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LOS ULTIMOS DIAS EN- LAS TRINCHERAS

ras Sc ~lanzaron con furia indescrip-
tible sobre el enemigo. AQui no hui
90 impedimento por parte de trim
cheras o ~alambrados que siempre
resguardan los lugares de importan-
cia. La reSistencia Sc hizo por Ia in
fanteria alemana sostenida por sus
ametralladoras e infanterIa. Fl COM
bate fue de los mas s~angrlentos que
sc han desarrollado sobre el campo
de batalla en- esta gran cont!enda.
Las perdiGas en- vidas humans son
incalculables. Aqui perdimos mu-
chos de nueStroS ~Valientos, querldoS
companeros, mas. las perGidas del
enemiCo. sin eXagerar. pueGen cal
cularse res vcces mayoreS. 'Nucstra
artilleria tafto dieZmo a los p~ertlna-
ces aiemanes que hubo casos en- que
Sc rindieron companies enteras. En-
ire los muchos prisioncros tomados
la mayoria apreciahan como fellz
Ia oportunidad de haber sldo hechos
nrisioneros V mas que ~contentoS Sc
~ofrecian en- ayudar 4 r~ecojer los he
rides dc los cuales muchos can ale
names.
Auuella cruenta batalla y triunfo
para nosotros. fuc ell Goipc decisive
que acabo por ahatir el orgullo mi
litar del tcutcn Y de disipar para
sicmrrc iamas el sueno dorado dc
IA "CoruuiSta Mundial.'
Va 81 segundo dia tie Novlembre
eramos ducnos del tcrreno. FL enc
mico comenzo a hatirse en- retlrada
= cfrecia muly poca reslStencla, Y
Doco despueS solo Sc ocupaba de su
retro. Aqui fuc cuando el heroismo
de n~uestros "GouGhboys' rayo en- 10
sublime. que dcspreciaHdo cuanta en-
boscada pudicra tcndcric el eneml-
90 10 arrollo todo; V 10 mlsmo Sc
irtcrnaba en- los irtrincados bosqucS
lpara desemplaZar los nidos dc anne
tralIadoras como vadeaba las CO.
rrientes para dar alcancc a las CO.
Iumnas cnemigas. FL encmigo no tu-
70 tempo en- muchos caSOs nj de Ell
terrar sus muertoS.
Il dia dieZ a las cuatro de Ia tar
de llegamos a IN heTmoso pueblo
que acabahan de cvacuar los alcma-
mes. Mas de ~seiscientoS paiSanos vol
vicron a recupcrar su hbeTtad are
batada. Aqucllos seres parccian des-
De~tar dc I'm DrofuHdo lctargo de
mas De cuatro amos. No%sotros TO
cstamos en- condicion de interpre-
tar tai emociOn.
Acahabamos de haccr nuestra en-
chrada cuando una granada enemiga
vino a hacer bianco en- una asa oca-
sionaHdo dos muertes.-un soldado
americana : una sonora f~rancesa que
apcNas comenzaba a kahorear Ia
Iibcrtad. En- esos momentos Sc prin-
cipi6 Ia preparation para IN formi-
dah'c aSalto cue Sc verificaria al a.
maneccr del dia siguiente. Nucstros
b~atallCrcs OCuparon Sus puestos
respcctivos: nueStra artileria Sc en-
rlazG: Sc dicron las 6rdenes neccsa-
riaS y TODD uued6 dispucsto en- c5pe-
IL de IA orden de eiecutar cl alta
que
LEGO 81 dia once ouc con impa-
clcncia cSpcraha nueStro cjercito. En-
las primeras horas de aquel dia a unO
dc mis- compaReros que tenia Ct pa
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Nuestra uiSina jornada

