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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-03-06

por haber invocado sus desgra-
cias a fin de obtener de Marat la
ansiada entrevista. Prueba de
que Ell libelista no era tan malo-
decian-es que Carlota implord
su piedad.
-lQue importa = arguye la
acusada = que fuese compasivo
conmigo 81 fue un malvado con
los demas? No hay medic malo
81 sirve para salvar a la patria.
A las siete de la noche, con TN
abanico en- la mano, vueive Car
lota a la Gale de Cordeliers. Lie
va I'm sombrero alto, con una es-
carapela negra y tres cintas YER
des. Sube la escalera; llama al
piso de Marat. Son las siete y
media. La domestica, Jeanette
Marechal, la introduce en- la ante
sala.
@Quiero hablar al ciudadano
Marat-dice vivamente Carlota.
ii Impossible !-dice la sirvien-
ia.
-iSabe listed 81 recibio mi ar
tai?
"A la saxon, Marie Pain, la por-
terra, esta tambien en- la antesala
plegando periodicos.
lei ciudadano Marat recibe
muchas cartas. No sabemos 81
habra leido la suya. De todos
MOODS, no puede listed hablarle.
Desde su enfermedad, 10 recibe a
nadie. Por otra parte, ahora es-
ia en- ell banjo.
Marat, que ha dido la converse
cion, hace entrar a Carlota. La
sala de banjo es muy estrecha.
IApenas 81 puede contener tres
personals. Hay en- la pared un
mapa departmental de Francia y
unas pistolas cruzadas con esta
inscription LA mort. La ban
dera tiene la lorna de un zueco.
Marat esta sentado O un trapo|
sobre los hombros. ALI escribe,
sobre una tablilla. Carlota no ha
contado la impression que lie pro-
dujo aquel rostro huesudo, chato,
de boca crispada, de tez plomiza.
Carlota cole silla y Sc sienta
junto al banjo. Simona Evrard no
tarda en- aparecer. iSospecha al
go? iSiente celos? lTeme que
envenenen al "monstruo"? ST.
mona Sc ~retira, no sin cojer antes
de la ventana un plato de sesos.
FL dialogo entire Carlota y e
del pueblo dura diez mi
nutos.
-lQue ocurre en- Caen?-pre
gunta Marat.
-Dieciocho diputados de l.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Carlota -
Sc han aduehado de la region
Piensan venir a Paris para lin
piarle de anarquistas.
-lComo Sc llaman esos dipu-
tados?
Carlota lie dijo sus nombres
que Marat anoto en- un papel.
-Dentro de unos dias seran de-
capitados-exclamo.
Esta ultima palabra fue su sen
tencia de muerte. Carlota Sc le-
vanta, SAGA de la vaina ell punal
que esconde en- el seno y here al
demagogo. La puhalada ha sido
magistral. Marat pide socorro a
Simona. La sangre brota a cahos
de la herida y Simona trata inu-
tilmente de contener la hemorra-
gia.
I'm dentista-el dentista Lafon-
Jae ,c,,da n loo critics va nj ho-
ITO y pide un trapo para curarle ;
pero la sangre, que sigue corrien-
do, Sc 10 impide. Trasladan al
herpetico a su CANA; viene ell me-
dico, Pellatan, TN c%irujano militar,
que certifica la muerte.
Carlota, una vez realizado ell no.
micidio, sale a la antesala; Simo-
ma, llorando, la coge por ell cuello.
IN-A-f-- E---l l. -1~~1.o ~
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-03-06

