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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
A FREE SOUVENIR FOR
HUNTERS, TRAPPERS
AND WOODSMEN

If you want a useful souvenir from
the Vermont Fish and Game Depart
ment keep a record of the game you
see or take between October l, 1919
and May 1, 1920
This department is trying to take a
census of the game birds and animals,
fur bearing animals, and vermin OF the
State and needs your help in taking
the same. IF you live or hunt in Ben
nington county send a post card at
once to County Warden Edwin D.
Moore, Bennington, Vt. and request
him to send you a blank on which to
make your record All records
should be kept on these blanks which
should be returned to the County
Warden Immediately after May l,
1920.
After the blank is returned use
full souvenir will be sent you from the
Fish and Game Department
Your record is needed whether you
hunt and trap extensively or only
a little. Send for the record blank
at once.
LINUS LEAVENS,
Commissioner.
Montpelier. VT.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22

London. Oct. 21-Althcugh there are
again today conflicting reports on the
situation before Petrograd, where Gen
eral Yudeni.ch, at the head of the
Northwestern Russian Army. is at
tacking the Bolsheyiki, it does not
appear that the former Russian CAPT
tai has yet been taken.
A Helsingfors dispatch says that
General Yudenitch has encountered
strong resistance beyond Pulvoyo
about seven miles south of Petrograd
and has. therefore halted his advance
to concentrate his forces while await
ing reinfcrcemen.s and heavy artillery
One hundred guns, the dispatch says
reached his army today.
From the same city it is reported
that Bolshevist forces concentrated at
Gdoff, on Lake Peipus, which consti-
tuted most serious threat to the rear
of General Yudenitch, have been dis
persed This removes the menace OF
an advance against the communication
of the anti BO. shevist forces now be
fore Petrograd, which War Minister
Trotzky was reported to have declared
recently would decide the fate of the
city, rather than the defense of the
old capital itself.
a dispatch to the Central News from
Helsingfcrs says that Russian news.
papers arriving there report a state OF
rebellion in and around Petrograd and
the discovery of counter-revolution
AIRY movement in the Bolshevist front
lines
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
SENATOR Villas TONIGHT
viii Speak on League of Nations at
High School Hall

A lot of talk has been heard by
everybody about the League of Ma
tions, but few really know much about
the issue For this reason the ad.
dress tonight by Senator Martin S.
iVlas ought to attract large audience.
Senator Villas wi speak at o'clock
in High School hall and the public
is cordially invited There is no ad.
mission fee and everybody is welcc me.
No seats are reserved and those who
come first will get first choice.
Mr.. Villas is now serving his second
term in the Vermont State Senate
where he has made a reputation for
himself as brilliant speaker on many
subjects. He will tonight explain
the League CT Nations and explain
some points re ative to the issue.
Senator William A. Root will pre-.
side at the meeting nd introduce the
speaker.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
RETIRING ENVOY DEAD
Italian Ambassador di ceIIere Passed
Away in Washington

Washington, Oct 21-Diplomatic
and official Washington today mourned
the death OF Count V. Machi di Cellede
Italian Ambassador to the United
States for the past six years. The
Ambassadors death occurred late
last night as he was about 70 undergo
an operation at a hospital here.
Ambassador di Celere was about to
close his work here after having hand.
led number of difficult questions
both during the war and since the
cessation of hostilities. Baron Romano
Ovezzano recently was appointed to
relieve him
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
GREEN MT. CLUB TO
FINISH LONG TRAIL
When Complete Between Manchester
and WaIIingford 1t Will Be 300
Miles Lonu

