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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-20
Ia DESESPANOLIZAClW
.. De MEXICO 90.

e. brillanre ~escritor Emilio Caste
lar ha dejado correr de su pluma es-
taS palabras:
"Reneg&is, americanos. de esta ma
cion generosa, que tantos timbres
tiene en- su historic, tantaS prenGGs
Ell 81 ~caracter, tantos fulgores en- 81
civilization. Renegais de este pals,
81 unico cue Supo lecr en- la frcnte
de Colon ell enigma de vuestra eXis-
tancia. EeneSais de este pals, que
ha Tundad0 vuestros puertos, que ha
eregido vuestros temples, que os ha
dado 81 sangre. Que ha difundido 81
alma en- vuestrG alma, que os ha Ell
senado q hablar la mas hermosa, Ia
mas sonora de las lenguas y que, por
civilian al Nuevo Mundo, Sc desan-
gro. Sc enfiaquecio como Roma para
civilian al Antigua
;Mueran los gachupineS. fuc el
primer grito de mi patria, y en- esd
formula terrible sc encGentra Ia des-
STANDARDIZATION de Mexico. GHay al
gun mexicaro que no haya proferldo
en- 81 vida csas palabras sacrament
tales! Eo, uno de los mas culpables,
debo al ST.. CASTELAR,, q QUien admire,
una application raZonaGa Sobre por
que, en- union de mis- cOnciuGadaros,
reniego de la naci6n que, creyendc
deScubrir en- la frente de Colon IN
canine SECURE para robar 4 los portu-
guescS les midas orientaieS. tropezo
con n0sotr0s, y Gesde cntonc2S Sc haE
comrlaciUo en- d~evorarnoS.
RcneGamoS los meXicanos de la pa
tr!a de listed, senior CASTELAR,, del mis-
no modo Y per las mimas razones
que listed remiega de ella. iHenoS
aoui fieles 4 sus inspiracioneS! "A
aus cpoc2 dc Ia ESpaRa Quiere usted
Cue uosotros perteNezcamos? lmita-
rcn,os Z la Esnaha .ctual. donde US
ted. admirable cScritor, eS visto c.
mo IN paria? No. listed nc canoniZa
e. robo del guano nj los a~Sesinatos
DC Santc Domingo, nj la esclavitud de
Cuba; jiamandose listed democratic
M QlChO CEfG "a ESpana &c NOE.
;anatema, lmitIremos a Ia Espana
cue Carlos II el Hechizado, una as
necie ie Maximillano por derecho he
reditario. abandoro omo IN cada-
yer q los bIitres de Austria Y de Ia
Francia? No: hasta los mismos es.
panoles Sc averguenzan DC esos item
pcs cue. para Ia religion Y el des.
potismo. aparecen come los mas en-
vidiabias. Tampoco nos designara
listed como modelo la Espana de los
Reyes Catolicos, la de Carlos Y, Y la
de Felipe II. cuando Dios. en- su in
dignacion. entrego al pueblo iberico
toda Ia terra. para probarlc solem-
nemente cue era indieno de regirla.
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aqui en- Mexico es, desde hace tlem-
pc, uno de nuestros hermanos.
Ures, mayo de 1865.

Ell celebre rubiiclsta espanol o
Emilio CASTELAR,. ha consagrado a al
gunos de nuestros compatriotas, eX-
presiones de estimation al enviarles
su T~etrato, cue han recibldo por ell
lltimo paqueee ineles. Nuestro cola
borador. ell senior licenciado don lg-
naacio Ramirez. Sc e%ncuentra entire
los favorecidos, V ell senior Castelar, le
consagra un recuredo tan galantc CO.
mo honroso, en- los terminus slsuien-
ties: "a d. Ignaclo Ramirez, recuer-
do de n polemica en- que Ia elocuen-
cia Y ell talento estuvieron siempre
de SD parte. Ell venciGo. Emilio Cas-
telar."
(EI Semanorio Iustrado. 1869.
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TN MAQUINlSTA DICE
QUE FL TONICOTAN=
LAC LIE DEVOL-
~VIOLASALUD.
Sufrio por espacio de dos amos y tuHe
que dejar de TRAFALGAR.
AHOR.A ESTA MUl BIEN.

