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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
LEHIGH Is MECCA
FOR COLLEGE MAT
EXPONENTS TO-DAY
Finely Trained Wrestl..
Are Gathered at SoutS
Bethlehem for Event.' Er'l'
Tonight and Tomorro,'s'
Night. iVN

hehish University today becsm. j,
Mecca for the cream of college w., w. '0'
IN the East and by tonight sor..-, ''''e's 's
Oh mat artists from Columbia p,,..'.O '.O's
University of Pennsylvania ana ',,.e'Oa
are expected to arrive for tbo ."el
tercolesiate wrestling tournamen, ~. =
VIII be staged in the new Tavlor umca
sum tonight and tomorrow con,.s,' sa'aa-
quarters have been provided tor
team in the gymnasium. all wi,s,. s'en
reach OF the room where ,h, ,,. easy
events will be wrested.
Two mats will be used al, tho ,,.
night the preliminaries and sor,, ~
VIII be wrestled and the finals .na a'
tests for second and third p,aca, e''r
Manager C. Il. Vance ~ 80,
is the manager-in-chIef of ,bs sn, who
nounced today that of the throa ,ueet, an.
clded on in New York last st,,,.s nsn de'
referees, Herman Wolff of phiiasy a.
former lightweight champion oihelpnia, NJ hra,
VIII De mead referee, and Franl Ia
OF balt'more. coach at the Navo, yncn'
emy, and w. e. Lewis, coach y, Hsao' na
state, will be assistants. '" at Penn
80 ne wrestling team OF the lrniver,,,..
y, - Teinsylvania left the Reading ~.
I.ai .t, nor south Bethlehem, Pa. whs..
they will compete with the other % wners
IN the intercollegiate meet n ba ILoueses
night anu tomorrow
me rem men who will wrestle IN ,...
rNent ,o- are: Sherman, 115 pounds: Wooi.,,
10 POUNDS; Lee, 135 pounds; Williams y,
pounds; Statler, 1853 pounds; Dswhn,rs 10
10 pounds; Dorizas heavyweipbt 'uist
me other members of the souaa ra.
~.,I make me trip will be Coach craiv
naptalh Tazewell. Mitchell, Trains,
Ha Slasen Managers Litteton and Hafnsr
mu,tner -,,t,, captain Tazewell nor Mtchsli
VIII be able to wrestle because ~ ini,,.a' isi
tors. ea" as specta-
captain Nat Pendleton. of the Circin.
nati wrestling team, said yesterd,v AZ.
the lure of the game was too stronr |a. tas
MIN, and that despite medical sdycs W ~
Lne contrary he would journey to soutb
bethiehem today with his team TO ss'
Iend his title in the 175-pound class ana
NY 10 bring the team championship Ia
Morningside Heights. O'''"'p ~
The Cornell wrestling team for tbs IN.
tercolleEiate meet has left for sonth
Bethlehem. The selection of McKsnyls
IN the 125 class. the shift of Gallogly from
the 10 to the 15S class, and the selection
or Mike kleinert, the football star n,
the heavyweight. were unexpected. Thu
others on the team are: Culbertson. 1n
fost' l3S; Sager 145 and McKeage, I7s
The Penn gymnasium team closs. n.
season tonight at the intercolleeiates In
New York. The team left TODAY from
west Philadelphia Station. Those making
the trip were Captain Barker, Rex KIrch.
ner, Hagert, Mutt, Sturridge and Hill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
DE ORO'S CHANCE TO
RETAIN TITLE GONE
Is Beaten in Afternoon Game
by George Moor, so to 35, in
Crucial Test.