Miles Long
Rutland, Oct. 21-The trustees of
he Green Mountain Club, Inc, held
special meeting Saturday afternoon
1t Hotel Vermont, Burlington, at
which it was decided to complete at
once, the trail from White Rocks
mountain, east of WalIingford, to
Prospect rock. near Manchester. so
hat there would be clear path from
Massachusetts to Johnson, about 300
niles, with blazes painted so that the
rail can easily be followed Charles
?. Cooper of Rutland, president Of the
club, is organizing trail working
trip of about two weeks and he
wishes to hear from anyone who
cares to volunteer for all or part of
he trip.
Said Mr.. Cooper last evening: THE
rail committee reported many miles
IF new trail located along the noun
aims south of White Rocks. all in
dense wilderness yet always within
i've miles of the Troy line of the Rut-
land railroad. There has been com
pleted a wonderful new trail up the
southern face of Camel's Hump
CCrouching Lion) from the camp at
the base of the lions paw over the
paw. shoulders, and up the west side
Of the face to the top of the great
head. The views at many points are
very fine. As there is also a new trail
from Huntington Center to the ledge
at base of pay this makes the most at
tractive way to climb the mountain,
Autos 20 to DOint about two
miles east of Huntington Center and
a walk of about five miles takes you
to the top of the mountain. Leave
car at the fourth bridge on the main
stream after leaving Huntington Cen
ter. Return can be made on the old
Huntington trail through some of the
state owned forest cutting return trip
about one mile"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
HUNS coLoNIzlNe MEXICO
Enterprise Being Floated for Irriga-
ton Of 100000 Acres.

Mexico City, Monday. Oct. 90
Concrete evidence of German coloni-
zation plans for Mexico was revealed
here today with the announcement Of
an enterprise for the irrigation of
100000 acres, hecters) of land in the
Fuerte River Valley, in the state of
Sinaloa, where thousands of German
immigrants are expected to buy small
parcels on a twenty year payment
plan.
The corporation is being foated by
Jose MeakenN a Mexico City cap
italist, with the support of General
Ramon-Iturbe, governor OF Sinaloa.
The land is declared to be extremely
fertile and the plan is being backed
by German banks here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
LONCSHOREMEN n
DIVIDED AS To
REMAINING OUT
None of Them Went to Work on
Chelsea Piers
PRES. O'CONNoR is MOBBED
Revolvers Were Flashed and TIVE
Shots Fired-A General Fight
Followed

New York Oct 22.-No longshore-
men went to work on the Chelsea piers
when the whistles blew this morning,
despite their promises of yesterday
1t was on the word of longshoremen
cf the Chelsea district, one OF the most
important on the water front that of
hcials based their prediction of a
break in the strike.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
DEDICATION AT ARLINGTON
Tablets Marking Homes of Gov Chit
tenden and Ethan Allen.

The dedication exercises for the
placing of bronze tablets at Arlington
to marke the sites of the homes of
Gov. Thomas Chitten and Ethan Allen
will be held at the small park near
the Rutland railroad station Saturday
afternoon, October 25, at 1.3O in the
afternoon.
The tablets are to be placed by the
Vermont society of Sons of the
American Revolution and James X
Batchelder of Arlington recognized
authority on the early history of Ben
nington county will deliver the prin-
cipal address.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
PLAN REVOLT IN ALsAcE
Scheduled for Same Day AS Uprising
In Germany.

Paris, Oct 21-(Hayasl-Plans
for a revolt in Alsace to take place
November g. have been discovered at
Strassbourg, according to the Echo
De Paris The alleged arch conspira-
tor, an engineer named Koessler has
been arrested, with two accomplices,
and it is said that leader of social
ist union, former Alsactian deputy
and a French socialist are believed to
have been implicated.
A search of Koessler's residence is
reported to have revealed large mum
Der of propaganda pamphlets and
fund of $4,000 marks. The revolt was
to have been called on the day that
communist uprising in Germany is
said to be scheduled,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
Week October 2O-27

"Of all Theodore Rooseve.t's
many books, those devoted to ma
tural and history and observations
of animals, birds and fishes will,
with the possible exception of THE
Winning of the West and THE
Naval War of 1872" most tenacious
ly hold their place in American
literature. These nature notes.-the
product CT the holiday time of an
extraordinary busy career-have
charm of style which Mr.. Roose-
velt's writings reveal nowhere else
in so rich a measure; and give evil
dence of that warm and intimate
love for wild life that one finds in
the writings of Audubon, Thoreau
and Jchn Burroughs
1t is fitting that his men,
ory and the great lessons he
taught should be perpetuated.
Let Each One Give a Little.
HOMER III. WEBSTER
Treasurer
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
SANDGATE

Ray Bentley of Cambridge was il
town Sunday.
William King of Cambridge was 9
Sunday guest of his father, Alber,
Kine.
Mrs. Belle Brant and children were
Sunday guests of the formers uncle
NJ u. Hurd.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Squires and
Henry Squires went to Granville Wee
nesday to attend the funeral of theil
brother Charles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
Childhood's Wish.

