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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-09-05
Understandable Report.

Report heard in st. Louis was that
the management of the Browns would
deal with Connie Mack for Jack Bar
ry, but it doesn't seem reasonable.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-09-05
Dimensions.

The Atlantic may be only 10
hours wide, but I'm just as deep as
ever.-New York Sun.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-09-05
Tin From Malay.

The amount of tin exported from
the Federated Malay States In the
last year was S7,370 tons, valued at
S51 ,52O,532.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-09-05

tic circles in Brooklyn few years ago.
He has been pitching practically moth
ing but shutouts and low hit and small
score games.
The Giants retained string to Hoyt
for some time. He was farmed out in
1917 and also in 1918. Last winter he
was sent to Rochester as part payment
for Catcher Earl Smith, but refused to
report.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-09-05
A Wonder.

"Do you swear, little boy"
"No, but say, you just ought to hear
my old man."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-09-05

The owl is the most solemn looking
bird-and the most stupid.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-09-05
Robertson Goes to rexas.

Pitcher Dick Robertson, sold recent
" by New Orleans to Washington, has
been transferred to Fort Worth by the
washington club.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
HOW DID THIS HERRING ES-
CAPE.
4 Correspondent in the New York
Evening Post SatiricaIly Suggests
the Name of Live Statesman for
a Dead One.

Sir: We are living in an era of in
tcnsive Amcricanizatiom. Thr chief
phase of this process consists in the
suppression OF everything which. by
mental association. may remind one of
our now thoroly vunuuished encmy-7
Germany.
Banks. hospitals. and other institu-
tiOns formerly surnamed German have
been renamed to commemorate our
own private heroes. Frankfurtcrs,
sauerkraut and dclicatessen have had
to doff their irnperialistic names. and
by their present ones proclaim the
cause of Liberty. No longer is our
family druggist Deutscher Apothe-
ker.
There is. however. one particularly
flagrant exception to this general up
roofing of appcllations which may set
our fOrpign-born residents dreaming
of the cultural ilcshpots of Imperial
Germany | believe it illustrates the
inSidiousness of German propagandr
GS well as our prOvcrbially casy-golnS
ways that the Bismarck herring. nam
ed after that arch imperialist and
JunIler. has been permitted to retain
its name.
May /. thru your columns. suggest
70 the National Security League that
phcrc is its opportunity To Justify its
existence?
BY all means retain the herring. hut
wipe the hateful name off the menus
and memories.
our republic needs remain migrate
fuI no longer. when it may confer
everlasting fame on its heroes and
Statesmen by naming its broadest ave
nucS, its fastest growing towns. and
its most piquant dclicacics after them.
| hereby and herewith propose that
the above league Immediately take
steps TO have the bismarck herring
renamed. and | beg to place that stcrl'
| ing American. our chairman of the
! House Military Committee. Il man who
in his own noncombatant way has
done more to develop citiZcnry as
| saying 100 per cent. AmcricaniSlu
! than any other foreign born. in nom
| ination for the honor Of having this
| gastronomc work of art named fol
| him. Bismarck herring is dead. Long
| live Julius Kahn herring
EUGENE GORDON.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
CENTENARY PAPERS
AN OTHERS

In honor of the celebration of the
centenary of the birth of the great
leader, Rabbi Isaac NJ. Wise i'll the
coming month of April, his pupil,
Rabbi David Philipson will publish a
volume entitled: Centenary Papers
and Others
The opening chapter will be II re
view of the achievements of Dr Wise
and an estimate of his personality.
DIR. Philipson knew DIR. Wise init
mately for II quarter of century, first
as pupil and then as colleague. There
is no rabbi in America more'Iualified
to do justice to this subject
The other papers included i'll the
volume consist of essays and addresses
by DIR. Philipson on notable occasions.
When the centenaries of the great
Jewish rcformers. samuel Holdhcim,
Abraham Gciger and Max Liiienthnl
were observed by the Ccutral Confer
encc of American Rabbis, Dr. Philip
son was entrusted by his colleagues
with the task of furnishing the cen
tcnary papers. So also when the Con.
ference celebrated its twenty-fiith an
niversary DIR. Philipson delivered The
anniversary address, The Principles
and Achievements bf the Central Con-
ference of American Rahbis.' This
comprehensive review of the work of
the Conference as well aS other cclc
brated addresses such as Israel the
International People. Like. People,
like Priest" Debt and Duty of the
Jews to the United States. Are
the Germans the Chosen People. ana
others form the remaining contents of
this new volume by one of the fore
most rabbiS of the country,-tl Pub
lishcd by Tn" Ark Publishing Coz
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

