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next term hereof, this writ, with your
return thereon, showing how you
have executed the same.
Witness, sam Z. Davis. Clark Of
the District Court of Luhbock Coun-
", Texas
Given under my hand and the seal
" said court, ln The Guy ~ Lubbock,
lhls the goth day " December, 1918
SAM 4, DAVIS.
Clerk District Conf, Lubbock County,
Iskas.,
lssued lh|s goth dsv of psesmhsr.
1914 SAN r, DAVIS.
Clerk p|slflel Court tuhteek cesnl,,
1esas SEQ
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Lieutenant J. NJ Robertson and
wife Of Fl. Sill. Okla, are spending
the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. c. l..
Pickett. Miss Edith Robertson sis
ter. from Lubbock, is also here ~
Post City Post.
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QUARANTINE IN PLAINvIEW
WAS RAISED LAST WEEK

The quarantine on account Of the
influenza epidemic was raised Thurs
day Of last week. and now public
meetings may be held and schools and
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TEXT or COVENANT
fCcrttuned PROM Page ones

council shall have one vote and may nave
not moro than one representative.
(Thi. enrbodies that part of the orlea-
nal article three designating the org1n--
al members OF the council. The para
graph providing for increase IN me
membership Of the council is new-)
ARr1CIE FIVE.
Except where otherwise expressly
provided in this covenant. decisions ae
my meeting of the assembly or Oh 1lfe
council shall require the agreement OF
all the members OF the league repre-
scented at the meeting.
All matters OF procedure at meetings.
Of the assembly or of the council ene
appointn,cnt Of committees TO iH'eSe-
gate particular matters, shall be regu-
lated by the assembly or by the conh-
ell and may be decided by majority
Of the members Of the IeaSuc represent
cd a, the meeting.
The first meeting Of the assembly ana
the first meeting OF thr council SNAIL o'
summoned by the president OF tns I'M
ted States Of America.
(Thc first paragraph requiring unah''
nous agreement in both aSScrnos! ara
council except where otherwise proFiaHo
is rev. The other two paragraphs or
iSinally were included in Article Foo'.)
ARTICLE SIX
Tho permanent Sccretarlat snail pe
established at the scat of the league
The secretariat shall comprls" "a secrc'
To riat general and such SECRETARIES ah0
staff as may BE- required.
The first secretary general snail D.
the person named in the annex: there
after the secretary general shall b" APP
oointcd BY tho council with III" approx
al Of the majority of the assembly.
The secretaries and IN" staff or th'
secretariat shall b" appointed by ih'
secretary general with III" approval! ~
tho council.
Tho secretary general shall act in tha;
capacity at all meetings OF tn" ASSEM-
bly, and OF the council.
Tho expenses OF the S"crotariat shall
be borne BY the members OF tho league
in accordance with the superintendent
Of the expenses % the lntsrnatoni
Bureau Of the Universal Postal Cntun.
(This replaces the original art'cl'
fave. In tho original the appointment
Of the first secretary general was l"r
to the council and approval Of IN" ma
iority Of the assembly was not required
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and cooperation Of dury authorized VOL
untary national Red Cross ORGANIZATIONS
having as purposes improvement -eEs
health. the prevention Of disease and TIC;
mitigation Of suffering throughout nc!
world. .t,ES
ENTIRELY ncw.) .a.,s;
ARTICLE TWENTY" i, ~
Amendments to this covenant Vii
of the league whose representatives. CONS
pose the assembly. Is
Such amendment shall (the word NOT,
apparently omitted in cable transmfs-i
stony bind any member OF the lcaGuea
which signifies Its dissent there1roms,
hut in that case il shall cease TO be a
member Of the league. if7r41!
(Same as the original except that "a.
ajority Of tho league instead OF three
fourths is required for ratification, .l2f,
amendments, with the last sentence ad S
ded. AZ
ANNEX 70 THE cov1HAnx.rt IS
Onc-origtnal members OF the leaH1es
OF nations. Il
Signatories Of the treaty Of peace rs
United States OF America Belgium
Bolivia, Brazil. British Empire. CanAd13
Australia. South Africa. New South
Wales. india China. Cupa. Cxecho-S8-t
vakia, Ecuador. France, Greece; Guatfs,,
rnala- Haiti. Hedjaz. Honduras. italy,:
japan. Liberia. Nicaragua Panama,
Peru, Poland Portugal. Rnumania, Ser!
via, Siam. Uruguay. ~ 4
States invited to accede to. tho coy e--55
nant. ss,ss?s
Argentine Republic. Chile. Colomha,
Denmark. Netherlands Norway: Para,
quay. Persia Salvador. Spain. S~eden.:
Switzerland, Venezuela. ~.
.Two-FHrst secretary general OF the
league Of nations (blank.)
@(The. annex was not published Win
the original draft OF the Covenant So;
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HARD WORKING WOMAN
Knows From Experience That Nothing
EduaIs V1noI TO Create Strength.

