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Hou Can ZeW7 People 1eMo.
NoDeL Iron sxzzeirZ3Zood
- Nea/z9H Tgo1uz1sE 3ZEs

And this. after they had in some cases
been doctorlng for months without any
benefit.
IL you arc not strong or we'll you
owe it to yourself to make the fol-
lowing test: See how long you can
work or how far you can walk without
becoming tired. Next take two five
grain tablets OF ordinary nuxated iron
three times per day after meals for
two weeks. Then test your strength
again and sec for yourself how much
you havo gained. There is nothing
like good old iron to put color in -FOUR
checks and sound, healthy flesh on your
bones. But you must take iron in a
form that can be easily absorbed and
assimilated like nuxated iron II you
want 1t to do you any good, otherwise
NOTE Nuxated Iron, recommended
Shove, bv DR.. r.. Saucr. Is one OF tho never
81 gtniG Iron compounds. Unlike the Older
i,o. Gam. iron products, II Is easily, as.iini-
t,,ry II Is a most potent remedy IN neari"
all 10, ms OF Indigestion. as well as for
nervous. rundown conditions. 1hs Manu-
iactoIeIs nave such great confidence In
Nuxated Iron that they offer to forfeit
$4,000 to any charitable institution u they
who lacks iron and, Increase their strength
100 per cent or over In four weeks time. pro-
They also offer to refund ,cur money II
II does not at east dsIb!a your strength
FOLK Miller Drug stofes. childrcy, Drug
| Co. and all other druRkistE-Ady.
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DE A RESULTS

E r.; rAs SIS. 3. ,7.s sSSFisaiG'@5 : von! Fh,i gnsz 4.
(!ackasn'; s3iso. 'i2. g. s6 see sslsG. % riiSS.
ok King ToeeaD. Mariana. Rsrsae. Blue.
Ia, Viley.' Vietro,. Kings Oak. scyila also
sosa 5.s {, ;H.;.. .saa won! simem pure re-
teSHaderIsj, $50. third. rhine. I:oi Us.
Re, oialisque. Tell Sic. Mi!irace. Phe-
len also ran. =.
pi ss.. IL ipomi hskin.S ,i fa5e'S $50. s,,S 3.
/: y. X: Beai. III GRooinsopI.. SIS. 500.
md; Fciucca, lDt .(Rowan). $50. third.
E {; i's Judge az; M @fnsasRi'' k Rt"' Bar s:a' 81
, anH r%acc.fvc and one.half .lurlonxs-
abulary. lo7 (Bel!}. sI2: 20. 500. $40. won;
= r. 10; tWli.,:,, 'ss q ii;i9; se T1m
IS. siarbriEht, Little Boy. Daiacton.
Ffth r~ase-miie, and seventy y%ards-Flit-
odd; no fAmbrossms'' sls' g; fTasS. s3sc.
B second nd t ST.. iisador: lis ,!Rowannji. is:S..
III. Time, 1:A as. King Neptune. .Pris-
b, Mullins, 'Uncle Bryn also ran. ROSS
In ., ras sw;1'.s. .g U.s. seven. ssso. y. ss'.c. sss:
on. 1os tAmbrosel. $3.50. $40. second;
'fi0ss Harry lauder. Goodsoed, Tootsies
Passing Fancy. Wodan. itae B.. Egmont
venth ,,ssamIIs and 70 a s,TteeGsh0rs @nn
Slick. lis (Byrnel., 50. third. Time.
.e. III Mals r n res. s%mtthaeid. Gin Fieid.
fch Court, Jacobus also ran.
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cnANcERY TRUST DEEDS.

