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Evening star., 1925-10-12
Pirates in Batting Slump.

Pirates i'm Batting Slump.
True. Joe. Harris followed with a
clean home run that would have prob
ably cleared the left field fence in
Pittsburgh, but if Gos,in had been
gotten rid of you don't krow what Joe
Harris might have done.
The story of yesterdays defeat is
told in the old story of batting
slump. Fellows like Grantham and
Barnhart do not figure to he victims
of pitchers so often as they have been
in this series. ] still have a lot of
faith in these two fellows and ] he
lieve they Will start hitting Monday
along with our other good hitters.
Johnson has held the Pirates to one
run over Is innings, which must be
conceded to be great pitching. His
feat was all the more remarkable
when it is known that he hurt his
leg in crossing first base yesterday
and had to have a strained tendon
attended 70 in one of the Nationals
turns at bat.
Johnson Of Game.
Johnson was very tired during most
of the game. He had nothing like the
stuff he had in the first game. This
he freely admitted himself. But the
fact that Johnson had hut little of
his usual stuff does not mean that he
does not deserve d. world Of credit
for his performance in shutting out
the Pirates.
Aldridge is all set to 60 in and set
the Nationals back and throw the end
of the series into the Pittsburgh
games. He warmed up little yes
terday and I was pleased with his
stuff
The only time the Pirates seemed to
have good chance yesterday, that
old break of the game came in and
worked against them. With Traynor
on first Wright sent a liner right at
Stanley Harris. A double play re-
suited. Grantham followed with a hit.
which might have meant three men
on and nobody down, but that's all
over now. and we are not signing in
vain over lost opportunities. The
next game is the thing. and with
that idea in mind my boys are going
to fight as they have never fought
before.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

ST. PAUL, Mimi, October IL CP1.
Jock Malone and Tiger Flowers.
middleweights, will meet in To-
round bout here October %. The
match was signed when IL became ap-
parent d fight between Malone and
Jimmy DELANEY could not be arranged
Evening star., 1925-10-12
HAS UNIQUE RECORD.

Notre Dame, in South Bend, Ind,
has not lost a foot ball game on her
home lot in 90 years. The last defeat
was by Wabash. on October 2l. 1905.
Evening star., 1925-10-12
By the Associated Press.


tIated Ruel in ninth inning of second
for n third
Evening star., 1925-10-12

htsJudge q Harris Marberry Covee' |aeh
Wright
-irantha PeCkinpaugh,
to
IGranth
on bases 49, Pittsburgh 29
Passedba Ruel
Time of eames-:57,
, "a AI.lN Al.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

RADIATORS, TENDERS 1
BODIES MADE AND REPAIRED
NEW RADIATORS FOR AUTOS
WITTSTATTS r. & F. WkS.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

in bated for kremer ninth
of
Bait for meadow I'm
rMyero out by pitched ball i'm third
Composite by innings: II. n ~.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
Wide World Photo.

Fritz Ritter of the Grand Park greenhouses Atlanta,
Ga, holding large "air plant tropical growth with
out roots and which feeds the air and itself From
bud leaves something like the
leaves of cabbage. When they attain maturity.
another pair appears and feeds the first leaves
the old leaves are removed, the plant will die
Evening star., 1925-08-23

Gridiron warriors preparing for the Autumn
Sweeney and Bill Paul foot ball stars of Van
derbilt Universitys Their Summer has been
spent in a stone quarry near Atlanta, Ga.
Evening star., 1925-08-23

At left Mrs Maurice F. Hawkshaw, for
merly Miss Emma Weingart, daughter of
Mrs. A. Weingart, 522 Twenty-second
street northwest, whose wedding took
place at St. Stephens Church in June.
Photo by Edmonson
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31