Barbara wanted piece Of apple, but
while grandfather was getting it for
her sleepiness almost oyercame her
md her eyelids began to droop. 1t was
bedtime, but she winked and blnked
and at last exclaimed: II wish they
had made the eye hinges a little tight.
mr.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
RUSSIA ARMY
At STANDST|LL
NEAR PETROCRAD
Soviets Are Making Stubborn
Resistance
ADVANCE is HALTED
State of Rebellion Is Reported Around
Petrograd and in BoisheVist
Lines

London, Oct %. General Yudenitch,
commander of the Northwestern Rus
sian army. seems to have been brought
tc virtual standstill by the stubborn
defense of Petrograd, which is almost
wi hin sight of his men. Soyiets are
even reported to have taken the of.
tensive north of Krasnoe Selo, but de-
tails are .acking
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22

RED CROSS WORKERS NEEDED
Rooms in Ritche Block Are Open
Every Day

The rooms of the Bennington branch
of the American Red Cross in the
Ritchie block, near the village clerks
office, will be open every day until
work on ten infant layettes is com
pleted.
Workers are needed to help with the
work as the layettes must be shipped
by November l. VIII all women con
slider this appeal and stop at the rooms
at any time during the day?
The key to the Red Cross room may
be obtained of Village Clerk w. P.
Hogan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
DEsTRoYERs SUNK
3oIshevik Vessels Attempt Attack on
Esthonian and British Ships

London Oct. 22.-Two Bolshevik
lestroyers were sunk in Reporia bay.
Finland gulf, when they attempted to
Ittack Esthonian vessels and British
iestroyers, Tuesday the Admiralty
announces.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
Montpelier, VT.
Much Truth in Her Remark.

In Western court certain man
was defending himself in a suit for
divorce. shes unreasonable" he
contended, adding, why the other day
she called me the LATEST man in the
world because | threw kiss at her"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
WILL BUILD 400 HOUSES
Springfield, Mass, Will Try to Stop
Rent Profteerinu

neNl FTOlIteSIlNg,
Springfield, Oct 1S.-Owing to an
Unprecedented shortage of new
houses in this city leading members
of the Chamber of Commerce have
launched a housing movement and
2will petition for a charter to organize
a corporation to erect 400 dwellings,
including two-family apartments the
coming year The corporation will
be Incorporated for S1,00O,0O0.
Rent profteering is now indulged
in to such an extent that public
spirited men believe it is high time
to put stop to the practice.
Arrangements will be made so that
a person desiring to own home may
invest only IS per cent and possibly
less of the initial cost OF the land
and building
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
SUGAR REFlNERS WARNED
Charging Over 10 Cents Wholesale
Is Vilaton of Law

Washington, Oct 20.-Department
of Justice notified the beet sugar re
finers that charge for sugar in ex
cess of ten cents a pound wholesale
would be considered a violation O.
the food control act The fedora
sugar equalization board has held
that eleven cents was a fair retail
price.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and
Thursday,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
TRYING TO FLY TO AUSTRALIA
Former Sailor VIII Compete for
$4,000 Prize.

London, Oct 21-Capt. George Mat
thews. former sailor, turned aviator
set off from the suburb of Hounslow
today for an airplane fight to Aus
tralia in an effort to win the prize
of G1O,OOO offered by the common
wealth government for the feat. The
start was made at 11:44 a. m.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
slAMEsE AMBASSADOR COMES
Official with Long Name Arrives il
New York

New York, Oct. 21.-Phya Prabba
Karavongse, Siamese Ambassador to
the United States arrived here today
on the steamship Vauban from South
ampton.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
SECCION
UNA SOLUCION PATRIOTICA

