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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

!. Joseph r. Durk. Of Churchill. Idaho,
the assignee Of Frank c. Bicknase, who
made entry No. l 5 | under the provisions
Of an Act Of the Legislature Of the State
d Idaho, commonly known as the Ca
rey Act" approved March, z 1922
which embraces Sc l -4NW IA, o.
Section 10, Of township 2 5. Of range
|21EB. M, do hereby give notice O
my Intention to make final proof to esta
bEsh my claim to the land above des
cribed, and that expect to prove that
have resided on, reclaimed and cultivated
said land as required by law, before I
f Strong, Carey Act Land Commls
sioner, at Oakley, Id no, on the l6tl
dny Of June, 1919. by two Of the fol-
lowing witnesses: Albert Bray, w. n
| West, A. Sterling Clsrk. l.. r. Old
ham, Ill Of Churchill, Idaho
M Joseph r Durk, Ennym n.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Final Proof

|, ]. O. Anderson. Of Ookley. Id no
the assignee Of Rebecca F. Lynch. who
made entry No. 296, under the provi-'
SONS Of an Ac, Of the Legislature OF the
State Of Idaho, commonly known as the
Carey Act" approved March z, 1899,
which embraces SW "a Sc "a, Of Sec
ton 70, Of township IL S. Of range ~
E B. M, do hereby give notice Of my
intention to make final proof to establish
nv claim to the land above described
and that expect to prove that have
resided on, reclaimed and cultivated sale
land as required by law, before c. E
Strong. Carey Act Land Commissioner
a, Oakley, Idaho, on the 9th day o
| MAY, 1919, by two Of the following wi,
ne.sex Albert Anderson, Otto L Nit
ton, John w. Milton, c W Layton
al Of Oakley, Idaho.
lM2 10. Anderson, Entyman.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


/, Iafs F, Pou,on, Of Churchill, Idaho,
the assignee Of William II. Poulton, who
made entry no. aSi, under the provisions
OF on Act OF the state II Idaho, common
" known as The Carey Act" approve
March :, 1890, which embraces r;
NE i-4. OF section II, Of township u
south, of range II + B. M do hereby
give Botice Of my intention to make
final pfoofto establish ny claim TO u
land above described, and that | expect
TO prove th.t haveresided on, reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required by
law; before c. r. Strong, Carey AT
and G Commissioners, at Oakley, Idaho,
on the 9th day OF June, 1919, by two ct
the following Witnesses: Sven N. Peter
son, Richard Purcell, George Poulton,
Harry Buchanan. all of Churchill, Idaho.
| NJ o LATE f. Poullon, Entryman.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
FINAL PROOF

FINAL PNoOF
/, Robt. y. Jolley. OF churchill, idaho,
the assignee OF Hokan l.undgren, who
made entry No. A., under the
provisions of an Act of the
Legislature Of the state Of Idaho, com
monty known as the Carey Act. APP.
proved March 2. 1885, which embraces
VIA SEI-4, of section IS, OF town
ship IL south, Of range "a + Is. M. dc
hereby give notice of my intention to
make final proof to establish my claim to
the land above described, and that ex
pect to prove that have resided Oh, re
claimed and cultivated said land as re
CURED by law, before C. L. Strong, car
ey Acl Land commissioner, at Oakley
idaho, on the 5th day Of June, 1919
by two Of the following Witnesses:
VIM. r. Dinghman. Frank p. Harris
Anton Wirdemann, Crosby Biggcrssatf
all Of Churchill, Idaho.
Aas Root ID. Joley, Entryman
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Final Proof

J, Joseph G. Anderson, OF 0 key, Ida.
he. the assignee Of Rudolph I olsen,
who WIS the assignee OF loTesto a ).
JosseIyn, who m de entry No. 70 under
the provisions Of IN ct Of the Legisli
ture Of the State t Id h., comm My
KIN wn rs the &C rey Act" appr we'd
Mnrch z, 1899, which embr ces NV
"a SW "a, Of Sect 9, II township
- S, # range % f B. M. d hereby
give notice f my intention TO make
final proc t. est blsh my q i'm the
| nd ID We described, and III t | expect
10 prove that | hive resided IN, re
q imed and Guilty ted said md IS re
CURED by ~. before c. E. Sir ng
c rey Act Land Commissi' ner, "a
O KEY, Id h ON the 9th day Il
June, 919. by two Of the following
witnesses: w. G. Schefrl. Emil Hsnzel
F'r nix CT dowski, w. ]. Speckman
III Of Oakley. Idaho.
lM9 Joseph c. Anderson. Entryman
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NOTICE. FOR PUpl kcATION


