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Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
MINERS
MAY Be DEAD
BY EXPLOSION
Rescuers Find Three
Bodies, Fears All
Are Killed
tAssocfated Press1

| lAbbOCI6tcu IEcobl
Sprangler. Pa, Nov. Ga terrific
explosion somewhere IN the work
ings of the Reilly coal mine today
entombed between 90 and 95 min.
ers who had gone to work scarcely
half an hour before. A rescue party
was organized and has entered the
mine. -'
The first rescue party reported at
noon that 1t had found three bodies
and feared some, probably all, Of the
other ninety men entombed are dead.
The bodies were brought to the foot
Of the shaft, the party returning for
further search.
The rescue crews came to the sur
face after the second exploration, re-
fusing to make any comment. An
other rescue crew Immediately went
underground. Silent groups Of wet
eyed women and children gathered
around the mouth Of the shaft, some
moving to the cOmpany's office when
the rescuers came to the surface, ex-
pecting an announcement to be made
there.
SpanSler, fa., NOV. I.-l HlrteeH
additional bodies were taken from
the Reilly coal company mine here,
bringing the total dead recovered to
SO. All are in a temporary mOrgue.
injured miners are in the
hospital The explosion yesterday |
the men. Mine rescue ex-
perts declared they had explored all |
but two headings and do not expect
% find more bodies. Volunteers were
obtained to dig graves for the VIC
inns. A carlad Of coffins arrived at
Spangler today.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
WAGE WAR ON RODENTS


Washington, Nov. 4.-Damage by
smaller predatory rodents on stock
mems ranges, while not so spectac-
ular as that by wolves, mountain
lions and coyotes. is very consider
able, and in some cases more than
equals that Of the predatory animals,
according to DR.. A. X. Fisher. of the
United States Biological Survey.
There should be closer cooperation,
in the matter Of appro-
rriation, between the federal and
state governments. so that the larg-
est amount available bifrom both
may be obtained, he says.
The department of agriculture de-
clares that If the prairie dog alone
were exterminated over its entire
range. which is economically pOssi-
BILE, 100000 more cattle and A.
600. 900 more sheep could be raised
on that area. because of the increase
in the amount Of forage.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
START CREDIT ASSOCIATION
One Hundred Men of Morris County
Join at Council Grove

Council Grove, Nov. S.-The Nor
ris County Credit Association. just
organized here. has a splendid start
in membership, the list carrying
close to 100 names Of business men
over the county.
The association is. AFFILIATED with
the Kansas tRetailehs association
and credit information Is exchanged
with over fifty Kansas towns and
cities, and also with forty organiz-
ed states.
A. L. Pullins, of Council Grove,
was elected president; Charles W.
Norden of Dwight, vice president,
and e. W. Adams Of Dunlap. secre-
tary; w. L. Rude, active secretary.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
TORNADO LEFT DESOLATION
Oklahoma Hard Hit BY Storm Sat-
urday

Tulsa, Okla, Nov. 6.-The tornado
that zigzagged and twisted through
the oil fields thirtyfive miles from
here, killing six persons and injur-
ing probably more than a hundred
others, left desolate picture Of
wrecked Oil derricks and houses on
leased lands Of oil companies, with
a property damage estimated at
more than 1 million dollars.
Apparently choosing the path Of
least resistance. the terrific twister
snaked around the outskirts of the
town of Shamrock, Drumright, Olive,
Mannford, Terleton, Cushing, Key
stone, Chandler and Bristoow. A de-
Walton Of a few rods from its path
In many cases might have resulted
In tremendous loss Of life.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
MRS. CHAMPION CONVICTED
Woman Guilty Of Murder Gets Max
iuum

Cleveland, o., Nov. Airs.
Mabel Champion. charged with the
first degree murder OF Thomas. A.
O'Connell. carnival promoter, of New
Haven, Conn.,. in q restaurant here.
last July, was found guilty of man.
slaughter by juryA composed of
seven women and i've men in COM
mon pleas court here last night.
Judge Bernon Immediately i'm
posed the maximum sentence OF
twenty years in Marysville reforma-
tory. Attorneys for the defense en-
tered q motion for a new trial. which
Judge Bernon denied.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
WILL MAKE HOLIDAY MERRY
Junior Red Cross viii Send Christ
mas Gifts Abroad
rAs~oriafAA DrAaa7