of liabilities, Wayward girls were taken In hand and guided back to correct living either by friendship and wholesome instruction or by changing their enVironment In
 fact, every one placed on probation or referred to our office for advice and attention, was, as far as hu- manly possible, helped In what we thought was the best way calculated 10 bring about a happy and correct solution of their particular problem.
 "Dr. Miriam Van Waters, referee, juvenile court, Los Angeles, in pa per entitled who arc Successful Workers with Delinquents' says in part Those who work with human beings or with bees must be care full Tolstoi explains certain fail urcs thus; It all lies in the fact that men think there are circumstances when one may deal with human be- ings without love; one may cut down trees, make bricks, hammer iron without love. You cannot deal with men without It. just as you cannot deal with bees without being careful. If you deal carelessly with bees, you will iniure them and will, yourself, be iniurcd-and so with mcn.
 Experience in probation work fully proves the wisdom and truth of the statement made by Count Tolstoi. In dealing with the men, women and children placed in our care by the court. almost without exception, they seem 10 be able to sense and appreciate this quality in the person with whom they have 10 deal and all that is best in their nature, responds when they are dealt with as human beings and not as inanimate things as even cases. Love suffereth long and Is kind The probation officer then, to be successful, must have for his work, devotion and love-love in the broad human sense and be able to see the possibilities for good In every indi- vidual in his charge.
 Gratefully acknowledging the kind consideration and patience of the court, the cheerful cooperation of police officials In helping to rem der the probation service effective, the Welfare association, the board of public charities for aid given in the families where needed and 10 all others who have assisted me in any way during the year."
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
Prehistoric Bog Drained
 In Interests of Science

Saskatoon, Sask., July S1 R - Fossil hunters of the Royal Ontario museum digging this summer in an ancient bog near Dundurn. 25 miles south of here, for some trace of North American e-historic man, have erected a diaphragm pump on an elevated platform beside the swamp.
 Through a hose, the water is drawn off each day, An unknown species of antelope. a quantity of buffalo bones and Indian relics have been found. II was believed the pool served as a watering place for man and beast thousands of years ago
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
City Items

Moving pictures Sat. and Sun. nights at St, Andrews church hall. -AdVt.
 Red Seal single Victor records, 35c each. c. L, Pierce X Co.-advt.
 Rebuilt pianos. guaranteT good as new; bargains (. L. Pierce X Co. dvt.
 Moving pictures Sat. and Sun. nights al St. Andrews church hall. --Adyt.
 New Nictrolss: while they last ts price C. |. Pierre & Co.-advt.
 Chris J, Hepp has returned from Fall River and is connected with the
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
LEASES ARCH ST. SITE
Antonio Morello VIII Remove Old House at West Pearl Corner and Erect Modern Gas Station.

Antonio Morello of Arch street has leased the property at the northeast corner of Arch and West Pearl streets, with the privilege of purchase. MT. Morello plans to re- move the two old houses on the cor ner and to erect a modern gasoline station. The property includes one auto salesroom on Arch street and a garage on West Pearl street. There is a frontage of approximate ly 100 feet on Arch street and 150 feet on West Pearl street Plans for the gasoline station were drawn up by Max J. Unkelbach and will he submitted 10 the next meeting of the common council.
 A giant radio station will be erected by the Turkish government at Angora.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
Personals

Mrs. Letitia Morrin and daughter, Mrs. B, J. Dowd of East Main street, are spending the summer al the Dowd cottage, Crescent Beach. Anna and Letitia Morrin of East street are spending their vacation at Crescent Beach with their grand mother.
 Mir and Mrs E. NJ. Hillstrand and daughter. Mabel, of G26 Stanley street. are visiting at Mi. Vernon. \. Y.
 Leon and Winner Barnes Of ES Lincoln street left last night for Mount Desert Ferry. Me. where they
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
lncal P & O. Cn-

local P, & e. Co.
 Harris ]. Cook, superintendent of the Stanley Rule and Level division of the Stanley Works. is ill at his home at 57 Forrest street.
 Attorney Bernard l.. Alpert Of this city is now associated with the law firm of Axelroad, Ryer and Simon in Miami, Florida,
 Mrs. Minnie stepler this morning sold her half interest in the Park Smoke shop 10 her partner, Miss Marie Roche.
 4 tennis tournament will be started next week amunE the junior members Of the Y. M. C. A. under tho auspices or tho hoys' depart ment Players ale being signed up now.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31

will spend the month of August. MT. and Mrs, l.. NJ. Barnes will follow them in a few days.
 Miss Marie Higgins, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John J. Higgins of 74 City avenue, is recuperating at the New Britain General hospital following an operation for appendi- citis. The operation was performed Wednesday by Drs. G, ". Dunn and D. W. O'Connell Miss Higgins is connected with the office force of the Stanley Works.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
ARRESTED FOR pIsruRBANcE

