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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
PINK SLIPS
PASSED OUT
Houston Bluffs and Rice To
Play Exhibition Game
Wednesday
CBy The Associated PreN.)

II any fact cleaned from the
world Of ballyhoo surrounding Tex
as League training camps has i'm
pressed the followers OF the great
American sport in this part Of
baseballdom it Is that all the boys
seem to be trying unusually hard
to make the team"
Tales Of fence busting unusual
this early in the season are rolling
in from almost every camp in the
circuit with many yannigans on
the sending end OF the stick. Only
yesterday the Spudders up at Wich-
tia Falls unearthed a new hitter.
christened Austin Thomas but by
preference the Brazos Kid. The
Spudders believed him a follower
of Arthur (The Great Shires until
he busted out in a practice game
and accounted for two OF his teams
three runs.
The Axe
Shreveport offers young Gallagher
who IN three games has registered
$50. His bat registered the winning
runs in the gray-white practice
game there. which. BY the way. the
yannigan team took. making 10
three straight for them.
Several rockies put their hands
IN the bat and drew out pink
slips. Four hurlers were turned
loose at Shreveport. Seven Waco
candidates lest their meal tickets.
The axe fell on four yearlings az
Dallas. and others were III the
offing.
The high spot OF today's training
camp offering promised 10 be the
clash between the Houston Bluffs
and the Rice Owls. Rose and
Brown will try out their wings
against the Owls and Bob Morrow.
who just joined up. probably Will
be on the receiving end for a time,
alternating there with Hal Funk.
Two new pitchers we're in the
Indian camp at San Antonlo-Leo
Alter purchased from the Sally
League club of Augusta. Ga. and
Hugo Klaerner OF Fredericksburg
Arrival OF catcher Pete Japan and
pitchers Jim Chaplin and Herman
Sparks was awaited.
Threats
Also prominently among the
missing was Zoe Bonowitz, slugger
for the Fort Worth Cats. and man
ager Snyder has let it be known
probably hoping the report will
reach BonowitZ' ears-that pretty
soon the extra plate will be re-
moved from the training table.
Snyder now has only one regular
fly chaser. Eddie Moor, a cinch for
the center field.
Bill Mullen. Beaumont exporter
third baseman. was on hand for
today's session with his tricky
knee apparently in good shane. The
vans and regulars plan their first
game today, to be confined TO
seven innings. There are only two
holdouts at the Orange camp.
Skipper Jake AtZ at Dallas was
contemplating drastic action against
his holdout ~outfielder. 81 Rosenthal
threatening him with suspension or
sale unless he breaks his silence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
TIGER Nine
WORKING OUT
Lee Boatman, Experienced
Slabster, Expected To
Be Mainstay
Special 70 The Herald.D

'OPClAd4 W AAAC 44ClafA-t
MERCEDES. March l2-About
twenty boys arc practicing every
afternoon in an effort to make
a good representation Of the MeT-
cedes high school in the baseball
race during the incoming season.
The team has an experienced
pitcher in Jimmie Lee Boatman. who
is expected 70 pitch good ball this
year. Alexander (Condel Soils Is
also working out for pitcher and
making a gooa showing az the posi-
ton.
The catcher position Is being
held down by Stanley Etnire.
Infielders are Smith. Ewing. A.
Soils. Mitchell. q. Soils. and Her.
rera. Smith is handling first base
position very nicely. This being his
first year OF baseball. A. Soils and
Ewing are at second base with
Mitchell caring for short stop. Her
rera and q. Soils are taking turns
at third base.
The outfielders are Greene,
T~rousdale. Hokstra. Un6erhill, Ca
vazos, and Keen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
Girls Quint A. A. u.
Tournament Opens