Lee Spencer ct al. TO a. j. Chewing.
Jr.. trustee. 17Nl22 feet, known as Se1
North Third Street. September /. 1917.
5000.
Virginia Realty and Construction
Company. Inc, 10 ]. T. Carneal, trus-
tee. 3Sxl3o feet southeast corner
Boulevard and Floyd Avenue. 'Soptem-
Der /. 1917. $500.
T. J. Beattie ct ux. to f. F. Schmidt.
trustee. lot &, block l. Hermitage Park.
September /. 1917. $500.
j.. II. cirubbs 70 r. F; Schmidt ct
Greenwood Avenue. August 20. 1917.
sl.4s3.s5.
Dominick Moschetti ct ux. to Harri-
son & Bates. trustees, 3ox90 feet
known rs 1880 Ashland Street. Sep
temhcr Z. 1917, S2.l2o.
kathryn II. Bradford ct rir to W
stewart White. trustee. 50.l6xl25 feet
west line OF Moss Side Avenue, 351.l-
feet south OF Brookland Park Boule-
ward. August 20, 1917. s2,25o.
Henry a.. Phillips to Pollard &
Bagby. Inc. trustees. 52Slo4 fee,
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RESULTS

|-st r.ce-nve and one.ha,f furlonss-Ros
Ecr. 10 tRobinson). 0 to 2, 0 to s. I to s.
:Neppcrhan. 81 fMcAtee), 8 to I. ; to /.
IN. second: Adeline Patricia. III (KaoSh),
o' s to s.. 3 to s. third. Time. 1901 is.
6tlc. Rihe. HiGhwind. Tromp. La Morte
Icond race-about two mlles-Doublet. 1t5
|crs). IL to 10. 2 to S. out, won Mcshach.
FtBushl,. $ to-. Z to, S. 8 to 5, second;
Ii. Time. AIS SIS. superhuman. Gartor
fird miie.poreas. 100 tRohtn,
bfse). S to ], 2 to l. out, second; Triple
trn, l6e (McAtee), Z to 2. even. out, third.
la, 40. Hanobal also ran.
urth-one mile-Corn Tassel. 123 fRohin-
|twe,Dc. ) to S. . 10 S. out. second; Gar
i. iii fKeoEh), 7 to ]. 2 10 !. out, third.
d. i:ss. Fairy Ward. Sir wellcns also
tth raee-six and one-half furlongs-Hand
5lade, 1l6 U.oftus). z to 2. even. 2 to s.
(: Lefty. III !Keogh)., !: to l.. TO I.
Tritty. Gavan Boy also ran.
@Fii!"e>. ) to 9. ) to 2. to 2. Won; Char
nd: Favour. l23 Co.. Jpiliiams)-. even,
s. out. third. Time. 1914 3-5. Daybreak.
h Thy Me. Margaret L.. Spectre also ran.
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Doctor Says Ordinary Nuxated Iron
Will Make Nervous, Rundown Peo-
pie 1909 Stronger In Two Weeks
Time In Many Cases.

NEW YORK. n. Y.-"one glance is
in their blood" said Dr. L. Saucr, n
Boston physician who has studied
widely both in this country and in
Great European medical institutions. in
a recent discourse. They arc the ones
the weaklinG class. slcoploss nights
spent worrying over supposed all
ments. constant dosing with habit
forming drugs and narcotics for ner-
rous weakness, stomach. liver or kid
ney disease and useless attempts to
brace UP with strong coffee or other
sttmulants are what keep them sut-
fering and vainly longing to be strong.
Thor. real trouble Is lack of iron in
tho blood. Without iron the blood has
no power to change food into living
tissue, and. therefore,. nothing you eat
does you any good; you don't get tho
is supplied the multitude Of dangerous
symptoms disappear. have seen doz-
ems of nervous. rundown people, who
~aIe ailine all the time. double and
even triple their strength and cndur-
ance and entirely get rid of every sign
OF %dyspepsia. liver and other trouble
In from ten to fourteen days time sim
ply by taking iron in the proper form.
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Ansociatfon Rnce Close.
LRS Asknclatnd RrAax