VA .StalnuS vipnlo. Il riiZ del a>e>inato Gr Ia
ptIa.-aSi dehcmoS llamarlo. sin notwithstanding
muy proIito SuS autoreS SC Sientcn avergonzadoS y
menoSpreciadoS por In opinion publics. Zapata
muerto en- huena lid. pcrScguido. acorralado Y ma
taIo Dor sus perSeguidore<.-por el sobierno carran-
ciSta.-Seria un huen eiemplo que demostraria la
~fortaleza de Sus cncmigo>. Traicionado Y aScsina-
do: cayendo en- una tramla como la que sc lie puSo.
81 mnerte eS un oprobio ' I'M aliciente al odio.
Ain no pOdcmos dar aSeISo Il las noticia> que
tenemos sobre ell probable fin del Oral, Blanluet.
pero 81 fueren cicrtoS. 81 tamhien cayo en- las rcdcS
dc o,ra trampa como Sc aSe"ura. VA verehlo>. al
corrcr del tempo, que tampoco este >acrificio Sirvc
para >ercnar los animoS.
Sin embargo, vamo> Il >uponcr que las nledi-
das de terror Y las aleveS que comentamoS. contrl-
buvan en- al@nna torna Ill cntroniZamiento momer-
taneo del carranciSmo. pueS no eS este 10 que el pals
neceSira. De lo que ha mcneSter Mexico. Is de que
q order. la naZ. In libersai ' la iuSticia So icSia-
blezcan por medic re Ia moral Y de la perSuaclon.
No nrccSitamoS nj quercno> una paz cfimera que
,urlva 4 in"tcrrumpirSe clando Carranza dcSaparcz-
ca de Ia politica u dc la vida. NeceSitamoS Y que
rrruos una paZ eSrablc normal. Y eSta no puede ser
otra que la dc Ia iuSticia. Ia del respeto Il todoS los
icrccho>. propioS Y asenoS.
Para llegar Il este fin, que no puede ser III mas
tSlIliN |s''' - '
Va 10 hemos indicado. mas de una vcz. que Surgan
hombrcs deSintereSadoS Y p~atriotas que honorable
mrntc mc.licn entire los antagoniStaS. sin ser tacha'
dos de- parcialidad o timideZ. para que prOcuren un
acuerlo razonable ' acceptable. que Il nimguno Sacrl,
iiGue nj humble. La political no rs otra coSa' SeSlh
In gran definicion del eStadiSta ingleS. que henos
rcpctidc incontableS veccS, mas que la cIencla de las
1ransac.ioncS. Y en- conSecuencia. 81 qucrenioS hacer
ma obra p~olitica Y patri6tica. c> ncceSario Duscar
una transaction honorable, digna. que Il todos Sa'
tistaca Y serene todoS los animo>.
Los nltimoS acontecinientos, Sc@un hcmoS po'
dido oh<Servar. en- vz de tranHuiiIzar los anihoS !
;Ic<aIeptarlDS los han cyaitado. Los perlodlcoS IN
,cpendienteS dc Mexico son una prucba conctuycnte
\ cue entonceS >e"uir por el amino de Cam:
T:rsaIcmoS. puc> otra seduction 1t nuc>troS contlic
ros ' mc no Sica .lerramhndoSe mas >angrc dc her
mano>. one alcrIn dia pucdc reclamar Ia Patrla. pa
RI laborcS mas atlas. mas humans Y pairiotlcaS.
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CT A ES EX | RANJ ERAS

