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|1RENLOCH SEASON
| OPENS TOMORROW
MANAGER oelsinger's Club viii
Nee. Roxborough In Initial
Game Of Season
ball FIELD IS IMPROVED

rho crcnloch, y. j., baseball team
iii have n formidable lineup when u
w. w.. ,hc field tomorrow afternoon to
u, season officially with the Hox-
t.ourb Club. Manager aeisinger has
ooi"s" o,nnot some fast players TO represent
s,a"tn ,nrr 70 make bid for the cham,
lnse,shin Wv title the club won several
EWt,hS VII Urn "ssrondstnnds have been rebuilt
nv IN ncrfcct condition. The in.
pl.n pe.,, and ontiipld have been trimmed
nr heM nm" and fycd with steam. roller:
as.nagcr aowm Gcisingcr hns secuted 'SaI
M,s. Manas. who hurled for Elmer last
Inv" m"'" 70 do the twirling. while
i,vWSo,ody" Wilson will be found behind
'n1 1nu"dhurv. who hos been member
Il mony championship teams at Glen
Iseb, will cover first Beyler, OF scott,
pnwell will bt second; Bassaboone ann
Morris, of Williamstown, short ana
,bird % respectively. In the outte!d VIII
hs "Dutch" Fredericks, Allie Williams
and Frank Thomas.
Weston Signs Hayes
Weston Club. Of West Philly. has
.,,,inoI Tho services of Bobby Hayes
.s manager, md as he has piloted sue
ssssiul teams in other seasons, he Is ex-
eac,cd 70 nut the team on n basis with
tbs hest in the city. He has signed
.atIe' Seaman and Buchanan, two
,,ar n,tchcrs. and together with New
sOn,h @ md Gallagher. catchers, will give
.In'C .th o,"b TWO high class batteries. .
'"J strong schedule has been ARRANGED
- dotr but there remain n few Sat
u,dovs and Sundays in June open. hd-
Stsss @ s, 7. Nciss, 502l Pcntridge
street. or phone Woodland 0291 ) be-
tween @ and 3 p. m.
Cobockslnk A. A. would like to ar
,.nre games with Haywood, Shamrock,
ColIinrswood. Glen Social or any other
,,sm nloying at home either on Sntur-
days or Sundays. The lineup includes
Atkinson. Of Scranton; Bernhard, OF
tbs United States Marines; Sander, OF
ISron 4. A.. and Eschcnfelder. OF
sts,son. Address y. NJ. Smith. 4O03
North Daricn street. or phone in the
evenings to Ti0sa S5"J.
GsuIt Coaching Federal
Catcher Charley Gault the local boy.
who is still under contract with the
New York Yankees. has been coaching
Federal Reserve since his return from
the South and has met with success In
that the team is making great record
In the Bank League.
In the last game against the pitching
Of Vernon TourhstOnc. who Is the star
hurpr Of Prncoyd Iron. Federal secured
eight hits The Reserve team IL apxious
10 hear from clubs playing midweck and
Sunday ball, For games address Base
ball Manager. O25 Chestnut street. care
Of Federal Reserve.
Royborough has first class travelling
team this season and has signed M
hrrlcrS Waller. Of the Harry Davis
Club: Cheek. Of Gloucester. and Mean
drcwS. Of Peterborough. The catchers
are }ob Shoch. Of the Main Line
Tsngur. and John Turner. Of Elements.
For game address Daniel Jcfr"ys, 1860
Fleming street. Phone Manayunk
1924 W.
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BihgLes and Bungles

The WhIr Sor crossed the Wrckmr,r y"s-
tldGy Ord beat CiCTr!uhd, THIS hfiCd tho
rhicoOo chm from the cellar aid sebt ne
Rdckrned INTO II.
Pittsburgh suIl Is surntIng.. out IN front
Pirates put Il over the Cardinals. s TO 3.
md now have Won fourteen trays and lost
but three.
weather.
\ Manager Cobb Of Detroit. has stepped IN
II American League. To-day he was hitting at
Va ,i03 Clip. He kicked in with home run
ana two singles yesterday.
Oldham was In rare form yesterday. aud
ND re = Ionla Browns to four hits. The
Chicago used stuentrCn D'dycrs against
Cincinnati, bpt the Reds CoppSd, II 10 :.
a9rdhd fo!hS had seventeen CioutS. Incident
aWmr averages yesterday. PlR "arR getting
| thIec hits each were HOrnshr. ROhnc, Har.
''ay"' Cobb. Rur and Ainsmith.
Urban ,Taher, the veteran White soy
=" III. hsld ne worlds charnnions to q pair
Speaker. ~
~ Paul scored sixteen runs against Mime
NXnsa, LNIedn heat columbus. lS to 10. and
Mr. II was q rather largo day in the
american Association. Altogether, aixty n va
t.s we're scored yesterday. lucky guya
'"A' nao som" o' those clubs in tho Dooi,
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Five Leading Batters
in T,oo Major Leagues
Amateur Sports

