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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-03
Powers a District Leader.

Despite positive statements by the
President that he would not appoint
= district leader from New York to
any ONCE. Mr.. Powers has been nomi-
mated. He 10 q district leader. but the
objection II waived In his ease be-
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
SNOW Path BRUSHES
The SPORT AT newark

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del. Dec. 15-Horsemen
in Newark and vicinity had their first
brushes OF the season on the Main
street snow path yesterday afternoon.
The speedway was in fine shape for
the brushes and a number Of fast
horses were out. Gertrude b., by Be
Sure, owned by Victor G. Willis and
driven by former Levy Courtman
Daniel Thompson, upheld her title of
queen Of the snow path, which she
has retained for several years.
DR.. S T. Young, with his black geld
ing Rock c.. gave Mr.. Thompson some
close brushes and promises to make
Gertrude b. go some to retain her title
if the sleighing lasts several days.
The racing was watched by a large
number of residents and visitors on
Main street The speedway is from
near the entrance to Delaware College
to a point below the Washington
House which gives a wide level
stretch of street of nearly half mile
For many years this has been a noted
speedway and probably attracts more
visitors in the sleighing season than
any other snow path in the State. The
fact that the street was macadamiz-
ed two years ago does not seem to
have hurt the sport, and in fact many
think that it is better now than ever
before. If the weather continues cold
the sport will last for some days.
Clark McCarnes, who is well knovn
as the driver of Mr.. Lafferty's fast
mare, Bessie Patchen, was out yester-
day behind Bell Direct, another Of the
Lafferty stable. Benjamin Dickey, Jr.
of Stanton, was here with Prince
March. Jr., by Prince March, and was
"a contender in a number Of the
brushes. Frank Elliott was also out
with his bay gelding. Many more
horsemen are expected here this ar
ternoon il the sport continues good.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
De NERI- -BROWNSON
IN another Series
Eastern LeaguerS Here on
Friday Night to Enter
tain Cage Fans
STARS IN THE
VISITORS LINE

The game OF all games will be
played next Friday night at Brownson
Hall, when the fast-going Brownson
five meets the despotic band of bas-
ketball tossers known as the DE Neri
Eastern League team This will be
the first of series Of three games
which is played between these teams
every year and as DE Neri has won
every series thus far. the Brownson
boys are determined to spill the
beans" this season and will play at
break-neck speed from the moment
the referee sounds his whistle until
the minute hand on the timekeeper's
watch reaches the forty mark.
AT the beginning Of this season the
Duddies were playing in poor form.
probably due to their oncountering a
losing streak, which every team has
sooner or later. However. during the
past several weeks they have regained
their lost prestige and, as if over
night, have climbed out OF the cellar
position i'm the Eastern League race
to fourth place. With De Neri dis
playing such rare form at the present
time, and their probably continuing
the good work for some time. the
Brownsm board Of strategy will have
to give serious consideration to anv
mode Of attack which they may out
line II they wish to conquer the az.
gressive Philadelphians.
In the BrownsOn game De Nen will
present the same formidable line-up
as has represented them on the wood
en- ways all season. Kid Dark and
beckman VIII be at the forward sta
tons. Orimstad will jump center. and
DOC Newman and Kinkaide will be on
the defense. Dark, Newman and Kin
kaide have been seen at Brownson
Hall before. Grimstad and Beckman
are new ones on the De Neri five. hav-
ing come from the New York state
League. Due to the loss OF Fogartv TO
trenton, Kid Dark has been doing all
OF the toul shooting for the Duddies.
ana he has been filling Joes shoes in
creultable manner In the game on
last Saturday night with Jasper
Darks accuracy in caging the one
pointers was largely responsible fol
his teams victory.
In all probability all Of Brownson's
old guards will work against De Neri
However Johnny Mulvena is some.
what concerned about Haney and Rig
ney Joe and Larry have been OUT of
the game for the past few weeks be-
cause OF severe colds. and il is doubt
iul whether they will be in condition
TO play Friday night. II not. Joe
Lacy and Doc Dougnerty will be on
the job to jump in and help Brovnson
Vanquish the speedy Duddies. Mark
MNcDonough' Leo Walsh and Charlie
McDonough were given a rest last
week. and, judging from their practice
work. will be in first-class condition
Tor the coming fracas.
Previous to the big event a prelimi-
nary game will be played between two
teams OF the Brownson League.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
THE RICHEST
and fastest
OF CHEWS
American Navy" is a Man
size Chew with Man-
size Quality
THE MELLOW FLAVOR LASTS

