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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
FOOTBALL RULES
LITTLE CHANGED
5s Hill I'LL

New York; March 1.-THE football
xs1es cmmittee. after two lengthy seq
sionS. finished its meeting without
adopting any radical changer in the
rules governing the gridiron game.
Some minor changes to clarity doubt
full phraseology were made.
One feature OF some importance was
/. The abolition OF the punt-out following
touchdown. Under the new rule. at
ter a touchdown Ia made, regardless
OF where Ii Ia made on the goal line.
the ball shall be brought out and ar
attempt at goal kicked from any point
Tn front of the goal posts that the
kicker may select
Tho objection to goal kicked from
q scrimm2ge formation after touch
down was that the defending side
would have eleven men on the line OF
scrimmage. against a Lesser number on
the attacking side.
After discussing the proposition to
substitute forty plays instead OF time
limit for quarter OF period. II was
thought that the change was too rad
lcai to attempt without 1t frst beino
tried "a An experiment. IT was then
proposed that Some OF the larger col
.sge teams should adopt this method
Of play during one or more early sea
son games next fall. and the matter
brought up again for discussion at the
next formal meeting Of the rules CON-
mittee.
The definition OF player whom not
insnotion Was quaiified TO read: Come
to- . full stop with both feet ON the
ground and STILL"
In future when = substitute reports
10 tho referee, the player he relieves Ia
oficiAlly out OF the game, whether he
is OF the field or not before the next
riay 10 started
In the rule governing roughness, a
cautionary phrase was inserted against
rcuEhing a player after he had made =
forward pass.
For tho nrst time In history ths
committee took Official cognixance OF
professional football Just before ad-
Sourning II was voted to instruct q
COMMITTEES to Investigate football play
ers by paid men and to insert para
graph on the subject in the Football
Code
Chairman r. X Hail. Of Dartmouth
who has held the post since the last
raasting three years ago. presided. and
he was reelected for another term
and that turned out to be the only
nsiness transacted. Others present
were. walter Camp, Yale. secretary
]. A. Babbitt. Haverford: c. w. Savage
Oberiin: DR.. Fl. L. Williams. Mime
sofa; W. A. Lambeth. Virginia: Cap.
tain w. e. Pritchard. West Point; DIR
Carl williams. Penusyivania: Com
mander r. J. Dashiei, Annapolis; A. A.
siagg. Chicago: r. w. Moore, Har.
ward. A. H.. Sharp. Yale. and w. w
Roper. Princeton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

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ttoa fntiMIately ~ lIts 4
t1sr = i {artOoniot - NSlz ~ = 2
dian. His fOrfA y 9tS3ue Ntf
atoms Of Mr. Wilson. MeM
president saw FAuIkner fcf tIA1v r AN
time IN Washington he ssid ~ N
.'FAuikner. you are the best cos1lS
feiter T ever saw. "a sS.s
Chrystie and Bennett. 4ccefS4l
comedians, viii contribute = ltSNa
variety act They arc funmAker1 N
traordinAry, who do many AfuuI1i
things and do them all we'll s
Rounding out the new show VIM III
vfttorio and Georgett&." an tmperf4s
ton. The foreigners are known IN TN
Amusement world - the -upa16&
Down Boys" because most OF IL
time during tho act they are stAndtnu
on their heads. They give = rAs
markable !, exhibition OF Acrobatt8
gymnastic and equilibrastic nkHE
with the new vaudeville bill win cefls
complete change Of motion picture
displays. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
CLEVER JUVENILE ACTORS
AT THE LYRIC TODAY

