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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
THE MUMMY
Guy Fitch Phelps)

And is this Cleopatra's form,
This monstrous, withered, blackened
thing
Did once these arms all thrilled and
warm
In loves embraces wildly cling?
These parchment lips, say, did they
sing?
While brightly broke their dimpling
smile
Like dawn upon the sacred Nile?
These feet. light as the ibis wing,
All, did they walk through Memnon's
pile?
Is this the Grecian GODDESS fair
Whose burning beauty mastered all
On whom her cloudy glance might
fall?
Whose parian brow and nightish
hair
Were Caesars rapture and despair?
Is this the form which like a dream
Passed inland from the cleaning sea.
A star of glory on the stream
To love-enchanted Antony?
Whose myrrh and musk and leopard
skin
Taught even Herod how to sin?
And all the East its destiny?
Is this the one, who, when the morn
Broke over Egypt's fields OF corn,
And islands trimmed with silver sand
Bathed where the lotus bloom ap-
pears,
4 lotus flower in her hand,
Like Venus in a midst of tears?
All, did this sunken, shapeless breast
Draw down the heads of kings to
rest?
Did in it burn that glorious fire
Which makes the husman more than
brute?
And did it answer to the Tyre
The Tyre and the mournful lutte,
Till bulbule in the grove were mute?
Are these the speaking hands which
lead
Where fatal stars were soft of ray?
Did monarehs Ger them bow the
head,
And cast their jeweled crowns away,
As children lose their toys at play?
Cor the Wild power of her charms,
Tor the thrilled circle of her arms,
Oh. what was Greece and what was
Rome
When hearts could rest in such a
home?
Vas this gaunt head the immortal
seat
Il reason and Of memory?
i'd dreams in such a fouiness meet? (
r fancy here flow fast and free?
r passions pulses through it beat
4 purple floods of ecstasy7
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
HEAVY RAIN LAST
MONDAY NIGHT

Last Monday evening was record
breaker in Gilmore county insofar as
rain fall is concerned During the
short period of two hours, which the
storm ragged, there was over an inch
of moisture fell. This is said by To-
cal weather observance Judge Man
ion to have been the heaviest rain
in this section in the past twenty
years. Many of the hunters return
ing the forepart of the week report
that the storm carried considerable
snow with it in the higher eleya-
tons.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish in this way to express
our sincere gratitude to the many
friends who gave US their sympathy
and help in the time Of our bereaye-
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Glinsky
Mrs. Lynn Brooks.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
MINING MAN
INSPECTS PROPERTY

General Manager w. H. Weed, of
the Idaho Gold and the Idaho Copper
Corporations, was an arrival in
Mountain Home last Tuesday from
New York City and on Wednesday
accompanied Major Worth to Rocky
Bar for an inspection of the proper
ty.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-09
MONTHLY REPORT OF
CARNEGIE LIBRARY

Mrs. chas. orabb, Librarian.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
Miniature Machine Il
Favorite Attraction
at Playground.

San Antonio kiddies need not wait
for the coming of the itinerant merry
go-round. with the blarc of its cal
liope, glitter of mirrors and prancing
Gaily painted horses. to enjoy all thu
thrills of whirl through the air at q
speed to suit their fancy.
Out at the Lions kiddy playground
Mt breckenridge Park. there's a mcr'
ry-go-round free to all the youngsters
in the city.
And maybe they don't enjoy it.
The boys and girls, radiant with en-
joyment, even to the littlcst tot, arc
happy rs clans high water.
Most all day long the merry-go,
round is going, from morning until
time for the Sandman to make his
visit.
Its one of the most popular of the
play machines at the playground, with
the little tots and 10-ycar-olds. Next
is the shoOt-thc-chutcs and of course
among the larger ones. both boys and
girls, are the baseball diamonds,
where holly contested games are play
cd. boys against girls.
Horseshoe pitching on the porticO,
out of the sun, and ping-pong in the
club rooms are rapidly growing in
favor. too, but in spite of the many
other attractions the merry go-round
holds its own as the favorite amuse-
mcnt with the Youngsters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
T.P.A. DISCUSSES
AUXILIARY PLANS

