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Moose Pass miner., 1939-08-17

were comi ng my way and they had rope. waved and one of them saw ne and waved back Down off that knoll again, this time not caring about the mud and rocks and wet brush. Still the thought, how was it go- ing to be done? How was it going to be done? Maybe it wouldn't take them too long to build bridge. Anyway, resol- we'd to cooperate to the fullest extent of the law. If only I could be gotten across that stream. Nothing would look difficult after that.
 My husband crawled out on that bent log of the old bridge. I was getting nervy. I knew he would have to come back on ray side. watched without batting an eye. But I could never do it. If only could keep ny footing in that boiling water = I would wade. That was the only way out. Those falls below, and that bigger stream!
 One of the men fastened the rope to tree on their side of the bank. He threw it and my hu usband waded out and caught it. We were a little ways below the bridge, we were near the falls, but it was the only fairly level part of the stream and the water did not look so deep. He had the rope now and he pulled it hard to try it. It was firm. He put the pack on his back and took the gun, then ho1ding the rope started across. It wasn't far. About three steps in the deepest, swiftest part of the channel. Enough to knock one off his feet though. I watched. The water wa sn't too deep. There were no holes to step into. could make it. An yes, could make it. He was back. He took th rope above where stood. grabbed and hung on, waded out, few more steps, now quick jump over! The men waiting had thrown brush for us to light on. otherwi SC it was steep loose gravel. I grabbed a twig from something and pulled myself up the bank and ont the trail. My pacs were full of icy water and was dripping from the wal st down. But we were over. I forgot my fears, forgot everything, only the fact that we were over. It wasn't ia to the cabin. Before we got there ny fee were warm. They made good fire and
 served us with hot coffee and delicious cake. Cake with frosting. They had
 spring beds in loft overhead and we were soon warm and resting comfortably. Our clothes were drying around the chimney. In such places Is the true Alaskan hospita1it found. Far from the travelled parts, far from the Chamber of Commerce and Rotary clubs, in the cabin along the wayside, and one knows it when he finds it.
 Bob Estes was away but Jack Bean and Jerry Teller told us that Mile II post was little distance below the cabin. We had
Moose Pass miner., 1939-08-17

Russell Williams has complet the sh1ng- ling of the new basement addition to the Ralph Reid home. The basement addition has large windows and with sides sh1ng!ed to match the sh1ngles on the sides of the house, makes an attractive annex.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25
Chautauqua At
Glendale Springs
Was Big Success
Glendale Hopes To Get New
Pres. Church Soon, With
so Charter Members.
By MISS LOIS CALHOUN

One of the very best Chautau-
quas ever held at Glendale
Springs closed last Sunday night.
The record of the Bible School
exceeds any ever made at this
place before, reaching 100 enroll
ment, with highest attendance for
any one day, 98-average attend
ance, Sc and 40 percent attend
ance.
There were 6 new candidates
for membership in the Glendale
Presbyterian church in addition
to the IS to 40 candidates of last
year. This church is going to be
organized in the near future and
we are looking forward to having
at least so chartered members
when the church is organized.
The woman's auxiliary of
Glendale Springs will meet at the
Presbyterian Manse with Mrs. J.
w. Luke, who is president of the
organization, Tuesday, 2:30 p. m,
May 18th. All members and
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25
MRS. STURGTLL WAS
HOSTESS TO w. Nj. S.

The Women's Missionary So
ciety of the Grassy Creek M. E.
church met in the home of Mrs.
C. D. Sturgill Saturday after
noon, having Is members and 2
visitors present.
Mrs. H. R. Sexton was pro-
gram leader. Rev. James Startling
led the devotionals. meditation,
Working Together, was given by
Mrs. r. c. Pierce.
The missionary topic, Broad
ening the Horizons of the Rural
Community, was given by Mrs.
F. c. Nye, Mrs. Velma Spencer
and Mrs. Lula Huddler.
Mrs. Nye, in a very interesting
manner, told about the zone
meeting which she attended in
West jefferson last week.
After the business session Mrs.
Sturgill, assisted by her daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys Sturgill, served
delicious refreshments.
Mrs. R. c. Pierce invited the
group to meet with her in June
Miss Minnie Haynes will have
charge of the program.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25
Grassy Greek News

Rev. and Mrs. ]. A. Spencer
and son, Gilmer of Belair, Md,
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Stella Blevins left Mon
day for Boone where she will
teach in a Bible school.
Mrs. r. L. Anderson and Miss
Minnie Haynes spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Milgrene
in Wytheville.
Mrs. Lula Williams, mother OF
Mr.. Hale Williams, is very i'll in
the home of her sister, Mrs. Eta
Neikirk at Marion, Va.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25
PRESIDENT Roosevelt Assails
New Deal Critics In Address
Denounces ALI Radicals Who
Would Gamble With Safe
ty Of The u. S.

