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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29
IT'S ALL BosH

Yesterday a Commercial Dispatch
advertising solicitor was talking with
Columbus merchant about adyer.
Using.
In way he said he did not need
advertising, and referred the solicit
tor to another merchant fiji Columbus
who apparently is big business sue
cess, and who never uses an inch of
advertising space.
Yes, there are merchants in Co
lumbus who do not use an inch of
advertising space. They are letting
the other fellow build the communi-
ty.
They are doing business just like
they did hundred years ago.
II this community and this citv
depended upon this kind of citizen
Tor its progress, for its development.
Tor its march forward, we wouldn't
have a city. There would be no bu-
sIness here. Columbus would be a
little measly two-by-four town, mere
~ ekeing cut an existance.
We would be walking on plank
sidewalks instead of pavements
Our business district would be mud
holes instead of handsome concrete
pavement.
We would be using lanterns in
stead Of electric lights.
There would be no handsome store
fronts; we would have fronts like
they had a hundred years ago.
There would be no white wavs
We would have none of the ear
marks of progressive community
All of which would be true if the
community depended upon such citi-
zens. 800
No, don't talk to us about b,s;
ness man who is content to sit ;dlv
by and reap the harvest of the effort
and the enterprise or the other fell
low IN his community. It's all bosb
and he's mighty poor citizen. !
That's all there is to it.-Colum-
bus Commercial Dispatch.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29
Notice to Baaks

Sealed bids will be received by the
Chancery Clerk of Greene County
Mississippi, up until IL O'Clock moor
on the First Monday of january
1928, for keeping the county funds
of said county for the year 1928.
Bids tc ,e made srequired by law.
Bona II be required according to
law. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
BY order Of Board of Supervisors
Greene Co. Miss. This December 9Th.
A. d. 1929,
r. D. COCHRAN, Clerk
BY s. R. Mckay, D. C.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29
HouKsrEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Department OF The Interior. \
u. ). Land Once NJ JACKSON. Miss. :
NOyamber IA 1912 \

Departments OF the Interior. >
u. ). Land Once 1T Jackson. Miss.
November ~. 1859.
Notice Is hereby given that John +. Moore
OF Richton. R-4 MISS. who on December II, 1919
made Homestead DUPLICATION No. 08s97 for NV
Ia NE !. Section 7. Township North Range
g West StStephens Meridian. has tiled notice
of intention TO mako three year Proof to
establish claim to the land above described
before the Circuit Clerk OF Greene County.
Miss at Leakesville. Mississippi. on
the 18th day of December, 1922.
Claimant names as Witnesses: r. b. scrog.
gins. Mamie Hinton. /. D. Hinton and Henry
Birton. NIL of Richton. X. F. D. No. 4. Miss.
VIM. o. LYON, Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

If you want to learn the lesson of
true life, you must litsen to God. No
teacher on earth could teach your
boy a blessed thing if he sets his
mind against that teacher. Don't set
your mind against God.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

State of Mississippi,
To s. B. Craigin. whose potsoffice
is unknown.
You are commanded to be and ap-
pear before the Cahncery Court of
Greene county, said state, on the
End Monday in January A. D. 1929
to defend the suit in said court Of
Mrs. Inez Craigin, wherein you are
defendant. (Bill for divorced, This
Dec, 9Th. A. D. 1922.
(Chn. CT. Seal,)
R. d. COCHRAN, Chan. elk.
E. w. IRELAND, sol. for Complt.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

The one overwhelming passion OF
Jesus Christ was to seek out the lost,
the helpless, the derelicts,, the out
cast, the woman ostracized.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

State Of Mississippi
To Will Powers, whose last known
postoffice was Yarbo, Washington
County, Alabama
You are commanded to be and ap-
pear before the Chancery Court Of
Greene County, said state. on the
End Monday the 9th day Of January
a, D. 1923 to defend the suit in said
court African Powers, wherein you
are defendant. (Bill for Divorce)
This Dec. 18th, "A D. 1922.
R. D. COCHRAN,
Chan. elk.
J. e. ALDERMAN
Sol for Compt 1-5-2s- 1t
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

Did you ever see an exciting pray
er meeting? l never saw but one,
and that was in Jackson last May
when $500 men assembled at sun
rise to pray, and 400 of them accept
ed Jesus Christ for the first time.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

Any fool can stand in the choir
and bawl RESCUE the Perishing,"
but have you ever tried to do so?
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

Don't wait until the doctor looks
at his watch and shakes his head and
then think you can find Jesus.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

The law of success is the law OF
surrender to higher power.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29
THE cHaRTER or INCORPORATION OF
HERALD FURNISHING COMPANY

