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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
ALsAcE-LoRRAlNE.


The flag OF ones country. or the
personification of ones native land.
are the common treasures of all man.
kind. Captivity and freedom, the bat
tie lost, and the battle won, are unend-
ing subjects with the sculptor, the
painter. and the poet:
Why does the eye
Watch, raised and raptured, the bright
racks that rove,
Heavens freedom. frolic in the har-.
vest sky?
The wind which bloweth where it
listeth, why
Hath it charm? Why love we thus
the sea,
Lordless and limitless?"
These manifestations of freedom
foster in us the love of liberty, as the
painting which depicts a patriotic
deed, or the poem whose martial ca
dences sound the call to arms, inten-
SITES our love of country.
The land Of Washington loves the
land of Lafayette. But 1t is upon that
part of France lying under the shadow
of the Vosges, that our thoughts dwell
the longest. The wrongs OF France,
the unquenchable hope, the abiding
faith, that one day her lost provinces
would be restored, have all been ex-
pressed in that wonderful poem by
Francois Cope, entitled THE Can
non." This poem. written in 1874,
tells what an old Franch cannon says
to an Alsatian sentinel. who deprived
of home and living under the usurper's
flag, is yet thankful that he has been
placed near this witness, black and
sad Of the defeats, but which still re-
mains pointed towards the east, keep
mig its old position as when first
placed in the fort. Suddenly the can
non speaks, and its voice profound
and grave, tells the soldier not to
wep, to hope and be patient. that this
wind which blows into its mouth.
comes from the Rhine, and is like an
echo from Alsace, murmuring to the
cannon of how the schoolmaster clos
ing the door, unrolls the old map Of
France. OF the song heard at the
tavern, and the embrace given the tri-
color. The prayer of the humble
child, the sigh of the maiden beside
her distaff, the old parents in mourn
ing, all this the echo brings, but de-
liverance will come the Germans will
be vanquished, but at what time the
cannon knows not. It will be too
heavy and too old to follow the vic
torious army, but it will be able at
least, old watch dog of the Invalides.
to announce to Paris your marches In
trepid with my bark triumphant"
France is not weary of creating he
roes, and the simple soldier who
sleeps upon the breech is perhaps an
infant Turenne."
Familiar to us by copies and afiliat-,
ing in sentiment with Coppee's poem.
is the celebrated painting by pean
Jacques Henner, entitled, "She Waits"
which typif1es Alsace-Lorraine looking
forward to the day of redemption.
Henner has been called "a painter Of,
light. The scale OF his tints go from.
the clear ivory to the most sombre,
brown, or from the Venetian red to a
green, dark and rich. The grace, the
rhythm, the nobleness of his human
forms, the ease, the flow of his paint
ing cannot be ikened to anything
Alsatian by birth, Henner has en-
bodied in this painting, his love OF
country, together with the poets and
the painters gift of prophecy.
KATE v. AUSTIN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
"Oh Boy! Oh Joy!"
Called Marine General
After Chateau TherTy

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-William II.
Johns, OF the Committee on Public In
formation, told yesterday at the Hotel
Commodore of the receipt in Washing
ton Of the first official news Of Ameri-
can victory at Chateau-Thierry.
'The cablegram throughout was
couched in the usual dry. Unconditional
army language" said Mr.. Johns, "un-
til at the end the general sending the
cable was unable to restrain his Joy
longer. He added four words"
What were they?" Mr.. Johns was
asked.
"Oh. boy! oh, joy" said Mr..
Johns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
Russ Souiets Differ Over
Allied Conference Plan
(By Associated Press)

STOCKHOLM, Feb. 19.-Serious diff
ferences of opinion have arisen be-
tween the Moscow Soviet headed by
Premier Lenine and the Petrograd So
viets headed by Leon Trotsky over the
allied proposal for conference on the
Princes island according to dispatch
from Helsingfors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
The Forum

