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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
Bees Break SeattIe's List OF
Seven Straight Ball
Wins, IL to 7
How Coast
Clubs Stand

Eight wins IN a row proved too
much for Skipper Muiien'n siwashes.
and the Bees Knocked EN- for a ~ TO
7 win Friday. Claude Thomas. the
very good Seattle pitcher. was the
unfortunate twirler Of the day. But
II wasn't only Thomas who couldn't
stem the tide. an Blgbec replaced him
In the fourth inning. and the nlaug h
ter continued.
Don't think for an instant that the
Siwashen weren't busy with the club
Themselves. BiEb~e started things
IN the fifth inning. when he wrapped
on, homer. driving In one run
ahead Of him. Charley Mullen
brought In three more with hot
liner for another homer The bail
Jumped into tho bleacherr.
The Rainiers made a ninth inning
rally and showed two more runs
across. but. hcavensl the Bees only
made five runs in the inning before.
Altho figbe. was wilder than an
old maid with tootharhc.
his hitting was the feature OF the
local team. fie nippcd n homer. a
triple and a single In three times up.
Tn. Bees win was their first Of tho
series
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Aggies Finish
Big Schedule
Will Play Washington on O.
A. c. Campus Nov. 8

CORVALLIS. Ore, Aug. 3o.---By
United Preszl.-With the return Of
many former Oregon agricultural
college stars 20 school this fan.
Head Coach Hargiss Is confident OF
turning out one OF the most formid-
able football aggregauons in the
history OF the agricultural institu-
ton. Hargfss says that nearly 40
former gridiron warriors have
promised TO report at the opening
practice September IL. Every old
regular is going to have a battle to
make his place" he added.
Butts" Reardon win captain the
Aggies. lie played quarter and half
with the Mather Field aviators last
season. The o. A. C. schedule:
Oct IL. Willamette at Corvallis.
Oct is. Multnomah Athletic club
OF Portland at Corvallis.
Oct %. Stanford at Portland.
Nov. l, California at Berkeley.
Nov. Is. Oregon at Eugene.
Nov. %. Washington State at
Portland.
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Seattle Must Put Out
Hooks for Youngsters
for Coming Ball Year
Locals Have Good Nucleus for 1920 Team, but We
Need Lots Of Young Blood Who Is Leagues Best
Shortstop; Herr Won't Quit lob; Other Ball Gossip
BY LEO III. LASSEN