4 mi Il sanciila. pero Verl-
G;rs me propongo relatar dc M
Giar;c 10 que creo fUera nucStra u
tina tornado. digo Ia ultima por-
one tel es nueStra fe en- el trlunfo,
mas en- verdad, en- estoS momentoS
tan SOLO goGap,os de IA paI &c los
t~reinta Y circo dias De tregua cue
henos concedido al enems|o que,
eyha1sto. cast nos ha s~CDlc2do.
Llevabamos algunos dias dc des-
canso. no muy leios del trente de
bstaIIa. cuando Sc los anunclo Ia
, neces;Lad preciSa De hacer IN ultl-
no e~sfuerzo. Este no fue en- Vano
sino que traio a satisfaction los re-
sulta6os e~sDerados por les olrecro-
res 4 Guienes esta Sujeto nueSJro
/ plan de campana.
FL Is de 0crubre. e. SarTeNto
| del Servicio Ge IUteligenc:a Y 20, re-
| chimes ordeu de If q ocupar G! H.
oar cue crciamos ocupar dIraEte e.
eSsfto que iba a hacer nuestrc re-
pimierto NJ amanecer del ola prime
! 70 de Noviem0re. La primera origa-
n de nueStra division estaCa va en-
81 frcnte Y va habia llag@do q su
! ooietiyo: ahora Ia nueztra loa en- sU
| relieve.
/ Nosotros ocupamos n ~cstacion re-
/ rrocarriIera. constructors a!ero2n2
que formaba 81 aprovisionamlento
. en- m~areria,cs, tanto de boca como
! de yuerra. Cuatro dias paSamoS ain
/ siendo 81 blanco de Ia artlllerla
| enem;ea que solo estaba Z unos
cuatrc Kilometres. A uHos c'en me-
tros al oestc estaba Roroagna, Pc
7 oueIa alGca: al sur var.as cocnas
dc camnana: 10 mismo que varioS
| canoaes De grueso caliore. Estos III
cares eran constantemenCe bomoar-
/ deaG5s y frecuentemente haoia ha-
I ias en- muertos o heridoS.
Al oscurecer del ola 80 comcnza-
ron q pasar en- pequenos grupos deS-
tacamenros de nuestra 5rig2da. I!
enemico Sc do debida cuenta del
movimiento de uuestras trop2S Y 2u-
so e. actividad iatensa 81 artil!erla
one no cesc de b1mbardear toda
a0uclla noche arroiando innumera-
bles Uroyectiies de- gases astlNan-
ties. Aquclia noche fue muy pel-
~rcSa.
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Una noche terrible.

