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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-14
TRACTORS SAVE, MONEY
FOR STREET ARTMENT
The Eleventh of Series of Articles on Motor Truck
Cost and Performance, Written for Business
Men by an Expert.
By GEORGE w. CRUPP.
Copyright 1915, George w. Grupp All rights reserved)

pacity. except one, which Is $500 gal
Ions. and are fitted with four swash
plates. The tanks are of No. 10 shell
and have sic inch heads. The tops
of the tanks are provided with man.
holes so that the tanks may be cleaned
internally at will. The filling connections
tanks. are fitted with check valves All
water before entering the tanks is
strained through 6-1s inch holes to pre-
vent any foreign substances entering
them and then clogging the outlet noz-
Eles. A plug was provided for the bot
tom Of the filling lines in order that
they may be drained and cleaned when
necessary. To relieve the pressure. on
the tanks an overflow pipe OF large
dimensions was provided.
In constructing the frame. steel chan
nels were used. The springs are made
or silicon-manganese steel. aad the
axles are Thinker roller bearing. steel
wheels SO ines in diameter and equipped
with inch Goodrich de Luxe tires are
used. a special pump, centrifugal in
type, capable of discharging $50 gallons
per minute at 1000 rpm, Is being used
There are two sprinkler heads, located
on the front end Of the tractor frame
and four fiusher nozzles. which are
situated two on the front end of the
tractor and two an1s4Ship on the tractor
frame. one on each side OF the tractor
The flushing nozzles have been so de-
signed that they may be set at any
angle to which O stream OF water is to
be directed. This feature Is covered by
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Big CONCERN HERE
TO HELP MOTORISTS
Putting Important Product on
the Market to Restore
Cars Finish.

strong concern Is on deck in New
York with something very much worth
while for automobile owners.
II is the Lyknu Polish Company, with
headquarters in the Loneacre building
and Charles +. Smith In charge. The
automobile polish offered BY this con
Germ has been snapped up by many
jobbers becau of its unusual excellence
as a cleaning and polishing agent.
During the coming week interesting
demonstrations Of Lyknu will be held on
Broadway and on Long Island.
Lyknu is a liquid. It is applied with
piece OF cheesecloth. With this single
cloth and but single operation, I.yknu
cleans. polishcs and dries es CHI area of
surface In approximately twenty sec
onds. The automobile editor of THE
SUN made a test with 1t and found 1t
just the thing to bring back the old
lustre to the car.
There have been many polshes offered
to the public that have not filled the bill.
because they covered UP rather than re-
moved the accumulation of dirt. &c. 1t
Is therefore interesting and important
to finally get something that actually
restores the manufacturers original
finish instead of CLOSING over a dirty
surface.
1t will be worth any motorists time
to investigate this new polish and then
give it a try out. We know. because We
did that very thing and got much sat
isfaction from the trial. Lykhu has be-
come regular part of our motoring
equipment.
Factory headquarters Of the Lyknu
Polish Company are in pttsburg. and
their product is well and favorablv
known in other big centres of the coun-
try.
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DE PALMA LEADS IN
SEASONS RACING
Popular Driver Is Regarded as
Most Likely Champion
Of 1918.

That Ralph De Palma bids fair to be
the year is the opinion of speed experts
who saw HIM win the 100 mile Liberty
Handicap on the Cincinnati Speedway
July 4
The famous Italians victory on hide
Pendence Day marked the second 100
mile event he has won in three starts
this year The first was at New York
in the postponed Memorial Day races.
At Chicago spark plug troubles put him
out Of the running early in the race
Thus the record now stands with De
Palma having two 100 mile events 10
his credit this season and Chevrolet
one. The next clash between these two
great rivals promises TO be a thriller.
