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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

There will be a regular commune
cation of Red River Lodge No. 1872
A. F.. and A.. M. at 8 o'clock tonight
present, T.. B. Hitler, w. M; F. r.
Johnson. Secretary,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D.. Lee of Mallory
announce the arrival of a baby girl,
born this morning.
Mrs. John Crystal, 500 Park ave
nue., will entertain the 'Moccadn club
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ellinson OF
Climax, Mimi, were the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. v. Chambers,
Ramsey street, over the week end.
Carl Quist of Kennedy, MIMI, spent
Sunday visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. l.. Corliss, 308 North
Second street.
G. R. Bonner of st. Cloud. Mimi,
spent Sunday in the city visiting
friends.
Mrs. r. T: Lillemon and daughter,
Mrs. Van Roor of Greenbush, Mimi.
dire visiting at the home of Mrs. A. N.
Gilbertson, North Third street. They
are en- route to Minnewaukan, N. d.,
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lille
mons mother.
Order your blueberries from Bydal
Mercantile Co., fresh from the vines
every morning; you get wholesale
prices-Adv.
,as PRODUCE.
New York, July 26.--Butter steady,
receipts 4,476; creamery higher than
extras AZ 1-2@43: creamery extras
90 core, Al 1-2@42; creamery firsts
80 to 81 score, 37@41. Eggs firm; re-
ceipts! l0,763; fresh gathered extra
frsts SO 80; fresh gathered frsts, 81
@36. Cheese steady; receipts 988;
state whole milk flats fresh specials
2l@.21 IL; do average run 20@20
ga; state whole milk twins specials
21@21 IL: do average run 20@2d
3-4. .5
FLOUR. 1t
Minneapolis, July 25.-Flour un-
changed to 20 cents lower; IN carload
lots, family patents quoted at $50 tc
800 a barrel in eS-pound cotton
racks.
Shipments 5o.7o7 barrels.
Bran $500.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25

Here On MISUNDERSTANDING Mur-
transacted business in the city today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25

Mcleod Here-John Mcleod, presi-
dent ofthe Mcleod Grain company Of
Minneapolis. was in Grand Forks to-
day on astour Of the state to look over
representations. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25
CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE.
LIBERTY BONDS
F5f
We Pay
Postage
%
lGan


LIBERTY BONDS.
New York, July 25.-Liberty bonds
closed: 3 1-2s, 87.16; first As, S7.72
bid: second As, $3.50; first 41-4s.
1854; second 41-4s, s7.52; third
4 las, 91.4S; fourth 41-4s, S7.5S:
Victory 3 3-4s. 9S.46: Victory 43-4s,
1914.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25

We manufacture road c~ulverts, well
castings. stock tanks, cisterns, building
blocks. sidewalks. tile, etc, and con
tract for all kinds OF concrete work.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25
Expert Furniture Packing and stor-
A.ge. Panovitz' Furniture & Carpet
Co.. Phone 752-,W,.--Adv. 3s

Expert Furniture Packing and stor.
-A1ge. Panovitz' Furniture & Carpet
Go. Phone 752-W,-Adv.
Must Sleep In the Street If / don't
rent a Groom house by August /. I
work days, SO It will be necessary to
write me. Address $50 Herald.-Adv.
Dance at Belmont Park every
Tuesday and Friday evenings. Ennard's
Y Orchestra and best floor in, the state.
ADV.
Dales Beauty Parlor, Northwestern
Aize ii marching, face bleaching, mud
hack and electric massage. Call 405.
ADV.
Wells Located.-Drill and get the
Y water before you pay. Thirty years
experience. r. G. Gemnall, s1s
Ashton street. Grand Forks. Phone
2115-W.-Adv.
Gone on Purchasing Trip-Geo.
Schwam Of the Schwam clothing store
left yesterday for the east to purchase
this fall supply. During his absence
he will visit Chicago, Philadelphia.
Boston and New York and expects to
f.t be away for about four weeks.
Hail storm-Considerable damage
to. crops in the northwestern part OF
Grand Forks county resulted from a
hai'storm which occurred between {
and 7.ao'clock on Saturday night, ac-
cording to word from Gilby and Ink.
ster. Gilby reported a heavy haiti
storm; and a stretch Of country lying
a east II Inkster was said to have sui.
S{fered a rs per cent loss.
Clinic Out-The North Dakota Tu.
berculosis association equipped ant
sent out a travelling health clinic from
&f this city last week to a number o.
counties with medical aid. The as
ISOLATION expects to keep the clinic
out on the road during the summer
H Asdoctor, an assistant and q nurse
Y are in charge Of the work. The ex
81 penses Of the clinic will be met by thu
Il annual sale Of Christmas seals.
Case Continued-The case of Ole
anna Iverson VS.. the city of Reynolds
81 1t is expected, will be argued som
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25