e. 6ia 81 de Ncv.embre continue
el movimeinto de nuestras trop2S Y
10 mismo Ia actividad de Ia 2rVilie-
ria enemiga. 4 las cuatro de IA tar
dc nos pusimos Ell Marcia e. sar-
gerto Y yo. 4 dos kilometres estaoa
81 p C.. Los explosives caian muy
serrido Sobre el canine. NuchIslmas
besyias de carga habia mUertas a 10
largo del canine; tambien e. rc@le-
70 de equipos dc Soldado era hume
roso, e Gecir. TODD aqueilo que a
rroia Ia irfanteria en- su marcha
forzaGa cuandO riene cue atencer Z
Ia resistsncia que ,e ofrece ell enc
mlgO.
Sobre nuestro canine Que segui-
mos, en- IN vaiiecIto, Sc hao!a acam-
| pado el segunGo battalion. ToGos los
soldados Sc ajauaban en- caviar pO-
EOS para ~protejerse De Ia metralla.
, Ea habiar ocurrido a!gunaS desgra-
Gins. POGO anteS Re l.cgar, una gra-
| NADIA bahia hecho peGaZcS 4 dos SOL
dados. LegamoS sin n~ovedaC, pero,
mas tardc tuve cue voiver 4 hacer
un nuevo v!aje 4 IA estaclon, para
servir como guia q nueStroS compa-
1e~os. Maestro reCreSo 10 h.cmos
sin contratiempo alguac, pero. no
! deiamos dc preSenclar las eScenas
| tristes Y SangTientaS que son tan
comunes en- eI freHve de comOate.
/ Nuestro ~coro1el Y IN teHiente fran
/ ces de los Gue sirvep n nueStro re-
gin:ento marchaban a cOrta dlStan-
| cia Galante de aCSolros. ri aleman,
| siempre a!crta. G~iSriGguio a nuestros
! ofi.iales Y les abrio fuego 0 una
I baIeria. Durante los cortoS Interva-
los d. aQueIIa lluvia De proEectl!eE :.
tuv;mos que ~SuSpender nlcS,ra mar
cha para diSniuujr asI e. hi2nco
aue hGciamos sobre el canine. NueS
! troS oficiaIes salieroN ileSos. mas hu-
DO algunoS heviGoS entire los So!da-
dos.
CorenzaJa n ncche . cu5rirnos
coz 81 dense manic. De vez Ell
cua7do Sc deiaba Or e sinisstro
silbar de a,g.na granada alem2na
SegqiLa de 81 terrible explosion Y
! muchas veces cortando yidas hama
mas. DeSpues de cscaS eTplcsiones
one Sacudian "a atm0sfera Y cuvo
eco 10 repetian los valies, t0do vol
vie Il Gucdar en- an tetrico S~jlencio,
hacicrdo asi con cstc mas prolon-
| gadas ' angustiosas auestras horas.
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Es IN hecho que mis- metodos De
curar sin medicinal son tan sinples
como Electives ' absoutamenCe ge-
nuinos. Sc ha probado, por inf
nidad de casos que yo he tratado,
que por medic de estos mttodos Sc
ma eliminado Ia causa de Ia enferme-
dad = han restablecido su salud, en-
tenares de personals que por e@oS
habian experimenJado cUa2to les ha-
BIZ sIdo possible sin uIngun resuIla4o
V despues de haber sido deSahucia-
dos por ~euinentes eS~peciaijstas. La
distancia no es nIngun obStacu.o.
pues he curado = mUchas personals
u janas he ~conocid0. EsIls perSo-
mas estsn muy a~gradecidaS ) reco-
miendan mis- melodies de curac sin
medicinal. Lea sus testimonies en-
Ia edicion semanaria de IA PREM
SA." TenGo en- mi poder miles de
estos testimonies y los cua!es mall
dare con gusto 4 toda persana QIe
los solicite.
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Aquel silencio apenas era interTum-
pido por el sordo palear de los SOL
dados cue cavaban suS pozos para
Gescarsar alguuos momentos. Lo que
nos movia a tai tarea no era otra
cosa que el instinto de "a propla
conservation, pues que blen po0la-
mos saber cual seria C. reSu!tado 81
algun proyectil venia a hacer blan-
co; fuerZa para la cual dc POGO nan
servido las grueSas conStruccloneS de
cemento V acero. Dicho este, jde que
podiGn servi- las debiles enramaGas
cubiertas con un POGO de terra que
| era TODD 10 que podiamos lmprovi-
sar en- los cortos momentoS de que
disporiamos? FL amplio subterraneo
que proteJia Z nGeStros superlores
tan solo 10 cubria una lamlna de
hero de POGO espesor Y terra suei-
Ia.
Mis- otros dos companeros en- VI
da mi!itar. un S~andieguense Y otro
de Brackettiville. V 70, tomamos pre-
cauci6ncs al construir nueStro dug
out" 10 cavamos de modo Que nues
tras cabezas vinicron 4 Quedar baJo
las raices de unos arboleS que slno
| eran corDuientoS 81 : q tuerteS y
nos ofrecian protection. No nos rue
dificil hal!ar MADEIRA para cuhrlr!o
Doroue la arti!3eria habia acabado
nor arrasar todos aqucllcs boSques.
Las cajas dc municion que cstaban
sicndo desocupadas para abastecer
nucstro tropa las r~ecogiaElos y las re-
Ienabamos de terra, que puestas
en- los flancos nos servian dc parape-
70
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J. Luz Sacnz.

