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Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Tribute to Subs

1TTbufe 10 SuOS ....
Eleven Imperial Valley football
players held their heads high to-
day and did just little bit of strut
ting when the subject of the all
valley football team popped into
the conversation. They strutted be-
cause those eleven high schoolers
last week we're chosen the best in
the league by the Post-Press ALL
Valley football board. composed of
the coaches, officials and sports
editor of these newspapers.
But there were more football
heroes than just the eleven men
who were chosen on the all-valley
squad. There was. for instance, the
youngster who attended every prac-
tice session during the entire sea-
son, only to sit on the bench when
gametime blew around.
That type of lad. and there is at
least 20 on every valley squad. is
the type that makes the football
team a successful one. yet his re-
ward is only seat on the players
bench to watch the game-some-
times he doesn't even get that.
1t takes infinitely more courage
to go out to practice each afternoon,
work your heart out to make the
varsity players better able to score
victories. then sit on the bench
for full quarters to watch team
mates do the work.
1t tears you apart inside. You
find yourself hoping the star half
back will trip and twist his leg so
you will get to play. Then you hope
he won't because deep inside you
know he is the better player, and
after all victory is the important
thing.
You lean forward as the team
drives for touchdown, pound your
helmet when the defense repulses
the attack, die a thousand deaths
as a forward pass falls incomplete.
You lean back as the game pounds
on, wonder what you would do if
you were in there matching your
strength against that of the oppo-
Sition.
Once in a while your team hits
its stride. The gang pushes over
half dozen touchdowns to put the
game on ice. Then, with only 90
seconds to play the coach calls your
name. You drop your helmet in
the excitement, only half listen as
the coach gives you instructions.
Then you're out on the field. It's
hard to find the referee. The ref
smiles, mods his head, sends the
man you are replacing to the bench.
It's hard to tell exactly what's going
on because the coach is sending in
the whole team of subs now
An instant later the game is over
and you are lost in the mad rush
Of players to the showers.
Monday, -the-less dishearten-
ed because you played only a few
seconds, you start the old routine
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04

Higginbotham, Waldemar Gallego
Diana Robertson, Elvin Arms, Y
Yoshimura, Craig Strickland.
Herman Smith, Ethel Hamer-
slough, Lyle Quinn, Laurence Mag
gio, G.. Bennett, M. Sayles, H. La
than, J. Carter, Dave Knechel, Joe
Terrazas, Warren Sayles, Tiger
Trudell, Waldo Simpson, Bud Meas
ures, Henry Farrar, Joe Ugrin, w.
r. Manson, Frank Hata, Harry
Feeney, George Kodama, Samuel
Fisher, Louis De Vita, r. E. Brown,
Charles Thomas, Eddie Palmer, Tom
Ritter, Arnold Searcy, Earl Cavanah.
Peter Padilla, Charles Shaller, Dy-
Mantle Sanbonmatsu.
Sd
Bill Payne, Lillian Shawley, Will
liam Boren, Gladys Tate, Hideko
Minishi, Takeo KIDD, Mabel Heth-
erington, c. B. Hetherington, Willie
Stames, Donald Templeton. Dorothy
Bucket, Elmer Tanase, Walter Buck
I'll, Il ldoll Olldlltl, VClilOil IiCCCC,
Bill Outlook, Orville Ingram, Floris
Perkinson, Junior Bucket, S. S.
Bragg.
Peter Yrigoyen, Hank Webster,
Tom Brents, Carlos Padilla, T.
Caughlin, Alama Eldridge, Dick
Strickland Carl Bennett, Leona
Bennett, Richard Hammer, M. L.
Gallego, Bruce Ritter, Louis An
derson, Milton Smith, Bert Holt,
Joe Smith, Ken Sugihara, Mrs D. H.
Quinn, Harry Hamerslough, Paul
Little, Harold Havens, Spanky Ko-
bata, AL Hoerchner, c. Gallego,
Moses Knechel, M. j. Vanoni.
George Cotrell, Max Brents, Man
uel Andrade, Max Sones, Mary
Sones, Bob Willett, Billie Cowan,
Mrs. Billie Cowan, G. v. Shady, J
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04