: Give me II few friends who Will love
nc for what | am: ana keep ever
burning before my vagrant steps me
kindly light of hope. And tho age
and infirmity ovcrtakp me. and come
not within sight of the castle of NY
dreams, teach me still to he thankful
s-lur life. and for times oldcn mem
urirS that are good and sweet: ant.
may the evenings twilight find me
gentle StilI.-MaN Ehr1nanu.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
BUILD UP WITHOUT "KNOCKING"

This construction period reconstruction period
Build up the slogan Every well each religious
body is planning work. raising funds to conduct it, and
the enthusiasm OF its membership the
aspirations
This splendid 1t fakes the aroused spirit of the
which had awakenedhe material and selfish
indifference of the converted to atruc and patriotic
alive and ready be OF service each
noble and inspiring
There many outlets for the
spirit Rouse efforts by the lmiess
opportunities before the people, always
This destructive work. Do down the work
those who before Their work constructive
generation; it that that build today.
Shoup addressing Jewish audience last week.
brought out this point in very telling
when Solomon built the Temple at Jerusalem, he sad it
was chise mae
roseessy beautiful reared completion AT
present time building temple. If want
careful that it constructed without
he of the hammer. We must have no 'knockers
Many prone it. Without the upward effort
foefahers could not have made greater
which take such pride
developed tremendously be it
religious outlook And behooves
their heritage gratefully instead of decng their achieve
rnents q
Build up 1t is true that of today not ad
as modern others had generation Yet
they too, progressing and forging ahead.
impossible do otherwise. One must drop by
the wayside.
Especially Judaism. All Judaism is
strange waters flow into it. Some
wholly absorbed others their the stream
There edde whng their sheltered
shows sagnant From its onward no part
of purity progress advancement Each is
that has served and will continue
humanity by its great truths of Justice and Democracy
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
THE MONTH Or ADAR.
BY AARON KrLIK.

written for the Jewish News
with the arrival of the month of
.Adar, our joys increase
Such is the proclamation on the east
wall Of the Beth Hamedrash. Wor-
Slippers. facing Eastward see the
sign. in Hebrew characters. on white
ca rd board. the lettering being the
work of an ardent scholar Of the Beth
i iLamcdrash.
This month of Adur usually comes
in March-whcp the hard winter ends,
and Spring is ushcred III. hearing
promise of plenty in business. and ncw
life to dormant nature.
The quotation is from the Talmud.
Adar is ripe in promises: success is
imminent weddings are blessed there
Is joy for every one.
The Beth Ilamcdrash scholars with
out worldly cares without worldly Joys
see in Adar Il spiritual transformation
in the change OF the scaSUnS-in the
melting SHOWS and the twittrr of ear
~ robins Beloved historical events
urc linked with the month ot Adar-
Dn the seventh. is the anniversary pL
Moses. the I.uw-giver. when the Beth
IIamrdInsh is w0ndrouSly illuminated
with candles. ON the fourteenth is
/ the purim festival when everybody
/ exchange gifts. and even wise Old
/ heads forget, their dignity Four
/ weeks thence comes Passover. for
which preparations are made by The
! scholars on Il most extensive scale.
even to the neglect of regular studies
In some years there are two AdarS,
one following the other. In such
scholars on II most extensive scale,
still in the full grip of win
ter. 1t is F"bruury. the ground
is covered with ice and th" wtno
lowIS furiouSly for its prey pnt
needs must recall the words Of ON
$agrs, which rc-ussurc us, and promise
success.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