It's the taste Of choice tobacco leaf
that pleases a mans palate and make
the use of tobacco 4 wholesome, health
full digestion-promoting habit And yo
can get that taste only in Plug chewing
tobacco.
American Navy has ripe, rich taste
that keeps you good-natured and plumb
full of contentment
Why chew tobacco that's made Of
leaf cuttings" and loosely packed in
paper bags when you can get Ameri-
can Navy PiKg?
Its leaf is the same as that of the
best scrap made-but every leaf is
7Uhole
And that rich ripe leaf is pressed
clean and wholesome into delicious
golden-brown plugs where its fruity
favor is kept fresh and sweet and mel
low.
The leaf for American Navy is rigid
ly protected at every step, and ever,
plug reaches you absolutely pure, and s.
everlastingly tasty that it makes you
mouth water just to think about it.
American Navy is a man-size pluc
with man-size quality in every sweC
mellow satisfying chevy of it.
Try a cut-5c and lOc-that will con-
vince you.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
BENEFIT FOR LrIGARn-

Seven acts Of frst-class vaudeville
VIII be presented by Charles II. Lui-
gard, one of the foremost
hgures in sporting circles in this
country and one time skating cham
pion, who recently lost the sight of
both eyes. at the Pythian Castle To-
night Mr.. Luigard has spent sew
eral thousand dollars for treatment in
trying to restore his sight and the
funds realized from the performance
tonight will be used to support him
in his afliction.
The show from the Keith and Proc
tor Circuit will include number of
friends OF Mr.. Luigard who have vol
unteered their services. Many tickets
have been distributed among Inc
members Of the Wilmington and
Pennsgrove lodges of Moose and also
the local tremen. among whom Mr.
Luigard is very we'll known. Moth.
ing has been left undone 10 pleas,
the patrons.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
PENNSY Athletes
IN SMOKER TONIGHT
Members OF Organization
Show Great Interest in
New Quarters
WILL ORGANIZE
A QUOT LEAGUE

Affairs at the p. b. and W. r. r. A
A. are now going along at full swing;
musical instruments. pool tables. bill
lizard tables and shunleboards have
been installed and are in constant use
during the opening hours of the
rooms. Indoor quoits will be estab
lished in few days. and the quot
pitchers will take hand in making
the game popular Any member OF
the association interested will kindly
hand IN his name to anyone Of the
following committee: L. T. Ardis. c.
A. August, Geroge Goldle, J. T. Leech,
G. S. Long, b. J. Draper. l.. II. Ryan.
II is expected that the league will
be in full swing by December 20 and
all games will be played in the new
clubrooms in THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL Building.
This evening has been set aside for
smoker and entertainment AS this
is the first affair of the kind it is hop
ed that all members will avail them
selves of spending a pleasant even
ing. The gymnasium at Friends
School will be closed this evening.
A recent visit to the rooms on Sun
day showed that the members beyond
doubt were taking advantage Of the
reading matter and musical instru-
ments, the tables being covered with
the latest periodicals, newspapers
and magazines. This seems to in
dicate that without doubt those that
belong to the association are cOnsid-
ering these new rooms their head
quarters during times when they are
not engaged elsewhere. and that they
have also entered into the spirit OF
closing the rooms to all kinds OF
games during the day OF rest
The management finds that the
scheme of collecting money by the
honor system is working out as ex-
pected, no money being collected from
the members who use the tables, al
lowing them to deposit such amount
as they see fit in convenient boxes ar
ranged on the walls of the pool room.
The association is desirous OF
thanking the newspapers for the good
things that have been said of the or
ganization during its short existence
and considers the following clipping
OF an editorial taken from THE
EVENING JOURNAL as showing the
true spirit OF the association, and feels
that it should be reprinted
1T follows, as a matter of course
that an organization so well composed
is well managed and that it is servine
as an important element OF good in
our community. It's activities and di-
versions are many They all make
! for better manhood and citizenship
and serve the best interests Of one of
the greatest transportation systems in
the world
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
Standing OF the Teams.
PENLYN HAS BIG JOB.

