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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
ROOSEVELT GETTING
~SAUERKRAUT FOR
CELEBRATION

Chicago.-City Dealer, Joe Grein
is confident that Franklin D.
Roosevelt will be elected-so con-
fdent that he has shipped him 4
36o-pound barrel of sauerkraut.
He wrote Roosevelt:
"As an American Of German
stock and a good Democrat can
think of nothing more fitting to
the occasion of your coming vic
tory than a good, old-fashioned
sauerkraut day celebration on the
lawn of the Governors mansion
Grein also offered to send the
Governor enough frankfurters,
pork shanks or spare ribs to COM
plete the menu.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28

40 Yard. Pass
Net 2 Tallies
This Game Was Salisbury's Sixth
Straight Win OF The Season
Brown And Graham Push Markers
Across For Locals

Salisbury high schools Golden
Tide continued its long line of I'M
broken victories here yesterday af-
ternoon by defeating the strong
football aggregation from High
Point by a score of ~ to 0.
Salisbury's first touchdown came
in the second quarter. After an
exchange of punts, High Point was
forced to kick from behind its
own goal line to their own 40
yard line. Harrison returned the
punt to High Points 20 yard line.
On the first play, Brown gained
one yard. Then Scarlett on a re-
verse play, took the ball to the one
yard line. Brown took the ball
over on the next play. Try for
extra point failed.
In the fourth quarter, a pas,
Scarlett to Graham over the CEN
ter of the Line netted 40 yards and
a touchdown.
Salisbury has not lost a single
game so far this season and their
opponents have failed to register
a touchdown. Their record is I'M
surpassed in the state.
Coach G.. A. Kirkland's boys
have won the following list of
games so far this season.:
Salisbury "a, Townsville 0.
Salisbury 81, Monroe O.
Salisbury -, Raleigh O..
Salisbury 26, Greensboro O..
Salisbury 50, Spencer 0.
Salisbury II, High Point 0.
Today's game was a class A
conference contest. Next Friday
Salisbury plays Gastonia there.
This will also be a conference
game.
Lineup and summary:
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
LIKES HIS PRISONERS
JUST A LITTLE BAD

New DEMONSTRATING good
"boys'' out of bad ones isn't such
a bad job as some people think, &C
cording to Robert L. Hines, gen
erai manager of Louisiana State
Prison, who says he likes prisoners
who are 'just a little bad" and
have some "gumption."
"Give me a boy who is a little
bad and has some spunk and l can
make something of him." said
Hines, a former college professor.
'tI've been training boys Ill my
life and throughout it all, I've
ben more interested in the boy who
is just a little bad. That kind Of
a lad has more steam in him, and
once he is given the right direction
he invariable winds up at the top
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
Men
In College
live Long

A study of the life history Of
1920 men who were graduated
from Eastern colleges between
1870 and 1905 reveals that honor
men in college do not, as a rule,
suffer on account of hard study.
The fact is revealed, however, that
the honor man has an expectation
of life two years greater than the
average graduate. Thus it appears
that the close application to the
college curriculum enabling one
to obtain honors in college is no
barrier to good health and long
life.
Athletes lines Shorter
The statistics concerning college
athletics also reveal ssome interest
ing facts. The expectation of life
of the athlete falls slightly below
that of the average graduate and
more. than two years below that Of
the honor man. In this case, as
we'll as in the former, the statistics
go contrary to the accepted theory
of many. There is encouragement
for the athlete, however, in the
discovery that his group has shown
a better mortality rate in recent
years, due presumably to better
medical control and supervision.
The final deduction in these
statistics is the strengthening of
the position of those who uphold
the academic purpose of the COL
lege as opposed to the athletic en-
phasis which has fought for sup
remacy. 1t can hardly be doubt
ed, however, that sound bodies and
active minds go we'll together, but
there is a limit to which pursu-
ance Of the goal of physical sup
remacy may be INDUCED without
impairment of both health and
scholarship.
The final analysis, therefore, ap-
pears to be to put less stress on
severe athletic competition, which
seems out of place in a determina-
ton of the purposes and functions
of a college.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
Cit and county news briefs
FARMER IS SUED.