ties, proceeds from Whlch Will GO
to the Hipass Health camp fund,
at 7:30 in a one quarter battle.
At 8 o'clock Ell Centre and Braw-
ley will combine forces to tangle
with Calexico and Holtville in a
round robin affair. Calexico and
Ell Centre will tangle in the first
quarter, Brawley and Holtville in
the second.
In the third quarter Ell Centre
and Holtville will battle Calexico
and Brawley in the fourth. The
game will be scored as any ordinary
game except that one point will
be awarded for each first down.
The team with the most points (El
Centro- -Brawley or Holtville-C Cal
exico) will naturally be declared the
winner.
All four teams are expected to
cut loose with wide open attacks,
but no new plays were cooked up
for the game. Players will not even
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04

nell-three OF the most powerful
teams in the nation. Cornell and
Texas A and NJ. have closed out
their seasons, but Tennessee still
has a tough but erratic Auburn
team in its path.
Five strong teams come under an
other classification = unbeaten but
tied. They are Southern California,
Tulane, UCLA, Georgetown and Du-
quesne.
The five are likely to dwindle to
four at dusk Saturday when South
ern California and UCLA tangle
at Los Angeles. The chips will really
be down for that one, because the
winner is almost certain to carry
the hopes of the west into the
Rose Bowl.
The air already is full of Bowl
talk, but so far nobody has been
able to do more than guess. Neither
use nor UCLA will state its pref
erence publicly on an eastern rep
resentative until they settle their
back yard argument. The best guess
is that the eastern representative
for the Rose Bowl will be chosen
from among Tennessee, Texas A.
and NJ, and Tulane. The west coast
probably would like to have Cornell
but so far there have been no signs
out of Ithaca, N. Y, that the Big
Red will consider any Bowl bid.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
BY HENRY MCLEMORE-

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4. (UP)-
Mr.. Henry Grantland Rice, man
who knew more about football when
he was "A than I will when I am
laid away in the poets corner of
Westminster Abbey, has picked an
all-time all-America football team
for a magazine I will call a popular
weekly in the hope that I can sell
it something later on.
From his knowledge, which ex-
ceeds that of any sports writer in
America, he picked the following
team: ends, Fessler, Ohio State, and
Muller, California; tackles, Henry,
w. and j., and Fincher, Georgia
Tech; guards, Cannon, Notre Dame,
and Heffelfinger, Yale; center,
Schultz, Michigan; quarterback,
Grange. Illinois; left half, Thorpe,
Carlisle; right half. Strong, N. Y. u,
and fullback, Nevers, Stanford.
That is a very fine ball club, and
one which could go to the strong
side, the weak side, or down the
middle with equal facility. I would
never have thought of challenging
it on paper, of course, because most
of the men on it now have rheumatic
attacks in damp weather, not TO
mention children, had I not met UP
with Dick Hanley, the former coach
at Northwestern university.
Over lemonade, which we would
have loved to have shared with Mr..
Rice, we fell to picking another
all-time All-America team. We don't
say that our team would have beat
en- Granny's, but we do say that we
would have hooked our fraternity
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Science Teacher
Wins Marathon

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4. (UP)-
Louis Gregory, "a year old science
teacher from Manlius, N. Y, fin
ished half mile ahead of his near
est competitor in the national A.
A. U. 80 kilometer marathon here
yesterday.
Running under the colors of the
Millrose A. A, Gregory negotiated
the 18& mile course in Fairmount
park in one hour, 46 minutes and
13 seconds. He was followed by Fred
McGlone of Roxbury, Mass, and
Mel Porter of MillroSe.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Four.Man Team
Golf Matches
Scheduled

Four-man team play among the
Imperial and Yuma valley golf
clubs will begin on January at
Yuma, professionals of the clubs
decided at a meeting last week.
Each club will select four man
team and matches will be played
during the winter on each of the
four courses, Barbara Worth, Del
Rio, International and the Yuma
country club.
Number one players of each club
will play in foursomes, as will No.
2, 8, and 4 players. Each man of
each foursome will play against
each opponent on a one point mas
sau scoring. Three points will be
awarded low medalist in each four
some.
Two matches will be played before
the tournament season opens, two
after. The valley tournament sea-
son will open on Jan. 81 at the
Calexico International golf course.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Giants, Packers
Win Crowns