In their third game Of the season
the Penlvn Hall basketball team VIII
clash with the Xavier five, Of Phila-
delphia. on the settlement noor on
Friday night. The visitors is an Ameri-
can League team. which is second
only to the Eastern League in class,
and the locals will have a tough prop
Osition TO buck
The Philadelphians will probably
line up with Osten and Fitzpatrick,
the latter an eX-Eastorn Lacquer; Ma
gee, Albaugh and lamison. The locals
will use their regular lineup. includ-
ing Follmer, d. Cloward. Thompson II.
Foulk, S Cloward, Boggs and Dare.
The preliminary game will be be-
tween the Glover and Nadeley quin-
tets
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
SEX BONERS FATHFR.

A warrant for the arrest Of James
Iniiy, father Of Jimmy Murphy. the
fNest Philadelphia pugilist. who de-
Ieaied the i55-pound champion. Fred
Welsh. on Monday. was issued yester-
day 70 Charles Swinehart. Murphy's
manager, by Magistrate BOYLE. OF
philadelphia He charges Tuily with
disorderly conduct.
Swinehart says Tully drove Murphy
ont OF his home three years ago, and
ever since Murphy began 70 make
money as a boxer he has annoyed
STanehaft with threats and abuse.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
MORSEMEN AT BANOUET.

A banquet will be held by the own
ers and drivers of the Delaware Horse
Show Association at Hanna's cafe to-
morrow night. 1t is an annual affair.
The committee. OF which John C..
Boulden is chairman and J. Writ VIII
lis. secretary. is meeting with every
encouragement especially from the
horse show officials. The other mem
bers OF the committee arc DR.. II. p.
Ewes. Dr. H. II. Darlington. John S.
Mcconnell. Carroll w. Griffith and
Stephen McNee
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
What Do You Want
10 Know About Sport

Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL
viii you please publish in your
sport column little dope on the late
Austin Gibbons, who fought about 10
or 20 years ago? Was he a first rater
and was he a contender for the cham
pionship in his weight? SPORT.
Gibbons was born in Liverpool, Eng
land, August 10, 1870. Began as an
amateur in 1856. Knocked out Mike
Cushing, December IS, 1889, in ten
rounds, in n bout. said TO be for the
l26-p0und championship, an absurd
claim. Met Jack McAuliife September
II, 1891, for lightweight title at the
weight Of 13J and police interfered i'm
sixth round. The referee decided Nc
Auliffe had advantage at time OF in
terference and gave decision to Nc
Auliiie. Gibbons knocked out Mike
DAILY March z. 1898, i'm 81 rounds at
1876 pounds. Gibbons was later knock
ed out by Joe WalcOtt in four rounds.
As McAuliiie never met Cushing, for
some reason best known to himself,
and as the champion could do not bet
ter than a 15-rOund draw with Daily,
Gibbons looked like n real contender
for the lightweight title.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL.
(1) Was Willie Ritchie ever a cham
piOn of the world? (2) Was AL Nc
Coy ever a middleweight champion OF
America? F. w.
% Yes. He won worlds champion
ship by defeating Ad WOlgast and
lost IL TO Freddie Welsh. (2) He still
is the American middleWeight cham
piOn and will hold the title until he
loses by referees decision or knock
out.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL.
What has become of Major Taylor
the negro bicycle rider? H.
He is living in Worcester, Mass.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
In your opinion, who was the
cleverest boxer that ever entered the
ring in the middleweight division?
Jack Dempsey.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL.
G) Is AL Bridwell the one-time
shortstop of the New York Nationals,
playing ball vet? C2) Who is the old
est Honus Wagner or Christy Mathew
son? ca A man on second and third,
batter hits a fly to infield and short
stop drops ball. Is the batter out or
safe? (4 A man on first. batter hits
ball to shortstop. Shortstop throws
to first and retires batter, but the man
who was on first keeps running up and
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
YOUNG FRIENDS WIN

Putting up a stubborn uphill fight.
the Young Friends A. A. basketball
team last night won over the High
land quintet by the score OF 2l TO 20.
The odds were against the winners
from the start. but they always came
from behind and finally nosed High
land out. The shooting and passing
OF Morris, Evans and Carl featured
for the Quakers. while Morton and
Martin played best for the losers. The
liuo-un.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
TRAP SHOOTING
BASKET BALL
HAGLEY VS.. EDGE MO,R

The Edge Moor basketball team viii
tackle the Hagley five in the latter's
cage at the Hagley Community
House tonight. The suburbanites
have been going at break-neck speed
of late and as the Hagley boys have
been setting one just as fast, one of
the best games of the year is looked
for.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
G.. O.P. LEAGUE.