WASHINGTON, May .22-Pres-
loent Roosevelt tonight said that
the administration will not aban.
don any of its social and econo-
mic reforms, vigorously defend
ca new deal spending, and said
that widespread efforts to aid
the nations submerged classes
would continue unabated.
Speaking at the first forum OF
the American Retail Federation
the President assailed critics who
shed crocodile tears" over the
size of the national debt, and ac-
cused Republicans of "merchan.
dising horror" about it by hold.
ing national debt week" this
week.
He criticized the Chamber OF
Commerce of the United States
whose recent convention he re-
fused to address, for demanding
federal economies and endorsing
public works spending in the
own home towns of individual
members.
Back Tax System.
He riddled the economic theo-
ries of "highbrow columnists'
and some "high-geared econo.
mists"! reaffirmed his opposition
to substitution of the dole fol
work relief and demanded that
the present proportion of tax
payments by consumers and big
and little business be maintain
ed.
Optimistically he said that the
nation today is in an excellent
position to move forward into g
period of greater production and
greater employment.
The President said he believed
that the retailers are sympathe-
tic toward the detectives of the
new deal and he invited all bus
mess leaders who feel the same
way to cooperate with the gov
eminent. One of the functions OF
government, he said is to see to
it that t. making of profits
through certain processes will
not destroy our fellow men who
are our neighbors.
Plea for Assistance.
THAT is why I come to you
not in the spirit of criticism, not
with big stick but with SIM
pie plea for your assistance as
American citizens in working out
our common problems with good
will and with the maintenance OF
the ideals of peace" he said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25
Much Interest In
First Aid Course
Course Is Being Taught By
Miss Osborne. Sponsor
ed By Red Cross.

Much interest is being shown
in the first aid course which is
being conducted here in the
American Legion hall under the
sponsorship of the American
Red Cross.
Miss Beulah Osborne of Laur-
ell Springs who has taken special
instructions and has been Off
cially approved by the Red Cross
as first aid instructor in teach
ing the class.
Around Is boys and girls be-
tween the ages of IL and 20 have
enrolled for the class. These stu
dents have been very high in
their praise of the information
and training Miss Osborne is CIV
ing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25

Mrs. Clyde Cox will be hostess
to the Baptist Women's Mission
airy Society Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Lee Lane, mother of Mrs.
Tom Wagg, is quite i'll at the
home of Mrs. Wagg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Ashley have
moved into the Robbins home,
formerly occupied by Mr.. G. D.
Sturgill and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Prentice, OF
Marine City, Mich, are visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Hicks Greer, Belair, Md,
who has been spending a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. w
J. Pugh, returned to her home
Monday.
Mrs. Lula Huddler and sister,
Miss Virgie Reeves, were dinner
guests of Mrs. BERTHE Lee at
Spencer Sunday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25
Motorists Must
Dim Their Lights
Law Passed By Last Legisla-
ture To Be Enforced by
Highway Patrol.

A law was passed during the
last session of legislature, requir-
ing all motorists to dim their
lights at night when meeting ap-
preaching cars, will be rigidly
enforced, according to informa-
ton which Patrolman w. c. Tho
mas has received from head
quarters in Raleigh.
Patrolman Thomas stated yes
terday that he has just been no
titled to start giving written
warning notices to motorists who
do net comply with this worth
while law.
He said it is a misdemeanor to
violate this law and urged all
motorists to cooperate. A mo-
torist who receives as many as
three highway traffic warnings"
will be investigated from head
quarters, he stated.
Accidents would be greatly
reduced by this fine law" he de-
clared.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25

Above boys and girls who recently broadcased
"Young Air. officials group
Left right First Row: Dorothy Campbell
Elizabeth Anne Dggs w. Jefeson Billy Webster Mullins
c. Margaret Ruth Morphew w. Jeerson Caroline
Easten, Mullins; Sarah Cox Muns Joyner Mulns
Cephus Staten Mullins; Elmo jefferson Third
George Fulenwder, Jack Phpps, Holly Smith
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25

friends of the auxiliary are in
vited.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25
SDE COUNTY

is the air. inditioned section :,
Nortn Carolina whose altitude
ranges from 5000 to $500 feet
ABOVE sea level. Twenty-Five miles
the county. -o"s"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25
WANT A HOSPITAL?