(All articles for this column must
not exceed 800 words. Contributors
must sign their names, although the
name will be withheld by the man.
agement at the request Of tie
writer. Articles har4ng NO name
attached VIII be thrown into the
waste basket.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
On tho Spur
e61sN1!O,:ll(I!;l!!os11t
A LITTLE SLICE OF LIFE.
LsAoRaIS MILLLE

A dear old lady friends of ours
Has taken time by the fore
And has bought and laid away
Forty-five gallons of whisky
Against the coming drought.
you never can tell" she says,
when somebody will be bitten
BY a snake or have a tummyache
And, while / never drink myself
just for an opportunity to drink.
l like to have a little of it
In the house"
We hardly know what we ought
To think of this little old lady,
But it is our opinion that
She will never be very lonesome
After the 1st of July.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
FROM POETRY TO PROSE.

Macon Telegraph
And another thing the bride put down in her
little book On that morning when precious glances
redy the headlines the first page and then
the inside and bures himself in the local article
telling how much round steak and grits selling the
honeymoon lmping painfully down the front steps don't
know where it's going, but it's it's way.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19

ing large stone, tried to show him
the right way. Taking the hammer
he broke the stone with ease.
Said Pat: "Sure now, and it be
aisy for We to break the stone after
have ben softening it for the last
half hour"
Capt Anderson Dana. who has just
got married at Plattsburg, is a grand
son of the journalist, Charles A. Dana,
and in an interview he said:
"My grandfather believed in mar
riage. He thought it steadied man.
/ remember a story he used to tell.
Its a story about chap who
asked a man:
about a machine for telling when a
man is lying?
Sure said the man.
Have you ever seen One?' said the
chap.
" Seen one?' said the man. BY gosh,
| married one!'"
UNDONE.
An error crept in an obituary notice
last week-instead Of timely loss,
this should have said "untimely loss. !"
The "un" was Internationally omitted
in setting up the word.-Edgar (Wis.)
News.
1t is an interesting news note that
the pugilists must have their heads
shaved in future before going into the
ring, this to keep the hair from get
ting into their eyes. There will be
only one serious question and that
will be for some of these gentlemen
to know how far up to wash their
faces without adopting the old meth
cd OF tying string around the head.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
A BET THAT'S IN.
Houston Post.

Houston Post.
An Alabama Sheriff broke jugs containing nineteen
gallons of licker while crowd of mountaineering
by watched the ground lap up
juice Our prediction is that the Sheriff will lose that
precinct when he for reelection
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
Patronizing the Library

A library is vast storehouse in which the
accumulated learning, wisdom, poetical express
sion, scientific findings, wit, humor irony, satire
and history of the human race is made accessible.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19

interesting uGVtIUpnI6Ht Slice IlIe CLOSE OF C1e
war has been the amazing increase in the power
and popularity of President Wilson, and the ac-
companying growth in the moral prestige of the
American nation abroad.
When the George Washington left Hoboken
early in December, the air was dark with forebod-
ing. The newspaper press of the East was al
most unanimously opposed to the presidents
venture. Unpleasant rumors were afloat to the
effect that the elder statesmen Of the Entente
had no intention of giving the American peace
delegation anything to say at the conference, and
that America would be Inundated through the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
Signs Of Spring

The best sign OF spring used to be
when the girls put on thin waists, says
Chief Gormon, but you cant tell any
thing by that now.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
HE NEEDS A VACATION Toos

I he Indianapolis News.
Boosters Of Penrose who point out that he has been
in public life thirtyve years. do not understand
that that might be good for him to step
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
BUT HE DIED A WINNER.

