Latest News of the War Latest News Of The War LA INFORMACION English Section No. th 383 San José Costa Rica Friday 28th January 1916 Year PRINCE OF WALES WILL RETURN TO THE FRONT KAISER HAS RETURNED TO THE WAR THEATRE KAISER WELL, GOES BACK of The Daily Chronicle at Salonika Reuter says form Stokolm that Bryan Demir Hissar which could have been PRINCE OF WALES TO RET TO THE FRONT give details of the raid made by French having accepted his designation as mined and blown up when the Teutons HIS EXCELLENCE SIR CLAUDE MALLET, BRITISH URN TO THE FRONT acroplanes. They left Salonika in regu member of the Ford Commission of approached, but instead of this they BERLIN An official commu lar little squadrons. Weather was fine peace, is preparing to leave the United destroyed it without the enemy beins MINISTER IN COSTA RICA AND PANAMA, LADY nication states that having made a at the time but soon after heavy winds States. starvcomplete recovery. the Kaiser returned broke out. Some of the aeroplanes waking of the Greek troops at Serres and MALLET AND GEORGE CONVENTRY MALLET, Drama. There was no necessity for Sundayusfternoon to the war theatre. bombarded the German and Bulgarian LABOUR AND COMPULSORY the occupation of the Island of Corfu ESQ. ARE GOING TODAY TO THEIR HOME barracks at Monastir where they were SERVICE List by the Serbians as Italy was nearer ANOTHER REPORT concentrating their troops, and other to them, but the Italians feared the IN PANAMA other machines dropped bombs at dif BRISTOL, 26th. Labourers will Serbian cholera and consequently it was ROME Report from the Vati ferent places taking care to avoid dan define their position at a conference thought preferable to endanger us ra This morning at 40, and in the a lady of great intellectual capacity can states that the Kaiser was operated ger to the known hospitals. The last which will be held to morrow and pre. Presidential car, by courtesy of the as she has proved it with her recent on Thursday. Although the opera sjuadron circunvalable the town. Big sided by Andercos Dir bere Thou say that at the Castelorizzo, whence they will embark for Panama, Panama, besides to possess all the Government, will leave for Limon book dealing on the Colonnial life of thon is decer must pass before he can machines were the target for a lively presented and among them 30. 000 searching for low islands, the allies are the distinguished diplomat and honora prestiges of an european, refined culbe pronounced out of danger.
cannonade, but they had no danger nor cialists. Much interest is shown about British Legation sine bases and the ble gentleman Sir Claude Mallet, his pure and a well directed spirit of som pounds smalt casualties. On his return they dropped the actitude announced by miners. In one furnishing information wh. 000 wife Lady Mallet and their son Mr. ciability.
KAISER DINES WITH VON the balance of their bombs on the vi his speech at Mansion House. Father to the discovery of these bases, buroy George Conventry Mallet. Attache to It cannot be more pleasant the imBETHMANN HOLLWEG lages surrounding Chevegly were Bulga Bernard Vaughan said: That we to the present none of these imaginary nister at Panama prersion they leave in Costa Rica, not Mis only in official circles, but in the social rians were encamped.
must care about is to continue killing bases have been discovered and they his labour of approxima BERLIN. Emperor William, never will. as there are no submarine this little country and his powerful na whose health is perfectly restore dined KAISER AND CZAR OF BULGermans. Somebody must die and we bases in Greek territory.
tion, certainly deserves praise.
always many rememyesterday at the imperial chancellor GARIA MEETS AT NISH. could not think of being ours as having Througouht the history of the Bal During his short staying in Costa return to this cally and their palace. After dinner they held an exin view the causes for which we fight, kans the policy of the allies has been Rica, said distinguished visitors have LA INFORMATIONS for their tensive conference.
LONDON. 26th. The morning we ought to kill the largest number at fault and now piqued by their own gained in their favor the general sim pleased in wishing to the distin shortcomings they are trying to unload pathies. His Excellence being a perfect travellers a most pleasant return to papers emphasize the stubborn fight of rubber and guttapercha.
on Greece the result of their own gentleman, affable and polite, and of their home.
