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Batteries-C Collins Mays and Carri- gan. Bush, Wyckon and Schane. Me Avery
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RED sox WIN

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-Clever work by Lewis and Speaker enabled Boston to win Schang's hand was split by a wild pitch in the second inning
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY New York at Washington. Cleveland at Detroit. Chicago at St. Louis Boston at Philadelphia.
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batItrIes-Bedlent and BIairi SuEFs, Smith and Owens.
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K c. WINS

KANSAS CITY. April 15.-A ninth inning victory was won by Kansas City on two wild throws, Rawlings single and Easterly's bunt
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BROOKLYN IN BIC INNING

BROOKLYN, April 15.-Ten runs in the fifth inning by ~rooklyn defeated Newark Fifteen batters faced White. houst and Billiard in the big inning.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Philadelphia at Boston. St. Louis at Chicago. Pittsburg al Cincinnati. Brooklyn at New York.
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DETROIT COMES BACK

DETROIT April 15. - Detroit de feated Cleveland in a game made noe worthy by the large number of extra base hits.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,

" TT ITNI I TT I- T INT T VUN T St Louis at Kansas City Newark at Brooklyn. Buffalo at Baltimore. Pittsburg al Chicago.
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Batteries-Davenport. Plank, Will letts and Chapman Johnson and East erly
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY San Francisco at Los Angeles. Salt Lake ys Oakland at. san Francis CO., Venice at Portland
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PrrrseuRe BY GOOD PITCHING

CHICAGO, April 15.-Dickson was master of every threatening situation and Pittsburg beat Chicago. aided by the poor fielding of the local team Pittsburg 9 O Chicago l
 Batterits-Dickson and Berry. Brown. Mcconnell and Wilson
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MARoUARo iNvINclsLE

NEW YORK, April 15.-Rube Mar quard pitched no hit game and shut out Brooklyn. Fucker. the veteran left handler opposed him in a great pitchers battle
 R. H. F.. Brooklyn o New York Batterits-Rucker. Ragen and Mil Ter. Marquard and Meyers.
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ST. LOUIS WINS

CHICAGO, April l5.-st Louis won a listless game. Cheney's wildness caused his retirement.
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ANGELS AGAIN
REAvERs REAr uEnlcE

R. H. D. Venice 6 l Portland 8 Il Batteries-Henley and Mitze; Lush and Carish.
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Batteries-Doak and Glenn; Chen ey, Standridge and Avcher
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LANDSLIDE FOR CHICAGO

ST LOUIS. April Chicago, by punching hits with errors and bases on balls in six innings scored sixteen runs against St Louis
 R. II. F.. Chicago 16 14 O. St. Louis BattCries-Faber and Schalk. Daly: Hoch, Perryman, Baumgardner and Agnew, Leary, Alexander
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CINCINNATI RETALiArEs

CINCINNATI, April 10. - Evening matters with pittsburg. Cincinnati won the stcond game Harmon pitch ed good ball
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R. Norris Williams, national ten his champion, is apparently due for his biggest year. The man who stopped Maurice E. Mclaughlin, the California comet, in the national championship last year. has inaugu- rated the present season in auspici- ous fashion.
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CHAMPS LOSE AGAIN

BOSTON April 15. - Philadelphia defeated Boston again. Mayer was in fine form. Flurries Of rain and snow interrupted the game.
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FISHER TIGHT IN PrNcHEs

WASHINGTON. April 15.- Fisher passed eight men, but his good work in the pinches held Washington Co one run
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Batteries-Fisher and NunBraker HaTper Ayres. Bentley and Henry.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

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COAST LEAGUE

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CONTINUED from Yesterday
CHAPTER XXXVI.--(Continued.) }