Knows From Experience That Nothing
Equals v1noI to Create Strength.
Aolmdel. n. J.--"1 live on Il farm and
Am q hard working woman and for weak.
rundown. ovcrw 1rked conditions have
found nothing that VIII create an apl"-
tito. build me up and mnk" IN" strong
equal to Vinol."-Mrs. Thomas Ellis.
Tho reason We recommend NInol for
such conditions Is because it is Il rnnsti-
tutional remedy and All OF its inGredi-
cnts are printed on each package which
will prove that il is safe and valuahl"
remedy 10 create strength for weak
rundown. over-vofked men. women and
children.
Hoge- Davis Drug Co. Wheeling. Vinol
is sold IN Bridgeport. Ohio. by the Dent
Pharmacy. and druggists everywhere.
P. S.-F'or pimples ana blotches try
Sa1ol Salve. Money back if it fails.
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and I am better now than have been
for years. am never without Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in the
house and have recommended it to sew
eral of my friends. You are perfectly
welcome to publish my letter for the
good it may do other women = Mrs.
ErTlE WARREN, Emmitsburg, Md.
Backache and nervousness are symp-
toms or natures warnings, which in
dicate a functional disturbance or an
unhealthy condition which often devel-
DDS into more serious ailment-
Women in this condition should not
continue to drag along without help, but
profit by Mrs. Warren's experience, and
nv this famous root and herb remedy,
LYDIA E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Com
pound-and for special advice write to
Lydia E Pinkham Med. Co., Lynn, Mass.
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IF The last scntonce.)
nDmTcrr SEVENTEEN,

In tho event of dispute between q
member of thr league and state ~h'ch
is no, 81 member OF the league or between
states not mcmborsof the league. the stats
ar stats not members of tho leiEuc Sfa'I
bc invited to accept the obligations 81
membership in the league for the pur-
poses Of such dispute upon such cohui-
lions rs the council may deem just. IL
s,Ich invitation is accepted. the proFi-
sions Of articles Twelve to sixteen incius-
i've shall be applied with such modlt'ca-
lions as may be deemed necessary 1the
council.
Upon such invitation being given. the
council shall immediately institute an m
r,uiry into the circumstances OF the dls-
nn,r and recommend such action as may
eeon, host and most cffectuul in the cir
cu7nsi altces.
fla state so invited shall refuse 10 ac-
rcp, the obligations Of membership II
ITO l.ar,lc for the purposes Of such dis-
rutr. and shall resort 10 war against 1
member Of the league, the PROVISIONS III
article sixteen shall be applicable as
against the state taking such acton
II both parties to the dispute, ~hcn SO
invited refuse to accept the ohiigationS
of membership in the league Tor inc puF-
NOSES of such dispute. Tho councll fndy
take such measures and max" such &C.
Communications rs will prevent hos''H
,ies and will result in the settlement ol
the DISPUTE.
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Wy q 1A4J o1SAoh, NoS
got little relief. l
saw an advertise
ment of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound in my
n e " sp per-. 8 o
thought l would try
it, and it didme more
good than all the doc
tors medicine. I
am a farmers wife
and do my house
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WOMAN Suffered
Y YEARS
Finally Made Well by Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
Observation-Disclosures

Emmitburg. Md suffered for
twelve or fifteen years, and was treated
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me- rs original article 20
ARTICLE NINETEEN.

