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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
SHOOT 200 HUN REDS WILSON TO MEET AIDS
BAKER, DANIELS, PERSHlNG AND
SIMS TO BE IN PARIS.
Secretary of Navy Will Confer With
Experts and Deci+e on Best Type
Of Fighting Craft.

Washington, March 10.--President
in Paris early in April with Secreta-
ries Daniels and Baker civilian heads
of the navy and army respectively;
Vice Admiral Sims, commander Of the
overseas naval forces, and Gen. Perish
ing, commander of the American eX-
pedtlonary forces. While so far as
known no plans have been made for
such unprecedented meeting, officials
pointed out in connection with the an
nOuncement that Secretary Baker eX-
poets to visit France soon after April
l. that such conference could be
held Secretary Daniels and a num-
Der of naval experts will leave New
York next Saturday on the transport
Leyiathan. The purpose of the naval
secretary's visit abroad Is primarily to
confer with allied naval officials as to
the best type of capital warships to
be built, and to choose from the con-
dicting opinions of American officers
a definite policy to submit to congress.
Secretary Baker will make his third
trip abroad for the purpose of closing
up the affairs of the American expedi-
tionary forces.
President Wilson is opposed to the
sinking of the surrendered German
fleet
In a letter to Representative Fuller
of Massachusetts, dated March l, the
president said the proposal to destroy
the ships "seems to me like the Coun-
sci Of those who do not know what
else to do"
He added that the questions Of the
disposition of the vessels would be
considered further on his return to
Paris
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1000 YANKEES
Get BACK HOME
Their Transport Founders in
Heavy Seas for Twenty
One Days.
VESSEL IS SAVED BY TUGS
Lost Her Course a Score OF Times
Also the Steering Gear-Men
Call Experience Worse
Than Battle.

Newport News, March 11.-More
than 1000 Yanks, including many ILL
nois men, disembarked from the trans
port Buford, which was conveyed into
port by tugs which rescued her In a
terrific gale off Cape Henry.
After floundering in heavy seas for
q days, losing her course a score OF
times, she lost her steering gear, ana
when she sent an S. o. S. call she
was being steered by hand, an almost
impossible task in the sort Of wealth
er she met out there.
This is said to have been the worst
trip she ever made. Trouble cropped
up when she had been out Of Bordeaux
only o few days. An officer who re-
turned last week on another boat
stated that two days out Of port his
vessel got a wireless from the Buford,
asking them TO give her her bearings,
as she had lost her direction in the
heavy seas.
officers returning declared the eX-
pericnces IN the fighting zones were
tame compared TO the battle with the
heavy waves they had just gone
through without relief for three weeks.
For many days the vessel had been
approaching the coast, they said,
while they didn't know exactly where
they were, or whether they would be
able 10 reach land Fuel was almost
exhausted and the tax on the strength
Of the crew and the passengers was
said to be terrific.
The BufOrd brought ten casual com
panies, representing nearly every
state and In the crowd were men who
had seen service in every big fight
during the closing months Of the war.
The units aboard included a de-
tachment Of the Sixth coast artillery
for Fort Logan, Colo; detachment
Of the Sixth heavy mobile ordnance
repair shop for Camp Grant, and an
other for Columbus (O) barracks 4;
casual companies for Arkansas, Hi
noiS Minnesota, Tennessee and
Texas; part Of Company NJ Three
Hundred and Forty-hfth infantry,
Eighty-seventh Louisiana, Mississippi
and Arkansas division; a negro cas-
ual company for Virginia, ana scat
tered casuas for Illinois and Ohio,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
YANKEES RIOT IN LONDON
Canadians and Australians Join
Americans IN Battle When Crap
Game Is Raided.

Lof ION, March IA serious riot
took place iu which American soldiers
ana sailors. Canadian ana Australian
troops made common cause against
the British police Policeman 7. c.
Field Is u q critical condition with "A
fracture, skull -Four other policemen
are suffering from scalp wounds
Five American soldiers and sailors
are nursing wounds AT the Lancaster
Gate Red Cross hospital.
Twenty American soldiers and sail.
ors are under arrest. ordered by Pro.
vost Marshal Major Campbell.
Tho trouble started about one
o'clock III the afternoon when po-
liccmun roidcd sailors Crap" game
which was IL progress behind the
Enplo hui.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
CALL OFF THE SHIP STRIKE
Boatmen's Union in New York Accepts
Railroad Administrators
Terms.