Love Honbarrier, well-to-do re-
tired farmer of Rowan county,
was made defendant in two suits
of $1o,35o each as an aftermath of
the arrest and trial of two young
men charged with stealing wheat,
The young men, Robert Wise and
Charlie Gobble, the latter a minor.
were found not guilty when their
cases were heard in court here re-
Gently. Each plaintiff is asking for
$1,000 compensatory damage. S.,
900 punitive. damages, and $3.50
court costs.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
TO INJURIES

C. F. Rink, %So-year-old farmer,
died October 21sr at a local hos
pital from the effects Of injuries
received 10 days ago when he was
struck by an automobile on the
highway near his home, two miles
south of Salisbury. At the time
of the accident, he was not
thought to be seriously hurt, and
the driver of the car was released
under $500 bond.
The widow ard four children
survive, the children being Mrs.
M. L. Conger, of Charlotte, S.. J.
Rink, of Greensboro, H. H. and
Jennings Rink of Salisbury. The
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
INCUBATOR PRODUCES
ONE-LEGGED CHICKEN

Evansville, Ind.-A one-legged
White Rock chicken, Matched in
an incubator, is Evansville's con-
tribution to the freak world.
The chicken is normal in every
way except that there is not a
sign of a leg where the right one
should be.
Elmer J. Graf, owner of the in
cubator in which the chick was
Matched, says hat in the thous-
ands of baby chickens Matched by
his firm this is the first one tc
have only one leg.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
Salisbury Wallops High Point By Score IL To Q
STAYS HIS H OR

Long dispute Owe: crep and ter
tilizer accounts, ended Sunday in
Harnets county with Ed Jodan,
80, shooting Joe Baker, 45, witL a
shotgun, blowing the side Of Bak-'
er's head off. Jordan claims self
defense, but he was held for grand
iury action,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
7. CICERO MILLER

]. Cicero Miller, II, a leading
citizen and farmer of Rowan
county, died October 18th at his
home in Franklin township after
a long illness. The widow and six
children by a former marriage
survive. The funeral and inter
ment took place at Bethel.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
JAKE THE BARBER"
ORDERED DEPORTED

Chicago.-John "Jake the Bar
Der" Factor was ordered by the
United States Circuit Court of
Appeals sent back to England for
trial on a charge of defrauding
British investors in mining stocks
of 100000.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
PERFECT MAID LEAVES
40 JOBS-WITH JEWELR1

New York.-Blonde, comely
Mildred Peterson, %. was a "per-
feet maid" except for one thing
she had a habit of leaving without
notice, but with the family jewel
ry, police charge.
Miss Peterson's neatness, hel
skill with children and her intelli-
gence won quick employment if
about forty homes. Invariably
police said, she walked out from
fifteen to tw~enty-four hours later
with whatever rings, bracelets
meshbags and cash she had hap
pened to find.
Police seized considerable jewel
sy and clothing in her apartment
The girl said she had spent he'
money having a good time.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
SEEK $4,000

SEEN $f,UUU
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day of next week have been desig-
mated as the days for the local an
nual drive of the Salvation Army
which organization is seeking 49,
900 for its budget for the appro-
aching year.
John H. Knox, principal of the
Boyden high school, was recently
chosen chairman of the campaign.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
HEADS S. S.

Dr.. C. M. Van Poole, one of the
outstanding Sunday School work
ers in the state, has been elected
chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the North Carolina Sun
day School association.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28

WE DON'T KNOW, of course,
but it seems to us a kiss in the
dark must be a sort of fishing
smack.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28

and Graham.
Extra points: None.
Substitutions Salisbury: R.Smith
C. Smith, Edmundson, Cornelison,
Goodman.
Oficials-Referee, Hackney,
o.. N. C.), Umpire: Shuler, Gu.
N. c. Mattox, head linesman,
(W. & L.
Time of quarters: IL minutes.
Attendance: 500.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
= CITY and COUNTY,
W. NEWS briefs ~

funeral was held from Coburr
Memorial church Sunday after
noon.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28