CELESTE. March i2-(R-Celeste
and Greenville we're taking on the
appearance Of girls college COM
munities today as girl basketball
players among the high school teams
10 participate III the 1880 Texas
A. A. u. tournament arrived.
Seven games were scheduled here
and eight in Greenville, as follows:
At Greenville; Breckenridge rs.
Cleveland: Seagoville vs.. Selden:
Throckmorton vs.. Eliasville: Emory
VS.. Cooper: Dalhart VS.. Caddo Mills;
Athens Us. Hickory Creek; Vickery
vs.. Cisco.
At Celeste: Sherman US. South
Bosque: Cross Roads VS.. Pike; Mes
quite VS.. T-ehuacanna: Frankell vs..
Blue Ridge: Dublin vs.. Rankin;
Mingus VS.. Plana. Leesburg VS..
Bailey: Celeste VS.. Floyd.
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YoungRookies Pound Pill Far in Texas League Camps
in FOLD, BABE HITS
THEM OUT AT MERRY CLIP

bert Robinson's Brooklyn Robins
will be set-ups for no one in the
1880 National league race. The
Robins fielded without an error
and battered out II hits IN troun-
cling Detroit yesterday at Clear
water and got excellent pitching
from Clark, Morrison, Luque and
Elliott. Glenn Wright had a per-
feet day at bat with a resounding
double, a single and two walks and
drove in three runs.
Grover Cleveland Alexander
back with the Phillles IN the role
Of coach and relief hurier. will be
a big help to the club this year
in the opinion OF Manager Shot
ton. Il went into the deal foI
Alec with my ewes open." he said
Il knew just what I wanted. and !
got 1t. Confined to relief work
wfs:h Is my present plan. Alec
will win at least seven games for
me. That is all ! need. Put sew
en- games to our standing last
year and see where we would have
been"
II may have no significance
but Zeke Bonura. recruit, has
been assigned to play first base
with the regular squad OF the
Cleveland Indians, al New Or
leans, in the absence Of the conva-
descent Lew Fonseca. Bonura.
awkward as he is, manages TO field
everything coming his way and has
impressed observers as a hitter
worth watching. The Tribesmer
have been divided into the regu-
lars and the goofs and will play
their first practice game Friday
Sox Look Good
Even with Willie Kamm and
Arthur Shires missing at third
and first bases. respectively. the
White Sox infield has displayed a
pleasing amount of speed to Man
ager DOME Bush SO far. Yester-
day the combination OF Jefferies
Cissell. Clancy and Hunnfield
completed five double plays
bringing their total for three
games with the Giants TO nine
The Sox arc training al San An
tonic.
The Los Angeles club Of tht
Pacific Coast league invaded Cat
alma island today 70 give severa.
young and aspiring Cub pitcher:
another chance 70 prove TO Man
aEer Joe Mccarthy that they are
improving. MANAGER Mccarthy
planned TO send William McAffee
George Bell. Bud Teachout AND
Hank Gralpp 10 the mound FOL
the rubber game. In their two pre-
vious contests. the teams split
Hack Wilson and Pitcher Hal Carl
son arc still nursing sore feet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
POUL0S WILL
MEET SCOTTY

HARLINGEN. March I2-Geo.
Poulos, who fights with his feet
although not French, will headline
the second wrestling card here
Thursday night, having as his op-
ponent n Scotty Dalkins. Poulos
will be remembered as the Greek
chap who lifted a heavy boot I'M
der John Ellis chin last week to
win his opening fight.
Dalkins insists on wearing his
highland plaids and the Gaping
fans eye this bonny boy expecting
him 70 produce a bagpipc any
moment.
The semi-final will find Joe Pareli
and Pat Regain mixing things up.
They are middleweights and this
fact in itself promises action.
The first bout OF the evening will
be between Charley Lehman. the
Flying Dutchman and Tom Flem-
ing of Kansas City.
The bouts will start at the Fair
Park auditorium 8:l5 p. m.
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S. NJ. u. Cage Players
Are Awarded Letters

DALLAS. March 12-CP-Ten
varsity basketball players Of South
ern Methodist University today were
privileged to wear letters for 1880.
awarded them last night by the
U~niversity's athletic council. They
are Al Brooks, captain; d. d. Of
stott, Business Manager, Bill Skeet-
ers, Marion Harmon. Ray johnson,
Ray Williams. j. c. Reynolds. Ettis
Mclaughlin. Percy Andrews, Bruce
kaufman, Alfred Nicely.
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ACEINC Club
NEEDS YOUTH
johnson Trying to Develop
Hitters From Slim
Squad
81 RALPH WHEATJY
associated Press staff Writer