present volume will convince the read
or that the author embodied in this,
his last work. thc wealth of knowledge
and. information accumulated during
busy and energetic life. 1t may
justly he said that this book contains
the essence of the authors manifold
literary activity. The introduction,
which is brilliant in its presentation.
gives IA clever analysis of the causes
of the sO-called higher anti-Semtism.
while the nine chapters deal With the
following themes: The people of the
Book. the Church and the Jews. Jews
become Europeans, MediacNal Jews as
Intellectual Intermediates. Influence
Of Jewish Thought in the Middle Ages.
Jews and Commerce. Jews and Cap
italism, The breakdown of the
Church Empire. Jews ana Liberalism.
In addition. the seventh chapter has
an ENcurSuS ON Somblrt, which is II
trenchant review of the theories of
the distinguished German economist.
1t will thus he seen that all phases
of Jewish activity for the past two
thousand years have heen dealt with
in this work. which will prove Il
the scholar and the luyman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
"HATZUR TAMIM PO'OIO."
Paraphrased by the Rev. A. A. Green,
London, England.

o God. Thy work is perfect unto
And all thou doest faithful is and
right.
o Rock of strength, Give lis the
strength to see
Beyond Deaths gloom. Thy bright
eternal light.
Our life is measured out by Thee
above
And to Thy will each human heart
must bow;
No frail remonstrnncc mars our per
feet love.
No man shall say to Thee What
doest Thou?"
When suffering 10 human fault is due
Forgive o Lord and stay Thtne
hand, we pray,
And when' it brings but trial of faith
anew,
Turn Thou the night Of gloom to
trustful day.
our life at best is but passing shade
This world. at brightest. but II vale
of tears.
Teach us to value each true effort
made
To measure life by deeds and mol
by years.
righteous art Thou q God and ever
lust.
And none can question. none with
stand Thy will.
And though our hearts be humbled 10
the dust,
Teach us. through all. to see Thy
mercy still,
When blessings bring Thy sunshine
to our heart
Let gratitude uplift each soul nj
rest.
Snd when to bear our griefs becomes
our nartL
Let faith and hope cNhort us-God
knows best
The Lord has siven-Iraise unto HIS
Name
But with that praise our task is but
begun
The Lord hath takcn-still our thought
the same.
His Law our Law. His will. not ours
he done.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
LOWELL. ON THE JEWS.

One of the most curious of these
frcmzic~ of exclusion was that against
the emancipation of the Jews. MI
share in the government of tn" world
was denied for centuries To perhaps
the ahlc<t. certainty the most tena-
CiOuS. race that had cver lived i'll it
the race to whom we owed our fcIl-
giun and the pureSt spiritual stimulus
and consolation TO he found in all
litpratUrr-H race in which abllltS
seems aS natural and hereditary rs
the curve of their noses. and Whose
blood. furtiycly mingling with The
blur~t bloOds in Europe, has uuickcn"d
them with its own indomitahlc i'm
pulSium-.IamrS Russell Lowell.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
Zionist Night at Forum.

An extremely Interesting meeting of
the Synagog Forum was held last
week under the leadership of MIR.
David Gross. y splendid resume OF
current Jewish events was given by
Miss Yetta Biustock Mr.. Israel Mil
Ter gave the philosophic background
of Jewish Nationalist aspirations, and
pr. Goldbloom reviewed the life and
times of Theodore HcrZl. recalling his
prophetic utterances coming true to
day.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

Cantor Meyer KancwSky. following
ether liturGicai singers Of New York
gave his first song recital in Carnegie
Hall Sunday night before a small
house. as once did loser R0Spnblau.
who now sing to thousands, The new
conner. Il lyric tenor. WIS heard AZ his
best in ritual airs and Interesting Rus
sian and Jewish folksongs. He gave
in Russian an, "pcratic air from la
.JuivC." and less successfully challcng-
ed comparisons in the "QueSta Q
puelIn" from "Rigolettu."
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
Books and Magazines
JEWISH CONTRIBUTIONS TO
CIVILIZATION"

