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The evening world., 1917-02-22

Fuul' VINO Inado a gOat Impression in tine
Cr,vcrut city by his cicvsr lattling thera, No
sooner had Tliry arrived than he lookei up Tom
McAriic. matchmaker of tho Fairmont A, C.,
aud sIguc,l Up FSanhs 10 boI Battling Champion
On Mar'h ..
carl Morris. the Oklahoma giant. WIN is
mAtchol 10 fight Frank Moran a. Madtsou
Sl,pn Ghrlsn on Maprh 10. will nplre In an
othr bout a. in the form Of workout before
tacklinR tho big PittslHlrgh heavyweight. Caris
upuNu,nt will bc joe Bonds. thu Western heavy
weight, T7cy hAvc been Just u,ach"t 10 mr',t
in ten-rrund battle at tho lIarlen :. q. on
tho night u March 2
Tom Glhhon, who intends 20 d. considerable
fighting In the future, Las Just bcrn mAtrhsd 'os
two Nntc,tA by lis nAnagv. Eddie Kane. On
March o he viii go against Wild Burt Kenney,
tho BrnnH heavyweight, for ten rounds a. tho
Fairmont 4. c.. and un March o he will eI-
''atSc ware' with, Silcts Martin, tho deaf mute
middlgveight. In a t'n.rsInd byut az tho Pioneer
H. g. on West Forty fourth street.
johnny Dundee was handel $1,000 'ur his
rhafc 100 engaging IN the ten round bout with
Frankie callahan the l'noklyn lightweight. a.
the broadway =. g. on iaSt Tu'~ay night Ca.
lal,au r-eyel $50 for 'd- end The sr.ss te
'ellHA am'Iwfh 20 As''s'
willie Reecher. who "a now under The man.
AEement oi han Morgan, Will tafs ON joey
Connorr the New England worcrweiEhs In q
twelve pmd bout al sAoS % - Siaged at
lAwrinoe \. c., GAwarc' Mas, to-day
An,'re Andersen. tho Chicaso heaUwclEht, who
made a noor showing in his sst few fights in thLs
Strte has been matchei 10 meet Ton Cuwlcg
Tor zen rnunAs a. tho Flower city A, c, OF
Ro,',stcr y Y. on next Monday niEht As
C,oy,er Is fighting in g'rh form ssain. hs should
casly outpoInt Anderson
An ietans for tho ten -r,und ooutes, between
Tcd XII LeVis the English OoIer, and Johnny
GufhuS, ths slnity and aggressive vesrwcight
" Akron. o., have ilt been completed, Tl,ey
will cnms tuscthcr IN tOelyc-r,uni g. at a
boxing entertainment % nr brought ~ At Akron,
o.. uu nn, Monday night
Miah Murray. manager ~ he Amy A 4 Of
Boston tu. iay slgusl up GvTgr ChAney ID Bal
timrrs aul Young Britt ~ New BSsord Mas.
20 meot In twelve ruund contest next Ties-
day night IA both boys aggressive and
s,ambang fighters they ousls 20 furnish a SlAsh-
ing god boat,
Rsnnis MoCOJ and Reidis NJ 1DonnIld hIy,
bern secrTci by Charles Doesser'ck 20 meot In a
ttn round hout AZ ehs Pioneer :. e. on neIt
'r,irrslSy night Int viii ~ the SIN, lnAl {,
tho tea-rSlyi go between JOHNNY nludce a.,
! JimmY IuGy the vest Edo ngh've.s., vlrl
vU 20 he star hout o' f'e sr,'.
rrr. Ipr,s ruu, rpana... 10 .-s, ..s,
r-c. .. .aa. r. r..Ae Fran. N'rn rUe ..t
. t.r nrs .aNsacd lH''ou SrHs .Ha, .r a.sh
.l Ir.r. ..H. ID. YruIu ..H -Hf % H.N "a .rl
The evening world., 1917-02-22
Both Donovan and McGraw Will
Try Out Many Likely Looking
Youngsters at Macon and
Marlin, Respectively.
Bu BOzemdn BuigeT.