WANT A HOSPITAL?
If you want Hospital in Ashe
County, JOIN the -ASHE COUN-
TY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.
Cooper alton and support from
everybody is needed to put the
movement over. We now have
a Golden Opportunity!
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-25

Caldwell Mutual Corp.
La gaceta., 1939-01-18
LO QUE OTROS DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose r. SanfekS

Ell Representative en- ell Con-
greso por ell estado de Indiana,
Hon. Lauis LuIow, aboga por
que Sc conceda una pension de
$4,000 mensuales a TODD aquel
que pruebe contar mas de 60 a.
nos de edad, "sin neceSiddd de
que tenga que dar c1enta de sus
necesidades", solamente probar
que no disfruta de empleo.
Calificando la presente pen
sion a la ancianidad como Una
inadecuada y POGO
satisfactoria miserable pitan-
ga, dice Ell Rep. Ludlow:
'fEn un estado, Mississippi, el
promedio de las pensiones solo
alcanza a la suma de CudtrO pc
sos SetentG q CtflcO centGUOS
($4.75) al mes.... En- otros esta-
dos, las pensiones que Sc otor-
gan a los desdichados ancianOs,
son desgraciadamente calcula-
das a un nivel muy bajo''.
-Es consolador leer que to-
davia hay personals que comen
y Sc acuerdan de los desdicha-
dos, que solo tienen ante su vista
''Tajadas de aire y salsa de ilu-
stones.
Los encargados de la admins
TRACTION de las p~ensiones, tienen
siempre la mesa serWida tres Q
cuatro veces al dia. Los ancianos
deben sentirse agradecidos al
buen Representante de Indiana,
Hon. Louis Ludlow.
La gaceta., 1939-01-18

Los empleados de hOteles en-
New York, la ganaron redonda.
Todas las ramas de empleados
Obtuvieron un aumento. Vease
ell jornal minimo, que recibiran
todas las Semanas (cUandO ira
bajen), segdn ha quedado pro-
visto en- ell convenio:
"Sirvientes, 5000; Sirvien-
tas, $3.50; Cocineros, de $45 a
5000; Operadores de ascenso-
res, de SIT a 1900; Obreros re-
paradores, de $25 a $4,000; Me-
canicos, de $50 a $4,000; Opera
dores de Telefonos, $500; Man
daderos, "BotOnes', de 81 a
$11.00; Camareras, de $3.50 a
$14.50; Cantineros, en- las "Ba-
rras', $4,000 semanales."
La gaceta., 1939-01-18
LOS HEBREos

Tenga presente la Retaguar-
dia que ayudar a los hebreos per
seguidos es muy necesario para
ell exito de la lucha contra ell to-
talitarismo y la barbarie que ma
zis Y fascistas representa-.
Los hebreos, en- Tampa, en- N.
York, en- todas parties, han We
nido ayudando a la causa del pue
bio espanOl.
Ahora nos toca a los Leales de
esta ciudad, firmes en- nuestras
normas democraticas, ayudarlos
a ellos en- la cuestaci6n iniciada.
A Tampa, en- ell fondo de $780,
O00, 900, lie han sido asignados
$4,000.
Ellos, los hebreos, van a cum
plir su mission y nosotros tene-
mos ell deber de cooperar.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1939-01-18

tros miembros del Comite, como
81 su mission fuera d.famar, nc
ayudar a la Repdblica y ell pue-
bio espahol."
Agradecemos ell aviso e invita-
mos a esos caballeros que Sc la
man avanzados y tratan de di-
viiir la obra del Comite, difa-
mando, a hacer 10 que dicen ha-
ran cuando les convenga.
Queremos prueben SUI amor a
la humanidad y al pueblo espa-
mel, dividiendo y difamando.
Ahora bien, 81 ellos atacan SUI
ponemos Sc atendran a las conse
cuencias.
IPor que no Sc allan con los
reaccionarios amigos de Fran
co?
La gaceta., 1939-01-18
SIN TRABAJO
MAS DE UN MILLION DE
HOMBRES Y MUJERES