"Playmates." musical comedietta
dealing with the joys of youth and In
nocence. will be conspicuous on the
new bill which comes to the Lyric
for the weekend. commencing with
the matinee performance today.
"Playmates" is presented by a COM
pany of Juvenile actors. 1t has
scored a pronounced hit on the Keith
big time. The piece is attractiveIy
staged.
Reynolds and White. in violin and
Verbal Expression. promise a uni
que musical act They use in the
act a machine gun which has been
patented and is exhibited only by this
team The act Is described as "a real
novelty"
Another unusual feature OF the bill
will be Ralph Faulkner, President
Wilson's double. Faulkner g said to
bear a striking resemblance to the
president. SO much so that he Is fire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
Cured His RUPTURE

was hediy ruptured while 1lfting trsnk
several yeass ago. DoctDu said my only bone d
cure was al opentinm. Trsss<s did me 10 gupd.
Finally ri hold a scsnething that quickly and
completely cared me. Years have passed end tha
rupture has never returned. aithnush an doing
hard work ~ = earpentex. There wae no OPEN,
tiou, NO lat time. no trpuhae. have aothing b
sen. but win give full infefasAtioa aheuk hov you
may And : cnnpiete Genre wiahout opesatSoa. y
ycn write ~ NJ. Engen4 ~ Eailsn. csspenAer,
saoF Ilasceilus Aseaue. NAnAeQnan. n. ]. netter
cat out this nceice and SHOW q b any olhers WIG
are ruptured--you may saye 1ils cr q least st0e
the snssery Of ruptnrs And ~ wsssv and dinsm
q N operntirns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
ELABORATE BASEBALL
SCHEDULE FOR Penn

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trpeciai 20 inc Hichmonu
State College. Pa. March IL
Games with Yale. Princeton, Univer-
sity Of Pittsburgh. University OF Cali
foruia and many other leading colleges
ara unlyersitles faafura the most pre-
tentious baseball schedule ever ar
ranged for = Penn state nine. The
schedule a. announced today by Grad
nate Manager Nell n. Fleming en-
braces no less than twenty-six games
twelve Of them on new beaver field
While the others VIII be played on
feur different trips. The season opens
WIN & southern TIN startinr April
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
LOVE AND INSANITY
KINDRED DISEASES

New York. March 1e.--'.Being IN
love and being insane Is all the same.
so a period OF observation In BELIEF
vue won't do any HARM" aaid MaEtos
trate Sveetser today IN disposing 81
the case OF Charles Eiffert arraigned
before him in the West Side court
charged with annoying Miss Ethel
Cozzens by his persistent love max
ing.
The case against the iovesick swainl
was stated by Mrs. Leonard Cox1ens,
mother OF the object Of his anec-3
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
BREAKS RECORD IN
ROCKET BILLIARDS

Davenport, Ia. March i7.-Ralph
Greenleaf. worlds pocket billiard
champion, broke q Middle West
record today when he went out with
TN unfinished run OF 100, scoring
victory over Jerome Keogh by lss to
81 in an exhibition game. The game
required only four innings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
MAY EXCHANGE ADVERTISING
FOR RAILWAY TRANSFORMATION

Governor Davis has signed the bill
known as the Willis Robertson
measure, which permits publishers
OF newspapers to exchange advertise
Ing space for transportation with
the railroad companies. The new
law n but return to An old custom
for many years established in this
and other states. which was OUT
lawed by the legislature few years
ago when abuses Of tho system be-
came flaerant-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
DRUCkS BREAKS
WORLDS RECORD

Former high bowling mark was held
by Birks Brothers. Of Chicago, which
they established at the tourney CT
Grand Rapids In 1917. Phil Wolf,
achor man for the Brucxs, takes lead
ms part In record making.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

New York. March 17.-"Babe"
Ruth will have a great many OF our
well, known baseball experts looking
for a job If he doesn't hurry up and
get hit
Unknown boxer won bantam weight
championship of England. We'd like
TO know who the really well known
boxers are in England today.
Story in a we'll known periodical Is
entitled, t'how artists earn a living"
But do they?
Charles NJ. Schwab. in a recent ad-
dress to the undergraduates of Prince
ton University, said, 'all young men,
when they are starting life, have to
work for a salary but the sooner they
can get away from it the better for all
concerned" We have enough trouble
staying just one jump ahead Of the
bill collectors without trying to duck
the weekly trip to the cashiers win
dow.
Chinese girls prove better boxers
than their brothers.-SHeadiine Hope
this propaganda doesn't spread
The people of Argentina bet $i76.-
oo0,00 last year ON various games of
chance. And we let out a terrible
yelp last week when we lost sixteen
bucks in a poker game. Can you
beat it?
Cayemen aren't so unpopular today
with apartments selling by the square
inch.
John Drinkwater, playwright,
sailed for England recently where he
will not be compelled to live up to his
name.
Johnny Coulon, former bantam
weight champion OF the world and a
wonderful fighter in his day was
noeked out by third rate French
bantam in Paris the other day. Some
of these DAYS Johnny will wake up In
is dressing room ana realize that he
used to be pretty good boxer.
George Carpenter, heavyweight
champion OF Europe. en- route to this
country on the Savoie, is victim OF
seasickness.--NewssI Item. That's easier
than taking one OF Dempsey's right
handlers on the chin.
Benny Leonard plays the hero part
| in movie thriller recently released.
Funny part of it is that Benny can
| also play the same part equally as well
in the ring.
Dry toasts are In vogue regardless
of the fact that there Is usually plenty
/ of water in the house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