CHICAGO March 26.-Playing the best
game of the tournament, William Huey,
ChcaEo's hope in the three-cushion bill
lizard championship meet, defeated John
DAILY, of New York, so to 50, last night,
and again went into the lead. The game
went to 6S innings. EIueys high run was
., while Daly's best was ;.
The victory put Huey into the lead by
half a game, he having won one more
contest than Moore and Daily, who are
now tied for second.
Champion De ORC was practically elimi-
mated from the running in the afternoon
contest, when he lost to George Moore 30
to 81, in 70 innings. Moore completed his
string IN 20 innings, his high run being E.
De Orc had high score of 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
MRS. BARLOW WINS TITLE.
DEFEATING MRS. W. ]. FAITH
Philadelphia Golfer Annexes United
North and South Laurels.

PINEHURST, n. c.. March S.-Mrs.
Ronald II. Barlow, of the Merton Cricket
Club, the Philadelphia champion, added
another title to her already long list by
anneXing the 18th annual United North
and South amateur golf championship for
women. scoring a brilliant triumph over
MIS-. w. J. Faith, OF Wykagyl. in the
final round, her margin of victory being
up and l to play.
Mrs Barlows tee shot on the short 1ith
which guard the green. and her approach
indicated timidity. but she holed long ,utt
for g. while Mrs. Faith. whose tee ihol
made one of the traps. lost stroke in ct
ting the hall into play, which. cost her The
hole and the match by . to L. The eards
are fast enough to claim general attention.
In the championship consolation Mrs. II. ~
stockton, Of Plainfield, n. j., won the medal
presented by the Women's Southern Golf AZ
sociation by q 3-and-2 victory over Miss LOUIS
F.. Elkins. of Pittsburgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
MAUPONE SCORES TENTH
CONSECUTIVE VICTORY

Defeats Keough in Interstate League
Billiard Match, so to 80.
Pierre Maupome. the local representa-
tive in the Interstate Three-Cushion Bill
lard League, annexed his 10th straight
victory by defeating Jerome Keogh. of
Rochester, so to 30, in 70 innings, in a
league match, held at Allinger's Aca-
denny last night.
large crowd witnessed the match, and
the superb judgment and control of
muscle exhibited by both GUESTS fire.
auentIy evoked applause.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
Cardinals Get Bob Bescher

ST LOUIS, Mo. March 2G.-Bob Bescher
outfieder on the New YORK Nationals yes,er-
linnals thereby completing the deal in which
". ID. ,IPolD Perrttt went 10 tho New YORK
Club, Miller Huggins, manager Of the local
Nationals announced he had received a teIe-
gram from Manager McGraw, OF the New York
team, accepting the ST Louis Clubs offer for
Bcscher, but he refused 10 make known the
terms OF the deal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
Princeton Club Meet Tomorrow

Eight hundred hlgh-school athletes from pub
lie and private schools will take part in the
der the auspices Of the Princeton Club, OF New
York az the list Regiment ArmoTy tomorrow
year Is the largest in the history Of these
games. and all the public and private high
schools in the city are represented Every ath-
letlc star in high school circles has entered
and officials expect that some high school rar-
ords viii be lowered. The school scoring tine
largest number of points IN relays 10 count
VIII receive point trophy. All scoring viii IL
on The D 3. and I nolnt hesis ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
MORAN PICKS MAYER,
OESCHGER AND RKEY
TOOPPOSE MACKMEN
Phillies Arrive in Jackson
vile for Two-Game Sc
ries- Wyckoff and Bress-
Ter Due to Hurl for Ath-
letics.
Yesterdays Baseball Results
Ithletics. is; Jacksonville, 5.

Athletics. IS; Jacksonville, ;.
Brooklyn Dodgers s; Cubans, g.
Clarkes Regulars, g. Yanigans. ?.
Washington Americans. IS; Plebes. A.
Devlns, :: Seymours. z.
Giants Colts. s: sherman o.
Oakland tP. g. L.. 4; Chicago "a. h., O.
North Carolina "Aggies." III Virginia
Wesleyan. g.
Georgia. 5: Georgetown. !.
Cleveland Ga. LJ. 10. Galveston. 6.
Baltimore IF. LD S: Lafayette, ..
Cincinnati tN. L), 6; New orleans IS,
A., ..
Boston tN. LD. t2: columbus IS A..
L., I.
louisville "a. Al. Z; chicago ~. ~. T..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
MAYER DEFEATS HOPPE
IN BILLIARD CONTEST
Champion Surprised in First Block of
2OOO-P Point Match.


