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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
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German Popula(
Mad With Jo|
Soldiers Lea|
By o. D. TOLIa


Universal Service Staff Col
Special Wireless to Univei
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-Th'
of the Ruhr by the Fren
completed.
After two years of occ
last French soldier left II
heart of &c. my at ST
night, and at midnight
occupation came to an end
A parade Of troops at |
last official act of the Ed
strains of the Marseillaise,
when four companies Of In,
shining bayonets, some "
troops and a quota of bicy
marched past the Ruhr 4
General Guilleame and hi
remaining French officials
The troops turned soutl
disappeared down the roo
the small junction rail sta
trains soon started with
France.
When the last tri-color o
headquarters came down,
that French rule was ended
lation went wild with joy.
Big official demonstrate
brate the evacuation are
pared.
No sooner had the Z
town than the first antenr
dos, heretofore forbidden,
tached to houses, and tod
first time the program of
station will be listened to
On Sunday a big "Libei
will be held in the occupied
where the only planes seen
have been French military
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
DELEGATES FROM S. 4
WILL DISCUSS POI

A delegation Of San Antonians J
be present at the conference Of trdI
and railroad men in Corpus ChTj
Wednesday to choose n traffic
rcau manager for the port ahead
actual operations, and to deternd
the probable amount Of traffic.
General Manager A. Il. Ponder 3
Traffic Manager X. II. Schultz Of
s. A. U. 4 G.. are sure to go
so is L. $. Pawkctt. manager OF
San Antonio Freight Bureau.
General Manager g. $. WaidI
the Southern Pacific and Execut
Vice President II. X. Stafford OF
Gulf Coast Lines, will attend "
their traffic managers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01

Continued From Page One.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
FISHERMEN RESCUED
AS BOAT GOES DOWN

GALVESTON, Aug. Pat L.
Davis and II. =. Day Of Houston,
and /. McrritbcW Of Dallas, mar
rowIy escaped death from drowning
here when the speed boat Little Sister
sunk. The men were returning from
a fishing trip when the boat spranT a
leak.
Harry Olsen, who was fishing near
ly rcsued the men.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
BRITISH SUBJECT
KILLED IN RIOTING
AT NANKING PLANT
By the Associated Press.

PEKING. Aug. 1.-Unofficial adj
vices from Marking say that a riot.
in which one British subject was
killed, took place at the factory of
the international Export company
after a wage dispute last night.
The British employees of the factory
are reported 10 have fired on the
rioters, killing four and wounding
several Of them.
British marines are now guarding
the factory.
Most Of the British employees have
been taken aboard warships, but one
Of them is reported to have been made
prisoner and taken TO Marking uni
yersity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
THIEF TAKES GEMS
VALUED AT $500

DALLAS. Aug. 1.-While absent
from her front room for only five min
utes today, Mrs. Eta Merritt, Dallas,
was robbed Of a purse containing dia ..
mond rings and other jewelry valued
at 800 and also $50 in currency, she
told police. She had paid a bill with
money from the purse only 30 min
utes before she discovered the loss.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
U. S. FLIERS READY
TO BATTLE MOORS

PARIS. Aug. !. - Seven French
bombing planes. in which seven Ameri.
con aviators Of the new Lafayette
escadrillc will fly to Morocco, were
assembled at the Lebourget airdromc,
near Paris today, ready TO take the
air Monday IL weather and other coIl-
ditions permit.
The American filters who will hop
off are:
Colonies Charles Sweeney. Charles
w. Kerwood and Austen Parker; Ma
jOr Granville A. Pollock; Captains
Grassman. Cullen Lansing Holden and
r. II. Weller.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
s. A. WOMAN GUARDED
AFTER LIGHT WARNING
CONTINUED From Page One.)