Discussion of plans relative to the
organization of woman's auxiliary TO
Post ID of the Travellers Protective
Association. was heard at the Sun
day morning meeting of the post in
the Gunter Hotel. Such auxiliaries al
ready have been approved by the ma.
tional board of directors, and before a
national auxiliary is attempted, local
bodies are being encouraged and or.
ganizcd.
Those eligible for membership in
the auxiliary are the wives, mothers.
single sisters and single daughters Of
a member in good standing in the
post.
Eighteen new members announced
Sunday were James NJ. Conoly. J.. Il.
Roden, J. II. Hunt, W. S. Raby, NJ.
II. Pradi. r. T. Alsup, II. S. Strickler.
J. G. Robertson. J. Il. Street, A. Brad
shaw, George +. Faber, G.. A. Scott,
J. NJ. Gill, VI. McGrcgor, G. A. Hun
ter, Il. y. Habcrman and F. j.
Wood.
Several members expressed their in.
tention of attending Travelling Men S
Day at the Dallas State Fair, Octo-
Der II. Plans for a dinner dance were
announced for October by George Il.
Tinglc, social chairman. The name
of Walter L. Branch was called at
zero hour"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
SIXTH DISTRICT
PRESbYTERY
CONVENES
Mission Work Demonstrate
ed by Delegates to
S. A. Meeting.

Delegates from the Sixth District
Western Presbytcry, composed OF
auxiliarics Of the seven. San Antonio
churches, Kerrville, Plcasanton and
Devinc, met in conference at the
First Presbyterian church, Friday.
Mrs. Varrie Hclgc, district chairman,
presided.
Mission work was demonstrated at
the morning hour, followed by a
round table discussion by representa-
tivcs of the different societies. The
Rev. J. Stuart Pearce spoke on
The Importance of Church Papers. +"
Mrs. J. J.. Davis of the Crcstholm
church, spoke on christian Living"
at the quiet hour" period. Mrs.
George S. Moore spoke on the same
subject at the devotional service in
the afternoon. a box lunch was
served at noon.
a report on work done at the con-
ference of negro women at Waco,
was made at the afternoon session.
Addresses also were made by the Rev.
p. B. Hill, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church, and DIR. VI. +. Self
ridge, superintendent of missions.
The next meeting Of the Presbytcry
will be held at the Beacon Hill
church next January.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
MISSISSIPPI NEGRO
BURNED AT STAKE

NEW ALBANY, Miss, Sept. 81
Op)--No arrests had been made early
today in connection with the lynching
of J. T.. Ivy, negro, who was burned
at the stake IS miles from here yester-
day afternoon. Sheriff John W. Rob
crts, from whom the negro was taken
by mob of 1000, declared that he
did not recognize any of those in the
crowd which rushed upon him when
the automobile in which he, was at
tempting 70 take the negro to Holly
Springs was stopped on n highway
near here. ,.
The ucgro'S story that three other
negroes were Implicated with him in
attackiLEl the daughter of n farmer
Friday wss discounted when the girl.
VI no is in a serious condition, declared
that Ivy alone had attackrd her.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
.PROWLERS ESCAPE
AS VICTIMS ROUSE

Providers twice Sunday night
awakened sleepers and escaped before
armed persons could open fire.
The first would-be-burglar appeared
at the home of A. II. Monroe. 423
Dallas street. He peered in the dinins
room window and attracted the attcn.
ton of Monroe, who was reading.
He took TO his heels as the man
ran for his gun.
Mike Schaefer, 153 South street,
also frightened prowler from his
back yard. The man tried to force
an entrance through back door opem-
ing onto sleeping porch where two
boys slept.
This proved n fiaseo and awakened
the sleeDers. He, too, ran before they
could arm themselves.
Detectives Harris and Dwyer an
swered both calls but failed to find a
trace of the providers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
SHEPPARD ASSA|LS
Church DRY REPORT
By MORRIS SHEPPARD
United States Senator From TeNas.)
written Exclusively for Universal
Seryice.)


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 21.-
The survey made by the Federal
Council of Churches on the results OF
prohibition of the liquor traffic in
America does not, in my opinion, pre-
sent an accurate picture of the pro-
hibitiOn situation.
1t is entirely in error in its con-
clusion that prohibition is reaching a
crisis and in intimating that the adj
ministration of Brigadier General An
drews is a supreme test, to be fol-
lowed by notifications of the VOlstead
act should that administration be lack
ing in success.
The report docs not give sufficient
credit TO what has been accomplished
by prohibition. Prohibition is going
steadily forward and every year finds
its operation more effective. There is
no crisis in enforcement. this being n
pure invention, due to interested
propaganda. -.
1t is amazing that a report like this
could emanate from church organic
alton. Its conclusions are so far
fetched and absurd that they deprive
it of any weight or influence with
Congress. .. r.
There is not the slightest prospect
that the Eighteenth Amendment will
be repealed, nor will there be adopted
any legislation that would nullify the
constitutional amendment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
Hospitality Costs
S. A. Beer Maker
His Liberty