Los CIRUJANOS conviencn on que on TO-
dos los casos De cortaGuras. Guemaduras. las.
y hc-idas. IL PRIMERA CCRA-
CION O. n mas importantc. CUando Un an
t~iscptico EFTCIEETE IS APPLICABLE violcnta-
mcUtc. no hay pcliGro dc infection y las
ncridas comicnzan-a cicatri5ar dcsdc iueGo,
Para ri uso del hombrc q dc los ~alimaIcS,
ROROTONE cs Ct antiscptico ideal y ~cicatri-
zador dc las heridas. Comprslo aEora rtizmo
y este prevcnido en- case Dc c~uaiguicr c1lCr,
Ecrcia. Dc vcnta po- Ia 3oti,a San Fcdro
80 W. Commerce St. San Antolio, Texas.
tAd".)
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No puedo deJar pasar Ia telZ
ooortunIiad que Sc NE prcsenta pa
"a escr;birIe NADIA de nuevo tengo
Que decrrie. ' tai vez NADIA de M
Dortancia sino para 81 redUcido nu-
nero i anhe!amoS y esPeramoS I'm
mejor r?&nara.
Destruir por complete Ia auto
cracia as ~pcderosa, pellgTosa J 4
n.era:arte que eNl$t'a para los
oueblos dGbilcs, es sin duda, una
obra rrandiosa 2 improbable 81 sc
toma en- consideration el preclo d
cye hemos tenido que adGu!rlrla.
En- estos momentos de grata eN-
3cctaciCr, cuan felices nos creemo5
3orque nuestra ardiente te nos ma
20 YER Il la P~rovidcGcia dara 81
fslto MEMORABLE en- favor de nues-
IRA causa. coronado con Ell 'Nlto "e-
seado ell sacrifice de nN2sIros es-
fuerZos. 49,.
Tambien esperamos on que hanra
ouien Sc eac2rgue Y Sepa fIel tras-
nasar a auestros ascendienteS, ha-
c;EndoIos apreciar Ell desprendi-
nniento de aGuelios millones de almaS
cue hubieron de inmOlarse para
asegurar la paz y confraternidad De
Ia human!dad CT el porvenlr. huy
poccs seran uucstros alaS pare yer
cicatrizarse Ia herida cue acaoa dc
safrir 81 genera humane. ! por ESQ
nodemos esperar que del comnaEtl-
mfa3t9 de csc immense dolor comur
hs de desprenderse Ia u~nificaclon
de las razas en- Ia terra como JafnaS
Sc IA vIstO.
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e cata.ro 80 hsco Euzaanento Do.cs:o GUAM
co ohst-uyo leo eoa6urtos naaa]cs. eaussaco
Eraa6cs ruoiesiss para r~cspiraI, psro 81 ve1-
dadeco pclisro Sc encuenta cuaa6o Hesas q
ints-essr los ~putnonea-
Esta es el rroGvo por q cue! usssd debc
coaa2rendar In !=portanc;a de attended, ces;-
tancnte eta ete.ci6n, = 10 perd-r tempo
expcrincnsxa6o raedi-a1ae2.cs qu. so,.neente
pr0den toczr IL scpe-fic!s- Para Podc- vrse
lib-e del Cairo. 6ene que a~rroja- los ger
ncacs &c ID enfe-nsdsd que esiso en- Is ssn-
gre.
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jTODOs EsTAb SUFRIENDO CON FL CATARR07.
jP6R QUE CONTTNuAN USANDO PROCED1MlENTO
MADECUADOS?.
Los lavados y duchss nuaca 10 curaran.

Los ~espsndidos sesultaaes quo 80 han eese
lido con 81 uso del S. S. s.. q cual nsrois cea''
I,Ie.araenta n csuca de' ID catc.-nsdad. de a
uus Is IN p.rfecsn sntsdosp, 10 iniiezn con
scxu-!dad II ned!e.ns c Que listed deSs ro=a'
S. s. S. esS . Ia +eatn e. ted-s LA 6-oEue-
rfs.. 81 csted 6eses ohsener cca,u!ts -ed!:1
vrEti. acerc. de &c caco eoecia. ese-iea 9 4
.;vuieute direction: Chise Medical Adys-:.
Swift Specific Co. Dept B, ATLANTA'
GEORGIA. ADV
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Cuaudo necesite ITbros Ell cspaho!
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
dirijase a Ignacio z. Lozsno, lis n.
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ATTENTION: :ATENCIoE!
rsCApSC