Though De Palma did not win at
Chicago, his Packard showed wonderful
speed. 1t made the fastest lap during
the 100 mile race, at better than 10
miles an hour. In addition to this honor
1t hung up as an added attraction the
fastest lap ever made around that track
AZ W. ~ an dNtIdkt W loo miles ali
hour. This broke the two-year-old Chi
caRo record established by De Resta Of
ll32 miles an hour. and establishes A
new mark in this country over any
track for cars Of like piston displace-
ment
Track officials who have watched De
Palma work out IN practice say that his
Packard twin six has made the two miie
circuit at the rate OF 100 miles an hour
But he Palma Is not relying on speed
alone to win his races. Excessive speed
Is what tears tires to pieces In a very
short time, Thus II has been De
Palmas problem To set "A pace for him
self that kept him In touch with the
leaders and SIN saved his tires for the
final squirt to victory, lie states that
when the time comes to cut loose he
knows ne can rely on the reserve power
OF his Packard airplane motor Dc
Palma has perfect tire record for this
seasons racing which he attributes I'm
part to the design Of his car plus the
smooth action OF his twin six engine
His latest victory at Cincinnati indi-
Gates that he has car which matches
his ability as a driver and that ne has
hit upon the right combination Of speed
and skill 10 beat the jnx which seems
always lowering at his elbow.
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IT Is remarkable to notice how motor
vehicles have been taking fast hold on
municipal officials during the last three
years. TIE citizens OF municipalities are
continually complaining about the high
rate OF taxation. High rate OF taxation
fired the ambition OF our forefathers TO
shake English authority from the Thir-
teen Colonies. This hatred for high taxes
and especially when due to extravagant
methods OF conducting the Government
seems to be one Of our national charac-
teristics The citizenry refuse TO bury
their hatctet OF contempt for lax
methods and extravagant habits OF Of
ficials and high taxes.
Even the most hardened politician Is
conscious that his political scalp may be
demanded II Improvements in methods
are not made to suit Il e demands OF the
people. One way to reduce taxes some
officials have come to see is-motor
equipment. As a result, in most cities Of
any importance motor equipment has
replaced the centuries-old beast of bur-
den--the horse.
Officials of Buffalo's governmental
organization some three years ago made
their debut in motordom. II was a small
beginning, but It was a beginning never
theless.
Gradually motor vel icles crept into
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There Is nothing Ike being consistent.
When the recent Liberty Loan campaign
was under way r.. S. Partridge and Fred
Titus Of the owen Magnetic Motor Sales
Corporation devoted their time and that
of their organization for the period of
a week to the sale of Liberty bonds.
These efforts met with large measure
of success. Now the same company is
going to sell Liberty automobiles.
More than that, two Of the members
of the organization have taken the atti-
tude that while dollars are absolutely
necessary to win the war. there must
also be men to fight, These men have
volunteered their services and no doubt
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will soon he on the other side. In the
accompanying picture are shown Capt
Walter Nowill and Capt. Lawrence Du-
rant At the wheel Is Fred Titus, sales
manager OF the owen Magnetic Motor
Sales Corporation. Fred is quite enthu-
s!astlc about the Liberty he is driving.
aside from the fact that the Liberty
is particularly high grade car. al
though smaller than the Owen Magnetic,
II will fit in very well in our organ!za-
ton" said Mr.. Titus II was impressed
with the unusual economy OF its opera
tion and the statement that this is the
result of light weight, plus scientific bal
ance, plus concentrated strength. /
have verified the accuracy OF this state
ment. Liberty construction aims to
achieve strength through quality, rather
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down. We send out hundreds OF cannon
and machine guns every day and rifles
and revolvers by the thousands.
II am convoy officer now. Have been
two weeks in the shop learning the ma
chine guns and small artillery. Las,
week | conveyed, /. e.. took charge OF
fifty big Packard trucks up to the front.
Each one carried its full three tons of
arms We made the trip at night and
brought salvage back. We hadn't had
any rain for three weeks and the roads.
which are of white limestone. were some
dusty and the dust coated us at least
half an inch ! had two fine Winton
limousines on the trip and rode in one
of them. But II didn't do me much
good. because I had to get out so often
at the different crossroads to find the
right way. We averaged fifteen miles
an hour and covered all told ninety
miles on the round trip in twelve hours.
Had no sleep for twenty-four hours
straight.
