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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
s. I. IS CRICKET VICTOR.
~. u. Cobb aud j. ID. krcnan Get
n Runs against Richmond.

splendid batting by VI. X cobb and
J n. keenan,. In partnership, carrying
the score from 81 TO l53 before a separa-
ton was effected, enabled the Staten
Island team to defeat the Richmond
County team in the first game OF the
New York and New Jersey champion
ship series yesterday at Livingston.
The only other double figure scorer for
Staten Island was r. II. l.. Stenthal.
who negotiated II.
For Richmond County p. Kortlang
played patiently for 20. the highest in
dividual score on the side. Double fg-
ures were also made by E. Greenidge.
-, n p. @. Hales, 10. Cobb had 3
wckets for II runs. while Kelly got 5
Nickets at a cost Of IS runs. +. G.
TAILOR. Richmond County. took I wick
e. for 3s runs. while l.. W. S~taughton,
y kortlang and q. W. Hayman cap
tured one wicket apiece.
The totals Staten Island. l55. de-
clared for 5 wickets Richmond County,
20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
ranged. Lafayette did not care to
its game cancelled.

II the big eague managers continue
to tie up Columbia ball players Coach
Coakley will nave nothing but a name
with which 20 tirish the season. SO far
capt. Wait. George Smith, MIKE Buona-
giro and Don Beck have been announced
as the property of one or moro major
league teams. Watt has been slated Tor
Cincinnati AMI Philadelphia Smith has
teen said TO be practically amliated
with the Giants Buonaguro 10 en-
meshed In a Connie Mack contract. ac-
cording to report. Now Beck Is said TO
have agreed to join the Detroit Tigers In
a month.
OF the quartet Beck possesses the most
promise. lie ha, been A splendid pitcher
and Is an all aroun ball player with a
genuine love for the game. Concerning
B~uonsguro there II no chance OF his
quitting college bail This season. a. he
has three years ahead OF him 10 cavor;
" his sensational manner around ths
Morningsids Heights diamond.
Coach Bernie Wefers will send a few
students TO Cambridge to compete In the
outdoor !rtercollcgiates. He has en-.
tered his whole team. but the only ones
who probably will compete are Frank
Whelan. haif miller. capt. Harvitt.
Splinter; Captaiu.elect Schultz. high
!unrer r. Lotscher, high Jumper. and
Y. shepherd. u,ie-. Wefers has q host
~ good freshmen. but they are not
o'igible TO compete In the championship
games. Tho season. except for the hvs
ramed. practically has closed.
II il tho last Year for Wefere and has
becn his worst. Ro;h dual meets. Brown
and Annapolis. went 20 the opposition by
close scores The Brown meet Was the
first dual contest Columbia had lost
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

"ILLfAMsrowN, Mass, May 20.-Will-
Jams swamped the Middlebury College
baseball nine here to-day by the score
~ 20 to ]. knocking three Of the visiting
pitchers out Of the box and t~allying at
Least one run in each except the eighth
ming. Although the home nine hit
safely only eleven times. a total Of ff-
teen errors by Middlebury. coupled with
thirteen free passes by the visiting twlrl-
"rs, made the game "A walkover for
Williams. Debe voise pitched effective
ball for the Purple varsity, allowing
only three hits In six innings. He was
sIcceeded by Smith. who held his OPP
ponents scoreless until the ninth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
Penn Tennis Team Wins.

HASvER. y. r.. May e0.-Pennsyl-
yania had to fight hard TO win from
Dartmouth in tennis to-day. All the
matches were close and interesting. es-
peclally that between Warner and Tese.
which went to the former. Davis, the
Pennsylvania star. did not play. The
score was I to 3. The summary;
s!ngles-Edward p. beat Jones, D. st.
SIS. Rowland. r. beat Larmon. D, 6-3.
lO-s: Warner. r, beat Tease. u. -.
is, So Koeniger. d, beat RiploEie, =,
s-3. 6-2 Fritz. d. beat Pringie. +,
IS. st, 50.
Doubles-Larmon and Koeniger. d. bes,
Edward and Rowland. T., 80. &c, s..
Riplogle and Warner, p, beat Tease and
Jones. d. -. S.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
FORSTER WINS rCNNIS TITLE.
! onkrrs Roy Keats k~mmrrer In
Wratchester tournament