Sixth Ward Of the Republican City
Quot League lost to the Fifth Ward
ers three out of the five games. The
score.
Sixth Ward .... q q I p 15-3
Fifth Ward see. 19 20 21 Is 21-2
Players: Sixth - Nevin Clowney,
captain: Joseph Moore. f. Hanes-
worth, Guy Handy. F'ifth-Charles
Sheppard. captain; John Griffith,
Smiley King. Referee-Alhert Vaughn.
Schedule for Tonight.
Ninth ve Third
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
A. O. u. ". BOWLINC.

The second string of games in the
new handicap series started by the
Workmen bowlers resulted in three
wins for the Wilmington
Blues last night Forty-five games
will be played. The scores:
WiImfnDfon RIuae
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
IIirhland.

Field goals-Morris. 2; Evans, 3
Carl. B. Strebb, 5; Mcdowell. Minker
Foul goals-Carl, 5; Strebb, G. Ref
eree-Gallagher. Timekeeper - Ayers.
Scorer-Vernon.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
RESERVES LOSE CAME.

In one-sided game last night the
Edge Moor basketball team defeated
the Edge Moor Reserves five by the
score Of 81 to 10. From the start the
Reserves were outclassed. The Pat
terson brothers starred for the losers.
The lineup:
LTTu, No..
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
PR. a W. LEAGUE.

The Superintendent OF Signals and
the Boiler Erecting Shop teams were
the winners in the nightly matches OF
the p, B. and W. r. r. A. A. Bowling
League on the Crescent Alleys last
night. The scores.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
HERCULES.DUPONT LFACI-P.

In the Hercules-duPont League on
the Crescent alleys last night. dupont
No. j defeated Hercules in two out OF
three games. The scores;
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
Reserves

IItIu suaIs-brodeIy, y, Cole, 8; r.
Patterson, 3 Adamson, 3; c. Patter-
son, 4; NJ. Patterson. Foul goals-Cole.
z. Referee-McLaughlin. Timekeeper-
ID. Patterson. Scorer-Blockson Time
OF halves-20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
RED MEMS LEAGUE.

Andastaka Tribe OF quoiters lost
four out OF five games to the Seminole
scalpers Of New Castle last night. The
scores:
Seminole .....21 q 10 p PA
Andastaka ....16 8 q 10 81
Players: Seminole-Ge George Proud,
Sr., George Proud. Jr.. John Proud,
L. Walls. A. Wilhelm. Andastalka-
Thompson, Hanna, Draper. King. Ref
eree--H. A. Dempsey. Scorer
George Weir.
Cherokee took Minnehaha OF New
ark into camp for three out Of the five
games last night The scores:
Minnehaha ...21 20 3 81 1S-2
Cherokee ILLS 21 p 16 21-3
Players: Minnehaha-O. Little,
captain; w. Morris. c. Hopkins. J..
Ewing. -Kerchner captain: 4:
Wilson. Gallagher. Whiteford. Ref
eree-Jackson. Scorer-DiXon.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15

down and gets back to first. Is he out
or safe? j.
% Yes, with st. Louis Feds. (2)
Wagner. HOnus is seven years older
than Matty. (3) Safe; unless first base
also was occupied. (i) Runner is safe.
Evening journal., 1915-12-15
Dupont No. 4
HercuIes.

Totals .........7O6 sss 72O ana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-28
APERTURE DE LAS ESCUELAS
NOCTURNAS.

