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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17
Street and Road Oiled

The main street of the city has
been we'll oiled and the road to
the railroad station leveled and
oiled and the Improvement is
great. There is not enough oil
on the road and hardly enough
on the street but enough to last
until spring if another car can
not be had this fall. There is a
move on foot to get another car
Of oil and go over some Of the
residence streets as well as give
the road to the depot a soaking
proper and the main street
another dose. All needed is for
the money to be raised quickly
while the oil can be had prompt
" for when it sets in wet wealth
9r, the oil cannot be got out of
the tank easily and the expense
would be considerably increased.
Anyway, the pessimists who held
that there would never be oil
put on the street or road are
now somewhat optimistic and be-
ieve that waterworks will be
put in before winter. So they
will.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17
Sumner
both.

Lawrence Exceen died the
first of this week, while under
going an operation on his knee.
Dan Epperson of near Hale
died the latter part of last week.
Little Miss Virginia Robinson
is seriously i'll at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kern are visit
ing the latters brother, G. l.
Taylor, east of town.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17
SALISBURY ITEMS.

p Mss no-ane Jennings lelt for
Kirksyille Tuesday, wnele sne will
attend the state Normal this year.
her mother went with her as far as
Moberly.
Mrs j. H. Trent has been on the
sick list this week.
The brick work on the Lamb home
is about completed and is a good job.
Miss Shirley Porter of Bynumville
has entered the Hiz h School here for
the winter,
TIE rain Wednesday morning caus-
ed apprehension about late corn.
Lee Chitty is home on a visit.
Jesse Green, Candidate for County
Judge for the Eastrn district has
moved to town and occupies the Cas-
ey property on 9th st.
While cranking a car at the Chau-
tauqua Russell Grigsby received a
kick that broke his arm and will lay
him up a few days.
Little Helen Herbert, adopted
daughter of John Smith and wife,
north of town will attend the Cath
olic school here this winter. She is
bright child and we are glad she
is here.
Jesse Shoemaker from near Ham
den has moved to Moberly where he
has a lob.
While Miss Annie McCarty was
away from home for a few moments
late Friday afternoon fire broke out
in her room but was soon subdued by
the departure. The principal DAM
age was done by smoke from an oil
stove, from which the blaze must
have started. The loss was small but
we did not learn about insurance if
any,.
H. T. Phelps returned from Con-
ference at Liberty Friday night
where he went as lay delegate.
Frank Lay from Clifton Hill spent
last week here attending the Chau.
tauqua.
We hear some complaint about corr
4 blown down that is too heavy to rise
and the big ears will be damaged. In
other places hail has damaged.
A couple of cars collided in front
of the home of w. H. McCully Sun.
day night but fortunately no one wa;
hurt, the only damage being to the
cars.
Rev, John T. Mason of Mexico
: Mo-, was here the first of the weeE
on business.
| J. NJ. Wilhite has moved into hi:
new home in Hedgpetis addition.
Gray Richmond was in town Mon
day hut in hurry as usual.
Rev. F. L. Moody is in a meeting
at Prairie Hill.
Mrs. Mary E. Powell has moved
to Lamon. Mo.
Judge Montgomery was over OF
business Tuesday, o, p. Ray wai
here also between trains on his wa!
home from Texas.
\ We learn that Charlie Firing hai
purchased the tom Edwards propers!
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17