THE CHARTER or iNCospoitATioN or
HEasLp FURNISHING COMPANY
1. The cerporate title OF said company Is
Tho Herald Publishing Company
,. The names OF the incorporatofs are:
G.. 5. Haraion. Postonicc. Poplarviiie. Miss
Leopold Locke. Postoficc. Leakesville. Miss.
J. w. Bsckstrom. Pos,ofice Leakcsville Miss.
g. The domicile is at Leakcsville. Greene
County. Mississippi.
4. Amount OF capital stock Ten Thousand
Dollars. but may begin business when 5.ooO.oo
is paid In.
s. The par vsiue Of shares is One Hundred
Dollars (eioc oo).
O. The period OF existence (not 10 exceed
ffty years) is Fifty tso) years
:. The purpose for which II Is created is;
To own and publish newspapers and period
ic. 10. Ts do general printing and publish
:as business Including job printing. book bind
ing and everything that is necessary OF are
done by all printing AID publishing houses.
To own NIL necessary presses. machinery
type setting machines. and such other machin-
erv and fixtures as may be necessary in said
business To own and hold real estate and
personal property necessary for the operation
OF said business. or that NAV be acquired in
the operation OF said business.
8. The rights and powers that nay be exer-
cised by this corporation are those conferred
by the provisions OF Chapter "a. Mississippi
Code, 1905.
G. s. Harmon
IncorporaEors Leopold Locke
J. w. Backstfom
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
State of Mississippi.
County OF Greene.
This day personally appeared before me, thu
undersigned authority G. ). Harmon. Leopolt
Locke J. ~. Backstrom. incorporators Of tn,
corporation known Us the Herald Publist I'M
Company who acknowledged that they signet
ana executed the above and foregoing articles
OF Incorporation as their act and deed on th
the end, day OF November 1922.
R. u. COCHRAN. Chancery Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF
Jonathan Turner

Strayed-From my home, valley
Miss, on Nov. goth, one Cow, un-
marked, medium size, head and neck
white, ears red body red, white belly,
crumpled horns. Probably has calf
by now. Reward for recovery. This
Dec. 26th, 1922. s. J. knight, Wal
ley, Miss.
Don't forget to bring your suit
and have it cleaned and pressed for
Christmas. We call for and deliver
in town, just phone rs. B. w. Beard.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

God is like an earthly father, only
a billion times more tender and mer-
ciful.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

The Bible is ne fire escape for you
to use while your victim goes to the
devil.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

You are not beast. so why live
like one? A caskes and trench are
not the end of this life.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29
MACHINE GUN FIRE FROM
Gypsy SMITHS SERMONS


(From Hattiesburg American)
Samson stirs the human mind
more profoundly than any other Old
Testament character, because he is
type of ourselves. Sam started
out right, became Indifferent, neglec-
ted God and then played the fool.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

The hands of our preachers are
tied by the inconsistent lives led by
members OF their churches.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

boy blessed tnlng II ne sets MS
mind against that teacher. Don't set
your mind against God.
You big fool, you can stand and
say, ~ won't" but you are playing
with deadly FIRE.
Samson lost his strength by play
ing with his weakness, and so per
cent of our men and women go to
nell the same way.
The devil is not fool, and don't
you try to play him for one. He
knows his game. He ruined many
empires and kingdoms before you
we're born.
A man may master the whole
world and then be defeated because
he has failed to master himself.
The devil always uses the weapon
hat will prove the most effectual.
He diagnoses your case like an ex-
pert physician.
Some of Us are like Samson, the
prisoner-just grinding away, utter
ly lacking in spirit, strength and vi
tality.
If your name is on the church roll
you should make whole-hearted eff
fort to follow Him. If you are not
going to do that, then you should
have the decency to remove your
name from the church roll
know nothing whatever about To-
cal things and conditions in Hatties-
burg, and don't care to know. / have
not come here to abuse any set of
people, but to preach the religion of
our Lord Jesrs Christ.
am not Rotarian, but wish l
were, for admire the loyalty of the
members of that organization, and
the importance they place on regu-
lar attendance. But don't you think
you ought to be as true to the Lord
as you are to the Rotary Club?
ii you have played the fool, why
go on playing it? If you have made
a mess of your life, why not get out
Iof it? God will heal and cleanse and
start you over again.
Why staysin the mud and filth.
stained and damned with sin? Come
back to God.
hundreds of people m this build
ing belong to the churlh, hut they
have no right to be called Christians
could belong to every church in
your city, and still be sinner.
IT you ever become child of God
you must be born Of the Holy Ghost.
l am not here to Judge you or to
Jam my opinions down your throat
am here to ask you the simple
question: "Are you Christian?u
II you are making whole-hea
ed effort to follow Jesus Chrits Won |
are not playing the game--you are |
a gutter.
You express your scorn and con-
Tempt Tor the non-churchgoer, but |
now about the non-going church?
Do you ever thank God when
you get up in the morning for a new
day for the joy of living; Tor the fact
Cnat you can see, and hear, and feel
ana smell; that you have good health
shat God has given you another OBJ
to serve Him?
is God first in your business7 no |
you put Him ahead of everything |
else? If not you are none Of His: |
50 don't insult God by calling your
self a Christian.
Jesus was saturated with prayer. |
DeIore His greatest miracles and SER
mons he always withdrew to pray.
The life Of the soul is sustained |
only as you live in the atmosphere of |
prayer. Let me hear you pray a-s |
and can put my finger on |
the pulse Of your soul.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