William Mullen of SIS Farming ton avenue was arrested this morn- ing at his home by Motorcycle Po- licenlan William P. Hayes on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace after he is alleged to have created trouble by threatening 10 throw stones at men working in his yard.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
NO AN|MOS|TY BY
 BERLIN STRIKERS
(Continued From First Page)

support and, as in the other cases. money will not last forever. In many instances the men are unable to fall into any other work and they must wait knowing that there will he no union to come to their rescue when their money is gone.
 Meanwhile, Berlin citizens are watching and wondering, conjectur- ing and prophesyng. What will be the result on the town?" they ask. How long will the strike last?" "Who will give In first?"
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31

The lower fall of the Yellowstone river, in the Grand Canyon Of the Yellowstone, Is twice as high as Nj aEara.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31

Mail order catalogs lead in de- mand for literature among ths ln- habitsnts of the Florida keys.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-31

and that in the lower strata of its sand will be found the imprint of the unknown North American pre- historic man.
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EL@NDo
NOTAS EDITORIALES
"a cOMIsION DE FOMENTO INDUSTRIAL

Persguiendo e triple benefico de proporconar traba
~ eIsas tusnfes DC neresos proover benestar gene
docas ptoscas es mas goP Wv absan psIa, cs sps est
nseios verdaderes probemas IA presentado una Reso
m proy6n csa 1 coDson De fogo oaopa SSasps qs pf
- npotanea DC esta niciatva no puede escapaF ma
sdad de Observation-Disclosures 81 tena de puro repetdo co ;h
ya gastandO que NADIA secco Sc hciese sin oe IS Iss
PAianras se eonyiFtiesen en- hechos. W. R.e'F
Con "a hssolueon Del senador gIesas conseguimos de
~ se'o naao: lar responsabdades abA una coms6n
~ quen petr espDeAeones basta qien acusar de ne
Tai este sea q detale mas mportante del orovsc,o
se ma cfgnzado con IA creac6n de un efe de ina aao
ead De un gu'a toco an rposnento eevancolo as de inn
precise desec. IL categoria de orentaci6n - ~ -
Ahora ben 10 eurioso de esta RESOLUTION o,,e Ia Lsos
lafpfa atentendo al canor del pueblo sin dda aDrobsa
e = con eyss reeientenente hschas tales CO.
yentar e capital sa IA ot de araero: una De ator
a poeas ncusas que tenemos Ia cta pacer otras
con "a apFobaci6h dc Resolution concurente ~ Ia
aprobaoion es absoIuaene ecesara- de que un mismo
oEnsno Sc zarandee 81 misrno primero canine haca
Ia zquerca para despu6s echar por Ia dereca De Ia ic
nera cue podecs ccnprender esta actd es due eI ST.
nos neTe Il snesrs s1n IN Ia dOorcsa hsda que
Con 81 envo % una comisi6n a Estados Unidos nues
uas eyes eonfributsas seFan puestas uda prIsba ST
pssar De las exencones preOgatvas que han de ofecef
aesgaoos as trpas anercanas, (descontaos eli
tas Sc negan estabecer aqu nuestra Leesa
Iura no tenda mas reedo que eoegr en- la pr6xia Sc
negatva de las americans no Sc deba caIsas de-
nao'e iAcePtaran nuestros deres alternative? = p
e omeno industrial e Income tax" estan frene fren
e - pas pde ndusras que dedicar excesvas ener
kas goD,efno pee dinefo con que enar areas en-
bancaota La Legislature decidra de Ia suerte de abas
necesidades. ffEN1 = = 1N'~sN1 ~ "''paSs
sueno seFia para termnar recordar la teora de Ford
Tan oeienoda por e TesoreTo Estados Undos Con
nsusnas atlas eontrbucones pueden cubrr los gas
os 90 "a nacon Pero con muchas ndstras baas co1trl
quo ones no 500 Sc ebren los gastos exceso sno que
concrete las ndustrias forecen redundando en- eIci-
dad para 81 pdbiieo - 49,
apoyar engagements IA Resolution concurrene del seIor
lGissias. 'O
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= - 10
Fraternidad' Que los empuj6 a
la lucha Y que como tres faros
hminosos les alun1br6 el camino
hacia la felicidad, empezaba
hacer efecto en- todas parties.
Era una demostraci6n de que
Dios protege los debiles, de
que cuando un ideal es noble y
grande los obstaculos que Sc in
terpongan en- su camino, son ven
cidos.
Ell A de julio de 1776 libr6 al
pueblo de los Estados Unidos de
la tiranfa de Jorge III. El IA de
Julio de 1889 fue el principle de
la Revolution Francesa que de-
rrib6 para siempre la OPPRESSION v
Ell despotismo de Luis XVI.
Francia V. Estados Unidos: dos
pueblos martires: dos pueblos l.
hres!
iGloria a los heroes franceses
cue ofredaron su noble sangre por
la divina causa de la libertad /!
Benditos sean aquellos martires
de la patria! Inclinemos hoy nues-
.tras cabezas, arrodillemosnos y
eleyen1os en- este santo dia una
plegaria al Todopoderoso para re-
verenciar aqueilas almas mobiles
cue murieron en- aras de la eli
bertad, Igualdad y Fraternidad".
iQue su ejemplo siga sirviendo
dc espejo Y que su Historic ja-
mas Sc divide! iQue sea una ms
piraci6n y un consuelo para los
otros pueblos que sufren como su-
frieron Francia y Estados Uni
dos!
iBenditos sean los heroes fran
ceses! / iBendita sea Francia!
iGlorioso IA de julio de 1889! !.
Edgardo BIAGGI.
San German, P. r.,
Julio de 1925.
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DON MANUEL GONZALEZ, HA
REGRESADO