ATTENTION: :ATENCIOE!
! CfSARSE.
Csta!oSo &c Ganas neSicaHas y otras
~aaciorzIiGadzs y extenS2 AsLa &c her
ucsos HombceS-
Eavienos uu DOLLAR soaHs1te y nos
otros le rsn!urercoS. = yGe!i2 dc CO.
rrro. uueS=o complete ca-a.oEo Ta'r-
MONA! con ~desclpc.oass tetallscas, 20
TOGRAFIAS. NOMB2ES ! DLRECCIC-
Mes de y0ysRcs, ss7or@s ssro-!,a5
1,rxicarss = Ec o;ras ~r=cional:GadcS, n
Cz-nas viuGas &c 3a:acaab!cs @ntsccc-H-
ts, qu.eEes Gescgn ~eacoat-a- IN no2ra-
DO y busn cspcsc. "a. pIede sc1o:--
e -di-,ctaneGie 4 cuaigule-a &c elias
y concrae- IN ma:-.norio IeH= en- coz
70 tempo. Sonos GiS:soS &c conEian=a
' ros dc5.casuos = IN necoclo hor-slo
y Eci:o. No 2e-nita. 3ueS, que - Pc
ouena slraa dc IN do.a- este de poC
medic ea.re I'd. y 81 muy Ivsiole IL
LICTDAD MATRIMONIAL.
ES---5a nov mls:Go \:
RELIANCE CLUB.
Box SO. Lcs Angeles. Cal.
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Tn antique amigo nuestro, que "a
otyas veces ha hecho Saber por nues-
tro conducto a los l~ectoreS de La
Prensa" sus ~impreSiones de Ia gran
guerra. o ma eScrito ultimamente
estas ~cxrresivas lineas:
Sr. Ignacio E. Lozarc-
lis Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas.
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Prot. Nj. {. Martinez.
Poderoso Sarador.

119i2 S. Spring St.
Los Angeles. Gal.
Evening journal., 1919-12-05

I found a fair sized bull moose spread
that had been left by some previous
hunting party. This gave us hunch,
so when we went back TO camp IL was
decided to decorate the bow of our boat
with the spread left by the other fell
lows.
Long before we reached camp we
noticed the boys were standing out in
the open waiting TO see what luck we
had in our wild cscapade. We noticed
later they had the glasses on us and to
make IL good we all smiled and waved
our hats in glee This was too much
70" Alderman, who was tlckled 10 death
TO see US come back with the bacon"
10 is worth mentioning here that
Kelly, the cook had just finished bak-
ing two berry pies ard had placed them
on the ste Of our ilsh-tug 10 cool. 10
IS also worth while 10 chronicle the
fact that Acke~man, In his desire 10 get
good picture Of our happy hunting
party made a clean double" on those
two berry pies. one foot plastcred
squarely In each.
lie rot the picture. bTt II the cook
could have had his way the party
probably would have ended up in a
mn der. then and there.
,A7Othcr Speaker Sto~y Tomo row.)
Evening journal., 1919-12-05
Beck tt Us. Caypentier in London Ring Battle

LcND0N Dec 5. United Press' Joe
Bee ell, heavyweight hampton o' Eng.
land meets Georges Ca pontlcr king
Of the ench hcav cs. In twenty
rorrd bout at Ho.burn stadium here
tor ght.
The winner will be matched with
Jack Demnsey for the heavyweight
champ onship OF the world.
II will be a match Of skill against
brawn. Carpenter will depend on SCI
ence and ring genera ship to overcome
the hand cap OF twenty pounds SUI
perior we ght.
AZ go London time equal TO 4.31
p. NJ New York time) the battlers VIII
enter the ring before a crowd Of about
4c00 Carpenter will weigh around
iG5 mounds. while Beckett will weight
about ISL pourds Carpenter is feet
I inch in he'ghi, while Beckett is five
feet ten inches Both are twenty-five
years old.
Carpenter is one Of the best known
flgorcs in the ring while Beckett was
practically unknown until last Feb
ruary when he jumped into the lime
light by knocking out Bombadicr Wells
in a few rounds
The Frenchman has fought close to
100 battles 5 nee 1851 and has an inn
presslve Est OF knockouts lie retired
from the ring In i9ii and entered the
French dying corps. where be qualified
as a q ght sergeant and won the Me
daille Mlitaire and the croX de guerre.
His fight tomo row night will be his
ilrst since the end Of the war
Beckett also had his ring career in
terrupted by the war. lie served as an
air mechanic IN the Royal Air Force.
The British hampton started fight
ing when he was ghl years old and
knocked out his first opponent. for
which he received the magnificent sum
Of 60 cents. II Is first big match was
with Packey Mahoney e ght years ago,
and Joe was knocked out lie was also
put to sleep at various times by Frank
Goddard. Harry Reeves and Pat OKeefc.
He then began a campaign that resulted
Evening journal., 1919-12-05
s7he Breahs Of the Came"
You Hear 1t in Football NOU