NEW YORK, Dec. 4. CUP)-The
New York Giants won the National
Professional league eastern division
championship Sunday by defeating
the Washington Red Skins, 81.
The Giants scored all of their
points on field goals. two by Ward
Cuff. one by Ken Strong.
The Green Bay Packers were
forced 10 come from behind with a
fourth period touchdown TO defeat
tough Detroit eleven. 1877. A de-
feat would have dropped the Peck
ers back into a tie with the Chicago
Bears and a playoff for the western
title would have been necessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Lands Absent as
Meet OPENS

CINCINNATI, Dec. 4. (UP)-The
big winter baseball show opened
today on a negative note.
Commissioner K. M. Lands wasn't
here and that was an ominous
note to many major leaguers. The
trading mart was so quieth there
wasn't even a good Joe Medwick
OF Hank Greenberg rumor to run
down.
With about 1400 baseball mag
mates and officials here for the
week long conclave, activity was
expected to pick up considerably
when Lands arrives in mid week.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Today's Sports Parade

pins to cover his bets.
Our ends are still alive and play
ing football today. One is Don Hut
son, the Alabama boy who is almost
all there is to the Green Bay pro-
fessional team today, and the other
is Bill Hewitt, once of Michigan
and now of the Philadelphia Eagles.
I didn't see Fessler and Muller in
their primes, but if they can do
anything that our boys can't, it
must be crocheting.
At tackles Mr.. Hanley and I de-
cided on Joe Stydahar of West Vir
ginia and Ed Widseth of Minnesota
and at guards we honored Danny
Fortmann of Colgate and Hunk
Anderson of Notre Dame. After
naming Hunk we almost decided
there wasn't any use for any more
players, but we tackled on Mel Helm
as center: Dutch Clark at quarter
back, Tuffy Leemans at left half
George Wilson, rgiht half, and
Bronko Nagurski, fullback.
Boys, that's team. In the back
field we have four ball carriers
four blockers, four passers, and
three kickers.
And don't forget, Granny, we have
a signal-caller in our backfield-
Clark-and wouldn't have to resort
to popular vote in the huddle to
decide what play is going where.
The team that Hanley and
chose will receive gold wrist watches
the very instant that they go down
to the nearest jeweler and buy
them. We sort of feel the boys
should chip in and send us a watch
for picking them and thus render
ing them immortal for at least "a
hours
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04

do any practicing beforehand, other
than usual limbering up exercises
and passing drills.
One of the seasons largest crowds
is anticipated for tournament, as
similar tournaments have met with
outstanding success on the coast.
The affair, if successful, may be-
come an annual event
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Three Tie for First in Grid Contest

Three persons, Carmen Vinfrido,
M. Fujlzawa and Kenneth Boxley,
tied for first place in the week. S
football contest with II hits, one
miss
A mixup in schedules resulted in a
minor headache for the football
contest editor when the Auburn
Florida game was moved ahead one
week and when the Morris Brown
Virginia State game was delated one
week. The football editor solved
the situation by calling any sell
ection IN both games correct.
Next weeks contest will be the
last in the annual Post-Press prog
nostications.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
STU. HumbIes
CREIGHTON

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 4. CUP)-
The second invasoin of the month
from the Missouri Valley confer
ence against California football
teams failed Sunday as University
of San Francisco marked up 26
to ii victory over Creighton Uni
versity of Omaha before 10000
spectators in a charity game.
Drake University, first of the mid
west squads to invade the coast,
fell II to 0 before San Jose State.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Missouri to Play
In Orange Bowl

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 4. (UP)-Final
word from Missouri, champions OF
the Big Six, that they would play
Georgia Tech in the Orange Bowl
on New Years Day, was the only
barrier today to tussle that pro-
missed speed and thrills rather than
a cautious nursing of perfect re-
cords.
The Orange Bowl committee was
reported TO have been negotiating
with Missouri for some time. Tech,
which holds a share in the south
eastern conference title, has al
ready been declared in.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Bulldogs Defeat
Cleveland, 1917

