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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
OCTOBER u is DATE
SET FOR TOURNEY
Gentlemen Members OF Local
Golf Club To Compete in
Annual Tournament

What promises to be very in
teresting event in local golfing
circles is the announcement
from the Tournament Committee
appointed by President Deather-
age, that the first annual tourn-
ament for gentlemen players
that is to be held on Thursday
October II. Beginning Wednes-
day the local players have been
asked to keep a score card of
every nine holes they play and at
the conclusion of the days play
to turn in the score card to the
Caddy Master. On October 18th
the average of every player will
be taken who has participated in
atleast five nine hole rounds and
lie will be given a handicap of his
average score. Pairings then will
be made by drawing and the
elimination will then start on
October 18th. AS a trophy the
club will give to the player who
is successful in winning the
tournament one leg on a silver
trophy which has to be won
three times before definite own
ership can be claimed
Every gentleman member of
the Richmond CluD is expected
tc participate in this tournament
as the handicap will give every
player an equal chance to win
this coveted prize and the utmost
cooperation will be asked from
every member to make the first
local tournament a decided sue
cess.
Special entertainment will be
provided by the committee on
entertainments on the days OF
the tournament and this will
prove one of the big social events
of the year. Let's everyone get
busy and shoot the nine holes at
a clip that will bring about keen
competition.
Chairman Deatherage has ap-
pointed Preston Smith Chairman
of this Tournament Committee
and any future information re-
garding the tournament can bel
secured from him.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
The Weather
Far tonight and Thursday
moo crate temperature.


Cincinnati, Sept. 13-Hog3 f.
600; heavies so to $3.50; packers
and mediums $500; ligh. $9.25
pigs 50: sows $3.50; stag $3.50;
cattle 600; steady to strong
calves So to $13; sheep So to S.
lambs $5, 50 to $13; Chicago To-
900 hogs, $3.50; cattle 1900.
Louisville, Sept. 13-Cattle AGO
slow and unchanged; hogs 400,
lOc higher, tops 1910; sheep
AGO, steady and uncranged;.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
Barn Burns At Orlando

P. P. S.ngletons' barn near Or
lando, Rockcastle county, burned
last week. 1t was thought to
have been the work of an incen-
diary and bloodhounds were Sc
cured from Hustonville and judge
Bowmon and other county Off
cials attempted with the aid of
the hounds, to run down the gull
ty party or parties. The hounds
took up the trail just back of the
barn and led to a residence, but
no arrests were made.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
PLANS At NORMAL
FOR SCHOOL OPENING

The Model School on the cam
pus viii open at 9 O'Clock Sep
tcmber 20. All children who
have been accepted should be on
hand promptly. The teachers in
charge will be: Miss Hansen,
first and second grade; Miss
Wingo, third and fourth grades;
Mrs. Tyng. fifth and sixth
grades, and a newly employed
teacher, Mss Edith Levake, of
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, in the
seventh ard eighth grades. The
seventh a eighth grades will
b the departmental
plan and a na1nber of the reg
ular Normal teachers will assist.
In order oto accommodate the
City High 7School, the entire
Rural School building, during the
FIST semester, has been given to
The city. Miss Noiand, who has
had charge of the Rural School,
will teach at kavannaugh during
the first semester and the Nor
NAL students will be transported
to and from that school for OBJ
servatior purposes. The purpose
is to make the Kavannaugh
school as nearly an ideal school
as it can be done. During the
second semester, the rural propo-
sition will be handled in another
way.
The children, who have been
i'll the Rural school and who do
not live in the city nor in the
Kavannaugh district. will be ac-
ccmmodated on the campus dur
ing the first semester. Those
10 live in the Kavannaugh Dis
yact vii attend that school,
y hile-t!le children of the City
WHO have been in the Rural
School, will attend the City
School, to which they are en-
titled. 217-3
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
YOUNGSTER WON DUEL
BUT LOST SWEETHEART
(Bx Assocfated Press