Hospitality cost one San
Antonio liquor vendor his liberty
Monday.
Like beer?" he hailed a
passer.by.
You bet" said the pedestrian,
who wore a prohibition agents
badge under his coat, Got
sOme?"
"Come on in and sample the
best in town." the vendor in.
vited.
But when the agent stepped
into the light, the beer agent
recognized his caller.
"You see, this is for my own
use," he explained.
The beer is gone.
The maker is in Jail.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
"K|KI' AND BELASC0
SETTLE DIFFERENCES
by Universal Service.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Kiki,
known in private life as Lenore Uric,
and Bclasco, famous producer, have
made up.
At least that was the impression
received by Broadway when it was as
tonished to find Lenore occupying Be-
lasco's private box at the Lyccum
Theater.
Then some of the more reflective
theater-goers recalled the announce
ment made by Mr.. Belasco last Mon
day that hailed Willard Mack's char
acter study in Canary Dutch as the
best stage study sinccIenore's Kiki.
1t will be recalled that tho,e was
some misunderstanding over the film
rights Of Xxi. The break came when
Lenore, who had been associated with
Belasco for nine years, left the cast
Of "the Harcm' last spring, giving as
her reason that she needed long
rest tE.fr ...fHs. 4 .s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
100 MORE STUDENTS
At WESTMOORLAND

With an increased enrolment OF
more than 100 over that of last year,
and total enrolment of 400, West
moorland College began its fall term
last week. The largest increase was
shown in the frcshmcn's department,
President +. II. Stanford stated. Sun
day. While Texas naturally shows the
largest number of students, other
states are represented.
Resident students will be formed
into four clubs and day students into
two clubs to further social service
activities among the students. The ad-
dition TO the old dormitory and work
on the new dormitory is progressing as
rapidly as possible and is expected to
be completed by February, President
Stanford said. .
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
s CHICAGO JURISTS
WITHOUT COURTS

. CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-SiK Chicago
judges know how to sympathize with
1.-THE man without a country"
Duly qualified judges, but without
courtrooms-that's their predicament
At the last election Chicago citizens,
eager to provide machinery TO handle
the crowded municipal court docket.
elected six additional municipal
judges, but officials overlooked the
fact that there were no extra court
rooms available.
Chief Justice Harry Olson appeared
before the city finance committee to.
day and asked that chambers be pro-
vided for the -homeless jurists.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
RIOT SQUAD BRINGS
PEACE TO NEGROES

San. Antonio's riot squad enforced
peace in one negro family Sunday
night, after a two-mile run to catch
what they thought were "murderers. "
The reported slayer turned out TO
be only drunk and excited.
"Ah was tryin' to tell him to be
true to his wife," the darkey's uncle
said. Hes been runnin' aroun' with
Wild and painted Wimmin.'
@Ah don't need no ADVICE the
younger negro argued.
He fired once through the ceiling
during the argument. a
The younger negro was charged
with being drunk. ....
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
WILLIAM, L. NORRIS
DIES In SAN ANTONIO

WIlliam L. Norris. G7. died Satur-
day night at local hospital. The
body will be soIt to Kansas City Tues.
day for burial.
He was native of OHIO and en-
tered business here three years ago
with the Santa fe Salvage company,
4lG East Commerce s.:aet
He is survived by his " idow, Mrs.
Martha Alice Norris. of San Antonio
two daughters Mrs. Peal Stiffler,
Ncolasha, Kan, and Mrs. Il II. Boyd,
Of Chicago. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
MAN BECOMING MORE
o. VAIN, EXPERT SAYS

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 21.-The day
is passing in which man can taunt
woman as being clothes CRAZY.
He is thinking too much of his sar.
torial pIumage these days himself.
Charles +. Wetzel. Of New York.
president of the National Association
of Merchant Tailors Of America. re-
ports that n dress:up movement
among men is spreading from Fifth
avenue to the main streets of the
most remote American villages.
Mr.. Wetzcl is in Kansas City on q
tour he is making to study the tailor
ing industry in 81 leading American
cities. --,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
HIGH POWER TESTS
FROM WGY MONDAY

WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.-CR-
Further tests of extraordinary power
in radio broadcasting will be made
September 81 to %, inclusive, the
Commerce Department announced to-
day, by the General Electric COM
pany's station WGY at Schenectady.
At midnight standard time on the
three days set aside. this station will
use alternately $4,000 watts and So
600 watts, while beginning on October
8, Saturday and Sunday evening it
will put its 5000.watt sets regularly
into service.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
SUSPECT INBIBES
TOO FREELY; THINKS
HE'SSNAKE CHARMER