PELHAM MASON. y. V. MAY 2o.-Hor-
Der. W. Forster OF Yonkers iIigh School
nor the Wtstchester county interscholas-
tic tennis tournament to-day at the Pei
ham Country Club COUNTS
Forster defeated :. Merritt 81 New
Rochelle High School In the semi.inal
round at Is. 6--2. and J 7 kemmcrer
OF P~l,asantville High school in the final
az SIS. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
REVEALS FOOTBALL MATERIAL.
spring Practice At y. Y. 4. BrinEs
Out New Candidates.

Al the close Of spring football practice
AT New York University the prospects for
a strong eleven next fall seem bright.
The spring work brought out a number %
Big men who heretofore have never been
Interested in the game and has shown
Coach Reilly hat there will be a large
squad on hand in September.
About twenty-five candidates have
been reporting regularly on Tuesday and
Thursday to receive training in the
fundamentals. Coach Reilly has used
the time to drill the recruits in passing.
kicking. falling on the ball and a few
simple line formations, He has been
particularly pleased with the work OF
o. Buckley. who played on the Dover
IL gh School team last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
$1,000 for Broken Ear Drum.

Ida Sternin. 81. Of 200i Bergen street.
Brooklyn, was awarded "A verdict Of
5000 yesterday ny a jury before SUI
preme Court Justice Manning in Brook
i'm In her suit against the PETERBOROUGH
RAPID Transit Company. Her ear drum
was broken IN an accident which &C.
Cured on January IS. 1915. when she
a as caught In The DOR of a train at the
fourteenth street station OF the subway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
CUBAN STYLES UP TO DATE.
Women Have Nothing "a Learn In
New York, says Visitor.

Among the passengers on the steam
ship Munamar Of the Munson Line. which
lsf, here yesterday bound for Antilla-
cuba. we're Mr.. and Mrs. 5. II. Patterson.
Jr. OF FELTON,. Cuba, and Mrs. Fatter-
sons siNteen-year-oid sister. Magdaiena
ralscios. Mr.. Patterson is superintendent
o. the Bethlehem Steel Company's prop
critics in cuba
Mrs. Patterson praised New Works.
STYLES highly. but said that In looking
over the American fashion periodicals
she often found that women in Cuba
we're wearing the same modes as soon
as those here. as they were imported
70 the southern republic direct from
Paris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
Little Falls shooters Break yie.

PATERSON. May 2o.-In the shoo,oft
Of the tie for the championship OF the
North Jersey Trap Shooters League at
Little Falls Gun Club traps to-day the
Smith Gun Club Of Newark wen the
title with a total Of s7S in a possible
thousand. Jersey City was second with
81: and Little Falls third with 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
Dune Legs. No 6. ~. placed a, stroke.


Dune Legs. No s. vas Placed az stroke.
Leys Is a powerful oarsnan. but Knows
ms own limitations. capt Brottons
fault at stroke. Rice thought, was that
ne never TOOK into consideration that
the seven other men did not have the
fiercuiean strength which he himseit
possesses. The result was that he was
continually rowing his men out 20 the
last ounce and lament'ng the fact that
theN did not show more pep
WIN Legs at stroke and Bratton az
SIX k'c" believes the giant Alaskan VIII
De IN a position TO use his strength 10
better advantage without putting the
rest or the crew IN jeopardy. Legs Is
nuilt alolg the INES or Hratton' OUTS
less strong ana 'ess experienced lie
h.s n't zone any S,rohlhe except a n'''e
~nIIe on last years freshman eisht.
Whatever improvement must come
aoou' 10 nu'N. winning NV "xuSs
show IN the FOUR men arr. The oow
ludr'tt - sct''e" a." ~ T""'"s WI
SengS,aSken AZ 90" Us Improving MscIs
aIwass q oe." a d.. W n,,,,iir
OF Rice's best students. Lahey also Is
n frst class sweep swlnser ~" was
stroke at last years freshman cr.w
Rice explained that the water on NeW
YORK docs ho' give u crew a TAR ''"ure
IN spring 'ontilons conn.ns up :" "
mn p"nn siin''e are ror. u w
cause or thls NAV tne olV'nu,a ua.,
u e'noarN'ns ioI us"N.'p'.. 'a'''
IL taiNho' ke' NV" l." 'e'l ",.N -
serious scare uh'' ao'e u . Wv ""
piohship course .''"' n
nov WI pr"oao,E WIZ ~
,u,rs ""'" :" Wv W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