I'VE have as high as 5000 trucks on
hand just now--have sent out 800 in
the last twenty-four hours loaded with
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all sorts of stuff. We expect to send
that many over the road every day.
by the time I get through here I
will know the make Of every hrcarm in
the world and be able to take them all
apart and repair them. Our work also
includes the salvage and repair OF gas
masks. grenades. trench daggers. clubs
motors. range finders. periscopes, air
planes and balloons. It's some depart
ment store
II hope to get n crack at the tanks
some day. They figure to put every Of
hcer into every department. so that later
we can jump in anywhere and make
good"
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the Ottofy patent. Each OF the flushing
nozzles has individual supply pipe lines
direct from the pump. Each of these
lines is regulated by knife valve con-
trolled by levers attached to the driving
dash.
Coupling the trailer nusher to the
tractor is accomplished by fifth wheel
Of special design. This wheel is of suf-
ficient fiexbility to permit the trailer
to turn at any angle up to 90 degrees.
The tractor weighs approximately
800 pounds, The tractor and trailer
fusher combined weigh about 1000
pounds. To this sum add $500 pounds,
the weight OF 1000 gallons Of water
and you have the total weight of the
outfit with its load. The overall length
Of the outfit is 80 feet
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The Jandorf Automobile COMPANY IN &c
business expansion policy made ner-..a- .
by fast increasing business In al, its J.
psrtments has taken Lease on tho form. -
moving picture theatre bulldog AZ ma o.
ais West Fifty-ninth street, just off Br1a +.
way.
This building for the present " Boz, a..
voted exclusively to the BODY branch o.,
the bushes, where over n hundred t,,,, ,
OF all styles and prices will be on til. q, =
at all times.
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than mere bulk. While all the pa'rs a,,
considera bly, stronger thar even bora,
margin of safety would require, s',,ugu,
is concentrated at those points where h.
service is most severe. All these thing,
tend to make the upkeep cost compare.
lively low
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-11
DIT
Ell ESPIRITU De UNION T.

II capitsl no eS otra cosa que la representation
del trabajo acunulado, y para reunir ell capital nj ST.
au;era 50 necesita de e. pues basta con reanir y acu-
mr:ar ell preducto diarie, semanaric o mensuai de los
tTabaiaderss. ina pequera parte de! JoTrai de mu-
chos trsbsjsdc,es. ahorrada, trabajGsamente 81 Sc quie-
re. zero acumulada ' reunida me;odicamenIe. pasta
para acorleter una gran empresa, dirigida, adTinistra-
ta : eyplotada For les mismos trabajadoreS. NO les
falta mas que Ia iniciativa y una pea de buena vo-
luntad.
Estas asuciaciones, pueden y deben hacerse con
S;sti,tcs Y muIt;oles fines. Pueden formarse para or
gariz.r negocis Clones msrcantileS que a la vz que
prcyeau a sus miembrcs de where's mas baratos Y de
meio- caIidad, les proporcionen las utIiIdsdes que otrcs
concentrates ganan vendiendoles productos mas caros
G irferieres. Les trabajadores pueden organzar EN-
pres2s industriales Y agricolas. que a Ia rez de que les
psGEcrciorsn mas o0mOios y eleradas JoTnafes, les pro-
duzcan p;ngiies ntilidades con las inveFslones heehas.
Ash en- fin. pueGen acometer toda clase de Industries
y de empresas, en- las que e!los niismos son trabaja-
dores, prcductores, consumidores y explotadores.
Para este nc n~ecesitan de otra cosa que de espi-
ritu de union. Que reUnan ell %producto miniluo de sus
je5naiss : acumuisran, con ell trabajo ell capital, Y con
el podran redimirse ' mejorarse moral, economical Y
has,a fIsicamente.