Captain Joe Moglia and Emergency
Officer Lonnie Crow captured n sec
ond.story man" Sunday night.
BURGER" and a street address ut
tered excitedly over a telephone gave
them their lead.
They found him.
"A sccond-stOry man who lost his
footing" Captain Moglia said to his
aide.
"Whassa matter" asked the arrest
cd man, in obvious surprise.
You're burglar" they replied.
mo shur, ish shnake charmer,"
he murmured thickly.
He was booked for being drunk.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
498. NEW ROUTES
ADDED TO RURAL
NETWORK IN U. S.

= WASHINGTON, Sept. p. - The
network of rural free delivery routes
which honcycombs the United States
was enlarged by the addition of 49S
new routes and the extension of 422s
existing ones during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1925. according to
figures received today by Postmaster
General New.
On June so. 1925. mail was dc.
livcrcd on Is, $50 rural routes as COM
pared with 44,TG0 on June 30, 1924.
Rural, mail routes in the United States
have an aggregate length Of lob
391 miles, and serve 6,50S,1IS fam.
lilies. or 30,351 ,61S individuals.
During the past fiscal year nine
carriers were killed in accidents.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
AIRPLANE CARRIER ,
LEXINGTON READY
TO SLIP INTO SEA

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 21.-
The navy's second aircraft carrier. the
Lexington, will be launched October
3 at Quincy, Mass, with Mrs. T.
Douglas Robinson as Sponsor, Secre-
tGry Wilbur announces. e..
The Lexington is sister ship of the
Saratoga, launched last April. Each
will be able to carry to sea ~ of the
most modern airplanes.
When both are placed in service
late in 1926, the navy will have the
most modern and fully equipped air
craft carriers afloat. ~,
The Lexington will be the heaviest
ship ever launched in the United States.
Special arrangements have been made
to check her speed when she slips off
the ways. !r.a ~.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
SAUSAGE ADDS CAR
TO VALLEY SERVICE

Another straight merchandise car to
the Valley country was placed in ser.
vice by the s. A. U. & G. Mon
day, this being necessary because OF
increased business into that territory.
This service was brought about
through the co operation Of the San
Antonio Freight Bureau, u. $. Paw
kett. secretary. and X. s. Schultz. traf
fic manager of the railroad. The ear
viii run solid without stops and break
bulk at Brownsville. Such n car will
be operated out of San Antonio daily.
according to Mr.. Pawkett, who SAYS
that the Gulf Coast Lines, which re
ceiyes them at Odcm, has promised rx-
pedited service.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
JERRY SHARKS, BANK
EMPLOYE, is DEAD

Jerry X. Starks, A, teller at the
National Bank of Commerce. died
Sunday afternoon after n short i'll
ness.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Aida Starks, 1914 West Craig place /;
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. B.
Starks, of Fort Smith, Ark; and a
sister. Mrs. Charles Pittmann of Pres
colt. Ark.
He had been a resident of San An
tonic ten years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
ADD EEL KRLM, RIFF T.
CHIEFTAIN, WOUNDED
By UnIYersnI SerNicc.

MADRID, Sept. 21.SOfficial con.
firmation has been received here that
Add FL Krim, leader of the riff re.
volt in Morocco, was slightly wound.
ed in the left leg by she'll while
directing the defense of Bibahe against
the French troops. .s
The Spanish secret service has
learned that ADD FL Krim's uncle.
Sid Add FL Selam. is commanding the
defenses of the riffs in the region OF
Alhucemas Bay. . G..
Add FL Krim's brother, Sid Moham-
med, is commanding the riff troops
in the western zone near Wezzan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
SIOO,0 IN dope"
SEIZED BY OFFICERS
AT CHICAGO STATION
BY TnIrersnI Service.

. CHICAGO, Sept. 81. = A trunk
containing 100000 worth of mar
cotics en- route from Seattle to Pitts
burgh was seized by federal agents
here today.
As result a wealthy business man
was said tobc under arrest in Seattle.
The seizure was made at the in.
stance of Larry Benson, superintend-
ent of police of the Chicago, Mil
waukec and st. Paul railway, over
which the trunk was being shipped
ON the crack trans-continental train,
the Olympian.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
SEEK HAGUE OPINION.
Bv Universal Service.