New York, March 10.-The Tdewater
Boatman's union, whose membership is
$500, accepted the railroad admins
tration's terms and declared the har.
bor strike Off so far as It was con
cerned. The men will receive $40 n
month, n pay Increase of about $50 as
against $35 demanded. 1t was report
ed that the other striking unions were
close to an agreement and that by
Monday the strike would probably
have been settled.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
BERGER FACES NEW TRIAL
State Senator Arnold Also Seized
Released on $1,000 BalI-TriaI
Set for March 10.

Madison, Wis, March 7.-Victor d.
Berger and State Senator l.. A. Arnold
were arrested on an indictment for
espionage brought in the La Crosse
federal court and arraigned before
Judge Sanborn. They were released
on $1,000 bail pending trial.
The men were charged with circulat-
ing published material tending to Inn
pair the fighting strength of the army,
the document complained of being
Berger's platform in his campaign for
United States senator in 1918. Sena-
tor Arnold is indicted for circulating
the same material as his pledge of
faith to Socialism.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
CLEMENCY FOR So "SPIES"
Pardon or Communication of Sentence
Granted by Wilson Where No
lawless Intent Is Shown.

Washington, March T. President
Wilson has acted on recommendations
for communication or pardon in cases of
% persons convicted and sentenced
under the espionage act, where no in
tent to violate the law was shown or
where the sentences were regarded as
excessive.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
FIND J. NORMAN COOK GUILTY
Former Rail Sleuth Convicted OF
MISUNDERSTANDING Is indie
terminate Sentence.

Chicago, March 10.-J. Norman Cook.
former railroad detective, was found
guilty Of manslaughter by a jury here
for killing William r. Broadway. The
penalty for manslaughter is an indie.
terminate sentence in the penitentlary
at Joliet.
The jury was out all night Brad
way was killed on the night of Aug
ust 20 1918.
He had paid marked attention 70
Norma Cook, and according to evil
dence offered by the defense, had
been repeatedly warned by Cook to
cease his attentions to Norma.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13

Chicago, March 11.-Lieuteuant Com.
mandcr Chester $. Roberts, executive
officer NJ Great Lakes training station.
announced that total permanent
peace-time capacity of 10000 men had
been allotted TO the station.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
Ran Strike Lies IIn Cuba

Washington, March g Railway
traffic h 1T standstill IN practically
81 the cities Of Cuba MS result IL
the general strike, according 10 al.
yices to the state department from
havana.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13

Paris, March 1l.--Wlthm the last
year 600O Americans in France have
married French women, according 10
the Petit journal The brides. for the
most part says the newspaper, were
country girls.
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Texas Oldest MoonshIner Jailed.

San Angelo. Tex, March S.--Texas'
Oldest moonshiner Is in jail here. Sam
Handy, eighty-seven year old, and
his Indian wife, Mary, forty-seyen,
waived examination in the federal
court and were remanded to Jail
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
SIP. ooo. 600 Elre n Brazil

Rio de Janeiro, March 10. Twelve
million dollars Is the estimated dam.
age In fire on the Santos docks
The fire Is expected to burn until the
end 81 the week Losses included 90.
600 bags Of coffee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
CLERGYMAN Gets 90 Years.

Dallas, Texas, March 10.-Rev.
Francis G. Berry, chaplain of the st.
Matthews Home for Children was sen
fenced to 30 years in the penltentlury
here for an alleged attack on one of
the inmates of the home
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
Claims Anainst Germanu

Washington March 11.-Clains filed
by American citizens and concerns
with rhe state department against
Germany and Austrla-IIungury total
about S7500O000O, the state depart.
ment announced.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
Wilson Saves Lives Of Two.