PrCbablemente, los obreros, menos egoistas Y mas,
pegc mucho mas morales que los usureros, Y sin esos
ylcl0S SOCRATES Y paSiGneS que SePdfan y III "onsah d
chocar, por In ccmunidad ~aniite.ica de los intereses, a
los pequenos capitalists que uncs 9 otros Sc compiten
V Sc atscan. los obreros. decimos, estan en- mejores
condolences de unirse para reurir y NADIA mas que con
srs rodestos iornaies. las sumas neceSariGs para or
gcu:zar sus aSociaciones, dando IN buen ejemplo a las
classes mas pudientes, que hasta hoy no han acometi-
do ringuna smpresa Gigna de mencion.
rs pues, necesario cue todos vayamoS compren-
disrdo las ventajas de estas uniones, Y va que hemos
sido incapaces &c reunirnos para empresas de otra
indgle. empecemcs pc7 c0ngregarnoS siquiera para
suhvenir q nuestras nscesidades Y para mejorar nues-
tYas ccadiciores economics Y materiales.
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No daran tregua a los
teutones las tropas
de los aliados
Nj en- Ell Otono nj en- Ell
inyierno suspenderan
suS ataques

D.i S:gr.r;o Especial pcrc Ia PRENSA.
PARIS, Septiemhre l0.-En IN
articulo que publico hoy 'L'Homme
Libre". el peri0dico del Primer Nj
nistro frances. VI. ClemeEceau, Sc d.
CO que 81 los alemanes cstan eSpe-
rando terer un respiro Gurante e.
otono. o el invierno pr3ximos. porquc
los aliadoS suspendan Sus ataQues es-
tan Ell IN gran error. pacs los ALA
dos TO tieneE la memo intencion DE
relevsr Ia preston QUE desde cl mes
de Julio viene cjerciendo contra cl
enemigo.
Aerega el periodico de referencia.
que los teutores hicieron una gran
prueba en- la primavera paSada. para
adelantarSe en- Ia carrera a los Es-
taGos Unidos, perO que sQuellos pei
dieron Ia pruebn, pues 81 competitor
Sc los !lev0 muy lejos.
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ASUNTOS DEL Ola

FL programme del SenGdo m~eTicGnO,
para ell prese1lte mes, es de los que
Uenun de pajblicO las goierias.
Sc trata nadu menos qus de diScW-
tirtir las hojGS dc Serric!os de los
generates de la Recolgeion. La pro-
mesa de Carrum=u al pueblo. de QHe
los grades militareS que en- los diGS
dloidos dc Ia rerueltd sc c~oncedisroM
a los mas dudaces o q los mGS GtOT-
tuRGdos. Seridp retirGdOS q qulsneS
no Supieraa merecerlOS q Ia h0ra de
la reconstruction nacl0Nnl. hd eNfpe-
zedo Il cumpirSe, con gran TegociJo
dc los curi0S0S. coz gran diSg"Sto dc
los iatcresGdos y CON gran peligro del
Supremo Gobie1TO.
La Sccretorid dc la Guerra Ia jOr-
ga6o o TODD cuidodo, con TODD GeS-
apasioao misnto. con Ell mayor mte-
res. les h0jus dc scrvicios y los cape
dientes dc los de generates de Bi-
UiSiGn cor que en- Ia Gctud!tdad cucn-
ia el ej6rcito m~ericaR0. FL Sennd0
"a q dccidir ST u9usiioS Se@ores me-
| receR 0 no mersCen ser generates.
ENoS So5cn Gue 81 10 merecem q no
Sc dejardn que les qWjten la bGnda Gsi
| para clio los uten q NN p0Ste. La
han garodp Sobre los campos dc Ia
ReUo'ucijn q 81 clio juc saqneGndo o
| combutienGO. eS rosa qac a ncd's tc
in,porta.
Fl gobjerno sube t0nbier qRe toGos
sus eemerules de Dipisi6n CON ma1d0
dc fuerzas. tOdos los qus 10 defender
| contra los ataques recohcionorios cA
L.n IfI:,tnc -nninnoc del mis- tml,n-
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In pr0lcgo inediIo.