johnny Gillcsrie's White Elephants,
art busy arranging games. and still have
a few open dates for frst. class sixteen
eighteen year old home mines. The in.
habitants Of the Zoo hhvc, to date, won
five straight games. and have not been
forced to wallow In the dust once.
The aggregation Of Elephant horse.
hide tosscrs line-up with several Of the
best young players in South Philadei-
phla. md would like to meet all teams
that think they can take fall out Of
them. Hughcy Mcf.oon, 1887 Miflin
street.
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4 lrhah Iaher, the veteran white Sny
hIrler, held the worId's cha r,nions 10 n pnir
. MS one of which WAS made by Mana ger
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TrapsnootIna Champion nshlp Today

New York. May G.--fhe sixteenth annual
tgutnanisht, -fst the atnateur trabshootirg
championship Of America obens today at th,
Trayhrs fslhhd traps. Preliminary cvsnts
at goo md 100 targets are on the program,
The finals Wlll be hcid tomorrow. TropiIish
for hlsh scratch scores In the various ciasses
will bc presented both days.
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erldssburo Changes Playing Nlshtl

tam, % sshoaaees Change ins h ths f'diSlps psslhss
nieh!s q thslr twlllsht games and ibsiehd
OF playing on Fridays has made a switch TO
Thursddyr. but VIII also cohtlnys 10 play
on ,TnS.dsys Ioporrow at their grounds
townets will meet. the Fulton <. c., OF Ian.
caster. and Lii Brothers will bc played on
sunday.
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26 Auto. enter boo.MlIe Race

Ipa,npap apo,,. Ind, May 8.---Twcnty. Ave
autornobiies have BEEN entered in the nnnual
S6o.rrlls lnternatiSnsI syseg.tshss ys @ @tace a.
Entries for the eyont. which carries with
Il q purse OF approximately 100000. closed
yesterday.
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u'm. ''"shcs hci'ooH, 1000 Mimin
street.
The. Mount Carmel Catholic Club, n
first. class travelling nine. Ia again In
for baseball competition this season.
Charles Canning, Recently appointed
manager of the team. is working hard
in an effort to All up the Schedule of
the team. He has many games booked
South III fhiiadslphia psH professionSis s"nS Td and
the Jewish World mines.
The nine Is made up of the following
players: Matty Kane. of st. Joseph
Prep. catcher; "Inky" Reagan, pitcher |;
ICY" Carney. first base Andy Kea-
vcncy. second base; "Cy" Burke,
shortstop. and Eddie Kane. guardian
Of the hot corner. The outfpld Is made
up of dot" Lochner in left, Harry
Krause in center and Sheppard in right.
All first class home teams desiring
to book this attraction should write to
Charles Canning. 235 Wolf street.
Engine 90 would like to hear from
any first class srmi- professional teams
having grounds and paying fair guar
antee for any day. including Sundays.
during the months Of June. July and
August. For games address Manager
Engine 20. 1925 North Fourth street.
| Nunnn-siook Post. No. 33s. American lie.
rion. wants to mbst all nrst-caas travelling
teams. ". W. Dlbb. jr,. s6is Monroe ave.
rue, Upper Darby Pa.
woodland, TIGERS A. 4. want. 70 arransss
games az home. A. Bhxton, 37ls Mount
Vernon street.
silver Bcn 4. A.. nrBt.ciass travel ns
tenn. hos p,n dates. Paul Barrier. 1915
Fast rSsSySnk ,;,N avenue, ,r,o - ,o,r ,.o,,
~ scnumd.class home clubs. j. J. Toner.
Turnout 4; G, = tourtcen:.Lxsesn year.
man, PAPA South 1'hillp street,
Merrl.son \; C.;:, nrst.cl2ss ,tray,c,inE
2O4S North Eleventh street.
West Phiiadrlphia Giants. a fast co!orcd
team. wshta to book games with HldSlc,
I,acharach Giants. stc. Albert unEoId, 48s
Vast York street.
Victory 4. g., OF .SNcw Jsrseey. wants
Games awaL. william Tob!n =. .. Box l..
ST, Joseph. {. c. wants games for Nay :
and ia. ~ home or away w. Kupa Phone
M""nv"nk ?2R, W. after : n. N.
Norris.own a. A. has 'Iay & and IL opon
for l.c!nga home teams. Jack Harris. 81
IVES, Airy street. Norristown. IA,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-03
AN INSPIRING SIGHT