CONTINUED From Page One.)
taking care of her children, she de-
clared. and had done nothing to merit
the threats.
Deputy James, assigned to investi'
gate the case. visited the scene Friday
afternoon and at dusk took up his
vigil, prepared to thwart further at
tempts to brighten t\e woman. Con
cealins himself in a secluded spot, he
waited, But windows facing the home
of the woman remained darkened.
The woman was instructed to notify
the sheriff's office if she is molested
further.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
GETS I0-YEAR TERM
FOR BINDING YOUTH

BRANDON. Miss, Aug. 1.-FranE
Linton. a Rankin county farmer,
pleaded guilty TO beating and mistreat
ing his 14-year-old stepsOn, James
Wepms. who lost both eyes as a result.
Linton was sentenced 10 10 years IN
the state pcnitcntIdry.
He came into court without an at
torney and said he had no extenuating
plea 10 make.
He was given the maximum SEN
tence.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
DAKOTA UNDERSELLS
Firms IN GAS WAR

PIERRE, Aug. 1.-S0uth DlkOtas
war" against high gasoline prices
opened today with state owned filling
stations in at least three cities re-
failing motor fuel at from 10 4
cents less a gallon than the price
charged by privately owned com
panies.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
THIEF GETS OUTFIT
FOR HIS VACATION

A burglar. osensibly bent on taking
vacation well equipped, broke into
The home Of Dante Paganucei, DOS
West Navidad street Friday night and
stole a new suit of hannels, a camera
and a pistol.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
WORLD TRIP PLANE
TO BE SMITHSONIAN
INSTITUTION RELIC

The air cruiser Chicago, flagship Of
tie army rOund-the-world flight squad
fon, viii be placed permanently among
the exhibits Of the Smithsonian lnsti-
button as q memorial 10 the men VIVID
made the world circuit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
GIRL CHANGE ARTIST
is REPORTED IN S. A.

A beautiful young college girl"
who sells pillow covers and then
short changes the purchasers or fails
10 return change, was reported 70
The police Saturday as having operat-
ed in the vicinity Of the 100 block
on Saunders avenue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
DEATH VALLEY FIGHT
HINTS Of RUM WAR

(Continued From Page One.)
There are as many as twenty persons
who are employed only in bottling the
beer. it is said. Other groups Of
workers are in equally large proper
tons, with great numbers Of men oper-
ating as rum runners between the
brewery and the points Of distribu,
ton.
HEAR OF BATTLE.
In spite of combined and individual
efforts of federal. county and CITY
officials TO learn the location Of the
giant brewery, its secret has not been
penetrated BY law forces yet. They
have learned that II is on ranch,
and is in a two story house-but there
are many ranches, many two-story
houses in the hill country.
Numerous reports Of gun battles be-
TWEEN rival gangs Of rum runners oper-
ating from the brewery have reached
the ears of officers, but these they
have been unable 10 verify.
1t is the belief Of Detectives Bar
tholomae and Grassboh that two ri.
val gangs met Friday night. engaged
in a running fight that ended when
the cars collided in Death Valley and
a hand 10 hand fight ensued. While
there are no bullet marks about the
car. other evidence bears out their
theory.
CHECK LICENSE NUMBER.
And the near Obliterated license
numbers tend TO prove the belief
that the operators Of the car were
engaged in some lswless pursuit.
The number has been checked up on
local records, and it was found oppo-
site the name Of a ranchman Of the
hill country.
Federal officers may help city Of
ficers Unravel the mystery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
Cool Wave Marks
Exit of July
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Aug. July, in the
summer column Of months, has made
its exit more in the manner OF the
proverbial March lion.
Heavy rains, floods, and extremely
low temperatures for the season
marked the parting bow OF normally
sizzling month.
At Detroit, the heaviest rainfall
in years caused damages estimated at
between 100000 and s1,000,OOO.
Transportation service was Grip
pied, industrial plants, residences and
streets suffered from the downpour,
and valuable records were ruined
when two feet of water flooded the
basement Of the city hall.
Among the structures damaged
were two large buildings of the Ford
River Rouge plant, 5000 men on the
night shift being put to work on
pumps.
FIGHT FLOOD.
Menace Of a flood on the Rio
Grande at FL Paso kept relief crews
at work most of the night strengthen
ing weak spots in the dikes along
the river near the city.
Flood waters were due TO reach
this city at midday, but it was ex-
pected that precautionary measures
would ward off danger.
A flood Wednesday Of only half the
volume of the present one, rose to
within IS inches of the top of the
dixie, protecting the residence district.
A considerable area Of farm land
near Juarcz, was flooded Thursday,
when a small flood broke part Of the
dixie on the Mexican side.
Railroad wsshouts we're reported at
two places in New Mexico.
100 DEGREES.
Temperature in the sos and COS
were distributed generally through tho
st-Central states.
The only citizens qualifying IN the
high mercury column, were Bose,
Fresno, and Walla Walla, where the
thermometer registered 100 or higher
Rough going was encountered oy
the five army pursuit planes on the
Omaha Chicago lap of the trans-con'
tinental test flight return.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
ARCTIC SHIPS FIGHT
WAY FREE OF ICE
BY the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, y. c., Aug. I
The steamers Peary and Bowd0in, Of
the Macmillan Arctic expedition,
have fought their way free Of ice in
Melville bay and expect 20 reach
Etah, Greenland, their main base TO
daN.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
MINISTER STAYS
WIFE AND HIMSELF