BUT HE DIED A WINNER.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
An Illinois coal miner S. bet by eating twenty
five big pickles weighing one-half pound each
sitting 1t will hardly pay for the flowers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
GOOD WAY TO SETTLE 1T

Thrift Magazine
Feedem but make EN- pay American restaurant
prices. Revenge is sweet!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19

WE'LL, WE Will PASS UP ONE KIND
The Indianapolis News.
Now that the regulation is off eggs suppose one
any kind of egg desires.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19

McNauRht rebuff that would be the PRESIDENT and
the failure of his plans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19

Half loaf is sometimes better than,
an unpaid board bill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-19
Wilson's Sane Moderate and Fair Views in Peace Confer
ence Have Commanded Respect and Confidence
Of Other Diplomats.
By VICTOR McNAUGHT

PARIS, Feb. Especial Correspondent
doubt, the most interesting development since
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-16
BAPTIST DRIVE
GENERAL SUCCESS
REPORTS INDICATE THAT WIDE
EFFORT is EEING MADE

Atlanta, Ca, Feb 15.-Reports from
the workers in Athe Georgia Baptist
Victory Drive inG.ca;e that the Big
Baptist Push is going through with
success to the goal set. But the lead
ers urge that all workers continue
until they complete their tasks for
an extra effort will be necessary to
pay every dollar of every debt on
every institution.
Many teams have already gone
"over the top for one thousand per
team, and and teamworkers for the
minimum of one hundred dollars each
and are going on for all the velvet
they can make. Much interest centers
in the teams which are contending
for the generous scholarships to Mer-
Ger University and Bessie Tiff Col
lege including four years tuition,
room and board offered to teams go
ing fartherest over their minimum of
$1,000,000 and four years tuition offer
ed to workekrs going farthest over
500.
The several teams Athens reports
over $4,000. and reaching for IS 900 90
Cordele teams has $500 in sight. Ma
previous gifts to 100000 The ia
Guilty and students OF Mercer Univer-
sity went $500. over their goal of
100000. The girls at Bessie Tiff
College are in the midst Of keen
competition for a Special Victory
Scholarship, which promises a great
surprise. The severa lteams at Rome
are striving with fine results to reach
their aim of 100000 The Baptist
Girls at Georgia Normal Institute
have organized for a worthy part in
this campaign, Colquitt County Bap-
fist led by Moultrie have arranged
to cancel the 100000 debt on NNor
man Institute and the Baptists in the
territory around Griffin and Locust
Grove have cancelled the $4,000. 90
debt on Locust Grove Institute.
Some towns reporting over the
top and still going are Lawrenceville
Quitman, Thomson, Reynolds, Butler
Plains, LAGRANGE, Barlow, Vidalia,
Norman Park, Vienna, Windsor, Can
ton, Madison, Cuthbert, Metcalfe,
shelman, Many other towns and
teams in coantry districts report that
they are nearly over and sure to go
All teams are urged to completed
their quotas by March the first, the
date set by the Georgia Baptis Con
vention for the campaign to close.
Atlanta Baptsts are pressing their
special drive for 100000 for the
Georgia Baptist Hospital, At the lun-
cheon given for the fifty team lead
ers yesterday at the Ansley Hotel,
reports indicated that about $20,OO0.0O
was in sigh In addition the Woman's
Auxiliary to the Hospital have ten
teams at work among the women of
Atlanta who promised to give a good
substantial account at their work
These women aim to raise $1,000.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-16

An Englishman has Invented a col
lapsible life boat witha rubber skin
that automatically closes punctures.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
EMsAJApoR pEL AvERNo