CHAPTER HHXVl.--(Contin
wait" exclaimed Count Frederick.
servant: III Ssu leave ss we also might
doubt. DO you tarry here with u.s."
In fact the captain Of gendarmes.
, seeing his own party reduced by dtvis-
beside himself, hesitated. and turned to
secure the safety Of his more important
captives: While they paused they
heard the quick wheels OF a. taxicab
it was an opan question what had been
Roleau's intent, for certainly he had
ordered this vehicle to come hither.
Making tho best of the matter. the cap
tain Of sendsrtne, motioned fer fer his 1a,o pris,
spun away, but when 1t rounded tho
corner there was no sight Of the fu-
gitive.,
Kitty turned to The silent man who
a finger to his lips...counseling silence.
; and zased straight d ahead.
: Thus. silent ana uoof. they arrived
as prisoners at the grand entrance of
through excited groups Of men ana
women and under the charge OF the
officers advanced to the desk. By. this
time there had arrived at the hotel
none less than the prefect Of police him
supreme effort was demanded Of the
best machinery Of the law.
Yes. It is she. Look st her. Oh:
she !: pale Yes, she XII killed him , !,
ySs da liz hs' h. or' Surely tRs*' why
! Such were some Of the comments
kitty heard, or might have heard. as
! she passed through the group of WON
en- who stared at her. -.
doomed in the deep voice Of one Of
the leaders Of the estrada. the dow
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TIL E BROK EN- COIN
BY GARDNER MACK.
LOTTIE PICKFORD,
BY EMERSON HOUCH.

agsr gsr leader dsr Of the ROCKING chair bri- bi
have you solved Il SO soon?"
Fredsriek. Ere added d another I aH defantiS. "a Eu"'
make her guilty Of worse rime?
Ysu tss dH nSt s sns as nnG
guilty. For myself. wait" And the
dowager. once favorite at the royal
original sentiene.s and justice. passed
her. Kittye Gray. therefore. was saved
something Of the frank comment
which otherwise might have been
a she appros sched .h. Sund her
self face to face with a large man in
fun uniform. man with a heavy
dressed himself to his subordinate:
~, ;;x6S hsys !. ySes taken Count Fredsr
stammered the captain We % found
him in company with this young WON
an, In whose room the crime was
to Count sachio. Saiso seems to have
known this young woman"
who are YOU them" demanded the
! prefect OF Count sachio.
replied the latter. none too happy at
the situation In which he found him
! self. Il came to this hotel, as is often
my custom when in this city. I in
! quired merely. as a matter Of courtesy
as to tho welfare of this young WON
an. Naturally, there Is nothing OF
! suspicion in that. demand you re-
| lease me at once. My own country
will not tolerate an indignity to one
Of her subjects"
"All in due time in due time. my
friend" replied the prefect. I'm course
! Of time we will adjourn to our offices
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nothing to. do with this case in hand"
The prefect OF police turned to his
men. I'VE have not yet found all Of
those .parties who may be concerned
with this crime. We have not yet held
itself. Ali Of that presently. / must
say there is not one Of you now held
In custody whom we safely could re-
lease. One Of you knows something
which we also must learn. This young
king. Of Count Frederick. OF this
nobleman Of an adjoining kingdom.
We must go forward yet a time.
Monsieur le comte, you protect the
La lay like .s gentleman; tier. It ,s Is usual TO to
took her portrait. I do not blame you,
enter her room. how often have you
gone forward there?'
II have said I will not answer as to
But the law insists that someone
must answer these questions at some
time, monsieur le cornte. We will Ad-
there was that other man. her serv-
ant. What was his name?'
Ills name 10 Roleau,'' vouchsafed
Kitty at this time. He 10 my servant
and my friend. almost the only real
"Mademoiselle does not do herself fuli
credit said he. But where is this
friend of yours?''
Il do not know. only know that
he has been with me all the time un-
til We were taken into custody. He
ran. As he said, to get q carriage. and
he disappeared"
He will not have gone far" re-
Joined the prefect OF police. grimly.
THE lines are drawn tightly enough.
Send men to md him. captain. Al
for us. we lose time here; come. we
will zee what can be learned at the
scene OF the crime ITSELF
They turned. all OF them. now. and
approached the stairway which led to
the floor upon which were located Kit
tvs apartments. Their numbers quite
hlled the hall as they advanced. pre-
ceded and followed by gendarmes But
suddenly. as they approached the spot
they sought. the captain OF gendarmes
touched the arm. Of his superior and
pointed ahead.
THAT is the man who escaped" ex-
claimed he. "Roleau. here he is and
coming from the room itself! But who
is that with him?'
CONTINUED Tomorrow.)
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COPPER BATH BANE OF
GERTRUDE HOFFMAN,