Eel tonico Tanlac me ia devuelto
ccmpletamente la salud, ahora va
puedo TRAFALGAR perfectamente, y me
siento muy biea," dijo ell senior J. vi
l!astrigo, maquinista de noche del fe-
rrocarril. S. A. and A. P, al hablar
hace unos cuantos dias con el repre-
sentante del tonico Tanlac en- la Dro-
guerra Wagner. Este senior vive e. Ia
Gale Nogalitos No. 725.
Per espacio de dos amos Y medic
sufri terriblemente de los rinones Y
de la vegija," continue diciendo, ~
cambien sufri de las c~onsecuencias
dc un resfriado pasado, sltiendome
TODD ell tempo la nariz' obstruida. 70
trabajaba de ncche v dormia en- el dia
zero me pusc tan NAL, que llegue al
grade de no poder dormir nj en- Ia no
che nj en- ell dia, con motive de los
rinones V la vegija, pues por 10 me-
nos tenia que levantsrme cada bora.
La espalda me dolia tambien cast to-
do ell tempo v no podia nj ssiquiera
a~gacharme. Sufria tambien de terri
bles dolores de cabe-a Y en- el costa
Go izquierdo. En- esta lastimosa con-
dicion listed comprehend que no po-
dia mancjar mis- herramientas, por
10 que me vi precisado a dejar mi
trabajo.
"EStoy completamente SECURE de
Tue ME hubiera puesto en- peores con-
diciones. a no ser porque n senora
amiga mia me recomendo que tomara
ell tonico Tanlac. Ella me entero de
como esta maravillosa medicina ha
sanado a infinidad de personals n
cidas de ella, por 10 que me decidl
a comprarlo Y empece a tonarlo des-
de luego. Por supuesto. que 10 en-
pece a yer Ell efecto de la medicine
embellishments. pero pronto note
que me ponia meior porque los dolo-
res que sufria empezaban a atenuar,
Y va podia dormir mejor. Apenas he
tornado una botella. pero va para
lhora me siento tan bien. que puedo
volver a mi trabajo. va no sufro de
dolores en- ninguna parte de mi cuer-
20, duermo 10 suficiente para reponer
ne de las fatigas del trabajo, y me
sienIc mucho mejor de safud que 10
rue he estado en- mucho tempo. FL
,ssfrio pasado u tenia ha desapare-
cido por complete, Y creo que va es-
toy perfectamente sano, a juzgar por
las apariencias.
"Vine a comprar otra botella del
toHico Tanlac, porque 9uiero segulr
ell tratamiento para asegurarme de
que va no me volvere a enfermar, y
puedo decir a listed que o TODD gus
TO recomiendo ell tonico Tanlac, pues-
to que a mi me ha sanado por compile
to. 81 no hubiera visto los asombrosos
resultados que Sc obtiencn con su uso,
puede estar SECURE de que no habria
venido a comprar esta otra botella.
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por la Wagner's Drug Co., 407 East
Houston ST., y por IA Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St, bajo
Ia direction personal de IN represen-
tante especial del Tanlac, o Sc envia-
"a por estas boticas a cualquier d.
reccion al recibo de su valor, que es
S1.O0 por botella, siempre que Sc in
cluyan estampillas suficientes para el
porte. ADV.
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numbre y direction y lie n:aIdafefncS CSC
ec,,;po ru,sdiataulente con ~ nlaTaNiiiosos
cusdros de IL guerra. Mcnde loc para cl Tran
quco. q sc 10 naIdaremos iie'c por coorar.
-. 4. los FstaGos Unidos Sc Gsbc rnaaaar
II. 65 coz cada ordcn. De n;nEun moco man
iaremos nuestros artitulos para Mexico; "
menos gur SC nande i. cantidad compIeta
con II ordcn.
EISHLEIGH & COMPANY.
D.nt Of CHICAGO. HI.
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Puede listed
Peinarse?

