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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1919-09-11

The above figures are as near correct
as we are able to give. several precincts
yet to be heard from.
The Frederick Post of Wednesday says:
1.-THE five precincts which have been
unheard from are the deciding factors in
the fight for states attorney on the dem
ocratic ticket and not until the official
count is made will it be definitely known
whether Samuel Lewis has been victori-
Gus over his opponent, W. Clinton Nc
Sherry. Lewis, at present, is 76 votes
ahead of McSherry, but it is conceded
that three of the five missing precincts
will in all probability give majority to
Lewis. If these majorities prove large
enough the nomination will swing to Nc
Sherry. Neither candidate is sure of
victory, nor is either of them willing to
admit defeat.
1.-The race was so close between Fen
ton Harris and John Shook for the nomi-
nation for county treasurer that the two
missing republican precincts, Hauvers,
No. and Urbaoa No. 2, will decide that
contest. Shook at 9 o'clock last night
was IA votes ahead of his opponent. 1t
was later reported unofficially that Har-
ris had carried Urbana by 10, and Shook
Hauvers by l6, making Snook's lead 20. "
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Both Legs Broken.
Two Men Narrowly Escape
Being Killed.

Late Thursday afternoon of last week
Messrs Charles A: Eyler, generally known
as Booze" and Frank Reifsnider, both
of this place, met with an accident which
resulted in the breaking of both of Mr..
Eyler's legs, and a narrow escape from
death by Reifsnider.
The men were hauling baled straw,
and were bringing load to the residence
of Mr.. Harry Eyler. Going north on
the State Road. it was necessary to
make turn to the right, rather short,
and down a small bank, or buttment to
the bridge. In making the turn bale
of straw and the wagon seat fell off the
front of the wagon against the horses.
Reifsnider tell with the articles, but was
lucky enough to land straddle of the
double tree and catch hold of brace at
tached to the front of the wagon bed.
The falling of the seat started the horses
to run, and Reifsnider with difficulty re.
NAMED in his perilous position for near
ly quarter of mile and until the
horses stopped. Had the horses done
any kicking Reifsnider would have pro-
badly been killed.
After getting off the doubletree, Frank
looked for Booze" but he was not in
sight. Inquiring from small boy re-
vealed the fact that Eyler was laying
along the driveway unable to get away,
both of his legs being broken above the
ankles.
Mr. Eyler remembers seeing Reifsnider
sliding from the straw and making
grab for the lines but just how he got I'M
der the wagon he does not know. He was
taken to mis- home a short distance away
where he was given surgical attention by
physician DR.. Nj. A. Birelv. On Friday
afternoon he was taken to Frederick
City Hospital to have an X-ray picture
of his wounds, his physician thinking
perhaps one of his ankles was probably
broken also.
While Reifsnider was bruised consid-
cradle he was able to go to work next
morning.
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Personal.

Mrs. Sophia Stonebraker of Washing
ton, spent several days with relatives
last week in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Measell. Miss
Lottie Measell and Miss Sue Twiford of
Norfolk, Va, are visiting friends in
Thurmont.
DIR. E. G. Bakersfield of this place,
who has been attached to one of Uncle
Sans Medical Corps overseas, arrived
in New York last week. and with Mrs.
Bakersfield and two children came tc
the ir home here last Thursday.
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Not Wide Awake.

That the Emmitsburg Electric Com
pany comes within mile of Thurmont
and furnishes customers with current
seems little strange, when Thurmont
has its own power plant and can purchase
all the current it wants from the H. & F.
Railway Company.
The reason for this probably is that at
Thurmont the electrical business is con-
trolled by the town, while in Emmitsburg
it Is in the hands of company that is
looking for new business and getting it.
Why should not Thurmont get busy
and light Graceham and farm property
along the way?
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Sweet Cider On Sale.

September is here, and also apples ripe
and cider made and on market. The
price on the sparkling drink at this time
is 80 cents per gallon, or Is cents higher
than last fall. We have heard it said
that probably large portion of the
apples in this community will be made
into cider this fall, the demand being
very great.
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State Of Ohio. City of Toledo.
I.ncaa County IS

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
IL senior partner of the firm Of F. J.
of Toledo. County and State aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day of December.
A. D. 1885, A. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in.
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists. TIC.
Halls Family Pills for constipatio0.
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Homecoming Sept. 9th.
Committee Announces Date and
Sends Invitations To Boys.