TVllE baseball futufo OF ltay Sdlu-
well and, incidentally, the 1917
chances OF tho Yanks depend
largely upon the said Ray Caldwell
showing up at tho Macon training
camp next Saturday. Word has come
10 the Yank Offices that Caldwell VIII
be on tho Job, but In the case OF that
eccentric young man his presence at
certain place at a given timo is
never good betting proposition
Last season Ray ran out ON team
mates twice, and but for that run out
Donovan might have brought his
gang under tho wire a winner
The discipllnlng Of Caldwell has
got 20 be quito a hobby among base
ball managers. and as yet no leader
has been ublc to get a good decision
After his full from grace last sum
mcr this wonderful pitcher camo TO
col. RUPERT. Capt Huston and Man
ager Blll and asked for just ono more
cbanco. II has been granted him,
and II ia now mp TO Caldwell 10 show
appreciation OF what was really a
great kindness,
Among tho players thcre is n lot
u speculation as TO whether cad
well viii show up and TO them II
means much. His presence on the
team In good working order means a
chance for the pcnnant. His failure
To report means that no VIII DO ou'
OF baseball for good,
But for the record breaking pitch
ing OF Bob Shawkcy last summer the
absence Of Caldwell would have put
rn, Climb I'm the second divl'on, and
the players nrmly believe tina, II H'
had been In line they would have won
Tho Yuuks are preparing for omor-
C,ucy ana Donovan is trying TO align
his twlrllug STAFF so that there vii
+ DE- chance for championship
without Caldwell having a good year
II hc comes through that Will be al
the better His work viii be purc
] velvet
Harry sparrow has made all ar
rangcmcn,s for his first train move
/ mCnt To the South, and the Language
OF the hushcr will ice heard through
out Macon 10y Saturday night
In the meantime the Giants ar,
rpsning OFF to Marlin. big tavuritcl
I'm the betting for the next Nuuonl
League championship. McGrnw d
an set, except for the reporting O
Davy Robertson, and he does no
look upon that as a serious problem
Davy always ls a little lIto and NC
The evening world., 1917-02-22
PathoS and HeartacheS at Car
den Exhibit, Where "Ring
Manners" Are Preferred to
Good "Home Manners"

kITF brains were allowed TO score
so per cent. in the rating"
mused the Old Dog owner, at
Madison Square Garden, AS he stared
over tho rail at a group OF novices
parading Ring . for inspection, III
brains scored 50, or even % per cent,
there would be reversal OF form
here that would break the hopes and
the bank balances OF half tho eN-
hibitors.
Take that bunch OF novice collies,
FOR example. one dog IS carrying
himself like field marshal, and
every one OF his good points is stand
ing out like II sore thumb. He's a
superb sight. And that is tho way
he is duo 20 Impress the Judge. unless
my twenty years OF experience is off.
Now. look at that brace OF puppies
paradlng Just behind him. They are
ratified and nervous and uneasy. Up
TO now they have mover been away
from home. SEQ how they stink along,
like half f-drowned rats. Presently the
Judge will haul them about and feel
their coats and bones. That is going
TO make them even more III at ease.
They'n mako as bad a showing as a
hare-lipped deaf mute at a debating
society, They ara high strung and
sensitive and OF unusual intelligence
The dog in front hasn't half their
sense or a tenth OF their imagination
Tuat is why he carries himself 50
well. lie doesn't understand. or, ut
best. he understands that he ia show,
ing Oft. The same thing is going ON .r
all the other rings,
II YOU want "A dog 10 look az or 70
The evening world., 1917-02-22
EUening Worlds
Headpin Tourney
SCORES.