Watermelons are still plenti-
full but a luxury yet, price con,
sidered.
Punch Allega and Hodges Ew-
ing left Monday for Wyoming
where they have positions in the
oil fields.
Reuben Clark lost control of
his Ford on main street one day
last week and run head on
against the side of Geo. Dewey
Essex. The damage was all to
the Essex, principally disfgure-
ment.
A. V. Simmon has been on the
down and out list for several
days. Malaria in various ferns
has had its inning with a mum.
Der of our citizens and the ab-
sence of the infallible remedy,
considerable drawn out suffering
has been experienced.
Charles Taylor of Kingman,
Kas. arrived Sunday for a visit
to his brother Judge Ashburn
Taylor and other relatives. Char
ley says corn is not much good
in his section and the wheat crop
was light but forage crops good.
He says there will not be much
feeding done in that section this
winter. The old native is look
ing fine and fat for a country
where hog and hominy are
scarce.
1t is claimed that for fattening
hogs a ration Of corn and mid
dlings is % per cent better than
corn alone, with linseed oil 80
percent, tankage 32 6 per cent,
soy beans 38.5 per cent and
germ oil meal It. 6 percent. The
self fed hog beats the hand fed
IA per cent and pasture crops
save from 20 to so per cent Of
grain. If the producer got the
profit. all this would amount to
thing for the right party,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17
JOnes-SiglOch

Miss Katherine Sigloch, for
merly of this city and MIR. H. P.
Jones of Galena, Kas. were mar
ried at Dallas, Texas August 25
and will make their home in that
city.
Mr.. Jones is a pharmacist en-
ployed by one of the leading
drug stores of Dallas and from
what we learn Of him, is splen-
did young man, strictly attentive
to business and worthy of the fac
young woman he has secured for
a life partner.
Everyone here knows Mrs.
Jones daughter Of Mrs. Mary
Sigloch of this city and from
her infancy one of our popular
and accomplished girls. Com
pleting high school Mrs. Jones
studied and graduated with high
bOnors in pharmacy and secured
some responsible positions in
various cities before going to
Dallas where she was engaged
in the leading drug house as an
expert pharmacist. Handsome,
accomplished, unobtrusive and
faithful, we know that Mr.. Jones
has secured a prize of which he
may at all times be justly proud,
Our heartiest congratulations to
both.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17
Ex-Democratic Chairman Slugged
Ben NJ. Neale Victim of bisgrunted Democrats
Republican Housecleaning Prunes
Baber and Morse who Swear Vengeance
Maine Election Wholly Republican
League Issue Indicates Sentiment of Voters.

The Democratic State Central
Committee met at jefferson City
the first Of the week to foymus
late plans for a campaign, settle
differences between Democratic
women in st Louis and construct
a platform cut on the program
appeared no bout between the
eX- chairman and a state commit
teeman from St. Louis. The
causus belli Of the squabbIe be.
tween st. Louis women of two
factions Ben M. Neale put
some forces to work in ST Louis
which he could not stop out un-
derto0k to, with the result that a
pair of st. Louis politicians ia
voring the women Neale was
against pounced on him as he
was leaving the capitol building
and likely disfigured hlm tor
life. Many women Of the COM
mittee were present at the pro-
ceedhgs during the day but none
of them witnessed applied phi.
tics as demonstrated on Neaie.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17

The State Republican Commit.
tee met at the capitol also tn
fest Of the week and oasted the
r ubish collected since the Low.
den scandal. Liv Morse and
Jacob RabIer were bounced from
control Of party affairs in the
state and both are on the trail
of the republican nominee for
governor, swearing by the great
horned toad that he shall not be
governor.
The elections in Georgia, New
Hampshire, Wisconsin and
Main clearly indicate that the
great majority of our people are
either for no league at all or if q
league, then one which will en-
body such reservations as will
beyond peradventure protecl
every American interest abro. d
as well as at nome. Opposition
to any sort of entangllng alliance
with foreign nations is growing
rapidly as well as mud singing
in national and state campaigns
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17
SUMNER.