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. 4. CUP)-
Four field goals, one of which came
in the closing minutes of the game,
gave the Los Angeles Bulldogs a
10 to II victory over the Columbus,
O., Bullies here yesterday before
$500 persons.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Imperial Varsity
ToMeet CaIexico
Reserves Tuesday

Imperial high schools varsity
football team will wind up its reg
ular season Tuesday night on I'M
perial Field against the Calexico
high reserves.
Calexico players who will form
the nucleus for the 1910 Bulldog
eleven will also see action in Tuesday
nights contest, according TO Coach
Ed Covington.
Imperial scored a 1913 triumph
over El Centro B squad and a 1870
win over Brawley reserves in its
last two games.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Lopez-ManIopig
Bout SOUGHT

The job of converting a theatre
building into a wrestling arena at
the Old Fox Imperial on Seventh
and State streets, moved ahead
this week and first matches were
scheduled one week from Thursday.
A possible main event will pit
Vincent Lopez against Pantheon
Manlopig.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Second Round Play
Starts This Week

Second round matches in the
Barbara Worth country club tourn-
ament will begin this week, accord
ing to Curley Vesey, pro.
Complete results of first round
matches will be announced in to-
rnorroW's paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Six Teams TO Compete i'm Tourney
Graves-Hogue to
Fiqht in 5. D.

The long awaited Hogue- Graves
boxing match was on the list of
coming attractions at the Coliseum
Athletic club Monday when both
boxers put their names on a con-
tract to mix Friday night.
Graves will continue workouts in
El Centre this week, Bigboy will
train in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
ST. Mary's Routs
LoyoIa, M-7

LOS ANGELES, Dec. a. UP)-
ST. Mary's overwhelmed Loyola
University 40 to in free scoring
contest yesterday before 10000 per-
sons
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Valley Gridders
Combine Talents
In Charity Game

The valley league football schedule complete and with
Calexco already crowned champions of the loop grdders
from six schools today turned their attention to Wednes
day nights football tournament at Ell Centre field.
Caipatria and Imperial will open the evenings activi
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
Tennessee, Texas Aggies, Cornell Only
Major Football Teams to Finish
Season Undefeafed and United

NEW YORK. Dec. 4. (UP)-All the returns the
1889 football in, except from what the polt
clans call few scattered precincts and the results show
that only three major stand undefeated and united
There they are-Tennessee Texas A. and NJ. and Cor
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-04
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Ethel Paulls. John Kido, Ada Du-
flock, Curley Vesey, Gene Preece,
william Mong, E. l.. Bowman, Lion
Ell Felix, Mrs Max Brents, Gus Ar
mendaris. John Feeney, w. j..
Strickland, Raymond Reeder, Ray
La opinión., 1939-09-10
FL 10 de Mario, i'm
pelido Flo por Ia