RosroN. May 20.-MIss Evelyn Sears
de feated Mrs. Barger-Wallach OF New
York to-day in straight sets, 81. St
in the finals OF the singles of the
women's invitation tennis tournament at
the Brookline Country Club.
Miss Evelyn Sears and Mrs. Arthur
Shurtleff defeated Miss Eleonara Sears
and Miss Marion Sears in the hnals OF
the women's doubles, Sc, 60.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
Soccer Double Header To-day.

Another double header In soccer IL
Down for decision Al Harlem Field this
afternoon. To get into first place in the
second section of the New York stat.
League the ]. II. T. Strollers must win
from the 81, George team. while the re-
plAy between the Continentals and Clan
MacDonaids will have an important
bearing upon the first division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
WEE BURN GOLFERS WIN.
Visit Greenwich and Take Team
Match. =: to rs.

GREENWICH. Conn. May 2~o,-Thirty-
one Wee Burn golfers visited the Green
wich Country Cluh to-day and beat an
equal number Of Greenwich golfers In a
team match by a score OF % to -. Tile
victory OF the victors was a surprise a.
the Greenwich golfers are accustomed
TO winning on their own links They
were able to say. however. that their
strongest player was ava? winning IN"
Garden city tournament The lineup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

RvTuFRvoRp. y. J. May 20.-Ruther-
ford Tennis Club. champions OF Passaic
Valley Tennis League. opened the season
to-day. defeating rassaic Tennis club In
all Ave matches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
CHURCH and MATHEY
WIN IN TUXEDO TENNIS
Tie for the Doubles Trophy
May Result From the
Contests To-day.

Trxrpo Park. May ?o-1n the second
days play In the lawn tennis doubles
round robin tournament to-day On the
Tuxedo Clu court four matches we're
decided. G. NJ Church and Deane
Mathev OF New Jersey in the morning
defeated Malcolm u Whitman and II.
:. Parker OF West SIDE IN two straight
sets, 6-2. S. In the afternoon ;hey
won from the IVES. Side pair. Theodore
Roosevelt Pell and Frederick g. inman.
-, "a. y. ". Niles and \. :.
Dabney OF the Longwood Lawn Tennis
club won from George T.. Wrenn and
g +. Watson. IS. "a. After an
exciting match Pell and inman also won
a victory against Whitman and Parker.
81. S.
large crowd witnessed the matches. The
best match was that OF Pell and Inman
versus Church and Mathey. The sum
mary:
G NJ church and D.aue Mathey best "
y. whitman and ~ : Parker s. -.
4 rsI ara ani = r. lhm'9 eat =
VI church and D"ane Mathey beat T 4
az and y G inmsn -sr, ~ v
Wrsuu and + 9 Watson. IS. g..
Tomorrow morning Niles and Dabney
viii play Whitman and Parker, While
peIl and lnman ,..ll NEE. W-enu and
Watson should the rell-innau con-
nation win ticv vii he even with
church and Mithcv. eacn with three
matches. for tho Tuxedo trophy. In the
afternoon Church and Mathoy will play
Niles and Dabucy. Nh,le Wrenn and
Watson will meet Whitman and Parker.
TrwLsbury wins " OoLla nd cup.
RpsroS. May 2o-paul Tesksbury
came through the Woodland COLI clubs
open tournament With lying colore to-
lav. ~diSpos'ug % two opponents and
taking the Woodland up This morning
Ire defeated l.. i Malone OF the home
club. . and :. Tewkshury did not do
well a. the start and was ! dow at
the turn. Coming home. long shots
proved ercacious. Tewksbury winning
the match at the seventeenth hole. This
afternoon T~cwkshury won the finals over
:. Is. Sterue OF Tatnuck. and =.
the latter having beaten r VI Smith
~ Woodland. ! up. in the morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
0.NEALE VICTOR AT TENNIS.
He Defeats WashbuPn In Final Of
Harlem Tournament.