I, Mr.. R. S Hardesty returned last
Friday from a Postmasters conven-
ton, at Kansas City.
Mrs. Joe Kaye Sr., is reported SER
iousIv i'll.
School opened last Monday with a
bang.
D. T. Smart and John Parsley have
severed their connection in the sec
ond hand business. This leaves Mr..
Smart in charge.
A large number from Sumner were
at the Rrookfeld circus last Friday
Sent. Srd.
Clover hulling has commenced inn
various sections of the country.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17
ONLY DELAYED APPRECIATION

eS, the exposure or the sources
of the fifteen million dollar campaign
fund the Republicans started in to
raise will finally rest with Senator
Reed of Missouri. 1t was Reeds
determination and his ability as an
inquisitor and "gogetter" that saved
President Wilson's face six years
ago, when the latter made his sensa-
tional charge that the protected
manufacturers Of the country were
maintaining corrupt lobby at Wash
ington. In a general way the Pres
ident knew the charges were true,
but when it came to proof he was
empty handed. Reed, member OF
the Senate committee appointed to
investigate the charges, was called on
to save the situation and did so. He
made a secret trip to New England,
found the hiding place of the pres
ident of the American Woolen Co.,
and armed with subpoena had him
dragged to Washington. There fol-
lowed the celebrated inquisition in
which the Missouri Senator reveal
ed one of, the hugest scandals in the
history of the republic. The Presi-
dent was vindicated, his prestige In
creased, but if the debt to Reed was
ever acknowledged, no one knew OF
it. It was one of the Wilson lapses
and has made the close friends OF
the Senator more lenient with him
in his occasional exhibition of i'm
patience toward Mr.. Wilson. In the
present investigation he is again al
the strategic center and is being de-
pended on by the national Demo
cracy and by Gov. Cox to drag the
truth concerning the big corruption
program from the unwilling lips OF
the crooks. big and little, behind it
And he will do it, desnite the treat
ment accorded him at San Francisco
He is that much better a Democra
than the iackals and svconhants whit
have been at his heels for yea
mast, and who, not equal to the EN-
prgencv confronting the partv, flint
they cannot do without him. No mai
has rendered the party more valua
bic service in times rast, or is in
rosition 70 still be of use to it. Driv
inc all ihe brains out Of partv !
moor politics. whoever is RESPONSIBLE
league or no Leasre. this man Is
Democrat. Time viii vindicate hin
Tom Bodine.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17
New Methodist Pastor

Rev. W. W. Richeson was as
signed to the Methodist church
at this city and the former pas
tor, Rev. W. H. Ezell to Dalton
and Asbury. Rev. W. M. Alex
ander is the presiding elder. Sal
isbury retains her former pas
tor, Rev. F. E. Moseley.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17
Red School House Siftings

Fornt Fox who has been in
Kansas City working is at home.
Riley Frazier who went to
Kansas last spring is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse ShOemsk-
er of Moberly spent last, week
lsiting in this vicinity.
James Bennett is finishing a
job of levee work.
Powell Bros. have rented their
arge farm to party from Lewis
county who is preparing to SOW
wheat.
Ed Courtney vii. occupy the
'lf Gilman farm next year.
Everett Bennett has rented
he Win. Pfieier place.
Arthur and Leo Hahn Of Sal.
isbury have rented the farm now
occupied by Duncan Hodge.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17
PRAIRIE HILL.

Mr.. Roy Tondree left for his
school in Triplett last Sunday.
All the schools in Prairie Hill
consolidated district opened last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Collett south of
here are the proud parents of baby
girl at their home.
Miss Edith Shinlly of Brookfeld
who has been visiting at the home Of
Ira Nix returned home last Friday.
A Tabernacle meeting is being held
at Prairie Hill and is conducted by
the Christian people.
Mr.. John Scotten who was serious
" injured bv the sween at the coal
mine is slowly improviny.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17

Work no all thA snrOhurn cane
in the ccnr.v into no'asses. IT
viii pay odo 50.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17