Chicago, Nov. 4.-More than 49,
600 children in Hungary, Austria,
Albania and other countries where
dire poverty prevents the usual
Christmas festivities, will be remem-
bered by American school boys and
girls who are members of the Junior
American Red Cross, local headQuar-
ters announce.
That number Of gift boxes is being
filed and will be sent to Europe In
time to be distributed to the desti-
tute children at Christmas. In many
cases this will be their only Christ
mas cheer.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
GET SEVEN
DISTRICTS In
KANSAS LIST
Republicans Lose Only
One Congressman
in the State
Associated Prsss1

Kansas City, Nov. S.--With 142
precincts out Of 276 heard from,
Strong, Republican. has 17,066; Hat
field, Democrat, 1880.
w. A. Ayres, Wichita, Democrat,
was elected over X. Il. Bird, who
won over Ayres two years ago.
w. p. Sproule, Republican candi-
date In the Third district. is main
tanning his lead over Charles Steph-
ems, Democrat. Addition of returns
showed the lead was 11,021 when
reports OF 138 precincts had been re-
ceived.
The Third district was the only
one in the Republican doubtful con-
gressiOnal column, six having gone
one Democratic.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
PERPETUATE MEMORY
,v OF WILL CARLETON
tAsaociated PrNan1 +.

Hillsdale, Mich, Nov. 4.-Further
steps to make imperishable the mem.
ory OF the late VIII Carleton. Mich
igan's beloved poet. were taken here
at the annual business meeting of
the VIII Carleton Memorial Associa-
ton. 1T was decided to place next
year. during fitting ceremonies, a
boulder on the site of 1.-THE old poor
house." located near Mr.. Cartoons
home a short distance from Hudson,
Mich, and which the poet described
in his Over the Hill to the Poor
house"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
BLANKET OF HAIR TO HOOVER
Token Of Gratitude Made From Hair
Of Polish Women

Washington, Nov. A blanket
Of human hair woven from the shorn
tresses Of Polish women, has been
received by Secretary Hoover as an
expression Of gratitude for his ef-
forts toward famine relief in Poland.
The blanket, which is about Eve
feet in length by four in width, is
light brown In color and consists of
loose mesh Of coarse woolen fibre
clsely interviewer with strands of
human hair. In the center is de-
sign resembling a shamrock.
Mr.. Hoover is understood to be
undecided as to what use to make Of
the gift.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09

A fool mOtorist beat the Union Pa
cific train from Chapman to the
Buckeye avenue crossing in Abilene
the other afternoon. Luckily he did
not kill anybody on the way but he
deserves to be barred from driving
a car for a year" The commission
ers should establish a speed limit on
the hard surfaced road and enforce
1t with top-heavy fines. - !, s.,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09

Kansas may be suffering, and no
doubt 1t is for the nervous uplifhters
tell us SO, but 1t bought 1920 new
motor cars In the past three months.
At an average cost Of 500 that
means $24,960,000, not to mention
the amount spent on repairs and
gasoline to keep 100000 cars run
ming. There is evidently enough
money for the things folks want.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
- = . .1i' u,
How much money. :. =; :.
would it. take to buy
new clothes for all
your family? Il

Quite a sum if you wake
some night with nothing left
but your nightrobe and pa
jamas. Determine the value
of your belongings before
they are destroyed or dam
aged by fire.
Make an estimate. Ask your
wife to set value on her
things. Then add the value of
the silverware, jewelry, furni-
ture, rugs, linen, bedding-the
thousand and one things your
home contains. Do you think
you carry enough insurance to
pay the actual cash value of the
contents of your home IL fire
came? Protection In the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company
costs little before a fire but it
means a lot afterwards.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
A NEW ENTERPRISE