James s. O'Neale OF the Hamilton
Grange Tennis club. outplayed Watson
NJ. Washburn. Metropolitan champion
and ranked eighth among the players
Of the country. yesterday in the fnai
round Of the Harlem Lawn Tennis Club
open singles. three sets to two. at s..
6-s. IS. 50. SIS.
O'Neale's victory while somewhat Of
an upset was we'll earned, for WASH
burr was playing close to his best form.
but .O'Neale played better tennis The
Hamilton Grange boy won the first set
after trailing at . games to 4. aking
four straight games. none OF which went
TO deuce.
He started with a string Of three
stra ght In the second set and later led
at ii. but threw away his advantage
by careless play and lost the set after
II had gone TO deuce twice. In the third
set O'Neale let up to preserve his
strength for another set and showed
the wisdom OF his move by coming back
and taking the fourth set at love. tying
the match.
The first four games in the NTH set
also went TO O'Neale, giving him a
string OF ten straight games before
Washburn finally broke into the winning
column. Washburn then made a hard
but futile attempt to stem the tide and
succeeded only in winning three OF the
next five games. The summaries
Harlem Lawn Tennis Club, Mems open
singles. Final Round-James :. O'Neale.
Jr' defeated Watson n Washburn. S..
IS, SIS. 50. SIS The point score:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-16
NajlepsZy SrOdek.

W{asne doswl3dczenle osoby
jest najlepszem ala uiego srodkiem.
,.Musze przyzhat ze Trinera Ame-
rykanski Elikser Gorzgiego "a ina
jest najlepszym ma skuteczniej-
sym srodkiem "a zotadek. Nam ia
swe w{asnc dos Riadczenle, b. c,er-
pia}em przeszfo diva lata ma zo{a-
dek i lrobowslem rozuych lekarstw
ale bex skutkr, dop6ki ME zacza{am
uzywac Trlnera Amerykanskl Elk
ser Gorzklego W1ua. Zuzy}em a
ledwle k,lka butelek i czuje eie
z1pefnle dobrze. Prsgne rekomsn-
dowac ten srodek kazdemu. Mac,ej
Vojda, Hazeltou Pa Trinera A.
merykanski El,ksir GorzkiegoW 'na
jest " rzeczywistokc --dobrym pre-
paratem Ola chor6b zo{adka l kiszek
powodowauych gazanl kolka. "a.
twardzenlem, utrata apetytu. Cena
s1.Oo, " aptekach, Jos. T.l1er
Fabry kant, ,~333-l339 S. Ashland
Ave-. Chicago.
S4tjwnos6 mus<ut6w zciagal,
powodo~ans zaz'ebieniem c,ezka
praoa albo reumatyzlnem usunlets
bye NIGGA przes T:lnera Llnemen,.
Is j Coz. Poczta op}acaoa IS j 6oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-16