SENDS INVITATIONS 10 Boys.
The Thurmont Homecoming Committee
has selected Saturday, September 9th,
as the day on which the Homecoming in
honor of the soldiers and sailors engaged
in the recent war will be celebrated.
Letters have again been sent to all
boys thus engaged and going from Me-
chanicstown District inviting them to
come to Thurmont and participate in the
events of the day, and the committee de-
sires an answer from each, stating wheth-
er or not they will be present.
The same program as previously ar
ranged will be adhered to, the speakers.
band. etc., having been secured for this
date.
1t is hoped that no contagious disease
will be in the county at that time to in
terfere with the celebration that it may
of necessity have to be postponed again.
Everybody is cordially invited to join
in the exercises on September 9th, and
help make the event one long to be re-
membered by the boys who did valiant
service abroad and at home, or in any
way helped to win the great war.
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Wired Up Also.

Last week while writing about Messrs
C. M. Gall and F. A. Roddy having
electric current brought to their farms,
we were not aware that Mr.. Carl Gall
had also wired up and was using electric
lights in his residence and farm buildings
on the Franklin Mills farm one mile north
of Thurmont.
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CHARLES MEG. MATTHIAS
Local Items.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Trinity Reformed Church-Rev. p. +
Heimer, Phi. d., pastor.
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
10 80 a. m Morning Worship.
6.3Op. NC. E. Society reopened.
st, Johns Lutheran Church-Rev. w.
c. Waltemyer, Pastor.
$50 a. m-Sunday School.
10 80 a. m.-Divine Worship.
z. 80 p. m-Divine Worship.
Prayer Meeting every "Wednesday
evening at 7.3O p. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev.
Clarkson r. Banes, Pastor.
9. 80 a. m-Sunday School.
FOOD. m.-Epworth League.
SD. m. -Preaching Service.
Wednesday evening 8 O'Clock prayer
service.
SD. Thursday, Sept 18th Epworth
League Cabinet meeting.
Junior Epworth League every Saturday
at 3 90 p. m.
SD. m.-Tuesday. Sept. 10th Standard
Bearers will meet at the home of Miss
Ruth Spaldng.
United Brethren Church-Rev. +. Is.
Emenheiser, Pastor.
2.OOp. m.-Sunday School.
800 D. m-Preaching service.
7.OOp NC. E. Society.
5000. m.-Preaching service.
Graceham Moravian Church, Rev w.
Strohmeier, Pastor.
1000 a. m.-Sunday School.
HOO a. Unmarried Peoples Love
Feast.
No evening service.
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Festival.

On Saturday evening of this week a
festival and box social will be held at
Apples Church. The proceeds OF this
festival will be used to help defray the
expense of wiring and placing electric
fixtures in the church.
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For A Weak Stomach.

'JNVTf1ttNH'
The great relief afforded by Chamber
LAIN Tablets in a multitude of cases
has fully proven the great value of this
preparation for weak stomach and inn
paired digestion. In many cases this
relief has become permanent and the
sufferers have been completely restored
to health
Advertisements
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StOrk Lands Here.

In his flight here and there, the stork
made landing at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Creager, this place, early
Wednesday morning and left two fine
baby girls in their care.
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FOR SALE.

My property al the West end of Thur
mont improved with dwelling and all
necessary buildings. Good water and
fruit, one acre of good ground. For
further information inquire of
MIR. WILLIAM PEARL,
sept II If ThurmOnt. Md.
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Good For BilliOusness.

1.-TWO years ago l suffered from fire.
quent attacks of stomach trouble and
billiousness. Seeing Chamberlain Tab
lets advertised concluded to try them.
| improved rapidly. Miss Emma Ver-
bryke, Lima, Ohio.
Advertisement.
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Business Locals.
WANTED.
Advertisement

For general homework. A good home
and liberal wages to the right woman or
girl. No night work and plenty of. time
for your own personal requirements.
Live in with the family.
MRS. MERLE F. MOBERLY,
l1S East Patrick St.,
sept II ct Frederick, Md.
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Festival.

Glass No. 5 of the United Brethren
Sunday School will hold a festival on the
parsonage lawn on Saturday evening,
September goth.
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FOR SALE.

My property situated near Thurmont;
improved with dwelling and all necessary
buildings. About two acres of land
Good water and fruit. For further in
formation inquire of
MISS LAURA SNUFF,
aug 2S If Thurmont, Md
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Public Sale.