With an unfinished run of 81. Joseph
Mayer. the amateur billiard champion of
the United States, defeated Willie Hoppe,
the worlds totienoiier in the first block
of a 5000 point 1S.2 balk-line match last
night at the Empire billiard room. The
final score was: Mayer, 3OO: Hoppe. 3O6.
The conditions of the match are that
Hoppe is to play 400 to Mayors 800 in
each block The contest will be resumed
this afternoon and tonight. Mayer to con-
tinue with the unfinished shot.
1t was q brilliant contest in spots.
Hoppe exhibited unsual strength in his
masse shots and nursing the balls out
side of balk and at the ends of the table.
Mayors misses were principally massc
shots. he showing a little weakness in
that direction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
Work on Albright Stands

MYERsToWN. Pa, March 26.-In prepsra p
lion for the opening OF the baseball season on
Albright Field. the Athletic Committee Of Al
bright College yesterday began work on the
erection OF two new stands 10 replace the two
which had been condemned. Coach Charley
kelchner had large squad of Red and White
candidates out for daily practice In prepaTa-
tion for the opening season April 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
Reading Camden Game Tomorrow

Arrangements were completed Yesterday for
The playing Of the third and deciding game for
The championship OF the Eastern Basketball
League between Reading and Camden ai
Musical Fund Hall tomorrow night. MusIca
FUND Hall is a neutral floor. so neither team
wilt have any advantage The game Is being
conducted by both clubs IL was said thaf
Referees Baetzel and Mallon were to each ref-
cree half OF the game, but these officials last
night professsd ignorance OF this plan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
Long Island Yachtsmen Meet

The annual meeting Of the Yacht Racing
Association Of Long Island Sound was held
at the Hotel Astor, New York city, last night
Il was one OF the largest in the history Of
the association. Practically all the 20 clubs
were represented, more than 10 delegates be-
ing present. Stuyvesant Wainwright, OF the
American Yacht Club. was reelected president
for the sixth time. The other officers elected
were Frank Bovine Jones, vice president;
James a. AllSer, secretary; Harry A. jackson,
Jr:, treasurer; members of Executive Com
mittec, Victor /, Cumnock, George p Gran
berry, James ID. Sparkman and ]. V. S. Oldie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

WISNER. CHOICE OF PENN
AGAINST THE MIDDIES
Coach Thomas Selects Lineup for
Annapolis Game Tomorrow.

"oecn Noy Thomas, ~ the Tnlvprsity ~
Pcnnsylybuia baseball team. has announced
the Mi shipmcn tomorrow. II Is as follows;
irwin, cf, Held. Wc NiShoi Hight feid Niil''r'
centre Acid Rooms catcher Mann second
Spclmar. pitchers.
MSucr has been given the call for tho
mound pU'itiun because OF his fine work dur
ing the lt,j few days, and also because nf
his eNreticnrc. Tie should improve with The
seaSun and sccome the mainstay among the
a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
MCGOWAN Catholic Chnice

Following the annual basketball game bo.
tween the Catholic High and Alumni teams
captain OF next years team. CIascott G1e%hn Ws IN
9tneT tn candidate but as he will be captain OF
chosen TO lead the basketball FIVE The men
VINO voted and who will receive their letter are
captain DuneaNy. Captain elect MCCiowan
Manager Turney Douglas. Greer, Glascott
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

A, The uaual weekend war on clay pigeons will
ne resumed tomorrow afternoon at the fo,IoN-
ing trapshooting clubs: Riverton Yacht Gun
HiEhland Park Country club. Redeman Gun
club Philadelphia Electric Gun Club. Meadow
Springs. Curtis Country Club, Philadeiphia
shooting Academy. du Pont and team race
held Cunning Assnclation. an Chester " ---s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
Columbia Nine Plays Tomorrow