CHICAGO. September 1l.-Threc
clubs-indianapolis. st. Paul and
l-ouisvillc-are fighting 1t out for first
place in the American Association as
a result of to-day's games. Indian
apol!s, although beaten. s to /, by
Minneapolis, retained a lead of one
game over st. aul and LouisviIIe.
which tied for second place. The sea-
son closes a week from tomorrow.
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CHARTERS

The follo wing charters were granted
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission
county Realty Corporation. Hampton,
Va. Capital. $4,000: real estate bust
moss. T.. v. Enoa. president. Hampton.
Va: ". F. n. Enos. secretary. Nor
folk, Va.
The Citizens Bank Of Floyd County.
lac. r, r.. D. Floyd. Va. Capital. $685.
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American Axsocintfon.

At Columbus-Columbus, 2: Mi,wau-
KEGS fhrst Game). Columbus, 0; Mil
wAukee. IL tsecond game).
AT Toledo-Toledo, l.: Kansas City.
, tfrst Eame). Toledo, /; Kansas
City. Z (second Ganle).
NJ Observation-Disclosures, /;
Minnea polls. 8.
At Louisville-Louisville. 1: ST. Paul,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
(Continued Erom Eichth PaEc.)

hits-AiIler. shocker. Stolen base
hes. Struck out-by Shocker. 10: by ;Noycs;
by Anderson. j. Pases on bai!S-oh
bck.r. g: on Noycs. .: on anderson. ..
s.or Soyes. S In { Inning. Double plays
.kinpaush 10 Pipp. Left on bascs.Nsw
tk. s: Philadelphia. 6. Umpires. Nsilin
ronnoiIy.
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900: banking business. C. ". Guthrie.
president; J. g.. Smith. cashier and Sec
rotary. both OF Floyd Va.
New York corporation. domestieated.
Capital stock. $1,000. 900. John S. Egg
ElcSton. statutory agent, Richmond.
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DEFEATS TIGERS

September 1l.-Stanley
|veleskie allowed Detroit only three
IS to-day. and Cleveland won. l TO o..
L. hits were made by tho FIRST thrcc
In up IN the opening inning. Grancy
bred Clcveland's run In the third In.
tg when he singled. went to second
Chapman's sacrifice, stole third n
tn. The score:
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MARHIAGE

The following marriage licenses wera
issued yesterday by tho clerk Of tho
Hastings Court. (Eote.-Figures after
names denote ages):
Vernon Neal Davis. 20. and Benetta
May Hulce. 20, city.
Cabell Lee French, "a. and Alma Ruth
Loving. 80. city.
James Herbert Barlow. IS. and Mar
raret Airline Drulneiler, Fl, city.
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iii PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Building inspectors:
j. A. Firth. TO erect three brick ga
27lt West Main Street. to cost
W. l.. Phillips. to erect frame garage
Battery Court. to cost $50.
Mrs. r. g. Eidd. to Greet brick
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Detroit.

rn,a,nn 'c o 0 q %
urinary Err~ors-YounE. Stanagc. Two
|e hit-,Hsrris. stolen Discretionary t?>.
tpmar. Roth. Sacrifice. hits-Chapnl.n
wambsransx Double piay-Burns.
|,nr 10 Wit. Left on bases-Dctrott. s.:
O.. First base on error-Cleveland.
Bases on bail.-on Roland. q, on Gov.
Cunningham none IN , inning. Struck
by Roisnd. 8: by Covelcskic.. Time
:a,nt. IEN empires. Evans and Owens.
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WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP ON
|fst Preliminary For Amateurs and
fr~otcs"ioaals staged at ~cat-
moreiand Country Club.
tDy AssotIated Pre.a.l