ny Aie hhhofAuAFn EFeANs
RICHMOND. Aug. 1.-The Rev.
George W. Holder shot and killed his
&c and then killed himself at their
- -. today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
FRANKLIN'S MOTTO
ATTACKS PRACTICE
OF DESTRUCTION

aggressive Conservatism Is a by
word. motto emblazoned on the
standard of the Franklin. 1t is used
by the company's field men in CONVEX
sation, by the officers and directors
In correspondence, and by the people
of the home office to convey in two
words an idea that might be developed
into a volume.
1t means: the disposition to pre-
serve and protect the principles and
practices of conservation; TO attack
destructive influences; to seize upon.
examine. and test new methods; and
to improve not only insurance, but
the service that makes insurance full
fill its every promise.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
ACQUIRE ESTATE BY
INSURANCE PURCHASE

Two ways to acquire an estate: I.
by saving, stinting, sacrificing; fight
ing the world at every turn, battling
the blows of business competition !;
running the risk Of fire, theft, embez-
element and misfortune; skipping
your family and yourself. maybe, and
standing only one chance in twenty Of
reaching old age without being de-
pendent upon others for support.
.. By securing life insurance
policy-a policy which guarantees 20
pay your beneficiary, at your death,
either definite lump sum of an IN
come every month as long as she lives
an income that is fixed. certain,
regular, inalienable, unassaliahle, I'M
taxable, and which can not be lost,
sold. dissipated, squandered, or mort
gagged.
Which is the easier and more sensi-
bic way to acquire an estate?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14

William Green, Sinner; W. E. Green,
Philip Wolhausen, d. ]. Shell, Ioa.
KUN; f. b. Robinson, r. S. Robinson
Mark MCGEE. III. A. Wroe, Austin
Price Gross. Dallas Hon. Dan Moody.
attorney general; Mrs. Emma Grigs'
by Meharg. secretary Of state; c. NJ
Cureton, chief justice: Clarence E
Gilmore. chairman railroad commits
sion: Charles o. Austin, banking com
mission: Walter NJ. Splawn, president
university; Bernard Werkinthin, Aus
tin: John II. Kirby, Houston: f. T.
Harrison. Eugene Locke. George Wav'
erly Briggs, Dallas; Charles o. Aus
Tin. Austin: J. C. Chidsey. Ed Hall
J. E. Mcmillan, Dallas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
DO TO A ttend Conventions Here During Week
Continent Joins in
S. A. Insurance Meet