byf dziwnie p;ekny; cisza
leza}a nadnim, cisza szepta}a
zaklete sfowa W jednostajnych
westchnieniach zr6d}a. Grunt
schy)aiac sic nieco ku dale
kiemu jezioru Genezaret, ia.
lowa} iak morze blada, sre-
brzysta zielenia. Zaledwie wi
doczny, lekki lax ob}ok zarys
dalekich wzg6rz, pociagna}
nieodparcie SERGE oczv, jak
owa bash krainie tajemne],
%zas|yszana W d2iecinstwie.
Lille polne, kt6remi zas}ane
byfy q tel pore pola i TAXI
galllejskie, rosnac naokofo
zr6d!a, podnosi}y ku Maryi
swoje blade kiellchy j z wne.
trza ich patrzaiy W MIA tysia-
Gem z}otych oczu. Po:hylIfa
sic Marva ku kwiatom tax,
IL dotyka}y niemal jej twa
rz> ma usta Maryi powraca}
zwolna usmiech.
.......... ......... 80.
Zmierzcha4o juz, gdy Ma.
rya wraca}a d. domu: ma
prawem ramieniu nios}a gill
MANY dzban nape1niony wo.~
da W Level, opuszczone] W
d6f rece, wiaz kwiat6w ILL
owycb. l gdy tax sz}a pod
gore uticzkami przez pol juz
uspionego miasta, gdy lekkie
iei kroki zaledwie cichym
szmerem odbi:a}y sic cd p}yt
kamiennych, kt6reml wy
brukowane byly ulice Naza-
ret, zdaFa sic bye wvsianni-
klein Dobrej Wiesci = idaca
ku obumarfemu swiatu.
I pierwszy to raz dnia tego,
|~pierwszy raz Cd urodzenia
dzieciecia, Marya cafujac ma
dobranoc jego z}ocista g}o'
we. ME modliia sic da1 0 to
co zowie sig szczesciem W
|jezyku swiata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-16

Niekt6rzy ludzie nie vie.
dice co by dali azebv sic tyl.
ko uwolnic cd zapchania. Hol.
lister'a Rocky Mountain her
Data dokona tego, a zrobi to
szybko. Uzywaicie iej raz "
tygodnlu a b~edziecie regular
nj, szczesliwi / wolni. W apte.
CO S. j. Ko~walewskiego. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-16

Me J,,vcha, ME pc
chleb l,r ysz1am, 1zek1a
Maya, i magic uswiadom'1A
sobie po co przysz{a i re
ia mvsl tkwj}a W niej juz cd
miesiecy ca}ych i ME dawa}a
jei spoczynku.
- All! luz wien - mo-
viii opr, skliwie Joycha, -
pewnie tw6j starry przysy{a Gle
40 pieniadze. M6wi} podobno
re Efraim zostsf mt dluzny
"a iakas tam robote - i choc
to jeuo moja dobra VIOLA (bo
kto vie, czy to i prawda, W
ksiazkach mic o tenn niema
tobie zaplace...
- Me Joycha, ME przy-
sz4am pc pieniadze, - odpo-
wiedzlaIa 1agodnje Marya.
Vice pc co przyszfas,
kobieto?! zasmia} sic gruto
Joycha; przechylit sic ku
m}odej kobiecie i smiejac sic
ciagle patrza} jej W twarz u
porczywie i bezwstydnie.
Smiafa sic j Jezabel. ude-
:'zaiac obciazonemi poduszki
ia kt6rych spoczywala wp6}-
lezac. Jei twarz barwiona
szminka, jak twarz taneczni-
cy Tub kobiety przedajnej
piewysfowicnym smutkim ma.
pe}ni}a SERGE Maryi: xasroma-
la, usune}a sic nieco ma box.
- Movie - na]ega} JOY
cha.
Wtedy ciemne oczy Maryi
podnios}y sic ku menu z IL
toscia xpoczefy ma potwor.
nei p%ostaci bosacza; ME drza}
juz gios jej, gdy poczeta mo
vic:
- PrzYsztam, Joycha, "a
pytac sic ciebie, cry jestes
te1az szczesliwszym... prosze,
o%dpowjedz mi calkiem szcze.
RE. Czy ~zapomnia}es o cafej
niedoli, kt6ra przeszla, czy
ME dochodzi Gle juz laden
g1os stamtad? Cay ME wspo-
luinasz nigdy ow53o par
s>yweg" PISA nawet, kt6ry ci
jedynym przyiacielem...
Z~acbmurzyf sic nagle JOY
cha: gdy odpowiadai Mary;
CLOS jego stall sic twardy, nj
ski, jakoby nsbrzmia}y thu.
miony z}oscia:
- Divine pytania zadajesz
kobleto. Czy jestem dis
szczesiiwy? TAX, i to wiedz ze
i kr6l szczeSliwszy bye ME
moze. Cay pamietam? Me,
zapon,uia}em, i to wiedz re mi
0 tenn w%spominac NE wolno.
Smia}a jestes i abys tego ME
pozalowafa; Joycha, bogacz
ma silna reke, siega MIA dale
10. Talenty mole brzmia jak
naipiekniejsza muzyka, a lu~
die ta1cza, lax i'm zagram.
Hej! ME znalem ia jeszcze
ludzi wtedy, ale teraz, tom
Ia ich poznat, p:zejrza} dodna.
TO tel j ME ogladam sic ma
nikogo, ide gdzie chce dep
CO po drodze co mi sic podo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-16