While the Seattle baseball club it lines is play
ing pretty good ball. the far from Coast League
segregation Prexy Brewster and his 40 stockholders must
BE thinking right of and should have their
hooks out for next season players.
The powers of the club haven't said much about next
yet but before all the young talent in the country is
hooked up by other clubs is up to Seattle TO bring
material here for trials next year.
certain number of experienced players needed in
every club to balance the outfit but many old fellows
be secured which won't help the club any True Sc
1tfe will be disappointed in many of the players brought
here spring and there will be in dragging lot
Of players in the shpyards here to spring training
camp. knowing that they haven't chance to make good
Good players scarce, it is admitted but there
lot Of good young prospects in smaller leagues and it's the
Seattle clubs problem to solve how to land them.
The team is playing good ball and has had lot Of
bod breaks with it. Charley Mulln deserves worlds Of
credit for the he has the boys popped up But
now
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Maxgert. however. pulled dawn Comp.
tons drive AFTER ionk run IN the sec.
ond in1lnE.
sh~-iy. on first base for In. visit
or~. made . swell one handed catch
Of Csrsptoss s~r~~rsr along the top
Of the xrsss In the fsasth. kniGht.
who uss % s~cond. REALLY
dsabisd off the keyssene bag. Comp
ton sqo~~k~d long and loud. but
With NO avail. claiming that the ball
had b-~a trapped.
Johnson made pretty play on ispsn'-
roller over second. nippinx the hons
so~n receiver at nrst base
xraw. Bee second ssetsr. made q nice
play on Conptnn's bounding hunt IN the
slxth frame. catching the Seattle runner
at frs, By . quick vndsrhand toss.
Compton was robbed OF ihre. hits BY
sensational fielding by the visitor. during
the matinee.
Bigb~~'s honey over tho right field
wall was n long. Ieping ny. II lust
dropped eutsld of tho barv,csde.
Lyle drove In fr~uch ahead Of him.
aohorr 10 due TO pitch for the home
tho visitors today.
Only one gane this afternoon. with two
billed for Sunday and two for Monday.
Jack Cook. business agent for the nees
felt like a new man after yesterday
~in. lack didn't have any too much "a
say after those frs, two defeats.
Seven straight before getting licked Il
geatties record for the season.
Portland won again. which didn't heip
US any.
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One thing is certain. and that IL
CHARLEY win not have to build from
~ ground up In the spring when
~ lines the squad up II he handles
~ club next year. He has the
nuc3eus fog n strong team and with
- addition OF couple Of young
6tes1 and hitter or two with a
Wnlnop In their sticks viii work
Won6ern with the present squad.
SEATTLE tsn't In the hole by long
~ yet. as the season has several
uue1rs 70 run. but as far as this
xonF = concerned Seattlc's main
oGlovts must be directed to next sea
mpm.
Locnf baseball fans have shown
1e11 faith in the team by the sup
DDgt they have given the boys who
~ way down In the race. They
went even expect a winner next
Yenr. but they do expect a stronger
IAN than the one which Is lined up
out there today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
Ty Cobb and
Eddie Rousch
Lead Majors
Detroit Star Hitting $3.50,
While Rousch Is Batting
1926 in National

NEW YORK. Aug. so.--Uni,ed
Press. l--Thc last week has failed 10
unseat Ty Cobb and Eddl. Rousch
from their thrones as swat kings OF
the majors.
The Georgia Peach. who has been
going along at n terrific clip. CON
unues 10 be the real leader OF the
hitterr In the Ban johnson circuit.
with an average OF .sSo. He IL fol.
lowed by his teau-mate. Bobby
Vcach. with ash. while Joe Jackson
trails along close behind with .sss.
Murphy. the pinch hitter OF the
White Sox. roostH at the top OF the
column. with an average OF .s24. but
he has taken part in only 81 games
Pat Moran's heavy hitting garden
cr. Eddie Rousch. IL the class OF the
National league swafters. with an
average OF .32s. Max Carey. the
fleet Pirate. comes next. with ais:
then Meusel. OF the Philiics. who has
hit safely In is straight games. with
an average OF ala. Hcinie Groh. the
Red third sackcr. joins the selects
this week and is fourth. with .3os.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
HARRY HARPER
RETURNS HERE

Harry Harper. who played In the
outfield for the locals during part of
the season. has returned here, after
couple Of months service In the
Canada league. He played with
Moose Jaw. Pat Eastley's club.
which started and finished the race
In the cellar. Harry intends to
make Seattle his home. Saskatoon
and Winnipeg won legs In the dou-
BILE season up north and are now
staging the title series. The league
was pretty fast. says Harry. and
they plan 10 make II n six.club
league next year. a lot OF players
graduated to higher leagues. Young
Gibson, former Seattle hurler. be.
ing one Of the boys to go up. He
was sold to the Philly Americans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
Storey'Giuen Draw With
Everett Crack; Baird Is
Beaten in Main Event Go
Trave Has Edge Over Storey; Pesinger 0utboxes
Baird; vaIencourt Gets Draw; Madden Beats Rogers;
Gleason Is Winner Over Daley; Fans Want Davis

Seattle fight fans want to of Travie Davis the
Everett welterweight who batted with Jimmy Storey at
the Arena last night Referee Mccarthy called the bout
draw but he stretched things bit when he gave the
home boy break.
Davis is fast fellow, short and stocly built with
walop in his left mitt He has pretty jab, which he
stung Storey with time and time again.
Jimmy used right with effect the Everett bow
came rushing in Jimmy cautious last night and had
to be because Davis showed real walop and was slow
like lightning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