Salina Union: The ihter,rban be-
tween Junction City and Manhattan
Is being revised and 1t will soon be
functioning better than ever. In
addition to this bus line is being
established from Abilene to June
ton City as part Of this service. Ma
turally this line should come to Sa-
lima. Do you know why it does not
come to Salina? Because we do not
have permanent roads. Abilene does
havn
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
WICHITA COPS
FIND A FIELD
LOOKING WET
Bottles, Barrels, Whisky
Scattered Over 20
acre Patch
ASSOCIATED Press ]

Wichita, Nov. 4.-Hundreds of
empty whskey bottles, several six
ty gallon barrels and one bottle OF
corn whiskey were found buried in
different spots in 20 acre truck
garden and bee farm near here when
officers raided the place today. Jack
Mans was arrested and released on
$1,000 bond. Mans declared plant
ing the bottles and barrels was a
frame up"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09

Andy Flower Of Junction City:
"For the past two years ! have lived
on the edge Of town and have been
using road that was not paved.
figured 1t up the other day that 1t
was worth 500 year to any man
who owned an automobile to be on
paved road. He will save that
amount in tires, and at the end Of
the year he will find that the figures
I quote are low"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
Two Killed in Wreck
of Texas Train Crash
ASSOCIATED rressy

Marlin, Tex, Nov. 4.-Two men
were killed and a score injured when
the Northbound Houston & Texas
Central train crashed into the Waco
Marlin train today. The engine
plowed through sleeper Of the wait
ing train,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
RESUME DAM CONSTRUCTION
Work Going Forward at Muscle
Shoals
ASSOCIATED Prese I

Florence, Ala, Nov. 4.-The roar
Of construction work on the great
Wilson Dam at Muscle Shoals is
again sounding through the valleys
and over the hills along the Tennes-
see river The Federal government
has stepped in to rescue from possi-
BILE decay the spectacular war time
nitrate and power projects, which
sprang up almost overnight, involv-
ed in the building of what will be
the worlds largest water power dam.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
Stranger Killed on
Track Near Salina

Salina. Nov. 6.--An unidentified
man was killed Sunday near Halls
rille. on the Missouri Pacific. The
rain struck him while walking along
he track. He carried a mess kit
labeled property of Western Union"
and was aged about so years.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
APPEAL TO REASON CHANGED
Haldeman-Julius Will Change Policy
and Name of Periodical

Kansas City. Mo-, Nov. 6.-The
Appeal to Reason, weekly maya
zine published at Girard, Kan,
which for twenty seven years has
expounded Socialism, will cease to
exist after today's issue, it was an
nounced here by e. Haldeman-J julius
who for the last five years has pub
lished the periodical. The name and
policy Of the paper will be changed,
he said.
The new name of the magazine
will be the Haldeman-J julius Week
ly and its policy will be devoted to
the advancement of historical, scien-
tific and philosophical matters, the
stated.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
Forty Indicted Men
May Escape Trial

Marion, III, Nov. 8.-Legal con-
test for release of at least 40 Of 48
men charged with indictments for
murder in connection with the Her.
rim mine killings last June, Is ex-
pected to develop in the trial Of 48
accused Of causing the death Of
Howard Hoffman, employee Of the
Southern Illinois Mining Co., start
ed today. 1t is generally believed
that not more six will be placed on
trial charged with the killing.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09

There are 1852 councilmen in the
% borough boards forming the local
government In London. The treas
ury Of the metropolis offers the
worlds greatest picking.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
! 4 Z 4 q q 4 & & Z
Marriage License
Thos. Burch, Chapman, 20
May Brooks, Chapman, 20

