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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-04
PROFESSOR o PROFEsORA pre-

PROFESSOR @ PROFESORA pre-
terrible profesora desea sei1orita
para unas clases de ingles. Que no
viva lejos, entire las paradas II Y
20. Lame al 378v. 444v., Sntur-
ce despues de las seis de la tarde.
&c
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CE VENDE HERMOSA REs1DRN

CIA. Avenila Nereidas. Conda-
do. Solar mil metros. Casa espacio-
sa. Garage comodidades modernas.
Frente trolley, cerca Parque.. Juan
r. de Torres, Tel. $50 ROjo, San
turce. 6-2O
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CE VENDE: I'm juego de muebles
de sala de catorce pleas, color
caoba. Puede verlos en- la calle de
la Iglesia No. u, Stop 25, Santur-
ee. 60
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TASA CERCA DE LA UNIVER-
SIDAD DE WILLIAM s. MA
RY"-donde Sc educaron Washing
ton, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, etc.
(cursos para hombres y muieres)
81 arrienda casa para familia. Gil
ma benignO y especialmente saluda-
BILE para personals de los tr6picos.
Casa comoda, precio moderado. In
f6rmese hoy. GAUTHIER & HOAD-
LEY. Apartado 1906, San Juan. Go
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CONTABLE-AUDITOR, is

experiencia. desea llevar libros
horas convencionales. Corresponsal
ingles-espanol. Contable. Box 108,
San Juan. 6-l1
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SE CASA listed? Nosotros pode-
mos ayudarle. Vendemos las ia
mosas Telas de Hilo Espafiolas mar
ca Casta1ie, Sabanas, A1mohadas,
Colchonetas, Colchas, Manteles,
etc, etc. Todo baratfsimo. Tel. 166.
J. Villamil y Co, Box 764, S. Brau
st. No. 81. 6-12
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KLTIK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para el complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do de producer un efecto eficaz y
rapido. Pida informes a: Los Mu-
ehachos'. Sues. de A. Mayol y Co.,
San Juan, P. R. P.
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/ QUIEN NTERESE. Teneu

tON "a tADAAlsAUO0 NAA NtTNAV X sAtIAKAO kIu~
ra guagua de % pasajeros v otro
para 20 pasajeros. Stop 6, Tel. 81,
San Juan. A. Alvarez y Hermanos.
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VENDO dos billares de Pool, una
/ Registradora Naeional, una balan
"a, una vitrina 20 cuerdas de Tie
IRA a media hora de Rio Piedras.
Dirfiase a Antonio Negr0n, parada
21, Quito TO-. Santurce. Tel. 1O47
Rojo, 90
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CE ALQuILA HABITACION amue

blada 0 sin muebles, con sin
comidas, ventilada. entrada indie
pendiente, casa familia respectable
Santurce, so segundos del trolley y
guaguas Parque, / cuadra de Ca
rretera Central. Telefono 75 yer
de, Santurce. 6-6
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VENDO en- condiciones. acepta

VENDO en- Condolences aceptables
una gran residencia proxima al
parque con todas las comodidades
modernas. Con 100 metros solar.
Informara NJ. Rivera, Cruz s altos.
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DE FLORES NATURA.

LES: en- todH clase de traba jos.
Sc imprimen cintas para coronas.
Lame al telefono s25 azul, parada
IA Gale Hernandez No. 8. Encarna-
ei6n Hernandez. p.
NN~N~~~r<>s1<S
A QUEEN NTERESE. On truck
Day-Elder de III toneladas de
usc, completamente reajustado y
uno de tres toneladas de La misma
marca y en- las mismas condiciones.
Sc venden garantizados. A. Alva-
rez y Hnos. p. o. Box 139, San Juan.
Ave. Ponce de Leon No. g. p.
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TELAs DE HILO espanolas para

sabanas y fundas batistas de
hilo blanca Y de colores para ira
jes y ropa interior. precios econ6
micos. La Hormiga de Orc, San
Juan, p. r. T-2O
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TALLER hojalaterla PETER, d

Pedro Roman Malave Especia-
Hdad en- cajas tapalodos Y radiado-
res averiados por choque y solda-
duras con estaflo. Stop q, lado
Puente Martin Pefia, Santurce, p.
b. 6-1S
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CE VENDE barato cash: juego
sa1a, juego comedor. ropero lu-
ma, un tocador, mesa de noche. ca
ma y algunos muebles mas en- buen
uso. Informes Telefono 400, Santur-
ce. GA
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WENDO buena residencia en s,