Huntington, w. Va, Sept 13
Chester Linkfeld, IS, who is
serving a term in the state re-
formatory for shooting Asa Carr
penter, also Is, in a duel for the
affection of Ernestine Burnette.
IL, the belle of the community,
last Halloween TODAY learned
that although re won the duel
that although he won the duel
he lost the girl. She was married
to Carpenter in Catlettsburg, Ky,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
Auto Accident In RockcastIe

The Mt Vernon SignalS says
that what might. have been Sc
rious accident occurred on the
Dixie Highway just north Of
Rurr. Fred Doan and three other
young men in a car just purchas-
ed by Mr.. Doan went over the
enbanklnent. Mr.. Doan had sey-
eral RIBS broken and the others
We're bruised considerably. The
car was badly damaged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
Consider Separate Settlements
(RV Associated I,ssSl

Washington, Sept. 13-Cdafi-
dence was expressed here today
by those in touch with the rail
strike situation that action soon
will be taken in Chicago which
Will go far toward ending the
strike. 1t is learned the union's
policy committee is considering
separate settlements with about
so railroads, some of them large
systems.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
WOMEN WHIP A
WOMAN IN TEXAS
tBy Associated Press,

Fort Worth, Tex. Sept 13-
Mrs. l. c. Tatum. who was de-
coyed from her home near here
last night was given hundred
lashes by four women. The
whipping was given bysagaeom-
mitee of four of "the Ladies OF
the Invisible Eye said S "a, com
mum cation addressed to news
papers, which stated the whip
ping was administered for the
alleged running Of her daughter,
Naomi IA.
Mrs. Tatum is in a serious
condition.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
FORMER LAND CLERK
HELD FOR FORGERY
Old Land Titles At Frankfort AL
legged To Have Been Forged
By Two Men

Frankfort, KY, Sept. 13-J. G.
Webb, jeweler, of Corb.n, KY
and G. J. Jarvis, Of Frankfort,
formerly a clerk in the land rec
office of the auditor of public ac-
counts, Tuesday were indicted by
the Franklin county grand jury
on charges of forging land rec
ords. The alleged forgeries in
volve 5000 acres of land in what
is known as treaty of Tellicoo
lands" in northern Tennessee,
valued at approximately $225, 900.
Webb and Jarvis were Jointly
indicted on three charges of forg-
ing three land patents purportirg
to have been issued by Governor
Joseph Desha in 1928 and signed
by ]. c. Pickett, secretary of
state under Governor Desha.
Webb was indicted on two other
charges of forgery and knowing
ly obtaining the signature of the
assistant state auditor to forged
documents.
Jarvis surrendered to Franklin
county officers several weeks ago
it became known today and was
released on bond. Webb has not
been apprehended, officials saying
trey understand he has been in
Florida part of the time and in
Corbin part of the time. Bail
for both men was fixed at $1,000
for each indictment, making the
total for Jarvis $1,000 and for
Webb $1,000.
Jarvis said that he had gore
before the grand jury and told
all he knew about the case. Be-
yond this he refused to comment
at this time, issuing the follow
ing prepared statement:
All | can say at this t me isl
that | have made a mistake. As
soon as | learned that this mat
ter was to be aired in court, I
left Harlan, where | was work
ing on newspaper, and surren-
dered myself to- the authorities
All | ask is that the public does
not Judge me too harsh Y untilI
all of the facts are brought out
at the trial"
Jarvis was in charge of the
and Office under State Auditor
Craig for approximately a year
Four months ago! he left the Of
iice to take a place ON the Har- /
an Enterprise. a weekly news
paper at Harlan, owned by ]. NJ. /
He returned to this
place about a month ago.
Neglect of small details was
responsible for the discovery of i
the forgeries, it was learned to-
lay after the grand jury report
ed. Among these was the fact /
that one of the fraudulent pat
ents was for 5000 acres of land, !
another for 2.500 and the other
for 500 acres when the law under
which the Tellicoo grants were
made limited the filings to not
less than 100 acres and not more
than ECO acres of land.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
POLICE STOP GAMES
At STATE FAIR
(By Associated Prsssl