Washington, enero 18.-CO-
mentando la rebaja hecha en- Ell
credito peiido para la WPA, ell
p~residente Roosevelt manifesto
que dejar sin trabajo a I'm mi
Hon de hombres y mujeres, a
partir del primero de JUNO.
En- c~onjunto 10 hecho por los
legislatures afectara a $5,000,-
600 de personals.
Las palabras del p~residente 81
guieron a unas palabras del al
calde LaGuardia, ante un subco-
mite del senado, en- ell sentido de
que las municipalities no po-
dram alimentar a los hombres
que la WPA sin trabajo, por ca
rencia de recursos.
La gaceta., 1939-01-18
A LA GUERRA BAJo Ell FRO

A LA GUERRA BAJO Ell FRO
A la guerra bajo Ell frio,
con su uniforme de ~escarcha,
va y viene mahana y tarde;
ataca de madrugada.
Ay, que fiereza sencilla
derraman luces moradas.
0tra vez los hielos cortan
la carne con sus navajas.
A las h6medas trincheras
desciende serpiente blanca;
como una mirada fra,
silenciosamente pasa.
Hasta a los huesos les llega
a los soldados de Espaha.
Punos de hero Sc aprietan,
bocas altivas Sc Japan.
A la guerra bajo ell frio,
con lanzas de lumbre palida.
Ell alba BE quiebra en- hielo
sobre los campos de Espaha;
sobre ell soldado que vela,
sobre ell captain que manda.
De false ardor ell Oriente
~revienta de crueldad blanca;
fuego blanco o hielo negro
que a los ojos SAGA lagrimas.
To, espahol leal, que duermes
tranquilo en- la retaguardia,
al amor de la mujer
D al carino de la manta,
piensa en- los que por Il velan
de noche en- las avanzadas.
81 themes dos mantas, n
debes entregar a Espana.
A los soldados que tiemblan,
de frio, no por las balas,
tt les prestaras abrigo,
ellos te daran la patria
limpia, libre y luminosa
como ell sol de la mahana.
Jose HeyTert
La gaceta., 1939-01-18
Vivian los defensores de la Justcia
y la confratemidad universal
En- lucha contra ell bandidaje fascista
EMANUEL INMoTA FIDES"

ell pueblo Italiano ha sido forza-
10 a mancharse de los mas no
eribles crimenes que la historic
recuerde. Pero hoy frente a Ia
historic, en- nombre de todos los
martires n%uestros, y no son po-
COS, para que quede afirmada
nuestra obra, y 81 la patria debe
identificarse con la sucia perso-
Ia de Benito Mussolini, nosotros
lacidos en- Italia, descendientes
de Italianos, no tenemos patria.
Para n~osotros la patria es Ell
nundo entero, parte de la inmen
"a familia humana. Afirmamos
lue serfamos indignos de mirar
as caras de hombres, 81 en-
esta bora, en- que un loco des-
honra ~nuestra historic, hacien-
do asesinar un pueblo generOso,
no lie gritaramos desde aqui:
ibandidO!
Espanoles recordad que para
los responsible Y para aquellos
que aun lejanamente simpatiza-
ron y puedan todavia simpatizar
cen los criminales en- camisa ne
gra, que como en- la ~nuestra, en-
vuestra querida terra izaron ell
estandarte infame de todos los
asesinos, no puede haber MI
PERDON M PIEDAD. Nun
ca!
Recorded que entire los Italia
nos antifascistas, los Espanoles
leales los libres p~ensadores de
la terra, de un lado, Y los fas-
cistas, del otro, hay y debe haber
siempre una guerra a muerte.
Hay rios de sangre inocente y en-
nuestros labios no puede flore-
Ger mas que una palabra: VEN
GANZA. FL dfa del reajuste de
cuentas ha de llegar y los que
han tratado siempre de navegar
entire dos aguas, que Sc quiten la
Garcia. Ha llegado la bora. Los
lame-bOtas pueden demOstrar
10 que han sido siempre. Pero
recuerden que todavia no esta
dicha la Ultima palabra. Noso-
tros tenemos fe ciega. Hasta en-
los 1ltimos reductos, los defen-
sores de Ia libertad sabran escri
bir una pagina fGlgida de histo-
ria que conmovera ell mundo en-
ter0. Pase 10 que paSe, cuesUe 10
que cueste.
Nosotros estamos en- nuestro
lugar y en- esta bora trajica re-
petimos Ell grito con Ell cual en-
pezamos estas modestas lfneas :
VIVIAN LOS DEFENSORES
DE LA JUSTICIA Y DE LA
C-ONFRATERNIDAD UNI
VERSALl
r. ZeROni.
Tampa, Fla, II de Enero 1889
La gaceta., 1939-01-18
-Ahora. cuando aIguno Sc