Manager Grant Stone. Of the Columbia base
hali team. announced yesterday that the Of
fetal opening OF the season would he brought
forward from Monday with &. e. y. Y. al
South rlcld to tomorrow with Manhattan Col
legr at the same ground The Blue and White
nine ends its indoor season tonight with the
9Th Regiment at the 66th street armory. The
squad had only light practice yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
CIONI CAPTURES TWO RACES

WAsHINGToN, March 28-Roland Cioni
the Norrst9gn, Pa, roller skating wizard,
fention Han last night when he captured the
iwo big egents-the half-mile and hve-mils
Nlridfs professional championship heats He
aon The half mile IN minute and IS and a-5
seconds Egllhgton the English champIon
vas second. In the hve-mtle event the course
aas covered in i6 minutes and 43 seconds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
.shOrty" sayre Is Released

CINCINNATI May e6.-PTesident August
CLUB anni2'u!need that he had unconditionaiiy
knight and Inhelder John Lang SayTe for.
merly pitched for the University OF Penn
sylvania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
Horse Show Committee Announced

". Hinckle Smith. president OF the Bryn
Executive Committee for 1915 as folIows3
John r, Valentine, chairman; John HAMPTON
Barnes, Edward +, Beale, A. j. Antelo
DeyereuX, r, Penn Smith, Joseph f. Widener'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

"THE JUMP" AT THE FINISH
The athlete in this picture, by a
final burst of speed, is lunging at
the tape in his effort to be first.
This wrinkle in the sprint is a
highly valuable one and should be
practiced by all aspiring sprinters.
Read Article vi on this page for
details.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
All-Alaska Dog Race April "A

NOME. Alaska. March 2s.-The All-AIaska
sweenstakes race for dog teams. the classic
sporting event Of the North. has been set for
ApTd II. Seven entries already are Ia sight
for the race. which win be run over the
SNOW tran from Nome to Candle and return.
q total distance Of 412 miles
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
Niddy Laerosse Team Defeated

ANNAPOLIS, March 26.-Midshipmsn opened
their lacrosse season here yesterday by losing
to Mount Washington, of Baltimore . 10 l.
The first half was a sIand-on, and Mealey
scored the only goal in the second.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
Toy Dog Show Tonight

toy dog show will be held tonight In the
Winter Garden at the Hotel MeAlpine New
York city. judging will start promptly al
b. M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
Secretary Harvey Recovering Health

Charles J. Harvey, secretary of the New
York state Athletic Commission, who recently
Underwent major operation in st. Vincent's
Hospital, New York was reported yesterday
as progressing favorably.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
TEAMS in PRACTICE
West Phillies Have 80 Aspir-
ants for Place - Baseball
and Tennis Workouts.

Practice for West Philadelphia High
Schools track team is in full swing at
the Orange and Blue schools gymnasium
under the tutlege of Coach Singer. As
soon as an athletic field is obtained, prob
ably the r. r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. grounds,
44th street and Parksde avenue, the
Speedboy athletes will start open air
drilling.
About 80 candidates are working indoors
and Coach Singer hopes to develop fast
enough an aggregation to give Central
High Schools team hard battle Among
the sprinters are Partridge, Highly, Har-
rson, Cakes and MacIlwane. The dis
tance men out for the team are Harmer,
Hearn, Irwin, Jordan and Mason,
A fast squad of aspirants are after hurdle
herths The promising timer loppers are
Brenizer, Green, Burns and Barron, Edmins-
the most promising runners anxious 10
make the relay team.
Twenty candidates for Central High School,,
crew are practicing on the Schuylkil every
afternoon Keller a a. eandidatg % :, for t2r the No,
The department OF science al Central High.
Baseball and tennis have taken up most
Of the school Of Pedagogy athletes time the
last week Manager Rechbook. of the
with Northeast High School. Girard College
Cheltenham High School, Friends Central
Penn Chatter and Haverford School
The swimming team OF West PHILADELPHIA
High School claims the 1918 scholastic cham
pionship as result OF its victory OF the
interschoastics in the University OF Pennsyl-
yania tank. Kister and DFasher were the
individual stars Of the Orange and Blue AQUATIC
aggregation this season.
sixty candidates are working out for Chelten-
ham High Schools baseball team. The man
agement has completed coFking schedule
including games with Friends Central Penn
Charter, Camden High School. Germantown
Academy, St. Luke's, Philadelphia Textile and
Chestnut HILL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
New York Juniors Victorious