Louisville, Ky, Sept. 13-Po-
lice today declared that wheels
of chance should not operate at
the State Fair. The concession
aires said they would sell sau-
sages and other small wares for
a nominal sum and give away
chances, thus hop ng to evale
the police order.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
FORD TAKES HOT
& SHOT Att, C. C.
iBy Asscciarcd Pressl

Detroit, Sept 13-Ifenry Ford,
in a statement here today, charg-
ed the Interstate Commerce
Commission through its control
of empty cars is playing into
the hands of coal profteers un-
der the guise OF regulations for
the public good"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
TOWNSEND AND
LODGE BOTH WIN
fKY AssocAred Pressl

Detroit, Mich. Sept. 13-Sena-
tor Charles Townsend's lead over
Herbert Baker for the republican
senatorial nomination was in
creased to more than 24,000 on
the face of additional returns in
yesterdays state wide primary.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
Blue LICK BEATEN
IN TEN INNIl 1S

Rchomnd fevenged her early
baseball defeats ut the hands Of
the Blue Lick Hustlers when
she defeated them in a thrilling
ten inning game at Johnson
Park Sunday by a score of 6 to
5. Charley Rogers, manager and
star twrler for Richmond, Pitch
ed his first game since Labor
Day, His arm was slightly sore
from working two consecutive
days then but seemed to be all
right Sunday. In the early rounds
it gave Rogers some trouble but
he improved as he went along
and breezed thru the last few in
nings in big league st He al
lowed only six hts. scorer
for each team agreed apon this,
but not so for the number of
Richmond bingles. Blue Lick
gives Richmond only four hits,
While the locals claim ten clean
b ows. bowman twirled 10, the
Blue Lick team.
Richmond took the lead fli1 tie
first round when they Z Scored,
twice. They increased the.r to-
tai to three in the second, but
were passed by the Hustlers in
the third when they ran in four.
Two more in the fourth put the
locals one to the good but Blue
Lick tied it up in their half of the
same found. Then Rogers set
tied down and held the Hustlers
to nothing in each of the next
six rounds. After standing for
the same sort of treatment for
five rounds, Richmond got busy
and won out in the tenth. Man
ager Harris, Of the Blue Lick
team, says that " Ritter, first
Richmond man up in the tenth,
struck at ball which hit him
and that the umpire instead Of
calling the ball a strike gave him
first. After two men had failed
flaming worked Bowman for
walk which placed Ritter on So
ond Then R. Peyton clouted
clean single to right which won
the game. The Richmond lineup
81 as follows Reeves, catcher |
c. Rogers, p tcher; S. Rogers. lib 4
Juett, 2b; " Ritter, SIS; R. Pey-
ton, 3b, D. Peyton, If; r. Reg
ers, cf-2b; j. Ritter, Ct, and Fan-|
ming rf. The score
-----21o 200 oGo 10
Blue Lick -----004 100 coo 0-5 /
Batteries c. Rog-rs and
Reeves; Bowman and Harrison. I
DON'T forget the sale of DR..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
MRS. DAVIS WINS CASE
AGAINST COLvIN
(By Associated Press,

Frankfort, KY, Sept. 10
State Superintendent George Col
vim today was blocked in his at
tempt to oust Mrs Mice Davis
as county superintendent OF
Rockcastle county. Judge Hurst
in circuit court here today issued
permanent injunction against
the custer steps taken by the SUI
perintendent.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
Po:ndexter Wins, Too
(BY Associated Press)

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 13-Sena-
tor Miles Poindexter, candidate
to succeed himself, maintained a
lead of $1,000 over George
Lamping, for United States Sen
ator in yesterdays primary.
About half the precincts are re-
ported.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13

Town lots and improvements
il Bath county were valued at
$so6,4S7 in 1921. OF. this $685.
Isl was the value Of improve
ments.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
Mrs. Harding Improving
tBy Associated Press)

Washington, Sept. l3-The
general appearance of Mrs.
Harding's condition indicates inn
provement as rapidly as can be
expected, The bulletin issued
today says she slept comfortably
and her swelling is SLOWLY sub
siding.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
Royal Lancer Wins St. Leger
tBy Assorted Press.