T-efyceior Dc! f-aa.ees Darc l: P%ENS.i.
sucesoreS de 81 idcio Bismarck Y que
profesa IN menosprec!o nuy razo-
rado hacia todoS los miembros del
Parlamento y k:ci& todos los que oru-
pan IN pue>;o. Seguramente cue la
tenido Ia amoic:on de ser una figu-
r. de primer orde7 Q cuandO menos el
cabaliero &c Cent? de M gran fieu-
"a de primer orden a QUleD pudiera
m~aaejar. e Ia mas temiole poten-
Ga "periCdisJcs" del otro iado del
Rim Y ea ocas'oHeS ha deSencadena6o
las furioSaS corrienteS de Il opinion
publica. por ejemplo ell q asun;o En-
lenbourg. en- el cuai e Enperador
9ued0 philharmonic salpicaGo de lodo;
pero su creaito moral es n!uy linAl-
taao. AparerteGLc: es IN patricia
Y Sc IA dado. al. vaces. hasta 4
radar contra las c1rriantes cue cree
funestaS. Sin embargo. produce la
impression de Que. 81 hu5isra podido
sle@;r SUI pals. no hsbris eScogido Il
Alenlania Y Cue haoria CEerido sci
mas oien frances de! >Slo dieciocho.
Heire. O u1isU 10 ne comparable. ha
tsnido ei velor de scr. como .! misno
10 decia, I'm prasi2no liberado." Este
valor e. 81 Que le fa!ta.
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1855 DIVISIONES TEENEN
LOS ALEMANES EN- Ell
FRENTE FRANCES

WASHINGTON. Septiembre 10
Nuevas pruebas de Ia reduction de
eectivos Ell el ejercito aleman e han
recibido en- esta capital. de fuente
autorizada. Segun Sc Supo nos aqul.
ESaS pruebas muestran que siete di-
viSiones enemigas en- el frente occi-
dental. han sido desorganizadaS ente-
ramente por la falta de hombres.
Ahora solo hay 1875 divisionaS ale
manas en- todo el frente. segin los
informes de ~referencia, Y de esas d.
~visioneS Solamente d;eciseis no han
sido puestas en- acCi6n en- Ia actual
lrcha. Igualmente los Electives de los
hatalloneS. han sido reducidoS. GUAM
DO menos en- ocho divisiones, de Qua
tro companies a tres, 10 cue signifi-
ca Il reduction de una cuarta par
re en- "a fuerza comoativa de esaS
divisiones,
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La pOlicia de Mexico tuvo noticia
de que en- ell Temple de Santa Maria
la RedCnda Sc fraguaba I'm complot
contra Ell gobierno.
AL hacerse el cateO correspondent
te, la policia no Sc lleyo a ningun
cor.spiraior. sino, ~E5mplemente, las
alhajas del Temple, los calices, las
custodias Y todos los objetos de vaior
Que estimo en- reiaci0n cen la tenebro-
sd maniGhra.
No fue pues, un compiCt del Ten'
plo contra el gohierno, sino IN COM
pic; del gObierno contra las alhajas
del Temple.
Lo cual es en- verGad como un lem
pio. V IN negocio redOndo, como ell de
Santa Maria.
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ALEMANIA Y SU NiNO TERRIBLE

z; II de. Octubre de 1919. eScrlbio:
No ha sido nj por so-presa nj a pc
sar nueStro que henlos afrentado los
espantosos riesgoS de esta guerra. La
hemos querido. y clio porQue de-
biamos V queriamos ouererla. iQue
el d;ablo teut6n cargue con los llO-
rones cuyas Xcusa nos hacen apare
Ger Tidiculos, No nos hallamos an
te e. tribunal de Europa. No nCs
presentamos ante q. NueStra poten-
cha debe crear en- Europa II derecho
nueyo. Alemania here. Una veE
cue haya conQuistado nuevos domi-
| MOS pcr mci." de- su genio, los ga
cerGotes DC rodaS las dWinIIades eEa!-
taran IL bondad de Ia guerra"
4 prmera vista nunca Sc ha inten
tado hacer una giorificaci6n mas c.
MICA del crimen mayor que Sc haya
cometiGo contra ell genera huDano.
Leed!a nuevamente : comparable con
! atroS veinte textoS: cs una terrible
acra dc ~acusacion. escri;a con Tn pro-
EIS.tO bien deiiberadc.