The editor of the ERA this week
 had the pleasure to attend. for the
 first time, the commencement eSer- eises of The University of Arizona
 and at close range to observe the re- suits attained at our leading educa- tional institution. With an enroll
 ment for the past year sspproximatipg sixteen hundred, faculty Of no less
 than eighty, and a graduating class
 numbering eighty-sive. for the. sehe9l year 192o-2i, the University Of ri- ,zopa may truly be said to have ar rived ,atthat state of elopment and
 advancement .which entities it 70 rank in the same class with; the state uni Versailles lote the older 'statee 4pf the Commonwealth, sSsisa,,s .f:,
 2; Since the coming. of DE. R. B. yon .ueinSmsd, ,sses PrsssdeAt of she Uni 4etsty Of Agfson ssi ttnst5tntson; has had 2 Eemsrksb.e, ,grsp gfth and .sdyanee- -4ssent undAr the. direc4topso8 this sshle reducavo vortana aEise stlrniqistrater aand 4he ERA joins in the. expreseed wish, 70; often heard during eSmneRe eeaent =xeek, thstS he smay.see bis way. elesrrto -5cohtinue in the noble work he Is EeFs 1pFntng with such Fked abilstgz and gratifying snccesssto the citizenship S,f our state. That eArizepa ranks &Ai~d in the educational system of the .united states is due largely te the credit of our state university Since 1907 the .attendance has interested -saoie than 400 per cent and irI aail filings the same perceptage of gexcel-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-03

lency may be recorded. Realizing that
 Arizona is one of the youngest states
 in the Union recognizing that Ari- zona is comparatively sparcely settled
 Commonwealth; taking into consider
 ation that more than half of our
 area is set apart as Indian or Forest
 Reservtions, the citizens of Arizona
 have every reason to feel proud of the
 enviable position we occupy in the
 educational affairs of the nation. and
 while it is admitted that the mainten-
 ance of our common schools, our high
 schools and our University and col
 leges have been expensive. approxf
 mating almost double the average per
 shool capita in other states, we be
 lieve the end our expenditures for the educational advantages and pres
 tige which, we enjoy will be returned to us an hundred fold directly and in directly. ..5-
 The last night of the comm encement week was an inspiring sight when leightyfiue young women and youns
 men marched, before the President .and reeeived their diplomas st the end of their, four. year course. The
 event .aas staged an. the, campus lawn, in the, presence; of not leee than tHo thls1sahd sdmiring relatirss and friends sEolorsf electric lightsl s,helt
 tue spaeious, grounds taddcd Asssbit of .kestfFitys tos the sacasior e3rahates, members of the fasailtE. ..s Hnd distin-
 gufshed gyesta oeeuRied the Atforn,
 whtle overhead tfroxn an evergreen bal
 cony tho sIlnfysraity orchsstra apd
 soladsts .rentared saeanti fuis snd ssul
 insRiring numbesss A n 4ex,Usss. Sena-
 or,sHons Chas. sA, Movpes fefmSrly of
 Minresoea and New York. butEwe are
 pleased to state now.REitizen of Tue sehss3s delivered the address to-; the graduating class which .rin long be eherishsds snet alqhe by the, ..h adpatea. but b that; vast agdienceS who lbad the pleaxhfNssNf shasHng him ighly
 gratifying were the consolidating eere- monies when 4Dr. Non KleinSmtd by authority of the Beard of Regents of The University. conferred honorary degrees on distinguished citizens of the state in the persons of Col. Epes Randolph, Hon. Joseph H. kibbey, Col. John c. Gfeenway, and Dean E Byron Cummings, who received the degree of LID. and Miss Charlotte Hall and ,Dr. James Flynn received the degree of Master of Art '.The Arizona University for Arizona boys and girls should be the slogan for every Arizona parent and taxpayer.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-03
COPPER MINES EXPERIMENTING

The largest copper mines in the United States are at a standstill. No definite time for reopening can be set. The situation depends entirely on reduction of surplus metal stocks.
 Several of the copper mining com panies are already experimenting in the manufacture of copper utensils which will furnish new outlet t1r copper. Satlsfact2ry progress in these experiments is announced, and the wearing qualities of copper parhcll: larly reeommend. it for many classes cf articles. ...nr.t..,- ..
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-03
EVILS OF CONSTIPATION.

