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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-15
HUSBAND TO ASK DIVORCE
Actress who Attempted Suicide
Will Not Contest Suit.

LOS ANGELES, August Is Rl.-Lina
Basquette, dancer and film actress, who
attempted suicide Wednesday, said hei
husband, Peverell Marley. cameraman,
had notified her of his intention to file
suit for divorce. She said the suit
would not be contested.
Miss Basquette is the widow Of Sam
Warner, motion picture executive.
Nearly 100000 tons of rice were pro-
duced in the Netherland East Indies In
the last IL months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-15

facts of this drought. In this effort we
oespeak the cooperation Of every one
Of you.
I thank you. And good might.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
DUOUETTE

Mrs. J. ". Harvey made a trip &c
ST. Paul Monday, returning Tuesday
noon
Mrs. John Ahlm, with her son and
daughter. left last Thursday for q
motor trip to points in Iowa
Robert Balsom made a trip TO Bru-
no between trains Friday.
Mrs. Fred Hedberg returned home
Friday, after a weeks stay in Duluth.
The management Of the Duquerte
Community hall has secured the sery-
ices Of VIM H Johnson's orchestra 10
play for a dance Sept 81. This Or
chestra consists of piano, drum. saIa-
phone, and violin and includes :
champion old time fiddler, who has
been heard over the radio often
The local creamery just received q
car Of coal, Elmer Anderson doing the
unloading.
4 number Of people in this neigh
borhood attended the funeral Saturday
day afternoon of Ben Mahue of Nick
erson. who died at the University hos
pital last week
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
DUXBURY

Mr.. and Mrs y. Nopp Of Danforth.
were callers IL the Lillian Anderson
and r J. Shute homes last Thursday.
Lillian Anderson Mrs Glienke, and
Mrs. R J. Shute attended the Ladies
Aid AZ the R LampSon home We'd
nesday Of last week
Nj and Mrs ". J. Shute and daugh-
ter, Frances, are visiting with rela-
rives and friends in Princeton
Mr. and Mrs Selhayer Of Danbury,
Wis. spent Monday and Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Shute.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Duncan and Myrna
and Oliver. were Sandstone and
Hinckley callers Saturday
Erwin Anderson and Roy Schmidt
came home Saturday from Byron.
where they had worked the past sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs H Duncan and chill
dren were Sunday callers AZ the J.
Ludwig home
Mrs. H Duncan spent Tuesday with
Mrs r Shute-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
KERRICK DEPARTMENT

ness. Saturday. They also called On
friends and spent the afternoon visit
ing al the Arthur Lindell home in
Dell Grove
Mrs NJ A McGrath worked for r.
F. Elmer in Nickerosn Sunday, while
the Elmer family attended the CIR
meet in Duluth.
The many friends of August Larson
are glad 10 learn that he is improving
from the injuries received from light
ming during the storm Sunday night,
August 81
Presbyterian Notes-Services at e:45
a N. Sunday; Sunday school follows
Christian Endeavor meets ar the
Park school house Sunday evening a,
5 o'clock, instead Of al the church.
The young folks are doing well Come
and bring your friends and help make
the meetings bigger and better. Re
member they are the church workers
OF tomorrow, and your interest and
cooperation is much appreciated
Ralph Wahlquis1, leader.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
RUTLEDGE

Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. 4 Mitchell
OF Boyey. visited at the Art CnderhiIl
farm They were on their return
from z trip by car through eastern
Canada and the eastern states On
the same day Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bacon
OF saltwater, were dinner guests:
they were on their honeymoon Mrs
H 5. Underhill Of Duluth. was also
there
Miss Margaret Conway spent Frida y
here. She was enroute 10 Portland.
Gre, after 4 summer tour Of Europe.
Mrs Henry Turish and Miss G. Sher-
idan Of Duluth, called on her while
here. She also made q short visit
81 the Art Cnderhill farm
Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
H Hermansen. Mrs. Jacobsen. MI
and Mrs o. Hermansen and children.
Mrs A z Frost and daughter. Mrs.
Petersen and son. Pete. and Thorvald
Jacobsen spent the afternoon with
Mrs. 4. r Buck 4 lunch vas served
and a pleasant time enjoyed. the &C.
casion being Mrs Bucks birthday.
The evening guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
H Clausen and two boys. M and
Mrs Fred johnson. Mr. and Mrs. c.
Thinessn and daughter. Harold John
sen and Miss Freda Hansen. all Of
AskOv.
Miss B. Houde was home from 81
Paul on account u the illness Of her
mother Mr.. and Mrs. MARI of St.
Paul. came here and spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Houde and Mrs.
Strokichsr and sons OF Beroun. we're
here Friday TO see her.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Cardinal and chill
dren were dinner guests ~ the c. J.
Eouds home Monday evening.
Carl Peterson was : Superior pas
senger Tuesday.
Mrs. Katherine Genzdek and son.
Joe. Mr.. and Mrs John GenaGek. all
OF Minneapolis. Ms. Julia Price Of
Duluth. we're here Monday 10 attend
the funeral Of Mrs. s Gena6ek 81
Willow River.
Sunday visitors 81 the 4. r Buck
home we're Mr.. and Mrs Nels Peter
Ssn and daughter and Jens Christea-
sen.
Mrs l. D Jones visited 81 the home
OF her daughter. Mrs NJ E Cox. sun
Gay. and also with Mrs 4 {. Jones.
who is Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs Jalner Jensen OF Min
neapolis. were Sunday visitors II the
NJ Jensen home
Mr.. and Mrs Burg Of Pine City. are
visiting 81 the A YounsbaUsr home.
Mrs Brandt her mother and cousin
went 10 Rush City over the weekend
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
EAST OF BRUNO