Joseph Reinach
No conoceremos Jan1as 10 nastaNte
a los alemanes. Y cuando Harden.
que eS I'm aleman inteligente. dice:
"Sonos unoS barbaroS," poIemos dar-
les fe a sus palabras sin one este I'M
pida que nos admiremos de que I'm
pueblo pueda sentir orgulIo de encar-
mar Ia bGrbarie en- nuestra epoca.
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DebiGo a la n~atlraleza del terreno
en- esa region. CITE Sc naila cuoIerta
de pantanos Y bosques, los alemane:
no esperen podef conducir una eX-
pedicion formidable ALI. sino hasta
CUE e. invierno So maya venido en-
Gina Y los pantanos $ congelen. Pcr
consiguiente esJdn ahora tratando De
coustruir IN ferrocarril para cortar
Ia Inca murmana al sur de hola Y Sc
presume que es para este tra6ajo
para 10 cue los ~alen1anes estan obll-
gandc I los fi~n,andeses a que los ayu-
den.
Rec:entemente una paUrlEla britt
nica qu- operaoa al oeste de KEN,
encontro a una fUerza alemana como
2 setenta millas FL oesJe de esq ciu-
dad y ahora Sc cree que eSa fuerza
formara parte de las cue estan es-
~forzsndosc por llegar = la Inca
murmana antes Dc que lleguen los
r~efuerzcs aliados a kola
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La falta de espiriiu de union IS otro de les de
fectos csEitales de qe adoiecemoS les meNleanos. IS
ia funesta falta, uaida a Ia dc es2iritu de cmprcsa D.:
de in;eiativa, IS tamb,en una de las causas fundamen-
tales de nueStro atrasO material y de la prssente Crisis
Los pecue6os capitalists iamas Sc han undo IN
Mexico para orgsnizar enpresas indEstrlsieS, mercan-
tiles. sgricolas o nineras. Consideran sencIllamcEte
Ia impctencia de un peQuero capital para a'omefsf ne
gccios IN grarde escala V desisten del negoeio lisa ?
ilaasmcnte. sin que Sc les Ocuyva unirse para torTar ei
vciumea necesario para estaHlecer y somentar una ne
goeiacion-
Asi, ~prefieren tres. cuatrp o dtez peqrenos ca
pitalistas de los pueblcs ' les villas dsdicar suS recu'-
SIS pecuuiarics en- les cdiosos negocios pigRoFa;'cfos
y usurarios, sin corcebir las enormes utiiicades gu"
: o~bien6.ian en- negotiations mcdernas, cue hicieran Z
la veg presperar 2 Ia region
FL capital undo e inyertido Ell negociacicnes IN
dustrialss, transformsria Ell aspecto de los ~cuehlos, de
las ciudsdss = dc los irdi-iducs; Y dando vida 4 II IL
oueza natural inerte que abunda en- texas las regione>
del psis. pon.iria 4 este en- condolences de bastarse = s.
nismo nara tcdas sus necesidades y producer 10 bas-
tante para la eHPortacs0n.
Pero hasa ahera no sucede ash. APenaS hay I'm
ano agricois poco mercs Que medisnc. y en- e. ac'e Il
miser.a Sc hace resentir. para acudlr eatonces 81 hsSa-
do, al &oSierno. para que veRga en- auNliio dc Ia sSie-
dad que Ia sido incap2z de prever y ca!eriar SuS ne
cesitades. Dos milfones de Kilometres cuadrados de
tisrTCS que tensToS. no nos o7Stah -" h'h""' k""
cosechar ur puno de naiz que haste para Ia ahTen-
tsciGn de las multitudss.
No. nc es e. nal ~go5'erno, no es la revo!ncion nj
81 ba1d;dsie "A carsa de- enorme desequiiibCio entire la
production ' ei consume. Son los meteSos ciciosos y
anticuafos que poSeemos Y De los cuaieS hemoS sioo IN
capaces de dcspojarnos. Recuerdese que en- pieRa paz,
.aando no hahia pretextos que invocar. amos hnSO ea
cue Sc acudiera al gobierno para que el importara IL
bres Dc derschoS los cereaies, Y que nj para ESQ, para
sclucicnar una crisis o amor;iguar sus dclorosss conse-
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