!, John II. Radcliffe OF P.scxtetJO Idaho.
ws,s, matte sst s.s!ef tlse psuv i~iu sss
~ an Act Of the f>egis stature 0f The State "
Idaho commonly snown ~ sbs Care,
Act approved March d 1883. when en-
braces Sc = NV ~ Of section l. ~ u :.
Of range 81 y y. NJ, do hereby give notiv~ Of
my intention to make final proef to est"-
bl ssh N y claim 10 he land above described
and that expect ~ pr"vs thail have re
sided on. reel aimee andcnIttvated said land
as required By law before q r. strong, Ga
rey Act Land Co ~ isssoner NJ Oakl-y. Ida
no. on the 18Th day OF May. 1919. BY ~" 81
the following Witnesses: Walter Turner
Ivan Perry. OF Oakley. IdAho. and Ellis VOL
fender. John Wnlferder o.Twin Falls, Ida
q John II Kadeliffes Entrymxn.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
1nal Proof

Nv c. Hsli, OF Murtaugh, Idaho
the assignee of O. O. Hartley,
WAC made entry No. ara under the
provisions of an Act of the Legislature
OF the State Of Idaho, commonly known
as the "Carey Act" approved March :,
1890, which embraces NWI-4 Of
Section y, of township IA $, of
range Al + B. NJ, do hereby give notice
of my intention 10 make final proof TO
establish my claim to the land above
described, and that expect to Prove
that have resided on, reclaimed aud
cultivated said land as required by law
efore c. +: Strong, Carey Act Land
Commissioners AT Oakley, Idaho, on the
"a h day of June. 1919, by two OF the
+, flowing Witnesses: /. +. Stansel,
c. C. Haines, c. +. Briggs, C. II. trist
all Of churchill Idaho.
A25 w. c. Hall, Entrynan.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department oil the inte'lot, u. ,. Ldiid
Office at haley, Idaho.
April II 1919
Notice is hereby given that Picnic os-
born OF Mouiton, ldahu, who, OH June 7,
1910, made homestead entry, Serial No.
ozord4, for N K ia SW "a, S i--z SW
80, SW ia Sc IA Section ~, NE IA
NV IA, w - Ne IL, NV IA ST.
-. Section $, Township g south
range a East Boise Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make hnal three
year proof 10 establish claim to the lane
above described, before c. (. Strong, U
5. Commissioners, at Oakley. idaho, OF
the 18th day of June, 1910
Claimant names as Witnesses: Sher
man Wilcox, Alma c. airchild, Mont,
Kirkpatrick. Ollie Is. Wilcox, all 0
Moullon, Idaho.
AK Ben K Gray, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


t. Alma Ray MolyneuS, OF Oakley. Ida, the
assignee OF Joseph Crabb who was the assg-
nee of j W. Milton who was the assignee
If Walter Il. May hew who made entry No. ~
under the provisions OF an Actof the
LEGISLATURE of the State or Idaho common
ly known as the Carey Act,f approved
March 2 1899, which embraces NV IA SIC a
of Section 80 of township IL Sonth
OF range " + B NJ, do hereby give no
tice OF my intention TO make final proof &c
establish my clam To the land above des-
ctibed aud that eXpect 10 prove that
nave resided ON, reclaimed and cultivated
said land as required by law, before q r.
Strong. Carey Al Land Uomn,issio, en-. a
Oakley idahu, on the "a day OF June. 1919
by Two Of the following witnesses: Chaunce
W. Layton, otto 1. Mutton, Joseph Atrnbb
John w. Milton, all OF Oakley. Idaho.
NJ Is Alma Ray Molyneux. kntrymau-
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Notice is hereby hereby given that Chas
K. tairchila who pleaded guilty Il
the charge Of burRlery in the cour'
Of the fourth judicial District, II
and for Cassia County, State of Ida
no, on the twenty first day OF Au
gust. 1918. and was sentenced Il
serve n term Of from one to fiftes'
wears in the State PeEitentiary, vii
make application to the Honorable
State Board Of Pardons ut thei
next regular meeting for pardon
No (Signed) Earl Fairchlld
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Serial No. o,54r3
NOTICE FOR. PUBLICATION