moreisnd Country Club.
my Associated Presa1
sHiCAGo. September I'M. J.
auy',,of Boston, to-day made tho hos.
,re In tho best ball play for anna
Us and professionals as tho first
eiiininary. Of the Western open golf
a~mptonshtp at Westmoreland Coun-
Ciuo. scoring 36-33-69. which, with
q ala OF two strokes takon Oft by his
!dteur partner, G.. 4. Rowe. Of the
mo club. led tho largo field with
r32-S7 strokes for best ball.
ne second hest ball score was made
u. z. F'oord. OF 81. Joseph. Mo-. ana
mn Gallagher. Of Chicago, amateur.
lo turned IN 6S. foord camc to
nerica recently from England. where
defeated j. II. Taylor In the lnst
o matches played.
Six pairs were tied at 90 as follows:
Tom Mcnamara. New York. and
wey Weber. Chicago: j. O'Brien,
aver FAILS. Pa. and j.. r. Ling. Chi
go; James Mcdonald. Chicgo. and o.
H~enneborry. Glenvlew: John Cattle
m, windsor. and Il. IL. Raedcl. West
Preland: Jack Burke. Wheaton. and
b: .Huey. Westmorcland: Bob Mac
Pn.id' Indian Hill. and christy
Macdonald had an individual score
a ~. while Mcnamara took 7b.
best ball score for min holes was
tdc by FORD and Gallagher. who
pred IL. Rve under par. between
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.

+. G. Sanders to w. n. Sanders.
>2.o74 acres. one and ono-half miles
north of city. September l.. 1917. tax
Sc. $40.
Mary f. Kruger ct vir to Ernest
St. Clair Taylor. 4.3 acres. near Fair
Oaks Station. on Southern Railway.
August 81, 1917, S425.
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Jim Scott to he 0mcer.
TRy Associated PreSs1

IAN FRANCISCO. September IL
hes Scott. of the Chicago American
ehins staff, was admitted to-day to
reserve officers training camp at
Preside. His application was
be from Wyoming. his home State.
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RICHMOND T1MEs.D1sPATCH. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1917

dith. 35x130' feot. known as 1895 Fourth
Avenue; also 40x130 feet cast line of,
Fourth Avenue. 35 fcot south OF Gus
tor Street. September Z. 1917. $SoS.
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NoTc by lNnInKs: N.
' T.!s :. ::::::::: :sGS5iss i
Iinp. Kelly, Schopner. Smith. Hits-on
SCI. > 81 is Inning; OF Jaynes . in 20
mes. I: OF Smith. 4. struck out-by
mes. :: By Smith. s. Two.5sse hi,s-
.istrom. Rodriaue1 t2). Jackson. Gil.
At base on errors-Bunslo.. }: Rochester.
Stolen basss-McD Donald. RODRIGUEZ.
her. Collins. jackson (a1. Hummeii. Lett
base.-Runaio. 10: Roches,er. u. Double
ys-MeDonald. GU! to Hu,nmeil S1hep--
nn,eIL Hit by pltcher-by Ensei. l: by
it'll. !. wild pitchcs-Jayncs. 2. Passcd
Epires, Finneran and Bedford.
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEED.

A. l.. Adamson. trustee, to William
n. Hubbard. 33.o3x155.70 feet east line
Of Riverview Road. 231.23 feet south
Of Maury Street. September Z, 1911:
$500.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

r.: NJ. Jacobs. trustee. to Minnie L.
Sycle. 2oxa3 feet south line Of Grace
Street. between Seventh and Eighth
Streets. September I. 1917, sI6,S06.
j. n. Garnett. trustee. to S. G. Mcra.
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to cost Ss2S.
ys 4; we M. Grace s. s,t erect 10 st aes, f tsss!s =
r. G. Bayliss. to repair brick dwell. /,
ing 2710 East Franklin street. to cost /.
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northwest corner Grove Avenue and
Lombardy Street. september S. 1917.
j.. ~. Hatke to Fleet and Buford.
trustees. 55 3-4xl00 fect cor
ner Cary and Eighth Streets. Scptcm-
Der l 1917, $4,000.
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HENRICo TRUST u

w. H.. Sanders 70 w. C.. Sanders.
trustee. 42.07t acres. ono and onc-half
miles north OF city. September i, 1917,
Henry s. Hotchk,ss ct ux. to John
a. Coke. Jr.. trustee. 1885 acres In
Westham. September 8. 1917, $6,OS0.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
TIC NE(
RnTAI4

sons filled the bases in their half
tho ninth. but could only score ono
n. The score:
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GALL Is RECORDS ARE OFFICIAL