,A&eCGAdAc0 hKcSS otdli 0EiAtA
BILOXI, Miss. March I2-Pl-
About the only bright thing around
the training camp Of the Washing
ton Senators is the sun overhead.
Goo-e Goslin has refused TO join
his teammates because Clark Grit
fifth will not open his money pots
wide enough 10 suit him. And Il
Goslln does not take his place on
the team the question remains IN
answered as to who can pound out
the Slashlng hits and home runs
around which a team can rally.
The mainStays OF the team have
passed the crest Of their careers.
Great in their day, but waning now,
Is the story Of Sam Rice, Joe Judge,
Oswald Bluege and Harold Rue!.
Goose Wanted
New blood OF youngsters is need
ed to start the Senators back on
the climb toward the pennant
Goose Goslin has been counted on
heavily to inspire the new men 70
hit aud plav ball. IL was felt that
after his two miserable years. he
was due to revive his old brilliance
and set the stride for the whole
team.
MANAGER walter Johnson IS spend
ing most Of his time trying TO de-
velop some hitterS from among his
thin squad. Emile Rcd) Barnes
a field as we'll as Coslin ever
could. Barnes is being groomed for
GoSlin's place. If Red should GET
hsndyewith the stick the Goose
could stay II his BACKYARD without
much toss % the Senators.
From a defensive fielding stand
Ing point. there is no better team
in the league than the Washington
outfit. There are prospects Of de-
veloping sufficient pitching materia!
TO meet demands.
Vet Moundmen
On the mound, Johnson expects
freG Marbe-ry 10 carry the burden
with strong support from Sam
Jones, Irving Hadley and Adolph
Liska. He has his eye on Carlos
Moore. Lloyd Brown and Bob Burke
in the hope they will develop into
campaigning twirlers. II nc should
be favored with such luck. MS
pitchers worries would be over. Be-
hind the bat. Rucl no doubt will
be leading man with Bennett Tate
first alternate.
The infleld probably viii find
Bluege back at his old third sack
with his crippled knee almost as
good as ever. Joe Judge no doubt
will be on first as usual and Myers
at second. Joe Cronln probably will
be sent back % sh1rtston despite
his 65 errors OF last season because
he shows promise as a hitter. Out
In the outfield the two Sans. Rice
and West. probably will be waiting
either for Colin or Barnes 10 Ill
the field as first string men.
johnson is going ahead shaping
his team on the theory that i
ball player. more or less, does not
make or break a ball team. Under
this theory. Roy Spencer catcher.
OF Augusta. Ca. was suspended
when ne failed - report on time.
One thing Johnson made clear. and
that was that he was through as
an active tall PLAYER rs much as
he would like 70 so back
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GAMES
CBy The Associated Pressl
Results Yesterday.

At San Antonio-Chicago (A) s.
New York CN) 5: IL innings. tic
At st. Petersburg. Fla.-New York
CA) 8; Boston (N) 5.
At Clearwater. Fla..-Brooklyn
CN) IL: Detroit (A) 3.
At Bradenton. Fla.-Philadelphia
CA) IA; st. Louis CN) 3.
Today's Games
At San Antonio-New York CNl
VS.. Chicago (A).
At st. PeterSburg-St. Louis IN
VS.. Boston CN).
At Tampa. Fla.-Philadelphia CA
vs.. Tampa.
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knights of Columbus
Hush 10 Poles Aid

NEW YORK. March l2-P-The
New York chanter. KNIGHTS Of Co
1umbuS. has obtained 4 temporary
injunction TO prevent the A. a. u.
from interfering with the appear
ance OF Stsnislaw PetEiewicz. Polish
distance -unnc-. il tho II. Of O..
games at Madison Square Garden
tonight.
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u a N = m
G PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStQce
n ID u n u = u II u N u u u u u 4 n u