We want TO see more OF the Ever.
EFT boy In action. Davis fights
Lloyd Madden in the main event Of
the smoker 10 be staged at Everett
Monday.
Peisinger Wins
In the main event OF the evening
Harry Peisingcr proved TO be too
fast for Earl Baird. Seattle light.
weight The little southerner show
ed fast left mitt which he plastered
in Eari's face turnout the bout.
In the second and last rounds
Baird managed TO kiss Peisinger in
the face with couple OF right.
hand smashes that slowed the visitor
up "A bit but there wasn't any ques'
ton but what the Californian won
the verdict.
The first round was rather tame
with neither boy getting hurt. The
edge was PeldnEer's. The second
canto was even. but the southern
boy started things in the third when
he played a tattoo on Baird's face
with his left and cracked Earl with
couple OF hard rights.
last Round Decides
In the last round pelsipger was a
bit careless and started TO mix things
with Baird. In these exchanges
Baird got the best of II. but the
visitor outboxcd Earl in every
round.
II was Baird's first defeat in a
Seattle ring.
frankie Rogers put up a good
fight with Lloyd Madden in the see
ond bout on the card. Madden took
things easy In the first two rounds,
but fought little harder I'm the
last sessions. Lloyd didn't put up
his usual fight. II was a close YER
dict and Madden just had a shade
A lot OF fans thought that the bout
could have been called even without
hurting anybody.
In the other bouts on the bill
Irving Gleason. local featherweight.
beat Ernie Daily. and Young Taylor
drew with Curley valencourt in the
wciterweight division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
WHO Is BEST sHoRTsToP.

Who n the best shortstop In
- 1eague?. Local fans would
Eove . hard time answering this
WESTON after seeing Ernie John
- pick up grounders In the Salt
Lnhe infield and Johnny Mitchell
DGF1erm between second and third
49, for the Tigers. Johnson and
Doleche1l src far and away tho
e1nGo Of the leagues shortsfops.
Dooh men can field. hit the ball.
~ run the bags. 1t will sure he
3 hnrd Job to pick q Coast League
oD1ear shortstop Ut the end Of the
oGneen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
TEAM GOES on
THREE WEEKS TRIP

After the series with tho Bees
here. the Seattle crew will leave for
the South and will be gone three
weeks before returning 10 the home
heath. where they will play two
weeks before the season Is over.
They open In Oakland and then
journey to Sacramento. and from
there TO Portland and then home
They close the season here with the
Angels and Solons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

Hari Maggert. Bee outfiefder. Is
oe11I pretty spry for a gentleman
over the 10 year mark. Harl has
Been playing ball for a good many
years and there IL generous
eprinkiing Of gray hairs In Mag.
oerts thatch. but Hari Is still fast
enough to stick in Coast League
oaII. He Is leading off for the Bees
tnd h playing center field. which is
proof enough that Harl must have
found a fountain OF youth some.
where In Utah. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
SHANNON LOSES IN
CANADIAN NET MIX

VANCOUVER, II. c.. Aug. 30
DR.. Clare Shannon. Seattle. was
eliminated by Brother" Burrill Fri.
day In the British Columbia clay
court championships In progress
here by the score SO. 81. sc. Miss
Screiner, Seattle, and Capt. Macas.
kie won from Mrs. Cushing and DR..
shannon, 60, OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
IRIS THE BUNK,
GAYH HERR

It's the bunk. says Eddie Herr.
DE portly leader of the Salt Lake
Bees. when someone took crack
~ the alleged smallness OF the Bee
Park the other day.
1T gives me a big pain to hear
some Of the ballplayers on the
other squads abb themselves
for the lickings we hand 'em In Salt
Lake. Our left field fence isn't any
shorter than the right field wall
here" be continued. we beat the
grounds this year and II makes me
sick TO hear that continuous chat.
ter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
MURPHY GETS SHADE