Washington. March 10.-Commuta-
tlon TO fifteen years Imprisonment by
President Wilson Of death sentences
imposed 10y court-martial on Benjamin
Borsh and Gilari Boki was announced
by the war department.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13

Lcmbcrg, March 1.--Notwithstand
ing the fact that lighting Is stll going
on here between the Poles ana ukrai-
mans, with the latter bombardng the
city, there Is still hope that an armls-
tce may be arranged.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
Czechs In Bohemian Rlots.

Vienna, March s.-There have been
sangulnary engagements between
Czech soldiers and citizens In numes
Gus towns In German Bohemia accord
Ing III reports received here. The
Czechs used rifles and bayonets.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13

Washington, March 1O.-Postfnaster
General Burleson declared THAT IN.
creasing postal revenues, tone Of The
most accurate barometers Of present
business conditions forecast period
OF pronounced industrial prosperity,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13

Tampa Fla, March s.-IIllary A.
Herbert secretary of the navy dur
Ing Grover Cleveland's second term ms
president, died here at the age Of
elghty-fve years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
Nevada LeuaIizes Battles.

Carson City, New, March s.-By n
vote Of IL 10 4 the state senate passed
the 25-round boxing bin over the veto
Of Governor Boyle and 1t now becomes
a Inv. The assembly passed the bin
over the governors veto last week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
Randlts Get $50. 900 Bonds.

New York, March Robbers op-
Grating IN brightly lighted corridor
Of the Adams Express company build.
ing on lower Broadway robbed a
brokers' messenger Of $4,000 worth
Of Liberty bonds and other securities
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c. o. p. Organize Next House.

Washington. March S.-Organiza-
ton plans for Republican control Of
the next house were moved forward
by the party leaders composing the
committee on committees, who fol-
lowed the strict seniority rule.
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chLcf Of AIIen PronertN.

Washington march l1.--Appolnt-
meut Of Frederick J. Horne MS man
aging director of the allen property
custodlau's office, 10 succeed !. Lion
berger Davis Of st. Louis who recent
~ resigned, was announced,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
J. B. Finley Millions to Charity.

Pittsburgh, Pa, March 10.-More
than $2000000 of the estate cf the late
}, Il. Finley steel magnate, who died
February y, is bequeathed to religious
ana educational charities, according to
the will which was filed here.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13

3. M. San Martin.
w. Fernandez Flores.
j. Garcia Mercadal.
Andrenio.
Ricardo Leon.
E. Gomez Carrillo.
Mauricio Barres.
Gustavo A. Becquer.
Henry Bergson.
Luis Bonafoux.
Calder6n de la Barca
Julio Casares.
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UNA CIRCULAR DEL sERvICIo DEL
HOGAR.

FL Sccretario Executive del Servicio
del hogar, de Ia Cruz Roia Americana
Capitulo de Puerto Rico, ha dirigido
una circular los Prcsidentes de los Co
mites de Ia isla, recomendandoles Ia ma
yor cooperation en- los trabajos de Ia
campaha de socios que estan efectuando
Comisiones espcciamente nombradas.
Como quicra que los Comit6s locales
del Servicio del hogar, mediantc los
trabajos generates que han tenido que
practicar en- beneficio dc las familias
de los soldados, durante la epidemia
de influenza. han extendido las rcla-
Clones de la Cruz Roja, pueden prestar
un gran apoyo la campana de socios
Y ayudar al mejor exito.
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+Farsantes de maIa ley 0 cOftssanOs del deshOnOr
(De la prensa de cuba)
RE