X a Bolshayist wants an impene-
trab,e disguise. he shayes and washaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
warehouses Wen Filled.

Rheims. March 1.-THE American
Red Cross warehouse here Is well
stocked and articles on hand are sum-
Gent for the immediate needs OF the
outlying towns. There are at pres
.ent supplies OF mattresses. blankets.
shawls, satinette, second-Quaiity tex
tile and some clothing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

Unknown boxer won bantam weight
championship of England. We'd like
to know who the really well known
boxers are in England today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18
LETSGO.
BY Gunboat Hudson

New York. March 1T.-"Babe"
Ruth will have a great many OF our
we'll known baseball experts looking
for a job IL he doesn't hurry up and
get hit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

Story in a well known periodical Is
entitled, t'how artists earn a living"
But do they?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

io4s 1898 1891 soss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

Dry toasts are In vogue regardless
of the fact that there Is usually plenty
of water In the house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

Benny Leonard plays the hero par
in a movie thriller recently released
Funny part of it is that Benny car
also play the same part equally as vel
in the ring.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

Wood. IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

George Carpenter. heavyweight
champion OF Europe. en- route to thi
country on the Savoie, Is victim .
seasickness.- Item. That's easie
than taking one OF Dempsey's RICH
handlers on the chin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-18

Chinese girls prove better boxers
than their brothers.-sHead Hope
this propaganda doesn't spread.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-26
F R A N C | A
LA SIRENA DEL CRlMEN

sarrollo relativamente pobre de la
potencia razonadora.
"Desde luego, ell amor no es cues
tion de razonamiento, sino de emoti-
vidad, Y parece ser que, la fuerza, el
valor y el heroismo, exaltan mas par
ticularmente las emociones. femeni-
mas. Buena prueba de clio es la pre-
dileccion que muestran las muieres
por los militares, y que la exhibition
hasta cierto punto vulgar de estas
virtudes produce identicos Y aun ma
yores resultados en- favor de los bo-
xeadores, los luchadores, los domado-
res de fieras, los acrobatas Y los to-
reros.
"Esto sentado, admitamos que la
fuerza, el valor Y el heroismo degene-
ran en- violencia, incluso ell crimen,
Y la mujer, en- quien las sensaciones
privan siempre sobre los razonamien-
tos, seguira emocionada, conquista-
da, Y ese amor que persiste no sera,
en- suma, sino la aberracion de una
'eualidad ordinaria".
~,
A cada paso, en- efecto, nos sor-
prenden estos casos extraordinarios
de mujeres que Sc sienten atraidas
por la sirena del crimen, y. 81 hoy es
NLandru, ell tetrico y repulsivo Ian
dru, quien recibe amabIes cartas de
fervientes admiradoras, fue aver to-
davfa cuando los periodicos nos anun-
ciaron la boda de una honorable viu-
da parisiense con el autor de varios
tobos Y crfmenes horripilantes.
Luis Dfaz-Caneja.
Biarritz, octubre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-26