The assembly may from time 10 tme
advise the reconsideration ny members
of the league Of treaties which haT" PC
come inupplicablc and tho consideration
or international conditions whose coh-
,Jnuance might cndangrr the peace OF Inc
world.
Virtually the same as Original ar''''"
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ARTICLE EIGHTEEN.

Every convention or international en-
r,penrn, entered into hrnccforward py
nny member of the league. shall he tor'h,
with registered with. the S"cretarInt ana
shall as soon as possible be published pS
II. No such treaty or international en-
rnEcment shall be binding until so re-
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"California Syrup of Figs
conaipated Children Gladly lake
For the Liver and Bowels

For the Liver and Bowels
Tell your druggist you want .genune
california Syrup Of Figs" Full directions
and dose for babies and children OF all ages
who are constipated, bilious, feverish' tongue
eoated O, full of cold, are plainly printed on
49, ho++Is look for the name "CalifoEnia''i
snd acceot no other Fig Syrup. "-Bewaret
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order and morals. tho prohibition "i
abuses such as the slave iradI, Inc
arms traffic and the liquor traffic. ana
III. prevention of In" ESTABLISHMENTS III
Notifications or military ana nhVhl
bases and of military training ul IN"
nations for other than police purposes
and the defense of territory. md Will
also secure. equal opportunities for Inc
frnde and commerce Of other members
OF the league.
There are territories. such aS South
west Africa and certain Of III" SCUM
Pacific islands. which owing 10 the
sparscncss Of their population On t"e'r
small size nr their rrlnutcnrss from tn"
ccntcrs of civilization or their goo
graphical contingutty tn the territory al
The mandatory and other cIrrnm-
stances, ran b" host administered un-
der the laws OF the mandatory aS IN
.yral portions. Of lis territory Suh1ccl
To the safeguards above mentioned III
the interest Of tho Indigenous porula-
lion. In every case oi mhndatc the
mandatory shall render TO the council
AN annual report in reference In Inc
TERRITORY. commitl"rd tn its charge.
The degree of authority. control ar
administration To bc exercised by man
datury shall, il moi previously agreed
upon by the members uY the !raGu". be
explicitly defined in each case by Inc
council
A permanent commission shall NC
constituted to rrceiv" and examine the
annual rrpuris az the manufactures ana
tn advise the council on all matters re-
ia:InE to the uhSrrvaur" Of TN" man
This is thu, original article IL. rirtu-
ally unchanged rNcrp; for tho insertion
Of The words "ani who Rrr willing Ia
accept" in describing nations I" D"
girrn manufactures.
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nf cummunica ton and Of transit anu
equitable treatment for the commerce
vi mi members Of the league. In TINS
connection the special necessities nl INC
regions devastated during the war oi
Ia14-IaIS shall b" in mind: nv Will en-
d"avor to lake steps ip matters OF m
tcrnatinnal concern for the prevention
and control nf disease.
tThis replaces the original article 20
and cmbodirs parts IF IN" Original at
iicrs IS and -. 1t eliminates spec'-
H.. provision formerly mad" for Du-
rcau of labor and adds the clauses 'o)
and Ic).
ARTICLE TwEETY-FoUR.
Thcrc shall be placed under the .dircc-
lion Of the league all International bu-
rcnus already established by general
treaties If thu parties In such treaties
consent. All such International bureaus
and all commissions for tn" regulation or
walters Of international interest here
after constituted shall he placed under
the dirrctib n of the league.
In all matters Of international inter
.st which are regulated by general con-
yrntions hut which are not placed I'M
dor tho control of international bureaus
or commissions. tho Sncretarint or the
league shall. subject To tho consent or
tho council. and if desired. by the par
ties. collect and distribute All relevant
information and shall render any other
assistance which may be necessary or
desirable.
Tho council may include as part OF the
expenses II tho sccrrtarint tho expenses
Of any bureau or commission which rs
placed under IN" direction "f tho League.
(Samc ~ .krtiCl" Twrnty-tw" in IN"
original with tho matter after. the firSt
two sentences nddnd)
ARTICLE TwEwTY-P15E.
The members Of the league agree to
encourage and promote the "sta oliShmcnt
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ARTICLE TWENTY THREE