BRITISH ARTILLERY IN BEL which is going on and believe that Ger to dictate the terms of peace The stupidity.
extensive illustration. Lady Mallet being GIUM mans are making strenuous efforts to Reuter says from the Hague that breack the French lines near the shores Holland has forbiden the exportation They have deliberately thrown LONDON. Official. Our artille in Flanders. They predict that the of rubber and guttaperch.
way the advantage they had in Greece CAPURED GERMAN TAUBE IN PARIS: FRENCH SOLDIER wherea at the outbreak of the war they ry has bombarded with good sucess German activity will reach its maximun IN THE TRENCHES PRINCE OF WALES the positions of the enemy near Villiers, of intensity on the Kaiser birthday. THE HOUSE OF COMMONS could safely have declared that 80 per cent of the Greek people were favoraLaboiseller, Labridoux and Bossinghe. The correspondent of The Daily AND THE BLOCKADE. bly inclined toward them, but today In the vecinity of Bossinghe we made Mail just arrived from Nish, says dispatch to the New York He to explode a depot of bombs amongst that he saw the Kaiser on the 18th inst not even 20 per cent of the Greeks LONDON, 26. The House of would support them.
ald from London says that its corres, the lines of the enemy.
The correspondent asked the King when he was leaving in a train and Commons is crowded. The debat will pondent is informed that the Prince of being received by Czar Ferdinand of begin with the following proposition: why he did not demobilize to which Wales will not return to the front. This PERSIANS AGAINST RUS Bulgaria who had arrived just a few The Chamber having obsdyved the but doubt if this will be possible until he replied: Perhaps may do this soon, report is unfounded. He will join the SIANS.
minutes before him. He noticed the increase of importations to the neutral after the Salonica issue has been settled army in France, where his bravery and simplicity has made him an idol, as BERLIN. Via Sayville. Off Kaiser great change during the last countries bounding the territories of the The allies after a year campaigning enemy, of those goods which are essen on the Gallipolli peninsula finally besoon as the king is recovered from his cial. The Overseas says from Persia eight years. and find him not as tall and tial to them to follow the war. urgen came tired and evacuared it and proaccident that Naib Hussein Khan, prominent vigorous as they picture him. King Uly ask from the Government to enfor bably they will do the same with Saloleader and his son assembled 400 Ferdinand; walking beside him in hisce in the most vigorous manner the native volunters and attacked the Rus peculiar ducktroting, overhadowed the blockade, avoiding to endangter the The King was asked if he thought JANUARY 25.
Isians near Sare, the Russians having Warmaster. The Kaiser was wearing normal supply of those goods needed Germany would be victorious and he lost two machine guns, a big quantity long, gray overcoat with skin collar, by neutral countries for their own replied: That depends upon the signiof ammunition and several prisioners. green shade, and pointed helmet cover consumption.
PIGS AND POTATOES HOLD The same Agency says from There ed by kaki. People were not particular fication you may give the word. If you mean, if they will take London, Paris BERLINERS ATTENTION sienstadt that the Serbian anarchist about the Kaiser, but the Ministers ALLIES SHOULD NOT MAKE and Petrograd. would say that Nocloljo Gabrirovitch, sentenced to were most obsequious to him. ANY NOISE ABOUT BEL think this improbable. The King further BERLIN In and out the prison by having thrown the boms which GIUM VIOLATION.
said: Reichstag the main topic of interest is killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand, has TO STRENGTHEN THE BLOCI believe that the Teutons will dethe food question which centers on pigs died in the jail.
KADE AGAINST GERMANY GREEK KING SAYS THAT ſend themselves for a long time and and potatoes. There are signs to indiBLUNDERING POLICY OF only an economic exhaustion might cate that we are coming out of be ALLIES ACCOUNTS FOR compel them to sue for peace. It is RENEWED ACTIVITY AT LONDON. 26th. The press is muddle and not only as regards Le THEIR DOINGS IN GREECE my personal opinion that it will be very NIEWPORT AND ARTOIS. unanimous in their support of the pudifficult although not impossible for the necessities. The army people have apPARIS Official. Last night con blic sentiment who ask to stop playing NEW YORK, 26. The Asso. Entente to conquer the Teutons.
propriated the balance carried over to tinued the activity of our artillery at war: that blockade must be carried ciated Press correspondent in Athens The King was asked what he the new year.