Perhaps the most serious of the dis eases caused by constipat1on is appen- 'tficitfs:- If you would avoid. this danger 'ous disease. keep your bowls. regufar:' For this porpose ChamberlSin's; Ia
 blets are excellent, easy to take and
 mild and gentle. in effect. =.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-03

j. In the present period of industrial
 depression the thought should eyer bR borne, in mind that the CliftQu=Morenci district ,is the oldest contin- uous sproducef of. thefbrown metal wirhEn tffer state. and that. the known
 ore bodies in. the mines of the district
 are greater teday-,thsn :eyer before:
 Paste this paragraph in your hat and carry it. around as a gloQm-killer, 7.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-03

.. Be assured that. when the indus trial life. of the cJuntry1is under way again the business structure will rest
 upon a more sure and solid fopndatinn- than. for many years past. q ..'',.:
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para todos los dolores neuTalgicos, sino
tambien para ell reumatismo, la ciatica,
el lumbago, etc.
No sufra I'd. por mas ticnlpoi Com
pre- hoy mismo un frasco de Aceite de
San Jacobo en- cualquicr botica, ponga
una pequefia cantidad en- el hueco de
la naano, friccionesc suavcmente Ia
parte sensible y en- lnenos dc medic
minute experimentara la gTata sorpresa
de sentirse completamente aIiviado, \
no solo este, sino que con solo repetir
tan sencillo tratamiento por dos o tres
veces, la neuralgia no volvera moles-
tarlo nunca.
Desde hace mas de sesenta amos el
Aceite de San Jacobo tiene una gran
demanda en- todas parties del mundo y
ha sido premiado con medalla de orc
en- cinco de las mas importantes Ex-
posiciones. O
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Sc VENDE.-A siete iil6metros de Pom
ce, una fnca, colnpuesta de sesenta cuer
das; diez cuerdas mas menos de cafe,
platanos y guineOs, cinco de cana, y q
resto de buenos pastos dedicados a va
cas- de leche Es rodeada por un rio y
tiene una buena casa de vivienda de dos
pisos, un almacen para guardian los fru
tos, cuatro casas para arrimados, toto
on buen estado de conservation; magni.
fco para veranear. su valor es de $lO,-
oO0 y SO dejaran en- primera nipoteca
$1,000 al Ocho por ciento annual y el res
to en- efectivO al hacer la venta. Para
informes dirijase Julio Nigoghoni,
BOX SO, telefono 400 en- la Residential y
en- la oRcina 142 Advt.
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es Ell especiro del bolshevikismo Las
personas refexivas de todas parties estan
intensamente alarmadas en- cuanto al re-
sultado de este ex.rafo movimiento.
Es precisamente debido La clltitud
de males que amenazan al orden social
econ6mico del mundo ,por 10 que los
hombres temen hoy. dia, como nunca.
Es por ese tenor, seguramente por 10
que millafes de seres est&n pidiendo una
liga de naciones, una completa social
zaci6n de Ia politica industria y no
pocos estan trabaiando con Ell fin de efec
tuar la reha bilitaci6n de nuestros siste-
mas de educaci6n
Los dirigentes de las naciones hoy dia
piensan en- Ell interci onalismo ,en fun
dar una Democracia de la Raza, una
Hermardad de los Hombres. vislumbran
visiones ensueios de un Parlamento de
la Humaridad.
/ La unifcsci6n Eel mundo, industrial,
ccmercial, politica, juridica y religios1-
mente, es la altisonante consigna de es-
tcs activos dias post beiicos.
Antes de 1914 ell titulo de este articu-
10 habria parecido fantasticc la ma
yorfa de les hon:ares mujeres de buen
juicio. Hoy salamente los irresponsables
irrefexivos quedan inconscientes del
erorme peligro que amenaza aquel pro-
ducto del lento progreso de los siglos
que denominamos nuestra civilization.
La decadencia de las normas morales
nos ha llevado al horde de peligros mas
grandes de 10 que hombres practicos pa
recian poder comprender hasta que Sc
hablaran frente a frente con este espec
tro que Sc llama sbolshevikismo'
En- resun.en, la vuelsa al estado nor
NAL psrece cada dia mas incierta; las