wkami i nieba mieniacego sic
W zachodnim blaskn. Ale
dzis daleka byta I'd lrvi. ~
wa radoEc dziec.nua, jaKa
wita}a zakret znajomej sciezki
palmy mad zr6dlem i blady o.
kwiat drew migda}owych. u
siadla ciezko ma przydroznym
kamieniu i odstawi}a pusty
dzban, kt6ry wvdawa} sic ]ej
ciezkim, jak nigdy.
O serce ludzkie! o SERGE
|ludzkie! - dusza Maryi.
Nagle Marya poczeta N.Y.
6lec:
,,C6z to lest dusza ludzka?
iakiemiz drogami "hadza? =
Coz to Jest szczescie niedo]a?
= Genie Jest cz}owiek i co
dian lepzze, szczescie czy cier.
'pienie? - Czyz Joycha nie
g}aska parszywego PISA wtedY
i czy SERGE lego ME zna}o
wsp6fczucia? Jakimze by{oby
i SERGE mole, gdyby okrYwa'
la mnie purpura fenicka
dzwieczafy ia mn;e manele,
jjako ma Jezabe]! ii gdvby sto
fy domu meeo uginaty sic pod
ciezarem jadia a " komorze
pobrzekiwali zm6wieni graz
kowie. Czyz ME przysz}aby
na mnie god 2ina, W kt6rej
rzek}abym starej Leili: 90
dejdz- jestes brudna i ouch
niesz albo jezelis g}odna. cze-
kaj cierpJiwie pod brama, az
lei co wyniesie sluzba". =
Zfoto opancerza SERGE ludzkie
Ii czynl twardem; niedola wy
chodzi naprzeciw niedoli jake
brat naprzeciw bratu. W czem
ley prawdziwa szczesliwosc?
CIV W tern, co syci ciafo
ley W TEN co syci dusze? =
|Czyli wszelkie z}oto tego swia'
ia Jest W stanie nakarmic
g}6d duszy j dac jej 7apom-
nice o grzechach iej?? Czyli
ME stana one dnia jednego
pred Joycha i czyli wtedy
wo}ania ich st}umi glos pisz-
czaiek, hart i cyter dzwiecza-
cych? 0 nogi depcace dis
serca ludzkie, odjeta wan 20
stanie lekkosc wasza, gdy du'
sza wvbiezy chyzo naprz0d,
p6jdziecie "a MIA ociezale, ME
,dogon;cje duszy waszej, ami
liza odnajdziecle, dczemiaca
PREY gosci1cu gdyz dusza
ig6rnym jest ptakjem. Ptaki
izas stworzone So 10 lotu, ME
d. pe|zania pc ziemi. DO 10
tn W :wyz stworzona lest du-
sza luuzka - ME ma pod
w6rcu przv rozsypanem ziar.
ME mieisce jei. 0 duszo ludz.
ka!nieka W uzywaniu ,dostoina
W cierpieniu, kt6z drogi two
lie zakresla i wiedz;ecie ME-
mi; ku jakim celom!? Me zgo-
nj mysl Tajemnicy! nj sic
wygodnie uk}adzie u dzwie-
ROW jej, d~zwier16w zapartych.
II Moe ponad tobs du>zo.'
wezmij brzemie TIVE i MES je
poprzez sciezki strome ka-
mieniste, ku wieczystemu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-27
Fl Oral. Bell, Jr., dice que no tiene
intenciones de invadir Mexico nj
orden de csptufar c. Juarez
Elgenersl Angeles aclara los conceptos que lie fue-
ron atribuidos en- unas declaracione que hizo