peIldo clio por Ia
necesidad. hizo Ell juramento de Ia
constitution que va no podia evi-
tar; V entonces el pueblo valen.
ciano paso a poner en- libertad a
Arizpe V a otros ilustres presses
que gemian en- las mazmorras;
despues Sc penso en- crear nuevas
autoridades y sacrificar a Elio,
odiado mortalmente por los valen-
cianos; Y csc atentado habria te-
nido efecto, 81 Arizpe no hubiera
intercedido y u quitado de las
manos de los conjurados a aquel
Official, su mas encarniZado perse-
guidor, D. Francisco Javier Elio,
virrey. gobernador V captain gene
raj del RENO de Valencia, debio Ia
vida al noble carac+ar de los espa-
noles que persiguio. Y principal
mente a Ia generosidad del ilustre
mexicano D. Miguel Ramos Ariz-
pc. de quien habia sido verdugo.
Este solo hecho retrata cabal-
mente ell alma admirable del pa
triota esclarecido que Ia muerte
nos ha arrebatado. iCompatrio-
tas! Meditad detenidamente en- el
valor real de esa accion; ella fue
tai. que puede llenar de un iusto
orgullo a los habitantes de Goa
hula. V a la Nacion de que fue
miembro ell magnanimo valor que
Ia ejecuto. iSombra venerable Y
augusta de IN hiio predilecto de
Mexico, recibe ell respeto Y la ad-
miracion de todos los mexicanos!
Cuando la historic refiera este ras-
go sublime de generosidad. ella CO
locara a D. Miguel Ramos Arizpo
entire los seres privilegiados. que
de tarde en- tarde glorifican Y en-
grandecen a la miserable especie
humana. FL que este escribe. al
recordar tanta magnanimidad. SO
siente poseido de un entusiasmo
vivo: ~ quien sera tan frio Y tan
indolente. que no Sc envanezca de
haber sido paisano Y amigo de un
hombre justo como Aristides. vir-
tuoso como Cation. sencillo Y mo-
desto como Cincinato?
A los pOcos dias de
este suceso Eel %
de Marco estando va restableci-
do ell orden publico en- Valencia,
marcho Arizpe para Madrid con ell
objeto de estar a la mira de to-
do 10 relative a su patria. En- aque-
LA lejana capital eiercio desde en-
tonces ell influjo que lie habia ga
nado su conducta. Ell qYe escribe
este. lego a la Corte de los re
yes de Espana ell 5 de Mayo de
1921, y al siga ente dia conocio
lPasa q Ia Pag. Raj
La opinión., 1939-09-10

la mas dulce y tranquila: su muer-
tie fue la del varon justo.
Los sentimientos que de prefe-
rencia 10 a<maron en- sus ultimos
dias eran del TODD r~eligiosos. y sus
disposiciones espirituales y tempo
rales lie fueron muy anticipates y
hechas con ell acierto que caracte-
rizaba su genio.
Fue hombre grade Y esclarecido
en- todos conceptos: excelente ecle-
siastico. eXcelente parroco. exec
lente amigo; sabio. justo. amable.
detprendido. c~aritativo Y humilde
liberal sin exaltacion V religioso
en- extreme. sin hipocresia: fue en-
fin, gran politico. gran patricia, y
patriarch de la federation mexi-
cana.
La patria ha perdido uno de sus
mejores hijos: sus amigos n dis
tinguido: su iglesia catedral. un
dean ilustre. y los que suscriben
ell mejor ito.
Josefa Ramos vida. de lbarra. y
sus hiios Manuel. Domingo. Fran
cisco Y Conception lbarra. sobri-
nos de hombre tan respectable. en-
union de Jose Maria Marin su
buen amigo v medico. que lo asis-
tic hasta los ultimos momentos de
su preciosa vida, depositan iuntos
a su cadaver estos recuerdos que
han redactado ell dia de su muer-
tie. en- medic de las lagrimas y ell
pesar. En- u c%orazones los con-
servaran mientras palpiten. Y To-
"a. para siempre su ~irreparable
perdida.
La opinión., 1939-09-10
OS an t e c edentes
apuntes biografi-

co, depositados en- ell feretro que
encierra las cenizas del Sr. D. i
guel Ramos Arizpe. forman ell mas
cabal panegirico de este buen ciu-
dadano: y para que sus servicios
V sus virtudes no oueden olvida-
das, a instancias de los amigos del
difunto condescendio la familia en-
que Sc %publiouen esos %sencillos
rasgos de la vida del mexicano es-
clarecido que en- Europa y en-
America homo a su patria con sus
hechos. m~erecedores de ocupar un
lugar distinguido en- la historic.
Las revoluciones politicas al in
terrumpir y zanzibar los unifor-
mes habituales de las ~sociedades,
facilitan ell desarrollo de las ia
cultades morales de los individuos
de ahi es Tue EN- las grandes re-
vueltas vemos con asombro ALTAR
sc de entire la multitud hombres
extraordinarios. que influyendo
poderosamente en- los successes, y
ensenoreandose del destino, deter
minan los acontecimientos sucesi-
vos.. v Sc converter en- genios IT,
tulares de los otros hombres. o Sc
La opinión., 1939-09-10