Pues enionces tam
bien puede cortar sU
pelo Y Ell de sus ninos
en- gu casa y a Ia bora
que lutera, usando este
sepcillisimo pero ad-
mirable aparsto de boil
sillo. Puede deiar su
cabello largo o 'cortor
srreglarse los lados y
afeitarse ell cuello. No
Sc requiere experfen-
cia; ell aparato 10 hace
TODD. Comprelo hoy
mlsmo y sc evitara: 20.
esperar su turno en-
una peluQuerla; 20. In
pego a II misma de
s5c. por 10 menos ca
da IS dias; 30. Ia posi-
b!lidad de TN contagio,
etc. En- resnmen: aho-
rrara tempo y dlnero
y proteiera su salud.
Pldalo direct1meute 8
MEXICAN CARD co
Dent. B. Box III Sta 4,
san Antonio, Texas,
a c O III p I II a n d o su
import. de Sl.25 o en-
vie i5c. para SECURE y
franQueo y pa8uelo q!
rectbirlo-
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A LOS SOLDADOS EN-
FRANClA

49,: {! pan-chro-
escopio. i~'lscSnador
como las vistas.
N!a-ico sob-e In
imagination. Tn
placcr coastantc
par@ ioveaes ; vie
JOS. intercsante =
instructive. Una
historic complete
&c Ia guerra Ell
cuadros. Los cGpa-
eta para yer "a
cosaS cor:o real
rEcGtc son. Unl
~cDCrtunidad mara
NiliOsG par: CStl
ntem en-
teradu dc los mo
y~iaicntoS dc III
guerra. Yer -
cree. Graz ofprtI
q c introduction.
Nandr Sl.;J con ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
ITALIA n P RESS
DENOUNCES HUN
ARMlSTICE 7 RAJ P
ALLIES MUST PREVENT FOE
FROM ESCAPING PENAL
TY FOR HIS ACTS

Rome. Monday Oct 1--WE must
have absolute victory Any kind Of
negotiation is now more than ever
inadmissiblc,' these words OF Pres
ident Wilson Immediately after the
rejection OF the Austrian peace pro-
posal are reprinted by the Epoca
in large type as summarizing the at
titude of the Italians toward the new
peace movement.
The Epoca continues that Presl-
dent Wilson answered in September
the present new trap concocted by
the enemy The whole press says
that the request for an armistice is
an acknowledgment of defeat by the
central empires, but that the allies
must prevent the enemy from there
by escaping the consequences OF his
acts. The Journal Italia says:
austria seeks to cheat Italian
national aspirations by simply re
turning to the status quo, which
means permanent irreconcilable
conflict between Italy and Austria
as long as the latter keeps under her
rule territories inhabited by ltal-
ianS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
Palestine Port
of Beirut Taken
By French Tars

Paris. Oct. 8.--Announcement Of
the landing OF French naval forces
at Beirut is enthusiastically received
by the public, who were as gratiIied
that the French fleet has a share
in the magnificent achievements OF
General Allenby. The Matin says:
with the fall OF Beirut the prin-
cipal Austro-Turkish base in Syria
collapses. The Franco-British forces
have only to march a few days to
reach the Bagdad railroad and break
through Germany's dreams OF east
ern greatness.
Syria has for many years been a
sphere of French influence, The
territory through which the Franco
British troops are advancing was
conceded to us by treaties concluded
between the entente nations, made
public a few weeks ago
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LET YOUR DOLLARS BE
YOUR REPLY TO HUN"