Dance ut Belmont Park every
Tuesday and Friday evenings. Emard's
orchestra and best floor il, the state.
ADV.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25

Dales Beauty Parlor. Northwestern
National Bank building, We special
Aize in marching, face bleaching, mud
hack and electric massage. Call 405.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25

Must Sleep In the Street. IL / don't
rent a Groom house by August /. I
work. days, so 1t will be necessary to
write me. Address go Herald.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25

81 Wells Located.-Drill and get the
water before you pay. Thirty years
experience. r.. G. Gemmhll, 319
Ashton street, Grand Forks. Phone
"211S. w-Adv 6
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25

Dtkelss Kash & Harry Market
wishes to announce that Wednesday,
July ~, will be III opening date.
Watch for display ad on July 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-25
H TOWN TODAY

University of North Dakota summer
school session to end this week.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16

s. B. Given: Your brother Is in town-stopping at Occidental Hotel He wishes to see you-R- H. Neigh bours.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16
MELON SHIPMENTS
 TOTAL 896 CARS

With shipments of so cars re- ported yesterday. the total consign- ment of cantaloupes from the Salt River valley for the season has reached Ss cars. according to the daily report issued by Homer A.. Harris. representing the United states bureau of markets and crop estimates This total compares with a total of 67e cars on the same date last year and 1884 on the same date in 1e1e-
 Markets yesterday were unsettled, with Boston showing stronger than other Eastern buying centers. The Boston market for Arizona canta- ioupes priced them at 8 and $3.5O, with a few crates of the best quality ceiling for $3-75 and .$4. The Chi caEo market was better than 1t has been during the week. with stan- 4ards selling at $3.50. Cincinnati quoted 8 and $3.25: Kansas City }yc Philadelphia, $3.25 and $3.50; Pittsburgh. s3-a5 and $3.5o. and New York. q dull market yesterday. $3.2s ana &3-50-
 The office of the bureau of mar kets and crop estimates in the Inn perial Valley has been closed, ac- eording to word received by MT Harris yesterday, indicating that tho oantnloupe season there is pract' cally finished. Shipments from tha section of California were reported at s1 cars
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16
INTEREST NOT ALL BANKER THINKS OF
 IN MAKING LOAN

The modern, successful banker in making a loan does not think solely of the interest it will bring, but whether that loan will be benefit or a detriment to the community, de- clares w. H. Thomson. vice. president of the Phoenix National bank. in ad- dressing the Rotary club yesterday at their weekly meeting. MT. Thom- sons subject was "A Bankers Ap- preciation of Rotary"
 The word service, which has such a prominent place in the Rotary code of ethics, means as much to the banker as 1t does to Rotarian, said MT. Thomson The average banker has higher idea Is than merely tcol- lecting interest. He aims to render ser vice to the community first and to the bank second, for if the com munity does not prosper, the bank cannot, the speaker said. Nearly every banker in this community, Mr. | Thomson declared. is either an of- ficer or a director in some civic or l ganiza tion.s Russell Freeman. manager of the book department of Berryhilrs. gave an interesting, but brief talk on books In explaining why tsis impossible | for any book store to have every book that may be called for. he recited
 some figures that showed the great growth in book publishing in this country. From 1880 when there were 2,076 different titles produced, the publica ton of books has increased until 1919,- when a total of S.594 diff
 ferant titles of books were produced
 About 10 per cent of these are fiction the speaker said. This per cent holds | good every year he declared.
 Tn almost every other business. sait
 MT. Russell, it is possible to predic Iwith more or leAs accuracy the styl'
 of the coming years production. bu
 in the Took business it is impossible
 to say what sort of books will be pub
 lished And it is equally impossible . to predict whether a book will be
 big seller or not. The speaker cite,
 the case of Main Street" by Sinelai
 Lewis. This ordinary story of al
 ordinary town in Minnesota appeared he said. and they felt that the sales man was rather overdoing it yhel
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16
MANY HELP COUPLE
 WE'D AT LATE HOUR