Hablando de los b~olshevikis aquf es
Ia la definition mejor que hemos Wis
to recientemente:
Isl Lucifer por medic de una procIa-
ma hiciera que Sc reunieran todos
los p0deres v jefes p~rincipales de
averno en- una convention pasa elegii
y mandar al mundo, Yin diablo que es.
tuviera mas bien calificad0 para evil
tar los proeedimientos de la civiliza.
ci6n; Que parara las ruedas del pro
greso humane; que diera muerte in,
mediata a las aspiraciones de la II.
ventud, y a las amonestaciones carl
nosas de las madres: que soltara al
campo a las viudas y los huerfanos pa
ra que perecieran, no pOdrIa enviar I'm
biablo mas bien eduipado para efec-
tuar TODD ESQ que Ell snsame monstruo
del Bolsheviki. En- este mismo mo-
mento tiene q millones de nuestros
moiimos imprisiohados en- su CAIRO de
fueg0 con sus ruedas que e~volucionan
revolviendo la sangFe y encaminando.
Ia a Ia degradation; los esta arrcian.
do a n confusion eterna y a mise
ria UNIVERSAL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

sumidor, que es quien We ha estado
queiando, ahora TODD queda en- su
mano. Nosotros esperamos que las
comisiones sobre precios jnstos traba.
iaran industriosa, -concienzuda v intre-
pidamente. Ell cbmerciante que ha-
'ega objection q una Investigation orga-
snizada en- TODD el estdo de los cpstos
dc la vida y los p~raeios, p0r 81 pueblo
mismo, sc expone a ser ~suspechado,
y 81 hombre sea quien fuere, que guile
ra ~salirse por la tangente, con la .aser-
ci6n que ell presente alto c0sto de Ia
vida es legftimo. bien fundado, equita-
two y correcto, v que no tenemos RAJ
z0n para q~uejarnOs o es loco rematado
0 gananciero legal. T0da Ia situaci6n
es mala; va pide ayuda del cielo. Ma
die la puede mejorar. exeepto ell con
Observation-Disclosures.
A fin de ser un POGO mas frances Y
especificos, al concluir esta deserta-
cion diremos, que nos parece muy im-
portante que no deberfa haber mucha
d~iferencia en- los precios entries las
d~iferentes plazas de Nuevo Mexico.
Aquf es donde la lista de precios
1ustos saldra a luz, 81 las
clones muestran una ~descrepancia ex-
cesiva entire plazas a~dyacentes: en-
tonces 81 estamos llegando a la rafz
del NAL; Y con este fin en- vista. la
comision local sobre precios justos
deben atender a su negocio propio, y
basar sus figuras estrictamente en- las
hechos obtenidos localmente, v sin
atenci6n a los que esten publicando
en- otras parties.
De c~onsiguiente, s%uplicamos a los
concentrates de Santa Sc y de TODD
81 estado que no Sc exciten. Cree
mos que seran suficiente sensatos pa
"a cooperar alegremente, teniendo en-
cuenta, que ellos estan tan interesadds
en- este astinto como 10 esta el doctor;
ell licenciado y ell hombre trabajador:
Dues cada vez que Sc reduzca algo
ell costo de la vida, estan reduciendo
u propios gastos. I'll trabajo de las
sobre precios justos no es
censura para nadie, y ninguno hara
objection a nienos que tenga razon
.sustanciable para hacerla.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

