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The evening world., 1920-04-21
Tan Flo Leaf
Garb FOUeraH
Men PrOfteer
CEDAR Grove Takes Up Sug-
gestion, But Soapy Can't
See Where It's New Idea.
BV Farmer Smith.

CEDAR GROVE. N. J., April -.
ia meeting Of tho Cedar Grove
~ Board Of Poultry Trade held
here last night II was voted to
olnusov Frank McDermit Of Newark
~ attorney 20 revise the bylaws %
ne board 90 that It may take up the
oporaa, lunch kox and profiteering
nrobione wa,hch confront the country
to-day.
ne action was taken after the
board had received letter from
nroollyn man asldng n fig trees
could Be Eaised IN tfhs locality. 1t II
rrasumed that the writer OF the let
or had IN mind the wearing OF ng
nnavos IN case the overall people de-
ctao 20 turn proffteers. Here was q
now idea.
waffle DotSbs moved that the ques-
tlon OF wearing fig leaves instead Of
nvorAlls BE- referred to the Committee
81 New Budneas. but Soapy Clock
worthy arose and said:
7gOw business, hell Wearin'
NIA#3N - - odu - CIS1NAcG
mmas agreed finally that the ques-
ton be referred to the finance COM
ufttsa. with power 70 employ Mr.
ngdDoruait.
The lunch box proposition brought
forth q heated discussion. because 81
Perkins. in advocating the motion to
compel hired men to take their
lunches into the fields would save
wear and tear ON dinner bells. shoes
ana 20 forth.
Hugo Peeblas said the wear and
tear on dinner belAs would not
amount 10 ''Bhuclcs" in thousand
years. He advocated having the
hired mon 90 barafooted 70 save shoe
lenther.
The real estate committee decided
20 raise the rent on chicken houses
rs per cent until the mOulting sea-
nm when & viii be reduced to "
per cent. a. the hens take q vacation
during that season.
April ~ was declared q holiday as
Do ID election day.
A1ler n Teller hez voted his pref
oIenoe fer ther mex President, he
needs = rest" explained Waffle
DQba5eS. Especial in these tryin
11mea."
"A motion 10 adjourn was moved
nnd seconded.
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ROSES FOR PARK AVENUE.

Plnnaed - make centre o. street
= Long Garden.
Park Commissioner 0allatin has an
nounced TO the Fifth Avenue ABsocis-
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ton a plan to make the middle part Of
ParkPark Avenue. over the New York
Central tracks, a garden Of roses. He
appealed 20 members Of the assocla-
ton. especially those Interested I'm the
apartment houses. TO help prevent
nurse maids. children and dogs from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
IF you NEED A MEDICINE
you SHOULD HAVE THE BEST

Have you ever stopped to reason
why II Is that SO many products that
are extensively advertised, all at once
drop out OF sight and are soon for
gptten? The reason is plain--the
article did not fulfill the promises
OF the manufacturer This applies
more particularly to n medicine, A
medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells Itself ns
like an endless chain system the rem
edy is recommended by those who
have been benefited. 10 those who
are in need OF It
A prominent druggist says Take
for example DR. kilmer's swamp
Root, a preparation | have sold for
many years and never hesitate to
recommend. for in almost every cas-.
II shows excellent results. ns many
OF my customers testify. No other
kidney remedy has so large n sale. ."
According to sworn statements
and verified testimony OF thousands
who have used the preparation. the
success OF Dr, Elimer's swamp Root
II due to the fact. so many people
claim that Il fulfills almost every
wish In overcoming kidney. liver
and bladder ailments. corrects
urinary troubles and ncutrn-
liles the uric acid which causes
rheumatism.
You may receive n sample bottle
of swamp Root by Parcel Post, Ad-
dress DR. kilmer & Co, Bingham
ton, n, Y. and enclose ten cents;
also mention the Tulsa Sunday
World Large and medium size hot 70
ties for sale at all drug stores,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