cochero.-No Sc donde vive-
contesta Ell auriga.-Inf6rmese us
ted-replica Carlota.
FL libelista vive en- Ia Gale d,
Cordeliers, en- ell n1mero so. Err;
I'm caseron de aspecto lugubre
Una puerta cochera, un gran patio
y tres pisos. Ell de Marat Sc com.
ronia de una antesala, un come,
dor y un cuarto de baho, que da-
ban al patio, y de una alcoba, ur
salon y I'm escritorio que daban q
Ia calle. FL escritorio solo tenia
una ventana. La alcoba empape-
lada con papel tricolor, recibia la
luz al traves de unas persianas dc
CRYSTAL de Bohemia. Adornaban
CT salon muebles de damasco blaD-
co y azul, ~jarrones de porcelana
con flores exoticas y cortinajes de
seda. Como Sc We, Marat distaba
de e un anacoreta.. Era TN
niegalomano que aspiraba a la
dictadura. En- julio de 1871, in
cuJo a los parisienses a degolIar
a Lafayette y a empalar a los re-
presentantes mercenarios. En-
septiembre de 1892, declare que
la Convention debia inmolar dos
clentos mil malandrines, soportes
del antique regimen. Sc erigio
en- salvador de Francia. En- un
artlculo explica SUI conducta. Sc
echo a revolucionario para VEN
garse de la Academia de Ciencias,
que lie perseguia Sc queja de que
Mirabeau, Barnabe, lie Chapelier
su juicio unos zotes-no con-
testasen a sus cartas; dice que
I'm periodico que, por no ser
Gambia de estilo, volvien-
dose agrio y mordaz, y de que es-
ia convencido de que hay que ira
tar a la humanidad a puntapies.
La conducta de Marat suele ser la
misma de muchas apostasias trail
clones, venganzas, felonias y ca
lumnias dictadas por Ell despecho
y disfrazadas de patriotismo.
FL demagogo suizo tenia una
querida que pasaba por su hernia
na,-Simona Evrard = que era
quien pagaba Ell piso. "Cuando
Marat vino a vivir conmigo-dice
Simona-estaba en- la miseria, y
para ayudarle CASTE gran parte de
mi dinero." iY este tipo alardea
ba de puritano!
Tres mqjeres, amen de Simona,
ayudaban al libelista Catalina,
hermana de Simona; TN criada de
treinta amos, Jeanette Marechal,
y la portera, Marie Pain, que, a
mas de portera, doblaba Ell perio-
dico.
A las once de la manana, un CO.
che para en- Ell numero 80 de la
Gale de Cordeliers. Carlota Cor
day, que ha bajado de el, pregun-
ia a la portera 81 ALI vive Marat.
En- ell primero-la contesta.
Carlota sube rapidamente la es
calera. +
-liEl ciudadano Marat?
Simona Evrard abre la puerta.
No recibe-dice a Carlota.
Me precisa verle. Tengo que
communicable algo interesante y
rrgente.
-Marat esta enfermo.
-Tengo que ~revelarle secretos
graves.
Impossible verle.
-lCuando podre volver? lDen-
tro de cuatro dias, de quince?..
No sc. No Sc lie puede hablar
Els inutil que insista listed.
Carlota vuelve a su hotel. La
idea de matar al demagogo la per
sigue.
Nc piensa en- otra cosa. Els una
criminal por passion, como obser
va Lombroso. Sc decide a escri
biz a Marat. "Vengo de Caen
O. I. ~o&~;o doha ohtioor
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-03-06
LA nUERTE DE nARAT

En- una revista parisiense-l;
Revue Hebdomadaire"- he lei
do en- estos dias un relate mimi,
cioso de la muerte de Juan Pablo
Marat, Arturo Chuquet, cuyo e:
el relate a que aludo, concuerds
en- 10 substantial con Michelet.
En- esta epoca de .crimenes co.
lectivos Sc me antoja pertinente
contar como murio ell repulsivo
neur6pata, inmortalizado por el
pufal de Carlota Corday.
Esta lego de Caen a Paris-en
diligencia-al medic dia. Alqui-
Ii un cuarto en- ell hotel de la Pro-
sidencia, Gale de los Viejos Agus-
tinos. FL mozo del hotel la pre-
gunt6 que pasaba en- Caen. Car
lota, a su vez, lie pregunto que
pensaban en- Paris de Marat.
Que es un buen ciudadano,-
Ia contesto.
En- vez de descansar del viaje,
Carlota Sc dirigio a casa de Lauze
Deperret, para quien traia una
carta. No estaba y dejo a sus hi
jas Ell papel.
Volvio mas tarde y pudo yer al
Diputado, que estaba con unos
amigos. Carlota lie rogo que Ia
acompahase al Ministerio del In
terror aquella misma noche.
-Imposible-la dice; pero
Gejeme SD nombre y sus senas.
i Vaya ana aventura!-escla-
raba Deperret, dirigiendose a sus
amigos.-Esta joven debe ser una
intrigante. Mahana sabre quien
es.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-03-06