FLATTERY, SO TO speak, is
a serving of well-sugared razz-
berries.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-10-28
SWELL ELOCUTION

Dorothy-"And Jack, the
darling, told me I was the only
girl he ever loved"
Della-'Yes, and doesn't he say
it beautifully"
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
CAUSE NAL EFECTO EN- LA
ASAMBLEA Ell INDULTO
DE SANJURJO

Madrid, Agosto 26.-Causo
NAL efecto a la mayoria de la
Asamblea Nacional ell acuerdo
del consejo de ministries pidien
do al p~residente Alcala Zamo-
ra conmutara la pena de muer
tie impuesta al Oral. Sanjurjo.
Cuando ell primer ministro
Azana explico los motives del
acuerdo, los diputados de la
derecha aplaudieron y los de
la izquierda, incluyendo a los
grupos radicales, lanzaron gri
tos de protesta.
Varios diputados Sc fueron
a las manos, pegandose de pu-
netaZos.
Embellishments ell comite
rarlamentario del partido So
cialista radical tomo ell acuer-
do de aumentar su oposici6n
al gobierno, estimando impro-
Pic ell rapido indulto concedi-
do a Sanjurjo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
SANJURJO CUMPLIRA LA
D EN- S~ANTANDER

Madrid, agosto 26.-Esta hoy
en- canine de la prisi6n de
Ell Dueso, en- Santander, ell ge-
neral Jose Sanjurjo, a quien sc
conmutara la pena de muerte
por la de prisi6n perpetual.
Tienese entendido que el ge-
neral sali6 en- autom6vil y que eI
traslado Sc hizo rapidamente
para evitar des6rdenes.
Manifestations en- contra de
la elemental del gobierno han
tenido lugar en- Bilbao, Madrid
Y otras ciudades.
Los comunistas t%uvieron en-
cuentros con la Guardia Civil.
en- Bilbao y Gallarza, pereciendc
uno de los rojos.
En- San Sebastian ~ocurri6 ur
enduentro en- las GALES, entire
monarquicos y republicanos
Cuando los monarquicos ibar
a ser lyrthados, la Guardia CT
vii consigui6 evitarlo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
SANJURJO RECIBI0 CON
FRIALDAD LA NOTICIA

Madrid, AgoSto 26.-Cuan-
do Sc lie notifico al Oral. San
jurjo que ell gobierno lie habia
conmutado la pena de muerte,
no hizo demostraciones y Sc
mantuvo en- completa calma.
Ell ex-jefe de la Guardia CT
vii y ex-alto comisionado en-
Marruecos tiene 60 amos de
edad y hoy empezara a cum
plir la pena que lie fuera i'm
puesta.
Cuando ell Rey Sc marchara
de Espana, a raiz del triunfo
republican, en- las elecciones,
Sanjurjo sirvi6 de custodio a
la reina Victoria, en- ell viaje
de esta hacia Francia.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
Ell PRESIDENTE ALCALA
ZAMORA COMMUTE LA
PENA DE MUERTE A SAN
JURJO

Madrid, Agosto 26.-En una
v~iolenta session ell conseJo de
ministries decide aver conmu-
tar tpor "a de cadena perpetua,
la pena de muerte impuesta a.
Oral. Jose Sanjurjo, native de
Galicia y ex-jefe de la Guar
dia Civil.
Dos de los ministries, que re-
presentan en- ell gobierno a los
radicales socialistas, los Sres'
Marcelino Domingo, de la car
terra de agriculture, y Alvaro
de Albornoz de j~ustlcla, han
dicho estar dispuestos a re-
nunciar por no estar contor :
mes los miembros de su partl-
do con ell acuerdo tornado.
POGO despues de que ell pri-
mer ministro Azana diera cuen
TIA del acuerdo del presldente
Alcala Zamora, este firm6 un
decreto conmutando la pena
de muerte impuesta a csc MI
litar.
Las sentencias de 80 y II
amos impuestas al Oral. Her
RAM Y ell teniente coronel Es-
teban Infantes, no fueron mo-
dificadas.
Sc aprob6 tambien ell fallo
del tribunal ordenando la IL
bertad del captain Sanjurjo,
hiio del general.
Ell tribunal que juzgara a
esos militares do por probado
de que conspiraban y Sc rebe-
laron con ell proposito de CO.
locar en- ell trono al infante On.
Juan Carlos, tercer hijo del eX
rey Alfonso, condenanddlos a
muerte con una recommendation
de clemencia.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
Ell NUENO EMBAJADOR DE
CUBA COLEClIONA CB-
JETOS DE ARE