The National Convention of Insurance Commits
soners to be held in San Antonio September ID, Is,
16 IT, and 1S will be the biggest thing of its kind
ever held in Texas, according to local insurance men,
At least 1000 expected to visit the city in the IN
of the Fftysxth Annual Session OF the Insur-
ance commissioners and the annual convention of the
Fire Marshals' Association of North America.
Officials of every kind of insurance company
throughout America Canada and Mexico will attend
and special invitation has been extended by John NJ
Scott Commissioner of Insurance of Texas, who will
preside.
All San Antonio joins in the invitation and plans
for the royal welcome.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
POLICY MSURES
LABOR EMPLOYER

Public liability Insurance insures the
employer Of labor against loss from
liability for damages on account of
bodily injuries or death caused to per-
sons other than his employees by rea-
son of the insured business operations.
The term applies more particularly to
policies issued to manufacturers or
contractors. but automobile garage liza
bility, general liability, landlords liza
bility. owners construction, contract
or's contingent, teams liability and
theater liability are all forms of public
liability insurance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14

In 1907, a successful Southern Life
Insurance Company was an ambition
or rather. hope-due to the fact
that the companies that had been pre-
viously organized in the South were
sailing troubled waters
At that time, still another com
pany's star arose in the heavens. But
to that particular star" had been
hitched name exemplifying its lofty
ideals and ambitions-the standards
of that illustrious statesman, Thomas
Jefferson.
Thus was born the Jefferson Stand
ard Life Insurance Company OF
Greensboro, N. G. And time repre-
scented only by few short years, has
amply demonstrated that the company
has kept the faith" and lived up to
its good name.
THE SLOGAN.
The slogan. adopted by the organ
izers was a further guarantee of good
faith. same being, "A Jefferson Stand
ard Policy is a Declaration Of hide
pendence for the Family" To make
one of the company's policies declar-
alton of independence for the family,
it was necessary to build soundly from
the beginning, and to issue policies
based only on sound actuarial reason
ing, yet with as much liberality to-
ward the humanity to be served as
was consistent with good business
practices,
The growth is pcrhops more clearly
yisualized by the following COMPARE
son:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
POLICY PRESENT HELP
IN Time OF TROUBLE

A life policy is present help in
time of trouble. The more man cul-
tivates his brain the less he needs to
callus his hands. Life insurance takes
from death a part of its sting and robs
the grave Of a part of its victory. A
pleasant word is like a streak OF sun
shine .on q dark day.
"Let the buyer beware" was the old
motto. LET the seller be honest" is
the new.
Whatever may be your creed, there's
nothing on earth can help you so much
as kindly deed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
GARAGE INSURANCE 1
SAVES MANY LOSSES

Automobile garage liability insur-
ance insurcs the owner of the garage
against loss from liability for dam
ages on account OF bodily injuries: or
death caused to persons not Ia his
employ through the maintenance and
operation of the garage, sales agency,
and repair shop; the operation and
repair of automobiles and the opera
ton of an automobile livery, If any.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
S. A., as Place
To Live Has
No Rival

San Antonio is a place to do
the things you want to do. and
to enjoy the things you like.
There Is no winter resort In
America which offers > greater
diversity Of amusement. In
MIGRATING air and mellow sun
shine will enable you TO spend
your time in the open. As n
place in which TO live, San
Antonio has no rival.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
SPEAKERS ARE
NATIONALLY
/ KNOWN
Insurance Commissioners
and Fire Marshals in
Joint Program.

4 Speakers at the National Conven.
tion of Insurance Commissioners and
the Fire Marshals' Association OF
North America are nationally known.
San Antonio will be host to at least
1000 people at these two meets during
next week and elaborate plans have
been laid for their entertainment.
\ Officials of every kind of insurance
company of America, Canada and
Mexico will be present at the Fifty
sixth Annual Session" and a program
yof business and entertainment ar
ranged jointly for the two meetings
has been announced.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
Los R~EsULTADos DE La
.OBRA FRANCBSA EN-
EL R DE AFRICA