smiled,' az Clarence B Douglas
puts H. Il Is impossible to de
scribe tho Spayinhw river and one
must necessarily see O., TO appre-
ciato It's beauty and purity.
The minute Uhe Grand river is
crossed AZ Sahna one INN ediafe-
ly realizcs the change in atmos-
phere East OF the Grand river
hot winds are rare, and the Aug
ust nights compel person TO
look for blankets during the wee
hours preceding daylight when
fhe stiffness Of the night freezes
the insldes out 81 even the most
cOld-blOOdcd person.
There will soon be n game pre-
serve on mo grounds surrounding
the clubhouse which will add in
terost to the otherwise quiet
evenings with Jimmy pipe which
are now offered TO the rest seek
ing Tulsans Plans have not yet
been announced as TO the game
part Of the clubs features. but
VIII propably be known before
next season. There are almost
i50 members in the club at the
present time. hut others are OK
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
Three Hours and a TulSan
Can Reach a Beauty Spot

direction from tho clubhouse. con
vict labor being employed for
most OF the work
Tho clubhouse. with ile furni-
ture installed. lts painstnkinR
caretaker on tho job and the fire.
place throwing forth ltH radiant
glow. has been the happy resting
place Of many business worn oil
capital people The lack 81 a
game preserve. however. has pre-
vented much activity around the
SpHyindw river resort ana IDLE
boats. closed sleeping rooms and
empty chairs have been the rule
since laFt fan.
Large lawn wings for the chill
dron have been idle several
months. The bathing beaches have
been deserted long ago. the bath
crR being far away before the
early approaches OF Jack Frost
hcrnldcd the winter. But the
beautiful dancing floor. which
needs only Rprinkling OF wax or
brush or two with a heavy Sid
Ing pushcr is expected soon to
be the magnet which shall draw
whole families from Tulsa for
week or two or season In the
Tulsa ozark spot. where God
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
HOOVER DECLINES
NAVAL TESTIMONY
Unable to Say Whether
Food for Allies Was
Delayed Here.
SIMS AGAIN ON STAND
Failure to Keep Him Informed
Of Movements Embarrassed
Him With Allies.

whsHINGTON, March i3.--W While
refusing TO comment IN military
plans or policies, Herbert Hoover
told tho senate committee inVcstigtt-
ing tho navy departments conduct
OF the war, that owing 20 shortage
OF food and heavy sinking OF al
lied merchant ships by German sub
marines, conditions abroad were
critical from Apfn. 1917. until Sep
tcmbcr.
Mr.. Hoover was called before the
committee at the request OF Icar
Admiral Sims, who asserted That he
was best qualified to support his
contention that the allies were losing
tho war when tho United States
Joined them and that only yigOr-
Gus campaign agalust tho t-bonta
could bring about victory
Aakod II tho navy department
could not have offered more COM
plete cooperation by sending more
vessels TO tho critical zone, MIR.
Hoover declined to express an opin-
Ion except 10 say that he supposcd
everything was dOno that could
he" Ho told the committee that he
dtd not consider himHclf competent
90 testify regarding technical mill
tory and naval matters and that his
business was TO get food TO the
allies"
Mr.. Hoover expressed the bellof
that American participation turned
the scales In favor OF the allies at
the critical period Of the war. al
though II was incorrect to say that
fnI h.
Efforts TO prove that tho nnvy's
failure to keep him Informed OF i'm
portant developments and changes
in policy caused his associates on the
allies naval councils to believe he
was not In fun confidence Of his gov
ernment, formed the burden OF Ad-
miral Sims testimony today lie
criticised particularly tho assign
ment OF vessels 10 the Azores Islands
without first informing him OF the
departments plans,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
WANT CITY OWNERSHIP
Ponca city May Rr-cntcr Electrical
Contracting BlsInt ~,