Department Of the interior, U. 5.
LAID Office at HALEY, Idaho.
April ", 1919
Notice is hereb given that George II
Day, Of Oakley, Idaho, who, on
May 20, 1914, made Homestead el Try,
Serial No i54i5. for Lot 5, SEA- ST., 4,
Section 9, LOIS. !, 2, 4 IL NE "a, f i 2
Sc "a, Sscsion Z, Township "A
South, Range 20 East, Boise
Meridian. has sled notice of intention 10
make final three year proof, to establish
claim TO the land above dcscl ibed, before
e +. Strong, u. $. Commissioners, at
Oakley, Idaho, on the 18th day OF June,
1919.
Claimant Manassas witnesses: carl Hell
ner, J. II. thomos, clyde c, Dahlquis',
Ncls K. Peterson, all of Oakley, Idaho.
Aas Ben r. GRAY, Register.
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NOTICE REPUBLICATION

Fina Proof
Sven ~ Peterson, OF churchill, da
no, Die assignee u Mliiam ii. Poulton
and FRANK L. krrkle: who made
emily nos ISL and 22S, unuer The
pro, lslons OF an Act OF The
Legislature OF the state of Idaho, com
monty known as the Carey Act, >
approved March 2. 1899, which embraces
4 "a NV IA, oil section II, oil township u
south, OF range 2 l. d NJ, do hereby
give HOlce ci my mtenlonto make Il lai
proof to establish my claim to the land
above described, and that ! expect TO
prove that have resided on, reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required by
law, before G.. L. Strong, Carey Ac'
Land ommiss ioner al Oakley Idaho
on the 9th day OF jane, 1919, by two o.
the following wituessrs. Richard Purcell
HAIRY Buchanan, George P"uiton, IT,
foullon, all of Church.al, Idaho.
| M . Sven N Peterson, Entryman.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Final Proof

Final Proof
I, John s. Johnson, of hurley, Ida, the
assignee Of Rebecca F Lyncy and Geo
A. Dulitz, who made entry no. a9o & 72S,
un Ter nh. provisions of an Act OF
the Legislature OF the state Of Idaho,
COMMONLY known as the "Carey Act,
approved March a,ISoo, which embraces
+ ~, OF section a8, of Township
Ia south, OF range ~ Is
NJ. do hereby give notice of my intention
to make final proof to establish my
claim to the land above described and
that expect to prove that have re
sided on, reclaimed and cultivated sale
land as required by law, before C. +
Strong, Gsrey Act Land Commissioner
at Oakley, Idaho. on the 18th day o
June, 1919, by two of the following wit
nesses. G.. W. Layton, J. O. Anderson,
w. Milton, Otto l.. ~ n. all of Gal
ley. Idaho.
Mo john s. Johnson, Entryman.
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"When senator dies at least eight
thousand volumes OF eulogy are print
ed and distributed by the government
said Professor Pate. This Is an ap-
palling waste, and"
ut is indeed" replied J. Fuller
Gloom. an most instances three cheers
would be more appropriate.-Kansas
City Star.
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NOTICE. FOR RLBLICA I ION
Final Proof

|, Richard Purcell. q Churchill. lda..
who made entry No. $50 under the
provisions Of an Act o. the Legislature o
the State d Idaho, commonly known as
the Carey Act" approved March Z
1899, which embraces SW "a NV "a
NV ASW ", Sec. 81; Il NEH ST ~
ofSee6on 70, q township ] 2 5, Of range
III E B. NJ. do hereby give notice o
my intention to make final proof TO es'
tablish my claim to the land above dcs-
embed, and that | expect to prove thai
have resided on. reclaimed and cultivated
said land as required by law, before &
+. Strong. Carey Act Land Commission
er. al Oakley. Idaho, on tie 9th day
June, 1919, by two OF the following Wi
nesses: Sven N. Peterson, n. ]. bu
Ech nun. c. Tooth. Geprge Foul
n, all Of Churchill Idaho
ms Richard Purcell, Entryman
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NOTICE FOR pUBi.tN ALTON