4 las siete V ounce m~lnutos'de Ia
noche del pr6ximo lunes, Sc reanuda-
ri ell servicio de escuelas publicas
nocturnas gratuitas. en- esta ciudad.
Dichas ~escuelas i~nauguraran sus cla-
ses n~octurnas en- los siguientes es-
tablecimientos ~oficiales: Brackenrid-
ge High School. situada en- Ia Gale
South Alamo.
Navarro School. No. s. esquina Pc
cos Y San Fernando.
Bowie School. No. 9, Gale de Co.
dorado. al Nortc.
En- el primero de los estab!ecImien-
tos citados Sc ensenari de preferencIa
Ell idioma inglGs i los eX~tranJeroS y
el cspanol q los nativos, asi como ar
G~uitectura. mecanica, dibujO Y otros
amos de utilidad p]rictica.
Nuestros compatriotas haran blen
de a~provecharse de las ventajas que
ofrecen esaS classes nocturnas a las
cue pueden ]concurrir sin faltar a sus
cuotidianas labOres, Y dondc. ademas
del aprendizaje de Il lengua inglesa,
pueden aprender tambiGn alguna de
las artes mecanicas que ali sc ense-
nan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-28
REDUCTION DE EMPLEADOS.

FL senior Mayor Brown ha anuncia-
do que ell dia 10. de NOvicmbre sc
hara una reduction de c~mpleados en-
todos los departamentos de Ia ciudad,
en- virtud de que las erandes obras
que hace tempo Sc cmprendieron. han
terminado aigunas Y ctras eStan a
punto de tcrminar Y no hay raZon pa
ra mantener Ia misma superintendent
ella de empIeados que haSta ahora.
Que tai medida no obedece i Ia falta
de recursos en- Ell tesorO publicO, por-
que no hayan sido cubiertos los i'm
puestoS, sino a una medida de orden
indicada racionalmente. dcsde cl mo-
ment que los servicios publicos no
exigen el concurso de muchoS en-
pleadoS.
Nos parece justa la medida; pero
ella va q ser motive de grandes pc
mas para muchas personals que no
cuentan con mas recurso que los que
les proporciona Su empleo. Sin en-
barge. sobre toda consideration de-
be ponerse la conveniencia publica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-28
Sc REGARAN LAS GALES CON
ACEITE MINERAL.

Aver en- la manana, el senior Coml-
sionado Ray Lambert ofreci6 poner
cuanto ~estuviera de su parte para eli
minar las molestias que causa el pol
vo nue sc !evanta de las Gales, cor
gran perjuicio al mismo tempo para
Ia salud, ' cStamos scgurOs de que
cumplirl su prop0sitO. pues desde !ue-
90 encarg6 al ~lngeniero de Ia Ciudad
haga un prcsupuesto de! costo que sa-
cara rogar con aceite mineral todas
las GALES macadamiZadas. adyacen-
ties al distrito de Ia ciudad dorde Sc
italian establecidos los PARTICIPATES ne
gocios de San Antonio. lgual pro-
ccdimicnto sc empleard con las demis
Gales, dos 0 tres veces a In semana.
La medida 10 puede ser mas acerta
da V mas Il cubierto estara Ia pObla-
ci0n de los peligros dc Ia tuberculo-
sis. cuyo principal vehiculo es el pol
vo que aspiramOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-28
.ARRESTADO ?OR HOMICIDE.

DimOS cuenta a nuestroS ~iectoreS,
del homicidio cometido Ell In persona
de Vicente Sosa. comerciante radi-
cado en- la Gale de South Flores. Ell
dia 8 del actual.
Sc ACADIA de arrestar a un hombre
' a una mujer por considerarse!es mo
dados en este delito, en- que n po-
licia no ha cesado de TRAFALGAR para
descubrir Il sus autores.
Sc cree fundamentalmente que dos
hombrcs y una mujer tuvieron parti-
cipio en- Ia comiSiGn del hecho. que
hubo por objeto e. roho. y sc buSca
con TODD empeno a! que fa!ta. que.
como Sc rccordara. fuG herido por Ia
victima. cuanGo Urataha de defender
Sc de SuS ag~resOTcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-28