right or left-handed. to pitch a no
hit, no-run. no man reach first
game. This was accomplished
against Cleveland in 1880 while
Richmond was doing slab duty for
the Worcester nine. Following
close on his heels came Ed Morris
and Matt Kilroy, left-handers. who
turned the same trick. Since. the
books have become cluttered UP
with records held by southpawS.
MOST fans agree that RUDE Wad-
dell was the greatest Of them all.
His record OF 343 Strikeouts in 1904
still stands as a world mark. This
eccentric character is one Of base
balls most colorful figures of all
time. Babe Ruth. Ty Cobb. Art
Shires Notwithstanding. In exhi-
bition games RUDE would call in his
fielders and proceed to Strike out
the opposition one. two, three. II
is said he used to beg Connie to
let him turn this trick in regulation
games.
AMONG the great southpaws Of
all time are RUDE Marquard, Eddie
Plank. Nap Fucker. Lefty Grove.
Art Nehf. Herb Pennock, Lady Bald
win. Matt kilroy. Sheriff Frank
Brown and w. l.. ~Pcndergraft. If
you don't take much stock in those
last two, ask our contemporary, BiSh.
AMERICAN BOXING fans have
come to look down Oh British pug
lists with scorn. True. not one
good heavyweight has been devel-
oped under the British Jack since
Charlie Mitchell, but don't forget
the smaller boys. When YOU wrink-
le up your prcb.Scus at English
fighters. remember Jack kid Berg,
Teddy Baldock. Mel Tarlet0n. Dom
mick Volante. Jimmy Wilde. Digger
Stanley, Ben Jordan. Billy Plimmer.
Pedlar Palmer, Joe Bowker, Jem
Driacoll. Spike Robson. Owen Nor
an. FREDDY Welsh. Matt Wells.
Johnny Summers. Ted Kid Lewis.
Roland Todd. Jack Bloomfield. Jack
Hood and Bermondzey Billy Wells.
E.EN il sou arc not familiar
with ring lore. you arc bound TO
recognize some OF that brilliant ar
ray az boxing material. Little Jcm
Driscoll was probably the most
scientific leatherweieht tho world
has ever known. Americans who
fell before this sensation included
Matty Baldwin. Grover Hayes. Char
ley Griffin. Johnny Mario and Abe
Attell. This game little fellow never
yelled about fouls : he had Ameri-
can fans firmly behind him.
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Athens Plays Terrill

DALLAS. March l2-fP-The
Athens high school Hornets. 1929
state and national high school bas-
kethall champions, were substituted
for the Schepps Aces or Fort Worth
a. opponents tonight or the Terrill
boys school Tigers IN the final
cage exhibition Of the season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
Jackal Juniors Go
Into TOURNEY Final

Troop One and the Gangsters
arc scheduled to play off their
game in the sand lot consolation
basketball tournament 4:30 D. m.
today on the A. c. j.. NJ. court.
The Jackal juniors went into the
finals yesterday BY virtue Of their
1874 victory over Troop Six.
The winner Of today's game and
the Jackal Juniors will play Thurs
day afternoon for the consolation
championship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12

THE high school Eagles are work
ing out alongside Of the Scorps.
From present indications. they
should have a fair club If some
hurting can be brought out. They
have several sweet little perform
ers in boys like Charley Baker. Tic
Villareal and others.
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ROBERTO HINOJOSA, Browns
vile cy-heayy. should have gotten q
big kick out Of the sporting age
this morning. The newspr1nts
chrcniclcd the fact that Primo Car
nera whitfield Sully MONTGOMERY
down IN two rounds. That's just
exactly what Montgomery cid 10
HnojoSa in ReynoSa about a year
ago after Roberto had won several
fights on one-round knockouts.
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
Sc HA DICHO QUE Ell Sc
CUESTRADOR DE LA SRA
NC KINLEY PENSABA Sc
CUESTRAR AL PADRE DE
ESTA

Greenfield, Mo-, Oct. Is
Las autoridades que investigan
ell secuestro de la Sra. Alma
Wilson Nc Kinley, de "a amos,
RIGA heredera, expresaron aver
la opinion de que ell bandido ha-
bia p1aneado capturar y secues-
trar al padre de esta, ell millona-
rio Benton Wilson. Basase la o.
pini6n en- una nota, dejada en- la
casa de Wilson por ell secuestra-
dor, en- la cual demanda 100000
por ell rescate de la Sra. Me
Kinley, que esta en- cinta.
Ell automovil de Wilson, en-
ell cual Sc llev6 ell facineroso a
la mujer, apareci6 enterrado en-
ell tango cerca de Jarico Spring,
Mo. La nota fue escrita a ma.
quinilla y ell pronombre perso-
nal 81 aparece Dorado en- va
| rios lugares y puesto "ettG".
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LINEA DE
ENTIRE ATLANTA Y LOS
ANGELES

