davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
ESTIMATE OF NEW DRAFT IS
 12,778,758 MEN
All Males Between IS and i5 Requir-
 ed to Register September l2.
198,746 FROM ARKANSAS

WashingtOn.-All men from IS to II years of age in the United States. ex- those in the army or navy or already registered, were summoned by Pres ident Wilson today to register for military service on Thursday. Sep tember 12
 Machinery of the provost ma arShal generals office was set in motion to carry out he second great enrolment under a presidential proclamation is sued soon after the president had signed the new man power act extend iuS the dr?ft dses. The hil. corr Pleted in "ongreS ;osieruat. had heen sent 10 tlc WiiIn lions" for the president signature tc i;tY soon after he House and Senate Canverrd
 |, ts>;i..ated tha ~ lal,t 1-' - 7.5, mcr i'll register ti:s time crll- pared wi ' nearly 10ot2 .0W on lhe first -t,astration of men from = to %1 on June !. 1917. of those Wlln cH roll now il is estimated that 2.3Qa,oon will be called for general military service, probably two-thirdS of the number coming from among the g. 900. 900 or more between the ages of 1 |
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
PRESCOTT DISTRICT.

'e Fourth Quarterly Conference meet ai Pleasant Ridge. Scptcm l4la Ne HaGt every official in oaifreh" Saturday Please he Ifdat to ma-" Nolr report.
 J \ Henderson.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

The Piruyuac viii Absolutely stop on October lsj unless your Subscrip ilaA k paid ID in advance. The Gov ernment says So. and il will be so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
METZ NOT SINGLE UNIT.
SAYS FRENCH OLDIER
Cannot Be Considered Isolated Stronghold but on the
Contrary, the Entire Region Is Strongly
Fortified by Many Small Zones

WASHINGTON, September 1o.-Mctz.
the city upon which all American eyes
are turned. must not be considered AS
"a single unit whose fall will come as
the result of a single offensive, but
must be considered simply as part
OF the western front, which will come
into the hands OF the allies AS result
of the general plan Of tho offensive on
the part OF the French. British and
American troops.
This is the view taken by dis
tinguishcd French soldier in the fol-
lowing article:
ny LlEUT.-COI. u. II. REQUIN,
of the French High Comm ission.
Metz is n modern stronghold which
has received all Of the latest improve
mcnts. hut il is not an isolated strong
hold. With Thionvillc. IL constitutes
what the German general staff calls
the "Moseile StcllunG," or Mosellc posi-
ton.
This whole fortified region is con-
stituted essentially not by isoat cd
forts. but by small fortified zones.
which tho Germans call "fcstc." and Of
which tho intermediary positions are
thoroughly organized.
In the eyes OF The German general
staff. the role OF this Metz-Thionville
position was TO be essentially an Of
fcnsivc one. This position was TO per
init an army TO dcbouch from il to-
wards the WcSt--very likely at a time
when the violation Of Belgium had
not been decided upon. An extremely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
DECISIONS HANDED DOWN
BY COURT OF APPEALS
Several Noted Case. Arc Determined
and Important Rulings Arc
Made by Judges.