SCORES.
tAust C4uroh House No 2-JanOou 20 Pc
t"rsn 81, Din 10 ByTues 81, Reler g. 10
tai 2h5
Christ ShpHh I!ou.,. No. l--Ksln.y ca, 8
Asseiin ils 1a, Car;y "a, g, Asselin ST. KINns "a
O, He;ssTan Hl!l, No. I-sulllI.n al. Molonsy
81 Hols 72 willsSdoCt W. Holman H. 10,
Chi7st Chruca Hocse No s-Ducsy "a sny.
ger ger al se"aNd II. c, Ehren 90, A. ElNu w.
nrcke s. MSscrsa e. NTs iGs ro,Si 4aS d.
Esgenns Il, Mahlcn H. TvtSl, S5a
=. iin'Hian e. Yong 20. Total aiS
-. Sanolao, No Kuhn ~ Tsnts IO4. Ehlers
u, FAher ~. ku.t -. ro,sL 44G
Sano!so, No. Mann 20 sgAre, oo, Haeh
., HArnse'e, No l-S.Alw "a J Sciafeuue "a
tai. 30
HsekmAn Hill. No -ZwiIlins T5. Schiller So
Bsrgtr ca, Mechanic y, Sane 81 nFal, 82T
BImsolo No. Nv Scheiferin7 al. Hiefel 20
MayoT a.. hchweSdt "a q, schsffe~ins IS, To
tai, 2S
- AusStina X o'C.-Frcy 46. Entvis,s o.
ClorEsy "a KySn A. McCaTTA,y OF Rital ais
Barnaclr. No -uap,e s. Elnmencl GA
ralsr 3d. Gssuser 81 Nci, - T,ts.. "oS
HIGH TEAM.
F-a Co.ua. BrIpaTu.. ....... m,
HIGH INDIVIDUAL.
VI \rras'grr, CcisrhaHt. L.. l...... 10:
FOB WINNERS.
Wilam rsnts, Sano,Ac ,..s,..,.. ........, ~
L. ], IounS. NsnnhOv. - ~s%sss --sS - ssSaA 40
The evening world., 1917-02-22
Dogs Bred for Points Win
While Others With Brains
Are Waved Aside by Judges

get your name in the kennel lists,
why, go ahead and buy a canine that
has been bred exclusively for points
aud has been brought up In a kennel
IN much the same surroundings as n
prize hog. You viii get what you are
paying for. But that Is perhaps all
youll get. II you want a dog for a
chum, FOR amusement. for wise and
deathlcss devotion, then find some
better reason for choosing him than
because he has taken a lot OF ribbons
and cups and medals. or course.
some Of the best dogs. from a show
viewpoint, are also splcndidly intel
iigent. Sunnybank Goldsmith and
southport sample and Prince Won
Nclsenau, for instance But, 20 my
NINA, they are tho exceptions. The
RANK and flo OF champion asplrants
ar" bred for points, at the expense of
pr'tIh. and are reared for shows, and
( not for cOmradeship.
=, fut II another way and you'll SEQ
l M HEht. suppose you were tied to
a bench In "a huge hall with 1000
| othci humans. suppose half OF those
| 1000 were shouting or crying all thai
! uino' suppose you had TO stay there
! tour days and nights, whila thou
SANDS or strangers stopped To stare
/ at you ana poke you and fool with
! your ears and say fool things to YOU
HOW NJ would you be to 20 on exhl-
/ pltlpn at such a time and do Yourself
| credit, either in looks or actions? The
wiser and more highly organized you
are the worst appearance you would
make Ana some dun headed dub of
u Ounce, with no nerves or clever.
ness, would show off much bette,
than you would. Would that prove
no was a better man. in any way
| than YOU?
yes, I've usually found that tn,
dog with the least intelllgenCe /,
likely 10 make the best showing. .Just
as man with no great brain powc,
ia apt 10 be- a better actor than Is .
wise" man. The four-day show is 3
crUe. ordeal for a sensitive dog. An,
most dogs aCqult themselves ln
better under IL than the Same mum
Der Of humans could hope 10. GooC
ring manners and good home man
uers are very different things. A
that, ! don't blame the breeders anC
exhibitors. Dog raising Is true sports
manship. There is practically M
graft in II. And there is n genuin,
desire 20 improve the brood even a
= money loss to tho breeder.
"but there Is more real pathos an,
moro heartache In n dog show THAI
in any other exhibition OF the kind
except a baby show. Take, for in
stance, the dozens OF dog lovers VIII,
know how friendly and lovnble an,
clever their own dogs are, and VIII
bring those dogs to the show with
calm certainty they are going 10 an
p mex all sorts OF prizes. And, afte
the four-day strain, they sadly TAX
tho dear pets home again, wonderin
why the judges dismissed their dar
,iugs with a nod or n grin and gay
the ribbons 10 some brainless beas
thar had nothing but show point,
, It isn't tho judges fault. II ism
anybody's fault. hut it's pathetic
- none the less Don't You think so?"
The evening world., 1917-02-22
~ HERES $1,000 lying around
loose for Ritchle Mitch T.,
the Western lightweight, or