You big fool, you can stand and
say, ~ won't" but you are playing
with a deadly fire.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

Samson lost his strength by play
ing with his weakness, and so per
cent of our men and women go to
nell the same way.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

The devil is not fool, and don't
you try to play him for one. He
knows his game. He ruined many
empires and kingdoms before you
we're born.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-12-29

To THE ExcELLRNcY LEE NJ. RUSSELL
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MISS
IaSTppJ
The Idaho recorder., 1922-03-03

Tor converting street suits into frocks.
redingote model, shown at the left
Of the two pictured, requires a plain
satin or crepe underskirt with a vestee
and girdle of the same material as the
skirt. The wool redngote is pointed
at the bottom and slashed to the waist
line at each side. 1t is decorated with
narrow folds of the satin or crepe and
has ilaring sleeves, split at the back
and faced with the silk material
Sleeves in suits are often plain and
close fitting, and those in frocks are
neither, so that they are likely to pre-
The Idaho recorder., 1922-03-03
FOR REMODELED DRESSES.
SEAMSTRESSES ARE BUS
THTgN,

HERE is often more JOY, In the
heart of Its owner, over II re-
modelled dress, then over spick-
and-span new one. The exercise Of
ingenuity in planning the madeover
dress, the sense of economy and the
addition of one more satisfactory
fr0ck to the wardrobe-all work to-
gether to inspire the thrifty woman
with a comfortable feeling Of having
accomplished something credltable.
especially when she does the planning
and sewing herself.
Coat dresses and the popular redin-
The Idaho recorder., 1922-03-03

sewing in anticipation ~
Is well worth while to get n,
sewing and that for the ~
the way, for the allurement,
time reach everyone and
more worth while than lels,
to enjoy them. The little
be provided with sturdy
clothes for school and pla,
some for great occasions. !
or dancing parties and yisI,
relatives and friends.
Very early In the year the
goods are brought out in
They follow the holiday I'm
The Idaho recorder., 1922-03-03

sent problem in remodeling. But
there are many ways OF solving II.
The sleeves may be cut off above the
elbow and a full lower sleeve set on
or they may be split along the outer.
seam and have a flaring gore inserted,
or an entire sleeve may be made of
the silk used In combination. The
long girdie finished with handsome
tassels is an elegant affair that is
an important detail In this model.
In the cold heart of winter, when
the entertainments of out-of-doors ap-
peal TO the youngsters, but call In
vain TO their elders. mothers and
many others busy themselves with
The Idaho recorder., 1922-03-03

it Is spring and not winter
cages the mind of the merch
erything that Is needed fol
clothes for the younger gent
provided, together with re
garments that set the pace
In this years showings much
made of familiar materials
binations of these materials.
The whisper, that attentioI
centered on fabrics rather tina
orations in spring styles for g
is more than a whisper in Il
of children II is an edict thai
The Idaho recorder., 1922-03-03

TO be emphasized in the ne"
in the stores.
For a girl Of nine to thirie!
a pretty frock of printed
shown in the picture above.
long bodice and full skirt
ruffies about It. Plain on
used for folds that finish
sleeves and round neck, and.
the sash.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-03-03
by ANNE FORSYTH

IKE one blonde haired sirf !"
neat brown knickerbockers anu
leather jacket and surround
her with 20 fat, white hogs
all grunting up at her and you
have a picture to smile over
and TO talk about. Yes; but
here Is something more than
that. here is something smart
enough 10 take II first prizes,
grand champions and sweep
nfnkes nj the last Information.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
JUNO, 1922.
CADA DIA Mas.