Doncaster, Eng. Sept. 13-
Lord Linsdales Royal Lancer
won the St. Leger stakes here to-
day over a field of "a. The win
ner paid 80 to l.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
Still PREDICTING
STRIKE DECISION

Chicago, Sept 13-Decis.on ON
settlement of the railroad shop
mems strike is again predicted as
a possibility late in the after
noon as the policy committee Of
the federated shop crafts went
into session. 1t is virtually the
same prediction made yesterday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13
Lodge Easy Winner
(Ry Associated Press)

Boston, Sept. 13- Senator
Lodge today was leading Joseph
Walker three to one for the re-
publican senatorial nomination in
yesterdays primary.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13

SPLENDID sewing machine
is included III the household
goods to be sold by DIR. Holton
at his residence Thursday at 3
O'Clock. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13

The Louisville, Henderson &
St. Louis Railroad Companys S
Y il entvcly was val
/ 4.74g.500 for taxation pur-
poses il. 1921. OF this &, 49,
5of was tangible or plant
valua and The remainder the
franchise W fe.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-13

DON'T forget the sale of DR..
C. S. Holton's household furri-
ture Thursday at ? O'Clock. q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09
dc Sanid8d Ell ConSGjO de ArGcibO

En- la Ultima session ordinaria del
Consejo de administration de Arecibo,
Sc trataron los siguientes asuntos,
asistiendo cuatro miembros excu-
sandose el DR.. Rivera Aulet. Fue lei
da y aprobada sin enm;endas el acta
de la session anterior Ell Sccretario
dio cuenta con todos los asuntos re-
sueltos por la Asambles en- su Ultima
session extraordinaria.
Ell Balance de Gaia, acusa una exis-
tencia de Fondos ascendente a
$462, 2,810.18 centavos. De ella CORES
ponde Fondos Ordinarios $13,692.32
y al Fondo Escolar 26.19 centavos.
Fueron leidas varias comunicacio-
nes ofciales y un Mensaje del Conf
sionado de Benefcencia sobre distri-
bucion interior del Nuevo Hospital.
Quedaron pendientes de informes
la communication de Raul Colon Delga.
do a nombre de la Association "Hom.
bres que Piensan" y el plano de ur
banizacion Balseiro.
Sc acordo anunciar subasta, las
siguientes obras :-Malecon y Escali
nata detras de la Carcel; Explanation
de la calle No. y afirmado de la ca
lie No. 2 detras del Hospital una
subasta por Totes de varios titles usa-
dos pertcnecientes la propiedad es.
collar.
Fue concedida una prorroga de dos
meses al Contratista Esteban Mena
Diaz, para la termination de las obra'
del camino "Los Quemados'.
Ell Concejo aprobo la designation
de Gregorio Rodriguez para cubrir IL
vacante de Conserje ocurrida por re
nuncia de Claudio Perez y aprobo e
nombramiento de Jose Estela para
cubrir la que dejara Rodriguez.
Ell senior A. Padilla, retira la re
nuncia que presentara como Comisio
nado Municipal de Hacienda, atentc
solicitud del Consejo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09
Los SUCCESSES EN- LA |SLA

que conduce Adjuntas, Ponce, cl au-
tom6vil No HP.-100, propicdad de
Jaime Casta1er Y gufadO pOr el chau-
ffeur Luis Santos Pacheco, No. 10139,
arroll6 la niila hIe diez amos de edad,
Maria Perez, pasdndole ambas rucdas
del lado iZquierdO pOr cncim;, dcian-
dola muerta Ell cl acto. Sc proceJi6
al arrestO del conductor. fijandole el
seiior jucz de paZ, una fianza de mil
d0lares.
Ell tres de los corrientes, fu6 Grres-
tado en- San Lorenzo, Jose de Jesus
trigueilo. de 20 ailI,S de pdad. natural
vecino del mismo pueblo por I'M de
Tito de tentativa lie violaci6n. Ell jue2
lie senal0 fianz& de $1,000.
En- la madrugada del dfa de aver
/ fu6 destrufda totalmente For incenliC
| la quinta- del senior Alfonso
| Ortiz, en- Yi,buc0a. Sc inve>tiga e
case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09
Algo de los que detienen
aparentemente al turco