fltit 1fnpf
! Joseph X. price, ~ oakley, Idaho, The
assignee of Geo. A. Hirolaspn,
who was the assignee ~
Chas. Jones who made entry No. ll6.
nuder tile provisions ~ AN Ae' 81 the lie y
plslarure-u ~ the STATE Of idaho, c"nmoniS
known as the Carey Act" approved March
2, 1897. which embraces NV IA >W ~, Of
section "A ~ 10 wnship II ) OF range ~ + b.
NJ do hereby give notice II my Intention
10 unahe final proof To establish my claim
10 lie land above aescriledi aud lhAt eN-
p-cL ia prove thitI hnse resided on, re-
claimed and eulliyattd Said land re-
quirtd by law before G. j. -tsong. Carey
Aet Land Commissioners at Oakley, ldahu
on The 10 day OF June. 1919. by two 1T the
following Witnesses: Howard Price, -.
j. Kp~i-y, Il. Leonard Price, g w Layton
All ~ Oakley, daiio.
Ml6 Joseph K, Piice, En'ryman,
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The Hopeful Gardener thinks he Is
Going to Bent the High Cost OF Liv-
Ing this year by Clever Work with the
Hoe, while the Neighbours Chicken
wonder how soon Those Seeds are go
ing to be Unwrnpped. SO the Feast Gun
begin. Were 1t not for Neighbours
Chickens, Gardening would be Cinch.
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M aiaht sort.

Two AucklApders were talking about
Z mutual friend. Said one: $50 Jim
has gone into the navy and Is now on a
destroyer. I thought he was a pacifist.
'He Is; naval pacifist."
"And what Is naval pacifstr
zone who plants depth bombs fo'
the purpose OF spreading oil on tht
troubled waterA"
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

FInnI TrUOf
I. VIM. Fl Dingtman. OF Twin Falls, lda.,
who made entry No. 81 under the prov siors
Of AN Act of the Legislature OF the State OF
idaho. commonly known Ms he Carey Act'
approved March 2. 1899 which en- braces N
4 of section IL, of township ~ ); of range Y
b NJ do hereby give notice OF my inten-
tlon TO make fnal proofto establish my
claim 10 the land above described. and thai
expect to prove that have resided on. re-
claimed and cultivated said land AS RE-
quiredby law, before G. +. Strong, Care,
Art Land Commissioner, ut Oakley Idaho
on the 5lh day OF June, 1917. by Two OF thu
10! owing witnesses: Frank Z. Harris. An
ton Wiedemann. Crosby Biggerstan d. j
Joliey. all OF Churchill Idaho.
A Is VIM II Dingman, Entryman.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

flnAl proof
/, Chauncey W Layton of Oakley. Ida. ,
the assignee Of Merry Aylor and Fred W.
of Aibert Il. Robinson, who
made entry Nos2 8 22s. unoer the provi
sivus OF ar Actuf Legislature Of the state
OF idaho. commonly known as Lire Carey
Acl, "appruvea March z 1899, which em-
braces r u NE IA, OF Section 30, OF
~ soaLn, of ran ges ~ Il NJ duhereuy give
notice of my inie rtioh 10 make hnai proof
to establish my cInini to The lard above
described aud that expectto prove thal
nave resided on. reclaimed and cultivate
s.,lO land required ny law. before G
slrohg carey Act Land Commissioners, Al
Oakiey, Idah0, o. the Htn dayof June, 1918
by Two OF the following Witnesses. blto l..
Niue john W Milton j. .. Anderson, Al
ma Ray Molyneux ali OF oakley. Idaho.
M-i6 Chauncey W Layton Enytrman
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In effect san /, 1919
No. 33T. Leave Burley 1910 n. m,
Arrive Oakley Ill a IN.
No. 1893. Leave Oakley 1890 p. m
Arrive Burlry1:3O pm
Pacific Coast Time
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The Roughneck Is telling about what
n Tough Guy he is, and how he Is
Known around home as Bad BIZ. In
reality, he isn't Bad SO much as he Is
Dirty and Lazy, and II he lived In a
Big City with the real Wild Ones, his
Name would be Sweet William. This
Guy impresses Nobody but the Kids.
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Trad del frances para LA PRENSA.
Francia defendi0 81 Suelo : Saivo
In libertad del muudo civihzado. pc
70 no ha sa5ido defender 81 boISa.
ESQ es IN hecho.
Nuestros ejercitos sc cuorleron oe
Gloria. En- todas parties Sc les admit
n. en- todaS parties Sc les conceden
los ~laureles de la victoria, pero 81
Duestros valientes d~efensores tlenen
rccesidad de hacer una eompra en- e!
eytraniero. Sc diScute e. vaior de "A
moneda Que ofrecen como pago. olce
u se1or Cavillon-Deneufe, en cl "LN-
nor-ador frances. En- LOndres. el
Mariscal Foch Y sus SublimeS polius
fueron recibidos trrunfalmente. pero
81 alguno dc ellos hubiera deSeado a
provcchar 81 v!aje 4 LondTeS para
comprar un recuerdO, asl fuera uA
modesto par de guanteS, Sc le ha2r'a
pcdido que 10 pagara = I'M preclo SUI
perior al mercado. por Ia buena razon
de oue Ia libra esterlina, que vaila
% frances antes de Ia guerra, no Sc
da ahora Sino por SO o 10 frances &c
nuestra moneda FRANCESCA
En- los Estados Unidos aun es mR-
cho mejor. ST descaiS pagan con
nuestro bello dinero de Fr2ncia-co-
mo Sc dacia en- otro tiempO-no aceP-
taran. nuestro franco Sino por ago
menos de 80 centimoS. (Estas Eneas
fueron escritas el - de NovieabTe:
y las casas estan mucho peores hoy).
;Cuesta caro- ser vence3oreS Y ha-
Der sido durante c!nco nos los cam
ueones del derecho.
iPuede durar esEa sitaacion?? No
10 creo. Por querer probar mucho
no Sc prueba NADIA, dice el refran.
Por querer ganar mucho, no Sc CANA
NADIA. podriamoS decir nosOtros.
En- efecto. 5que sucede? Los PAL
ses en- donde nuesCra moneda eSta
nuy ~depreciada no pueden esperar
seguir siendo ~naestros abastecedoreS.
Termina en- Francia IA co~mpeteacia
nglesa : tsrmina tamoien ia conlpe-
tencia espanoia- SQuien Sc quejara,
pueS? Evidentemcnte que no Sere
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!: ASUNTOS DEL Ola T.:

dad. Dejad a vuestrcs ninos ente-
COS, ~sucios, raeuiticos, baldados de
cuerpo y de alma, pero mexicanos, me
xicanos hasta la medula, mexicanos
hasta que los levels a enterrar VIC
timas de lacerias cue no supisteis GU
rar nj e~vitar.
Para la sonora Torres, es REQ de
TRACTION a la patria quien no haga tai,
quien admita I'm consejo, quien siga
una formula, quien emplee un me.
TODD, cuando clio venga de la socie~
dad americana para la protection de
la ninez, para cue sus hijos sean mas
suertes y mas f~eliees.
Esta bien: solo que ell gesto de me-
xicanismo agudo de la sonora Torres,
debiera ser respaldsdo POI algo mas
que los f~loreos de retorica de Ia ora
toria demagogica puesta de roda por
ell carrancismo.
En- Mexico, es indudable, Sc anna
mucho a los ninos, pero no Sc les sa-
be cuidar. poner en- guardia contra
todos los males, educar para la fuerza
y para la dicha, como sc hace en- PAL
SEES en- donde Sc han sastado milo
mes de pesos y amos de estudios, en-
resolver los graves prob!cmas de la
vida i~nfantil.
Mimos maternales, pocos tendran
mas que los ninos mexicanos; pero la
socicdad, el gobierno, la ciencia, Ique
hacen, que han hecho por los ninos de
Mexico? A los ninos Sc les ensena
en- las escuelas a gritar "Viva Juarez'
aver, y Viva Carranza,, ahora, Pc
70 nc a ~lavarse la cara y a limpiarse
los dientes.. En- la casa, mucho Carl
no, pero COT TODD y mucho carino, Ia
mortalidad i~nfantil en- Mexico alcan-
Ia cifras aterradoras.
En- ciudades americanas con un por
ciento de poblacion mexicana, ell pro-
medic de la mortalidad infantil entire
nosotros, supera en- diez tantos, aun
en- una poblacion muchas veces me-
nor, al de- Ia misma mortalidad entire
los americanos.
En- esta misma ciudad de San An
tonic, las autoridades locales han te-
nido que tomar medidas e~nersicas,
para detener o mernar, Ia pavorosa
mortalidad de los ninos en- las barria-
das mexicanas.
Bien esta que con ell gesto altivo
de Den Cesar de Bazan Sc rehace la
labor de la sociedad protectora de la
infancia en- TERRA de Mexico; pero,
ique Sc va a hacer en- cambio?
NADIA, a dejar que los n;nos Sc nue.
ran patriotieamente.
Pedro RECIO.
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vo. ESQ fu6 10 que lie die hace al
gunos dias 4 IN hilandero de Belfast:
Impossible que os compremos vues-
tros hilados. le die, con ia libra a SO
frances. "'Bien me doy cuenta de
clio. en- mi clientele de tcd2s parties ,
respondi6 con su gran franGueza.
DE quien es la culpa?
Nuestras hiladerias de lino com!en-
ian. felizmente, a TRAFALGAR de nuevo.
Manana nos permitiran. graciaS 4 los
buenos limos de Francia-loS mejores
del NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sin Ia produc-
cior ing!esa. Por POGO que el am
bio permanezca III POGO en- donde Sc
halla actualmente. nue2troS filateros
podran pagan ampliamente, al fin. a
nuestroS cultivadores de limo. Ese dia.
ell prob!ema de Ia production del limo
Sc r~esolvera de maRera feliz. solo nos
faIrara. como Giria ei senior Clemen-
ceau. d~escubrirnos antes nuestroS que
ridos vecinos haciendoles n profun-
da caravana y-daries las gracias.
Pero. Sc dira ~ la lanai, jy ell al
godon? EviGentemente 0 sera pere-
ciSo comprar IL una a Inglaterra o a
Ia Argentina. y el otro a los Estados
Unidos Q d las IndiaS inglesas. Pero
que siga ell Gambia 4 SO frances por
libra = a $50 por dollar. : creo que
nos sera facil interesar sacramento a
rueStros colonos or Ia production de
la lana Y del algod6H.
Para el carbon, los prccios prohio-
tivos de Inglaterra van a hacernos
redoblar el aliento para reorganl2af
nuestraS minas destruidas-nuestrOS
amigos los irgieses Sc ~acordaran de
ello-por ell ~salvaje enemigo comun.
La penuria actual Y los precios eya
g.rados de los carbones ingieSes in
ticiparon medic siglo IA realization
del grandioso proyecto de u~til:zaci0n
DEL million V medic de caballos de
fuerza que nos ofrecen generalmer-
tie nuestras caidas de aqua.
Ese d;a tambien nos d~escuorire-
NOS para decir: :Gracias.
Gracias q los precios exorbitantes
&c los AUTOMOBILES extranjeros, prin-
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ACTUAL IDADES EXTRANJERAS
Ia DEPREclAcIoN DEL DENERo FRANCES