Oklahoma City, Okla, Oct. 8.
Let your dollars be your reply
to the Hun" is the latest slogan OF
the Fourth Liberty Loan state
headquarters following the re-
port of the German peace pro-
posal.
Combating insidious German
peace propaganda is the most ur-
gent task of all Oklahomans this
week. declared L. E. Phillips,
state chairman. This must be
done with all the power of Amer
lean patriotism. That the allies
are winning important victories
at the front is a source OF graf
ihcation but that these must be
followed up for year or more
before the kaiser is brought to
his knees is or far greater con-
Germ at this time.
Much of the money which is
now being called for by our gov
ernment is already spent. Many
more billions must be produced
before the requirements of actual
warfare are met. Even though
peace should be declared tomor-
row, billions would be needed for
readjustments. We cannot leave
our boys in France. We could
not deprive them of necessities
during a long series of peace ne
gotiations which will likely be
held next year. Every effort
should be made to show the Hun,
by an oversubscription, that the
Americans do not fall for his
shallow subtrefuges.
Reports received Sunday
show that many counties are pre-
pared to go over the top today,
and later reports are expected to
show that many of these have
succeeded in raising their quota
on the first day"
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Daily Report On
US. Liberty Loan

Washington, Oct. S.-The over
night increase in Liberty ,ubscrip-
tions reported to the Treasury de
partment today was SS3.334050.
raising the total to 81 ,+06,O5l,0OO
Washington. oct. S.-Total sub
scriptions to the fourth Liberty
loan received through the second
federal reserve district up TO 10 Il m.
today amounted to SS3O6lS.9O0. an
overnight gain Of S25,S29,600.
This rather poor showing is at
tributed partly to The increasing
interference OF the influenza epi-
demic with campaign plans. As far
west as Kansas City, and as far
south as Atlanta, mass meetings
nd theaters have been closed By
health authorities, depriving the
workers OF an effective method OF
roundup subscriptions. Commit
tees have turned quickly to the
house-to-house canvass plan and
reports from this method are show
ing good results.
Muskogee, Oklahoma has over
subscribed.
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Amsterdam, Oct. 8.-The evacua-
ton by the Germans of the Belgian
coast region is continuing, the iron
tier correspondent of the Telegraat
reports. The telephone lines be-
tween the frontier and the coast were
being taken down yesterday and to-
day.
The stores of material at knokke
near the coast, five miles from the
Dutch border, have been set on IRE,
the reports state and many OF the
factories have been undermined IN
preparation for their quick destruc-
ton.
As part Of the occupying troops
would have to choose between cap
ture and flight when the evacuation
occurs, the correspondent points
out, instructions have been given
them, he says, to escape to Holland
in civilian clothes with the object
of evading imprisonment and sub
sequently returning to Germany.
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AMERICAN RED CROSS
AIDS REFUGEES TO
RETURN TO HOMES

Paris, Sept. l.-(Correspondence
of The Associated Prcss)-The
American Red Cross has aided 5000
refugees to rctrn to their homes
in the reconquered Aisne and Marre
districts since the Germans have
been driven back Forty-five car
loads of supplies have been sent
since August ) to Chateau-Thierry,
Essones, Dormans, Troisey, Yer
neuil. and Nillers-Cotterets.
Three camions, known as rolling
grocery stores. made the rounds OF
the districts to supply the needs OF
the homecomers in places where no
shops have been opened.
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DEN|SON ASKS
ARDMORE' s AID
IN FLU EPEOEMIC
TEXAS CITY MAKES CALL
FOR PHYSICIANS TO HELP
STAMP OUT DISEASE