NEW YORK. Aug. N.-Gertrude Hofe-
mann has Joined the peace-nt-any-price
brigade. She yearns for peace with Z
yearn that oasseth all understa nding.
She would be satisfied to give the Ger
mans belgium II only commercial reln.
tons between this country and the
It came about In this wise: In max.
Ing up for the role, Of the Beautiful
Slave OF Fatal Enchantment In her
own production Of "Sumurun." Miss
Honmann takes q bath in q copper So
Of rich mahogany brown from head to
foot. because OF the kind Of clothing
affected by this Arabian lady q com
plete bath 10 necessary. ..,
Tns from for ns iSutSa Ss
producer of ''Sumurun,'' who got !,
from Max Reinhardt. who in turn 20,
1t from q chemist in Mannheim. Ger
| many. He also got the formula for.
solution which removes the brown de-
Ii 80 happens that the chief ingre
dent OF this dissolving solution fs sub
stance which rejoices in the name o.
11tH.oGnleernin nas rail- Soal tar
knows how to mix the solution. bu
| he can't get the stun.
He neglected to mention this fact Il
Miss Hoffmann when he provided thu
| orlSi pdtn, anu even IL nc uAu
would have been too late to stop tn,
projected production Of "sumurun.
The dancer applied the copper solution
and had to take her chances on re-
moving II. She lost. Nothing that sh'
has yet discovered makes more thai
q slight impression upon the browl
stain, Constantly she is daily grow
Ing darker. which. with her blond hair
Is something of a calamity. She hal
found II necessary TO wear a veil 60
Ing to and from tho theater. and I
praying earnestly for peace.
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Policewoman Would Not
- Flirt, Loses First Case

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Georgiana JUL.
Evanston's policewoman. has lost her
hrst case A jury in Justice Harrisons
court in Evanston. after fifteen minutes
deiiberation. acquitted Frank Calkins, a
chauffeur. who had been arrested by
Miss Juul on a charge Of flirting.
The poiicewoman sstd that when she
met the chauffeur and he asked her to
take a ride with him she consented Sne M
she resented this action. Later. she said:
when Caikins asked her IL she would
like something to drink she advised him
TO drive to a certain corner. This Ia
near a police station. and there he was
arrested.
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Tango Gasolene Engine
Sets Everybody Dancing

KLONDYKE PARK. CAL. Aug "a
Everybody In town 10 dancing. They
can't help IT, The chickens scratch yra-
vel and the dogs scratch flsas In rag
time. A Sasoiens motor pump 10 re-
sponaibls. This machine pumps water
to nearby orchards. 1t has penetrating
exhaust. And II misses shots irreg-
uiariy in such q manner that the chug-
chug g-chuggety- chus-hic : chug chus
chug fills the air with a monotonous
melody. People can't help Jlsging to It.
They eat and drink to It's measure.
Everybody's doing It now.
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Gets Suicides Job, Then
browns Self With Stones

HASTINGS. N. r., Aug. D.-Foliow.
Ing the suicide by shooting last Mon
} day OF Gustave Groth. watchmAp for
the National Conduit ana Cable COM
pany. Christopher Derner drowned him.
self by Jumping from the end Of the
ccn.psnys pier.
To insure immediate death he filled
his pockets with stones. Derner sue
ceeded 0roth as watchman at the pier
after Groth's death Monday. Both were
Germans and were sasd to have been
deepondent over the war.
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ToDAY's BEST FILMS
By GARDNER MACK.