dimision de sus carteras. FL rumor
de la inminente crisis parcial, conti-
n1a sim embargo.
MADRID, 26. ~ La Universidad
Central acordo otorgar el tftulo de
Doctor Honorario en- fiTosofia v le-
tras al insigne hispanoflo norteame-
ricano Mr.. Huntington, fundador de
la Sociedad Hispana en- America del
Norte que reside en- New York dom
de ha establecido el Museo de Arte
Espanol Los miembros de la facul-
tad han invitado al insigne america
no a ir a Madrid recibir la inves-
tidura personalmente, con el cere-
monial acostumbrado. La prensa, sin
diferencia de matices, elogia ell acuer-
do uniyersitario, poniendo de relieve
los merecimientos del eminente his
panofilo que tiene tan bien probados
sus mobiles entusiasmos por la inmen-
sa obra de cultura que Espana ha
realizado en- ell mundo.
PARIS, 26.-Los reyes de Espafa
don Alfonso y Dona Victoria salieron
anoche de aqui con rumbo Espafia,
de regreso de Londres, donde han pa
eado una semana. Los reyes de .Es-
pana han entregado al Prefecto de
Paris, importantes donativos para los
pobres de la municipalidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-26

HABANA, noviembre 26.-El Sr.
Ricardo DOLE, presidente del Senado,
ha declarado que ell Presidente de Ia
Republica, don Mario Menocal am
pliara por un termino de treinta dias
mas la moratoria, para dar tempo
a que puedan reunirse ell Senado y
la Camara a fin de buscar soluclon al
confiicto. Ell Sr. Menocal promulga-
ra esta orden por medic de un de-
creto. La noticia Sc comenta blen
por los elemntos financieros del
pals.
HABANA,. noviembre 26.-Hoy co
mieilza la temporada hipica que du-
ra Glen dias. Ell ndmero de foraste-
ros que hay con este motive en- la
Haban es verdaderamente extraordl-
mario. Todos los hoteles de la ciudad
que ofrece aspecto animadisimo, es-
tan llenos de americanos.
HABANA, 26.-Anoche fue derro-
tado Eguiluz que jugaba con Liza
rraga contra un trio en- que forma-
ban los famosos pelotaris Gabriel Co
mez v Larrfnaga. Fue necesario po-
ner un trio contra el estupendo lu-
gador cubano, ,causa de los repe-
tidos triunfos que ha venido conquis-
tando de la visible superioridad de
facultades dc nue disfruta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-26
UN CONTRABANDO
GRACI0SO

Aver tarde ell jefe de los inspectores
de Aduana, sei1or Ernesto Gonzalez
COmulada, que es medic brujo en- este
de attapar los contrabandistas, sor-
prendi6 dos individuos empleados
de una acreditada fundici6n de esta
ciudad, que tuvieron necesidad de il a
bordo del vapor americana Great
Falls, a colocar un nueyo tubo en- la
maquinaria, que estaba roto. Este bu-
O., como recordaran nuestros lectores,
lego este puerto hace algunos dfas
de distintos puertos del Norte de Es-
paila, con un cargamento de vinos pa
IA Venezuela Y Santo Domingo. Los
empleados colocaron su nuevo tubo,
trayendose para TERRA el rOto. Como
va Sc acercan los dfas de que ell vino
Sc hace tan necesario para poder pi-
sar el clasico lech0n asado, los me-
eanicos tuyieron la preeauci0n de me-
ter dentro del tubO, algunas botellas de
vino tinto y blanco, sin saber que Ell
brujo de la Aduana les estaba espe-
rando Ell TERRA. Cuando desembarca-
ron del bote con su tubo lleno de bo-,
telIas, Comulada lie cause gran extra
fieza la manera tan aeariciadora CO.
mo conducfan los mecanicos el tubo
en- question. Entonces el empleado de
Aduana sospech6 que allf habfa cato
encerrado, v efectivamente, al poner
verticalmente el tubo, cayeron las bo-
tellas del precioso lfquido.
Los chasqueados introductores fre-
ron ileyados a presencia del Comisio-
nado de Prohibition, quien les exigio
una pequena fianza para permanecer
en- iitertad ps9TisioTai.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-26
La Uniyersidad Central de Madrid
nombra doctor honorario q uni insigne
hispanofilo norteamericano @s.@
La ordorid Serd dmpiddd por un mes Cuba pOr de-
Creto presidential q Una huega de mneros dnunClddd
largo pdZO dbdnd dpeSdr de Ia Crisis 0TeG6 el as
! speGtO cordial dc la fiesta a SuS viSitdnteS
ode NuesTRo sERyIcIo cABLEGRAFlco EsPEcIAL2