Mrs. Adam Kern will sell at her resi-
dence west of Thurmont on Saturday,
October 4, 1919, 10 a. m. household goods
and farming implements. sept IL At
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To solicit orders for lubricating oils,
greases and paints. Salary or Commission.
THE LENOX OIL & PAINT CO.
sept II 2t' Cleveland, Ohio.
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New Advertisements.

Town Hall.
The Gem.
Wanted.
For Sale.
Salesman Wanted.
Western Maryland Railroad.
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Property For Sale.

Wishing to dispose of the home prop
erty of the late VIM. Damuth situated
near Thurmont, same is offered at private
sale until further notice. Property is
improved with a good dwelling house,
stable and all outbuildings. There is a
variety of fine fruit and a we'll of ex-
cellent water on the premises. There
are between two and three acres of linda
all in first class condition.
For further information inquire of
GEO. J. DAMUTH
june 26 If Thurmont, Md
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public
sale at her residence on Lombard street,
Thurmont, Md, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. II, 1919
at 10 o'clock, a. M,
the following valuable described
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Bedding. bureaus. washstands, kitchen
table, small tables, folding chair, wooden
and cane chairs. dishes, cooking utensils,
porch screen, porch rockers, fireless
cooker, glass jars, lamps, pictures, tin
safe and number of other articles.
TERMS CASH.
MARGARET M. JOHNSTON.
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REPoRT
- OF -

THE CONDITION OF THE THuRMoNT
BANK, AT THURMoNT, IN THE STATE
OF MARYLAND, AT THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS.
JUNE 80, 1919.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-14
LEY AUMENTANDO A CINCO
CENTAVOS POR MILLA LA ASIG-
NACION PARA VIAJE DE RETOR-
NO DE LOS SOLDADOS.

La Icy No 800, aprobada por el Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos en- % de
febrero ultimo, dispone, que todo Ii
cenciado honrosamente del ejercito,
marina, reserva naval infanteria
de marina, desde ell IL de noviembre
del ano pasado, recibira cinco CEN
tavos por milla para gastos de via
je de regreso su casa o punto dom
dc fue Incorporate a las filas, y en-
cuanto al viaje por mar, Sc les paga-
ran los gastos de trasporte y manu-
tenci6n.
A los hombres licenciados va Sc les
abonara la diferencia entire los que
Sc les pago y 10 que tienen derecho a
percibir de acuerdo con las disposi-
clones de esta ley.
Tan pronto sean cOnocidas las dis
posiciones del Secretario del Tesoro
acerca de la aplicacion de la ley. Sc
ran dadas conocer al pIblico.
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De la Universidad

La velada del Normal"
Ell jueves por la noche sc llevo
efecto en- nuestro salon de actos una
esplendida velada, en- beneficio de la
clase graduada, del departamento
Normal. Ell salon Sc VIC invadido por
una distinguida concurrencia, que no
escatimo los merecidos aplausos los
que tomaron parte en- dicha fiesta.
La Srta. Verne Mansied, hermo-
sa v atractiva, bail6 acknowledgements
ell Poppy Dance. despues de haber
ejecutado al piano la Srta. Velez un
selecto trozo de opera. El "Girls Glee
Club, compuesto por las simpaticas
muchachas del departamento normal,
dirigido habilmente por la Srta. Lu-
ce, fue muy aplaudido. De igual ma
nsra 10 fu6 La distinguida Srta. Luz
Dalmau, al recitar con maestria una
bella composition poetica, que fue
acompaTada al piano por nuestra
buena amiguita Pepiha Montoto.
Luz Maria Velez cant6 un bonito
trozo Y recibi6 justos aplausos de la
concurrencia.
En- la segunda parte subio esce-
ma el celebrado juguete c6mico de Ma
rio Burath: "El Interprete". Todo
muy bien
Reciba pues, nuestra sincera fell
citacion la clase Senior, especial
mente la Srta. Vieta la Srta. Zal-
duondo, que fueron las organizadoras
de tan lucido. acto. Nos encargan elias
que demos las gracias todas las per-
sonas, que, siendo aienas a la clase,
cooperaron para llevar a feliz ter
nino la velada. Sepanlo todos.
Juan. G.. Gonzalez
Ha sido concedida una semana de
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Victor HUGO.
NICOLAS ALM1RoTY