The juniors won the last preliminary game
OF the New York University interelass basket
ball series yesterday afternoon when they de-
feated the seniors by a score of 2S to 0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
Madonna Five a Winner

Madonna c. G. defeated the South Philadel-
phla B. G., ~ TO 20. at cloyerdals Hall last
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

SATURDAY NIGHT-sATURDAY hlHIn. w.
National A. G. iith ISfh : sSSI seStRsSIss S.
Carl Morris va. Porky Flynn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

Twenty candidates for Central High Schools
crew are practicing on the Schuylki every
afternoon, Keller, a candidate for the No. >
position, is son OF Doctor Keller, head Of
The department OF science at Central High.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02
ELLA......

Tic vaS?... Dye TN lnStante mi
StIpIica. marine. Cuddo tTaS un viajc
regreses d la aidea-y salgan a en-
contrartc tus hijos al camino-que
en- medic de los arboles anosos SER
pentea,-busca d mi novia, es pa
Ida como uu jazmin dolicntc-5u
voz es TN %arrullo dc amor y dc ter
nura:-esta Sicmprc lloroSa y STEM
pre- iudlferente-lnirando al sol que
,muere dctras dc la iianura. TIL lc
diras nj nnmi,re. &c ~contaraS que
.un di4-cuando Ia tardc Ell gasas
.violctaS SC desmaya, Earpo tu bu-
que ell medic dc gritos de algeria
y uu h0mlbrc qued0 trlStc
quejaud0,c Ell Ia plaLa.-Lc d.
ras que hi tempo que til viste, tres
de esas grandes olas rugientes y
lraijora7. Il uu hombre ell una pla-
va muy paiido y muy trlstc-ml-
rando Silencioso dos b3rcaS pesca-
doraS.
Eus-dc MILO
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Sc niegan a TRAFALGAR en- las mi
mas carbonlferas del Es-
tado de Coahuila
Dicen los revolucionarios que son contraprodu-
centes los auxilios de la Cruz Roja

iaclon cuantO antes, pues Ia campa-
Tia militar Sc ha actiyado dc partc
de los carrancistaS, los cuales tam
bien quieren a~poderara> de Ia RIGA
region carbonifera.
En- vista del resuitado c%ontrapro-
ducente que dicen los revoluciona-
rios que estan dando los auxilios de
Ia Cruz Roja, los jefes villistas ,,Jc
dominan en- Coahuila Sc OpOndran Il
que EN- 10 successive. los emplcados
dc Ia mcncionada carltativa a>o-
rlacl6n RIPARIAN auXilios a los ha-
bitantcS de la comarca carbonifcra,
pucs Suspendiendo los auyilioS. ten
dram forzOsamcnte que vOlvcr 4 ira
Daiar aquellos individuos que, ha-
'biendO >idO favOrccidos por la Cruz
Roja. Sc niegan a TRAFALGAR en- las
minaS.
Ell CORRESP0NSAL.
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La miseria en- CanariaS.