cipa,mente ingleses Y amerlcanos. los
constructors f~rancescs 10 saben por
doYde comenzar a vender. a peSar de
los precios muy elevados a los que
tambien ellos han llegado. Probable
mente no piden que este Gamble, Y tie
nen razon. pues Sc creian conGenados
q dias muy malos una vez terminada
Ia guerra.
Todos los fabricantes de maQuinas
Sc hallan e su mismo case. Esperad
un momento Y permitidme que os
cucnte csta pequena historic: Re-
~cientenlcnte tuve Recesidad de algu-
mas maquinas de escribir. Poseo "a
veinte. todas smericanas. Mi perso-
nal esta va habituado 4 elias; as:
pueS. me las figuraba las meiores de-
munGo. Ahora bien, sorprendido a
causa de la d~iferencia de precio que
eXiste. a causa del canbio. entire las
maquinas de escribir ~francesas Y las
americanas. tome la decision de dar-
les las preferencias a las primeras.
Resultado: Hice gran economic,
obre como IN gran frances. y como
mi personal Sc ha habitaudo ahora a
estas maquinaS francesas, no quie-
re las otras. He aqui IN clieHte perdi
do para los Estados Unidos. Seno-
res fabricantes de maquinas france
sas, tened Ia bondsd. os 10 ruego. dc
quitaros vuestro sombrero Y de ha-
Ger una profunda caravana Z vuestros
amigos Y coleeas del otro lado del
Atl&ntico, dandoles las gracias.
All Guam aprisa Sc resolveria
esJa question angustiosa del cambio,
81 quiSiecamos tomar Ia resolution de
ponernos al trabajo con ahinco. Nues-
tros amigos los belgas nos han dado
el ejemplo. Ali Sc trabaja Y Sc ira
baja firme os 10 aseguro. Alli no Sc
tra:a Ia question de las ocho horas de
trabajo. Sc trabaja tanto cuanto Sc
puede, con Ell objeto de nc comprar
en- ell extranjero mas que 10 estricta-
mente necesario Y con ell de poder
egportar los produccos belgaS. Este
netodo es haeno. Els tanibian in
falible. De eSta manera we'd Ia ST.