Subject Ia and in accordance with IN"
provisions rr international conventions
existing or hereafter 10 be- agreed upoh,
the members of thu lrhgur Gal VIII en-
dcayor TO SECURE and maintain Ialr ana
humane Cc.:liiInns If labor for men,.
women aud ch:!:tr"n both in their own
countries and il Ill countries 10 which
their commercial and Industrial r"Ia-
unrs extend. and for Tho nnrpnS" Will
rSLab liah and maintain the necessary
international organizations; th' unu"r-
TAX, To sccur" just treatment Of tho
native inhabitants uf territories under
their control: fc) will cntrust tn"
league with the general supervision
over the execution Of agreements with
r."nrd 10 the traffic in women anu
children, and the traffic in opium and
other dangerous drugs: td) will cns~"H
tho league with the genera. supervision
of the trade in arms and ammunition
in the count ies with the control Of TINS
traffic In common; te) will make preri-
sion to secure and r4a99ptain freedom
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.prrcT.E TWENTY.

The members Of tn" lragi" scFera''S
orn,.d lin, this covenant is accepted as
ahrnpating all obligations or understand
ings interest which are inconsistent win
,hr terms thereof. and s"l"mnlE una -
take that they will not thereafter enter
in,o any engagements inconsistent Win
the terms thereof.
In case members OF III" League small
before Incoming q member "' IN" ira Su.'
hay uudcrtak any obligat'"hS il'col'S'',
,, ,,,i,b tho terms Of this covenant. Il
shall M, tho duty. Of such member 10
,aEn Immediate steps to procur" It's re-
Lease from such obligations.
Virtually the same as original ar'lc'c
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aRT1CIE TWENTY-FIVE

10 tbo.c colonies and territories
,;,,, &c 81 CONSEQUENCE Of the late war
h,,, ccoscd 10 bc under tho sovereignty
or III. states which formerly E"'cfheo
thcm. and which ar" inhnhltcd ny pew
nlcs not yet able I" stand 10y the'l-
Solves under the strenuous cnhultloi'n
ur the modern world, thrr" should DC
anolicd the principle that IN" well pe-
ing and development of such p'"P''s
form, a sacred trust Of clvillzati"t'' anu
tha; securities for IN" performances "l
this truit should II" rmbodir" IN th'S
cnv"iant.
The best method Of giving pracli"'
able effect To this rrinciI'" * that IN"
tuI,.,asr OF such peoples h" cnirusi"G I"
advanced nations wh" Icy reason "'
ih.jr resources. their "Np"r'rnc" or
their ..cugr1tphiCal pn%jtinn .In best un-
d.rtuko the responsibility and who arc
willing Ia accept il. and that ms tu'H-
larc should BE- exercised b. them aS
mandatnrirs on behalf "f III" lea que.
Tn. character Of IN" mandate must
differ according tn IN" stag" al the ue
yrlopmcnt Of tho people. the enoHrapn-
zeal situation uf tn" territory. economic
condition and other similar clrcun-
stances
Certain rcrSmunilir< formerly be-
longing to tho Turkish empire nave
reached a stage Of Development WnHrt
their "NiStcnr" as independent natiohS
can be professionally recognized subject
To the rendering of administrative al
vice and asSistan"" by mandatory
until such time as they are able 10
stand alone. Tho wishes Of these COM
munitirS must be a principal CONSIDER
alton / nthr selection of the mandatory.
Other peoples especially those OF
Central Africa arc III such A stage that
the mandatory must b" responsible for
the administ ration Of tho territory un-
der conditions which will guarantee
freedom of conscience Or religion. sub
jcct only to the maintenance Of public
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.pryc1.E wEETY-oNE.