STANTON. VA, September la.-Su-
prcme Court of Appeals handed down
to-day the following decisions per Gu
rian: Gregory CT ais. VS.. Hubbard W.
j Clerk. Application for mandamus
awarded BY Judge stafford 6. Whit
tic. president Aetna Insurance Com
psny US. Aston. Corporation Court OF
city OF Bristol. Judgment affirmed.
Jewell Ridge Coal Corporation VS.
Keen. Circuit Court OF Tazewell Coun-
~. Judgment affirmed Collision vs..
COLLISION CT al Circuit Court of Smyth
county Decree reversed in part. Bowl
ing vs. Commonwealth. Circuit Court
al Floyd County. Judgment reversed.
chapman ct ais. Va richardson. Cir
der reversed. Branhan VS. Clinchicld
of Wise County Decree reversed.
by Judge Joseph l.. koliy:a Brans
carroll County. Appeal dismissed.
Carter vs. Commonwealth. Circuit
Court OF Wise COUNTY Judgment AZ
hrmcd. S,aplcton vs.. Commonwea lth.
Circuit Court OF Scott County. JudS-
ment affirmed
Williams ct ais vs.. williams Cor
poration Court Of city Of Bristol. De-
crces affirmed Clinchheld Coal Cor
poration IS. Rcdd Circuit Court OF
Russell County Judgment affirmed.
Landon 60 al. ~. kwaSs ct ~. Circuit
Court OF Tazeweil County. Decree al
tirmed.
By Judge T. W. Sims Union Tan
ming Company ~. Commonwealth ct
al Circuit Court OF Giles County.
nlon"calth. Circuit Court of Wise
County. Judsme affirmed Snidow
ct ais. Va Board OF Supervisors OF Giles
County CT ais. Circuit Court of Giles
County. Judgment affirmed Dennis
vs.. Robertson, Circuit Court OF Bed
ford County. Decree reversed. Ellis
q Myers Lumber Company vs.. hubbard
CT ais. Circuit Court of Russell Coun-
lioEe CT al. Circuit Court OF Giles
County. Decree reversed Adams Us.
iiazen G, ais. Circuit Court OF Lee
BY Judge Robert r. Prcntis: City of
Roanoke vs.. Sartini. Court Of Law
and Chancery OF the city OF Roanoke.
Judgment affirmed. kiser. late sher-
If. etc. VS.. Hensley c, ais. Circuit
Court of Russell County. Judgment al
armcd. Cumhes ct ais VS.. Ritter. Cir
cult Court Of Giles County. Decree
ford ct ais. Circuit Court of Giles
County. Order reversed
BY Judge Martin r. Burks: Posey ct
al. vs.. monwealth. Corporation
lnent affirmed. ca,ron vs. Norton
Hardware Company and Catron VS.. A.
J.. +. Corder d Co. Circuit Court OF
Wise County Decree affirmed, City
OF Roanoke VS.. Elliott CT ais. and Mani
han CT ais. rs. Elliott ct al. Circuit
Court Of city OF Roanoke. Writ dis
missed. Richart & Dennis Company,
Inc. vs.. Macarthur. Circuit Court of
Dickinson County. Judgment revers-
ed. Sims. j.. concurrinE. Cathron vs..
Bostic ct ais. and Horton VS.. Bostic
ct ais. Circuit Court OF Wise County.
Decree reversed Sims. j.. dissenting.
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York VS.. Shackleton. Circuit Court OF
Campbell County. Affirmed by divided
court. Hunter US. Burroughs. Court
of Law and Chancery of city OF Nor
folk. Rehearing refused
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20

dense network Of railways permit the
concentration OF important forces be-
nina the Metz-Thionville front
On the other hand IL is not likely
fnat an allied offensive could develop
IN the direction of the north between
the Mouse and Mosclle, without at
lacking or without taking into con-
sideration tho whole OF the position
OF the Metz-rhionvillc
In other words the attack or The
defense OF the Moscllc position can
not be conceived outside of the ,ncral
scheme OF large army operations. All
mat can be said at the present time.
after the brilliant successes obtained
by the American troops in Woevre, is
that the following results have been
obtained.
l. Suppression of salient. very
objectionable to us, by inflicting bloody
losses on the enemy.
:? The placing Of number Of
points, very important TO the enemy.
under the long distance fire OF the al
lies.
3. The preparation of tho base for
an Interior offensive in case this Of
fcnsive might enter into tho project
OF the high command
1t Is very important. therefore. to
combat this wrong notion that Metz
is an isolated stronghold whose at
tack could be conceived independently
from the general scheme of offensive.
which alone the chief command of the
allies forces can determine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
American Auiators'
Splendid Service
Their ActiOity Responsible for
Large Captures Of Prisoners
in ST. Mihicl Salient.