Special 10 The World.
PONCA CITY. OKLA, March Ia
Because OF local labor conditions the
recommendation has been made by
tho local chamber OF commerce to
the city council that the city rc-
enter tho electrical spply anu con-
tracing business. from which 1t re-
tired about 80 days ago. Provisions
In the bylaws OF tho local electrical
workers declare that no outside CON
tractor may work In ponca city un-
iesa he establishes a business here
with office and shop and II pc son
In charge. and II is also permitted
each OF tho shops. already located
here, to have ono OF It's members
also member OF the union. This
developed as the result OF the recent
controversy here when a building
contractor gave wiring contract
10 Drumright company, whose hid
was Just half that of local concerns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

For the purpose of acquiring
a permanent fHing and play
ground for Trilsana. the Tulsa
Dznrk club was organized two
years ago and last aprinR an
nOuncod tho completion of n
rOomy y comfortable clubhouse
near tho banks OF the Spavinaw
river at the foothills OF the beau
tiful ozark mountains
Now, after season Of vnriod
attendance or lack OF attendance.
due to poor roads and improper
train service. the Officials Of the
club have noted a material Inn
provement in the roads from Tulsa
10 thc clubhouse. a drive OF less
than three hours for the Tulsa
buSincss man. a stretch of Nigh
way between Tulsa and MlnPo ~
said 10 be the only real bad road
on tho way to tho clubhouse. 10
being merely six mile stretch at
that
Toward Sallna from the club
house there In n permanent rock
road, recently completed. which
extends as far as the Grand river.
n distance Of II miles Other
hard surface roads have been
built into the hills in almost every
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
TO BUILD MEMORIAL
Community House To Commemorate
Men Who FcIl In Service OF
the Country.

Special to The World.
PAWHUSkA, March ia mem
orial TO the men who made the su-
preme sacrifice In the world war
is being planned by Pawhuska In
the shape Of an immense community
house and auditorium which Will
seat 500 TO 1000 people. This an
nouncement was made by Secretary
W. r. Iampe OF the Pawhuska com .
mercial club at meeting OF budget
subscribers held in tho Moose hall
While plans Are not definitely
worked out. IL IL planned that this
building will be sufficiently large TO
accommodate the office OF the com
mercial club. the various women's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
Yellow Mustard
For Rheumatism

a good hot mustard plaster or
poulticc is pretty sure 20 overcome
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

clubs, the Rotary club and kindred
organizations. The auditorium
would be used for large local pub
lie gatherings, the meetings OF the
above named clubs and for con-
Vcntions. Pawhuska is to make an
effort to become tho convention
city OF northern Oklahoma.
The building will contain dedi-
catory tablet to the boys who fought
and will be built with view to sat
isfying a population of 10000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

OKLAHOMA CITY. March Ia
Approximately 500 individuals ana
corporations have been granted e1.
tensions in time for filing incom,
tax returns. Hubert l. Bolen, In,
ternal revenue collector. said today
He expects the number to be In
creased to at least 1000 by Monday
the final day for filing returns.
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pected to join before tho summer
season In finally mapped out.
IL Is II miles from Tulsa to this
beauty spot, but when you get
there, without pupcture. you can
say that you have truly seen
premier spot OF Oklahoma--the
Tulsa Ozark clubs picturesque
foOthiU home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
SIirincrS 10 Slhawure.

SHAWNEE. Okla. March ia
Shriners from all sections of the
state will be here March 2s to as
sist In the comforting OF the Shrine
on n class OF shawnee candidates.
The ceremonial will be held under
the auspices Of India Temple Of
Oklahoma Sity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

925.7s Is carried. Since the call o.
February IS, one new bank ha,
opened It's doors at Tecumseh, on,
has been chartered at Asher and an,
other one chartered at Shaaree
These banks make total OF "a In
this county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
Revival In Progress.