: turce. Tomo casa pequefia en-
eambio o finca en- Rio 'Piedras, Trn-
jillo, Cataio o Guaynabo. Informs-
ra Tel6fono l, 8, 0, s, Santurce, p.
Rico. II.
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TVENDO Maquina cinematografica
pr0pia para casa, iglesia es-
cuela. Es portatil y tiene su trans
formador. Tambi6n vendo enrolla-
dora y pegadora. Dirfjase a Jose
Manuel Gonzalez Angel, Tel. $50,
Santurce, Miramar. e-1O
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CE ALQUILA.- En- la Gale de
Salvador Brau, una habitaei6n
amplia y ventilada, para hombres
solamente, entrada completamente
independents. Para informes tele-
fono 1890. San Juan San Justo
So bajos. Go
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QOPA HECHA para Baby. de d

mejor calidad. bien termlnada,
: precios sin c0mpetencia. Ha-
cemOs t0da clase de bordados en-
maquina. Mandenos las medidas.
Aceptamos 0rdenes @. o. d. Para
lnformes Caleta de San Juan No.
Ii, San Juan. p.
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cOLAREs EN- Ell CONDADO-.

SOLARES EN- Ell CONDADO-A
las numerosas personas que han
visto recientemente los pianos Y So
lares de mi propiedad en- ell Conda.
do les aviso que ST estan interesa-
das en- los mismos Sc comuniquen
conmigo seguidamente, pues me
propongo embarcar para los Esta-.
dos Unidos en- JUNO 1S no regre-
sare hasta noviembre LEE III. VEN
DIG. Telefono $50, Santurce. eli
spN@@N@~eN%s@~~
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MAYAGUEZANOS.

contemplar los tiltimos adelan-
tos de Mayaguez, enviad 55 centa-
vos v lie enviaremos album con 20
fotograffas colores. La voz de la
Patria, Mayaguez. P. R. 60
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MOTORES ELECTRICOS.
.MUDANzAs GRATIs.--parn 4.

milias en- buenos carros tuFfs-
mo. Pagaran solamente sus lnneA
bles precio harato. Telefono 277 Ro
10 o Cerra 2S, Santurce. p.
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pIEDRA CALIzA de la mejor g

PIEDRA CALIZA de la mejor ca
Hdad, preeios sin competencIa.
Mande Ordenes por cualquler can
tidad. Despacho Immediate. Ramon
Nieyes Alicea. Tel. 671 Rojo, San
turce. p.
@~@~~A~@~N4@O@s
I'm VIOLINTSTA.-- Sc solicita
uno, para los conciertos de LA
CAFETERIA. Dirfjase por carta a su
propietario. p.
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.STRENIMIENTO Y

secuencias las Jaquecas, gases,
biliosidad, urticaria, ilceras Y reu-
matismo. desaparecen prouto toe
mando AKARALGIA, una cucha-
radita mas en- aqua antes del des-
ayuno. 6-2e
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CE ALQUILA casa concrete tres
habitaciones, sala, eomedor, co.
Gina, installation sanitaria, garage,
euarto servicio anexo. Avenida Ia
pia, frente oficina Mr.. DooIey. Inf.
1853 verde, Santurce. ;. CT
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SE VENDE maquina coser, cuatro
gavetas marca SINGER, $4,000;
VICTROLA v 40 discos, $500, v
lampara comedor, $500 Informa
ran S. Lena y Co, Salvador Brau
S5, San Juan. 6-29
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OPORTUNIDAD. Sc alquila pts

alto en- ell Condade, Stop 5012,
frente al cruee del Trolley. ST desea
vivir en- un sitio aristocratico,e fres
co, c6modo v economico. Solicite in
formes Tel. 2029 negro, Santuree,
o yea la casa. I'll. n. Al. p
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CE ALQUILA un espacioso alma
cen en- la Gale M6ndez Vigo,
Playa No. 225, propio para conner
cio 0 taller de costuras. Informard
o. Lecumberry, Mayaguez. 6-20
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RAULES-MALETAS-- MALET1
MES, .todos estilos, todos psecios
los vende Fernandez, San Francis
60 AZ dnica casa en- Puerto Rico.
que espeeializa en- artfculos para'
viaie. p
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CE vENDEN una casa parada 2