A..
NJ suprrfluo comentaflas deiladaniente.
Carranza esta hMciendole ID guerra
a los Estados Uhitos. Siendo estc asl.
nor cuanto tempo todavia vamos 4
permitirle a Ahe ponaa en- peligro nlies-
tros derechos nacionalesg
III Senador Fall ha deelarado que no
esta 81 personalmente en- favor de
una Intervention armada. a menos
que csc sea el 1ltiino recurh0; perp
su advertencia a Mexico es tai. que a
|decir verdad, ese ayiso deberia haher
|salido oficialmente del departamento
Executive del %gobiernO, v es EN- reali.
|dnd, un aviso que sera endosado por to-
do Americana que tenga respeto para
Isl mismo, cuafldo dice Ell Senhdpr:
Use toma esta acci6n para hAcer sa-
Der al mundo entero que 81 ell pue-
bio MexicanO mlsm0 no insiste v re-
qlama a su gobierno de Que cese y
aband0ne la persecution de los ciuda-
|danos Americanos. britanicos y de o.
|tras nacionalidades v de que aband0-
ne gu Intervention on asuntos de otros
Ipafses v la propaganda enorme que es.
ia desiminand0 on este pals, y abn-
|hando a los Americanos en- Mexico.
interfiriendo Ell su paz v seguridad,
y con nuestro gobiarno aqni, que al.
Iedn pals en- concepto mia, estara obli-
gado d Intervene, posiblemente por
fuerza armada, y. de esa mahera res
|tablecer 81 0rden en- Ia confusion que
existe en- Mexico 70 estoy ponien9
do en- acci6n cuanto esfuerzo me es
possible q fin de conaeguir que Sc reali-
ice la paz sin Intervention armada nj
guerra de nInguna clase. Recu6fdese
que en- la carta que me ha enyiadu
oil Presidenfe no indica 81 rompera las
Ifelaciones nj 81 retirara su feconoci-
miento de aquel gobierno, pero 81 dice
que esta considerable sacramento las
notas de Ia Comision,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
DEL GOBERNAD0R A LAS
COMlSIONES SOBRE PRECIOS JOST0S
Sugiere como remediar Ia situacion del alto costo
de la vida

al pueblo en- tales reunionea de- que
no c%0lipren a. pfeoios tan altos MIN
guna cosa nj ~artfculos que no 3 alb.
solutamente indispensahaes. Como por
ejemplo 10 que hace do r0pa los HON.
bres, mujeres, ninUs y nihas. Sc les de.
be aconsejar que usen sus ropas vie
jas, y sus z apatos yiejos por tanto
fiempo como les sea possible. EN- pre-
ferenciA a compfar los mismos articu.
los q precioB tan exhorbitantes. 81
SO observa este proceder, y los comet
ciantes Q que sus mercancfas per-
manecen en- sns almacenes sin ven.
derse, seran forzados en- conclusion a
yender las mercanc1as d i'm pfecio
que solo hagan una ~ganancia razonaS
BILE. mejOr que dejHr que las cosas
se echen a perder en- los almacenes.
"Otro curse que en- la opinion de
hombres ~inteligentes. Green que trae'
ria buen0s resultados, serla este: 81
los concentrates al por menor, quienea
estdn hacienda ganancias inrrazona.
bles, no Sc les puede inducir a que
rebajen sus precios, entonces los ca
bezas dc families deben unirsa y jun.
tar un dondo de diner0 efectiY0 tan
grande como sea possible y lueg0 COM
prar los artfcuaos necesarios q precios
de p0r mayor en- Chicago y traerlos
a un costo cOnsiderablemente mas ha-
ratio de 10 que los pueden comprar
aqui. Este modO de obrar seria por
supuesto en- detriment0 do los conner
eiantes locales. y no SO desea que Sc
adopte, excepto como una medida de
0ltimO reours0.
LAS diferentes medidas para me-
jorar la situaci6n que Sc han sugerido
en- eetas no estan destinadas a excluir
cualqufera 0tr0s m6todos legales, que
en- la opinion de las comisiones sobre
precios 1usto, calcdlen que pueden
conseguir los resultados que Sc desean,
asf que quedan enteramente iihres pa
ia adoptar c~ualuuiera otro curse que
Green que es propio.
"Sexto: Los p~reEidentes de las di-
ferentes c0misiones EN- los oondados
deben rendir un informe mensual-
mente al miembro de la comiei0n de
estado sobre precios justcs en- sus res
pectivos condados, informando 81 pro
greE0 que hayan hecho, v ell 6xito o
faata de exito que hayan tenido, Lue-
go 81 miembro de la comisi0n de esta-
do s0bre precios justo, dara I'm infor-
me mensual al ~Gobernador, mostrando
FL exito y ell progreso que Sc haya
c~onseguido 0 las dificultades 81 algu-
mas, y TODD 10 que SO haya hecho So
bTe 81 asunto en- su condado.
"E modo de nroceder que Sc indica
on esta carta circular, fue adoptado
ly ~aprobado en- ma reunion que Sc tuvo
en- Santa Re, N. M, a suplica mia, ell
dfa tres del presente mes dc Diciem-
bre, en- cuya junta estaban presentas
Varios fiscales de distrfto del estado,
el fiscal general del estado. ell agente
especial del fiscal general de distrito
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
uN DisTRlTo DE EScUELA Sc ne.
Bella ENcoNTRA DE la VA
cuNAcloN