La obra de los franceses en- e.
Norte de Africa ha sido a veces cri.
ticada con cierta severidad. Los
errores cometidus han sido principal
mente errores de los comienzos,
cuando Francia no tenfa ann la ex-
periencia de sus conqufstas. pero
puede exhibir con legftimo orgulio
los resnltados obtenidps. En- medic
de la efe~rvesceneia musulmana que
Sc manifesto cast en- todas parties,
lArgelia permanece .t~ranquila. Los
disturbfos locales producidos por ell
brusco establecimiento Gle la cons
cripeion durfante la guerra. fueron
menos serios que los. que tuve que
repEmir la primera Rep1blica
Francesa cuando Sc tom6. la. misma
MEDIA en- Francia .por yez. prime
ra. Francia no esta lejos de haber
realizado, por la progresiya asimi-
iac1on, una obra semejante a la que
.alcanzo Roma antano.
la parte francesa de Marruecos
no participa hasta ahora en- La agi,
tacion isldmica de Las comarcas de
Levante y permapeee i~nafectada
.por ell movimiente .antieuropeo de
Abd-el-Krim en- la iona espafiola.
La dnica parte Dc nuestro Nor
tie a~fricano que esta algo febrieitan
te es T1nez, por ser el pals donde
las obligaciones Intermediates no
nos han permitido apifcar pOr CON
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
SS$f srM. sks4 ~
SeaFuertel
REQUISITE
VigoeosO !

Todo ell mundo admira la Robustez.
Y cast todos 6etestamos la Debilidad,
tanto en- los hombres como en- las
muieres. iQue causa tanta falta de
yigor o robustez en- la genie modernaR-
Sangre impura, saugre debil depau>
perada que carece de hierro Y demas.
elementoS de vitalidad i~mprescindi-
bles al bieneStar humane; esa es la
CAUSE acknowledgements. La sangre
impura o depauperada proviene de
~infeccioneS o excesos, Qpor herencia;
frecuentemente ambos.
Pero, sea cual sfuese ell origen, 10
i~mpdrtante e s reflediaf ell NAL Para
este infnidad de personals dependen
del Hero Nuxsdo, ell r~eviviicante
moderno de la sangre y de los nerves.
Lleyaaig sangre Ell hierro pr1gaanicS2r-,
elmismo hero ueconteneIa saY1gfee
Rumala en- su estado normal yabast
tece al organisms de. G1icerofosfatosr
verdadero alimento nervinp. ES la
formula cientffca que necesita toda
persona debilitada, los anemieos, los
nerviosos, hombres y mHjeresqu &c
sienten enyejecer prematuramente
ETC., etc.
Tome ell Hero Nuxado para la SAN.
gre O para Iosnervios; NADIA mas. Ali
esta SUI verJsdefoe campo productive
de fuerzas y vitalidad. Dos semanas
suelen bastar para demostrar ell gran
alcance del Hero Nuxado. PruebeaO
para convenceFse. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
LA DEUDA FLOTANTE

Ell MunicipiO de San Juan tiene
actuafmente, V sin contar con ell
nueyo empr6stito,-una deuda flo
tante, como Sc dice en- terminus ad.
m~inistrativos. que asciende a 4,764,-
900.
Esta deuda flotante data de ha-
ce algunos amos, yslO adxertimos al
lector para que alguien no vaya a
suponer que sc trata de deudas re-
cientes. Els una accumulation de deu
das solamente.
Perosa pesar de que esta cantidad
es algo crecida, en- una administra
ci6n TODD esta sometido al calculo
~exacto, para eyitar co~nflictos Y de-
ficits.
Els per ESQ que sabemos que la
deuda flotante del Municipio de San
Juan habra quedado totalmente sal
dada ALA para ell alo 1917. El Mu-
nicipio, pues esta en- e~xcelentes con
diciones y su cr6dito es cada vez
mas firme.
Tan buena es la situaci6n del Mu
nicipio de San Juan, que en- estos
momentos podrfa vender por su
cuenta y 0 grandes yentajas los
bonos del nueyo empr6stito mum,
cipal. Queremos decir con este que
no Sc necesitarfa la buena fe del
! Pueblo de Puerto Rico. Despues de
TODD, va Ell Municipio ba hecho es-
to mismo en- Ii que otra OCCASION.
Pero no es a nosotros a qiuien to-
ca r~esolver.. -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
.Recuerdos
tpor RAYMOND REcoULY)