Earle williams and Anita Stewart
In "The Goddess" adapted from the
Gouverneur Morris story by Cnarles
w Goddard, Fourteenth lnstailment
(Vitagraph). the Leader. Ninth. De-
tween E and streets.
Ann Murdock In "A Royal Fam
ily," adapted from the play by
turcs), the Strand). Ninth and u
Vivian Martin in THE Little Dutch
Girl" adapted from Two Little
Wooden Shoes" by Ouida (World
Film Corp). Crandalls. Ninth ana
Z streets.
Marguerite Clark in Helene OF
the North" paramount Pictures):
the Columbia Thea,er. Twelfth and
F streets.
Grace D'Armond In "The House Of
A Thousand Candies" adapted from
the novel by Meredith Nicholson
". s. L E.-selis). the Garden. 42a
Ninth street
Martha Hedman in The. Cub.
World Film Corp.). the Circle. 21S
Pennsylvania avenue.
Lenore Ulr!ch In Capital Punish
ment" (Knickerbocker FeatureJ. the
Olympic. l43l L street.
Charles Chaplin In The Film
Johnnie" (Keystone). the Virginia,
Ninth, between F and G streets.
Betty Gray and hionel Adams In
The Mystery Of Mary" (Vitagraph),
the Revere, Georgia avenue and
Park road.
Thomas Santschi In The Oeto-
pus" (selig), the Arcade, Fourteenth
street and Park road.
Note-These selections arc made
l from programs prepared by the
| managers Of the theaters con-
cerned. and no responsibility is
assumed for arbitrary changes
l without notice to The Times.
I 1hey are based on the personality
| of tho players and the producing
| company, and not personal inspec-
tion. except in special cases
g. M.
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CRONICA INICIAL
LEGISLAT|vA

Exclusive para La Revista de Taos
Con acuerdo muy cabal
Entire distintos poderss
Sc ocupau-de sus quehaceres
7 comienza la session.
Kyrie eleison, Christie eleyson.
Ell Gobernador y miembros
Olvidaron sus rencores
\ piensaH ser los mejores
Amigos del coraz6n.
Kyrie eleison, Christie eleyson.
Da lectura a su mensaie
El brillante ejecutivo,
Y demuestra un cello vivo
A toda la poblaci6n.
Kyrie eleisop, Christe eleyson.
Lo oyen los leglsladores
Muy atentos y cumplidos
\ parecen conveneidos
Que acabo la division.
kyrie eleison, Christie eleyson.
Pero entire la mayoria
NiDguno SO ha convertible
En- Democratic aguerrido,
Nj renuncia su opinion.
Kyrie eleisoD, Christie eleyson
Ell mensaje recomienda
Cue impongan mas tasaciones,
7 aumento de dotaciones
Para cada institution.
kyrie eleison, Christie eleysop.
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Proximo Casorio
MAESTAS- DURAN