Habana, agosto "G.-pon Ns-
car Is. Cintas, el-n.cvo emhaia-
dor de Cuba en- los Estados Uni
dos, que pres nta}a sus ccedga-
cia.N Al y~rc,.deptr Hoover, IN
el mes d, Julio, hasta "hora
nunca habia descmpcnalo nm
puesto en- ell gobier9o,
Cintas Sc acsrca 4 lus 50 aH $,
Sc educ6 en- lnglateyra y en- Ia
Habana estuvo emoleado en- I'm
banco D,spues de NarioS amos
de perN4nsn2ia ca Cuba Sc
traslaGo al sxtrasi@yo donde Oh
tuvo la raorssa ntsci0n dc va
rias companies fabricantcs de-
maquinariaS.
Sus negocio* Sc eN,endieron
rapidment5 y hoy es uno de los
hcmbres mas ricos de Ia Repd-
blica.
En- los Estados ta.dos fjgura
en- el CuoGpo dc directories Dc la
American Car y Foundry y A
merican Locomotive Sales Cor
poration.
Esta cascade con una hiia ds'
difunto coronel Jose Miguel Ia
rata Y en- los ultimos amos ha
adquirido una importante colec-
ci6n de obietos de arte.
Dicesc que la collection de ar
te de Cintas es la mejor que un
cubano poSee.
Esos objetos estAn en- su resi-
Idencia de Washington. Tambien
SO lie conoce como un filantropo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
MANIFESTACIONES CON-
IRA LA CONMUTACION
DE LA SENTENCIA

Madrid, Agosto 26.-En va
rias parties de esta capital Sc
vel .ficaron aver manifestacio-
mes en- contra de la clemencia
otorgada al Oral. Sanjurio.
traidor a la Republica y exile
fe de la Guardia Civil.
Las tropas rodearon ell edi-
ficio de prisiones militares don
de estaN recluidos Sanjurjo,
Herr anz e Infante.
Varios agitadores fueron de
tenidos.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
CARTA CABLEGRAFCA DE CUBA

is de yonsepuir que 81 Centric
Gas .Naro firmara an rrincipio
as bases da Ia FED .-a i'm. nero
la directiya Sc opuys.
IN cusrpo facu, .,ilo nara 81
Centre CasteIlano q viene orga-
nizando por Ia Sc..i6n de Bene-
fi,eucia.
La soeiedad H;ias de GaIicia
item, los do,tores Barrena. Te
istizo. Rodriguez Eoyoa Y Oil
vera. prestando servicios y do
mieilio.
Irves6 como n.eIiro inferno
on .aratorio do las Hiias do
Gaficia. eI DR.. GniI. rmo Rfyero.
III gpafro do nonendia,tas
maptt.ua los saryi, ,os a., 10 me-
;or manor, nosible sao,,n Il, d.
rector da IN ouirta purfsima
Contention, DR., Joaouin Cha
Ions.
Fr fprn,os dol c,pat,rio dal
Centre de Depends mites fueron
a.isfidas ON 81 Ma, ,nsa,io arti-
t,hor,nlnso o,,o dir Il m, Ma
La gaceta., 1932-08-26