Mayor w. Il. Roberts received a
telegram from DR.. A. w. Atcheson,
OF Dcnison, Texas, president OF the
Grayson County Medical Associa-
ton, last night, which reads as TO
| lows:
"Influenza epidemic beyond con-
troll We need help Can you get
some of your doctors to come and
assist. Please answer. Advise how
many can come
Mayor Roberts conferred with
several physicians of the city last
night and today and some of them
said they did not believe any could
be well spared as all were very busy
here He presented the matter to
Dr. Walter Hardy. county health
officer, who said he would let him
know during the day il they could
send physicians to Denison.
Many new cases of the disease are
being reported here daily and there
are several cases in which the pa
tients are not expected to recover.
The question OF closing the pub
lie schools, the picture shows and
other places where people congre
gate. was discussed informally at
recess meeting of the mayor and
city commissioners last Saturday
night, but no action was taken. 1t
is more than probable the subject
will be taken up at tonight's meet
ing. Mayor Roberts said today many
people had been telephoning him,
some asking that the schools be
closed, and others protesting against
such action. He said so far as he
knew. the school board had taken
no action.
Red Cross Asked to Aid.
Mrs. II. II. Sayre, secretary OF the
Carter County Chapter of the Red
Cross received the following instruc-
tions yesterday:
The American Red Cross War
Council. at the urgent request of the
United States Public Health Service,
has agreed to assist the government
in combating the spread of Spanish
influenza.
The United States Health Serv-
ice has issued a special bulletin on
precautions which through the
agency OF Red Cross Chapters is to
be placed in the hands Of as many
civilians as possible in the shortest
possible time.
Distribution OF this bulletin will
be made by the Carter County Chap
ter and the head of every household
should have a copy. Ii you fail to
receive one call at the secretary's OF
flee at Convention Hall.
The bulletin follows:
Precautions.
Keep in mind that like most con-
tagious diseases influenza is spread
bv contact. that is, by the transfer
of the poison from one person to
another. 1t is spread by sneezing,
coughing and splitting at which
times the discharges from the nose
Continued on page 81
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BUREAUCRACY IN JAPAN
BEGINS TO WEAKEN

Tokia, Monday, Sept. 3O.-(By
The Associated Press. )-Formation
of the new cabinet has been gener-
ally well received, even by the rivals
of the new regime, as an unmistak-
able sign OF the gradual ascendancy
of the principle of democracy over
that of oligarchic bureaucracy. The
last seven premiers have belonged 10
the bureaucracy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
Ten Thousand Dollars Disappears

Memphis, Tenn. Oct. S.-Post-
office inspectors, it was learned to-
dav are investigating the disappear
ance Of $1,000 from a registered
package mailed last week by bank
here to a bank at Baldwin. Miss.
When the package was opened at
the Baldwin bank. it is stated, a
bundle of newspaper clippings was
found instead OF the expected cur
rencV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
EX-GOVERNOR M'CREARY
OF KENTUCKY DIES

Richmond, KY, Oct. S.-James B.
McCreacy. twice governor of Ken
lucky, six years United States sem
ator from this state. and for several
terms a member OF the lower house
OF congress, died at his home here
today.
AIR. McCreary was 80 years old.
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(Rv The Associated Press.)

lbN | he NSAONl"'Nb iN'''
Renewing major war operations
on the center OF the line from the
Meuse to the North Sea. British
and American troops today are
smashing into the rear detenses OF
the Hindenburg line between st.
Quentin and Cambria.
While Field Marshal Haig is at
tacking on the 20-mile front north
OF St. Quentin, the French along
the Suippe continue their progress
northward toward the German COM
munication line, despite strong en-
envy resistance. The French have
reached the juncture OF the Suippe
and Aisne rivers and have forced
their way into two large towns on
the middle Suippe.
The Anglo-American h II t
ag2in.t the vital sector between
Cambria and ST. Qpentin follows
successful local operations Monday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09

Amsterdam, Monday, Oct. l.
An elucidation OF the peace otier
of the central powers it published
bv the Vienna newspapers. The ar
ticle which is explained as emanat-
ing from "well informed circles v
reads as follows:
at is first to be emphasized that
this step by Austro-Hungary and
Continued on Page 81
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Hun ACE" Is Killed.

Amsterdam, Oct. ~ Monday0-
Flight Lieut.. Fritz Rumey of the
German army, who claimed forty
four air victories. hase been killed
according to the Lokal Anzeiger
OF Berlin.
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NEW T. & p. PRESIDENT.