Benny Leonard, FOR that mattCr,
20 snap up. according TO MaA,y
Blumenthal, the we'll known local
snortsman. Blumenthal is wH'nr
20 post the amount as "a forfeit
and side bet on behalf ~
harley White, the Chicago Light.
weight. Nate Lewis, manager OF
white. wired Blumoutkai from th,
WSst last night 70 Tefuto Tom An
The evening world., 1917-02-22
Defeats |. A. A. G. After 8 Min
uteS and 43 Seconds
Overtime.

THE st. Nicholas seven beat the
Irish American A. g. hockey
team In game at the ST.
Nicholas Rink last night. The score
The evening world., 1917-02-22
Alexander Carries Sidc TO victory.

Alexander Carries Sidc 10 Victory.I
Frederick p. Alexander by his mas
tertul assortment OF strokes carried
his side into the hnal round OF the
national indoor lawn tennis cham
pionship doubles Alexander, paired
with Or. william Rosenbaum. fought
through two spirited sets 10 defeat
S. Howard Nosheu and Abraham
Bassford ir. a. 6--3, Sc, The finals
IN singles and doubles wi, be de
cided to-day. clifton Il, Herd, tho
California meteor will meet Voshell
IN the singles final NJ 10 A, NJ Herd
and Alr!ck H. Man jr will pair IN the
doubles AT th" completion OF tho
ainglSA
The evening world., 1917-02-22

drcwFs claims o. .ho American Ign'.
weight ,.amr.r".. f0r ut'yuu.
N.tr..u. W.r tar $1,000 Offer. and
MuNeg % Just carrying uaf Lewis.
wish. R'umou'ual who was tr ,n,
time manager of Al RoDn thinks
pretty well of Whites chances against
u itheT Mitchell or Leonard,
The evening world., 1917-02-22

The green IS the most important
p1rt OF golf course Especially
iChcn joiniHg the club.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
Burns Accept. Terms with Tigers.

George Burns, the FIRST baseman, and
one Of the active members OF the Base
ball Players Fraternity In the recent
strike. has accepted terms with the De
trolt Tigtrs. Only two Tigers now re.
main unsigned, ono II Harry Coveles
kie. the big Pole, and the other Oscar
Wit. the third baseman.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

out a. elghty uer.lc travelling with the Cub,
~ pAaa lena twenty wen vrr laNp'Avorp Weex't
man must - taxing his fans yut 10 trSin Tor ne
acusOl
The evening world., 1917-02-22

Rather than give Alexander $1,000,
President Baker says no will throw IL
to tho dogs. Bow Wow.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

Goopcr-Don't be a sorchcaG. Iu
spite ~ Christopher Columbus W,
stiu think the world is square.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

People who say that time flies
never lamped home town fight
referee counting ten over local boy.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

Walkers Club Of America will walk
from New York 20 coney Island. Any
body owning a fliVVer Is eligible.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

Sons hedUviCeiohts arc tortUn
ate Irs only their toeioht that
protects 'crI from the bdntdms,
The evening world., 1917-02-22

JabbeZ-The bird who said it takes
two TO make a fight never saw Jess
Wizards list of managers.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