They're stealing b1sebal's sun 70
use on the gr'd'ron They're nov
taking about the breaks" in the gam
and they are right too. More game
have been won and lost throu'l
breaks" than eve~ before in g''diro.
I history In almost every 'mporlsn
game there has been q break iha
turned v.clory into defeat. Instance
are numerous
/ Gcil NJ down 10 The cause is no
so dnlcut The foNNa d pass anC
many tries for ntld goals made man,
b e3ks.
/ In one Of the greatest games Of tn
/ year-ihe Ill,no sob o b3ltlc-fOr IN.
western championship there we
brcaks-lWO OF them In that game H.
/ l'nois apparently had cinchcd victory
Wth rs touchdown n The FIRST period
/ The teams were evenly matched an
after one daehiny run down IN
field by Sternaman Of Illinois the ,
was no scoring until in the secOnC
half.
And then. with defeat staring then
in tho face and the hearts Of th
Ohio Stale crowd mighty heavy Chic
Farley mad" good on forward pass
Il was a long one and into a corner
OF The field Harley had missed pass
after pass No one thought this one
would succeed Thee was no one
on hand 10 take IT, But from some
whore q crimson war or tore loose
and raced madly toward the fan ng
ball. He got it ONO scored a touch
down on the next play and thon kick
ed q goal, putting them INTO the lead
one point Then they appeared certa n
winners. for the time was getting shO"t
and ihe teams resumed Their death grip
in the center OF the field They might
have gotten by with a victory but they
tried a pace kick from almost the m d
DE OF the neld. Here came another
break The kick was 1lOcFed and the
ball rolled for ya-ds and yards back
Of the Onto team II must have bounc-
ed and rolled 20 yards An I'lnois
player finally fell on It ard the next
minute Fletcher kicked a field goal and
time was up.
There we"e b"eabs in the Y9le-p"'nce-
ton ard tn Yalo-Harvard game They
counted The breaks went 90 Pitts
bVrgh against West Virginia The
broars went with West N.rg MA
aga INST Princeton.
Many o. tho "b-eaks" have been
made by the team benentirg the same
as q good team makes ITS Breaks in
bascbal but Z seems more noticeable
in football whe-e fo~ years and years
tho spectators have been accustomed
TO seo'ng 'ho team strongest phys cal
ly the ono fastest in all ln"s, win its
games Tho game is gett'rS tr'ck'er
year by yesr They're taking more
Evening journal., 1919-12-05

Manager OF the Near-Champion Indians.
'Moose-hustle up, Spoke. Two moose
over on St Ignace Islandr
With this startling Information Nor
ris Ackerman rushed into camp one
morning while we We're all calmly cat
ing breakfast. A few minutes later our
guides, Anderson and Boone, were
hurrledly pulling two sets Of GA s for
st. Ignace half-mie away 10 invest
gate couple Of moose that were feed
ing along the waters edge, headC7
south.
We figured TO cut back Of an island
that laid between simpsons and ST.
Ignace and head the two big animals
or. This we did, in fact. we cot there
quite a while in advance o. the moose
and were calming smoking our pipes.
th.nking perhaps they had hi The b'sh
back Of the island when suddenly both
came into view. You can imaginc orr
surprise and disappointment when we
found that both we~e the female of tn
species and therefore protected from
harm.
Howeye~. the two guides sugg 'sted
that 20 inta-this hav whore The moose
had walked out. and look Il Owe. We
Evening journal., 1919-12-05