I've want to get married" was the announcement of Hillary White, 21, and Miss Maur Schultz. IS. when they walked into the sheriff's office shortly before 10 o'clock last night.
 The three or four deputies in the room looked at them in astonisnment, for it isn't often that couple strays into the sheriffs office with an an- nouncement like that. But the man and girl looked game. thought a Dit emb rrassed. and the deputies were game. too
 A telephone message brought Jus- tice Nat Mckee to the courthouse to perform the ceremony. Anot-ier brought C. H. Young, deputy clerk of the superior court, to issue the license. Witnesses there were in plenty. even down to the newspaper reporter who happened in just 1T time.
 Mir. Young took the couple upstairs and made out the license. Justice Mckee then took them in hand the sheriff's office was made the scene of a simple but perfectly satisfactory wedding
 White arrived in town but a couple of days ago from Hope, New Mexico | to meet Miss Schultz. The romancs was of long standing. and last nigh they decided they might as we'll b' married at once. So married .hel were, and today they will leave fol
 Hope to make their home. | Miss Schultz is Glendale girl She has been a resident of the valle. l two years.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16

he asked them to take 50 copies. To date, the speaker said. this book had reached 23 large editions.
 MT. Lewis described what a pub fisher can do for writer. The book seller faces a great risk in buying books, declared the speaker Books that were popular last year may be practically dead this year.
 How idle talk can irreparably harm a person or community was the sub ject of a brief dialogue between Max Allen, Warren McArthur and Carl Gibson. It was the reproduction of one presented by a group from the Oakland, California Rotary club at the San Diego conference. It pro- posed the organization of society to be known as Mar No Name. Mar Nc Name buttons were at each Ro- tarian's place at the luncheon yester- day.
 Wedding. cake. a gift from the ab- sent bridegroom. Harry l.. Shedd, was distributed to the Rotarians.
 Fred Barrows was the chairman of the netting.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16

day. degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1. 226 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January to date. 3.21 inches.
 Actual precipitation January l to date. 0.50 inch.
 Deficiency since January l, 2.71 inches
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16

GOES TO LOS sANGELEs-Clay F.. Leonard. clerkNof the supreme court, left last evening for Los Angeles, where he will spend the remainder of the summer.
 LAND COMMISSIONER RE- TuRNs-Rudolph Kuchler, state land commissioner, returned yesterday from Tucson, where he spent the early part of the week on official business
 WOULD RUN FREIGHT LINE H. Grady Harrice yesterday filed an application for certificate of con venience and necessity to operate a freight line between Phoenix and Globe over the new Superior Miami highway.
 GoES TO VISIT HusBAND-Mrs Elsie N. Lyle stenographer in the chief engineers office at the Salt River Valley Water Users building will leave this evening for Abilene Texas to visit her husband, former I 1y one of the best-known baseball players Of the valley, who is playing l this season with the Abilene team Mrs Lyle expects to return to Phoe- 1 nix in about two weeks
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16
15Q PHOENIX BOY SCOUTS TO GO ID
 CAMP AT PAYS0N