-Ahora, cuando alguno sc
sienta con ganas de discutir 10
que pagan 0 dejan de pagan en-
la ciudai de New York, por la
labor en- los hoteles, no tiene
mas que presentar. la lista que
copiamos del convenio de la "a
samblea de Aries y Ofic;os', con
la Association de Hoteleros", y
certificada por la Federation
Americana de Trabajadores"...
No es mucho, pero algo es al
go!
La gaceta., 1939-01-18

FL dia 8 de febrero ha siio de
dicado por la Exposition Her
nando DeSoto a las escuelas del
estado de Florida. Atracciones
especiales seran preparaias.
La Secretaria de Trabajo del
pals, seg1n ell administrator P.
T. Strieder, tendra una nota-
BILE exhibition en- Ell pabell6n fe-
deral.
La gaceta., 1939-01-18
NOTAS DE- LA EXPOSITION
DE SOTO

I'm numeroso grupo de indiOs
Seminoles, con permiso del 60
bierno federal, tomara parte en-
la Exposition Pan Americana
de fernando DeSoto, sehalada
para comenzar Ell dfa 81 de enc
70.
Vendra con los indios su agen
te, j. F. Scott.
La gaceta., 1939-01-18
REFORMA DEL
REGLAMENTO

Las companeras del Comite Fe
menino celebraran ell lrnes una
junta general con ell fin de refor
mar un articulo de su reglamen-
to.
Ash nos fue communicate aver
por la secretaria Marina Lopez.
Ruegase la mayor asistencia
possible de companeras para csc
dia.
La gaceta., 1939-01-18

En- la gran "Feria Mundial de
la Ciudad de New York., en- Ia
secci6n dedicada al estaio de
Florida, Sc va a exhibir TN do
rama de Pensacola, calificada
como la academia
LIS DEL ARE. Ell diorama es
muy original, Sc presenta como
una escena desde ell aire, algo
que no se habia intentado anteS
per les constructors de estos E.
ducativos e Instructors apara-
toS.
La gaceta., 1939-01-18
RADIO
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GAS Lowell Thomas
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$50 Tommy Dorsey orchestra
900 Fred Allen Show
10 100 Kay Kys2r orchestra
IL :O0 Louis-Lewis Fight Pre-
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Ills john Me.sner orchestra
IL 80 Lou Breeze orchestra
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IL 80 Lights 0u." Mystery
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500 Press News
:05 Lew Weber, organist
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100 Gangbusters
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La gaceta., 1939-01-18
DEL COMITE


Manana, en- ell Centre Obrero
Sc reunira la directiva del Conf.
te Femenino.
Ruegase la presencia de todas
las companeras.
Va a ser regalada entire los a.
migos de la Espana leal una So
brecama donada por la Sra. Sc
veriana Alvarez.
La sobrecama sera expuesta en-
la tienda de Delgado, en- West
Tampa. Despues Sc traera a
Ybor
La gaceta., 1939-01-18
.AMENAZAS

I'm companero nos escribe pa
ra decirnos: "ciertos individuoS
que dicen ser avanzados, anne
nazan con destruir ell Comite de
Espana, asegrrando que Ell Co
mite esta a disposition de ellos y
que 10 cambiaran y derribaran a
su gusto. Algunos hablan NAL
del presidente Martinez y de o.
La gaceta., 1939-01-18