terrible de los dramas. La situaclon
So hiZo mas tragica aUn cuando la
corre no Sc halo rodeada Sino de re-
gimien;os rusos entire los que comen-
zaba Va a rugir Ia revuelta Y 4 en-
cenderse Ia revoluci0n . \, sin I'M
barge. iamas mostro ia reIna nj I'm
! solo instante de deSaliento.
Los Que Ia conocen bien y la han
rodeado siempre con su devotion ia
| mas la han visto raas hermosa que ell
dia en- que Su actitud deSarm6 I un
! regimiento que sc halia en- piena re-
| halion. La Reina Sc naliaba a Dor
| do de un treu que Ia conducIa al fren-
te ocupado por SuS tropaS. .Algunos
! oficiales llegarpn d advertirlaS a las
personals que formahan 81 sequlto
| De Que los So,dadoS rusoS. hablendo
recibido aviso de su llegada, habian
iurado "destriparla" 81 tenia la au-
dacia de dejarse Yer. Sc juzg6 pru-
| dente detener el tren. La Reina sc
inform6 " ordeno que Sc c%ontinuara
la Marcia hasta ell punto al que ha-
| bia decidido llegar. descendi0 ALI de
su CAIRO. Sc dirigio Il los hombres que
Ia ~amenazaban con su colera y les
hablo; y todos gritaron: ''Viva nues-
! ira CZarlna.'
SemejanteS raSgoS entusiaSmaban
! a los oficiales franceses que habia en-
JasSy. HAY que DIR hablar de Ia
Reina de Runania al General Ber-
thelot V al Duqre de Luynes.
Cuando nuestros compatrlotaS tu-
vieron que abandonar Jassy, la ReiHa
les demostro que no estaba menos IL
! gada a clos dc 10 que ellos 10 esta-
J ban con su persona. Fue i verios
2 Ia bora de SUI Dartida Y permaneclo
2 su iado hasta eli ultimo m~ornento. Y,
hacienda aiusion a su uniforme dc
guerra. les dijo:
Una vez cue hayais partido no que
dara va NADIA azul en- el cielo de
Rur.ania.
ouiso tener cerca de ella al Ge-
neral Bertheiot I Ia bora de la en-
trada triunfal del Rey en- Bucarest,
:. aqrlel dia. nuestraS tropaS 1ueron
cortadaS del reSto de! Iortejo. pueS
cna-do les campesinos rumanoS vie,
ror avanzar hacia etloS las banderaS
~ifrancesas. ronpieron todas las rallas
Y Sc precipitation hacia eilos para
besar u pliegUes; Y, sonriente en-
esa OCCASION. la Reina aplaudio aqueJ
desorden. =.
Lo que nos hace conmovedora Ia
vista de I'm Rey, es d%escubrir er
ella. concentrate Y palPitante. el al
ma de su pueblo. Toda Ia Rumanis
militante ha radiado en- los oJos de
esta Reina. Toda Runania victo
ROSA RE en- su sonrlsa-
Lucien CORPECHOT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22

InduGab lelneute. ~ preferable 4 cualquiera otra
una seduction patri"tica Y paclflca. hecha de colnun
acncrdo entire tohoS los antagoniStaS, para poner ct
fin Il Ia intermiuable reyerta fratriclda que e>ta
,!cS~lrraniu las entrandS de nueStra Sociedad. La
GUERRA lie cX;crminl", 4 muerte. SIN conilcloheS nj
tran>accionc>. Ucvila Il cabo haSta por los lndlg-
nos malios de que >e valieron para aSeSinar a la
lrlta. no harl on Mexico la paz. nj aun la de los Sc
pulcro> In paz coSaca de VarSevia. La guerra Il
wacrtr. recrudeceria mas Y mas las actividadeS bell
cas-. no Sc >omcter3, nincuno que tenga por SECURE
que In rcndici1n Significa cl Suicidio. Ii priSion o 81
,c<tierru: no So rendira nadic que SePa de anteina-
ne uuc al entregar SuS arma> Y Su cabalio de cont
bale SerJ Reinstatement Sacrificado.
E< meneSter que ST c0nOzca a tondo nue>tra
psychological, para que 81 conlprenda que Ia matanzl
no e. 81 medic mas eficaz para que Mexico ruelva
nj nrleu = <e pacifiqUc. La historic internlnab!c
tr nur>JrtS rcyertaS. que debieramoS haber apren'iI-
do cyperimcutando no en cabeza agena, Slno en- la
propiI. nos en>ena que la crueldad. 81 encarniza-
lniento has alevo>iaS ' las tradicioneS que uencn epl
ln"oS nlucahro>. dc ~trasediaS de shakespeare. no sir
Yen mas en-" para arroiar combuStibie 4 Ia bo@1le-
III de las pa>ioneS, Y que nueStro espiritu eS ire
.Iuc1ihlr = las medidaS del terror Y de la violencia.
Gaze mn rombatiente. otro sc levanta. reSultse
umi viCtima. surge un veneadOr: las derrotaS no nos
tic>animan. Y eli rcSumen tie cuenta>. SomoS tenace>.
inmunc> a! de>alicnto dc la derrota o de Ia muerte.
Uarccitndonu> TN este a los co>acoS. d los moscow
las. que >cgun 81 decir lie Napoleon. iamaS Saben
cuando nan >ido derrotado>-
~ imponen. pueS. otra> meciida> que no las de
las arna>. u las de la alevo>ia. para Salvar a la
Rcmihlict lie la crisis que la azOta.
FL >iemprc SECURE tempo. 81 gran amigo dc la
cxperiencja ' de In veriad. en- un plazo reducido vi
= aeSen-anarnoS de Ia eSterilidad de la fuerza bru-
1t aiSIada. aplicada ciegamente o uSada con alevo-
Sia. Una a ORA So Sucederan las t~ragedias: 4
uma muerrc <ceuira la representa-. a los deSapareci-
dos <i@uen Y Se@uir:tn los substitutes. Y cuando una
name. al caer para no teVamtarSe mas. >uelte la
handera Il" In rebellion. ORA mano mas aleccionada
lt rcco"e. y All continUan los c>Eabone> de e>a> ira
.e.iia> que ur-c torminar por eli decoro y el porvenir
.c nue>Jra patria.
La ,ltimu> mcdidas afo'taGa> p0r I'll carrau-
1j>uo para c~xlcrmiuar Il los jefc> PARTICIPATES DE Ia
rcyolucinu. -" nu"~lr" conccplo. son Y >rrau con
jrs nroducculr>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
u ma r E N
CON MOTIVO DE LA VISTA DE
LA REINA DE RI MAMA
\ PARIS