m twenty knocFouts and showed him
into the limel ght, but he quick y faded
1way and became prominent again only
his year, when decisive victories over
Wells, Goddard and EDDIE McG0orty.
the American. made him a cand date
for the worlds championship crown
Beckelt's father at one time was a
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fighter and ne has a brother now in
The ring. lie spent his boyhood days
travelling around with a carnival owned
by b 5 parents ard it was on these trips
that he sta ted nght'ug Outs'd' Of The
ring Beckett is an abe athlete, being
good as swimming, running, pole-vault-
'ng and hurdl'ng.
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gong to come, for or against the ones
Ia 'ng chances
This la gely has been responsible 90
the many upsets n f0Oiba IN fax
The same p"o5ably will be true Of he
season of 1920
Football Is a changed game.
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chances than they formerly did and
Wh"n they take chances breaks" are
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ma, vacilla e, per non cadere, 81
appoggia ad un rozzo tavolo che
era in quella stanza.
- vi semitic male, buona fan
ciulla? - chiese GaetanO.
CoStei non riSpose, ma guarda-
va fisso il medico con una curio-
sta indehnibile; poi, facendo
quasi un grandissimo sforzo per
soTeggerSi in piedi, 81 allontano
per andare a comperare la medi-
Gina per la povera Mariangiola.
- Oh mamma! mamma mia !
- gridava piangendo la Giovan-
nina vedendo Ia madre tutta ira
sformata dial morbo.
- La giovanetta che e uscita
ora per una medicina e ella pure
figlia di Questa povera donna? -
domando Gaetano ALA Sl-Nico-
letta.
- No signore - coStei rispo-
Sc - La Si-Mariangiola non ha
che queSta creature.
Z addito la Giovannina.
- E che cosa e quella fanciul-
la?
- E una bardaScia che, or
son pochi mesi, venne ad abitare
laSSu.
E mostro la stanza di sopra.
- E una santa figliuola -
continue la popolana - non 81
vede e non 81 sente: fatica gior-
no e notte a lavorare i merletti e
ricami.
- Non ha famigila?
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Gaetano 81 volto bruscamente
verso gil ashanti e disse loro:
- Che coSa fate qui? Nolete
togliere ALA infeIma quel POGO
di aria che 81 respira qui? Su
via. sgombrate.
Gil ashanti, ed erano piu le
donnicciuole, 81 allOntanarono, e
rimasero a fare capannelli allin-
gTeSSo del baSSO.
L'ampalata era caduta in quel
periodic del morbo che 81 chiama
la paraliSi colerica-..
I'm abbondante sudor freddo
copriva la sua fronte; la cIanOSi
era completa; i crampi erano
giunti al cuore.
- Questa donna e morta -
diSse il medico - Non no che u
ma sola speranza di Salvarla.
Detto clio, egli cavo di tasca un
lapis e un pezzo di carta, e vi
scriSse a mo- di recipe alcune pa
role, Soato firmo col nome di
Brook.
- Mia buona fanciulla - dis
Sc ALA giovanetta - corTete ALA
piu vicina faTmacia, e recate SUI
bito queSta medicina. Eccovi del
denaro.
E pose nella mano di lei una
d'argento.
La giovanetta tolSe nellie sue
mani il pezzo di carta vi gitto
gil occhi per conoScere forse il
nome del medico forestiero.
Di botto, ella impallidisce, ire
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FRANCISCO MASTRlANI
Ia CONTESSA DI MONTES
Sesuito ALA CIECA DI SORRENTO

arrivato - Che cosa q E questa
porzione?
- Non so - riSpose la giOva-
Meta, guardando con una certa
suana perplessita il medico fore
stiero - Iha recata il medico
della municipalita.
- Date a me.
Gaetano assaggio appena su
la punta della lingua la bevanda;
poi gitto uno sguardo sul'infer-
ma, e disse:
- QueSta bevanda sarebbe
stata utile un'ora ia; ora e dan
nOSa.
E lancio addosso ale persone
che gil erano dietro il contenuto
del bicchiere.
Non vogliamo dimenticare di
dire che dietro al medicO fore
stiero era entrata una folla di Gu
riosi giacche mel nostro paese la
curiosita e talvolta piu forte del
la stessa paura della morte.