'SSSNJ -4@ = NtS~N VIZ -SA -4A ~ "
occupied by Duncan Hodge.
0. P. Ray went to Chillicothe
on legal business Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Stockard daughter
of Rev. Stockard is teaching
school at Westv;lle.
Marguerite Bunton left yester-
day for Chilicothe to attend St.
Joseph's Academy there.
There is a lot of fine corn in
the county flat on the ground as
a result Of the heavy wind storm
last week.
Threshing clover has been de.
layed by the wet weather.
There is considerable from which
the seed will be taken if condi-
tions become favorable.
Mrs. Bill Patterson returned
to her home in Woodriver, Ills,
the first of the week after sew
eral days visit to her parents.
John CIosson and wife. Her
friend Mrs. Pemberton was Wis.
iting with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergin have left
for another home. He was to
have taken the Moorman drug
store and operated it in case he
made good in the trial he agreed
to. Mr.. Bergin may be a good
pill mixer but mixing with pa
irons and the community gener-
ally was evidently out of his line.
"Bergin is Bergin, first, last and
between times" according to
one of the regular patrons of the
store.
Geo. Ernst is not afraid of
bumblebees or hardly any other
kind of a buzzer. However,
when one landed between his
hat and ear on a trip to Sails
bury last week iu a car, sat
there on the apex of his auricu-
lar protuberance long enough to
lance thru it and make it look
more like a ripe tomato than a
human ear. the genial landlord
anthemized bumblebees general
" and this hot specimen partic-
ularly,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17

Miss Katherine Brunrer of Bruins
wick has enrolled in c. B. c. for the
entire business course.
We learn that blowing for wheat
Is about over and large acreage
win be Aown-
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-09-17

Watermelons are still plenti-
full but a luxury yet, price con.
sidered.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-22
FL proceso de los huelguis-
tas ante la Corte Federal

Par dar a conocer a nuestros lee
torres ell curse de los procedimientos
seguidos en- la Corte Federal contra
los Huelguistas de los muelles Y ell
Comite de la huelga, hemos lido to-
mando la sintesis de las declaracio-
mes de los testigos que desfilan ante
el Tribunal.
Aver a las nueve Y media dc la
mahana continue el juicio, habiendo
declarado el captain Lanaise, don
Dionisio Trigo, representante de la
casa de SObrinos de IzquierdO, Ra-
fael MARITIME, chauffeur de la Cruz
Roja Americana, quien manifesto
que en- una OCCASION los huelguistas
trataron de impedir que trajera de
los muelles ciertas mercancias que
habian venido de los Estados Unidos
para la referida sociedad; por Ill
timo, en- la session de la maiiana. de-
claro Mr.. Renaldt, frutero de Baya-
mon. Contra las declaraciones de este
Jltimo, el abogado defensor Lcdo.
Molina prescnt6 una mocion, en- la
que pidio al Tribunal que fuera eli
minada del record, por creerla i'm
pertinente, toda vez que en- la acusa-
cion no Sc alega NADIA que perjudica
ia a los fruteros de la mencionada
poblacion, fue declarada sin lugar,
despues de haber sido ampliamente
argumentada por ambos letrados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-22
SESSION DE LA TARDE

El Tribunal quedo las dos Y me
dia debidamente constituido, Y sc pro
cedi6 a la continuation de la practi-
ca de la prueba. En- primer lugar de
clar6 Mr.. Luois Bailey, frutero de
Bayam6n, Y esta vez volvio el abo-
gado defensor a presentar la misma
moci6n que habia presentado por la
mahana, y como la anterior, tam
bien fue declarada sin lugar, de la
cual resolution, tom6 exception, los
fines de ulteriores procedimientos.
Luego TOGO el turno, para decla-
rar, a Mr.. William Salvat, manager
de la Porto Rico Express Co., quien,
en- sintesis, manifesto, que tan prom
to como sc habfa declarado la huelga
de los muelles, por los periodicos ha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-22
EI rGy de ESpa1a
reCibird a los
JGfeS de EStadO
(POR CABLE INGLES)