Z
GENEVA, Sept. 81. - The council
Of the League Of Nations has decided
TO refer, certain points of the Mosul
dispute to the permanent court OF in
ternational justice at The Hague, ask
ing for the courts advisory opinion
Of the councils powers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
SPANISH SPIES SAY
500 REBELS KILLED

TETUAN, Morocco. Sept. 21.-CPD
Spanish spies represent that 500 rebels
were killed and over 1000 died be.
cause of lack of medical attention dur.
ing the recentmilitary operations in
the Benz Karrich sector.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
ALFRED c. BEDFORD,
OIL MAGNATE, DIES

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-R-At-
ired G. Bedford, G1. chairman .Of', the
board Of. directors of the Standard Oil
company of New Jersey, died today nj
his home in East Norwich, Ions
ISln nd u = 49,, - =. = -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL
To EXHIBIT
WORKS I
Methodist Evangelist to
Conduct Revival at
Mckinley Church.

Exhibits of work done by the Sun
day School department of the Travis
Park Methodist Church, will be hclt
In the Epworth League auditorium
each night of this week. the Rev. Ar
thur j. Moore, pastor, announced
Sunday.
A religious program will be given
by the home and adult departments
Tuesday and ,"The Voice of the Flu.
ture," pageant, will be staged We'd
nesday.
The Rev. John c. Patty, Methodist
evangelist, will conduct a two weeks
revival at the Mckinley Methodist
Church, of. which the Rev. III. Nj
itatliff is pastor, beginning next Sun
day.
Starting Friday night. meetings will
be held OF the Denver Heights Church
of Christ for period of 10 days, ac-
cordihg TO Pastor Arthur Slater.
CHAPLAIN breaches.
Entertainment and other commit.
tees for the West Texas Conference
TO be held here October 2S in the
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
were named at meeting of the Meth.
odist pastors Monday morning.
Chaplain Alva J. Breasted spoke on
Reactions" to soldiers at the Post as
sembly hall Sunday morning.
Robert S. Tate, general secretary
of the y. NJ. G. A.. will speak ut
the meeting of the Wesley brother
hood at the Denver Heights Methodist
Church Monday night.
Eighteen additions, making a total
Of u, were made to the South Side
Christian Church Sunday night fol-
lowing a sermon by Evangelist W.
Vawter, who is conducting n revival
at the South Presa Street circus
grounds for the Rev. Patrick Henry,
pastor.
"Thc Establishment of the New
Testament Church. was the subject
Of his sermon.
DISCUSS MERGER
DR.. Asher Harlan Brand, pastor Of
the Madison Square Presbyterian
church, will speak to students of the
Trinity University, of Waxahnchic, at
the opening of school Thursday morn.
ing o.
WIN inc pulpit empty 1OHOWlnS
the resignation Of DR.. Albert +. Bed.
doe. pastor, DIR. J. NJ. Carroll. presi.
dent of the Carroll college, of Nc
Allen, preached both sermons at the
Baptist temple Sunday.
Uniting the Gulf Southern AMI
Swedish conferences of the Methodist
Episcopal church will be taken up at
the fan conferences. according to the |
Rev. John HierhOlzer, district super |
intendent.
Southern conference will be held
October 20 at Fredericksburg.
Approximately 1900 additions hav-
ing been made during his passionate,
DIR. +. Il. Hill, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church,, leads all other
churches in the general assembly in
the number Of conversions. according
to reports from headquarters Monday.
Another missionary will be elected
for the San Antonio Baptist associu-
lion soon, IL was announced Sunday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05

raitido en- estos dias a la Corte de
Humacao, de ahi que sc crea que
la ejecucion del REQ Phillip no ten
dra lugar hasta el mes pr6ximo, a
menos que los abogados del conde-
nado aleguen la existencia de al
gdn derecho constitutional envuel-
.to en- este affaire", en- cuyo case,
solamente, procede la apelaci6n pa
"a ante la Alta Corte de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
En- tanto, puede decirse, que los
dias para eI REQ estan va contados,
y Que las autoridades del Penal a
estas horas Sc encuentran pensan-
do en- los preparativos que han de
lealizar para que Sc cumpla la Ill
TINA palabra de la justicia.
Las ejecuciones, que antiguamen
te eran pdblicas, presenciadas por
miles de personas, fueron poste-
ficrmente, y son hoy privadas, rea-
ilzadas en- el recinto discreto de un
patio carcelario, sin mas testigos
que aquellos que por sus funciones
r1blicas Y ofieiales deben interve-
continda en- la pag. 10