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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-06
Summer Wear and
Fabrics

We are now showing complete
stock of Summer White Materials
at prices that can't be duplicated.
Also new muslin Underwear in Cor
set Covers, Brassieres, Drawers,
Chemises, Combination Suits, Skirts,
Gowns, etc. New white Ribbed Un-
derwear, Vests, Drawers and Com
bination Suits.
New Laces of all descriptions.
New Embroideries in all widths.
New White Ribbons in Taffeta,
Satin and Moire weaves.
New White Piece Goods in all the
most desirable makes-plain Voiles,
Splash and Snow Flake Voiles, Lace
voiles. Madras, Dotted Swiss, Gross
Bar and Plaid Muslin, Dimities,
Bedford Cords, Pique, Flaxon, India
Linon, Mercerized Batiste, Plisse,
Crepe, Linen, Longcloth, Nainsook,
Ratine, etc.
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ARMENIANS BEING ARRESTED
In LARGE NUMBERS IN TURKEY

London, May "a Reuters dis
patch from Sofa says that two Armen-
ian journalists who have arrived there
declare that Armenians are being ar
rested in large numbers in Turkey.
.The reason for this as given by
Talaat Bey, the Turkish Minister of
the Interior, is that the Armenians in
Van are urging the population of the
town to revolt.
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MISSION IN NHw ouARraRs
Tomorrow viii Be Time of Forma
Opening at City Rescue

Tomorrow is the time set for the
formal opening of the new quarters of
the Harrisburg City Rescue Mission at
1917 South Second street. A service
will be held in the evening, to which
all the r'trons have been esfecically in
vited. The mission has left its original
quarters at 3 North Fifth street and
moved to the new location, where serv-
ices are to be held every evening.
The officers of the Mission are:
James w. Barker, president; Luther
Minter, vice president; William G..
Hean, secretary; Fred Kelker, treasurer.
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FRIGHTENS BURGLAR RAWAY
Mrs. James Attick Awakes to Find Ne
gro in Bedroom

Mrs. James Attick, of Paxtang, yes
terday morning at | o 'clock frightened
burglar in her bedroom after he had
ransacked clothes closet and some bu
reau drawers, and he fed out the sec
ond-story window, over the porch root
and onto the ground, where his trail
was lost.
Mr.. Attick and nephew, William
Attick, heard Mrs. Attick IS outcry and
immediately made search of the
neighborhood, but the early morning
visitor, who is described as a light com
plexioned negro of large build, had dis
appeared. Nothing Of value was taken
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will hold its first annuaa ball in the
German Quartet Club hall, Front and
Washington streets, Thursday, May 30.
Dancing will continue from to 11.30
p. m.
Manager White, of Steelton A. G.
baseball team, has ordered practice this
afternoon and tomorrow afternoon AT
$50 O'Clock in preparation for Sat-
urday's game with the Hershey nane.
The Central Pennsylvania League sea-
son will open here with the chocolate
town team as the attract ton.
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CARNIVAL TICKETS ON SALE
Show to Be Held Under Auspices of the
Local Civic Club

Tickets of admission to the MAY
Carnival to be held under the auspices
of the local Civic Club in several
weeks have been placed on sale and the
committee in charge of arrangements
announced this morning that plans were
about completed. The coming show
will be spaced on Second street between
Pine and Adams streets, with headquar-
tiers on the steel company lawn, See
ond street and Angle alley. The Steel.
ton band will render one of its popular
concerts during the show.
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ENoLA SIDE
Philadelphia Division

Philadelphia Division-22S crew to
go first after 415 p. M: 206. 24O,
233, 235, 234, 222.
Engineers for 206. 234.
Firemen up: EOS, 24O, 234.
Conductor for 235.
Flagman for 210.
Brakemen for 212, 234, 24O.
Conductors up: Logan, Flickinger.
Stauffcr, Devices, Steinour.
tfagmen up: Snyder. Reitzel.
Brskemen up: Waltman, Tavlor.
Myers, Lutz. Musser, Goudy, Deeets,
Long, Campbell, Shuler, Baker, Rice,
Vandling, Jacobs, Harr.
Middle Division-117 crew to go
after 2.4o p. m: 120, Ill, 105, lis.
107, 102.
Engineer for 120.
Firemen for 120. Ill.
Conductor for 10Y.
Brakemen for los, 11S (2), 107.
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DEATH OF HIGHSPIRE MAN
Emanuel E. Diffenderfer Died at Home
Of His Daughter