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. a0.--Spud
Murphy shaded Joe Willis. ancient
heavyweight, at Drcamland last
night. II was n duh affair, the men
needing overcoats more than court.
plaster or arnica after II ended.
Goat LAWN and Mexican Kid Carter
drew in the best bout. Billy Harold
shaded frankie Denny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
Bees Break Seattle Clubs Seven Game Winning Streak
Vie DAVIS MAKES GOOD SHOWING I'M FIGHT WITH JMGY STOREY
10 IS LUCKY FOR
PILOT PAT MORAN

Charley Comiskey. president
Of The Chicago White Sor.
probable contenders for the
worlds series title with Gin
cinnnti, was mt one time man.
agcr u the Reds. lie acted In
that capacity from 1891 10
1894. He was originally a first
baseman on the famous ~.
Louis Browns. four times pen
raDt winner.
Noted players who have man.
aged the Reds since 1891 arr:
1ssi1sot; Charley Comisls~y,
first base.
iss5-issp; VIM. diucl) Ewing,
catcher.
1900: Dob Allen. shortstop.
1901: John usud) McPbee.
second base.
ieo,-isoS; Joe Kelley. out
fielder.
isos-iso'; Ned HanIon. out
fielder.
1908. John Camel. first base.
is09.i9ii: Clarke Griffith.
pitcher.
1912; Hank O'Day, pitcher.
umpire.
1913; Joe Tinker. shortstop.
lsItIsis: Charley HersoK.
sbortstop.
i9is-lsIs: Christy Mathew.
son. pitcher.
1918: Pat Moran. catcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
pAuBERT SUES DODGERS

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-Jake
Daubert, Cincinnati first baseman.
brought his second suit in court yes
terday TO secure back salary OF $500
which he claims is due him from
the Brooklyn National league club.
Previously Daubert agreed to accept
$500 as settlement In his suit for
s2.l50. The money was to have
been paid In installments OF $500
when he signed with Cincinnati
$500 on May 10 and $500 on June
10. He claims the June payment
has not been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

tripists and single In five trfps 10
the piste.
Herb Murphy. wuo 10 playing second
base In the absence % Ciyds Wares. who
10 out % the lineup With q bum leg
looked bad In the early innings yesterday.
lie xurmed up a setsp for double play
By dropping q throw frera frsneh at
second.
Jack knight struck out twice yes,er-
DAY. and also poied out another long
hit that Travelled TO ths bisaehsrs In
lef, field for two s.ess
The Bees rally In tho eighth frame
was started after two were out. ard five
runs crossed the platter.
Claude Thomas wasn't fooiins EN- any
yesterday.
Fart sh~~iy walked every time he
faced uigb~e on the hill. which was
three.
BIsbee was cracking the aTai. in old
time style yesterday. He ~allcped
skier over the right field wall. smashed
out a triple and single In his other two
attempts.
Murphy made a nice play on xuivey's
bounder over second In tho ninth when
he spesrsd the pill and tossed to first
on tho run ahead Of the Bee runner.
Cunningham puiieG town pyiers liner
over second. 10 the eighth frame. In real
style.
Ladies' were out en- maHss Twas fair
sex day.
Cunningham slapped out triple "
the eighth frame. The ball Just sraxod
MaKRerts giove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
HOW THEY FINISHED
WHEN REDS WON OUT
AWAY BACK IN 1882

Tho following IL the stand
Ing Of the American assoria-
ton for 1889. the year that
the Reds won their Last PEN
nant. They wound up the
season with IS games won and
IS lost. for a percentage Of
.6ss. just III points ahead of
their nearest rival. the Philar
delphia Athletics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
CALLS OFF FIGHT