Procedente de Nueva York, lle-
go aver. en- ell "San Lorenzo" eli
distinguido caballero Y especial
amigo nuestro Don Manuel Con-
zalez, rico propietario de Salinas.
Don Manuel habia lido a Esta-
dos Unidos a reponer un POGO sus
fuerzas perdidas en- ell diario ba-
tallar, al mismo tempo que a
varios negocios que requerian su
presencia.
Al verlo descender la escala
aver por la manana, pleno de vi
talidad y lleno de salud, no pudi-
mos menos que alegrarnos.
Don Manuel saldra para Ponce
de un momento a otro.
lie reiteramos nuestro mas
atento saludo de bienvenida a es-
te prestigioso hombre de negocios
ante cuya actividad y buen tino
desaparecen los obstaculos como
por milagro.
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CcOntinuaci6n de ia Ia. PAr.

de fe.
De Ia guerra, con su triste re-
cuerdo de vidas sacrifcadas, ciu-
dades destruidas, campos desola-
dos y miserias sufridas queda a
Francia la satisfaction honrosa,
en- la que hay amarguras y ale
grias como en- ell proceso de todos
los enfuerzos humanos, de haber
sido el eje de Ia lucha mas formi-
dabIe que han sostenido los honl-
bres en- el curse de los siglos.
Dias de paz Y de ventura ha
iconquistado Francia, mas que con
In sangre de sus hijos, con el es-
toicismo en- la hora adverse, GUAM
do la derrota parecfa carnirse So
bre ella, apocaliptica y denitiya.
Dias de regocijo y cahtos de entu-
siasmo universal gan6 con las ar
mas irreductibles yacon ell coraz6n
cue puso sin vacilaciones al SER
vicio de la Patria en- peligro.
Hoy, catorce de Julio, eli mundo
eleva un himno a la Francia in
domable de esos cuatro amos acia-
COS Y canta al valor de los que
rreros homericos. Junto ese tri-
buto. posotros-menos enamorados
del poderio Observation-Disclosures
TN homemade a la Francia innior-
tai que ha producido, ademas de
generates victoriosos, genios del
arte v de la ciencia, que ha sido
escuela de pensadores y cuna &c
poetas, que ha irradiado sobre Ia
TERRA con la luz marayillosa de
su civilization.
Admiramos a la Lutecia dc
Foch; pero conservamos nuestra
devotion por la patria de Hugo
y de Verlaine, Y por Ia terra a. ha
sabido mantener Ell todos los item
POS ell cetro de Ia cuItura, del buen
gusto Y del spirit.
Que cuando Marie descansa,
resurge la Francia atrayente y
deslumbradora que ha hecho de
Paris el cerebro del mundo...
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H SenadOf...
0sssinaAeiah ds IL Ia. VAEiAa