SHAWNEE. Okla, March Ia
Revival services are being conducted
at the Oklahoma Baptist university
by tho Rev. Wallace Bassett of pal-
las, Texas,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

SHAWNEE, Okla. March Is
Actual work Of construction was
started on the new $4,000 school
building at Meker today The build
ing will be completed by Scptem
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
Bank Deposits Grow,

SHAWNEE. Okla, March Ia
Bank deposits in Pottawatomic
county total $t1,75s.255.7S while a
capital and surplus fund OF S1.01s,-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24
SEO1N.E
Fl. CRLNEN DE WALL STREET

y entonces cs cuando el orden ha sido mas com
pleto.
ESQ demucstra que los agitadores son los uni
COS rcsponSables dc los atentadoS' ElloS son excla-
sivamente los que incitan a In multltu" para que
comctan actoS reprohables. Alsuna vez. que namo
Ia atcncion. los jcfes revolucionarioS hlcleroh pu-
blicar listas de los almacencS que contenian where's.
a fin dc Que fueran saQueados, Y a peSar del hah!Dfe
Ia multit.d cuarlo una actitud digna del may'r en-
comic
Pres 10 obstante eSa bondad ingenita lie nueS-
tro pueblo. tcmemoS. mucho que las teorlaS que
ahora sc propagan altcren nuestra psicologla ' pro-
mr,eyan muv graves traStcrnoS. Por ESQ nos tene-
mos que In propaganda bolShcviki origlne tcrrlhies
dificultadcs.
Ell atentado dc Wall Street cS IN ejemplo de
las consccuenciaS de esq propaganda Y de Ia cSterilr
dad del crimcn. Los dinamiteroS no losraron otra
cosa en- Nueva York, que matar Y HERR 4 nuchos
inocentes. que deiaron en- Ia orfandad ' ell Ia mise
ria a otroS mucho mas inOcentes aun.
Como curiosa coincidcncia. dcbcmos deer que
hace muy Docos diaS. tambien Ell Mexico. Sc regis
tr6 un case ~analogo al he Nueva York. En- un Ia
Her mccinico. en- Ia colonia de In lndianilia, una
bomba hizo explosion, sin que Sc sepa como nj por
que. Es ell case que dos obreroS llcvaran al ;a'lcr
aludido una bomba carsada con formidat4s e1plosl'
20. La maquina Internal hizo explosion Y mato Il
los dos obreroS. que Sc llcvaron a Ia tumba il seCre-
Ia intenci6n que les movia.
Que hacian esoS hombreS con Ell aparato dla-
b0licO? Nadie 10 Supo. pero cl case cS one III
maouina hizo explosion dp!CS de tempo. sin que Sc
haya sabido el obieto de los manipuladores.
Nadic rH0 importancia a csc case. pero el hecllo
de que hava ocurrido cast nj miSmo tempo que
el de Nueva York. nos hace Suponcr que no cs diff
ell que tengan relacion ambos successes, que amerltan
la condemnation universal.
FL ejemplo de 10 que sucedio en- Nueva York
d,bo or rnrrrlo n cucuta nor las 3utOrld3IcS me-
zicanas. Fl primer amagado cs cl ]gohierno, y 81
este no proccdc con Ia conciencia V cnergia dcbi-
das, tendrcmoS que lamentar successes analogoS que
dehen prcCavcrSe.
La propaganda ~sovietiSta Sc hace = Ia luz del
dia. V los IdercS de csc movimiento %aScguran que
cuentan con la cooperation de cncumhrados fun
ciunarioS. :ES este aSi. o dc 10 que sc trata es de
que disfruten de impunidad los agentes bolshevi-
ks?
De uno II otro molo. In sociedad dehe aprestar-
Sc a In defen>a. Por niHgln motive dchc tolerarSe
Ia propa gaci6n lie cSaS tcOriaS. V el gobierno debe
proceder con toda energia para dar seguridades a
la sociedad.
Los politicaStros va nos tienen cansados con sus
adulacioneS a la multitud. V es necesario que sepan
cue en- vez de Seducir a Ia opinion la cStan ofendien-
do V alarmando.
La reSonancia que Ia tenido en- Mexico ell aten-
taGo de Wall Street ' la indignation que ha pro-
rocado en- ell mundo entero. debe servir tambicn de
leccion a los teorizantes, que pueden eStar SECURES
de que. en- rez de Servir a SuS ideas. les suscitan la
condemnation universal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Ell PRINCIPE IMPERIAL WILLIAMSON