cual es castigado el funciOnario pn-
blico que no presente al preso la or
den Y los motives de la prisi0n o no
lie conduzca al jucz en- el t6rmino de
"a horaS.
La guerra de los Z aiios dej0 los
ingleses exhaustos de dinerO y las CO.
lonias de America, que va habfan OBJ
tenido gran auge. fueron la guerra
para la independence de los pueblos
que al fin constituyeron los EstadOs
UnidOs.
Ell Canada Y In India hacia va ITEM
po que eran veneros de riqueza para
el gran poder. Tn curiOsO detalle.
Los sGbditos ingleses solo pod1an ser
procesados en- Inglaterra por delitOs
cometidos en- la India. El gobernador
Hastings trat0 de cortar los abusOs
de la domination, el bill de las In
dias" dijo que "era contraria al honor
Y la polftica toda conquista y en-
grandecimiento'', pero Hastings estu-
vo bajo proceso del 17S6 al 1896, She
ridan le defendi0 Y Europa Sc horri-
pil0 de tantos abusos y Hastings fue
absuelto.
En- la larga lucha contra ell gran
Corso al fin Santa Elena escribe una
pagina tan intensa que al recordarla
los soldadOs franceses en- In Ultima
guerra. seguramente que creerfan un
suefio estar codo con codo con los que
al lado de Blucher sablearon como
la hoz del trigo maduro Ia guardia
Imperial en- el immense campo de Wa
terlOO...
Cuando las Is colonias, intervinie-
ron ell la lucha Espala, Holanda Y
Francia.
100000 hombres, mujeres nln0s,
perecieron ell Irlanda cuando Crom-
well.
Y ahora ell la contingencia de la
Media Luna blanca en- ell pabell0n ro-
10. pero dando ell frente, parece que
LeopardO Chacal van ser la pri-
mera chispa para la otra guerra.
ANANKE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09
Information dc la poncia

En- Ii. tarde del dfa 4 del cCrriente
mes, en- ell barrio Mulas, Aguas Bue-
mas. la joven Luisa Negr0n, de 1S amos
de edad, vecina de Aguas Buenas, Sc
tom0 una fuerte dOsis de Verde Pa
rfs, fGlleciendO en- la noche del mis-
mo dfa. Amores contrariados fuerOn
el m0vil del suicidiO.
En- la noche del 8 del cCrriente. fu6
asistido en el Hospital Municipal, de
varias heridas, el yecino del barriO
Nation Arriba, Csyey, Gallo Malav6'
quien acusa como agresOreS a los her
manos Narciso Y Ramon Vdzquez, to-
dos prcpietarios del citatlo barriO.
Una dispute: con motive de las colin
dancias de Sus finc;ts, motive la
aggression. FL casO Sc investiga para
proceder contra los agreSOres.
En- Ia t;rde tel dfa cinco del actual
en- cl KIN. 13, HIM. de la carretera
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09