r~aciones, e~Xpresando que las habia ne
che 81 miIitar m~eXicano:
Isl eli gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos Intervene en- Mexico, con Ell fin
de combatir al gobierno ~carrancista,
los millares Y millares dc refugiadcs
mexicanos que estan en- los Estados
Unidos. e~xfederales, cientificoS, exvi-
Mstas Y los miembros de otro& par
tidoS y facciones, no seran atraidos
Dor el primer jefe cor Sus llamamien-
toS de patriotismO. pidiendo a todoS
los mexicanos que Sc unan para luchar
/ contra IN enemigo comGnu-
"Pero 81 los Estados Unidos inter
vienen para combatir ii pueblo de
Mexico, como n~aci0n, 10 que Sc consi-
deraria una conquista, entonceS todos
los ~refugiadoS de los Estados Uni
dos nos uniremos = r~egresarcmos I
| Mexico 4 combatir al invaSor."
e. general Angeles I'd estuvo con-
formc con las d~eciaraciones que le
atribuy0 Ct reportero que fue a entire
vistarlo en- eli rancho Gende reside, Y
enyi6 una carta q Ia prenSa local,
aclarando los conceptos vertidos V ha
ciendo profession de fe. en- estos dell
! cados momentOs,
Despues de dccir Ell general Ar
gcies que ha sido victima de ataques
injustificades j causa dc las deciara-
clones que Sc lie atrfbuycron, Y Que
teme que pucdau ocurrrilS peorcs da-
nos en- 81 persona y familia, EXPIRE
Sa 10 siguiente:
~Es falSa, dc toda -alsedad,' que
W haya Gichp que ayudarc Z los e.
tados uuidos 81 Interviewer ell mi pa-
tria para dcrrocar :. C~arranza. Este
uItino senior es nj cnemlgo, pero com
prend0 que 81 uRa fuerza extraujerG
ertr1 81 pals, a marar mexicanos. AIN
pa.a aerrocar = L~arranza, no de1o
nj pueGo ayudarj". presto 70 tam
bi5n soy Ilexicanc
"Lo SIC ascnt;, :ontinua el gc-
geuer" Tue que Is r.fIgiados, 4 ri
modo dc vcr y por 10 que me han ra-
ferido, odian profundamente I D.
J-. T.- .-,-.,, go.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-27
Ell consul earraneista en-
Los Angeles, atsca a
cantU p0r SUI "neH,
tyaIjdai"

C~orrespordcaria Especial para La pRENSi
LOS ANGELES, Cal, JUNO "a
La prensa 1exicana que Sc publica
aqui dice que Enrique A. Gonzalez.
Consul mexicano en- Los Angeles est5
iisto para cerrar las puertaS de sd con
sulado, y salir de Ia ciudad con su ia,
milia una bora despues de que reciba
i~nstruccioneS re.ativas 4 csc fin.
'Hassa ahora no he recib;do 0rde-
nes.-d;io ei consu-pero espero re-
cibir aviso importante de un momen-
to a otro. "a sea de Ia ciudad de Me-
xico 0 del Embajador meXicanO en-
Washington.
Ell e. case dc diticu!tadeS entire
EstaGos Unidos Y Mexico, no podrG
decir 81 los negocioS del consulate Sc
c~errar;n o 81 Sc lie e~ntregaran d al
gun otyo gobierno tai como ell dc Els
pana."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-27

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