No. 8, una calle Asia, dos en-
Puerta de TERRA 81 y 33, una
Caleta San Francisco No. z. Infor-
mara felefono 773 azul, Santurce.
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VENDO hago negocio por caro-
pequeno un Cadillac perfecfas
condolences, barato. Informe HenrH
Seaton, plaza Baldorioty ATE.
Antonsanti No. u. 6-9
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RAILE SANVITO, Histerismo, His
teroepilepsia, Academies nervio-
SOS de las clor6ticas. Pida Valeria-
na Estabiiizada del DR. Colomer,
de Barcelona, en- las mejores far
nlacias. 81
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT

for gentleman only, Atlantic
Ave. No. 2, Near bathing beach,
trolley and Park, also garage if
desired. References, requested. Tel
760 Rajo, Santurce. 6-26
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.TOVEN desea colocarse como lis
tero, dependiente de comercio,
provisiones, etc. Habla ingl6s y. es-
panol. Buenas referencias. Inforrna
ra. Demetrio Flores. Clio Caguas su
gar Co. 6-7
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! " EMU tUtd cAdst De EieZaB pa
ra repuesto para caro- Peerless
" un motor electrico de una Ease.
dos caballos reducido. Dirfjase Hn
macao, P. r. P. @. Box no, telefo-
no 81. g-24
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CE DESEA.-Un electricista con
experiencia en- la reparacion de
aparatos y utensilios eleetricos. Di
rfjase esta oficina personalmen-
te a la / 80 p. M. Porto Rico Rail-
way Light and Power Co., Marina,
San Juan. 6-1
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26
This. WEEK
BY {. Rice Mckinney
Preston News Service)
UNFIT TO PRINT "

PrSStOR News SerNlCeJ
MIR A wv. Kinney, who signs him
self Chaplain a. and NJ Institute"
Huntsville, Ala, has written to The
Pittsburgh American that my article
of August rs was unfit TO print
This was the article where mention
was made Of our tendency TO sleep
in church and hope for the end OF
the sermon so that we could get
away to something more interesting,
more elevaJing and more sincere and
honest
Of course. l didn't expect the
brethren of the long coats, big canes
and itching palm to agree with me
or course they wouldn't. They are
going to protect their industry Just
as Judge Gary protects his or just as
the boctGegger protects his Ii l
were at The head of an industry fam
Gus for its tips in the form or
automobiles. hams Prince Albert
suits. Stetson hats, first Sunday
collections. wa ches $1,000 vacation
funds, contributions from politicians
and hosts of female satellites
scarlet and otherwise-why. I'd raise
the devil if any dead-broke heathen
ish ups art attempted to interfere.
If the tru,h be told, most persons
l be'ieye would confess that they
don have much respect for the
preacher these days. There is no
particular reason why we should
AS a group the preachers. white and
black. are dismal failures. The world
advances in spite of them. 1t be-
comes more Chris ian in spite OF
them II becomes more Christian
and bv that I mean il becomes more
tolerant more intelligent, more de
cent and more moral-in spite or
the obstacles set in its path by the
professional dispensers of brand
o. superstition ignorance, falsehood
and bunk mis-called the Christian
religion.
OF course, we yawn and sleep in
church. We only go because some
bow we feel that it is the respectable
thing to do We also cling to the
hope thai perhaps some day the
preachers will catch up with the
schools, science art and, human life
and give US some hing that VIII Keep
us awake and interested. Of course
I am not speaking here about the
mass of emo-i onal folk who can be
reused 10 great feeling, heat and
perspiration by any itineran- "Bihle
Founder or 'rabble rouser'
I am speaking of the large minor
ity who the preachers are so pleased
to cas,igate now and again because
this minority finds other things more
interesting and uplifting than
harangue on the Valley of Dry Bones.
the ApoytlSs Creed or the Virgin
Birth This minority can see no
reason why T. should help swell col
lections to be squandered, help buy
automobiles for preachers when they
have none themselves or send DR.. So
and So on a long vacation when this
minority is working hard to escape
poverty itself.
The favorite comeback of the
average preacher when his methods
are attacked is to get up and below
that some certain man is attacking
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to put out sentinelS on the four sides
of camp and make the rounds. Slept
4 hours during all the night. Am
too tired to hold out longer.
Wednesday, April 29-fhought
I'd get some sleep early today, but
was sent on laundry detail to the
oued (creek). They told us we had
to clean up, like in barracks, but an
hour later wire came ordering US
to go by motor truck directly to Fee,
81 kilometers.
Thursday, April 30-In the bar
racks of the military camp of Fee.
This is the fete of the Legion-the
day of Cameroun. Had a little more
chow than usual and the history of
Cameroun was read to us. We
thought we were going to stay in
Fee some time, but ordered to go
and left on foot at 8 P. M. Frightful
heat. We took the road for Tissa.
Always frightful heat. Caught up
with another observation-disclosures In
fantry-also headed towards the Riff.
1t is our mobile group which is form
ing. Made sixteen kilometers heavy
marching order. Camped at night
along the oued (stream). Many
wounded going by on road to Fee.
Sunday, May 3-Marched four
kilometers down the valley, the M.
G. Mobile group in combat forma-
ton. Extremely hard day. Three
regiments of cavalry led by partisans
at the head. They burned all the
villages on the hillsides belonging to
the Arab rebels. We marched then
through the fields, worse than ever.
Region very fertile and we'll cult
waited. March in combat formation
up to pose of Ain Aloha, which we
disengaged. Rest during evening at
post.
A Day of Battle.
Monday, May To-day was day
OF battle. Legion, the advance
guard, my company at head of
Legion, my section at head of COM
pany and my group at head of Sec
tson-so that l was first of all the
NJ. G. to come in contact with the
enemy. Very hard fighting. We had
to relieve the post of Taunat, en-
circled by the rebels for eight days
and without water. Two kilometers
from the big hill on which the post
stands the enemy opened fire vic.
lently. Didn't think l could live
through it. Corporal Eristoff hit by
bullet in chest, but wound not seri.
Gus. Our Captain, Villier Moriana
hit in the leg, refused be evacuated
wounded again in stomach. Machine
gun section has seven wounded. Hid
got two bullets. Corporal Vercelli
wounded in hand.
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
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Poor PayDsease and Death Await Recruits ThereBack Rans
Dead Shots--Whole Divisions Wiped Out
section, with their nationalities:

section, with their nationalities:
"Sergeants: Paulman, German;
Jouassart, Belgian; Corporals, Buse,
; German; Chmaguine, Russian; Yer
sonfel, Belgian; Vercelli, Italian.
Privates. Violet, Hansen, NesnerI
Auser, Holdshmitt, Caspian, Bauer,
Naoui, Germans; Dimitriadis, Kiria-
koff, Greeks; Chateaux, Bichet,
French; Kasch, Dane; Deimer, Dutch
Hamou, Arab; Golodbordko, Russian
Automicci, Italian; Ledjor, Pole /;
Georgieff, Bulgarian"
1t is not only a section, it is a
typical cross-section of the Legion
its combat units made up of men
from all parts of the globe whom
the French have known how to weld
into an organization renowned for
its esprit de corps. l saw these men
in action when they recaptured the
post of A:tar. Five of them were
Killed that day, eight were wounded.
Hansen and Holdshmitt received spe-
cial citations for exceptional bravery.
Our Legionary tells IN his diary of
tHe;r last Christmas, IN barracks in
Algeria:
Christmas Eve, 1924: Physical
culture in the morning and drill as
usual. In the afternoon review by
Captain Castagny in field uniform.
In the evening at we had Christ
mas tree in each hall. / won a can
of funny fish. For the whole section
of forty-two men there were as
prizes for boxes of writing paper
with a pencil for each, four iitres of
red wine, a cake of soap and a
mirror, can of shoe polish, two
cigars, two packages Of cigarettes
with two cigarette holders. The other
sections had batter prizes; fer ex-
ample, socks. p
At 9 there was a concert given by
the Legionnaires, with the Captain
ard ali the Lieu5enants present and
al the non-ccms. Priels and Giguel
sang; a: amateur acts they were
tolerable. At 10 l had fight with
HeXamer in the courtyard; gave him
a good lesson. A. u thera was
. chocolate and cookies. 30 roll call,
and those who wanted TO go to mid
night mass had permission. As for
ne, went to bed at midnight.
christmas Day-Reveille at 7,
breakfast at cafe an lait. At 9 a
snack Of bread with pate de foie gras
and pint Of wine. At noon for
dinner We had behring's with hard
boiled eggs, bacon with saussg'es,
sauerkraut, prunes, an orange,
Gorgonzola la cheese and coffee. l
stayed in bed all day, feeling blue.
In the evening We had macaroni with
cheese and pork and coffee with a
pint of white wine. The day was very
gloomy. Half the men in my room
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Legionnaires have the blues. The
Christmas of the Legion is not inter-
esting"
Here is another entry, written
while in barracks at Kreider, Algeria,
few days before the Riff war be-
gan:
Unmarked Graves.
"Real desert weather today. Went
at 8 P. NJ. with Kimiakoff to the
cemetery in the sand. There were
forty tombs of Legionaries. 1t made
an unpleasant impression on me to
see that nearly all of them bear no
name or date-buried like dogs. Yet
those men had families somewhere.
l hope l won't have their fate. If |
die may my parents at least know
where am. There were also some
tombs of soldiers of the battalion in
Africa. They, however, were all con-
demned while civilians-and they all
have little monument. The rest
of the day was rather gloomy for
me-"
Now in the diary appears the head
ing, Moroccan Campaign" Here
are some,of his entries:
"wednesday, April 22-Left Krei-
der today at 6 P. M. for unknown
destination in Morocco. Everybody
drank a lot, me, too.
Sunday, April 26-Left Oudjda
for Guercif (Mcrocco) A. M. on
very narrow-gauge railway, seven
trains for the battalion. Rode all day.
Monday, April 27-Left Guercif
A. NJ, arrived Taxa II A. M. Very
mountainous country. Enemy here,
too, very close, sometimes fire on
city. Taxa is little place divided
into distinct Arab and European
towns, dominated by high mountains.
Easy to see the Grand Atlas, covered
with snow. Temperature today in
supportably hot. In the evening went
: it'll puce to drink EJer of wine
in he European town.
Tue .::.a.y, April 28-Telegram
came in the night, urgent orders for
US to go to Sidi Abdallah on foot Up
at 5, left at 6, loading our packs on
mules. 1t is Al xii meters (25 miles)
from Taxa to Sidi Adballah. Terrific
heat, men dropping like flies all
along the road, overcome by heat
and fatigue. Was sent with my sec
ton to rear Of battalion to pick up
the stragglers, Lieutenant F. kicked
them to make them march. Made
tears come to my eyes. We marched
in all ten hours. Was dead tired
when we reached Sid Abdullah at
P. NJ. Thought Id get some rest
then, but not on the night guard.
Eighteen men under my orders-had
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26