CANTON, Ohio. Aug. 3o.-The
fight scheduled for Labor day here
between Jack Britton, welterweight
champion, and Jock Malone. was
called off today by Matchmaker Nc.
Kinney. due to Britton's illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
PLAY TWO
DOUBLE BILLS

Salt LAKE and Seattle will stage
two games Sunday and another
double bill on Monday. which il
Labor Day. The games get under
way at 1870 each day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

hv i.rvsfsnr = BASES on baiis-Off
Thomas 2. of niEbes :. Oft Lsverenr 5.
Two base hi,s-knight. Rainier. Three.
base hitsmkruH :. Jsserenr. Marrcrt.
Cunningham, Hisbes Home runs-uiE-
bee Mullen. Double plays Murphy to
French TO Maiien. q Bhseiy 20 johnson.
Sacrifice hits-numisr Walsh. Balk-
fsevrrenz Innings pitched-By Thomas
T. runs T. hits 7. q, bat 81. Runs re-
apansi6ls for--Thornas 4. niRbec 4. Lever
err Z Charge defea, 60 Thomas Time
81 rame-1:ob. umpires-Frary and
rhyis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
ONE MORE

HENDERSON, KY. Aug. 3o.--
Outfielder Charles High of the
Evansville. Ind. club OF the Three.
I League has been purchased by the
Philadelphia Americans. II was an
nounced here by Tom Turner. scout
for the Athletics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

After working night and day for
months to line up the team I
have wouldn't II be q good joke
ON me TO turn over my team to
someone else TO win a pennAnt."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

Another thing that gives me
> good time h the report that I
nm going to quit my job at the
80 Of the season and go back as
> scout with the 81. Louis
Browns," declares portiy Eddie,
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. ln3 s3S0253sNloEEas zs
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
National League

New York at nrooklyn---Raln.
Boston at phiiadclphia-Rai
Cincinnati at Pitishurg -Rain.
~. Louis at Chieago--Cioudy.
American League
Philadelphia AZ New York--Ratn.
Washington NJ HoHton--Clesr
Chicago at ClcvciAnd-Cioudy.
Detroit at st. I.ouis--Cioudy.
Coast League
Salt Lake City at Seattle.
Los Angeles OF Portland,
Sacramento at Vernon.
San Francisco at Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
SCHAPPERT WINS

SCRANTON. Pa. Aug. 3o.--Raiph
schappert. OF wilkesbarre, defeated
Irish Patsy Cline. of New York, last
night
Steve L.atzo outpolnted Phil
Bloom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
ADAIR WINS

BOSTON. Aug. 3o.-Barney Adair,
Boston welterweight. defeated Paul
Doyle, Boston, In i2 rounds OF fast
milling here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
WHERE THE
CLUBS PLAY

San Francisco win engage Yer.
non. Portland journeys to sacra-
mento. Los Angeles travels TO Salt
Lake and Seattle plays Oakland
next week. That Los Angeles Bee
series promises to be a warm argu-
ment.
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|GS@5y
|aSlED

Cornell university football squad will
have two cub bear masoota this fall
Bethlehem Steel Company soccer team
will play ~ games In Scandinavia and
Finland this month and early In Sep
TENDER.
Coach Yost IL about 20 start hts 18Th
year With tho Michigan football team.
Tho Hamilton tont) Arena, Limited.
has been granted a charter, and will put
up modern amusement building for
boxing. automobile shows. winter sports,
etc. II will have seating capacity OF
1000,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

Singles by Mitchell and Ellington
and Chadbourne's sacrifice showed .
run across for the Tigers In the
ninth. winning over Sacramento
70 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
JACKSON FIGHTS

Willie Jackson and Johnny Dun.
dec have been signed up to box at
Philadelphia next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
BREWSTER IS
REAL BOSS

Proxy Jimmy Brewster II
looking out for jobs for the Sc
attic ball players who are plan.
ming ON wintering In Seattle. ac-
cording 10 some of the players.
This Is real boss. well say.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