Arrangements for sending a dele gation of about 150 Phoenix Boy Scouts to a camp at Payson were practically completed at a meeting of scout executives in the Phoenix T tie and Trust company offices yesterday afternoon. Finances for the trip were accumulated through the winter months by means of various cam paigns for the purpose and a genuine back to nature" vacation for three weeks is assured.
 An indefinite date for departing on the camping expedition has been des- ignated as near Aug. l. It is pos sible the departure for Payson may be made even at an earlier date
 Everything for the expedition ex- cept the food is furnished for the boys It is estimated that with the equip ment provided no boy need spend more than SIS during the entire camping trip.
 Payson is one of the beauty spots of Ariozna. It is north of Roosevelt lake in the mountainous district and it's vicinity are to be found the Nat ural Bridge and other wonders of nature. Plenty of recreation for the boys will .be provided to make their ure-
 Although the number of boys eligi- ble for the outing this season Is lirfi ited, plans already are being made to care for several delegations trebline in size the present sone next year. Those behind this movement in clude: H. B. Wilkinson. chairman of I the Boy Scout executive committee pr. John Dennett Jr.. vice president: Dr. E. Munson. secretary: Dwight B Heard, treasurer: and the following
 committee members: E. Power Cen way, William Hart. William Horn.
 berger. c. D. Jones. Benjamin Rice John D. Loper and Dean William Scarlett.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16
CAPTAIN TEMPskE,

Chinese porcelain was produced al early as 200 A. D.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16
,,NnEr,vEREp TELEcRAMs :

UNDELIVERED TElEGRAMS -j
 The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Mrs Eva Myers, J. s. Brad shaw. GOING TO GRAND CANYON Mir and Mrs. Charley Gam, Miss Verla Myers and Harry F. Myers will leave this morning for an over land trip to the Grand Canyon. GOING TO SEATTLE-Afiss Hen rietta Dawson, secretary to John D. Loper, city superintendent of schools,
 left last evening for Seattle where | she will spend the summer with her
 sister, Miss Elizabeth Dawson. MORE HIGHWAY PAVED - l Another mile of the Old Trails high 1 way has been paved. The state high way department yesterday received word from Flagstaff that one mile of l the Old Trails had been paved through the town of Flagstaff. The
 road was constructed by funds raised by the town together with federal
 aid.
 1 RUSHING OFFICE BUILDING = 1 Work on the office building of the
 state highway department is pro- i gressing splendidly and the building I is fast nearing completion. All re- inforcing concrete is finished and the framing on the roof practically com pleted. The building will not be | plastered at the present time due to
 the shortage of funds except portion
 of the downstairs for which the high
 way department will receive bids :, shortly.
 REGISTRATION BOARD MEETS The state board of registration met and organized at the state house yes- terday and will outline it's policy at g meeting held this morning in the governors office. Members of the board present yesterday were Dean
 G. NJ. Butler of the college of mines University of Arizona: W. O. Wither- spoon of Bisbee; Alfred T. Coston oi
 Clarkdale; L. B. Hitchcock and l.. M
 Fitzhugh of Phoenix.
 ,l ENGINEERS TO MEET Th'
 regular luncheon of the American As : sociation of Engineers will be held d al the Grand Cafe Saturday noon. i, i special feature of the occasion vii ! 1 be the presence of the majority O the members of the Board of Engi v neering Examiners who are now il . 1 session Some interesting talks ar : anticipated. All chapter member e and visiting engineers are urged t TO BUILD BRIDGE APPROACH e -B. H. Lee has received the contrac : for 5000 cubic yards of embankmen e and approach to the Wickenbur n bridge. His bid was 29 cents a cubi
 yard and was the lowest of five bid s received by the state highway depart e ment, his price being st5- Two span r. are already in place and it is be st lieved that thesapproach will be file -- at the same time the bridge is com d pleted in order that there may be n rs delay in it's use.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16
WAFER REPORT
wEATHER FORECAST

Arizona. Saturday and Sunday, local showers, except extreme south west portion, warmer north portion Saturday.
 Wast Texas: Saturday partly cloudv probably local showers in ex- treme west portion; Sunday partly
 Southern California: Fair.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16