s~ervaci6n de Malmaison. quien puso en-
contacto al representative de Su Ma
jestai con los propietarios de algu-
nos tsrrenos ~apropiadoS, pudo obte-
nerSe IN lugar en- el que algunos ce-
dros plantados por Josefina y una ca
llecilla que databa de ST renado permi
tieron realiZar. sin grandes gastos, TN
paiSaje apropiado para el monumento
que. piedra por piedra. U llevado de
los CampoS de Marie. FL senior Des-
tailleurs. arquitecto e hijo del gran ar
quitecto. Sc encarg6 de clio con mu-
cha inteligencia : cello y adelant0 su-
ficientemente IN los trabajoS para que
en- 1914 Ia Emperatriz pudiera formar-
Sc de IA obra. Faltaba aur sin duda
cerrar el parque, construir un ALOHA
miento para el conSerje V trazar. de
acuerdo con los veStigios del paSado.
Ia Gales de acceSo. zero Sc tenia la
esperanto de terminarlo pronto y va So
hab,a podi6o, O Ia ayuda de Fran
ceschini Pierti fiGurar Ia silueta de Ia
estatua del Principe por Carpeaux. que
Ia EmperatriZ Sc habfa decidido a CO.
locar en- cl temple. A decir verdad, era
de peQuenas dimensiones Y habfa que
buscar n de p~resentarla. pero
ESQ no era cosa impossible. Pero. al re-
gresar de una de sus visitas a NAL
maiSon. Franceschini Pietri fuG ataca-
do por Ia enfermedad de Ia que muri6
en- Peterborough. apenas hubo lleCado
allf. Y nadie fue capaz de ~deSpertar en-
Ia EmperatTiz Ia idea de confiarle Ia
termination de esta ohra nadie que
pusiera en- clio Ell interes a~naSionado
de que csc admir- able servidor de los
Ronaparte stu ocseido n cierto mo-
do.
Sin embargo. Gus atrareso Paris,
a fines de 1919, pa ir al cabo Mar
tin. Ia EmperatriZ Iiso yer q aquel
que eStaba mezclado con suS designios
CONVERSE ampliamente con 81 en- di-
versus ocasionas. &c su deseo de ter
minar Ia %estatua; pero siempre aplaZ3
para SUI regreso. en- 1920, -ejecuci6t,
de los ultimos trabajoS... despueS.
no auericndo darle fe a 10 dicho por los
medicoS ~franceSes, que lie habian fir
mado que corrfa grave ?eliSro de
muerte al hacerse Ia operaci6n en-
los ojos. Sc fu4 a ESpana a provocar
alli una intervention cuyoS resulta-
dos son bien c~onocidos.
Ell pobre monumental. condenado A
Ia ruina sin habe- sido terninsdo. va
pues a1cra & corvertirse en- polvo y
es acknowledgements que IN esos terre-
nos las rabernas, e. tennis ) as deHas
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amaban al Principe Y para los que a
maban Ia justicia. era mucho, Carey fue
pueSto en- c~uarentena en- el ejercito Y
muri6 aislado en- Bombay, adonde Sc lie
envi6.
I~ngfaterra le triout6 al que habfa
muerto por su cauSa honores reales
que Sc lie disputaron e2 vano al hijo de
Napoleon III. lie ofreci6 de buena vo-
luntad IA ho~Spitalidad de SuS sepuItu-
raS ilustreS, pero 81 debia repoSar al
lado de SUI padre desde lueso. en- Ia
iglesia de Chislehurst, pueSto que no
podia volver a Francia nj muerto.
Seguia deSterrado.
Al menos los que 10 amaron trata-
ron de irtentar consaGrarle. en- medic
de Paris, TN monumento que atestiEua
IA SUI fidelidad Y su afecto. Reunieron
algdn dinero. compraron I'm terreno de
aQuellos nuevos iinderos del Campo de
Marie. que Sc trazaba entonccS. Y cons
truyeron en- IA Soledad un pedueno mo
numento que podfa ser un temple Y
del cual hacta una capilla una cruz
que 10 remataba.
En- Ell centric de Il deberia c~olocarSe
IN busto del Principe. FL terreno. con
10 que contenfa Y el alojamiento para
el guardian, le fue ofrecido a Ia En-
peratriZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24