Nothing in this covenant shall pe
,1on,rd m affect tho validity Of internal
tion,r engagements such aS treaties nt
orhiIration or regional understandings
like tho Monroe doctrine for securing the
maintenance Of peace.
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The members Of the league agree to
encourage and promot" the establishment
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-19
Ell COrOneI AyTeS fu6
professor en- Puerto Rico

FL general Leonard P. Ayres, que es
actualmente jefe de una division del
Estado Mayor General del Ej6rcito Y
que fue Official jefe de estadisticas en-
el Comite de la Paz, fue professor en-
Puerto Rico cuando Mr.. Dexter era Co
misionado de instruction Publica.
Ell Coronel Ayres redact6 reciente-
mente un interesante sumario de las es-
tadisticas de la guerra, donde Sc de-
muestra el costo comparative ell nom.
bres, material y dinero para las nacio-
mes que entraron en- guerra durante la
gran confagracion europea.
Este sumario ha sido public2do por ell
coronel Ayres bajo la direction del Sc
cretario de la Guerra, y es una rev:sta
completa de Ia participation que A,n6-
rica tuvO on Ia guerra; da detalles mi
nuciosos de las operaciones militia es
americanas contra las fuerzas alerna-
mas
Ell coronel Ayres estuvo EN- Puerto
Rico haee diez seis amos, Fue profe- or
de ingles en- la pequefla poblaci6n lie
Penuelas, con tanto exito que fue ms
pector de escuelas en- San Juan inspec
tor general. Regres6 al Norte ell mil
novecientos siete por su estado delicA DO
de salud, y con su inteligencia y Sill
perseverance,, ha negado a ocupar ell
honroso puesto que hoy ocupa en- ell
Estado Mayor General de la Armada
Nacional.
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La eterna historic

Aver como a las nueye Y media de
Pa fnafana, en- la calle de San Justo
esquina Fortaleza, un hutom6viI
Elindo por Francisco Cantellops cho-
Go con el auto "truck" propiedad de
Enrique Biascochea.
Del accidente result6 Cantellops
con una herida incisa de tres centime-
tros en- la porcion anterior del cuello.
Segun informes del pdblico que
presenci6 los hechos, fue un acciden-
tie casual. debido que en- los momentos
que venian bajando por la pendien-
te de San Justo, Sc lie rompi6 ell di-
ferencial del automovil que guiaba
Cantellops, haciendoselc impossible de-
tener la marcha, aunque este hizo
todos los esfuerzos que estuvieron a
su alcance.
3. FL policia Juan f. Miranda prac-
tic6 la investigation de los hechos.
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Los patriOtas ir1andeses apedrean al ejercito
Jefes oficiales britanicos gravemer1te herido
Ell gObeTnadOr Sc intereSa
pOr Ell dragadO del puerto

Sc nos informa que el Gobernador
Wager Sc esta tomando gran interes
EN- la question del dragado del puerto
de San Juan. Mr.. Wager desea que las
compaiiias que hicieron pfoposiciones
a la oficina de Ingenieros de los Esta-
dos Unidos, lleguen a un acuerdo con
este. Sc dice que Mr.. wager ha puesto
un cable al Departamento Gle la Cue
rra para que no permita la dilaci6n
de los trabajos del dragado, siendo este
I'M asunto dc tanto in .srGs para Ia isla,
toda veZ que la dilacion de los miymos
puede traer por consecuencia cue San
Juan piegda la oportunidad que Sc lie
ofrece de disfrutar de Ia aperture de
las relaciones comerciales de los Es-
tados Unidos con la America La ina.
81 ell gobicrno toma estos trabajos
por su cuenta, sicmpre Sc pcrdera item
po, mientras Sc instala EN- San Juan
una planta, mientras Sc selecciona ell
material y Sc envian 4 Puerto Rico
los materiales.
La Camara de Comercio Sc esta to-
mando gran interes para que Sc hagan
dentro del mas breve plazo los trabajos
del dragado, siendo esta obra de tan
ia signifacici6n para ell comercio por
muchisimas razones de indole material.
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|tra ViCtima de los autos