The Colored Industrial club is hav- ing a fried chicken sale Saturday. July Is. from a. m- to 10 p. m. Phone your order and have your
 chicken delivered hot. Phone 2s79. -Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

HAVE transportation by automo- bile for two persons to Los Angeles. Address Box All. Republican. 2t
 ROOM and board for health seek : CTS; excellent board best of refer ences. Phone 4706. Mrs. Anna Horton. St
Arizona republican., 1921-07-16
DRILL TEAM PUTS
 PHOENIX ON MAP

That the drill team of the local lodge of Elks has put Phoenix on the map at the big grand lodge meeting at Los Angeles is word received from that city. The following telegram from Captain Tempske. of the drill team tells of :, the publicity given Phoenix and Arizona:
 Los AngeIes, July IS Arizona Republican,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 Wonderful daylight parade started st 10 o'clock .. m. and 2 ended at i o'cIcck p. m The Arizona delegation, under the z leadership of C. O. Bartlett, 4 showed wonderful spirit. Phoenix Y is wei on the map and this is great advertising for Arizona. Magnificent night parade, grand est spectacle ever in world oiven by the movIe studios to welcome 3 EIks.
 CAPTAIN TEMPSkE. E The local delegation to the grand lodge convention and the drill tean are expected to arrive in Phoenix or Monday Preparations are being mad to give the team grand reception or their arrival.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-05

inmntable sobre Ia d~esolaci6n salyaie
del gran vale nevada.
Ahoral la luna asciende ~desmeshrada
y roja bajo i'm cielo de catAstrofe. III
vale Sc tine de matices sanguinclien-
tos que ruedan, saltan, Sc disuelyen y
r~eaparecen s0bre Ia nieve, a manera
de lucionIas, q manera de hilos de
sangre. a manera de sierpes fatfdicas.
Z dau III eAtrano espectacuio, dig
no de una tragedia griega. espantoso
y falso 9 I'm tempo mismo, bello y ro-
rrihle ala vez. este vale salVa1emente
d~esconsolado. esa luna roja que ascien
de entire oleadas de sangre, y ese lobo,
que destacando sd negra siIueta fren-
te al rojo cfrculo de Ia Diana estrada
laria. con Ia cabeza en- alto y el pelo
erizado. canta SUI canto lngubre y te-
rrible en- la noche s~ilenclosa, como
una imprecaci6n al Destino, como IN
insulto a Ia soledad Y al silencio. Co
mo u reto a todas las fIeras y a to-
dos los hombres.
Victor RODBERGs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-05
Regresa Ell Superintendent ID
Instruction Pdbhca del Estado
81. John v. Conway


Hace POGO ACADIA de regresar e
perinclito superintendent de instruc
cion pdblica del estado, Ell 81. d. Juar
Y. Conway, de una actiya campaha d.
~nustraci0n y meioramiento de las ms
t~ituciones docentes ca Ell condado d.
Sandoyal. LIE acompanaron gu ayu
dante, 81 ilustre professor Earl Dou
glas, = 81 superintendent de condado
Telegforo Sandoval, en- su trayecto 3
Cuba y otros puntos d~iversos. ubica,
dos en- dicho condado, en- donde Ia,
vieron juntas muy concurridas v Sc
pronunciaron discusses muy flamantee
e ~inspirados fnculcando ell estfmulo de-
la consolidation de escuelas. Esta
propaganda que estos seiores educa.
dores estan Heyando a cabo es muy
digna de encomio y del APPLAUSE del
pueblo que sabe apreciar la luz del
entendimiento.
En- Cuba-dice ell ST.. Conway.-en.
contramos que la escuela, dirigfda nor
Ia Hermana Enfemia esta hacienda
muy buen trabajoy y Sc esta hacienda
esInerzo para consolidar las escue-
las de los districts circunvecinos con
g nm de a~carrease mejork y mas 3.
Ilcaces resultados en- Ia ensenanza y
discrimination de la sana in~teligencia
Actualmente esta escuela cuenta con
o maestras, pero en- el pr0ximo ter.
mino Sc a a emplear cuatro macs
tras, Como cinco alumnos de- esta -.
cuela graduaran del octave ano a fines
del termino escolar.
I'll ST. Conway Sc regocijo al yer nue.
81 pueblo del condado de SandovaI q
malta tan ~interesado en- adouirIr meio.
res escuelas y tan dispuesto 4 cnone-
raE con Ell departamento de instrnc.
cion pnblica, Por todos los lIleares
que estos ilustres cabalIeros raeorrso
Sc mostro la genie muy animada
en eaucar a sus hijos. La mission AZ
preolcar 81 eyangelio de la il~uatracj6p
SIN preocuDaci6n poltica y raciaI cor~o
70 estan raciendo estos senores. IS 81.
grada y debe ser apoyada v ensal1ada
cano. HeA
w 81. Conway no .dej6 de notar ma
q superintendente del condado de San.
uoyal uene q pecho los asuntos esco-
ares, y que Ia debida atencidn cue IL
esta dando a los d~iversos distrftos del
yonaaoo suyo enseia que es IN HON.
pre- energico que procura Ia harmonic
Z medro Intellectual de sus constitu.
.entes. Fl Departments de Instruc.
elon Publica del Estado profetlza IN
Drlllante porvenir para las escuelas ri.
raies del eondado de Sandoval bajo Ia
energica administrator del actual su.
D~erintendente, Sr. Telesforo S~andoYai.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-05
DEJo BE- ExIsTln