The Jewish Publication Soclety pi
America has just published II vollimc
entitled Jewish Contributions to
Civilization" from the pen of the DIS
tinguiShcd literaterr. the late Dr.
Joseph Jacobs. The author was II
thinker and writer of unusual breadth
and versatility. Among the subjects
to which lie gave his attention was
the comparative distribution of jew
iSh ability rs the result of researches
he had undertaken in association With
Sir Francis Galton.
pr. Jacobs had intended to write Il
comprehensive work. entitled Ihe
Jewish Race-A Study in National
Character" in sixty-seyen chapters,
the outline of which was printed pri-
vately i'll London, 1889. II was per
haps his occupation with this general
subject which turned his Thought 10
Jewish contributions to European
civilization.
The careful reader will notice that
the Introduction and vario'rs parts oil
the book show the polished style of the
master. The brilliant mind the wide
reading. and the broad Information Oh
the author are manifest everywhere
and his calmncss and obJrctlNltT OF
Judgment will make this, his last w rk'
valuable contribution, NOT only to
Jcwisb literature, but to Ghr history
of modern civilization.
Joseph jacobs WAS not an apollo
gctc-hiS wish was to po'hlt out the
share of the Jews in the worlds pro
grcS,,. He was convinced, that inc
part PLAYED by the Jews had never
been adequately acknowls dS'd. WI
the other hand. he puts forward nc
claims which cannot be su!bstanliateu
| by solid facts.
In this book he dwclls pT'on Jewish
achievement i'll the vail"'Is fields Oh
research during the past Uro Thousand
Years. He shows that the Jews nave
made themselves n constituh' mt cielnei
of that civilization to viii c Ii they ar'
heirs equally with 9th Gr nations
creeds and peoples.
Joseph Jacobs was one ol inc i'i
portant figures in the Jew ny. Of "u
age He was born at Sy dncy. New
South Wales. on August 2!': lS''f- WA
was educated in England IL nd died II
New York in 1916 He was an cN
trcmcly versatile writer. and mad
valuable contributions To -FddNl"r'
history! and anthropology. y lcntl"
may b" madr of the following books
The Fables of Bidpai.' AcsoTf Fan
les. English Fairy Tales. "'"ltl
| Fairy Tales" Indian Fairy IaleS.
"Barlaam and Posaphat." = \rahla
Nights "F:uropc's Fairy Book Jew
of Angcvin England" AS otba rs SAY
Him." Sources of the History OF III
Jews in Spain. IA Bibliog1 aphic'
Guide to Amglo-Jewish History II
Comparative" Distribution of jews
Ability" The jewish Race 'jeN
ish Statistics
\ comparison of the abr% q 'lfi'
with the Table of Contents. OF th
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
BETH HA MEDROSH nAGADOL

Services are held daily at ahe Syna-
gog. The morning services at Il5,
Friday night services will be held
at sunset and at I 10.
This Friday night DIR, Kauvar Will
speak on The New Word in DiplO-
macy"
Saturday morning DIR. Kauvar will
speak on The Spring Month
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
THE SALVATION ARMY DRIVE

The Salvation Army making appeal for funds this week
to carry They will not have to ask second
who unacquanted with the work done by the
Salvation Army formerly spoke of them with nugcn smile
and paonizng The ambourine and drum made appeal
and shouting but the war has taught
us the Kindness the the sincerity
the Salvation Army folk; and with all courtesy and honor
wish them their which
and women helping them to attain
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

The New York Federation for the
support Of Jewish Philuntropic Socie-
ties has increased its opportunities for
good work. Two years ago when the
Federation wa" started it had twenty
two affiliated societies. now il has Sc
9rganiza ions enrolled. Its budget has
Increased from $l.TUO.OOO to $500
600.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
Religious School.