WITH THE FIRST AMERICAN
.iRMY. September 1o-Amcrican avia-
tors are responsible for the capture
Of many German prisoners in the ST.
Mihicl operation. After our right and
left wings in their conccntric attack
had cut the Wool 1hiaucourt and Wig
neullcs- Chambley roads. only sin
gle narrow narrow: gauge road remained to
troops passed over it American planes
scattered bombs among thesa and sent
unccasing fusiiladeS OF machine gun
hrc into their midst. causing the enemy
divisions to scatter and break up.
Lieutenant John y. Hamilton tied
up one OF the German transport roads
Tor ninety miles without firing Il shot.
The Germans brought their crack
Schlach tstaffelSruppen." protective
battle groups. in command of First
l.icutenants Iipplier and Lackner TO
the Lorraine front TO combat the
allied aerial activity. The enemy's
famous red nose circus"-so called
because the fronts of the planes are
painted bright red. was among the
enemy formations on this front
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
GIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
Insurance Companies Contribute {,
Work Of Public Health school
for Graduate Nurses.

1t was announced yesterday that
three of the largest life insurance COM
panies doing business in the South had
contributed fifteen $3.50 scholarships TO
the school of social work and public
health in Richmond. The scholarships
are to assist qualified graduate nurses
to fl. themselves by a short course of
training for positions in public headth
nursing in the South.
The award Of these scholarships TO
nurses by the companies was charac-
terized by DIR. Ennion G. Williams.
state health officer, AS unique. 1T
shows he said, the growth of an ap-
probation of the relation of life in
surance to the saving of lives. which
public health nursing, but 10 state and
local health workers generally"
The scholarships are intended espc
cially to interest nurses in public
this section is far in excess of the sup
plX.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
GERMANY KNEW or OFFER
Herr Thomas. Of Austro- Hungarian
Labor Union Delegation. De-
clarcs Food Is Wanted.

GENEVA via Paris). September 10
The only logic the stomach under
argument is-pieces of meat floating
i'm it,
In this way Herr Thomas, spokesman
OF an Austro- Hungarian labor union
delegation, is said to have urged Count
Won Hertling on September II to offer
peace TO the allies. according TO the
Journal de GeneVc. InSistence OF the
AuStro-IIungarian labor element DUE
10 the gradual starvation Of the people
OF the dual monarchy, Is said to have
been the real reason for tho subse-
ii is not doubted that Germany agreed
TO il before hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
LIEUTENANT DAVID PUTNAM
FALLS IN AIR BATTLE
American Acc OF Acc. Had Record OF
Five Victories In Ono
Day.
nv Associated Prc.si


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE LORRAINE FRONT. September 10
FIRST Lieutenant David L. Putna IN.
OF Newton, Mass. American ace Of aces,
was killed late Wednesday afternoon
while on patrol along the American
lines He was flying with Lieutenant
Wendell Robertson, of Fort Smith. Ark.
when they were suddenly attacked by
seven German machines from above
Lieutenant Putnam was shot twice
through the heart. His machine glided
within the American lines. Lieutenant
Robertson returned safely
Lieutenant David +. Putnam. a do
scendant of General Israel Putnam.
VAS credited with twelve aerial victo-
RIGS. He enlisted with the Lafayette
Dying squadron and brought down his
first enemy machine January 10, 1918.
He was awarded the French war cross
March % after having won FIVE victo-
RIGS in the air. He was later deco
rated with the French military medal
Lieutenant Putnam was transferred
10 the American Aerial Corps as first
lieutenant carly in juno. His achieve
nent June 10 of bringing down five
German airplanes in one day has been
cclipsed only once during tho war.
Rene Fonck French aviator, having
destroyed six machines in one day.
Lieutenant Putnams last aerial victory
was reported September ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
SEMIOFFlCIAL VATICAN
ORGAN ON PEACE NOTE
Tone Ia Sharply Critical OF Central
Powers Viewpoint and
Aims
FBv Associated Press. !