AL dia siguiente-viernes II de
julio-a las diez de la mafiana, en-
traba en- ell hotel de la Providen-
cia un senior corpulento, de pelo
castaho, cara redonda; vestia una
casaca verde. Era Deperret. Des-
pues de haber hablado TN momen-
to con Carlota la condujo al Mi
historic del Interior. FL Ministc-
rio no recibia, sino de ocho a
nueve, a los diputados. Deperret
ignoraba esta formalidad. FL con
vencional do cita a la joven nor
nanda para esa bora. Supo que
no era la que Sc supuso, sino una
excelente ciudadana.
Carlota, una vez en- ell hotel, pi-
do papel y pluma y escribio su
famosa "Adresse aux francais
amis des lois ct de la paix." En-
este escrito, que peca de enfatico,
iustifica su hazaha. Anuncia que
la muerte de Marat conmovera la
Montague, que Danton y Robes
pierre temblaran y caeran pronto.
Exhorta a los francescs a im,tar.
"a. "Os he mostraoo Fl Gamma
seguidle." Carlota no ignoraba
su suerte...
Son las seis de la manana de TN
sabado-13 de julio.-Carlota aca-
la de levantarse despues de haber
dormido desde las cinco de la tar
de. La vispera pregunto al mozo
del hotel 81 Marat asistia a las Sc
stones de la Convencion.-N Nc
creo-la contesta,-porque esta
enfermo. Marat, en- efecto, esta-
la malo. Padece de eczema que
lie obliga a tomar repetidos bano;
v horchata de almendras.
La joven patricia abrigaba e
prop6sito de matar a Marat Ell
plena asamblea. Michelet dict
que quiso herirle en- Ell Campo d.
Marie, ante Ell pueblo, Ell IA de ju
Ito; "castigar-son sus palabras-
Ell aniversario mismo de la derrot;
de la realeza, al rey de la anar
quia."
No temia que la furia popula
la descuartizase. No deseaba otr'
cosa. Era una ideatica, victims
de una obsesion patriotica.
Como Ell demagogo no iba a !
Convention, ella fue a SD casa
mo estaba resuelta a matarle
No guardara Ell incognito. LEV
en- Ell seno su proclama a los frar
ceses y su fe de bautismo. Artr
70 Chuquet da pormenores que n
ia Michelet.
Carlota Sc dirige al Palais-Rt
yal, y, en- espera de que Sc abra
las tiendas, da varias veces
vuelta a los porta1es y a los ia
dimes. A las ocho compra por de
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24
BUDCET,SYSTEM
 IS ADOPTED BY
 .H0USEKEE;PERS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-More than four million women throughout the United States have pledged them selves to the budget system in the management of their households dur ing 1920. This month they are keep ing track of their personal and house. hold expenditures, and on the basis of what these figures reveal, they will perfect budget for February
 'Thousands and thousands of wom- en-" said Mrs Edward Dexter Knight. State Chairman of Thrift for the Cali fornia Federation of Womens Clubs, never know until the end of the month when the bills come in what they have spent during that month. In cooperation with the savings div lsion of the treasury department, they are going to find out what they spend In January by the old method of wait. ing for the bills to come in, and then for February they are going to make a budget and stick to it, stopping up the leaks in their purses"
 Mrs: Knight, who is also Assistant Director of the War Loan Organiza- tion for California, said, ''The women of the nation, through their organiza- tlon, The General Federation of Wom-
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24
RICH MINERAL LAND
 TO BE DEVELOPED
 BY NEW RAILROAD