LAS PALMAS DE La GRAN CA
MARIA. Junio.-Las nOticiaS que ~
han recibidO aqui de Ia isla de
L'uenteyentura. la menor de las que
forman eli grupo de las CanariaS.
Iicca que ALI han ocurrido ulti-
mamentc tres temblorcs dc TERRA,
que han Scmbrado ell panico en- Ia
poblaci6n de la isla, sin que causa-
ra victimaS de ninguna clase.
4. consecucncia de Ia conflagra-
ri6n curopea, la iSla esta compIcta
Inen(e arruinada. pGi"sto que TODD
10 que sc producia era para Ia eN-
]pOrtaci6n a Inglaterra y .Atemallia'
al extreme de que Sc han c6H,rrado
ios almacencS, por falla de negoAos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02
Por los minerOs asturianOs

MADRID. JUNO En- los Saloncs
del Centre ASturiano de es;a ca
pital Sc ha cclcbrado una reunion
de D%iputados Y Scnad0rcs por IN
Provincial de- OvicdO. d~cliberand"
Ia~rgarneutc sobrc los daIlos mai
riaios '! pcrSonalcs que en- los re
cicntcS tumultOS y m0tines, qH
on motive dc los movimientoS hucl-
-ui>ta,. han Ocurrido Ell aquclla pr"
viucia. a~cordaudose designar un
comisi6n f0rmada pOr los scnorr>
Su;rcz Inclan. ~Pulamrlno, Alvarez,
NallG> y otros, para que :" eN-
pongan al jrfe del goDicrno dcta-
lladamentc todoS los hechos gu
conStituyrn la vcrdad de los ac"a
,rrimirntos a fin de- Que. por e.
EStado. - ha=a la debida repara-
ci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02
correspondence especial para LA rliENs'


Ell pASO. Texas, JUNO 30.-Not!-
cias que sc han rcclbldO aqul dr
Pieiras Nc:ras, hacen Sabcr que.
con motive de haber rccibidO mu-
chos dc los obrcros meXicanoS au-
Nilios dc la Cruz Roja. en- los cam
pos carboniferOs del EStado dc Goa
hula, sc han negado "A Segulr ira
bajandO. pucs maniflestan Que "
han terminate SuS opportunities ne
ccsitadc>. pucs tienen suficlcnic>
prOyisioncs para mantcucrSc alglln
tempo.
Los viIIi,ta> han tratado de- llacrr
TRAFALGAR a los pcOneS en- las ODra>
dc Ias miSmaS carDonlfcraS que g.
tan cXpIutandO drSdc que So apodr-
raron de la region rarbonifrra, pcru
NADIA han ~con>cguido, porquc los
.iornalcros - niegan a trabajar pa
"a gauar bilIctcS que NADIA Q cas-
NADIA %valcn,' >egun 81 prUpia "N-
preston.
Los viliistas cstan muy Interest,"
dos en- activar los trabaJo5 de los
minus, para aprovcchar 81 cAplo-
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Ell padrastro sc ha....
VIsHe de IL PhglHa =

las del ]padra>tro. dc>pUcs dc habcr'
ICjad0 ~cNangiic Il una Patria q!Ic
H>ta pagando-.rarO page en- Vcr-
,lai:-rl dclitU dc habCr prOcrcad"
hijUs malyadOs.
Los muhccOS del m0NimicntO re-
voltirionariO del NOrtc. han Scntidu
Sobrc SII> lOnIOS 81 lntigaLO del dc>-
prcciU del PadraStrO Blanc0. que SC
ha ncgadO Il rccibirlOS. PcrO clos.
los lranSfugas del patriotiSmO; los
que han vcnido "a lamCr las plantaS
del cu;luIIcrO. no SC Scntiran huml-
lIados. pOrquc en- cllOs pucdc mas
FL dcscO dc amamantarsC Tn la ubr"
del gran aEOictcadOr para sa~tISldccr
Sis apctitOs dc indiNidUr> anNorios.
uuc ri llamado del honor ciudadaliG
Y 81 amor dc la TERRA dOndC naric-
rUIi y >lI>tCnlarOn.
No vale la pcna de c~lasificarlo>;
son dcmaSiado cOnOcidoS para que
nos cntrcgucmOS Il la rcpugnant"
labor dc mcncionarloS TN cstas IL
meas pici0ricaS dc un scntimicntn
naciJnatista, que rsla may per en-
r;na dc la ra>trrra labor dr los
hunI1rrs sin cO]ncicncia.