Los oficiales federales y del
estado de Florida seran honra-
dos, ell dfa 7 de febrero, por la
Exposition de DeSoto.
Muchos invitados de honor
vendran csc dia a Tampa.
La gaceta., 1939-01-18
La obra ncansabIe de la ~retaguardia de Tampa

Esta poesfa la publicamos a soli-
citud del querido miliciano Felipe Ro-
jas, nuestro buen amigo.
La gaceta., 1939-01-18

Hoy, mas que nunca, para que
todos los durmientes despierten,
para que los cobardes sepan que
aun frente al dolor nosotros no
desmayamos y nuestra fe robus-
tece mas, para que todos aque-
Hos que confiaban en- ayudas
que nunca podian traducirse en-
realidad Sc den cuenta y al fin
uueden convencidos de que nues
ira salud esta en- nosotros mis-
mos, para que con un grito solo
Sc olga TODD 10 que en- esta qul-
sieramos decir, repetimos: vi
VAN LOS DEFENSORES DE
LA JUST1CIA Y LA CONTRA
TERNIDAD UNIVERSAL.
Vivian aquellos que provoca-
dos Sc irguieron en- defensa de
los mas elementales derechos,
cansados de mantener todas
las sanguijuelas, a Jos que con Ell
espanto de las penas eternas del
inferno querian remacharles
las cadenas de la esclavitud.
BESIDE Ell 10 de Julio de 1886
TODD un pueblo ha escrito con su
sangre la pagina mas gloriosa
de la historic universal. ESpar-
ia Sc eclipsa. La epopeya del Ro-
manticismo hoy parece I'm sue
no; Sapri y Montana son un pa
lido Prelude de la leyenda sin
igual que ell Pueblo Iberico ha
creado con sus raudales de san
gre generosa. Y todos los parias
de la terra, todos los libres pen
.sadores del Universe, deben a
csc gran gigantic, pase 10 que pa
Sc, una gratitud eterna.
lC6mo poder olvidar? Como
poder borrar de nuestra alma de
combatientes 10 que ha ocurrido
en- estos dos amos y medios? iC6
mo olvidar dos ninos, ancianos,
los viejos, en- una palabfra to-
dos aquellos que no podian pen
sar que ell hombre podria sus-
THUR su coraz6n y superar a la
hiena?
Madrid, Malaga, Almeria.
Guernica, S~antander, Asturias,
son nombres que dicen ell marti-
rio de un pueblo que ha subido
su GOlgota mientras los embus-
teros, en- nombre de la llamada
democracia, asumian cainesra-
mente el infame y farisaico pa
pei de Herodes y Pilatos. Y con
la bendici6n del Vicario de Girls
to en- la terra Ell Papa, jerarca
supreme de la Iglesia Cat6lica
Apost6lica y Romano.
jC6mo poder olvidar, y como
poder en- esta bora tan dolorosa,
pensar, aun lejanamente, en- a.
lbandOnar al Pueblo Espanol?
No. Y 81 hay seres que 10 pien-
san, son indignos de llamarse
hombres.
Hoy que los defensores de la
Libertad estan en- los 1ltimos
baluartes defensionales, cast sin
armas, y con los dientes y las u
mas estan demostrando al num-
do entero, una vez mas, como sa-
ben Jos hombres erguirse en- pa
ladines de la verdadera ~justicia
y del honor, hoy repetimos Ia
promesa hecha deSde ell 20 de Ju
lilo de 1886: Estamos en- cuerpo
y alma con el Pueblo Espanol. Y
quede bien establecido, que to-
dos los an~tifascistas, pase 10 que
pase en- Espaha, seguiremos lu-
chando, aqui Y donde hay un
ser que sienta ell peso de su res
ponsabilidad moral, hasta que ell
1ltimo recuerdo de la mas infa-
me de todas las infamias-el fas
cismo-desaparezca de la cara
de la terra.
Hoy, mahana y siempre, Y
aun %"nuestra corporal hermana
muerte', venga a poner fin a
nuestra atormentada existen-
ella, nuestros hijos seguiran en-
la lueha. 81 asi no fuera, desde
hoy los llamariamos indignos de
ser nuestros y merecedores de
las maldiciones de todos los Sc.
res de la terra.
Y v%osotros, madres, esposas.
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