Emanuel E. Diffenderfer, an old and
highly-respected resident of Highspire
died yesterday afternoon about $50
clock of kidney trouble, from which
he was ill about one year. Since the
death of his wife some years ago he
had resided with his only daughter
Mrs. w. j. Reeves, Market and Paxton
streets.
He is survived by the following rela.
tives: His mother, Mrs. Annie Diffen-
derfer, Highspire; his daughter, with
whom he lived; four brothers, Abraham.
Marsh Run; Jonas, Ohio, and William
and David, Highspire.
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THE READING

p, H. and P.-After 11.45 a. m.: Z,
II, 10, 3, S, %, Il, Is, 20.
Eastbound-After 2.45 p. m.: So,
OF, 81, So, 81, 81, 81, 20, SO, 6S.
Conductors up: Gingher, Orris, Hill
ton, Sipes.
Engineers up: Massimore. Crawford
Kettner, Bonawitz, Merkle, Morrison.
Mlreman, Middaugh, Martin, Fetrow,
Wood, Barnhart, Richwine, Upton,
FOrtney, Sweely, Lape, Pletz.
firemen up: Grumbine, Fulton. Sui.
ilvan, Bowers, Zukowiski, Anspach, Lex.
Brakemen up: Grimes, Hickman,
McHenry, zawaski, Miller, Smith,
Hoover, Shearer, Carlin, Hartz, Karp,
Miles, Eply, Kramer, Maxon, Holbert.
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TO ENTERTAIN VISITORS
Local Red Men to Have octorora Tribe
as Guests

Paxtang Tribe No. 243, 1. o. R. NJ,
will entertain large delegation of
members from Octorora Tribe, Harris
burg, at the local wigwam, Second and
Walnut streets, this evening, when a
large class of candidates will be given
the first degree. A social time will
fellow the business session, during
which addresses will be made by several
of the visitors and refreshments will be
served. Full turnout of local members
is requested.
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NEGOTIATIONS With italy
Reach THE CRITICAL STAGE:
WAR Preparations co ON

Vienna. May 6.-Duc D'Avarna, the
Italian Ambassador, conferred yester.
day with Baron Burian, Austro4Hungar.
ian Foreign Minister. Much impor-
tanee is attached to the interview, but
no announcement has been made as to
the result The negotiations with
Italy are generally regarded as having
reached a critical stage.
On the Italian Frontier, Wednesday
May ., Via Paris, May 6, 1910 P. NJ
At the same time that the negotia,
tions between Italy and Austria are be-
ing continued, Italy's military prepara
tions are being completed with as much
energy as though the country expected
to participate in war tomorrow. All
the carabineers and customs guards,
who i'll Italy are attached to the army,
have been called to the colors and all
military leaves of absence have been
SHPPiNSSSu'
The frontier of Italy on the Austrian
side has been strongly fortified. All
the passes are protected with entrench.
ments and wire entanglements. Con,
crete has been used in number of
places in the erection of barrica ades for
the protection of the soldiers.
Special measures have been adopted
for the defense of Venice and the art
treasures in this city. The naval au.
thorities are of the opinion that long
range guns of large caibre are suffi.
cient to prevent any hostile fleet from
bombarding the city, but attack from
aeroplanes is feared. To afford protec.
tion against the onslaughts of aviators,
anti-airship guns have. been set up at
several points around the city and il
is believed they will be sufficient to
protect them from assault from above.
In addition to troops concentrated
on the Austrian frontier, another Ital-
ian army has been brought together in
the vicinity of Brindisi, on the Adri.
attic. This concentration is interpreted
as a sign that Italy foresees the pos.
sibility of action in the near east.
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PARADE AT MARYsvILLE
Delegates to Sunday School Conventio
March Through Town

Marysville, May 6.-This was the
big day of the forty-seventh annual
convention of the Perry County Sun.
day School Association, which opened
here yesterday. The president, Charles
W. Boutwell,, of Duncannon, was in the
chair in the morning.
A parade of all the delegates and
the members of the local Sunday schools
is planned, to form in the square and
march through the town. D. s. Fry, of
Newport, will preside at to-night's
meeting.
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I CREW BOARD
HARRISBURG SIDE

Philadelphia Division-111' crew to
go first after p. M: 11S, 110, 120,
124, 1872, 107, 102, 100, 1913, los,
125.
Engineers for 102, los, 1lo, l2o,
125.
Firemen for los, 109. 116, 120.
Conductors for 12a, 1872.
Flagmen for 107, lie, 11s.
Brakemen for 102, 187 (2), 1875,
1872.
Engineers up: Welsh, Sober, Glib.
bons, Gillums, Tenant, Long, Downs,
Davis, B. L. Smith, Young, Dennison,
First, Wanbaugh.
Firemen up: Shive, Miller, Weaver,
Myers, Balsbaugh, Kearney, MAIDEN
ford, Chronister, Bleich, Shaffer, Dodd,
Packer, Sees, Gilberg, Bremen, Mof-
fatt, Spring.
Brakemen up: Jackson, Allen, Steh.
man, Busser, Mumma, Knupp, Koch
enour, Albright, Riley, Bogner, Bal.
tozer, Arment, Hivner, Moore, Ne
Naughton, Coleman.
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Rumania and Bulgaria in COMPACT