FL PASO, Texas, Jan. 24.-The new railway from Cuatro Cienegas to Sier ra Majada, State of Coahuila. Mexico is about sixty percent completed, ac cording to Angel Peimbert, chief en gineer of the National Lines in Mex ico, at Juarez. The line will tap what is said to be some of the richest un. developed mineral land on the conti. nent and American development is expected to follow completion on the road, because of the proximity of the district to the border.
 When completed the railway will connect the lines of the old Mexican Central and the Monclova branch of what was formerly known as the Mex. 1can International It will cross the famous"El Bolson de Napimi" region heretofore considered as impassable. and known only to goat herders in the rainy season and to prospectors who ventured to traverse it in search of reported fabulous riches of the sier. "a Mojada range.
 At present, according to senor Peimbert, 190 kilometers of earthwor, of the road are completed and 115 Sllometers of tack laid. He expects to see the line completed within three CT four months.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24

ems Clubs have at last recognized that it is not enough to make both ends meet. The ends must overlap, and overlap sufficiently to provide mar gin of saving for the future"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24

Fresh Ever-Ready FIashlight Bat terles' all sizes. Blum -O'Neirl Co. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24

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The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
GEARING AFFECTS
 q ALABAMA CITIES
State Would Compel L. & N. to Supply Telegraph Service
 Under w. U. Franchise

Montgomery, December 11.-(Special)- In chambers, with Judge Walter B. Zones of the Montgomery circuit court presiding. Harwell c. Davis, as special counsel for the state, today submitted E demurrer to the original bill of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany on which it secured a temporary Injunction to restrain the Alabama pub iio service commission from enforcing it's order to furnish telegraph service at 21 Alabama towns which was broken when the Western Union Telegraph company surrendered it's lease to it's right of way along the railroad lines to these towns and sold it's poles, wires and other equip inent to the Louisville and Nashville.
 The hearing was on the motion of the state to dissolve the injunction, and counsellor Davis in his demurrer sought to prove there was no equity in the case of the railroad company. Judge w. Perry Thomas and C. P Mcintyre appeared for the railroad company.
 Abolition of the wire service to the towns in question occurred on May l, 1920. the Western Unions lease of right of way alongside the Louisville and Nashville railroad having expired April p0 1920, and at previous hearings 1t was brought out that the Western Union s sale of it's equipment was made without the consent or approval of the state com mission, and while citation to the teie- sraph company was pending, directing it to show why the telegraph service should not be continued after April 30 the com mission having been advised by the tele- graph company that service was to De discontinued
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
STATE EDUCATORS
 OFF FOR MEMPHIS
Governor kilby Appoints Large Delegation to Attend Region
 al Educational Conference

Montgomery. December 11-(Special.)-
 John W. Abercrombie, state super1n-
 tendent of education. left last night for
 Memphis, where he will attend a regional
 conference of educators from five south
 ern states to discuss educational prob
 lens peculiar to this section of the coun- try. The meeting was called by P. r.
 Claxton, United Etates commissioner of education, and Governor Kilby named
 the following delegates from Alabama: Watt T. Brown, shshland; W. P. Acker. Anniston; T. J. Berdsole, Grove Hill; A. H. Carmichael Tuscumbia; J. E. Duna- way, OrrviIle; T. F. Murphree, Gadsden; iO L. Tompkins. Dothan; T. E. Orr, AL bertville; S. A. Lynne, Decatur; A, P Lonhsgore, Columbiana; R. l.. Scale, Livingston Alto V. Lee, Gadsden; J. l.. Haggert. Eutaw: J. D. Moore. S. J. Bo- wig, Birmingham: D. c. Conner, Tus- Eegee; R. B. Pettus. Huntsville; Mrs. Erwin Craghead. Mobile; Jack Thor ington, Montgomery; w. s. Bell, Gads- den; J. $. Swann. Wedowee; Pope sf Long. Greenviile; George Lanier, I4anett w. R. Nelson, Selma ;~ w. J. Rushton, Birnlin gham; w J. Brooks, Bessemer; Paul Speake, Huntsville; Carter Wright, Roanoke; J. Kelly Dixon, Talladega.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
MEMPHIS CONVENTION
 NAMES TUSCAL LOOSAN
 ON PLAN COMMITTEE