Por error publicamos en- este disrio
la noticia de que Ell joven Nicolas AL
miroty, quien es merecedor de nuestra
consideration mas distinguida, habia
sido denunciado por escandalizar en- la
via publica. 4n sa.
Testigos presenciales del hecho pos
comunican que no hubo tai escandalo,
v que, debido nn incidente desagrada-
BILE. ell ssfior Almiroty tuvo una ciles-
ti6n personal con ell senior Harry Den-.
ton, actual manage" del "Parque
Borinquen. seu
Almiroty es un hombre de Orden, de
natural eminentemente pacitico, y ca
ballero distinguido. Hacemos, por 10
tanto, esta aclaraci6n con el I'm de
que Sc conozca la verdad de 10 Ocursi-
do.
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Para aliyianar su maquina, oieda. Asvt

licencia a nuestro buen amigo don
Juan c. Gonzalez, ell cual desempeia
habilmente el puesto de Registra-
dor-Secretario. de la Universidad. Els
joven Gonzalez, que goza de, todas las
simpatias, tanto del cuerpo estudian-,
til como de la facultad, salio el saba
do para Mayagiez. I'D 4
iFelices vacaciones al queridisimo.
amigoi
Fiesta tn la "ModeIo"
La escuela Practica. anexa a la
Universidad, celebro en- la tarde del
viernes lltimo, una lucida fiesta pa.
ra despedir sus alumnos, que tam
bien gozaran de la semana de vaca-
clones.
Demas esta decir que qued6 niuy
buena.
Assur Bom Pal
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+, Cesar conquisto ell mundo a
.tientas.
Hasta nuestros dias, Europa ha
seguidO, r.'imeFo por neceSidad,
despues poF eOstumbre y mas tar
de por rutina, la tradici6n de los
romanes. Sin emabrgo, Sc hizo
una revolucion EN- este como en-
todo. Durante diez Y ocho siglos
fue la guerra de Cesar En- 10 ade-
lante sera la guerra de Napoleon.
Napoleon tenfa 10 que no tuvo
Cesar: cartas. Comprendi6 que
la guerra estaba ALI. Z hizo que
Sc hicieran y tuvo cartas excelen-
tes. FL Emperador Sc pasaba los
dias en- su gabinete, inclinado So
bre Europa. Examinaba, como
un gigantic que atisbara,, ell impe-
rio que iba a conquistar Con su
mirada de ingeniero estudiaba las
vertientes, las cuencas, los encade-
namientos de los. valles y de las
planicies. Paseaba su dedo sobre
las cadenas de mOntaliaS Y sObre
ell curso de los rios. Veia de an
temano por donde atacarla, por
dOnde haria su retirada, EN- case
de necesidad, Y la forma que de-
terminada llanura, rodeada por tai
colina atravesada por ell rio,. lie
daria fatalmente al ejercito enc
migo al suyO propio. ConOcia
la fuerza del enemigo hasta el Ill
TINA canon, ell nltimo caballO y
ell 1ltimO hombre. All pasear su
dedo por la carta, decia: Aqui
hay una batalla. Aquf hay una
victoria. La claYe de toda la que
IRA esta en- esta llanura. Estable-
cere una baterfa en- este lugar do
minante. La caballeria Sc apOyara
en- este barrancO. Ocultare la guar
dia detras de este bosque. Y aqui
derrotare al enemigo." NADIA sc
lie escapaba, III la ciudad, nj ell
molino, hi ell torrente. PerO po-
co POGO, durante esta contem-
placi0n profunda, la carta Sc inn
primia luminosa ell ell fOndO de
su cerebro. Cuando ell EmperadOr
Sc levantaba, tenia al mundO ba-
jo sus ojos.
De esta manera, Napoleon de-
salojaba la guerra va no sc ha-
elan apte las ciudades, las mura-
Has V las ciudadelas; la hacfa en-
las llanuras V en- los rios.
La primera vez que aplic6 su
sistema, ell efecto fue prodigiose.
En- diez Y siete dias, con 10000
hombres descalzos, sin sueldOs, sin
pan .apenas vestidos Y apenas ar
mados, atraves6 una espantosa ca
dena de montanas, invadi6 un vas
to territorio, bati0 Y extermin0
tres ejercitos. 250.000 soldados,
tom6 1.162 canones, 40 banderas,
hizo 112.700 prisioneros, lie di6 a
Francia diez V nueve ciudades,
lie impuso la paz al EmperadOr
de Alemania Y Sc la concedi6 al
Papa. Esta fabula, esta novela,
este cuento sc llama la guerra de
Italia.
Los viejos generates clasicOs de
la yieja Europa decian EN- 1876;
Este ioven esta loco. Tiene vein
te y cineo treinta mil raitres de-
sarrapados y viene atacarnos.
Nosotros tenemos diez ciudades
fortifcadas, treinta ciudadelas,
cuarenta guarniciones y, detras
de una muralla que habra de fran
quear primero, tres grandes eJer-
citos. todes frescos, bien abaste-
cidos Y que no carecen de NADIA,
una caballeria acknowledgements
montada, una artillerla inmensa,
granaderos de seis pies de esta-
tura que han sido revisados bo-
ton por bottom, por los reyes y
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UNA PACINA INEDITA DE VICTOR HUGO