La Federation Medica de
Cuba escribe:
eel plan del mutualismo. 81
en- algo puede calificarse ae
bello y humanitario, eo Que es-
tablece de manera Categorical
Y diferencial, las d%ivisiones en-
las classes S~0ciales de nueStra
Republica. Ell pobre tienc Ia
asistencia que necesita, gra is
Y eficiente. FL mutual'zable, en-
relaci6n con SUI %posici6n, paga
determinada Quota mensuol-
Ell recibo de las sociedadeS -
que ha venido contribuyendo.'
Y los ricos o pudientes que
deben abonar de acuerdo con
su situacion economical y su pc
sici6n...."
Ash presentado ell asunto,
parece razonable 10 que pidcr
los medicos cubanos; pero la
Federation no. dice que ella
pretenda "expulsar," arrebatan
doles los derechos de benefit
cencia, a socios antiques, que
han sido Y son ell alma de las
sociedades espanolas, porque
6stos tiencn pequenos o gran
des capitales.
La Federation no oonfiesa
que en- ella, en- su egoismo, quie
re a~lejar de los Centres Astu-
riano, Gallego, etc, a socios
que han servido a esas institu-
clones sin demandar recompen
, sa y muchas veces sin recibir
los beneficios que ell reglamen
to les concede.
81 las sociedades regionaies
Sc dejan imponer las deman-
das de los medicos, su deca-
dencia Sc acentuara y dentro
de pocos amos no seran nj la
sombra de 10 que actualmente
son.
Els como 81 Sc pidiera ahora
al Centre Asturiano de Tampa
que quitara a vari0s de sus so
clos prominentes los derechos
que estos ha nadquirido, pagan
do y hacienda favores, por no
"caer" dentro de la categoria
de "mutualizables."
Es como 81 los socios del Cen
tro Espanol lie dijeran a Fer =
nandez Rey: Ramon, no eres
mutualizable y nosotros vamos
a pagarte tn desinteres, amos
de servicios y entusiasmos, qui-
tandote ell derecho a ser asis-
lido y curado en- ell sanatorio.
de acuerdo con ell reglamento,
81 manana decides hacerlo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
CONTINUA DETEN4DO UN
HIJO DE PRIMO DE RIVERA

Madrid, Agosto 26.-Sigue
detenido Don Fernando Primo
de Rivera, hijo del ex-dictador
a Quien Sc acusa de estar COM
2licado en- la fracasada revuel
ia de Sanjurjo.
Primo de Rivera es photo CT
vii de aviaci6n Y con el fueron
detenidos varios o~ficiales del
ej6rcito.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
LA HUEIGA DE LOS MEDI
COS

Habana, agosto 26-La hucl-
ga de los medicos continual a0n
sin resoIver y armenian las pro-
babilidadcs de que los hueIguis-
tas no obtengan 10 que deman-
dan.
La comisi6n ejecutiva del Cen
tro Gallego tom6 im%pOrtantes
acuerdos y cr6ese que presenta-
ra las listas de nueyos m6dicos
para el sanatoriO La Benefica,
situado EN- Jesus del Monte.
En- Ia quinta La Covadonga,
del Centre AsturiaSo, los ser
vicios mGdicos Sc mlmtienen sin
dificultad Y los Gltimos mGdicos
que tomaron possession son los
doctores Gerardo Huruet, in
terno; Juan Fermin Figueroa,
e%specialista T. la pieL y eI oru-
lista Gerardo Gutitarez Valla-
don.
Ell TefNo Castellano tom6 81
acuerdo dd\sustituir a su cuer-
pc facuItatAo, fno Sc ajusta a
las necesidades del sanatorio
Santa Teresa de jesus,
Una comisi6n de mGdicos ira
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
ASEGURASE QUE LOS So
CT \LISTAS ESTABLECIE-
Ron CONDICIONES

drid, Agosto 26.-Asegd
rase 1ue los socialists en- la
reurtn del consejo de minis
tros yotaron a favor de Ia Gle
meme a, estableciendo impor-
tantes condolences.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De RANA

Una de las condolences es
que todos los oficiales del ejer
20 sean suspendidos y que Sc
haga una reorganization bajo
un mando estrictamente repu-
blicano.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
RITZ

Tambien ofrece IN attractive
programa con ell estreno de dos
hermosas cintas Pagan Lady,
con Evelyn Brent, Conrad Ma
gel, Charles Bickford y William
Farnum, Y High Speed.
Ademas exhibe la divertida
comedia Go Ahead and Sing
V ell episode Mum. 10 de la emo
cionante serie lightning Wa
rrior''.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26
TFATPOS