GALL Is RECORDS ARE OFFICIALLY APPROVED By THE AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION,
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But the track is the last word in motor teas-Ahe laboratory of action sets the
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Hispano América., 1917-12-23
HAY PAZ EN- Ell ECUADOR

FL gobierno del Presidente Baque-
rizo Moreno ha triunfado en- 10 alb
soluto del movimiento que con ca
racter revolucionario estallo hace al
gun tempo en- Ell Ecuador y al que la
prensa americana do proporcioses a
no tuvo nunca.
Lor rebeldes han sido derrotados
por complete en- todos los lugares
donde Sc habian hecho fuertes y las
tropas del gobierno han tornado po-
session hasta del ultimo lugar que tie
Man los rebeldes.
Por 81 aun pudiera dudarse del ext
to del gobierno en- esta OCCASION, dire
mos que segun noticias recibidas en-
fuentes oficiales de los Estados Uni
dos, ell jefe de la asonada, general In
triago, fue capturado y sera juzgado
por los delitos de rebellion y por los
que lie resulten.
Hispano América., 1917-12-23
MASCARA FEMENINA CONTRA
GASES ASFIXIANTES

carta jugo, quiza los proximos cor
tecimientos 10 determinaran; quiza
tengamos que esperar Ell juicio criti-
co y desapasionado de los historiado-
res.
Entire tanto, la asamblea Sc reune
y 81 es POGO productora de sensacio-
nalismos para la prensa extranjera, EN-
cambio puede ser prolifica EN- trabajo
so1ido, que Russia necesita.
Traducido por Ell professor Benja-
min Gomez Gallardo.
Hispano América., 1917-12-23

all perndneclO pdllQO y mudO pOr un
momento contemplated a la multi
tud, resaltando su palidez por ell con-
traste de SUI pelo y cuello negros. Y
principle a hablar y la primera parte
de su discourse fue una acusacion ON
ira ell gobierno por SUI p~olitica inte-
rior. FL auditorio hizo una que otra
interruption, pero cuando empezo a
tocar la situacion International, ell
huracan Sc d~esato....
mo menos criminal es tambien-
dijo-la politica International de la
burguesia y su gobierno, que no quie-
re la salvation del pals
esta en- la termination de la guerra.
-"Aleman".. "aleman". ..-grito
con Juror ell antique revolucionario
Chikowsky,
Ell mismo grito partio de los esca-
nos del centric. Pero los gritos de
acusacion fueron ahogados por otros
que pedian que Ell orador concluyera
su discurso.
Dijo Ell orador que en- vez de hacer
una paz Immediate, Ell gobierno pro-
v%isional por orden de los cadetes y
de los Observation-Disclosures y aliados
imperialistas, c%ontinuaba hacienda u
ma guerra sin sentido comun, sin pro-
posito y sin plan, y hacienda inutiles
sacrificios de vidas de soldados y ma
rinos.
De nuevo sus palabras fueron aho-
gadas por los gritos de la multitud,
de nuevo guardo ell orador silencio,
hasta que por fin, exasperado, lego
a declarar con toda claridad:
Las cabezas de partido del Sol
vet, estan orlando como ~encubrido-
res de esta politica; o como
faccion democratic de Bolsheviki, a
nunciamos: que NADIA tenemos que
yer con la TRACTION de este gobierno,
que no participants en- su trabajo de
asesinos, y apelamos al pueblo, solo
ell pueblo pued ~salvarse. Viva la paZ
honrada y democratical Todas las
%tierras para ell pueblo! Todo Ell poder
a los Soivets! Viva la asamblea cons
titucionall"
FL que habl6 asi, bajo de la tribuna
y fue seguido por la completa delega-
cion de Bolsheviki. Algunos salieron
a~ctivos, otros melancolicos. Kollontai
mujer conspicua, Sc distinguia en- ell
grupo: andaba erguida y o. ell aire
de una reina. E~stuvieron batiendo o.
vaciones a la nueva asamblea repu-
blicana que esta destinada a unir en-
un comun esfuerzo a todas las ener-
gias de la nacion.
Fue un momento significativo cuyas
vibraciones Sc sentirian en- las parties
mas remota de Russia, desde las trim
cheras hasta las frias aguas del mar
Baltico.
Nj aquellos que %fueron, nj los que
Sc quedaron, pudieron saber 81 seria
en- beneficio o en- p%erjuicio de sus
r~epresentados la futura labor de la a
samblea. Los de Bolsheviki estuvie-
ron av~enturando; Ell mismo Trotski,
no sabe ell este momento decir a cual
Hispano América., 1917-12-23
Como Sc instalo la Asamblea Revolucionaria RuSa.