TrsG.ce.6l: del trcnees pGrc Ia PEE%SA)
ciaS feiiceS que podrian ponerie fin
a csc duelo secular. SuS amigos ase-
Suran que fue csc Ell Sentimlento que
Ia lanz6 con tanta fuerza del lado de
los a~iiadoS....
;Pues ella fue siempre eli elocuen-
te y persuasive abogado de nuestra
causa,
CuanGo llegaba = Bucharest un fran
cas. 50 Sorprendia de hal!arse en- me-
do de sus costumbres. DIR hablar 81
/ idioma ' de YER a las gentes obrar
. de SUI misma manera. Pero nadie
/ recibiG jarlas d nuestroS compatrlo-
/ tas, en- Rumania. con mayor bene-
vo'encia que la PrinceSa Maria.
Cuando Ia guerra vino a trocar en-
tfagedia la vida idilica cue ella He
vaba bajo ell cielo rumano. tomo 81
partido desde luego.
NO me habeis viSto sino sonreir
en- In Gicha. les dijo a i familia-
res. pues bien. de la misTna manera
mo me vereis mas que serena Y flrme
en- Ia desgracia."
Los hermosos paiscioS bizanrinos
Que Sc deleitaba en- rna con decora-
| clones dignaS de In magia. en- medic
de los campcs de lis Que les daban
su forma Y Su perfume Z los jardi-
mes de Rumania. Sc cambiaron. ODE
deciendo al encanto de ~ varita de
virtud. en- hoSpitales. Pudo verSeia
sin cesar Y sin descanSc corriendo
del frente a los eStablecimientoS hos
pitaliarioS: V. cuaudo entraba en- los
dorai:orioS de los agonlZanteS, to-
Gas las miraGaS Sc dirigian hacia
ella ~imploranGola para que. con Su
vo= armoniosa Y con "a Garcia de SuS
manos. les ayudara 4 los noribundoS
a soportar 81 ultimo Sufrimiento.
Cuando a los horroreS &c IA que,
IRA Sc unieron los de Ia peSte Y e
rifc. Sc trato de aleiaria de los hos,
pitaleS. No los abandOnG por csc
IS hasta Sc rehuso siempre 4 calzar,
Sc siuuiera los guanteS para darleS Ia
mano q los mas graves, con eL 90,
ieto de trasnitirleS. por csc medic
iaIgo de su energia. de 81 juventud J
de su valor. NADIA fue capaz lie q
partarla de SUI deber.
Vinieron despu@s la derrota y 10:
Idias sombrioS. Tn golpe cruel que IL
miro personalmente Ell los momento;
mismos en- que ell RENO parecia hun
tGirss. e. mis- peQueno de sus hijos
amado tiernamense. murio en- t2ntl
cue e. enemigo avanzaba sobre IA ca
pital. Sc le sepulto Ia antevispers
del dia en- que n familia real : el 90
bierno TODD tuvieron que eVacGiar Blu
~caresr. La maaan del Gia de IL par
tida. Il reina fue = depositar vi;
Ultima ofrenda de flores en aquell;
tumba cuyo cuidado lie comic. en- TN;
carta pa;etica. al pueblo que verti;
sus lagrimas a cauSa de aquella des
.racia regia mas Que a de su
cropioS deStinoS....
Fl eNodo para JaSsy parecio el MA