PARIS, 1925.
Hace ounce amos llegaba yo una
tarde hacia las cinco a mi despa-
cho de 'tEl Figaro" v me encon-
tire con 81 entonees coronei Man
gin Que ven1a a ofrecerme SUI ibro,
ntuy r~eeiente, sobre Ell EjsrcitO ne.
gro y hablarme del asunto.
BESIDE haoia algdn tempo que me
habia tropezado en- los ~cireulos mi
Iitareg y colonfales con Mangin,
pof primera veg tuvimos aqueL dia
una larga y muy libre conversation .
Lo que Embellishments sorprendia
en- 81 era la fuerza concentrate, Ia
andacia razonada, tranquila hrme
que Sc desprendia- de sus gestos y
de su palabra.
Por Ell immense esfuerzo militar
que podia Francia estar obligada
a sostener IN la metr6poli y en- sus
coionias, tenfa necesidad de I'm
Ejercito muy poderoso. Lo debil de
So natalidad la ponias en- estado de
grave inferioridad con respecto a
Alemania. Mas, los i~nagotables re-
cursos de su vasto imperic colonial
asegurabanle una anplia conpen-
saeion a dicha inferioridad. sus pc
sesiones de Africa, principalmente,
podian suministrarle un ~ej6rcito in.
digena que, inteligentemente reclu.
tado, bien preparado y con buenos
cuadros, darfale todos los Electives
que tuviera necesidad. Cuandc
Mangin defendia esta tests sc con
vertfa N un verdadero ap6stol.
Estos soldados de que, en- dfa pro.
ximo, debiamos tener necesidad, es
taban al alcance de la mano, perc
habia que organizar su reclutamier
to. Era tarea dificil, de grande.
#
alientos y que no Sc podfa improvi
sar en- unos dfas o en- unas soma.
mas Mangin guerra que empezast
en- seguida Ell trabajo de organiza
cion.
En- esta obra de proselitismo tro,
pezaba con muy vivas ~resistencias
Entire los grandes jefes militares
existfan muchos que no tenian stint
conianza limitada en- las. cualida.
DIES. guerreras de estos soldado,
irdigenas. Para ellos era coss
nueva Ell empleo de tropas negras
Y multiphcaban las objeciones )
las reserEaa. Mangin ponia en- con
vcncerles toda su elocuencia y SUI
euahdades de seduction; porqu'
este hombre, al que Sc IA presen
tado cual un soldado seco y brutal
era. cuardo guerra, uno de los ma
~sedHctores que Sc puede imaginar
AIN lie veo, al final de una reunion
de n comida, sujetando a perso
najes inportantes que trataba d,
convencer, y ex~poniendo Y defen
diendo III tests con TODD ell calor d,
su conviction.
A fuerza de energia y de perse.
verancia, Mangin obtuvo parciaI-
mente 10 que persegufa. Las tro.
pas ~indigenas, sin las cuales Fran.
cia no hubiera podido durante mas
de cuatro amos sostener ell peso dc
Ia guerra, Sc ocuparon EN- reclutar.
las; Sc cre6 ell ORGANISING y despues
10 hubo mas que d~esarrollar e in
tensihcar, en- Ell curse de las hosti-
hdades, aquel esfuerzo que di6 adj
mirables resultados.
Sebre las condolences militares
de Mangin, sobre su taIento de pre-
paradox de hombres, he dido a un
jueS singnlarmente competence v di-
fell expresarse en- terminus 10 mas
eiogiosos: me refiero al mariscal
Lyautey. Habfale este tenido baio