Tuscaloosa, December 1L-(Special)-D. L. Rosenau, representative of the local chamber of commerce who went to the cotton convention. has returned and re- ports most successful meeting. About 800 delegates were present, majority of whom were farmers and bankers.
 The. nam issue discussed was the cur tailment of the cotton acreage the bankers present promising financial aid if the farmers would comply with the resolution passed to plant one-third Of their arabic land to cotton. The acreage question in all the states will be in the hands of the American Cotton associa- tion.
 MT. Rosenau was appointed one of the committee to suggest plan for re- ducing the acreage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
TEACHERS CONFERENCES
Educators of Pickens County to Dis
 cuss Plans for Coming Year

Carollton, December 11.-(Special.i- w. H. Storey, county superintendent. has announced a teachers examination to De held December 20. 21 and 9. at the court house in Carrollton. It also is announced that plans are being considered for a conference of representatives of the forces engaged in educational work in this county The conference. will be held in this city December 31. At this confer ence reports will be made by those Tn attendance as to the work being done along educational lines. and plans for nnulated for a general forward movement during the coming year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
DEKALB'S HIGHWAYS
 ARE SCHEDULED FOR
 EARLY IMPROVEMENT

RI Tt Payne, December 11.-(Special.)- State highway officials have recently Ybeen making an inspection of roads in &this county, with view of starting work on the new state roads as soon as pos sible. It is said that the road be- tween Fort Payne and Attala willNbe the first to be built on account of it's pres- ent bad condition, but the exact route through DeKalb county has not been finally determined by the state highWay commission. When this stretch Of road is completed the Birningha -Chatta- nooga highway will be practically com pleted except for, small portion of it in Dade county, Georgia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
CLAYTON TO MISSISSIPPI
Alabama Federal Judge Will Help
 Clear Jackson Docket

Montgomery, December 11.-(Special)- At the invitation of Judge Edw n Holmes of the Mississippi district United States court, Judge Henry Clayton of the court for the middle district of Alabama will. go to Jackson, Miss. early in January to preside over section of the court. the work of which is unusually heavy and resulting in the invitation to Judge C14yton to assist in handling the docket
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
DECATUR METHODISTS
 ARRANGE PROGRAMME
 FOR NEXT 12 MONTH

Decatur, December n.-(Special)-A working programme for the next year was mapped out at a meeting Of stew ards and pastors of Methodist churches in the Decatur district held here. The visitors were entertained by Rev. w. F. McGlawn, new presiding elder, at a luncheon in the rooms of the Albany chamber of commerce. Representatives were present from each of the pastoral charges of the district The general business programme included a discus sion of Christian Endeavor' and all phases of the movement to endow the Methodist educational institutions were discussed,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
BOYS ORGANIZE CLUB
Clean Athletics, Sociability and Re
 igion Are Chief Objects

Tuscaloosa, December 11.-(Specia1.)- Recently club was formed for the boys of Tuscaloosa between the ages of 15 and IS years The object of the club is to promote clean athletics. provide for the social life and to cultivate Christian character. The membership has in creased from 10 to 90. The following are the officers: Thomas Joyce, president; Charles Blondheim, vice president; Frank Joyce, secretary; Robert Bailey, treas urer; George Denny. Jr., sergeant-at- arms
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
FEDERAL ROAD COMPLETE
Contractor Reports to Department Inspection Will Follow i.