N
May Brooks, Chapman, 20
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Harbeck o.
Brighton, Colo, send announcement
, to their friends of the birth Of {
daughter November /, whom they
have named Harriet Alice. Mrs. II
A. Harbeck was formerly Miss Alice
StOecker Of Chapman, Kansas. Mrs,
Jennie Stoecker is with Mrs. Har-
beck at the present time and she ex-
poets to spend the winter In Los An
geles, Calf, with her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Rider.
The Servants Of the Masters class
with their families Of Holland were
very pleasantly entertained at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Stark
Friday evening, November 3. On
account Of the bad roads there We're
only seventeen people present. The
entertainment planned for the even
ing was not carried out on account
Of the small attendance so the even
ing was spent in social conversa-
tion and visiting. "A short business
meeting was held followed by delic-
ious refreshments consisting Of sand
wiches potato salad, pickles, coffee,
cake and fruit salad. The class ad-
journed to meet with Rev. and Mrs. |
c. A. Shank November II.
& q &
The home of Mrs. John Y0nally
was the scene Of happy gathering
when about IS friends and relatives
walked in ON Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
kohler, giving them rousing chari-
vari and miscellaneous showed. The
,ut of town guests were Robert Reed
ind daughter, Arthur Ike and fam
ly, Ben Ike and Miss Louise Hunt
# of Manhattan. This community
8 sorry to lose Mr.. and Mrs. KOhler
Is they will reside in Manhattan.
drs. Kohler was formerly Miss Ruth
Mrs. Roy Anderson was hostess
o the SandbOrn Social club at her 1
ONE Thursday, November 2, with
8 members present Zach men,
er responded to roll call by relat-
lg their most embarrassing NOM
Mt. A very pleasant afternoon was 4
pent In fancy work ad converse 2
on. Guests for the afternoon were '
[rs. Heller, Mrs. Blair Of Upland and e
[rs. w. Billisbach and daughter e
arroll Virginia Of Salina. The host II
IS assisted by Mrs. Kate Boles and "
.iss Georgia Ryan; served a dain- Ii
luncheon. After, the social hour p
le club members presented the h
'esident with dainty sherbet set.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09

Some sharp has figured out that
Kansans live five years longer than
folks of other states. We know
what the eastern smart paragraphers
will say-"they don't really live
longer 1t just seems longer"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
This Boy Set Fire
to 20 Buildings

IAHH0tI3ted FfSbbI
San Francisco, Nov. 4.-Ignatius
Grenera, 13, confessed, police an
nounced, to firing 20 buildings In
the Russian hill district within sew
eral months. The boy was captured
fleeing from an incendiary blaze.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
REDUCED NATIONAL DEBT
w. L. Harding Points ID Other Ac.
complishments of Administration

SosPHSfhffScttB OF NHHHISuAttom
Girard, Nov. 6.-Reduction Of the
national debt from $4,000, ,OOO, 900
in March, 1921, to $23. 1000, 900, 900
at the present time es abiishment of
the ten-year naval holiday. passage
of the emergency protective tariff
measure and the increasing Of the
value of liberty bonds TO par, are
some Of the more important accom-
plishments of the present Republican
administration, W. L. Harding, for
mer governor Of Iowa, declared in an
dress here Saturday night.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09

The Kaiser. received $250,0QO in
gold for his memoirs" and now he
Is married again. Can't tell us that
sinners get all that's coming to them
In this world.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09

Efforts are being made in court to
give mince pie its famous, oldtime
flavor. The plaintiffs say they will
make strong case.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09

One reason why the United States
has an observer at international con-
ferences, such as the Near East par
ley, Is that the safest way to look
out for trouble or trickery Is to look
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER o, 1872.

North Dakota has opened $2,-
100000 State mill and elevator at
Grand Forks Government seems to
be becoming a sort OF grind.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09

II Is proposed to harness "the fire.
wrath and heat Of Pele, Hawaiian
volcano, for commercial purposes.
This Is pronounced In Hawaii to be
II great scientific drama, but one
that might, perhaps, blow up.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09

which has resulted splendidly Tor the chill
mas back school this fall
in their classes and VN#MMNM$#M
the usual winter ailments Of school MMMMNNAsN
children <zNM@M##
et-hand picture shows the Clock 9 ~~
hthand picture shows the
NJ and Of lower picture the
displaying the
O the children
manifested
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-11-09
TEXAS CHILDREN
PLAY FOR
HEALTH