GU conducta en- esta
parte lie atrajo ell
odio del monarch, Y fue preso en-
u n calabozo de la carcel de Ma
drid, Y privado de toda comuni-
cacion por cerca de veinte meses.
al cabo de los cuales fue deste-
rrado Dor cuatro amos de la Car
tuja de Aracristi de Valencia. en-
donde estuvo hasta Ell ano de 1920
en- que Sc restablecio ell regimen
constitutional.
En- este ano volvio a las cortes
como diputado suplente, ell que
como tai trabajo por la America
con ell empeno Y acierto que es
muy sabido. Y en- ell mismo ano
fue nombrado chantre de esta SAN
ia iglesia catedral. de cuyo desti-
no tom6 possession a su nombre ell
Sr. DR.. D. Pedro Pineiro. en- %
de Agosto de 1920
Volvio a supatria ell ano de S22.
despues de haber preparado los
medios de hacerla independiente y
libre.
Fue luego electo diputado al
primer congreso constituyente me-
xicano ell ano 1923. en- aue Sc lie
nombro presi.ente de la gran o
mission de constitution.
Sus trabaios consignados en- esa
acta constitutiva y EN- esa consti-
tucion federal de 824, seran juz-
gados v apreciados debidamente
por la generation Tue viene.
Ell 10. de JUNO de 1925. sc lie
nombro Official mayor del minis
terio de justicia Y negocios ecle-
siasticos: y ell 20 de Noviembre
del mismo ano. fue electo minis
tro de la misma s~ecretaria. cuyo
empleo sirvio hasta ell 8 de Mar
20 de 1928.
En- 1880 fue nombrado por ell
supreme g~ooierno. ministro pleni-
potenciario para arreglar en- Me-
xico los tratados de esta Republi-
ca con la de Chile. los que fueron
aprobados.
La opinión., 1939-09-10

mismo ano una muy lucida oposi-
cion al concurso de curatos. no obs
tante que per haber perdido la
gracia de u Obisro ell Sr. Marin.
Sc lie previno Sc presentase a ST.
nodo a las ocho de dicho dia, Guam
do solo hacia dos horas que habia
llegado a Monterrey.
tIN consecuencia de
ell. sc lie do ell Gu
ratio del Real de Santiago de Bor-
bon, con positive agravio a sus
meritos v conocida literature; fue
vicario juez ecclesiastical de di-
cho ~curato, donde hizo tantos bic
mes como en- ell de Aguayo.
Ell 8 de Septiembre del mismo
ano hizo igu i o~posicion a la ca
nongia doctoral de Monterrey, y
sin embargo de la enemiga que lie
tenia su Obispo ell limo. Sr. Ma
rim. manifestada de muchas name
ras. merecio con TODD que aauel
venerable cabildo 10 propusiera en-
primer lugar con las expresiones
mas honorificas y c~alificativas de
sus funciones, conducta y literatu-
ra; y 81 no fue doctoral es debi-
do a que no auiso serlo. cuando
en- Espana estuvo en- sus manos
haberlo conseguido.
Ell 4 de Agosto de 1910 tuvo
su examm de abogado en- ell Illus
tire v nacional colegio de los de
Mexico. v previa la unanime apro-
bacion de todos los miembros con-
currentes a Ell. fue recibido por la
audiencia del 16 del mismo mes.
Ell 10. de Septiembre del mismo
afo fue electo diputado p%ropieta-
rio por su provincial de Coahuila.
a las cortes extraordinarias de
Cadiz. para donde salio ell % de
Diciembre v tomo possession ell %
de Mario de 81. Ell desempeno
de su encargo hasta ell 10 de Ma
yo de S14 en- que en- ell poder abb
soluto dcrroco la representation
nacional fue ell mas absolute, ell
mas eficaz no solo de su provin-
cha. sine de toda la America. Su
historic en- este punto ofrece una
de las mas bellas paginas de la vi
da publica de este hombre verda-
deramente patricia y amantc de la
libertad de su pals. que supo des-
preciar n mira y toda clase de
promesas halagiienas por no ha-
GER TRACTION a sus opiniones v re-
machar asi las cadenas de nuestra
Independence.