Fl proximo lunes, dia 1ro. de
Febrero contraeran matrimonio
Ireligioso en- la parroquia de Taos,
el apreciable j6ven j ose Francisco
Dnran con la bella senorita Maria
Clarita Meestas.
Ell novio es hija de Don Lean
dro Duran y esposa y Ia novia de
Don Manuel A. Maestas y esposa,
ambas respetables y prominentes
familias de Talpa, este condsdo.
En- honor al evento habia recep-
cion y baile en- casa la novia.
Que sean fslires, son los deseos
de LA REVISTA.
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Peina con sumo earifo
A sus tieles Ambnlantes
\ propone que euanto antes
Les aumenten la racion.
kyrie eleison, Christie eleyson.
Los Democrats aplauden,
Pero los Repnbicanos
No uneven nj pies nj manos
En- tan solemne ocasi6n.
Kyrie eleison, Christie eleyson.
Dura unos dias Ia tregua,
Pero Sc quiebra en- seguida
Con la sgresi6n atrevida
De Dam6craia facci6n.
Kyrie eleisop, Christie eley SOD.
Cuando de noche forzaron
La puerta del lutendente
Y con malicia inclemente
Le infieren fnerte baldop.
kyrie eleieon, Christie eleyson.
Luego vienen las contestas
7 una vez leido el reporte
Dan salida y passporte
A dos legistas de Union.
Kyrie eleison, Christie eleyson.
Despues Rafael Garcia
Que vino dc Bernalillo,
LIE dan una en- el codillo
A modo de extremauncion.
Kyrie eleison, Christie eleysop.
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Notice Of Contest.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, January II, 1915
To Repito Garcia, of Questa, N. M.,
Contestee
You are hereby notified that James
NJ, Alvey. who gives Red River, N. NJ,
as his post office address, did on Dec.
3, 1914, file in this office his. duly cor
roborated application to contest and
secure the cancellation OF your home
stead Entry No. Serial No. 0lS09O
made March 1913. for SO acres Tres
tored to entry under List 3-14S5) Section
33, Township 20 N, Range IA E., N. NJ.
P. NJ, Meridian, and as grounds for his
contest he alleges that Repito Garcia
has abandoned his land has not resided
or cultivated the same since fling upon
the land.
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed, and your said entry will
be cancelled without further right to he
l1ard, either before this Office or on ap-
peal. if you fail to file in this Office with
in twenty days after the FOURTH pub
lication OF this notice, as shown below,
your answer, under oath, specifically
responding to these allegations Of con
test, together with due proof that you
have served copy OF your answer on
the said contestant either in person or
by registered mail.
You should state in your answer the
name of the post office to which you
desire future notices to be sent to you.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register
First Pub. Jan. %. Last Pub. Feb. II.
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hacerlo yaler, y asf es que un HON
bre que Sc separa de sus amigos
por complacer sus enemigos SO
queda en- el aire y es carta que no
cnenta.
Pedro. * cree Vd. que los Re.
publicanos conseguiran dos terce-
ras parties en- am bas camaras legis
lativas?
Juan. Creo que hay buena pro.
babilidad de que las consigan, ma.
yormente ahora que parece que van
dar asiento Antonio Chaves, el
contestants Republican, del con la.
do de Sierra, cuyo asiento ha que
dadc vacante causa de que Sc pro-
bo que su competitor BoJorquez
era ineligible.
Pedro. ;Pues como es que el
Gobernador Nc Donal ha expedido
una proclama convocando una eIec.
ci6n en- el condado de Sierra, que
SO verifcara el dia 8 del pr6ximo
Febrero para llenar la vacancia
causada por la expulsion de Bojor.
quez.
Juan. Esas son tretas del Go
bernador y de sus secuaces que no
tendran niDgdn resultado nj efecto,
y ponen en- claro 10 desesperados
que estan los cahecillas democrati
cos al yer que va les llega la lum
bre a los aparejos. La accion del
gobernador servira dnicamente pa.
ra que los Republicanos Sc apresu-
rem admitir Chaves como miem
bro, y en- vista de que la Camara
es el solo juez de sus propios asun
tos, su dictamen prevale .era.
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DIAL0GO
Entire Juan ell Le-
tradoy Pedro Ell
RuStiCO en- Refe-
I renCia a AsuntOs
Legislatures