dido que muchos de ustedes estaran
manana tranquilos, porque algo Sc
ha establecido permanente.
Trotsky declare que la union
los cadetes seria una provocacion a
la guerra civil, llamo a Kerensky SUI
premo arbitro entire partidos y classes
y culpo a ciertos diplomaticos, emba-
jadores y capitalists.
Al %anochecer, la polemica estaba
en- su periodic algido; los c%ontendien-
is permanecieron un dia mas y la
Russia los sOporto.
No tardaron en- r%enovarse los de-
bates, Troski hizo explotar de nuevo
la bomba que convirtio a la serena y
pacifica asamblea en- una turba desen-
frenada, que con caras lividas y agi-
tando los punos, gritaban y siseaban
con ira y Juror: "iAbajo, traidor ale
man.
FL pequeuo teatro que antes de la
revolucion contenia al congreso del
imperio, quien ponia veto a las leyes
formuladas por la Duma, estaba lie
no de representatives de todos los dis
tritos de Russia, q~uienes Sc reunieron
para formar una nueva Duma tempo
raj.
A la 3izquierda de la tribuna Sc sem
taron los ministries del gobierno pro-
visional y en- los palcos siguientes,
los embajadores y miembros del cuer-
pc diplomatico.
Cuando lego la bora de al apertu-
ra, Ell primer ministro Kerensky, SUI
bio a la tribuna y en- representation
del gobierno, declare a la asamblea
formalmente instalada. En- un discur-
so simple y elocuente pinto la actual
situacion de Russia y pidio Ell apoyo de
la Asamblea para tomar y llevar a
cabo las medidas necesarias para a.
segurar Ell establecimiento de una A
samblea constitutional. Los delega-
dos 10 escucharon con un profundo
silencio, sus opiniones estaban unani-
mes.
De los escanos del centric recibio
muestras de aprobacion y cuando hui
BIO terminado, llamo al representan-
tie de mayor edad para que Sc hiciera
cargo de Ia presidential provisional.
Acto continue subio la "Abuela de
la r%evolucion" en- cuyas manos depo-
sito Kerenesky SUI confianza.
Fue un acto hermoso, un honor
que jamas Sc lie ha tributado a muJer
alguna en- cl mundo. La "Abuela de
la R%evolucion' ocupo la presidential
hasta que A%rksentieff fue electo por
votacion.
Siguieron dos horas de elecciones,
y fue curioso notar que Sc valieron de
las mismas urnas de sus antecesores.
En- ell palco de la prensa bostezaba-
mos y predeciamos que no habria
mas excitacion. La mayoria de los
diplomaticos va Sc habian convencido
de clio por 10 cual abandonaron ell re-
cinto.
Concluidas las elecciones, Ell pueblo
Sc levento una vez mas de sus sillas
cuando Trostky subio a la tribuna;