En- este dfa courtroom dos suceSos
notables: el edictc de eNcomunidn con
ira ell Cura Hidalgo y los u 10 81
guieron V Ell haberse encerrado Ell CO.
rregidor de Guanajuato en- ia Alhondl-
ga de .Granaditas con las tropas que
~disponia y todos los europeos ale IA
bfa en- Ia d
A pesar de Ia dificultad de las CO.
m~unicacienes en- aquella epoca, ,puede
decirse que Ia noticia dc IA inSurrrec-
ci6n de Hi6algo en- la m~adrugada del
Il de septiembre Sc habia communicate
l disIintos lugareS. produciendo una
in.ncrsa conSternaciGn en- el gobierno
virreinal y en- Ia sociedad entera, tai
como nunca Ia habla producido Mn
gun otro levantamiento. Ell rirreI'
que acababa de tonar possession del GO
bierno, Sc %encontr0 sin fuerZaS Sufl-
cientes V sin tener confianZa en- nadie
puesto que no co.ccia 4 persona al
suaa, excepto 4 D. Manuel de Flon,
condo dc IL Cadena. que 10 habia a
companado Ell Su viaje a Mexico, que
fu6 a quien do Ell mando de Ia fuerza
cue ~guarnecia Ia capital Y que fue en-
viada violcntamente a Queretaro.
Todos los clementos adictos al GO
bierno Sc pusieron en- movimiento con
tra IA naciente insurrecci0n. ASH fue co
mo el obiSpo elccto de Michoacan. A
bad = Queipo. public0 en- este dia un
edicto en- que calificaba a Hidalgo y a
sus companeros de t~rastornadores del
orden publico, seductorcs del pueblo
sacrflegos y ~perjuros: declare que n
bfan incurrido en- eNcomunion mayor
por haber %atentado contra Ia persona
Y libertad del sacerdote sacristan de
Dolores, del cura de Chamacuero y de
varios religiosos de Celaya Y prohloia
bajo la misma pena de eXcomunlon
que Sc diera socorro o auNilio N!guno a
Hidalso Y a Sesuidores, Y requeria
a los que 10 habfan seguido como sol
dados v companeros de armas, a que 10
abandonaran Y rcgresaran a u no.
cares dentro de los tres dfas s!gulcn-
ties al que tuviera noticia de tai edlc-
10.
Como tai edicto p%rovenfa de qu'en
atIn no era obispo, Sc dud6 de su vail
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24

PaS6 el tempo. Ell busto no fue CO.
iccado. Las piedraS llenas de grietas
de las columnas Y de los capiteles sem
braban el suelo Y Ia Silueta del edi-
ficio adQuirfa el aspecto de una rui-
ma e Al verla. pensaban algunos
en- aquella sepultura de los Falois Gu
yas cclumnas forman la NaumarQuia
parque Monceau = que. deSpuss de
cuatro siglos subSisten i~ntactas. Pa
rec que ahora va no Sc italian piedras
de eSaS.
Despues de treinta anos has casas
que 10 rodeaban habian crecido tantu
que el pequeno temple desaparecia en-
ire las filas cstrechaS de los rasca-
cieloS. Sc hallaba hundido en- el fondo
dc una cueva. La Empera;rz fue pre-
veaida de clio y en- una de III eStap-
cias Ell Paris fus 4 yer 10 qe paSaba.
PenS6 que era dificil dejar ALI el mo
numento Y tuvo n idea de que queda-
ria bieu en- Maluaison. en- IN terreno
pr6Nimo al castillo. NADIA mas que era
neceSario haliar el terreno.
En- 81 invierno de 1918, do u orde-
mes. Gracias al seTor Jean Aialbert.
que tenfa eatoncss a su cargo Ia con-