-Oidm". rriStianO>: c"mo v0s0-
tr0S. rStuVp aver Ell 81 O~Strianllln,
V r>curhi Ia ~prriirariGn: allnluc
anirS 81 cniunrrS no uS cOnnrla.
yur>lrn$ hrrhoS me- han icmoStrain
lur S0i> h0nradOS y hucnOS. De-
riilr a la Viuda que VlVc en- eSia
casa Que prrmanrzra. duedaos Vo-
SoiroS Y prrmitiImr que ronOlnn"
I'll vIrstra rompalia. Este hom-
nrr. que ~ miiic0, o pnr 10 mrnn5
PRACTICE rn rurar hcridaS. oS dira
i putdo irmr hoy de- alui. E>loy
rnfrrmn. lrn-o roto IN braz0 que
no irhu m"vrrIo durantr aIgunos
diaS, y por cnnSiguirnte declare
que no me ire De aqui. como no
me rchiiS empleando la furrza.
En- este punto Gallo eI joyen fa!-
to DE- alianto para cOntinuar.
No uSarcmoS contra Ii. SeHof.
de ]vioIenria al=una-dijo CriSpo-
solo aspiramoS a <aivar nurstras
rabezaS.
FL tribune. POGO acoStumbrado
4 Or obieciones. frunci6 81 ceho al
escuchar eStas paIabras. Y replied:
-Dejaime que tome a!Ianto.
-Por CrOt6n, a quien mat6 Urso.
nadie ha de preguntar-repuso tras
brave pausa.-Hoy debia II a Be-
novento, llamado por Vatinio, y to-
dos ~creeTin que ha partido. Guam
do entrj con Il eu eSta casa q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-28

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-28

-VioIenria -randr t. roStaba Il
j.riSpo derirlr que no 81 lrataha
uuicamrnlr lie SuStrarrse 4 la>
pcr>rcurionc> de- PrefeclO V De IA
policia. Sino de- muir de- II. de- Vi
nici0. para p0ner a Ligia Il Gu
birrio De ullerioreS golpes de ma
no.
neutrality-suspicious. bueno 81!
braZo derechO: he aqui unaS tablaS
rnceradaS Y un ~eSliln: eScribclrs
a tu> >~lrVIentr>. para que c>ta no
che Vengan con una litera y tc lie
ven a tn casa. an ionde lendr;iS
mas cOm0dldadeS que en- medic de-
uueStra ScaScZ Nivimos aqui con
una p0bre viuda que no iariara
ell ven!r Y cOn Su hijo, Fl cual
llnVard tn carta. NoSOtrOS buSca-
remoS oirO >itIo donde Ocultarno>.
Nlnicio palideci6. comprendien-
do que Queri&l separate de Li@ia
y que. tn este caSo TO la Nerii
mas eli 81 vida. No - le Orultaba
10 infructuoso de ofrecer seguri-
dade> a aquelIa genie que no le
creer!a, aunque jurara que eStaba
pr0Qto q conducir a Llgla d casa
de Pompon!a Greclna. Y Ia incredu-
lidad estaba justificada. :porque
blen pudo hacerlo anteS. 81 en- vez
de obstinarSe Ell ~perSesuir a Ligia
Sc hubiera dirisido a Pomponia.
iurandola que renunciaba a los ac-
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-DioS t. ina im%prdiio. Niuicio.
Iur lleveS Il cabo la maia accidn
que iutrutaDa> Y t. la ronSrrvado
IA vida para que t" arrcpieniaS.
f.. ant" luirn FL hombre - mcnoS
que I'M =rano de- polvo. - traio
lndefen>o a nueS;ra> mano>: pcro
rn quirn rrcemoS, nos man
Ia amar 4 nur>troS enemigoS. Pu-
ESQ t. hemu> curado las hrriiaS.
'. como Ligia L. ma dichO. H. Pc
limos a bios que L. deVuclva la >a-
lud: per0 no podemoS pcrmanecer
pcr largo tempo enlresadoS a
ruliartc. Nuelvr. pueS. a III amino
"A calma. y medita bien acerca DE-.
- iigno de ii pro>e-uir Ia en-
prendiia persecution contra Ii
gia. va 10 YES; has privado a esa
joven de Il tutOreS Y a noSotr0S
nos has deiadO sin techo; pero e
devolveremo> bien por nal.
-:Mc Observation-Disclosures Vi
niciu.
-Queremos Salir De eSta casa
para librarnoS De Ia persecution del
Prefecto de la ciudad: III companero
muri0. y til. que eres poderoSo
entire los tuyoS. eStaS herido. Ma
da de este Ia ocurrido por culpa
nueStra: pero podria caer sobra no
Sotros q peso de la ley.
No temaiS las perSecuciones-
diio el patricio-yo oS ~protejert.