fBv Associated Press
ROME. September l9.-ln a long arti-
Gle which is taken as rejecting the
views OF Vatican officials, If not tho
Pope himself, the Corricrc D'Italia the
scmiofficial organ of tho Vatican de-
clareS that Austria should have been
more explicit in her peace declarations
The old subterfuges that the note
undoubtedly carries shows the dcsper-
ate need of peace" the article says.
There is no need for secret confer
ences when President Wilson and 9TH
ers already have set forth the allied
conditions There is no doubt that the
note was inspired by Berlin. with the
cannon of IIindcnburg unsuccessful.
VIC now will sec return to the subtle
ties OF diplomacy. The note is cduiva
lent to confession OF military weak
ness 1t is sign that the fatal hour
has begun for them when they must
submit to the allies peace.
"If in the year 1915 they offered
peace now they ask it," the article
continues. But in what spirit do they
ask peace?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
commisstoncd at Camp Shelby.
IBy Associated Prsss.

WASHINGTON. September 19.-Jo-
seph Is. Williams, Mobile: william c.
parker; Crystal Springs, Miss; Samuel
Howcrton. Spout Springs, va, are
among the men who received commits
sions as second lieutenants at the
Shelby. Hattiesburg, Miss. the list OF
which was made public here to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT ILL
A Assistant Secretary OF Navy Has Pneu-
mOnia Following
Influenza.

NEW YORK, Ss Septemb ners$ ie-Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt. assistant secretary Of
the navy. is II the home of his mother
here suffering from an attack OF pneu-
monia. which developed from Spanish
influenza contracted while on his voy-
age home from his recent visit 10
France and England. The Illness is
not serious. IL was stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
"TcII That to the Marines

NEW YORK, September 1s.-Adolph
abandoned the production Of German
plays at his YorkvIlle Theater. He
will reopen early this month with n
100 per cent American play, "Tcil That
Edward A. Paulton. ~, so -'A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
A Tonic and
Health Builder

Take CALCERBS TO rid Yourself of that
Weakening. persistent cough which Ia
threatening you with throat or lung trou-
bios. Even acute affecting throat
and lungs. CAl.tERRS have given much
hef--in many cases helping to r"stor"
health. They give strength To combat i'll
moss. Contain calcum Ga limr salt). SO
compounded az 4" hc easily absorbed.
Calcerbs. 80 cents box. At all druggists
or from manufactures. POSTPAID.
ECkMAN LABORATORY. Philadelphia,
Makers of f,ckmnn's tItrrntjye
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
VIRGINIA Goes 10000
ABOVE DRAFT ESTIMATE
Registration Figures Reach Total of
251.O53. Showing Splcn-
did Excess.
OTHER STATES ALSO OVERRUN
Returns From Thirty-Onc Conmon-
wealths Give Total of 1861 ,252
Men, Against War Departments
Estimate OF 7,G23,3JO.
IRv Assnciatch nrnxr

WASHINGTON, September lo-Com-
plete returns from last Thursdays
registration and thirty-one States and
the District of Columbia. showing an
enrolment of 7.6jl.252 men as against
the official estimate OF 7,G23.35O. led
Provost Marshal-General Crowder to
announce tonight that il is very
plain that every living man OF the
registration areas came forward Com
plctc returns from Southern States not
previously rcpOrtch follow:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
TRAGEDY IN VIENNA
Many Killed or Injured In Ammunition
Factory Fire I'm Aus
trinn Capital.
I By AssOciatod Prcs7 !

AMSTERDAM. September is.-Many
persons have been killed or injured in
fire in the WoellcrSdorf ammunition
factory in Vienna. according to an Off
cial report received here. After the
fire there was n panic among the work
crs in the shell making section Of the
factory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
ALBERT STRAUSS NAMED
Appointed ny President to Succeed Paul
VI. warburE on Federal
Rcseryc BOARD,

WASHINGTON. September 19.-Alhcrt
Strauss. of New York. representative of
the Treasury Department on the War
Trade Board. was nominated by Presi-
dent Wilson to-day to succeed Paul NJ
Warburg as member VI the Federal
Reserve Bo..rd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20

Thousands of lost articles are re-
stored to the losers through Times
Dispatch "LOst md Found" Ads. II
!ou have lost anything phone nm nd
To tandolph I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
ANOTHER GERMAN DEFEAT
IS CAPTURE OF POTASH
british Developing Industrial Field
Which Was Neglected by
Nation Before War.
NO LONGER HUN MONOPOLY
New Company VIII, in Course CT
Few Weeks, he in Position to
Supply Farmers With Invaluable
Adjunct to Agriculture.
BY EATON FERN.