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 15.-El pr
nero de los tres aeroplanos tri-
motores de la nueva Inca At.
lanta-Los Angeles sali6 de aqui
hoy para Jackson, Miss. Shere-
veport, La, Dallas y Forth
Worth, TEXAS, llevando ocho pa
sajeros y correspondence.
Entire los pasajeros figuran
ell secretario de correos, Walter
E. Brown, Ell subsecretario w.
Irving Glover, ell comandante
Young, subsecretario de conner
clio, Hainer Rinshaw, vicepresi-
dente de la Southern Air Fast
Express, E. K. Large y Graham
B. Grosvenor.
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DESCUBIERTO UN COM
PLOT CONTRA LA VIDA
DE PILSUDSKI

Varsovia, Oct. 15.-El des-
cubrimiento de un complot So
cialista contra la vida del ma
riscal Jose Pilsudski, primer
ministro dePolonia, fue anun-
ciado anoche por la agencia
semioficial Iskra.
Ocho miembros del partido
socialista polaco fueron dete =
nidos aqui Y acusados de pre-
parar la conspiraci6n.
En- un registro hecho en- ell
local de una secreta milicia So
cialista Sc encontraron rifles y
reviewers.
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LA FABRICA DE O o
YEAR SOLO TRABAJARA
"a HORAS A LA SEMANA

Akron, Ohio, Oct. 15.-Una
semana de trabajo de "a horas
para los empleados de la Good
year Tire and Rubber Co., fue
anunciada hoy por C. C. Slus-
ser, vicepresidente y director
de las fabricas.
Ell considera este una medi-
da temporal y espera que con
las 6rdenes de diciembre y e.
nero para Ia primavera rena-
cera la normalidad.
Bajo ell nuevo plan cada en-
pleado trabajara cuatro dias
a la semana, de seis horas Ca
da uno.
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Vendra hoy a Tampa ell juez
w. T. Harrison, de la corte del
circuito de Manatee, para pre-
sidir los juicios de varios plei-
tos establecidos por ell liqui-
dador del Banco de los Ciuda
danos, Mr.. Newsome, con ell
fin de cobrar notas y obligar a
pagan a los tenedores de &C
clones del banco. Nueve de los
pleitos montan a mas de 200
mil pesos y aparecen como deu
dores Lucille Trice, Pearl J.
Shaddick, Annie M. Somer-
Vile, Jaime Pendas, Jose Mi
zell, Oscar Daniels, Mary Tri-
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ce, T. S. Knight y Mary K
Knight.

Los abogados Campbell Y
Mclean presentaron aver una
moci6n al juez Robes, de la
corte del circuito, sosteniendo
que ell fiscal Parkhill hizo de-
claraciones en- contra del ne :
gro LIE Roy Perry, encontrado
culpable de asesinato en- ell
mes de julio, y que por 10 tan
to a este Sc debfa conceder I'm
nuevo juicio.
Luego de DIR los argumen-
tos ell juez concedi6 ell nuevo
juicio, aunque las declaracio-
mes del fiscal no fueron hechas
en- la sala del tribunal.
Hablando del negro ell fis :
cal dijo que era I'm jugador
professional, poniendo su casa
de juego en- parang6n con la
de Rafael Reina.
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CITACION

A los socios del Cfrculo Cuba
no, simpatizadores y firmantes
de la candidatura Franco
Manteiga.
En- Junta celebrada anoche
por simpatizadores de la can
didatura Franco anteiga,
fue nombrado, por unanimi-
dad, y con caracter provisio :
nal, ell Comite Electoral que a
continuation Sc expresa quien
tiene ell gusto de citar por es-
tie medic a los simpatizadores
de dicha candidatura que ha-
yam dado o no, hasta la fecha,
sus firmas en- pro de la misma,
para la asamblea que Sc cele-
brara la noche del entrante
Microbes, en- los salones de la
Legion Americana, cedidos a.
mablemente para csc objeto.
Por ell Comite: Andres Bel
70, Tirso Paula, Camilo Bello,
Manuel Mari, j. V. Domin-
guez, Antonio Barcel6, J. Pu-
marada, Armando Garbalosa.
Alfredo Surf, Ernesto Serrano,
Emilio D. Longo, Jose Delga :
do, Armando Dorta, Juan We
lazco, Manuel Abarca, Julio
Serrano, Marcos y Ramon L6-
PEI, Enrique Perez, Juan Mo-
reno, Rodolfo Samalea, Anto-
MO Mesa, J. P. Rolo y Rafael
Escobar.
Nota: La direction de la Le-
gi6n Americana es Gale II y
II Avenida.
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REUNION DE LA NUOVA
VITA