tray tndo debajo dc las flores de trano
de su rctorica toda Ia corruption dcl
miguelismo, todo q bagaje De febrc le
riquezas Wal habidas, todo 81 de;rifl~
a. negocios NAL olicntes que forman II
programa de Ia que seria dictadura ti.
buronesca ferrarista.
Alardes hip6critas dc virtud que pur-
siguen en- el fondo 81 entronizami nto
de In inmoralidad del saquco Al M.
soro pdblico. Histrionismo de bambali
mas de candileias tras a cual 81 ocil
ia Ia garra del que levant6, para su rc.
gallo, en- euatro amos dc podcr, cineo n,i-
Homes dc pesos, rapinado, cn fraudrs
colosalcs Y en- negoeios ilicitos. Pro
testas mentirosas a. austeridad que llc.
van su inri en- el boato insolcnte de
los prohombrcs del miguelismo. Dc
nmcias de los supuestos defaleos y soil
citud de severas investigaciones. cuando
81 ae invastigara q origen de Ia gran
fortuna De cierto candidate prcsidcu-
cial tendria este aloiamiento en- una ccl.
ia dal presidio no por motives pol
ticos, sino por delitos infamantcs. nc
clamadores sempitemos en- q tahla T.
pdblico mientras Guinan mn oio, ID iu.
teligencia maliciosa v punible. n qu
introduio en- Cuba, desde las cumbrcs
del podcr, con su ejcmplo u con "A
triunfo dc su ladrocinio escandalVso. ~
ansia dc riquezas NAL habidas Ia fc.
brc lie las combinaciones en- que IS
amasan~nnillonadas. Torpcs cortcsauos
del shonor que abominais de una su.
pucata dictadura no sois otra cosa
que instrumcntes y turiferarios dcl que
arroia su orc maEchado vil II fal
lie los cubanos, cytremad vucstra inso.
lencia con q neral Menocal. hiio as
Ia Rcvolucidn dci Trahaio, yaballcro.
patriota honralo, que por mucho
que grittis "a raroxismo IT. rabia loca.
nadic olvidara que aulla por vucstroS
labios IA mcn,ira, III corruption al
ncgocio. simbolizados ca q hombre 4
quicn prctcnddis entrcgar II nucvo ~
suert \ u porvenir dc cuba.
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sarrilaba del intrincado camino que le
trazara Ell prejuicio cientffico de la epo-
ca, y parecia obedecer otras leyes
y seguir otros caminos. FL cometa mas
semeiaba un planeta.
MAS, como derribar la muralla del
mundo planetario entonees conocido, v
que tan bien cerraba la 6rbita de Sa-
turno?
Pero los caleulos son irrespetuosos
con las tradiciones falsas, y al fin hu-
10 lue rendirse a Ia evideucia. Los
'alcnlos probaron que la 6rbita del nue.
" cometa era eliptica, su velocidad en-
la traslaci6n apropiada la 6rbita,
y en- los confines del sistema solar for
maron, desde entonces, en- Inca avan-
zada, Jupiter, su padre saturno, y el
viejo Urano, progenitor de este.
I Tn nuevo planeta naci6 a la vida as
tron6mica, inmortalizando el nombre
del pobre organista que con su her
mana habia llegado algunos amos las
costas de Inglaterra, empujado por los
apremios econ6micos.
Herschell fu6 nombrado por el Rey
Jorge III astr6nomo adjunto, Sc lie Sc
nal6 una pension equivalente a 1900
pesetas; los hermanos Herschell Sc tras7
ladaron Slough, cerca de Windorr,
y desde entonces pudieron dedicar a
la ciencia todas las energias que han
dejado Ell Ia astronOmia huella limbo
rrable.
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1s DE MARIO DE 1871.