- ..I.H.
I'm distrito de escuesa on ell condadt
De Taos-ndmer0 tres-esfa rebeladc
entertainments encontra de la VAGINA
oion, segnn aviso recibido hoy Dol
81 departamento de salubridad, por el
Or. 4. P. Martin, official de salubrfdad
ae condado, que t~elegrafi0 que treinta
padres de- familia y los directories de
escuela Sc oponian a Que Sc les pusie
70 IA vacutila q dos nihos para prevenir.
les de las viruelas.
La escuela ha estado cerrada, dice
p Official de salubridad, y pide instrn.
'cines al departamentO de Estado co.
no debe p~roseguir. La primera infor.
maciOn que 81 departamento de salu-
bridad ha recibido con respeto a Ia
iltuacion en- ese distrito es ell tele-
grama del Sr. Martin, dando aviso de
la 0p0sici0n q la vacunaci6n Y dicien.
do que las escuelas habfan sido ciausu-
radaa.
El DR.. Waller. comisi0nad0 de salu-
bridad, dijo que de una vez Sc manda-
ria aleun0 aquel distrito. p0rque los
informes de TODD oil estado con rela-
ci6n a viruelas indican tendra grandes
preparedness y que sera una amenaza.
100 ~ntCp HhP W. iAlHo ~ AnffGIuD.
Tambien dijo que Ia mayorfa de los
distritos habian cumplido 0 Ia regu-
lacion dc la v~acunaci6n, y slendo que
q crecimiento de viruelas va en- pro
greso en- 81 estado 81 cumplimiento Sc
necesafio.
En- el telegram del official de salu-
bridad del condado de Taos no Sc dan
las fazones porque el tercor distfito
lie ese condado SO opone q Id yacunaI
sion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
'AcRANpEN Ia cIuDAn De SANTA

NNWHM
Los votantes de Ia ciudad de Santa
Re tendran n oportunidad e1 dla
>26 del mes en- curse para votar 81
lbre Ia extension de los limites de Ia
,ciudad a que incluyan la MERGED de
Santa Fe, v ash poner nuestra ciudad
para el cens0 de 1920 con una p0pula.
ci6n que nos haga justicia. La ex-
tension propuesta incluira TODD 10 que
realmente es la ciudad de Santa Fe, y
entonces las figuras daran una idea
exacta del numero de habitantes de
la comunidad.
Hay otras razones. Santa Fe ha
estado en- la posici6n particular de
llenar i'm gran nicho con n peque-
ma population. No es NADIA mas que
justo que toda la comunidad ayude
en- Ell asunto de las mejoras pnblicas,
que los confines Sc benefician tanto
como ell centric de la pplaza No deben
entrar a~rgunmentos p0lfticos en- ell de-
bate; la extension Sc debe considerar
como n proposition de negocios, y
del punto de vista de a%nunciar la ciu-
dad nos dara i'm realce grande para
salir de la clase de aldea y dar a los
de afuera n impression mas ver-
dadera del tamano Y la importancia de
la ciudad c~apitolina.
La e%ficienca de la comunidad de
Santa Fe, su solidez y prosperidad y
crecimiento t0das ,seran f~avorecidas
una e que Sc pongan los propi0s IL
mites ~corporados que pertenecen. Y
10 que hay que hacer, debe hacerse
ahora, para que podamos entrar en-
este censo y no tener que ~esperarnos
otros diez amos.