DUBLIN, 26.-Las fuerzas militia
res policiacas inglesas hicieron
aver un raid, en- Liberty Hall que du-
r6 todo ell dia, realizando numerosisi-
mos arrestos; entire los detenidos sc
encuentran Thomas Johnson, secre-
tario del partido laborista irlandes
y Thomas Farren, ex-presidente de.
Congreso de los gremios de Irlanda.
Ambos elementos Sc juzgan por las
autoridades inglesas como unos pc
ligrosos concitadores al desorden.
MADRID, 26.-Persiste la huelga
de los panaderos, creando ell confiicto
del abastecimiento en- Madrid. Gran
des colas de gente pobre espera fren-
tie las panaderfas, para conseguir
pequefas raciones de pan. Ell Go
bierno sigue estableciendo panaderias
militares, pero todavfa no Sc ha re-
suelto con esta eficaz medida ell pro-
blema que es muy serio.
MADRID, 26.-Telegraffan de Ia
ragoza que la huelga general que fue
planteada en- la capital de Aragon Sc
va extendiendo las principales po-
blaciones de la provincial. Como en-
la importante ciudad aragonesa hay
un gran contingente de tropas, no
existe riesgo alguno-dice ell captain
general de Zaragoza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-26

Nadie ignora va quien es Landru,
Ell tragico y misterioso Landru, sobre
quien pesa la abrumadora acusacion
de haber asesinado a doce mujeres,
doce mujeres que, seducidas por Ell,
fueron muertas incineradas.
Pero 10 mas extraordinario es que,
Landru, despues de haberse rodeado
de esa triste celebridad, ha recibido
infinidad de apasionadas cartas de
amor.
jComo es Landru?, nos pregunta-
mos al saber este, y nos 10 imagina-
mos, maduro, ST; pero fuerte, ergui-
do, simpatico, atrayente. Acaso he
mos visto algdn retrato suyo en- los
periodicos Y hemos tenido frases de
censura para el fotografo. Este no
es -Landru. Landru, por fuerza, ha
de ser de otro modo. Pero no. Lam
dru es, en- efecto, tai como nos 10 han
mostrado las fotograffas.
Su cuerpo es alargado, anguloso,
huesudo-nos dicen los periodicos de
estos dfas. Ell rostro, muy enjuto y
muy palido, esta casi abrumado por
una inmensa nariz que avanza So
bre un bigote de ridfculas proporcio-
mes y una luenga y angosta barba me-
gra. Ell maxilar inferior, Sc acusa
lfuertemente bajo la piel exangiie. La
cabeza, calva por complete. Los ojos,
negros totalmente cuando miran de
frente, Y blancos cada vez que Sc
yuelven v hacen aparecer la esclero-
tica enorme, Sc hunden profundamen-
te en- la orbitas bajo unas cejas CO.
piosas Y encrespadas. En- fin, largas
v descarnadas, las manos, traves
de cuya piel podrianse contar las fa-
langes, asoman al extreme de unos
brazos esqueIeticos que Sc uneven
con una lentitud macabra en- el aire.
;Como Sc coapprende, pues, que
este hombre espectral v tenebroso
haya podido seducir a doce mujeres,
sus doce victimas, y, sobre todo,
que haya inspirado despues apasio-
nadas frases de amor las autoras
de esas cartas que han llegado sus
manos? I'm professor de psicologia
nos 10 acaba de expIicar cientifica-
mente en- una revista de Paris:
'EI gusto manifestado por algunas
mujeres hacia los criminales-ha es-
critic el professor aludido-emana de
su gran potencia emotiva y del de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-26
Ell PrOntuariO del bCdO.
R. Martinez Alvarez