An amateur Is dllotoed TO accept
his cdrfare. Most Of Neio York's
icc hockov players must Hre In
Rdrfndfkd.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

EVERYBODY BARK.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

A LTHOUGH Browne isn't seri-
ously considering Tim O'Sulli-
van in the matter. tho latter,
who insists he is still Darcy's man
agsr, threatens to cut into the Gar
den promoters plans with objections
which may result In "A legal squabble.
. sullivan says he has an agreement
signed by Browne providing that
Darcy should meet either George
chip or Battling Lcvinsky, in tho
event OF McCoy's failure 10 20 through
with tho Darcy match. OSullivan
says that was the original under
standing between him ana Browne
at the time arrangements for the
MCCOY bout were first considered
He insists. In view OF this, that
either Chip or Levinsky be the op-
poDent Of Darcy instead OF Dillon
Browne ridlcules OSullivan's con-
tention, but Chairman Wcnck OF the
Boxing Commission VIII put the mat
Ter up 10 the Attorney General lie
believes IL Is too knotty a question
for a layman to settle. Dan Morgan,
manager OF Levinsky. had talk with
Mr.. Browne last night on the possi-
bllity OF O'Sulllvans winning out
legally, and assured tho promoter
that his Battler would be ready and
willing 10 engage Mr.. Darcy any
time the opportunity presented Itself,
The evening world., 1917-02-22

TTEX RickarI isn't out ~ .nr
promoting business yet ~.
says hc Is In q position 90
sIomote willard Fulton bout
and IA willing 20 guarantee Wi
lard $4,000 n ne agrees 60
tight Fulton FOR him. Ten, however,
doesn't propose 10 give E.g Jess
$4,000 as some reports have li
gickard points out that the promo
llon OF "a big fight just now IS a
gamble. considering the possibilities
az war with Germany.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
IkVVTE are not dodglng anybody"
w says Frank Force, manager
of Fred Fulton tp-dav

Out we are IN position TO fight Jess
Willard for the championship, Fulton
has earned the right 10 a chance at
tho big title, not through any idle
press agent talk. but on his record.
And believe me, II we ever get that
big champion in the ring ne won't
stay ten rounds ~ Fred can stop him
We don't care where the fight .s de-
Cided. but II we have our ChoiC,
would prefer 20 have It decided bo-
fore metropolitan audience" Fore,
is an exceptional type OF fight man
aEer. He has had a college educa.
tion and a world OF experience. Ilt
has travelled extensively here and
abroad, and has served the Unitct
StAtos as a soldier IN the Philippines
The evening world., 1917-02-22

LII PEPPER.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
For Piles
AFree Trial of Pyramid Pile Treat
ment Will Be Just Like Meet.
ing a Good Old Friend.

You Can't Go Wrong With Pyramid.
Have YOU tried Pyramid7 II not.
why don't your The trial is free
Just mail coupon below-and the re-
suits may amaze you. others are
praising. Pyramid Pile Treatment as
their deliverer-why not your Mail
coupon now or get n soc box from
any druggist anywhere. Take no
subBtitute
The evening world., 1917-02-22

Manager McGraw is willing TO pay
Davy Robertson what no Is worth
but Davy refuses to work for such n
paltry salary.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
yVTHILE on the subject OF MorGan's
w talk with Browne. the idea
was euggestod that Levinsly

appear at the Garden the same night
as Darcy and Dillon. Browne figured
that with Mick King, Darcy's one
time rival for Australia's middle
weight honors. as lcvinskys op.
ponent, he would have a card OF
double Importance. internationally
speaking. Morgan expressed n prefer
enoe 70 wait for the second crack at
Darcy, but said no would do any
thing TO strengthen Brownies pro-
Eramme, II II needed strengthening.
No terms were agreed to, although
Morgan put a price on Lcvusky's
pcrvice. II Is just possible that the
match will Dee arranged.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
~ d o . ~
,laddep n hall

players heart to see that the flowers
the bushes.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

They go homo every night. too.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

u ,ooVid be all rt0ht for man
d0erS II promising Uoun0 plavers
Kept EN-.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

Moths have got into the fight game
something fierce.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

BHI Broton S the man 70 hdre
charge Of Neto Yorks boring COM
mission. lie Is on the square and
rever ,oore a broi1n derby In his
NE.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
SPORTING.