Niewport with favourable results. The out in a regular form and with all obtained an audience with King Cons, the final outcome of the war and he The first practical fruits of General German at some point penetrated in the might of the British fleet, to comtantine who made the following state replied: Frankly speaking, believe the final result will be a draw, don ment: von Mackensen offensive will be half our first line of trenhes, but were taken pel Germany to ask the peace. Spe The allies should not protest against you?
a million tons of Serbian potatoes our first line of trenches, but were taken cial telegram to The Herald says that the violation of Belgium and LuThis interview, by royal order, was which will be brought to Berlin shortly district. Germans attacked our lines Ambassador Page had a long inter xemburg neutrality by the Germans countersigned by Marshal Mercati of The government is preparing to co in an extension of more than 1500 view with Grey. It is believed as they are doing a similar thing here. the court.
pe with the potato shortage in the yards, after preparing the attack with discussed the matter of the estrenghten No matter what they pay us after the spring and measures will be taken for the explosion of many mincs, which ing of the bockade. Americans here sufficiently for the sufferings which war, they can never IMPORTANT TUERMAN TAUBE WAR AEROPLANE IN PARIS. FRENCHE NETWORK OF TRENCHES, the distribution of sufficient quantities were followed by lively bombardment are anxious about the actitude at my people are undergoing. The allies This is the only paper actually It is proposed to run trains from the Washington, that it is said that due to claim that their violation of our neuThe upper picture shows a Ger plane and writing their names on it.
eastern centers of production to the FRENCH AEROPLANES BOM the pression exerted by the South is trality is due to a military necessity, publishing in Costa Rica direct man war aeroplane of the taube type The lower picture shows French sol western communicaties; to exercise the BARD MONASTIR AND taking a more energetic actitude with that is to say a similar necessity which which was brought down over Paris power of confiscation in order to avoid CHEVEGLY.
Great Britain regarding the American compelled Germany to violate the neu official news from ihe diers in a net work of trenches. It gitrality of Belgium and Luxemburg.
and is now on public view in one of high prices; and to regulate the class shipments of cotton and with Germany However it was not a military nsBRITISH GOVERNMENT. the squares. Convalescing soldiers may ves at good idea of how the trenches of cheese to be manufactured.
ONDON The correspondent by the sacrifice of American lives. The cessity to destroy the costly bridge at be seen in the picture examining the connect.
nica recompense Us war. 42 43 46. 39 y sobre todo en reparar las injusticias existentes sin perjudicar a nadie. Toda pretensión de reorganizar la sociedad hablemos sin rodeor de reorganizar la propiedad, al cometer una sola injusticia, no sería cambiar la sociedad actual, no sería más que continuarla.
La fuente pasiva de toda riqueza, repetimos, es la tierra. De aquí se va a sacar la conclusión de que: la Tierra debe pertenecer SIEMPRE a la propiedad social, a la propiedad colectiva. Esta conclusión parece lógica.
Sin embargo no lo es. Resolvamos esta dificultad. En la solución hallaremos cómo lo que es justo para una época, deja de serlo para otra.
En los comienzos de sociedad y mientras haya tierra a la disposición de cada cual, se concibe que la falta de propiedad raiz individual sería una injusticia. La enajenación de la tierra a individuos es además necesaria entonces: para excitar al trabajo, para desarrollar las inteligencias, por la necesidad de satisfacer las necesidades y para desarrollar nuevas necesidades por los descny volvimientos de la inteligencia. Ya tenemos aquí justificada la enajenación de la tierra: pero hay otra razón mucho más capital que durante cierta época justifica esta enajenación. Hela aquí: La enajenación de la tierra es la fuente del pauperismo. Lo hemos demostrado con la exposición de la teoría general del impuesto y haciendo observar que la tierra es la fuente pasiva de toda riqueza.