Plod in thy cave, gray Anchorite; ---
Be wiser than thy peers;
Augment the range Of human power,
And trust to coming years.
They may call thee wizard and monk accused,
And load thee with dispraise;
Thou vert born five hundred years too soon
For the comfort Of thy days.
But not too soon for human kind
Time hath reward in store;
And the demons Of our sires become
The saints that we adore.
The blind can see, the slave is lord;
So round and round we run,
And ever the wrong is proved to- be wrong,
And eyer is justice done.
Keep, Calico, to thy thought,
And nerve thy soul to bear;
They may gloat over the senseless words
they wiring
From the pangs of thy despair.
They may veil their eyes. but they cannot hide
The suns meridian glow;
The heel Of priest may tread thee down.
And tyrant work thee woe;
But never a truth has been Destroyed
They may curse it and call it crime;
Pervert and betray, or SANDER and slay
Its teachers for time;
But the sunshine aye. shall light the sky.
AS round and round we run;
And the truth shall ever come uppemost
And justice shall be- done.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26

the church This is TO hoodwink
his congregation. He knows that he
is reing. He knows that no attack
is being made ON Religion as such
but that the attack is made on the
preacher and his using OF Religion
as tool to keep himself in ease
and comfort. He uses Religion as a
cloak to cover his own RIGHTEOUSNESS,
venality. hypocrisy, ignorance and
untruthfulness.
1 feel that it is needless to say
that this does not apply to all
preachers. AS rule the preacher
10 whom this does not apply keeps
his mouth shut. But the stabbed
pig always sQueals.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26
ETERNAL JUSTICE.
(By Charles Mackay)

The man is thought knave or fool.
Or bigoa plotting crime,
Who, for the advancement Of his race,
Is wiser than his time.
For him the hemlock shall distl,
For him the axe be barred;
For him, the gibbet shalt be built;
For him the stake prepared.
Him shall the scorn and wrath Of men
Pursue with deadly aim;
And malice, envy, spite and lies,
Shall desecrate his name.
But truth shall conquer at the last,
For round and round we run,
And ever the right comes uppermost
And ever is justice done.
Pace through thy cell, old Socrates.
Cheerily to and fro;
Trust to the impulse of thy soul
And let the poison flow.
They may shatter to earth the lamp of clay
That holds light divine,
But they cannot quench the power Of thought
By any such deadly wine.
They cannot blot thy spoken words
From the memory of man.
By ell the poison ever was brewed
Since time its course began.
Today, abhorred; tomorrow adored,
So round and round we run,
And ever the truth comes uppermost.
And ever is justice done.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26

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