Espanola, N, M, Abril 26 de 1921.
Sr. editor de RI Nuevo Mexicano
Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico
Muy senior milo:
Sfrvase anunciar en- su apreciado
semanario 10 siguiente:
FL dfa 10 de Abril, 1921, en- la nocne
la Divina Providencia en- sus altos de-
signios determine llamar a mejor vi.
da a quien en- vida respondfa al nom
bre de BASILIRES VALENCIA, la
que a la bora de la muerte contaDa
la edad de 80 amos Y dfas, y deja pa.
ra lamentar su eterna separation a SUI
querido padre Juan C. Valencia, a su
madre Refugita de Valencia, un her
mano Quintin Valencia, una hermana
Porflria Valencia, y demas un gran
ndmero de tfos y tfas, primes, primas
y demas parientes. Bue acompaiado
en- su velorio por la fraternidad pia-
dosa de N. P. Jesds de Nazareno.
del concilio de Ranchitos, N. M, y
Santa Cruz. y de alif fue acompahado
por los mismos socios y demas veci-
nos hasta Ell camposanto de San Juan,
N. M. donde fueron sus restos depo.
sitados. Gracias a todos los que o
acomDanaron al velorio y funeral.
UNI suscritor.
DONACIANO RODRIGUEZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-05
LA ULTIMA BATALLA

All! La Ultima guerra, la Ultima ba-
tallai Theron tan terribles, que los
hombres han roto para siempre sus es,
padas y sus cahones.. Era ell CO.
mienzo de grandes crisis sociales que
acaban de renovar ell mundo, y 20 he
sabido estas cosas por boca de los Sc
res cuya raz6n Sc habfa entenebrecido
c~onsecuencia del choque supreme de
las n~aciones.
En- la d~elirante crisis de los pueblos,
va llevand0 en- su SEND la sociedad fu-
tura, una mitad de Europa, sc arroj6
sobre otra; y los contfnentes sigula-
ron y las escuadras chocaron sobre
todos los oceano4 por la domination
de las aguas y de Ia TERRA. nj una ma
ci0n qued6 descartada; encadenadae
las una a las otras, dos ej&rcitos iD
m nsos entraron en- Inca de combate,
~enardecidos por furores ancestrales,
resueltos a aniquilarse, como 81 en- los
campos vacfos y esteriles hubiera de
entire dos hombres, uno de m6s....
Y los dos ejercitos de hermanos enc
migos Sc concentraron al centric de
Europa en- vastas llanuras, d0nde MI
llares de seres, podrian estrangularse.
In leguas y leguas las tropas Sc des-
plegaron, seguidas de otras tropas IL