Ell lunes de la entrante semana CO.
menzara Ell IMPARCIAL publican
en- forma de folletin, el interesante
trabajo de nuestro amigo ell Lcdo. Ra-
fael Martinez Alvarez, titulado:
"Prontuario" y que es un estudio del
Codigo Civil de Puerto Rico, habil-
mente anotado, comentado y concor-
dado por su autor.
Esta obra, es de una gran impor-
tancia, no tan solo para los aboga-
dos personals conocedoras del De-
recho, 81 que tambien para todos los
interesados en- las cuestiones que Sc
reIacionan con nuestra Jurispruden-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-26
Ell POR QUE Sc HA TARDADO
EN- REPARTIR LA CORRES-
PONDENCIA DEL E'COAMO"

Esta maIana a las diez y media
Sc lamentaba todo ell mundo en-
las galerfas del Edifcio Federal,
de 10 mucho que Sc dilataban pa
ra repartir la correspondence del
"Coamo". Un reporter de este dia-
rio que oy0 todas las lamentacio-
mes, Sc dirijio al Postmaster para
preguntarle que como habiendo
Hegado el "Coamo" anoche a las
'ocho y media la correspondence
a esa hora a las diez y media no
habfa sido repartida. Ell Postmas-
ter nos contesto que en- honor a
la verdad ct "Coamo' lego ano-
che mismo. La correspondence
del "Coamo" ha llegado a la adj
ministracion de correos esta ma
fiana a las siete y media, y no ano
che como Green muchas personals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-26
CHIRIGOTAS T S

de su Estado para colocar una laplda
en- memorial de los militares eompa
triotas que murieron en- Puerto Rico
cuando los norte americanos nos I'M
vadieron.
Estimo el acto laudable, colocando-
me en- el lugar de los massachusanos
o ciudadanos de Massachouset; y mas
laudable aun que la lapida haya sido
colocada en- una pared de un edifieio
federal, este es, de los Egtados Uni-
dos.
Porque., ;. ihubiera sido tan impro-
pio que la lapida en- honor de nues-
tros invasores hubiera sido colocada
en- un cdifcio del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico!
iVcrdad, Don Jose de Diego?
". proposito de la fiesta de la
fiesta de la colocacion de la laplda.
Dejemos a un lado la escarlatlna
norte americana que padece mi amigo
el simpatiquisimo Harry Besosa. Ha7
rry es Harry y entire su educaclon
norte americana, que lie ha moldeado
ell alma, y su sangre puertorriquefa,
que lie ha hecho el cuerpo y los SEN
timientos, tiene un bodrio en- SUI all
ma en- sus sentimientos que, ell dla
menos pensado, revienta y resulta. u
un independentista fervoroso.
Ell que es norte americana sin es-
carlatina, por conviction, es mi adj
mirado v querido amigo ell Juez de
nuestra Corte Suprema Sr. Toro que
como Presidente de la Cruz Roja nor
te americana, Ia la q. tengo ell honor
: de pertenecer en- la forma mas mo-
desta posible), tomo tambien parte
en- la fiesta de la lapidita.
En- ella, ell Juez Sr. Toro hizo un
discurso, vibrante y elocuente como
suyo, y 10 hizo en- castellano, (Dios Sc
10 pague), donde dijo que "llevaba
siempre Espafia en- ell corazon".
Repito, que Dios Sc 10 pague; pero,
Judge, 81 la lleva: I'd. en- ell corazon
icomo festeja I'd. la memoria de los
one, appqlie inhirisrolk gloriosamente,i
sss4es uh suponeI pOrs sd patria, sirE-,
/ dieuensy NAL tar0ns a Ia
Hama stl niadre hist65rica
Supongamos, Judge, un adsurdos1
bSupongamos que su santa y adnega-
disima Mama,-sin esas santidad Y
adnegacion nj ell Juez Toro seria mo-
delo de jueces, nj ell Doctor Toro mo-
delo de medicos,-fuera,-iel absurdo
de los absurdos! ,-injustamente ofen-
I dida. Tomarfa I'd. Sr. Toro, parte
en- las fiesas que Sc hicieran para hon-
rar la memoria de los ofensores?
Claro es que no.
Pues 10 mismo, entiendo yo, que
debe hacerse siempre que Sc trate de
ofensas justas o injustas la Madre
Historical.
| INCASABLE.
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