Quienes tengan demasiada prisa de sacar conclusiones dirán que si la enajenación de la tierra es la fuente necesaria del pauperismo, del proletariado, en fin, de una esclavitud cualquiera, aunque se le adorne con el nombre ra ello le alcanza la fuerza fisica, comer su carne y bede libertad, dicha enajenación ha sido SIEMPRE una inber su sangre, con tan pocos escrúpulos como se come justicia y que ésta es la injusticia que hay que destruir.
un pedazo de pan y bebe el agua de las fuentes. en No, esta enajenación no ha sido siempre una injustimedio de este conflicto de pasiones no se divisaría sicia; vamos a demostrarlo. Durante toda la época de quiera una consoladora posibilidad de paz, ni aún de ignorancia social, el orden, vida de toda sociedad, sólo una tregua, puesto que ningún pacto sería OBLIGATORIO, puede existir estando basado: sobre la explotación de las que cada promesa podría ocultar una emboscada perfimasas por la más pequeña minoría posible; sobre un proda y que por último nadie estaría ligado sino por su inteletariado cualquiera, ya de esclavos domésticos, ya de rés. Por consiguiente ya no habría Estado, ni familia, ni esclavos sociales; sobre el pauperismo, en fin. Puede deunión, ni seguridad. El hombre temblaria de terror al cirse: he aquí una proposición bien singular. Cómo es encontrarse con el hombre, más terrible ante sus ojos posible que el mundo, desde su origen, tan sólo haya que el caimán del Ganges o el tigre del Sahara. si podido fundar el orden, vida social, sobre una injusticia algunas veces el instinto acercara casualmente a dos inabsoluta!
dividuos de distinto sexo, su apetito una vez satisfecho. La proposición de que la tierra gira en torno del se mirarían con espanto y el más débil se apresuraria a sol y no el sol en torno de la tierra, también era una prohuir por temor de ser devorado.
posición singular. Galileo probó la suya. Vamos a proEn una sociedad semejante, la fuerza destruirá pronto bar la nuestra un estado social en cuyo seno el pauperismo sólo habría Recordemos lo que dijimos antes, sido aniquilado por instante; y este aniquilamiento sólo podría durar mediante la destrucción de la ignoUna sociedad es ignorante mientras ignora si la fuerrancia. Tenemos pues perfectamente justificadas la exisza, ya del verdugo, ya de las bayonetas, es la única tencia del pauperismo y la enajenación de la tierra, que sanción posible del derecho. Una sociedad es ignorante es su fuente.
mientras no sabe si el que se consagra a sus hermanos Poder justificar el pauperismo y la enajenación de la no raciocinia mal; mientras no sabe que el egoísta que tierra no bastaba para el mantenimiento del orden. Era todo lo sacrifica a sí mismo, a su familia o a su patria preciso, al contrario, poder conservar el orden sin haes un loco que raciocina mal, que se perjudica a sí problar de semejante justificación, esencialmente anárquica pio. En fin, la sociedad es ignorante mientras no sepa en sí misma, por cuanto habría sido una confesión de la organizar la propiedad de modo que siempre, necesaria ignorancia social; y esta confesión sólo puede hacerse e independientemente de la fuerza, el goce de la rique útilmente cuando ha llegado a ser socialmente necesaria.
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el de disfrutar de los productos y el de poder disponer de dicha cosa. Atributo éste exclusivo de los seres conscientes.
La parte de materia apropiada puede ser una parte de la tierra, o una parte de materia adherente a ella, también una parte de materia móvil. Cuando la materia apropiada está adherida a la tierra, constituye la propiedad raiz o inmueble, por oposición a la propiedad mueble.
En la teoría general del impuesto hemos visto que: 1o. Mientras dura la ignorancia social acerca de la realidad del derecho y el examen puede ser socialmente oprimido, la tierra, para que pueda existir el orden, debe ser completamente enajenada.
2o. Desde que la ignorancia social acerca de la reali. dad del derecho llega a ser aniquilada, la tierra, a consecuencia de este aniquilamiento, pertenece a la propiedad colectiva.
30. Hasta tanto que la ignorancia social acerca de la realidad del derecho no esté aniquilada, mediante la difusión y la indestructibilidad de la prensa ha llegado a ser inoprimible el examen, ya sea que la tierra esté enajenada o que pertenezca a la propiedad colectiva, el orden social, más que elimero, llega a ser absolutamente imposible, la anarquía es inevitable.
Tales son, repetimos, los fundamentos generales expuestos en la teoría general del impuesto.
Pero no basta decir ni aún probar que tal cosa debe ser para que el orden pueda existir; es preciso esponer también como es posible que esta cosa sca establecida sin desde que