Here is how the Red
Cross In Fort Worth,
Texas, helped to keep
the children of that
town we'll during the
summer. The Red Cross
public health nurse put
on a campaign Of games.
health storieE and regu-
lar physical examina-
tiOna during the e1m.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-29
LAS AvENTURAs DE UN PUcIs
LIsTA'' o ..soNANDo Ell CUERo"

Sc trata de una serie de dramas EN-
cos parties basados ell las famosas histo
rias de Golfers, que han sido leidas por
millones de personals en- ell mundo en-
tero. En- los Estados Unidos, estos dra-
mas han obtenido un exito resonante v
podemos asegurar que cualquier perso-
ma que yea uno de estos dramas en- dos
parties, no Sc perdera la serie completa
de dramas que seran acomps1ados por
famosas peliculas en- seis, siete y ocho
parties, traidas Puerto Rico por la
Universal Film Mfg. Co. Dichos progra-.
mas especiales Sc denominaran "Joya"
v sera el mejor programa presentado
en- los teatros de Puerto Rico Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-29
Ninguna Mujer Debe>
Estar Sin Mu-col
SU HICIENE PERSONAL
LO DEMANDA

Durante muchos amos, el MU-COL pa
sido Eecetado por Doctores en- todo Ell
mundo civilizado, para las enfermedades
peculiares del sexo femenino, sin neeesidad
De recurrir a medicinas internas, que pue-
den afectar otros o4ganos y hacer mejor
dafi0 que provecho.
/ 81 todas las muieres pudiesen enterarse
de 10 verdaderamente maravilloso que es
este polvo antiseptico, no-venenoso, esta
generaci6n v las venideras, Sc verian ex-
entas de tantas pobrecitas, que sufren en-
silencio por falta de un tratamiento que de
verdaderos resultadcs, tai como MU-COL
Experimental Ud., unos cuantos trata-
mientos en- su propia casa, hGrdn desapa-
recer los lujos, irritaci6n y dolores.
La naturaleza da alguna ayuda perc
necesita asistencia, d6sela con AfU-COL
DE venta en- todas las boticas acredita
das. W
E THE MU-COL COMPANY, Inc,
:, buffalo. N Y, E. u. A.
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LENIN Y TRoTzKy PERsoNAJEs
@ DE CoNEEDIA

5
En- Ell 'extranjero Sc han estrenado
numerosas ccnedias dramas, cuyos
principales personajes son Lenine, Trotz
ky, etc. En- su mayor parte son bufol
nadas, sin valor literario alguno. Pc
ro entire elias So destaca una pequena
comedia de Vazlaw Grubinsky, estre
NADIA con gran exito en- varsovia
Lo original de esta farsa consiste ell
que ell autor ha resucitado al ex-zar Nj
colas II, asesinado ell mes de julio de
1918, transformAndolo en- comunista
colaborador de Lenine.
La trama de la ficcion es esta:
En- un vasto salon de Kremlin, la
muchedumbre esta esperanto la salids
del Cesar comunista. Hace tanto frio
que la gente tirita bajo los abrigos.
El "ccmpafiero" portero trae un po-
co de lena qus consiguio encontrar,
despues de grandes trabajos, para Ell
'kamarada' Lenine. La puerta esta
guardada por dos chinos armados has
ia los dientes, que solo dejan pasar .
los prima9as bqlshevikis, tales como
Lunacharsky, Ell capit;n sadoul, Bella
Kun, etc.
El teIefono llama sin cesar, comuni
eando malaa noticias: IFs imprentas
huelgan y los periodicos np salem, los
obreros manifestan gran descontento,
| &c coldo dnc ,o;oc b,,v,n~. anita 5lnc x4nIa
cos.
En- un velador situado en- I'm rincon
cito del salon esta sentado Ell ex zar
Nicolas, qtlien neva actualmente el
'nombre de 'compahero Gotorpow''
Un cambio radical Sc ha operado en-
ell ''ci-devant,' Ramanow. Ha estudia
do concienzudamente ell ''Capital'', de
Carlos Marx y Sc ha convertible a la f.
soeialista y hasta al eomunismo No
echa de menos ell trono y suefia tan SO,
10 con derrumbar los que estan todavis
en- pie que considera como viveros
6e tirania. Ia dictadura del proletaria
do, tiene en- eI un adicto ferviente.
Excepto los fntimos amigos de LIE
nine, nadie esta enterado de su YER
dadera personalidad. Cuando una mucha
cha comunista Sc pasma ante su seme
janza con ell ex. zar, Lunasharsky, IL
ataja que Sc ha equivocado y al pasal
esrca del 'companero Gotorpow'' le
dice en- voz baja: ''iEs precise que ts
afeites la barba!''
En- este llega muy nervioso Ell capi
an Sadoul. LA situaci6n Sc ha gravs
10. FL pueblo, revolucionario, Sc dis
pone a levantar barricadas..
HAY que andar con cuidado!, di
ce sadoul. FL pueblo es un animal p'
igroso que al verse agredido,. muerde.
AL fjarse en- la, bella muchacha, sa
doul olvida todo v la galantea, comt
un 'houlevardier' de Paris.
70 Madame on mademoiselle2, lie PR
gunta.
Mi madame nj n1ademoiselle, con
tesla Ia interpelada, sino cornpa1era
Sale a egcena Lenirre. La chica 81
precipita ante el y lie suplica de ordt
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Ep teatTO en- ell extranjerO