por los Emperadores. La mas pc
quena de nuestras guarnieiOnes
vale 10 que tode su ejercito. | Por
d6nde nos abordariaG Sc estrella-
ria ante la primera eiudad que
sitiara. :Que es 10 que pretende
con sus treinta mil descalzos?"
Bonaparte no Sc detuvo Ell las
ciudades, lanz6 aqui y ALI algu-
mas semibrigadas ante las ciuda-
delas para disimular su movimien-
to, Y serpente6 rapidamente en-
tre elias; despues, repentinamen-
te, de improvise, cay6 como un
torrente desde las cumbres de los
Alpes, sobre los viejos generates
bruscamente despertados. DerrO-
to al primero que encontr6, bati6,
golpe tras golpe, uno despues de
otro, sin tomar resuellO, a los
tres ejercitos, Y Ell menOs de m
mes, los treinta mil deScalzos ha-
bian aniquilado a los doscientos
mil soldadoS bien armados, bien
equipados Y bien pagados.
Hecho este, las guarniciones va
no sintiendose apoyadas por ma
da Sc rindieron Y las ciudades y
Y las ciudadelas abrieron sus puer-
,tas.
FL Emperador tenia siempre
la mano un cuerpo de expedition
del que Sc servia con una espan-
tosa destreza. LO. lanzaba muy
lejos V en- seguida 10 traia su
lado. va 10 hacia penetrar rapi-
damente Ell ell corazon de un pals
en- donde aplastaba I'm ejercito.
va 10 hacia radiar y veces reno
linear al rededor de ell, Y 10
lanzaba, pOr decirlo asi, por to-
dos lados a la yeZ sim sOltar npn-
ca su extremidad que tenia afian-
zada poderOsamente. Era la ma
"a de ese Hercules.
Este cuerpO estaba compuesto
de soldados severos, graves, SOM
brios algunas veces, llenos del En-
perador, avezados las fatigas,
que Sc acostaban en- la nieve, Ell
ell lodO, bajo la lluvia, sObriOs,
pacientes, formidables. En- deter
minadas noches, recorrian trein-
ta cuarenta leguaS, sin tomar
descanso, en- carros y carromatos
arrastrados al galope a traves de
campoS Y de caminoS, pOr caba-
Hos de posta, llegaban al rOmper
el dia, alistaban sus afmas, des-
cendian de la carreta, sc foFma-
ban silenciosamente en- columnas
~, despu6s, paso de carga, ex-
teFminaban un e1erclto. Reall-
zada esta tarea, voivfan a montar
en- sus carros iban a comen2ar
de nuevo la misma espantosa vic
toria al dia siguiente, sesenta le-
guas mas lejOs. 50
Esa era la guerra de Napoleon.
Esa sera en- 10 successive, la guerra
franceSa.
Cesar, como acabO de decll'lo,
por La necesidad misma que lie im-
ponian las cosas, procedia lenta-
mente. Sitiaba las cnudades, in
vestfa las ciudadelas, fOrmaba
campos, oponia torres torres.
Sc imponia la tarea de aeosar y
de capturar al rey enemig0. Avan-
zaba una legion, despu6s la reti-
raba, calculandoIo todo seg1n cl
metodo sabio que lie habia sldo-
inspirado por su genio, y no creia
haber hecho NADIA Ell tanto que
quedara algo por hacer.
Napoleon atravesaba brusca
mente ell pals, heria pulveri-
zaba.
La guerra romano era un juego.
de ajedrez. La guerra francesa
es ell rayO.