Por los amos de 49,. tantos, de-
sembarcaron en- Inglaterra dos hernia
nos natirales de Hanover, quienes en-
busca de meior fortuna Sc establecie-
ron en- la ciudad inglesa de Babh, don
de ell var6n, William Herschell, consi-
gui6 la plaza de organista de la prin-
cipal iglesia. Los dos hermanos vivian
con modestia, porque ell sueldo de Gui-
llermo no era para vivir con esplendi-
dez; mas recordando los apuros de Han
mover eran felices 10 mismo el orga-
nista que su hermana Carolina.
Cumplidas sus obligaciones con la
iglesia regresaba Guillermo su casa,
de Ia cual rara vez salfan los hernia
nos, FL var6n empleaba su tempo en-
el estudio cientffco de la mGsica. Ca
rOlina Sc hallaba dedicada al euidado
de la vivienda, y solo acudia al despa-
cho del matematico y mGsicO cuando
este, cada vez con mas frecuencia, la
llamaba, para darle cuenta de las be-
llezas que en- .el nuevo estudio encOn-
traba.
Los dos herp1anos eran felices en- su
soledad. FL entusiasmo de GuillermO
por las visiOnes que la nueva senda
por dOnde iba a eaminar, lie mostraba,
fueron exeitdndole en- tan alta manera,
que al fin eonsigui6 comuniearlo su
hermana, y acabaron por estudiar jun
tos en- el estudio cientifcO de la mG-
sica.
Afortunadamente para la Humanidad
la afci6n de los Herschell a las matema-
ticas, al agrandarse, Sc generaliz6, Y
abandonando como cosa secundaria la
aplicaci6n musical, entraron francamen-
te en- el de la ciencia de los n1meros,
Sc asOmaron a todos los senderos
que de la ruta principal sc derivan,
cuando las matematicas Sc aplican a
las ramas de las ciencias ffsicas.
Deseando yer en- Ia realidad 10 que
LEILA en- los libros, pidi6 prestado el or
ganista un vecino cierto pequeno te-
lescopio, puesto que su longitud focal
no pasaba de nuestra vara, y 10 que
por 81 VIC en- los cielos acab6 de fiar
defnitivamente Orientar por ruta de-
finitiva, ell talento de Herschell. FL or
ganista qued6 maravillado> al contem-
plar en- 81 mundos infnitamente alicia
dos, colorearse con toda la gama del
cspectro antes distante, pudo contem-
plar detalles nunca vistos en- los mas
pr6ximos, Y Ia vida del que luego fu6
eminente astr6nomo qued6 defnitiva-
mente orientada.
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Nal DIA COMO HOY
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NADIA deseaban tanto los hermanos
alemanes como poseer un telescope
grande. Pero no estaba su precio al
alcance del mfsero sueldo que CANADA
Guillermo, y sin desmayos, emprepdie-
ron de consume la construction del de
seado telescope.
POGO Sc les veia antes por las ca
Hes y en- ell campo; mas desde enton-
ces no Sc les vi6 mas que una vez
al dfa y en- el camino de Ia iglesia.
Los Herschell dedicaron todas sus ener-
gias, que por 10 que voy relatando com
prendera el lector que eran muchas, a
In realization de su sueno.
Y como NADIA resiste a Ia voluntad
bien orientada, los Herschell poseyeron
en- 1744 nm ftelescopio, construido por
ellos, de pies de distancia focal, que
no hizo sino excitar a1n mas ell afan
de sondear el misterio de los cielos,
y en- el ano siguiente poseyeron otro
de 6, y mas tarde de 8 hasta de 20
pies de longitud.
Carolina, asidua colaboradora de Gui-
llermo, no menos enthusiastic va de
Ia astronomia que el, Sc habfa aplicado
al estudio cientifco al par que ayudaba
al hermano en- la construction de los
telescopes.
Era Ia nOche del Is de Mario de
1881. Registraba con su telescopio
Guillermo la region del cielo pr6xima
Los Gemelos'', cuando m astro dc
didmetro sensible apareci6 en- el cam
po del Instruments. Ados6 a este ocu-
lares de mayor potencia, mientras las
estrellas que en- el mismo campo Sc pare
clan, no cambiaban de tamaho, vi6
crecer el del nuevo astro, que mostra-
ba va su disco redondeado.
Desde aquella noche, Y en- los dias
sucesivos, 81 los dedos dc Herschell re-
corrian el teelado del 6rgano, su pen
samiento no Sc apartaba del extrano
cuerpo celeste, que en- noches sucesivas
camblaba de lugar pOf ehsfe las demaS
estrellas, las fjas, para mayor preocu-
paci6n~del eminente Organista.
Calculadas las posiciones del astro
errante, los hermanos Herschell 10 ca
lificaron de cometa; tai descubrimiento
llcv6 el nombre del organista por todo
el mundo cientifco, donde Sc di5 co
nocer como astr6nOmo ell antique mG
sico. FL 6rgano sonaba falto de ar
monia en- la iglesia; pero otras armO-
Mas mas grandiosas percibia Herschell
AHA en- 10 sumo de In mente.
POrque el nuevo astro califcado de
cometa no Sc sujetaba las 6rbitas
que la Cicncia prescribe para los de
su clase. Era unlastro rebelde que des-
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Los enemigos del general Menocal \
de su gobierno, dcsde los hampones
sin mentalidad sin conciencia hasta
los que sc envuelven en- sutiIes idealis-
mos, han puesto catedra de moralidad
de pureza. En- su afan sorprendcnte
de puritanismO ven por todas part IS
concusiones, fraudes, irregularidades '
coneupiseencias. truenan contra la SUI
pueata rela iaci5n de las costumbres \
hasta denuncian ;oh atravimiento sin
nombrc que Sc den al pats eiemplos
de cinismo v desenfado en- las cumbres
del podar. Los que a tai propaganda
Sc dedican, por el nero hecho de sus
criticas virulentas Y de sus exigencias
Sde perfaccionamiento ideal prctenden.
pOr 10 visto, restablecer la republca
austera de don Tomas. Por sus alega-
tos, por sus declamaciones ret6ricas
Sc erigen en- paladin S dc Ia vrtud,
de Ia sobriedad de Ia mas exigcntr hon
ladcz administrative, exigen de Me-
nocal que dosalojc q poder para inn
plantar clles su regimen de nitidez de
austeridad republicana.
ST este Sc hiciera en- scrio Y i buc-
na fe, podrian disculparsc las exigen-
cias mas hiperb6licas, porque Ia aspi-
raci6n al perfeccionamia INTO cS siempre
noble, annque sea inascquiblc. 81 Mar
quez Sterling, Fernando Ortiz. Mariana
Aramburo tantos otros, cscritores \
periodistas, que fulminan sus auatemas
contra Ia situaci6n actual. tuvicran por
candidate a Ia presidcncia dc Ia .Repu-
blica a IN Enrique Jose Narona, q I'M
Sanguily, I'M Sanchez Bustamante,
suS inerepaciones, aunque fueran iniusta
marecerian respeto, por hallarse inspi-
radas en- el anhelo dc nm bicn mayor.
Mas 10 repulsivo, 10 que penetra IL llcno
en- los dominios del hiStrionismo L,
II farsa desdenabe, Is que Sc agite
al pals con propaganda revolucionaria,
que Sc haga todo 10 possible por tracr
al Intervention americana que Sc in
iurie a un caballa aro Sin mancilla. IN
patricia dc manos limpias dc frcntc
muy alta como el general Mcnocal, pa
IA ofrccer Al pueblo dc cuba, cam
bio de la situaci6n prcsente. q gobier-
no mil veces corrompido profunda-
menta deshonrado dc Jose Miguel Co
mez.
La comedia politica, como todo en- q
mundo, debe de tenor sus limites; i
cs VA caer d lleno On 70 grotcsco \
Ell 10 abominable Qu nos yengan los
intelectualcs del liberalismo con sus a.
sertaciofies accrca In morahdad ad-
ministrativa del bnen eiemplo que
sc debe dar al pals desdc las alturas,
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DICTIONARIES