MADRID FL rey don Alfonso
llegara ell viernes, procedente de Lon-
dres, donde fu6 llamado con toda
premura, con ell prop6sto de que
presida ell Comite para las recepcio-
nes que han de verifcarse en- los dfas
que permanezcan los jefes de estado
y los representatives de los Poderes
en- San Sebastian.
LONDRES.- Ha habido sangrien
tas colisiones en- Turquia. entire los
griegos los bulgaros, quienes de-
muestran odio mortal. De los cho-
ques han resultado numerosos muer-
tos y heridos. La situaci6n es tan
grave, que Francia Inglaterra ame-
nazan intervenir.
BUDAPEST Ell conde de Teleki
logro por fin organizar un gobierno
de coalici6n, terminando de este modo
con la grave crisis que Sc habia pre-
sentado EN- Hungria. Ell nuevo Ga
binete ha sido tornado por agricul-
torres y miembros del partido Nacio-
nalista.
SAN DIEGO, California; - FL pu
giEsta Jack Johnson cruz6 la fronte-
IA que separa a Mejico de los Esta-
dos Unidos. Policias secretos norte-
americanos que lie seguian la pista,
le detuvieron inmediatamente. Jack
Johnson ha sido conducido por ferro-
carril Chicago, donde extingura con
dena, en- la carcel de la referida po-
'b1aci6n, por inffacci6nes a la ley
Mann.
PARIS FL gran pianista Pade-
rewski ha sido nombrado represen-
tante de Polonia ante el Consejo de
Embajadores que funciona aqui.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-22
Los 'bOISheVikiS'
GmpGzadO a
= ! peIear en- VOIinia
(PoR CABLE INGLES.)

VARSOVIA.- Los "bolshevikis"
han iniciado un tremendo ataque So
bre Volinia, que tendra que rendirse
ncondicionalmente, por carecer de
fuerzas para resistir.
SANDY HOOK (Nueva York;, ju-
lio 21.- FL yate Shamrock gano
la segunda- regatta international, de-
jando muy atras al "Resolute", que
iba muy NAL dirigido. Millares de
personas que presenciaban la regatta
hicieron una ovacion indescriptible a
los vencedores.
CEUTA.- Algunos Diputados que
han permanecido aqui despues de ha-
Der acompanado al ministro de la
Guerra del Gabinete espanol, sefor
vizconde de Eza, en- su vista a las
posiciones conquistadas a los marro-
quies por el ej6rcito espanol, han SOS
tenido el derecho que asiste a Espana
para la possession de Tanger, como
base imprescindible para sostener fir
memente la soberania en- la region
que los Poderes asignaron a Espana
como base de Influenza. Sin Tan
ger--anadieron los referidos Diputa-
dos el poder de Espana en- Marrue
cos Sc quebrantaria enormemente.
CIUDAD MEJICOS- FL Minstro
de la Guerra orden6 que fuera pues-
to en- libertad el general Pablo Con-
zalez, quien promovio el movimiento
de rebeldia organizado en- Nuevo
Leon y dirigi6 el ataque contra la
plaza de Monterrey.
CoNSTANTINOPLA.- Ha sido in
terrumpido totalmente, desde esta ma
mana, la circulation de los ferrocarri-
les y todo ell trafeo en- general, en-
la region de Adrianapolis, debido a
los songrientos combates que Sc es-
tan librando entire los griegos los
turcOs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-22