multitudes han adquirido noci6n de su
poder; los gobiernos vacilan, las fortu-
ma sse vuelcan. Las relacionss economic
cas- entire los pueblos Sc cambian.
5oue sera la escena final? Los politi-
cos presagian Ell caos; los religfosos, la
aurora de un nuevo dia. Levantemos los
ojos al cielo esperomos en- La mano que
mueve los mundos.
Manuel MENDEz MIRAYEs.
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dejaban siempre un margen de benefi-
clio enorme.
Sin embargo, era ley fatal que vinie
Sc una baja de los productos industrial
les, asf que las industrias paralizadas
durante la guerra en- los paises beige
rantes volvieran a su antigua fecn
da actividad. ESQ es 10 que ha suce-
dido.
En- esas nuevas condiciones las indus
trias espaholas, un tanto rudimentarias,
no podian competir con las extranje-
ras. Ademas era una ruina elaborar ma
terias primas adquiridas altos precios
para luego vender los productos ma
nufacturados a un precio que no era
en- modo alguno remuneration. Al m!sr,o
tempo la mano de obra mantenia en-
carestia al conservar la elevacion de
los desequilibrios fnancieros de la post
guerra, tuvieron que acudir precipitar
damente al cr6dito para salvar los com
promises contraidos y realizar los pa
gos los favorecedores de materias pri
mas.
Como es natural Sc ha producido la
bancarrota.
Otro factor, y principalisin1o, de esta
crisis financiera que esta sufriendo Es
paia es Ell vertigo que Sc padeci6 en-
la expeculaci6n sobre la moneda ex-
tranjera. Sc quiso negociar sobre las
diferencias del cambio y fueron muchos
los millones invertidos en- comprar Ii
ras v marcos especialmente. De ese
modo nuestra riQueza iba fortalecer
la economic quebrantada de otras ma
clones, mientras que la nuestra, a causa
de esas operaciones bursatiles, Sc en-
pobrecia al mismo tempo Era un ne
gocio sin garantias y de- fatales con-
secuencias. Los fondos que habia en-
muchos bancos espanoles fueron de ese
modo trasladados los bancos cxtran-
jeroG.
Esa exportaci6n de capital espa1iol
habia de SentirSe en- Espafia.
va todo ESQ es irremediable. Ell Es
tado ha acudido con su auxilio con-
tener la bancarrota. Pero ese auxilio no
puede ser permanente nj prodigarse. No
es justo que Ell Tesoro de la nacion
Sc comprometa en- salvar empresas que
han hecho fracasar la demasiada am
bicion la incapacidad de unos cuantos
hon1bres de negocios.
Las consecuencias de ese estado de
eosas no Sc hara esperar. va Sc vislum
bra la inminente paralizacic6n de ru-
merosas industrias con 10 cual no solo
bajaran los salaries sino que tambi6n
hara que sea legion el nimero de obre
ros en- paso forzoso. La miseria esta otra
vez en- puerta.
Lo que Sc gaii6 por casualidat en-
unos cuantos amos de fortuna. Sc pier
de en- uios pocos meses de Impression
y de codicia.
Y Espafa vuelve a la misma o peer
/ situaci6n econ6mica en- que Sc hallaba
antes de que estallara La conAagraci6n
eliropea.
Angel GUERRA
Madrid
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TOME

el Eiixiy dc Leonardo, el gran remedio pa
ra la sangTe. Este aumentara su sangre.
alimentara reguarizara los organos dI-
gestivos Devutlve ell color al anemico.
libertad al reumatlco da vida vigor al
sistema nervloso. Su poder en- casos de
decaimiento debliidad es sorprenden,e.
Pereza, enervacion falta de vitalidad son
lambien indicacIones de que su sangre ne
resita I'm remed,o chcaz vigorizador No
pierda tempo. yayA inlnediatamente la
drogueria mas cercana obtcnga una boz
tella del Elixir de Leonard. para Ia San
gre. Tomclo una vez Sc convencera.
Recomendado por miles de personas que
han sido curadas de envenamiento de la
sangre. reumatIsnlo. gotta, uIceras, escr6-
fulas, tumores. debiidad nerviosa otras
Intermediates I'd quedara satisfecho de
los resultados despues de haber tornado la
primera botella.
ELIXIR DE LEONARDO PARA Ia SANCRE
De vena en- todas las droguerias.
g. !: :: =: :: =: : :.
n Ir.EI zS5N - H Tsksieaates
caa4 eaasese Isva essa
marca d t1brica.
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La civilization en- peligro