TO-NlGHT-CLERMO CLUH.
soldir, kl- asl " Marry Cross Adm' Noe
Ss'uu'sv Na' ly.,h PA'U Cline ". phl' Blnon
Uvay S.ag C'lH Nm Tel 5360 Bush To-day. al
VI s'HrNvu'S l'rmanya Fitznmmnns iiemnyvs Ssyit.
lnssn' Fior"s0s And"7on Roctorrs Edwaris ADS
Pioneer spSrtinE Club, This Afternoon. Q.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
Daroy-DiIIon Bout Practically
Assured, According TO Garden
Promoter Browne.
oeO,rsal lelI y NJ rr. Ea... h ...t /, n. %

oOusrishi 1917 hy Tl~ rvs, pgb. :. lus %
tf.e New Nors Ltcuins WotiD.
~ W. Of What looks like the dueor-
est kind OF a miN-up, Grant
Hugh Browne is more or less
certain that he will produce a Les
Darcy and Jack Dillon fight at Mad
iAon SQUARE Garden ON March 3. The
Al MoCoy-Darcy clash, originally
scheduled for that date, is officially
and entirely of. The Boxing Com
mission has announced that Mccoy
and Dixon must al their contract
with tho Broadway Sporting Club OF
Brooklyn before either can fight else
whore, and ~ Is on this decision, Just
handed down, that Browne bases his
hopes OF getting Dillon and Darcy to-
gether.
Through a mutual agreement, John
weismantel, the Brooklyn promoter
mas agreed TO set aside next Tuesday
as the date on which Mccoy and Dll-
Ion must meet at his club. Dillon
has been notified Of this and Is now
on his way to Now York from Ho
Springs, Ark. TO keep the engage
ment.
Mccoy, through his manager father
has agreed 10 go through with th'
match, too: but there is a whole 10
Of doubt about his doing so. Anyhow
q is Dillon's intention TO appear a.
ths Brooklyn club on the above mon
TONED date prepared for ring action
and n II so happens that Mccoy doei
not appear. tho Boxing Commission
will consider that Dillon haH iulhllet
mis- end OF the agreement. Thus III
VIII DO In a position 70 legally I'LL th'
engagement with Darcy at the Gar
den. II. however. Mccoy springs 2
surprise and gets into the ring viii
Dillon. and wins the bout, he WIFI go
the bout with Darcy. Promoter
Browne. however, is going ahead
confidently expecting that Dillon vii
be in tho opposite corner TO Darcy "A
tho Garden on tho night OF March
He will have Darcy Dillon tlckou
printed and placed on sale. II thcr'
n any last minute slip up, Mccoy o'
some one else substituted for Dillon
ticket holders may return tho paste
boards at their face value. One thinI
u sure, Darcy will fight some ono or
Lhe dato mentioned.
The evening world., 1917-02-22
I PUTTING EN- over
With "Bugs'' Baer
A POKER
N player
shouldn't have
a c hip on his
shoulder.

Th pu b lie
doesn't want n
run for It's money
in n boxing match.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

From q rockies standpoint, a train
ing camp is like heaven. Nobody ever
comes back.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

Joo Wood forgets 10 mention which
arm Is IN shape again.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