Por orden del ST.. Presiden-
te cito a todos los miembros de
la Cooperative La Nuova Vita
para la Junta General Extra
ordinaria que tendra efecto ell
Microbes Is de- mes en- curse.
en- ell teatro de la Sociedad ST.
ella, Gale de Spruce y aveni-
da Howard, a las 8 P. M.
Orden del dfa: Modificar
algunos articulos del reglamen
to, con especialidad los hume
ros II y %.
Jose A. Velar,
Secretario.
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FL TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y manana.
Vientos moderados del norte.
Temperature maxima aver, 80
grades; minima, 81.
Marea alta a las 6:55 a. M;
marea baja a las 3:05 p. m.
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UNION DE
DE TAMPA

De acuerdo con nuestro Re-
glamento, tengo ell honor de con
vocar a todos los companeros
para la Junta General Ordina-
ria que Sc celebrara ell pr6ximo
Microbes Is de Octubre, en- ell
salon que ocupa esta Secreta-
ria, a las 500 p. m.
Recomendamos la mas pun
tual asistencia de todos.
r. d. Rogue,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-10-15

y hacerse p1blica en- ell mundo
la noticia del arresto del ex-
Dictator. Sin embargo, enton-
oes creiamos que csc paso era
}ulamente ell efecto de una en-
conada represalia politica, y
eue al enfriarse esta la sensatez
aconsejarfa al nuevo Executive
)eruano una actitud mas en- con
ionancia con la hidalguia mill
ar quela asumida en- un princi-
10. La libertad del ex-Presiden
. Legufa es algo que Sanchez
,erro lie debe a la historic, mas
or respeto a 81 mismo que por
.emencia al vencido. Hoy, en-
ero, al enterarnos de que ell en-
Ianamiento con ell jefe derroca-
70 fue sugerido por la vileza del
las vii de los aduladores que
aviera Leguia en- su epoca de
splendor, cuando sus manos
Heron libertad, dinero Y vail
nientos a quien hoy pide que
on el Sc ensanen, esa acci6n de
R de ser va una venganza, ex-
cusable quizas en- Ell campo de la
polijica, para convertirse en-
una infamia cuya responsible
dad no sc merece la Republics
Peruana.
Cualquier determination de
castigo que la Junta Militar en-.
cargada del Gobierno tome cor
respeeto a Leguia, no sera, n
ahora nj en- ell future, una san
ci6n sino una complicidad of
Iciaf con la villanfa de Jose San
tos Chocano. Sanchez Cerro a
catando la suggestion de quien
Dor su homosexualidad no hi
podido ser hombre jamas, reba.
ia su nivel de var6n y manch;
,on mancha indeleble la repu
acton del Ejercito peruano,
Y mientras que la America a.
vergonzada espera que Sc con.
sumo esta nueva iniquidad, des.
de Santiago de Chile con actitu.
des de inconfesable lubricidad
Chocano lie jura adhesion al nue.
vo gobernante del Peru con Ia
1nica mano que lie deja libre
Oman. Como en- ell verso de Da-
rio, "vestido de rojo pirueta e
buf6n"... Y Ell rojo de su trajt
nos recuerda ell alevoso asesina.
to de Edwin Elmore.
Luis c.. SeplEVedG.
New York, Sept. de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
PdttGS Features Syndicate
Prohibida la reproduction
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DEBE SACO A
LA CORTE

Munich, Oct. les alta :
mente impropio para un hom-
bre presentarse en- I'm tribunal
aleman en- mangas de camisa,
aunque haya mucho calor.
Tn testigo que en- tai forma
compareciera fue multado en-
SO marcos.
La corte de apelaciones en-
Munich ha reducido la multa
a Is marcos, aunque censuran
do al testigo.
La gaceta., 1930-10-15

Tn telegrama que debe pasar
q la historic de las grandes ca
nalladas de America:
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
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LAS LOGIAS UNIDAS

Por este medic cito a los
miembroS de esta Secci6n para
la junta regular de mahana
microbes, a las 8 y 80 P. M.
Sc requiere la mas puntual
asistencia.
F~raternalmente,
Luigi Motto,
Secretario.