Presenta hoy dos magnificos
estrenos, "Sky Bride, con Ri
chard Arlen, Jack Oakie Y Ro-
bert Coogan, y Gay BuckaroO",
con Hoot Gibson.
Complete ell programa el Ill
timo episode de la serie "Detec-
tive Lloyd" y ell primero de la
nueva serie "Air Mail Mistery'.
La gaceta., 1932-08-26

cOnmutar la pena de muerte
impuesta, con arreglo a justi-
"a, al "generalote" Jose San
jurjo.
Los socialistas radicales pro
.1staron del acuerdO del con-
sejo de ministries y los socia-
=! l.stas aceptaron la conmuta-
ci6n, a cambio de que ell minis
tro de la guerra reorganica ell
ej6rcito, entregando ell mando
a jefes Y oficiales de ideas re-
publicanas.
Los grupos de la derecha a
plaudieron ell "acto de clemen-
cia."
Sanjurjo es un traidor de la
reor clase, de los que aspiran
a la Dictadura, y merece la
muerte; pero ell c~onsejo de mi
nistros de la republica no debe
ser criticado por SUI decision,
que no encierra debili lad nj co
bardla.
Verdad es que ell Oral. Be-
renguer, cumpliendo 6rdenes
de On. Alfonso, dispuso ell flu
silamiento de los capitanes Ga
Ian y Hernandez, dos heroes
de los ideales republicanos,
Que Sc rebelaron en- Jaca; pc
70 ell nuevo regimen, 81 es posi-
BILE, no debe derramar sangre
para castigar a sus enemigos.
"Muerto ell perro la rabia Sc
acaba-parecen opinar los So
cialistas radicaleS.
Els cierto, mas Ell perro en- es-
te case no tiene dientes. La
draba ell animal y quiso NOR
der, pero en- la empresa perdi6
los colmillos y TODD 10 demas.
FL acto Sc interpretara como
que el gobierno teme a los mo
narquicos-diran los socialis-
tas Y extremistas.
Els probable, muy probable,
cue la conmutacion de la pena
sirva para que los monarquicos
cream tener una fuerza positi-
va y que Azana los "respeta"
y les teme.
Pero la fuerza positiva esta
de parte de la %republica y al
fuerte corresponds ser gene :
r0so y magnanimo, aunque la
magnanimidad haya de apli-
carse en- provecho de un trail
dor como Sanjurjo.
Por vileza y cobardia, ell tro
no, que apreciaba su impOpu-
laridad, hizo asesinar a Her
nandez y Galan.
Para no derramar mas san
gre de espanoles y convencida
de su potencia la rep1blica no
ha querido dar un "martir" a
sus enemigos, los reaccionarios
falsos republicanos y monar-
quicos.
Matando a S~anjurjo ell nue.
vo regimen no Sc quebrantaria
pero los monarquicos tendriar
una "victima," un "martir,"
para enganar a las mujeres e.
lectoras y a los muchos "sensi,
bleros" que conner Judas y
garbanzos en- Espana y la Anne
RIGA hispana
saniurjo fusilado no darfa
prestigio a la desptestigiada
causa del tron9 y ~erjudi.
caria a las nuevs Ducio.
mes; pero la repub, mndrd
"mejor propaganda Al Sc
muestra compasiva, yficor
} de, perdonando la Wy a 10;
que pretendieron d~er'lbarla
, ultrajaria.
Mas no Sc olviden d poner
! le doble cadena al caaA 81 e!
necesario, para que no Alte !;
7. tapia y Sc marche a OH tie
rras a ladrar en- contre DE ];
democracia y de la raz9n.
Acto de generosidad y ga
lanterfa csc de absolver al ca
pi.an Sanjurjo, a quien 4 de
tuviera junto con su padre.
FL hijo obedeci6 los impul
). SOS mobiles de "a raza iberica
' siguiendo a su padre en- la des
: gracia.
Y la rep1blica orden6 su u