Turin, Italy, May "a military
agreement has been concluded between
Rumania and Bulgaria which is pre-
liminary to formal political alliance
making it obligatory for those nations
to support each other in case of war,
according to a Saleniki dispatch to the
''Gazetta Di Torino. -
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Standard Theatres Offerings

'The Third Commandment" will be
beautifully illustrated in motion pie
lures at this popular theatre this even
ing for the purpose of assisting some
persons in following its preeepts. Sea
scenery and its possibilities will also be
a feature of the screen. This is a pic.
ture which has few equals.
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PERSONAL

Mrs. Alice J. Hecker, Caliente Ne
vada, is visiting her father, John H
Wollett, North Third street.
Oliver Green, North Second street
has returned from visit to friends at
Halifax.
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SURVIVES TWO ToRpEpo1Nas
Reading Man Was Third Engineer OF
GIllfight Tanker ~

Reading, Pa, May 6.-To escape
death twice when ships were blown up
by German submarines was the good
fortune of Conrad Jackstead, sailor,
of Mt. Penn He was ON the oil tanker
Gulfight, struck near the Scilly Isles,
May 1, as third assistant engineer.
Two months before he was on the
Evelyn, sunk in the North Sea by a.
German warship. After rest at the
home of sister, Mrs. John L. Early
No. 1916 Spring Garden street, Phila.
delphia, he took berth on the Gull
flight.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT-House with nine rooms
and all improvements; beautiful lawn
--lot 50x125 for garden; opposite frog
shop. Inquire of JOHN NJ HEAGY, 80
S. Front ST., Steelton, Pa
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Yard Crews-Enpineers up; Landis

Yard orews-Engineers up: Landis,
Hoyler, Beck, Harter, Biever, Rudy,
Houser, Meals, Stahl, Swab, Harvey,
SALESMAN, Kuhn, Pelton, Shaver.
Firemen up: Maeyer, Sholter, Smell
Bartolet, Barkey, Sheets, Bair, Ulsh,
Bostdorf, Schiefer, Rauch, weigle,
Lackey, Cookery.
Engineers for 4th s, 10, 10, 16, 2e,
I'd u, 1st "a.
Firemen for I'd s, 4th 8, is, %,
I'd 21, Sc.
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Middle pivts,on-24s erev =

first after 2.S5 p. M: "a, 20, 23, is.
Firemen for PAS, 23.
Conductor for 2S.
Brakemen for 23, Is.
Engineers up: Havens, Kugler
Hertzler, Free, Moore, Clouser, Mum.
ma, Webster, Simonton.
Firemen up: Gross, Wright, Ross
Fletcher, Potteiger, Liebau, Sheesley.
Conductors up: Fralick, Eberle
Huber, Baskins, Keys.
Brakemen up: Myers, Wenrick,
Baker, Bolan, Reese, Strouser, Fritz,
Rissinger, Kane, Stahl, Bell, Marlin,
Kaufman, Henderson.
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merit and iiewness of its offerings. The
whole program will be repeated tonight
at O'Clock without an alteration or
omission.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06