LONDON. September I9-England in
the past. both as nation and a peo-
pie has been far too prone to accent
inc rcady-made article from Germany
rather than develop it's own undoubted-
~ great natural resources. There is
10 other empire in the world so self
contained as the British nor ono
%hich embraces within its own boun-
cares SUCH an amazing wealth OF raw
these tremendous advantages. partly
through hpathc,ic indifference and
more so perhaps through failing to
grasp tho immeasurablc Importance OF
chemical research and tho insuperabIc
aoFanta EcS' Uf thorough technical
,ducatlon in general. Britain has al
traie OF most lucrative character
with tho entire world. to her own
b'itcr sorrow and undoing.
f.Nen in the matter of photographs
lenses and scientific appliances OF all
sorts sh" has exhibited the same Kind
o. stupid Indifference and permitted
Inc WHY Teuton TO make her dcpcn-
dent upon him for requisites Of this
nature. which arc so essential to any
nations real progress and prosperity.
After the war these things must
~ practical manner that in future
England is going to he moro self
reliant and less dependent on German
Aircady this idea is beginning to
ak" effect. as witnessed by British
nnlNcrsities contemplating tho grant
Intention in tho future Of fostering
thorough modern education to super
fode {" great extent knowledge of
nc dead classics as the only passport
10 culture.
hlTendy potssh--which Germany has
hith"' regarded As g most powerful
"raN' IN trade master. n been
over hy British So re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20

The large circulation OF The Times-
Dispatch over wide territory mnkcs
Help Wanted advertising In fts col
Rnndolph I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20

Complete Official returns. General
crowdcr said. still are lacking from
Alabama, Arizona, California. Idaho
Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine
Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New
Mexico. New York. Oregon. Texas
Wyoming and Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20

To buy or sell. exchange or trade, to
fll n position or get position, TImc.-
Dispatch Want Ads produce quick re-
sulfA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-27
Como fue ase sinado Rasputiln

Para ponerlo de punto. Felix You
soupof. llev6 Ia conversation a SUI te-
ma ~favorito: el espiritiSmo Y Ia vuel-
IA de los muertos.
La discussion Sc amino. Arrastrado
por aquel tema, Rasputin cogio una
de las copas Y comenzo a bebrr.
A tu salud. Felix F~elixovltch.
DeSpues Sc puso a conner con YER
dadera glotoneria las galletas enve-
nenadas.
Los hombres Sc miraron. Hubo IN
momento de silencio. e. angel de Ia
muerte habia pasado.
Pero hacia las tres de la manana,
en- medic de la estupefacci6n gene
raj, a pesar de las lbaciones, el We
memo parecia dormir en- el cuerpo del
rustico Y no Sc m~anifestaba aun.
Yousoupoff, impaciente. con,em-
plaba a 81 victima, cuando el campo
sino Sc levanto repentinamente sacu-
dido por las convulsiones, limpio ell
sudor frio que brotaba de su frente
V fue a r~ecargarSe en- una vltrina.
El principe Sc aprovecho de csc mo-
mento para desaparecer. Volvio con
IN revolver cargado que traia cuida-
dosamente oculto por detras y en- tan
70 que Rasputin contemplate I'm ico-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-27