De su viaie a Washington para or,
gaHixar el congTeso Pan America,
10 de Ia American Federation OF
Labor. Los sehores Prudencio Ri.
vera Martinez, organizador de los
1abaquerOs de Puerto Rico y Ell Sc
Cor Paz 0ranela. Vice Presidents
dc II Federation Libre, ambos de
iegados pOr las OgganizaeiOnes dc
tabaaneros de la IsIa para asistii
a Ia Convention International que
ss eslebTara eI 10 de Agosto en- Ia
etndad de Boston, habiaran sobrt
sus trabaiOs que han de realizar en-
:. Eorts por las organizaciones de
tabaqueros de Puerto Rico.
Tan pronto termine Ia Convention
International de TabaquerOs do
America los deiegados de Puerto
Raeo seAorea Rivera Martinez J
Pas oranela regsesaran a La IsIa
para day una ampIia information
todoa sus representation inicial
una intensa eampaha de organiza
ei6n por toda la Isla.
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FELICITACTON eAL
CABO CASIANO

Ell Cabo Casiano esta siendo
muy felicitado por Ia Medalla con
que el Rotary Club premiara sus
muchos meritos. Entire los men
safes de congratulaci6n figura eli
que a continuation nos comRla-
ccmos en- publican:
Al Cabo Casiano.
Querido amigo:
Leyendo en- este. momento ell edi-
torial de Ell MUNDO Sc me ha
ocurrido cumplir un acto de JUS
ticia sumando a la del periodico
mi felicitacion.
Los aplausos de Ell MUNDO
para usted traducen fielmente los
cue lie otorga tambi9n la opinion
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Ell da de Francia

iustos atropellos, esclavizado al
Dolor Y a la Miseria, habiendo
aguantado por muchos amos Ia
Cruz del Martirio, Sc decide a
dar el primer paso de avance pa
IA conqnistar la sagrada libertad
Ia cual todo ser viviente es Dig
no, concedida por Dios Y robada
por Tiranos.
Aquella odiosa Bastilla que en-
.el 1870. habia sido construida poc
orden de Carlos Y para encarce-
lar todos aquellos hdmildes ciu
dadanos que no eran del agrado
Gel Monarea de la Corte; aqual
castillo de Luzbel; aquella carcel
del Dolor, no podia SER que por
mas tempo recibiera a tantos mo
centes, Y fue en- aquella fecha en-
lque el pueblo frances Sc decide
destruirla para libertar los
.sufridos.
/ Cada vez que el oio de un ciu-
idadano plebeyo miraba la Bas-
tilla, veia un sfrnbolo de OPPRESSION,
ura vision horrible, un escenario
por donde Sc paseaban pomposa-
mente los grandes tiranos en- Gu
yos labios Sc dibujaba la sonrisa
dc Mefist6feles, en- cuyo rostro Sc
refejaba esa clase de algeria cue
siente el Despota cuando We SUI
frir al pueblo sometido Y oprimi-
do. Era una Estampa de Maldi-
ci6n.
Rememorad. Aparecen ant
nuestros ojos aquellos cuadros pa
.t6ticos que hacen conmover al mas
duro coraz6n. Celdas obscuras,
pestilentes, abominables. Inferna-
les calabozos jamas visitados por
la luz y el sol, donde solo amenu-
do Sc pasean ratones, insectos We
inenosos, animales asquerosos pro-
pagadores de plagas terribles.
Ali sufrfan, ALI gemian y eran
nfortiicados los hijos de la Pa
tria. '~
Mas, cuando la Injusticia Y Ia
Tirania habfan llegado al grado
mas alto, cuando va el pueblo no
podia resistir porI mas tempo,
treinta mil hombres decididos Sc
unen, Sc levantan llenos de valor
y de entusiasmo, aguijoneados por
ol odio que la misma Tiranfa ha-
bfa sembrado en- cada corazon,
empujados por una .fe inquebran-
table, asaltan ell Quartet de In
validos v cada uno Sc posesiona
de un fusil Y de varias pleas de
artilleria que Sc encontraban es-
condidas EN- los sotanos. Rebeldes,
como bravos Y rugientes leones, Sc
resuelyen morir a veneer.
.iQu6 mucho hay que temerle
las masas cuando el hambre el
dolor las desesperan!
En- aquella mafana del verano
los despotas Sc estremecieron de
niedo, los tiranos temblaron de
Pavor Y la Corona de los Sobera-
nos empezaba a tambalearse. La
invulnerable Bastilla celada pof
Delaney Gaia para siempre bajo
ei fuego de los debiles con fuer-
zas de gigantic. Ell mismo gober-
nador pago con su cabeza por
oponerse al paso del Derecho.
Aquella Lave que Sc habia pres
tado para encerrar a tantos ino-
centes, alg1n tempo despues la
recibfa como regalo el Padre de
Ia Revolution Americana
Aquel sagrado ideal etivuelto en-
la trilogia "Libertad, Igualdad y
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ia DE JULIO DE 1889!