Diccionario Enciclopedico Manual en-
cinco idiomas: espafoI, frances, in
giles, aleman italiano icon 10000
articulos-4.OOO grabados) ...... $50
Diccionario Complete de la Lengua
Espafo1a 500
Nuevo Diccionario Manual, ilustrado,
de la Lengua Castenana.- -Contiene
mas de 1000 paginas, mas de 5000
grabados y mas de 24O mapas. $50
Diccionario Castellano Enciclopedico
(Campano ilustrado) Novisima edi-
ci6n que contiene todas las voces
de la Real Academia Espanola -. 2.25
Diccionario Popular de la Lengua Es-
pamela. Contiene igual numero de
voces que ell de la Real Academia. 100
Diccionario de la Lengua Castellana.
obra novisima que contiene, ademas
de las voces del iltimo Diccionario N
de la Real Academia, los terminos
Cientiicos los de uso muy re-
ciente. .................... rs
Nrevo Diccionario Espahol-Ingl6s y
viceversa. Contiene mas de 1000
vocablos modernos 10000 acep-
ciones voces tecnicas modismos
que no Sc encuentran en- ningin otro
Diccionario de esta clase ... 3.25
Diccionario Ingles-Espaiiol y viceyer-
sa ........................ 1.5o
Novisimo Diccionario Ingles- -Espafiol
y Espafiol- -Ingl6s ......... 1.25
Diccionario de Frances Espanol vi
ceversa ....................... 1.5O