.I1a habido un descenso notable de
mOrtalidad infantil Ell La isla durante
este -tiltimo ailo, Ell ell que ha inf1ui-
dot ot.notablemente la campaiIa SANTA
ria que Sc ha llevado u cabo con la le-
che. Y el pan.
En- San Juan, la bajado ell tanto por
ciepto de 1853 a 1911; en- Arecibo de
1}.54, a 1852; en- Aguadilla de 21.73 a
1874; en- Ponce, de. 26.85 a 1853.
En- el barrio de Puerta dc TERRA,
la hecho el Departamento un estado
comparative de In mortalidad de nj
nos memories de un allo, de uno dos
amos V de > Il 3 anos, del primer Sc
mestre de los amos 1921 y 1922 con cl
resultado siguiente:
De enero JUNO 1921 me-
nores de un aflo 6J
De enero Il JUNO 1922 me-
nores de un aiio 46
De enero Il JUNO 1921 de
uno dos amos ~
De enero a JUNO 1922 de
uno a dos amos j
De enero JUNO 1921 de
dos a cincO ailos IL
De enero a JUNO 1922 de
dos IL cincO amos u
En- ell pueblo de Quebradillas sc ha
presentado un pequeilo brOta Gle fie-
bre tifoidea, el que Sc esta cOmbatien
do energicamente por el Departamen
to tie Sanidad. con la cooperation dc
las autoridades municipalcs.
Ell DR.. Fernandez Mater ha visi
tado Ell esta semana los pueblos dc
Hatillo, Quebradillas, Utuado Ad
iuntas, ha permanecido en- la ciudad
de Ponce tres dfas Ell asuntOs Oficia
les.
Ell Inspector de Sanidad, JOst
Abolafia, que es practicante, ha side
trasIadado temporalmente al pueblo
de Quebradillas, para atender Ia
campa1a emprendida contra el brote
de fiebre tifoidea que eXiste ell uno
de los barrios de dicha poblaci0n.
-Todos los sabados las diez de
la mailana. Sc reunen tOdos los Jefes
de las distintas divisiones del Depar-
tamento bajo la presidencia del Co,
misionado de Sandal, Sc tratan y
discuten los principaleS prOyectOS que
han de llevarse cabo por ell Depar-
tamento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09
UN NINO DESTROZADO.

Seattle, Wash, septienbre.-Un dia
b0lico asesinatO fue descubierto hoy,
al encontrarse un cadaver envuelto en-
peri6dicos atado conun cordel. en- el
canal del lago Washington, Ell los su-
burbios de la ciudad.
FL cadaver fu6 encontrado en- un le-
cho de arena, a una profundidad de
cuatro pies.
Debido que la putrefaci0n estaba
muy avanzada va, sera impossible Ia
identification, pero el medico foren-
Sc que examine los macabros despo-
jos, declare que Sc trataba de un nino
de seis ailos de edad dprOXilnadamen-
te.
Los brazos y las piernas habian 81
do cercenados ef torso espanto$a-
mente mutilado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09

Alrededor de la magma fccha del
descubrimiento dc America pOr el ge-
moves o gallego navegante, Enrique
II de Inglaterra, habfa sometido apa-
rentemente Irlanda, tratandola CO.
mo pals conQuistado y con la "sua-
vidad" q. los sajones a los pueblos So
jusgados, particularmente 81 son de
Otra raZa.
Los "clows" de Escocia despues de
40 aiios de guerra, quedarOn dOmi-
nados en- la batalla de Flodden.
En- tempo de la Reina Isabel, 1918,
vinieron a la America que los espa-
floles habfan descubiertO Y civilizado,
V dOnde los frances tenfan va pose
stones, Gilbert ocup0. el setentri0n
Raleigh Virginia en- 1854. En- las
guerras con los franceses no llevarOn
generalmente III mejor parte. En-
1900 Sc fund6 la compaiifa de las In
dias Occidentales Y los buques ingle-
Ses hicieron su aparici0n saqueandO Il
las naves pOrtuguesas holandesas.
dOminando la empresa-procedimi
fenicio-a Delhi, Calcutta Madras.
Tambien Bengala, las dos costas del
Malabar v del Coromandel = el Golfo
Persico el Arabigo. HubO que pc
lear mucho para ir aniquilandO los
Principles indfgenas adn dura...
Las guerras de las Dos Rosas, los
Stuardo, luteranos contra cat0licos,
los 'whig' Y los tory. luego Crom-
well Quedan Ell el tintero.
Los Almirantes Rutir Y Tromp, de-
rrotan los holandeses en- Dunquer-
Ike, 1866.
Eli 1714 conquista a Menorca y Gil
braltar-seg1n unos. Y segdn Otros las
adquiere por sorpresa-y sc hace Ia
mas fuerte en- ell mar. FL pabell0n
uue ell Lepanto saly5 al mundo con-
tando en- la batalla al nance inmor-
tai al bastardo sin segundo, queda
sustituido por la del Leopardo, y ell
RENO Undo de la Gran Bretana toma
eI tim0n de la diplomacia mundlal y
el Habeas Corpus, apareci0 como ter
cera ley fundamental ell virtud de Ia