iGloriosa efemeride evocadora de
uno de los episodios mas emocio-
nantes en- la Historic de los pue-
bios! iInolvidablc fecha para
Francia y para todas las naeiones
Gel mundo! iDia de dicha v fell
cidad para un pueblo que bajo el
peso de la Tiranfa experiments
ba los mas crueles sufrimientos
mientras Ia Noblcza, los Sobera-
nos. la Alta Sociedad sc enlbria-
gaban en- ell Placer, en- Ia Lujuria
v en- el Vicio!
iUn triunfo del Derecho! Una
victoria de la Libertad! iUn. azo-
tc al Despota! Una bofetada al
Imperialismo!
Fue en- ese dia en- que un pue-
bio, habiendo sido victima de in
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I0LEsIAS EMBARcA
FAsADo AfAaANA

Antes de terminar esta informa-
con- debemos decir que Iglesias,
embarca el iueves, sea pasadO ma
nana. runbo a Washington, a don
de IA sidO namadO urgentemente
per cable.
Is mas que nada con ese motive
cue - eelebTa Ia Asamhlea de que
hem0s hablado antes, va que como
qniera que el Partido Socialist
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adopta nuevos rumhos, las huestes
de Iglesias desean orientarse debi-
damente antes de. que este embar-
que hacia los Estados Unidos, don
de no sabe el tempo que habra de
.permanecer.
Tenemos tambien informes de
que Iglesias antes irse dejara su
posici6n debidamente expuesta en- la
Legislature en- cuanto a La legisla-
ci6n pendiente de aprobaci6n final.
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I ra bien de la paz social Y en- ho-
nor de Puerto Rico.
Estrecho su mano con pronun-
ciado afecto,
F. de P. REYES.
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PARoUE

Clara Bsw. EEuatiy Gordon y IN
gEan ndmsre de eafrellas a. 81 dra.
a "Ei vino"
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p1blica de Puerto Rico.
Entire los buenos servidores del
pals puertorriqueno es usted uno
de los mas benemeritos.
Que tenga usted imitadores pa
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TEATRo cARIzE

ceueH Moore y Clare winsoT en
'CAasnas Rotas''. drama de gran
iqisr@ 60 2 aesqs
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VICTORY GARDEN

"A trayts ds IA sombss',s gfsp
cFana De immense snfeEks con m
gran EspaFso de ssfrellas.
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81 gFan4loso drama 'sPasieaes
raganas" CPagnn PasslonaD
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1lcAard zaimaaee su Iuyentud
, AvsntuEa''.
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