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 1 2 |  before that a small group of men has so outraged the rights
 2 5 |      Both in 1914 and in 1915 men who seemed veritably inspired
 3 8 |     the level of professional men and of laborers but with
 4 9 |       Venerable Brothers, the men who originated, approved,
 5 9 |     Catholic nation and among men who have been baptized,
 6 12|  added to persecution. Wicked men have tried to place the
 7 14| foreign priests and religious men have been expelled from
 8 15|    with the army and laboring men, in a parade sponsored by
 9 16|   stopped at these acts. Both men and women who defended the
10 18|   shall "obey God rather than men" (Acts v, 19) on every occasion
11 20|  signatures of citizens, both men and women. ~
12 21|       to overcome and conquer men of this type who are committed
13 24|       audacious acts of a few men, but should be governed
14 27|     these organizations, both men and women, are so brave
15 27|      world, to angels, and to men! How worthy of eternal praise
16 27|    tears, some of these young men and boys have gladly met
17 29|       for her the love of all men; unfortunately the very
18 30|                  30. If those men who now in Mexico persecute