Montgomery. December n.-(SpeciaL)- r. o. B. Cox, contractor for a federal aid road project in Lamar county, today re- ported to the state highway department that the work involved had been com pleted. The section of the road on which he was contractor was that part of the Jackson highway from Vernon, north west to the Mississippi state line. Off, cials of the department will shortly make an inspection of the work for it's acceptance or rejection.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
PRELIMINARY FINISHED
U. s. Engineer Completes Survey of
 Big COOsa River Project

Montgomery, December 11.-(Speciai)- Maj. w. A. Johnson, United States en- gineer in charge of the Montgomery dis trict for rivers and harbors work, has completed the preliminary survey of the site on the Coosa river which the Ala bama Power company proposes to devel- op by the construction of a mammoth dam and installation of hydroelectric power plant, and his report to the war department board is in course of prepa> ration for submission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
EXAMINATIONS ANNOUNCED
Hundred Are Expected to Seek Ger
 tificates at Fort Payne

Fort Payne. December 11.-fSpecial.)- J. M. Tucker. county superintendent Of education. announces that the regular state teachers examination will be held in Fort Payne on December O-23. It is expected there will be about 100 appli- cants for teachers certificates. as the winter examinations usually draws the greatest number of applicants.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
ECONOMY AND MERIT

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 Medicine.
 In spite of the increased costs and great scarcity of important roots, herbs, etc.. the standard of quality and the quantity oi - Hoods Sarsapariila have been faithfully maintained. and are today the same as when sthis medicine was first perfected and offered to the public.
 A bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla will average to last three or four weeks. while others last but asweek or two. and some even less time Hoods Sarsaparilla is effective as blood purifying and tonic medicine and also after the Flu Grip, levers and other facilitating, blood onin diseases. It purifies the blood creates an appetite, and makes food taste vood Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
$14,O00 PARSONAGE

Tuscaloosa, December 11.-(Special.,- ,-- IA handsome home has been purchased flor a district parsonage by the district stewards of the Methodist church. The amount paid for the building was $l4oOo.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-16
SHERlFf'S SALE!

BY virtue OF a special execution issued
from the Office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court OF Howard County, State Of Iowa, in
favor OF Frank J. Long and against Hugh
4raef, Forrest Graef, William Galloway,
Mrs. VIM. Galloway, Naomi Galloway. W.
J. CroZier and Mrs. W. j. CroZier, dated Jan.
9Th. 1920. and to me directed. commanding
est in any company, debts due, property In
ments (which are not exempt by law from
executionl OF the said Hugh Graef. Forrest
GraeE, William Galloway, Mrs. William Gal
iowAy, Naomi Galloway, W. ]. CroIier, Mrs.
w. J. Crozfer, l make or cause to be made
the sum Of Two Thousand Nine Hundred
and Nine Dollars and Forty Cents S2,9O9. 4Ol,
and Nineteen Dollars lsl; cost Of suit, It, and n,
attorneys fees, with interests and costs,
have levied upon the following described
real estate lying and being situated In the
County OF Howard and State Of Iowa,
namely: NorthHaf of the Southwest Quar-
ter of Section thirty four, Township one
hundred North of Range fourteen, West OF
the fifth Principal Meridian.
And l hereby give public notice that l
shall offer for sale At public outcry at the
Court House door in Cresco, County OF How
ard and State OF Iowa, on Tuesday, the 27th
day OF January, 1920. between the hours Of
O'Clock q. m. and O'Clock p. m. Of said day
p. m. OF said day; and l will sell to the high
est and best bidder therefor In cash, the
above described property or sufficient
thereof TO satisfy the above debt With inter.
est and costs.
nated this 9Th day OF January, 1870.
d. J. FERRIE,
Sheriff Of Howard County.