Religious school sessions begin at
10 o'clock.
years confirmation class will he con
Quoted this coming sunday morning
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

Jewish Weekly celebrated its first birthday
certainly recocous infant 1t has marked out
an entirely itself which interesting Like
youngsters of nqung mind it has searched out and
presented that entertaining and instructive
We trust it will reach a hale and hearty old
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

1t is pity that differ, the wise among
We only hurt the cause we are cha
pionng by so doing.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

Regular services will be held FRI
day evening. at 1:l5. Dr. Friedman
VIII speak on The Opportunities Be
fore Us
Saturday morning services. begin ut
10 80. Sermon, subject: Gods Rain
bow"
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

Governor Davis has appointed Rabbi
f. y. CaIish. of Richmond. a uCmh"''
of II commission of distinguished schol-
ars to compile complete and acr'lr-
ate history of Virgniu's part in ~"
World War.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

Blessed is the nation whose Cod l.
the Lord the people He hath cl"N 4
for his inheritance.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

BE not rash with thy mouth and
let not thy heart he husty to utter
anythin. before God: for God * in
hcnvcn and thou art upon earth: ::
therefore let thy words he few.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

Like H. father pitirth his chill
drcn. 50 the Lord piti"th them iHai
fear Him.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

Show It's thy mercy. o God. and lc
pcace dwell in our land.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

The path of duty leads TO saliva
tion,-Tamud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
. SynagOg Forum.

The following program Will Ne
given by the Synugog Forum Friday
evening. Miss Irene Miller chairman.
Current event, Miss Wilma cohn,
leader. Address on business Re
action in L. $. as result of the
World War. by Mr.. \. l.. GOldstcin.
y paper will be presented by DR.. L..
|. Miller on the Synugog Movement
\ Eit of History.
Dr. Lewis |. Miller will address the
members of the POSTGRADUATE club
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

The law of the Lord is perfect rs-
yiving the soul
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

The Lord is my portion. saith my
soul. therefore will | hope III Him.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26

Make good your W. S s. pledge.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-26
Meditations

Guard our tongues from evil, and
our lips from speaking guile.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
SECCION
GLORIOSO

La llceada de Herman Cortes a la p~aradisia-
ria del vcrgcl americana ser merece grabada en-
piedra blanca. Y solemnizada por los puebloS de ha-
bIa caSteliana. Que la gloria de COrtes no perte'
necc por exclusive dcrecho a Mexico, nj Il Iberia,
Sino a las razaS primitivaS Y dcrlvadas, que con Su
armlonioSo lexico ampiificaron SuS domlnloS Y re-
fundieron en- cl criSol de la civilization universal
su$ eSpiritus, sus idcaliSmos. suS alientos Y hasta
SuS fisOnomias.
LA cicncia contemporaries cSta violando los Sc
cretoS V las Sombras del pasado, para dcsentrcliar
la veracidad de los timhrcs legitlmoS de las anti
cuas civilizaciones mexicanaS. negadas por In par
cialidad 0 la ignorancia. pero patentlzada Por los
restos de los scombr de esaS fabricas milagroSas
que en- las zonaS arqueologicas de los Antiques I'M
perioS Y seiorios aborigeneS, V en- los muSeoS de la
yicia Tcnoxtitlan. de Europa V los Estados Unidos
prcSonan V prceonarAn Il las edadeS mas remotas,
In altiSima cultura que los Pueblos i~ndlsenaS To-
rraron cscalar con alctaZoS de Condor.
No. no fue a una horda o a tribuS primitiraS,
acknowledgements inferioreS, como los que habita,
ban los aduarcS dc las Selvas norteamericanaS. los
pucbloS que Herman CorteS vino a deSat1ar Y a CON
quiStar. Fran pucbloS cultiSimoS. reflnadoS' que
habia. elahorado la obra c~stetica Y clentlflca mas
bella auc haya Salido de las manoS dc los hombrcS,
COMO 10 cS sin diSputa, 81 calendarlo azteca. cu!a
cS Ia mole tie haSalto que en- cl MuSeo ue McAlCo'
admirarin todaS las "cneracloneS.
La figura dc Herman Cortcz cxigc. en- cl GUAR
10 crntcnario de ST arribo Il las playaS meNlcanaS'
In >olemnidad feStcioSa de una rcmeroraclon que
rnando mcnoS dcbc scr cSpirituai. Sc lmponc, l"r
totto. que los amantcS de las glorias patrlaS Y de
l., r,za, en- Mexico. en- America, en- E>paha. nos a
nr,>tpmoS. en- c~ualq,uicr forma. por Modesto que sea
, SolcmniZar In fccha. que 10 dcbe plSar madvertlda
ru los centres cultoS de ESpaia Y America.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
Senoritas! E~ntroduzcan
un pano h~umedecido
entire sus cabellos
y~redoblaran SUI
belleza
;Prueben este, FL pelo sc pone vigo'
roso, brillante. onduloso y her
moso desde luego.