FL ounce de marco de 1917 sera sieu.
pre- recordado como Ell dia en- que pere
clio el zarismo en- Russia. Con la dinastiq
de los Romanoff Ell absolutismo monar-
quico fu6 arrojado al limbo del pasado.
La historic para siempre acreditara es-
ia essnpenda hazafia al partido revolu-
cionario democratico dirigido por, Milin-
koff Kerensky. Estos caudillos con
sus capaces colegas, instituyeron el Co
btcrno Frovisional' hasta que Sc pudier
Sc congregar una asamblea constituyen-
ts srlacional que determinase el caracter
.pernarerte de la proyectada republica.
El siete de noviembre de mil novecien
tos diez v siete los radicales extremados
de entire los Dem6cratas Sociales, bajo
la direction de Lenine y Trotzky, derri-,
baron ell Gobierno Provisional institu-
yeror. sobre sus ruinas el gob.erno de
les asoviets'', generalmente conocido
por 'bolshevikismo'
Con la revolucion rusl empezo Ia que
IRA de les clsses. Vemos, por tanto, que
los .sbolshevikis presuntuosamente,
emprenden una guerra 6e extersl6r mum
.dial. No areconocen nn.tes nacionales.
En- sus, gHsrras hay tantcs frentes como
pafses. Declsran que el proletariado es-
ta puesto er orden de batalla en- todo el
mundo contra las fuerzas de Ia propie-
dad. Pretenden que por su nlisma esen-
cia. el .bolshevikismo' es una propa-
ganda mundial. rs I'm asalto contra to-
dos los gobiernos Los sbolshevikis no
Sc revelaror. mersmente contra el go
bierno del zar 0 contra el de Kerenslky,
EstAn hacienda guerra contra las insti-
tuciones legales que yacen a la base de
todas las naciones civilizadas. La gran
obra del "bolshevikismo ha descan-
sado en- la proyectada revoluci6n mum
dial.
No hay diferencia entire el negro te-
rrorismo del zar Ell rojo terroris.r,0 de
los .bolshevilxis'' Los extremes Sc to-
can .porQue son sfnidades naturales. El
zaHsmo, una autocracia v tirania que
ejerce su preston hacia arriba.
Pocos negaran que el mas portent3 $50
peligro que eI mundo arrostfa hoy diai
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GABRIELLE D AxxUEzIO


otoGO que On sus oios FeaslAass
Y en- 81 mar tu Aursa tinsa amarlIisata.
-semsjabsn las aguas m teaose.
Y vassos eomO sI mar sas oios sran.-
otoho no sent jsmks. tan granAss
Ia que "a infuades m6Fbiaa trlstesa.
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Profundosm mueFta eual ias hoIas z.1sEsss-.
Como aver Aver fat Il amer supFsms
tambisr del dOior las hoEa suprsma.
nunea como aver ssnff aus amasa.
FL coraz6n. sdn Al recusrds. sismbia.
Ella calIaba. Flores ssparciaaa
I'm su tanica vi csrraaa y newra.
Paiidas. cual aqusllas qne ~ aAoras.
sobre sus tailos Muda. sa i rsbera
NTiraba al Eoifo solitaire. lnm6vn
Como el que un peso snorue is ssssFTa.
Guar pAlidas sus sienss 10 ella arabs
Tai vsz aensro De Il 50 ruins intsEna7
oulzAs. No prszuntA Tsn pisaamsase
Sc aeordaban las cesas con agusis
Mujer quo parecian sssassandss
klmas ervueltas en- il misni psna.
Y su doior crei msrsF sntoness
Del mundo. rcneiando. su Ia aprlfn spa
tFieneis
Cual 81 aqsel mundo qus miraba trlsss.
De su hondo trists eorax6n naeiexa
v fuS una claws eada ferma: mmao
verbo etsrrsi cue IL matsria siisnta
Todo n9sterio ante mi vissa aeisra
Y va de ''todo" adivins Il sseneia
carmsla EUI.ATE sARyuRyo.
Miembro corrssponassnts ds Il Aeaas-
mia Arcadia De Rsma