Ii Pr;Icesa I..c:en Mart e. r!be
IN IN l:br, Gle la tSnldG PAL r"sc-
Hancia en- r,lls. Ia muer., Gr Rasru-
tin. el horobre mas mis,s:oso de -
Rusia &C Nicolas Il. a T'icN C nt:i-
tIy6 un pier S.ne,!or n az
Dice asi Ia Dc, cioSa eS2rlt0ra:
En- una OCCASION estaba en- uno de
los ~palacios de Ia ciudad I'm false
monte. dos principles Y IN diputado;
estaban cenando. Aqueila misma no.
che el Gran DUque, Ell senior Y el
mienbro de Ia Duma, despues de I'M
conciliabulo secreto, decidieron dar
muerte 4 RaSputin.
Una suntuoSa ems esta5a servida;
ningun criado habia en- Ia eStancia: el
monte fumaba; variaS copaS de vino
de Crimea. de las CualeS una contenla
I'm veneno Sutil, Y muchas galletaS
doradas ~conteniendo cianuro de pota-
$40. Sc encontraban sobre la mesa.
Uno de los conJurados le pregunto al
mujik:
No themes sed, Gregorio Effimo-
witch?
Rasputin no respondio.
mo themes hambre, Gregorfo
Effimovitch?
Rasputin nc respondi6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-27
CHANTECLER

no, como un gran felino, Sc volvi6
hacia 81 Y lie hizo fuego a quemarro-
pa.
Rasputin, sin exhalar un solo gri-
to, cayo pesadamente. Immediate
mente los otros convidados salieron
para ir a buscar ell autom6vil que
deberia llevarse Ell cuerpo.
Habiendose quedado solo con ell ca
daver. Yousoupoff TOGO IA ara del
muerto. Horror! Este abri6 prime
TO un ojo. despues el otro Y flo So
bre 81 una mirada e~spantosa.
Yousoupoff temblo de terrorist,
despues de TODD, habia matado a I'm
nuevo Bah, IN santo invulnerable al
veneno V a las balaS!-Su hermoso
rostro Sc puso livido cuando ell eSpec-
tro Sc levanto lentamente, marcho en-
direction hacia 81, 10 cogio por los
hombros. 10 rechaz6 mediante I'm su-
promo esfuerzo Y salio.
Yousoupoff Sc tambaleo. Despues
hugo por ell palacio gritando:
Use levanto! iEsta vivo!"
Pourichkievitch Sc lanzo en- 81 per-
secucion: la puerta Sc hallaba entrea-
bierta. Rasputin habia desaparecido.
Intento escaparse por entire los arbo-
les. Atrapado de nuevo por sus ase-
sinos, Sc volvio contra ellos como una
fiera acozada Y los lleno de ~invecti-
(Pasa q Ia On Pso Cn1 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-27
.CARICATO.

nara traerles a nIestros soldados CO.
municaciones de las cuales facil es
adiv:car c! caracter. HGpecialmen-
te ante Cambria, Sc sirvieron de
clos para enviarnos diversas peque-
mas V sucias proposiciones pacifistas
V su Gazette dcs Ardennes." La
granada lanza-mensajes sc ha con-
vertido, de esta suerte en- Ell mis-
mcder7o aux!liar del 'boloismo.'
(.Aiusi6n a! cargo que Sc lie ma he
enc a Bolo Baja de hacer trabaios
! pacifistas en- Francia con perjuicio
de la efectivdiad de la campana Y
con dinero aleman. Bolo Baja esta
siendo juzgado por tai delito que ha
producido inmensa Indignation Ell
toia la Francia.-Nota del Traduc-
tori
iCuanto canine Sc ha recorrido,
a contar de los buenos tiempos an
tiguos. desde ell fuego Stentos que.
en- Troya, inaugur6 Ia liga acustica!
EXiste, sin embargo, un medic que,
del diluvio AGA, no ha envejecido V
que, ~juntamente con la granada
porta-mensajes. sirve aun hoy de
ambos lados de la barricada: es ia
paloma valera. Pero en- tanto que
en- los tiempos' del padre Noe. lleva.
ba en- Su pico Ia OLIVIA de la paz, la
paloma. la blanca paloma, ha side
mi!itarizada despues Y ahora es una
orden marcial Ia que conduce a ira.
yes del azul del cielo asombrado.
Pcro clalquiera que sea 81 velocidad,
81 ligereza Y su precision, no iguala
a las del pajaro de fierro de cola
emplumada de Ia singular granada
de liga.
Charles Nordmann.