|El policfa Eladio B. Diaz, plaza %,
hforma de un accidents automovilis-
b ocurrido en- la parada ocho, de Puer
b de TERRA. FL autom6vil nnmero 10,
fObierno Insular, que estA provi-
.Almente al servicio del Departa-
lento de Sanidad, arroll6 Angel Mo
hles, residente en- la calle de Cerra,
dnero co, ocasionandOle algunas con-
|isiones en- las piernas, de las que fue
|lrado en- Ia Sala de Socorros. Frank
fuyt negro, de cuarenta afios, natu-
hl de los Estados Unidos, y vecino de
calle de Santiago, parada 8 y media
|e Puerta de TERRA, era 9el que actua.
p de chauffeur
Los testigos Juan Pinto, Arturo To-
res y Mary Night dicen que ell auto
pa en- direction Santurce el lesio-
ado venia montado en- 1ln caro- de ca
allos, en- direction contraria. AL des-
lontarse del caro-, acto seguido quiso
ruzar la carretera, sin advertir que
aquel instante ell auto pasaba.
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UNA GRAN EXPLOSION
EN- COLONIA

MUNICH, agosto 18.-Ha ocu-
rrido una tremenda explosion en-
una de las fabricas que durante
la guerra Sc dedicaron en- Colonia
q hacer municiones.
Hasta ahora ha habido catorce
muertos y un considerable hume
70 de lesionados.
FL Consejo Superior de las ma
clones Aliadas ha entrado en- sos
pechas, con motive de Ia referida
catastrofe; y ha ordenado que Sc
investigue 81 la referida fabrica
seguia dedicandose, despues del
termino de la guerra, a la fabrica-
cion de municiones.
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Dos aViadOreS ViSitan q Puerto Rico
Volaran ell hpodroo de San Juan el sabado domingo

Hace algtin tempo Sc presento en- las
oficinas de esta Reduction un sujeto al
to, foEnido, gallardo, de rostro de. Il
meas ex6ticas, pupilas azules y labios
que Sc ADRIAN perennemente con una
sonrisa ir6nica, volteriana. Aquel hon.
bre en- cuyo rostro resaltaba una bor-
b6nica nariz, Destia pulcramente ell
uniforme de Official de Artilleria de Ma
rina. Brillaban en- sus hombros las ba-
rras plateadas. Sobre su pecho osten-
taba marcialmente dos grandes conde-
coraciones; NADIA menos que La Cruz de
Guerra v la Medalla de Merito Militar.
Tambien uevaba la insignia del cuerpo
de aviaci6n Naval. Nos conto su histo-
ria, en- la que abundaban los hechos ma
ravillosos, y nosotros, confando mas
de 10 conveniente en- la honradez de
los demas, creimos estar en<presencia
de un heroe legitimo, orgullo de la pa
tria. Ell heroe resulto ser mas falso que
una peseta de plomo, y sus hazafias pu-
ra fantasia. Aquel sujeto tocado, que
Sc elev6 en- un ambiente de mentirosas
grandezas, dio con sus huesos en- una
mazmorra ignoramos hasta ell presen-
to ell epilcgo de aquella comedia bu-
ia,
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IrIanda Sc haIIa
en- pIGna rGbGIdia

DUBLIN, agosto 1S.-Ha habi-
do sangrientos disturbios y gran
des saqueos en- diferentes pobla-
clones de Irlanda, a consecuencia
de la rebeldia, que toma ALI gi-
gantescas proporciones.
Las tropas inglesas fueron ape
dreadas por Ia furiosa multitud.
FL Orden fue restablecido, aun-
que despues de muchas horas de
incertidumbre y alarma.