerador Francis
co Jose. acababa dc sofocar q revo-
!uci6n de Hungria, usando para e.lo
de crueldad sin limites Y de una mano
de hero despiadada Y brutal, que Ia
Condesa karoyli lanzo sobrc el 81 te-
rrib,e s%entencia:
"Pueda ell Gle o y ell inferno nBb'ar
vuestra feIicidad, exterminar a vues-
ira familia, slmir a vuestros hiJos Ell
la ruina''.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-26

Il cuidado del doctor, 70 use mas
que una tosta6a Y una taxa de te.
En- ell meeting de anoche, de Beet
toven Hall, pronuncie IN discurso ma
nifestandome enteramente de acuerdo
con Ia idea de la union Y ell progreso
del pueblo Mexicano. Y del obteni-
miento de IL unidad con Ia libertad.
Comic en- cue I'd. ne hara justi-
cia p%ublicando esta communication en-
la pr6xima edicion de LA PRENSA.
Verdaderamente suvo,
(Firmadol Samuel Gompers,
Presidente,
American Federation of Labor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-26
A que edad murio ell Enperado-.

Notase, sin embargo, que h malci-
cion de a Condesa kacoy!i no envol-
VIC Ia vida del viej0 lnonarca, sino
que Sc limito q pedir al cielo ca<tigo
para U fami,iare;. D: tai suerte,
Francisco Jose vivio, hasta Novlem-
bre de 1916, sesenta y ocho amos
despues de aquel pavoroso a%contecl-
miento, V teniendo ochenta y si2tc
amos dc edad. Durante TODD csc
tempo, Sc desarrellaron en- Austria
Hungria sangrientos successes que fue-