Cada dia es mas interesante la la
bor de la Fotografia Colorado. Cual-
quier nuevo aparato, cualquier nove-
dad en- maqinas, en- tarjetas, en- papel,
EN- productos qu1micos que aseguren
la inalterabilidad de las fotografias o
que mejoren su aspecto artfstico, cual-
quier adelanto en- fin que sea en- bene-
ficio de sus clientes, la "Fotograffa
Colorado" no vacila en- adoptarlo, no
importa 10 que cueste.
Actualmente acaba de recibir un
|nuevo juego de lentes, maravillosa
aplicaci6n de una ley de optica, por 10
,cual los retratos adquieren un relie-
We una suavidad de todos insupera-
BILE. No Sc trata del "Diffussed focus
lens" que unicamente esta casa usa
ZEN Puerto Rico.
Els un aparato completamente nue.
vo Y que ACADIA de introdueir en- el
mercado, prestando un gran servicio
al arte, la Eastman Kodak Company.
Dentro de muy pocos dias, Sc inau-
gurara la nueva exposition de la Fo-
tograffa de Colorado, y ell publico po-
dra apreciar el efecto del nuevo in
vento. Tambien Sc exhibiran fotogra-
ffas en- color, verdaderamente>a >admifa-
bles. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

AreciIIo. aho de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
FL PACTO DEL TACOMA.

Continuation de la 6tal pagina.)
'bici6n de los poderosos ha vuelto a
encauzar la vida en- sus viejos moldes,
afianzando su poder sobre los debiles,
y pisoteando los hermosos principles
due aver proclamaban con perfido en-
tusiasmo, para conducir los pueblos
la matanza universal.
No; de NADIA ha servido ell immense
sacriicio Los torrentes de sangre y
lagrimas derramados han sido mutt
Ges; el corazon de los poderosos, mas
duro que las rocas, no Sc conmueve,
no Sc ha conmovido nunca, ante el
clanor de los debiles que reclamar
sus derechos y,luchan por su libertad.
Su Dios es Ia Fuerza; han hceho peda-
zos las Tablas de IA Ley; y en- su es-
cudo de hierro han grabado un nuevo
Decalogo, dictado por su propio inte-
res v por el loco afan de domination
universal.
Cristo no reina a1n sobre la TERRA.
Hace diez v nueve siglos que perma-
nece clavado en- una cruz, con los bra
zos abiertos, llamando a todos los
hombres a Ia paz, a la concordia, la
fraternidad, para estrecharlos en- un
sublime abrazo de carload v de amor;
Ras el ,hombre no escucha la dulce
voz del Nazareno; y, henchido ell pc
ch6 de soberbia y odio, toma otra vez
Ia lanza de Longinos, y Ia clava en- 81
corazon de su hermano. FL cuer-
20 lacerado del Redentor Sc estreme-
ce, y. de su costado herido mana san
ere,
Pero los tiempos Sc acercan; y, no
lef dudeis, sonara la hora de las gran
des reivindicaciones.
Ricardo Miranda.
New Orleans, septiembre de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18

lsojas. Son muchas las persOnas Que
frecuentan estOs lugares todas ho-
ras del dia v de In nOche; pero el que
las vista bien de mafiana siente I'm
goce superior al que pudiera sentir en-
cualQuiera Otro instante, es que Ia
multiplicidad. de las manifestations
varias del euadrO tienen en- constan-
te acci6n sus sentidOs su iinagina-
ci0n., Muestran tanta vida! Una vi.
da que Sc agita Y crece por momen-
tos; desde los mas leves movimientos
de las yerbas las palmas. al sentir
la suave brisa tempranera hasta los
agiles afanosos de las tareasi coti-
dianas del Aembre, que, EN- verdad, no
halla uno como retirarse de ALI.
A traves del polyo acuoso que Ian
zan Las olas al aire y de La niebla IL
gera que vela las dumas. y montesi de
Ia playa Y rebaja los, tonos del paisa-
je vecino, el sol dora todas las cosas
cae sobre la superficie del rio refle-
jandose hasta deslumbrarnos. \.
In ligero cabrilleo agita los remain
SOS que retratan las montaiiasS mas
tpr6ximas Y "a 10 lejos las, cecinas. de
Jareales el Pasaje comienzan a
echar sus primeras espirales de hume
mientras la poderosa maquina de Cam
balaehe descansa con sus ferreos ten
taeulos extendidos sus alzatas an
tenas en- alerta.
Julio r. MARTINEZ.
Arecibo, P. r., Nov: de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
Ia Detective dc San Juan