contenga..... hasta que la Ii
rama sea arrancada de raiz...
hasta que no haya mas despotas,
hasta que la gangrena social sea
curada radicalmente.
Entonces tendremos Democra-
ella ipero Democracia tristemen.
tie alzada 'sobre la hosamenta y
cadaveres de muchas vfctimas
inocentes!
Entretanto, la guerra seguira
arrebatadora, encarnizada, fe-
ra; los elementos de vida Sc aca-
baran, pueblos y ciudades Sc vol
veran escombres y Mexico Sc
nulificara moralmente ante las
naciones civiIizadas
81, en- efecto, ell pueblo Sc be-
neficia al fin; 81 la aspiration DO
pular llega a realizarse. .....en
tonces aplaudamos la revolution.
Pero, 81 por ell contrario, esta re-
voluci6n es de ambiciones V sir
We tan solo para ell despoio al
amparo de su bello nombre 49,.
entonces hay que auatematizar-
la, entonces hay que destruirla,
matarla como a las cascabeladas
vfboras del bosque.
iQue hermoso serfa, 70 me fin
jo, contemplar a csc glorioso
pueblo de heros particular, en- las
entusiasticas luchas de election:
nombrar sus autoridades, impo-
ner su voluntad!
iQue hermoso serfa verlos ga
rantizados en- sus vidas, sembrar
sus tlerras y erigir sus r1sticas
cabanas 49,.
iQue hermoso serfa contem-
plar al pueblo milo banado con
la purfsima luz del sol que es
solo suya, encajar la esteva en-
ia cementera, yer al cielo de
cara. ......
Pasara tempo para verlo.
Tendran que morir los ante
cristos.
Las serpientes humans ten
dram que morir!
La honradez tendra que impo-
nerse a todas las infamias.
Cain Sc avergonzara de SUI ac-
to salvaje......!
Entonces iTODO SERA POR
LA ~DEMOCRACIA!
iTODO POR Ell BEN DEL
PUEBLO!
Celso A. y Garcia.
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A Nuestros Suscriptores.

Supllcamos atentamente a to-
dos los que adeuden su subscrip-
clon, tengan la bondad de poner-
Sc al corriente. No olviden que
esta empresa no omite nj omit
"a sacrifice alguno para mejorar
en- cuanto sea possible este sema-
mario. Por pequeno que sea SUI
adeudo nos hace falta para Gu
brlr los gastos que nuestra pu-
blicacion demanda, por tai raz6n
nos hemos visto obligados a ha-
cerles esta s1plica, no dudando
que seremos atendidos.
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Cinc0 sacerdotes deste-
rrados de Mexico I|ega-
ron en- ell vapor PERI

Cinco sacerdotes arribaron en-
ell Peru procedentes de Mama
Milo ell microbes. Cuentan y no
acaban de contar los sufrimien-
tos que pasaron en- manos de los
soldados de Carranza, humiIla-
clones del pueblo, malpasadas y
por 1ltimo estuvieron en- la car
eel en- Manzanillo, de donde Sc
embarcaron para este puerto.
Los nombres de los infortuna-
dos pastores de la iglesia son:
Antonio Zalazar, Juan Quintero,
Hilario Morales, Sixto Acosta y
Antonio Gomez.
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Los ardides de la guerra.

Cuenta un peri6dico extranie-
70 que Sc ha inventado un apa-
ratio especial que imita perfec-
tamente ell ruido de los motores
de los aereplanos, con objeto de
emplearlo como ardid de guerra,
para alarmar al enemigo y dis
traer su atencion.
Con este motive Sc recuerda
que durante la guerra balcanica
los tambores, Instruments ale
gres y p~acifcos, tuvieron gran
etlcacia en- los combates entire
turcos y montenegrinos. Con
dichos instrumentos, los s1bdj-
tos del Rey Nicolas imitaban 81
ruido seco de las ametralladoras
para enganar al enemigo.
Los servios adoptaron tambien
este curioso metodo, y 10 COM
pletaron y desarrollaron. Lo-
graron similar falsos emplaza-
mientos de artillerfa y ell fragor
de los canonazos, enganando asi
al adversario respecto a la YER
dadera posicion de sus fuegos.
Los Japoneses emplearon los
tamboriles en- la guerra antes
que los montenegrinos y los SER
vios, pero Sc sirvieron de ellos
solamente para impresionar V
enervar a los rusos. A este fin
hacfan de noche un extraordina-
rio ruido de tambores alrededor
de los fuertes de Port Arthur.
durante ell famoso sitio.
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Ell C0mite Latino de
S0c0rros.

Esta agrupaci6n benefca, ha
recibido algunos objetos para su
reparticion.
De la sonora de Benson, una
estufa en- excelentes condolences.
De otras personals que suplican
no Sc haga p1blico su nombre,
prendas de ropa y calzado, en-
muy regulares condolences.
Las personals que justifquen
necesidad de ellos pueden ocu-
rrir a las oficinas de LA Cr6ni-
ca para que Sc les entregue.
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La CUCANA
En- Mexico.