/, mes para que sea puesso en- libertad su
novio.
F'igarese, usted, canlarada Lenine;
lie han detenido junto con ofros vein-
ticineo cajistas de la imprenta, por con
trarrevolucionario, pesar de que es
un comunista convencido. Teaefonee us
ted al camarada Dzerjinsky para que
10 ponga en- libertad.
|! --iLa imprenta esa declare la huel
ga?, pregunta Lenine
-Si; pero mi novio..
-Esta bren. Esperese...
Lenine habla por telefono con Deer
jinsky.
-5C6mo? tFusilados? Todos los vein
ticinco? Esta bien. Conforme..,
La ,muchacha, horrorizada, anna un
escandalo terrible. Lenine hace una Sc
ma los chinos, quienes expulsan EN-
pellones a la sentimental companera.
Entra, extremadamente irritado Cor
XII. Tambien 6l chilla con indignation
contra los fusilamientos
lis una tirania inaudita! Uno EN-
rieza a perder toda estimation hacia
el hombre.
Elsa es la fila, contesta con su SON
/ risa astuta Lenine. Ell hombre no va
lie NADIA.
Ell ex zar Intervene:
Zero, querido amigo, dice, dirigien
dose Lenine, tti mismo hablabas STEM
pre- de la libertad v de la igualdad..
- Tonterias!, contesta Lenine.
Un comunista acude con la noticia
de que al pueblo, irritado, Sc dirige a
Kremlin.
/ Lenine telefonea a Trotzky, ordenar
dole enviar inmediatamente soldados >
ametralladoras.
-iCuanto habra qUe esperar?
-Diez minutes.
-Bien.
Fuera va Sc oye Ell ruido de la mu
chedumbre. Una piedra, arrojada desdt
la Gale, rompe un cristal.
Lenine Sc dirige la ventana abier.
ia.
-iPor que gritais? GQue qvereis?
pregunta en- tono seco la muchedun
bre.
! pronuncia una arenga sobre la dit
i tadura del proletariado y la revoluciol
mundial; promote mil cosas, habla de l;
'Hslectrizacion'
Paciencia, hermanos! La electr
4 zacion os salvara todos
La arenga surte efecto y la muche
dumbre grita;
Viva Lenine!
Dos minutes despues llega un desta
camtento de soldados con ametrallado
ras, Lenine da orden de disparar col
ira eel pueblo.
-. Me parece que no es necesario recu
lrrir a las armas opina timidament,e G
ex gar.
s. ESQ es siempre it'll, contesta LIE
nine. Hay que dar, de vez en- cuandc
una buena leccion a esos borl,egos.
! Nicolas Sc queda como quicn We vi
stones.
Pues, senor, dice para su capote
no entiendo nj jota. Yo creia que e
socialismo era otra cosaa.