a que por carta Sc dirigieron al
de este cuerpo para que investi-
que por euartG yeZ ha sido Vi
Ia a atlas horas Ne la noche por
11Ril "caco", la Residential mime
Uv~u la calle Allen, Y no habi6n-
dose nj Ia mas mfnima Investigation
n.r ninglfn agente de Ia Secreta, hoy
llamamos de nuevo la atenci0n por
medic de la prensa, esperando que Sc
le de inlp0rtSncia a este .asunto; pues
q ladr0n parece no tener a NADIA hi
a n:tdie para cometer sus rechorias.
pues en- las tres primeras visitas ha
hecho robos de dinerb Y Ii, cuarta no
enc escape al sentir rufdo. Tiene en-
Lponstante sobresalto los moradores
q esta casa Y no dudamos que algo
e pueda hacer para atrapar a quien
lin respeta alguno Sc Introduce On TN
tranquilo hogar, no sabi6ndose ell re
Isultado que pleUdh traer este.
|. S. A. v.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
Cronlcas intlrnas

DeSde ell cerro de la Monserrate Sc
extiende ell grupo principal de casas
de esta ciudad que va esfumandose
hacia el Orientc en- la neblina de orc
dc las primeras horas de una maiiana
de sol ; de una de esas maflanitas del
otofio tropical, tan agradables, que
incitan al paseo. para el goce de to-
das sus bellezas Y duiZuras.
FL artista, buscador &c aquelas i'm
prGsiones que den su alma una nota
mas cue aprisionar en- ell lieazO en-
sus estrofas, no puede permanecer i'm
pasible ante tanta grandcza v Sc Ian
IN la Gale, quizds sin rGmbo deter
minadO pero al POGO ratio de caminar
no tarda en- Dir el murmullo de la le-
jana Y fila su orientaci0n hacia Ell
mar; el' mar arecibefo Que con sus
veleidosas modalidades, con sus rebel
dfas mansedumbres, no ticne igual
en- ninguna parte del mundo,-ni en-
las coStas levantlnaS, nj en- las purl-
tanas, nj en- las helenicas.
Soy un enthusiastic admirador de
este mar cuando ruge en- sus brava-
tas, cuando ,parece que Sc resiente del
tutelaje que Sc lie quiere someter Y
Sc rebela para recordane los que
le quieren imponer su voluntad, hur-
gando su seno para luego levantar di-
ques muelles Y terraplenes, que no
esta dispuesto que SUI salvaje v alb
soluta libertad de acci6n sea merma-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
De AREClBo

da...; pero mas 10 admire cuando sa-
erificando SUI amor propio Sc aviene
a la razon v presta su noble po-
deros0 concurso esas mismas obras,
Y Ell completa ammonia con ell hom-
hre embellece La faz de la TERRA v ha-
ee de ella un hogar feliz para la HUI
manidad.
Yo voy a verlo talnbien cruzo la
Plaza del Obelisco. Cada frb0l, cada
casas proyecta SUI alargada silueta de
sombras sobre ell pavimiento, sobre
las eras floridas, sobre las fuentes geo
metricas axahusta de aqua v cubier-
tas de rocfo, y hasta la enhiesta PLU-
MA DEL PROCER; que moja SUI pun
ia en- aureo tinte del ambiente, item
de tambien la suya 10 largo como
un latigazo sobre la hipocresia la
falacia de las Gales.
Mas adelante la iglesia alza su ruiz
nosa mole de oscuros matices en- este
llminoso campo del cielo que 10 niIn-
ba de aislamiento ascetico al coll
templarla acudo mi mente ell recuer-
do lie aquellos instantes pasados en-
que sn interior Sc derretfa de amor
entire nubes de incienso oraciones
mientras Sc elevaba por encima de to-
das las cabezas ell disco sagrado y sim
b5lico del otro Sol que alumbra las
conciencias.
Paso a 10 largo de la vetusta Y ul-
cerada muralla del atrio de este tenn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
AN A N X E!

Para Manuel Agudo Rafs.
La fuerza del Destino que todo loTavasalla,
y sus buenas malas recias indicaciones
diFije de la vida las mGltples acciOnes
no hay NADIA que resista pueda poner valla
Minute por minute Sc libra una batalla
campal entire el caracter v las incinaeiones
La vOluntad, la Escuela, son debiles bastiones
rendidos al empuje de la'pasion que estala
Todo tiene marcado su brdiula>y SUI gufa: !.
Vida Muerte son terminos que indican ell caminO
del Hombre por la TERRA, en- ecuaci6n fatal
de la que son guarismos ell Llanto la Algeria.
Fortuna, Honores, Gloria, productos son del Siho
ydel tambien productos Virtud, Ciencia Moral!
Jose Lm6n dc Arce