No he lefdo los diarios locales;
pero apostaria doble contra SEN
clio que I'm nuevo Presidente
fue proclamado hoy, va por la
Convention, va por los no con-
venciOnistas: 10 cierto es que Me-
xico Gambia de Presidente como
cualquier vecino cambiara de
"overalls'', 6 mas claramente
hablando, las tumultuosas ma
sas de Mexico juegan con Pre-
sidentes como con monos de Qua
dalajara.
La anarqufa reina desde ell
Bravo hasta ell Suchiate.
Las garantfas individuales son
letra muerta.
La insepulta sombra de Ban
quo agita ell yarillaje de la Pa
tria.
jY TODD por que?
TODD por la ambici6n.
Todo por ell rencor.
TODD por ell capricho.
Todo por ell desenfreno pasio-
nal. POR LA DE-
MOCRACIA!.. POR
Ell ALIVIO DEL PUEBLO!
Pero....NO HAY NAL QUE DU-
RE Glen AMOS: tarde 6 temprano,
cuando ell pielago borrascoso de
la lucha Sc aduerma en- su eau
&c de arenas, surgiran los he
roes por voluntad; Sc cristaliza-
ran los prop6sitos de los lead
ers" y sabremos justipreciar en-
tonces quienes son los buenos y
desinteresados, y quienes son
los acomodaticios y malvados.
Ell espectaculo que estamos
dando al mundo entero es bien
triste; corroboramos ahora loque
siempre sostuvo ell atrofado
Dfaz: "que no estamos listos pa
ra la Democracia."
Ell espectaculo que ofrecemos
causa la irrisi6n de los despecha-
dos, de los que han sido lanza-
dos de las oficinas p1blicas DON
de, en- la beodez de su mando,
exigfan la vida 8 ell dinero del
pueblo sufrido.
jSc impondra al fin la volun-
tad del pueblo en- Mexico?
ESQ no hay que dudarlo; pero
Sc impondra hasta cuando la san
gre no encuentre GAUGE que la
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ROBO

Ell conocido Doctor F. r. Ore
LA que tiene sus oficinas en- ell
No. 1923 de la Gale Geary sufri6
un robo hace pocos dias de varios
Instruments de cirujfa de valor,
los cuales habia dejado dentro
de su autom6vil en- una valija.
Ell robo aconteci6 en- un lugar
proximo a sus oficinas, va Sc per-
sigue a los ladrones.
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FaIIeCimient0

Ell 81 del corriente dej6 de existir
la Sonora Mercedes R. de Robes
despues de una larga y penosa
e~nfermedad. La finada era ma
DIRE de Mercedes, Pascual y Fer
nando Robes; hermana de Fer
nando Rodriguez y tia del Sr.
Alexandra Anguiano.
La fnada era nativa de Mexi-
co y contaba la edad de 43 amos.
Reciban sus deudos ell mas SEN
lido pesame.
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Nacimiento

Ell hogan del Senior Eduardo
Siordia Sc encuentra de placemes
por ell advenimiento de SUI primer
vastago. La Sonora Refugio de
Siordia Y la nina Sc encuentran
en- muy buen estado de salud.
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E%SplendidO Bale de
Fantasia.

Grandes preparativos esta lie
vando a cabo para un elegante
bale de fantasia, un numeroso
grupo de guapas ~senoritas y j6-
venes de nuestra mejor sociedad.
Ell bale tendra lugar en- la ca
sa de la senorita Carmeneita
Paez.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
Ell 5.DE FEBRERo.
Efemerides Naciona-
les de la Patria
de Juarez.

En- este dfa hace cincuenta y
ocho amos, que ell Gran Juarez
promulg6 las leyes de Reforma.
iGloria Eterna al Gran Patricio!
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Atencion

Sc desean personals expertas
para hacer tortillas 10 mismo que
una persona para hacer tamales
de Texas.
Dirinjanse a la Gale de Stainer
Street No 1888, Telefono West
7720.
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LIBERIA
HISPAN0-A
Gran Surtido de Llbros

Gran SUFFICE de CIbros
Agencia de Periodicos. Revistas Espa-
nolas V Mexicanas. Sc admiten toda
ciase de subscripciones. Sc remite q
domicilio. por correo a todas parties
Ielefono Douglas 1851 720 Broadway Street s.. F.
Juan Puerta
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Juarez

Sin que lie manche la mundane escorla,
Sc eleva ~altivo, inquebrantable y fuerte,
Impasible y serene ante la muerte,
Serene e impossible en- la victoria.
No codicia los lauros de la gloria ,
Nj s~olicita dones de la ~suerte,
Y en- heroe legendario Sc convierte
Ante ell fallo solemne de la historic.
Luchador incansable del derecho,
Jamas penetra en- su cerrado pecho
Duda fatal 8 femenil desmayo;
iRoca que Sc alza hasta ell cent ilesa
Lo mismo cuando ell cefiro la besa
Que 81 la here fulgurante rayo.
ENRIQUE GONZALEZ MARTINEZ.
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SttrnihnnDptn.

Sic Hieberl1Qe Der Suffrooet,
ten in Stem SerIen hot in @oihinotorl
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