Embellishments? Isl! de We
ras? Esa es su gran virtud. Sus
cabellos Sc tornaran delgados, ondu-
lantes, ricos Y abundantes, Y parece-
ran tan suaves, tan lust-osos, como
los de una nina, despues de aplicar-
Sc la "Danderine." Haga luego la
prueba. Humedezca IN PIANO o lien
20 con una poquita de "Danderlne"
e int-oduzcalo embellishments en- u
cabellos, frotandolos al mismo ITEM
DO. ligeramente. Esto limplara Ell
pelo del polvo, de Ia caspa y de Ia
excesiva grasa, Y en- unos cuantos
momentos habra redoblado listed Ia
belleza de sus cabellos. Una delicio-
sa sorpresa espera a aqueiias que
han descuidado ell aseo de 81 pelo, o
que 10 tengan aspero, escaso, reese
co, ~quebradizo o debil. Ademas de
hermosear ell cabello, la "Danderine'
disuelve toda particula de caspa;
limpia, purifica Y vigoriza el cuero
cabelludo. ~desterrando para slempre
las ~picazones, la caida del pelo, pero
10 que mas ia agradara a listed Sc
"a yer que despues de usarlo unas
cuantas Semanas, lie sale pelo,
finn Y pequeno al principle, 81, pero
reaImente nuevo pelo que POGO 8 po-
co va creciendo en- su cabeza. ST US
ted Sc preocupa por tener IN bonito
pelo, suave y a%bundante, COMPRISE
una botella de "Danderine", en- cual-
quier botica o perfumeria, y haga lue-
go la prueha. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25

FL DR. A SO

prescntaban NADIA; pero sc reunlcron
V Sc les permitio hacerlo: hablaron,
sin cesar. indefinidamente Y Sc les
permiti6 tanbien. Tramaron ell de-
rrocamiento del Enperador Y Ia Re
vcluci0n Ell ell Impecio Y sc les con-
sinti6 igualmente. Ahora han alcan-
zado 10 cue deseaban. La decoration
Sc ha lido a I'm abismo. Ell Empera-
dor esta muerto. Los b~olshevikls son
los amos. Sc trata de que Europa
~intervenga para poner a esos aooga~
dos. Z esoS profesores Y a eSoS pc
riodistas a Ia cabeza de los rusos-
de que ruScs? No son ellos los boil
shevikis? iSon los lealistas, los I'M
perialistas. los romanofistas? Son los
unicos que pueden waller, que pueden
formar una base de organization, de
defensa ' por consecuencia dc accton.
Los unicos. a condicion aun de que
tenran a su cabeza a un Romanoff, 81
alcuno Sc halla viyo. Los unicoS que
pueden hacer ell papel de soldados, ell
de braves; pero, en- medic de los que
Sc disputan con insuftoS los subsidies
" las prebendas, que no hacen NADIA
nj pesan NADIA. que no son capaceS nj
de levantar n compania, pero que
10 son de hacer batir por SUI cuenta
3 todos los pueblos de Europa iquien
consentira or a los que hablan NAL
pero que piensan bien, por mas que
clio sea de manera bien distinta a 10
que esta de moda? No son republl-
i~canos; pero ~ieyiste e toda Russia un
solo elemnto de ~republica desde que
Sc ha dejado alb a TrotzSy, LenIne
" a otros senores? No, no, Y mil We
ces no. No hay n:nguno. Pero he
| ALI 10 Quc Sc necesita no decir.
Frederic MASON,
de la Academia franceSa.