El Fiscal manifesto que habia ter
minado con su prueba de cargo.
Como prueba de descargo empezd
a declarar Julio Aybar, Presidente
del Comite de la huelga.
Dijo que era voluntario organiza-
dor de la American Federation OF
Labor, de Puerto Rico, desde hace 8
amos Y es arbitro de la union 94O de
marinos; que fue nombrado Presi-
dente del Comite de la huelga en- la
Asamblea general llevada a cabo en-
ell cine Real, de Puerta de TERRA /;
que sc nombraron varios comites,
que eran autonomicos en- sus actua-
clones informaban Independence
mente la Asamblea cada vez que
esta Sc reunia; que el comite estaba
autorizado para llegar a un acuerdo
con las companies navieras, estas
Sc sOmetfan a las demandas de les
trabajadores, y que en- distintas oca
stones trataron de discutir las peti-
clones de los huelguistas con los re-
presentantes de la mencionada com
panias, pero que estas siempre Sc ne
garon a discutir con ellos.
Dijo --ademas-que la casa de
Sobrinos de Ezqaiaga, como tambien
la de SobrinOs de Izquiebdo, por me-
dio de sus respectivos managers.
aceptaban las demandas de los traba
jadores, que para clio hubo otra
Asamblea Y Sc acord6 unanimemen-
te no aceptar parcialmente ninguna
oferta.
Por ultimo, dijo que la ofcina del
Comite de la huelga habian lido mu-
chos representatives de las casas de
comercio, pedir que a un ndmero de
trabajadores de los que estaban en-
huelga sc les permitiera TRAFALGAR, v
que este solamente ellos Sc habfan
opuesto creyendo 10 mas razonable V
justo, pero que el comite de la huel-
ga jamas impidi6 que los rompe-huel
ga trabajen, por medic dc actos vio-
lentos, como habia tratado ell Fis-
cal de probar ante ell Jurado.
A las cinco diez minutes, ell juez
Hamilton levant6 la session, para con-
tinuar hoy las nueve Y media de la
manana, practicando la prueba de
descargo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-22
DetancGS juzgadO
pOr Ia prGnSa della
capital de Cuba
(Del 'Heraldo de Cuba, de la Habana.)

(Del 'Heraldo de Cuba, de la Habana.)
Navegan por aguas del Mar Caribe
acaso reposen va EN- la nativa TERRA
de Puerto Rico, las cenizas del doctor
Ramon Emeterio Betances. que Ia de-
vocion de suS conterraneos traslada aho
ra desde Paris en- donde murio ell in
signe antillano.
Ell nombre de Betances 81 no tiene
aureola de popularidad ha de repercu
t1r con siIrpatias en- muchas memorials
de cubanos: fue ell Delegado de la Re-
volucion cubana en- Paris, durante la
guerra de mil ochocientos noventa Gin
co su accion en- tan altos deberes va
LA por inteligente, por resuelta, por ri
ca en- virtudes de hombre.
Betances habia sido un rebelde en-
Puerto Rico, uno de los jefes del grupo
que ell las Tomas de Lares Sc insurreccio
no contra ell poder de Espafia, a la sa
zon que Cuba reahzaba Ia epopeya de
los diez amos, empe1o este de los porto
rriquelos no menos noble por efimero
irrealizable.
Luego, Betances, que era medico emf
nente escritor quito, puso sus energi-
cas- actividades al servicio de la union
dc las Antillas, para apretar Cuba
a Puerto Rico una vez libres con San
to Domingo y Haiti con I'm vinculo ma
clonal, y por clio labor6 en- sus peregri
naciones por tierras del Mar Caribe v
desde Paris, en- donde ejerci6 por. Lar
gos amos su profession, sumando vo
luntades propicias. Fu6 el quien prepa-
ro ambiente ell Hai,i la empresa re-
volucionaria de Marti
De 'gran republico' lie califca en-
su reciente hbro Raimundo Cabrera, que
colabor6 con 6l en- la Delegation revo-
lucionaria de Paris. Anthenor Firmin
publicista haitiano, cuenta como produio
eTecto mortal en- ell amino patricio de
Betances el trasiego de Puerto Rico de
una soberania otra, siempre con "s.a-
tus' colonial.
Las cenizas de Betances han recibi-
do un tribute legitimo en- la Casa Mu-
nicipal de Nueva York. Ahora van
reposar en- la entraha de la isla por Gu
va emancipation laboro sin fruto con
tanta nobleza. Els esta, pues la OCCASION
de- que en- Cuba Sc corresponds los ser
vicios meritisimos del nustre ciudada-
no de la sofada naci6n antillana, gra-
bando su nombre EN- una calle, como &C
70 de justicia un gran amigo muerto Y
ejemplo los vivos que tan POGO sacri- !
fican la Patria.