New York, Oct. S.-William
Church Osborn has been elected
president of the Texas & Pacific
railway, it was announced here to-
day to succeed !. L. Lancaster, who
resigned after his appointment as
federal manager. G.. l.. Wallace,
assistant to the roads receiver, has
been elected vice president at New
Orleans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
INFLUENZA SPREADS
THROUGHOUT SOUTH
MORE THAN $4,000 CASES RE
PORTED AMONG CIVILIAN
POPULATION.

Atlanta. Ga. Oct S.-Spanish in
fluenza, which started in epidemic
form in the east a month ago, now
has spread throughout the south
despite drastic action OF health OF
fcials. UnofiicialS reports from
score of the larger cities in the
south. show more than $4,000 cases
reported among the civilian popula-
ton while hardly single army
camp has escaped. The mild weather
still prevailing in the south, however,
has made the disease less fatal than
in the east, and the death rate IS
comparatively small.
Tidewater, Virginia, where the
malady first got its hold in the south
contineus to lead in the number OF
cases. The Hampton Roads section,
comprising Norfolk, Newport News
and Porthmouth, has more than ten
thousand cases, while Richmond
health authorities estimate ten
thousand total. As far south a?
Jacksonville, Fla. come reports OF
fhe malady being epidemic, while
Memphis has recorded some three
thousand cases to date.
Washington, Oct. S.-Because in
fluenza in parts of Ohio, Connectl-
cut and Tennessee, Provost Marshal
General Crowder, was asked today
to defer physical examination OF
registrants so as to relieve physicians
is necessary. permission to delay eX-
aminations has been granted,
Washington, Oct. S.-The SUI
Dreme court which reconvened yes
terdav. after the summer recess,
adjourned today Until Monday be-
cause of the influenza epidemic.
Only minor business was transact
ed.
Tulsa Oct. S.-At 8 o'clock this
morning an order OF the city com
missioners went into effect closing
all schools. theaters. churches, lodges
and other places OF public gathering
until the epidemic of Spanish intlu-
enza. at present sweeping the city
like wildfire, is brought under con-
troll. The one exception to the clos
ING rule is the daily luncheon OF the
Liberty loan workers who will be.
allowed to continue meetin around
the tables at the hotel Tulsa to talk
over the campaign.
Muskogee. Okla, Oct. S.-With
more than 1000 cases OF influenza
and four deaths resulting from the
disease reported, the county council
CONTINUED on Page 81
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London Monday Oct. 8.-The Faherland party in Ger
many after meeting of the reichstag Saturday. held
meeting passed resolutions resist by possible means
the peace offer Prince MaXman, the imperial chan
ceor according Zurich dispatch to the Evening Telegraph
Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09

Amsterdam Oct. 8.-Germany's ministry is one of
national well of and prepared for stand
the end against humang Dr. Bernhard Dernburg
former minister the colonies, declared in statement ac
cordng to Berlin advices.
President Wilson's IA old and five points be ac
ceped v us if put forward honestly without Illumination for
Germany Dr. Dernbug said eve shall not accept an un
inst humiliatng peace The ministry not only min
try of peace but if ministry of national Defense
and if it must be, to the bitter ends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-09
King Ferdinand
Takes Residence
In Austrian Empire

\msterdam Oct. S-Formcr kiug
Ferdinand OF Bulgaria, accompanied
by Prince Cyril, his second son; two
two Bulgarian generals aud a large
ute, has passed through Budapest to
his estate at ErenthaI, lower Austria,
says a Budapest dispatch to the Co
logne Gazette.
The party travelled in a special
train. In the coach occupied by Fer
dinand all the window curtains had
been lowered. In his journey through
Hungary the eN-king alighted only at
the station at Ordka,
Fcrdnands former stately appear
ancc had undergone change
through the stress of recent events
and he walked sadly up and down the
platform leaning heavily on his stick.
His head was bowed and in his face
were deep furrows. The correspond
cnt adds:
at was a pitiablc sight and all be
holders were impressed