BRooKLYN. Aug. 30 r, H. f.
Now YORK ...s.t...t.+ss.+.
BROOKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
batteries; Nehf and Ooxaics. Smith
and Miller.
pITTsBuRG. Aug 80 II H. f.
So Louis .................. :
fhtepurg s.....sss.ss+...t
battcriesi Shcrdell and Dllhoofer,
Clemens; y. Miller and Schmidt
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. so
First Game X. IL y.
itoHton stssss.....s... ~
Philadelphia ...........t. IL
Ba,teriea Fillingim and Gowdy; @.
Smith and Tragresser. Twelve innings
Second Game n. H. Il,
hoAtoh tts.sss#. sssss.ss.sss.s IL
Philadelphia ............. ~ 3
Batterlesi Demaree and Gowdy; Can't
we'll and Clarke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
A3g1NND, 1Hfy HsN6 81

Marty kruE. ,isisinG s~-sod ~ssksr.
had another big dsy with the willow
yesterday. n~ gsth~rvd IN two
tripiei. and . single In five trips to
the piaie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

Batteries; Bromley. Couch ana AN,
SHIN: Kremer. Holling, Gearin anu
Mite.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. so'--san
Francisco outhit the oaks yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

Maxgeri. however pulled devn Comp.
ond inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

Cunningham slapped out triple IN
is eighth frame. The ball Just sraxod
faKRerts glove.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07
ACTBAL DAsDeE,S EXT RANJERAS
LA UNIDAD

siedad Ia ruptura de Ia unidad So
cialista.
Hay en- clio algo de megalomania
~ mucho de ingenuidad. En- efccto,
los unificados hacen tai escandalo
acerca de esta unidad siempre preca-
ria. siempre amenazada Y siempre
renaciente, que los oidos lie lumbar
a uno Y no puede ignorar sus quere-
las domesticas Y sus reconclliacio-
mes.
Pero Sc eguivocan mucho al ina
ginarse que suS adversarios bur
gueses" desean a fuerza Ia descom-
posici0n de "la unidad'. Y en- yer.
dad les atribuyen mucha tontera a
los enemigos a los que acusan al mis-
mo tempo de IN sombrio maquiavelis
mo.
iCreen que la 'burguesia"-pues-
to que hay burguesia-tenga interes
en- la clarificacion y en- la simplifica-
cion de n situacion caotica de la
que su "eneEligo de clase'-estilo
marxista-no puede llegar a ibrar-
Sc?
Gree que la "b~urguesia" tenga
interes en- la division racional de IN
Partido en- Ell que fraternizan el Sc
nor Thomas Y cl senior Loriot, el Sc
nor Longuet Y ell senior Rozier, en- el
que el senior Longuet deshonra con
su, vecindad al senior Thomas Y en-
donde Ell senior Renaudel carga con 81
peso al senior Loriot?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-07

Que les hara sentir sus rigores y sus
puntas unicamente a los de IA mayo
ria de aver. Y el senior Renaudel,
escribe que cree Saber bien 10 que
es Ia unidad-con Su calidad de con
fidente de Jaures-pero que ia uni
dad a Ia i~zquierda'' es IN misterio I'M
penetrable para su inteligencia.
En- fin. algunos miembros del Par
lido, Y no los de los memories, inca
PAGES para entenderse con u secclo-
mes defeccionistas Y partidarios de
los bolshevikis, o amenazados con Ia
guillotina SEGA por los grandes IN
q~uisidoreS del Partido, han resuelto
el problema de la unidad a su modo,
~haciendole al partido que fuera de
Guesde Y de Valiant Y que no es va
sino Ell de los senoreS Longuet Y Ra-
ppoport, una gran cortesia. Sc ma
leido la breve e incisiva carta de d.
mission dirigida por Nectour al ciuda-
dano ~secretario L. O.. Frossard, y
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