Pedro. He venido visitar .
Vd. pars que me informe acerca
de 10 que realIneute essa pasando en-
Santa Fe, pues me han dicho tan
tas cosas que estoy confuse y no Sc
q que atenerme.
Juan Estoy listo servirte,
pero dime primero que cosas te
han dicho.
Pedro. Me dicen que en- la le
gislatura la mayoria esta abusando
de au ventaja y pisoteando la JUS
ticia y que va ha echsdo de sus
asientos a cuatro representatives.
defnocraticos sin razones nj mott
yos fundados.
Juan. TX que mas te han dichos
Pedro. Que un senor Ely, que
es presidente de la comision Re
publieaDa de estado ha denunciado
con mucha acr;monia semejantes
hechos.
Juan. Pnes comenzando .por el
principle to dire que ESQ dc que
los Republicanos estan abusando
de sus opositores es una farsa y ma
da mas. porque 10 cierto y 10 ver
dadero es que estan obrando Justa
mente y confcrme al derecho que
tienen.
Pedro. ;Luego no es vsrdad que
han echado cuatro representatives
de sus asientos!
Juan. 81, es verdad, pero los
han echado bajo contestas regular
mente protocoladas, en- las cuales
se probo que tres de dichos repre-
sentantes habian ganado su eiec
zion con metodos fraudulentos no
estaban legalmente electos, y que
81 cuarto no solo habia ganado con
fraude sino que estaba descalitica
do por la constitution porqne al
ser electo representante era tam
bien comisionado de condado, y no
resigno hasta el dia 5 del presente
mes, y por 10 tanto era ineligible.
Pedro. * que me dice del Pre-
sidente de la Comision Central Re
publicanas
Juan. Que es verdad que Ely
hizo un berrinche y publico una
communication en- un peri6dico de.
mocratico denunciando a los Repu.
bLicanos causa de las contestas,
pero aus motives no son tan desin
teresados como aparenta, y su pro
ceder tdvo por origen la vanidad y
el orgullo lastimados.
Pedro. Es decir que no es me
ior nj tieue mas autoridad que los
demas csudillos Republicanoss
Juan. No tiene NADIA de me]or,
Y en- reaIidad es 10 mismo que loa
demas hombres, pero es de esos
sujetos que procuran grangear
a sus opositores con el fin de obts-
ner aplausos y para que digan que
es un apostol de la pureza.
Pedro, Pero porque dice Vd
que estaba resentidog ;Que razon
tenia para clio!
Juan. Porque 81 SO tiguraba que
con ser presidente de la colnision
central era el monarca y dictador |
absolute del partido Republican,,
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V 10 ltb ulI6Il Us 10 Id Sd tudI q
|y demas caudillos Republicanos no
tenfan otro derecho que 81 do reci-
bir y obedecer sus ordenes.
Pedro. Pareceme extrafa seme.
jante conducta On un hombre que
ocupa puesto tan eminente.
Juan. No tiene NADIA de extraflo,
pues cuando un individuo no tiene
formalidad en- sus hechos nj tirme
"a on sus resoluciones NO puede
mostrar consistencis en- su modo
de obrar y On cualquisr tempo cae
en- Ia trampa de sus propios desa
cisrtos.
Pedro. 5Y en- que manera vino
a sncedsr ESQ?
Juan. Provino de que Ely vi6n
dose la cabeza del psrtido, presto
dido las lisonJas y halagos de al
gunos de sus opositorss que le di
Jeron que no debia de pernitir que
otros mienibros de la comisi6n y
J-fes del partido cooperasen con
los representatives en- la organiza
cion dc la Camara, y Que 81 solo
corresponds 81 derecho de deter
minar y dirigir 10 que debia hacer.
SO.
Pedro. ~ porque quebro con su
partidog
Juan. Por9ue habiendo adopta.
do como suyss la mira y opinion
de los cabecillas democraticcs en-
referencia a las contestas ante la
Camars, vi6 que nadie hacfa case
de sus ordeDes y mandates y en-
tonces hi2o ell berrinche que oca
siono la publication del comunica-
do anti -Republicanc de que te he
hablado arriba.
Pedro pero dicen que su decla
racion tendra el efecto de dividir el
partido.
Jnau. Semejante asercion es un
solemne disparate, pues Ely no
tiene ninguna infiuencis personal
entire Ell pueblo y es residente del
condado do Lana que siempre vota
casf unanime por la democracia.
Pedro sPues ent6nces, sporque
10 elevan al puesto de la comision
central Republicans?
Juan. Porque es un joven am.
bicioso y de talento que ha tornado
parte y SO ha distinguido en- algu-
mas campallss abogando por los
principos y can1idatos del partido
Republicano, y por su actividad "
cello Sc habia grangeado la buena
opinion de Duchos de los principa
lea caudillos Isepublicanos.
Pedro. " que efecto tendra la
actitud de hostilidsd que, ha asu
mido.
Juan. No tendrd efecto ninguno
sobre la unidad y faerza del parti
do, pero el personalmente no de
jara de perjudicarlS bastante, por-
que Ell berrinche que hizo demues-
ira que no es hombrs s6lido nj de
luicio bien balanceado, y ESQ i'm
pedira que en- 10 future obtenga al
guna candidatura posicion impor
tante.
Pedro. Pero tai vez los cabeci
llas democraticos SO mostraran
agradecidos y le ofreceran apoyo
para cualquier posici6n que pre-.
tendiere.
Juan. No 10 creas; los Demo.
cratas buscan instrumentos para
usarlos mientras los necesitan, y
Iuego que ven que va no les son
titles los deJan IN lado y no
vuelven acordarse de ellos.
Pedro. Pero mo dice Vd. que
% hombre de mucho talento?
J uan. acknowledgements que 10
,s, pero te dire que en- politica no
,irve de NADIA el talento 81 no tiene
j apoyo de hombres que pueden !