YOU SAID IT.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

YEA 30.
The evening world., 1917-02-22

run for its money S0S&A
in a boxing match. ~AS
~ doesn't 3E8an Nl&
uladden a b
players heart TO see that the flowers
and trees are in bloom again. So ars
the bushes.
LII PEPPER.
Sons hedVvCeiohts arc tortUn-
ate. Its only their toeioht that
protects 'crI from the bdrtdms.
People who say that time flies
referee counting ten over n local boy.
An amateur Is dlloiCed 10 accept
his carfdre Most Of Neto York's
ioc hockov players must HUe In
Kaundtkd.
They go homo every night. too,
YOU SAID IT.
Moths have got into the fight game
something fierce.
BHI Bro,on L the man 70 hare
charge Of Neto York's boring com
mission. lie Is on the square and
rever tCore brot1n derbv In his
NE.
From q rockies standpoint, q train
ina camp is like heaven. Nobody ever
comes back
Joo Wood forgets 20 mention which
arm is IN shape again.
II tCoUld be all ri0ht for man
d0erS II promising youn0 plaveri
Kept en-
Manager McGraw is willing TO pay
Davy Robertson what he Is worth.
but Davy refuses TO work for such
paltry salary.
YEA RO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-19

PprpaJos estos concep,cs de ciertGS reabios demaGGGicoS y del q
tural descridc rnGaico Fue acompa5G cast Siemprc 4 este genera de d"c"-
ncntcs.y icneu reslltantc una exacta reproduccHn de las oFinIOneS que
..s,erto este e. 3I4co en IN editorial rcciente. irtrutado La Leva'. J.
sin nbargo. a.t!culo ' prochma fuc-on esCritas "n los IrGares Separates
90: una dstaucia encrme ' pc: sentes : q0ier"5 t~Hhien sePara III IA
rrera moral ' poltita de las ms infranlueable..
Nadi. st aurvia Il Greer. cn efscto. le pGd"F2 eNStr uHa c"FfeSPoh
dencia intellectual ea.re les halGa-t.s rsToMcoaarNs dc las moHia"as del
crimcra yez Lurac cpcontrarse una muy acen:uada analcgia entire 10 cue
nc:otros henos emitIdo sobe certos aspcctcs de 81 pcinca.
ornamental DE- car;c;er tan evidente. 4ac Sc refieJan bjo un misno as
ran d,;ancias: ri inportan dnerencas lie nivel Intellectual; no iaportan
radas Hay cosas. como Ia luz. cuy& eNiteaca nadi" dscnte.
De ahi L. coiGtdenca Q8e aguutaEos. Nc tere oro oFiseA- Ieuien
codria pegar. cr efecto. QUO los grupoS ooreroS de Ia Republican Sc asoc"-
rn q! Observation-Disclosures" con Ia es9cranza dc E""r&F i McnSS'f TO
n;,nico y polticn Il que aspran n toGo cl munio las Glasses pr"!etariaS!
y ousn DodTa cga que ruertn lis OrganizacioneS cSEeras ce IA
hlnl las cue. aguiioneadas por tai eStimuio, te;aroE Ia herramenta, to
uarou. FL anna Y diercn II victoria i Carra7za sc5rc Ia division lei N"Te
-, les c.mucs de Cehva. Le6r ' A.uascaienteS? \. qucn pod:la negar,
ror nrimo. u ~ nago dc "a abneg@crn : csc hercSno' tafrahza or
demo 81 fusIanicnto en- mou,6n. Sc us maS eales desensores, crando eS-
~. desesperarz:das y 4 de le ofrecinieHios de In rev"iucon' quhleroE re-
y,Ilor cor :, rErnos Ss sdereckoS Y acchrar3n l. huel@a general sn Ia
ciudad de MeNcc:...-..
Crecmo, oue nadir. Nj Ell risno Garranza podrTa haeerlo, sin ds-
t-rir antesl los "estaGos de iuerza" ge SACRAMENTO "br"n en- NS rcha'o
-. Cuer-" \ sin mace: pedazos los decrctos terrorEt2s Qe IN" en- oa-
sion de l.. ultima hueiga-
Y ba nj expIcadc ell por que dc il aaaogHa Cue eNite entire LIS OPT
p;ones me ha yuStentadO este pciG3Eo. ' les conc"ps"S q' il&Wah en- ID
ultima proclana del gWe reyoluctnaria Eniian2 Zapata.