Nj and Mrs Peter Sway and fam
lily of Hillsboro. y. D.. visited with
the John Sway family for 2 few days
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sway and fam
/ lily and Mr.. and Mrs Peter Sway and
family muored 10 Duluth Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Denny were sup
per callers at the John Sway home
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. H Nelson Harold
and Ruth. were dinner callers az the
y. G. Nelson home Sunday.
! party was rendered for the Joe
Denny family SATURDAY evening al the
Chas- Southerton home. = good time
was enjoyed by all
M and Mrs Chas. Kunz and Rose,
and Mr. and Mrs Joe Denny we're
dinner callers AZ the Frank Mach
home Sunday.
John Sway took two loads OF stock
10 South ST Paul Last week
Mr. and Mrs E J. Miller and fam
lily attended the open air speech given
al Pine City By Floyd B. Olson
John. Mar. Mildred and Alma
Storebo. also Adelaide Rupp were Du-
lUIh visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Howey are wear
ing an everlasting smile over the ar
rival OF Z son Mother and baby are
doing fine
Miss Hattie Mach is spending week
With Irene Charpentier.
Nels Berg. Ruth and two brothers
called ar the BilIman home last
Thursday evening
Mrs J. H LnEen- Mrs ". NJ Eng
Iund. Mrs. ORGY Plaisred. and Mrs
Somners took . picnic dinner and
spent Monday with Mrs Nike Piaisted-
Mr. and Mrs. John Bade spent Sat-
urday al the Community fair in vii
low River and Is usual carried off
several prizes
Mrs. OTTO Downing and Mrs Julia
Halls spent Monday with Mrs Ed
Downing.
Arthur Dvorak spent the weekend
81 his home
M and Mrs Ed Downing and
Billie. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brieland
and family spent Sunday evening ar
the Otto Downing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS kunz and Rose,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Bade were
dinner guests az the E ". Adams
home recently.
Mrs James Caldwell and children
and Mrs NJ 4 McGrath spent Fri
day evening with Mrs. Billman-
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Sprague, Mr..
and Mrs John Bade and Carl Bade
and NJ. and Mrs. Billman were SAT-
urday evening guests al the Nike
Plaisted home
Adolf Johnson had the misfortune
10 have 25 turkeys stolen recently.
II seems z shame that things OF that
sort are going on
Leroy Miller and Ivan returned
home from Canada. after being in the
harvest fields this fall
Mrs Julia Hall Of Seattle, Wash.
and Joe Fradette Of Princeton, are
visiting az the Otto Downing home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
DANFORTH TOWNSHIP

Don't forget the chicken supper
served by the Ladies Aid AZ the home
Of Miss Gerda Wheeler Friday eve
ming. Sept IS. The supper will be
served between the hours Of 10 $50
?. n This supper takes the place Of
| the Ladies Aid annual sale Of home
made articles
Joe and VIM Peters trucked hogs
10 St Paul Friday.
Mr. and Ms VIM Boye o. Albert
City. Iowa arrived last Thursday 70
visit the Wm- Treague family, return
ing home Tuesday.
Mrs. Aug Anderson and son vii
liam. and daughter, Amanda spent
Sunday as guests ar the Oscar Swan
son home Of Sand Creek
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
home Of Mrs NJ l. White Wednesday.
Sept "a
Emil Erickson and Joe Peters mo-
tored 10 Duluth Sunday morning 10
attend the dedication Of the air port.
The Young Peoples meeting viii Be
held Saturday evening az the Ole
Roland home
Guy Hendricks. accompanied by his
brother. Harry, and Albert Swanson
made trip 70 North Dakota last
week and purchased two carloads Of
wheat 10 Dc sold az Sandstone this
week
Lawrence Lundeen had the luck Of
trapping two wolves last week
School will commence Monday. Sept.
18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pollock and
family were fishing AZ Lake Tamerack
Saturday.
Ralph Smith accompanied by his
son, Mayard. and Grandpa Smith and
Chas. Okelley notored 10 Hinckley
Saturday.
Mr.. Colleton arrived Tuesday of last
week. and Is staying on his farm here
Elizabeth Swanson OF Clover spent
the weekend AZ her home here
Norma Wheeler Of Sandstone. spent
the weekend II home with Mrs Neva
Mudd.
Mr.. and Mrs Anton Olson left for
Mount Pleasant Iowa, Friday. after
staying home with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Andrew Olson. during the
summer months
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
Oak Lake Neighborhood

Mr.. and Mrs Gust Koecher and son,
and Mr.. and Mrs Emil Koecher and
sons were dinner guests at the VIM.
Asst home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Anderson of Dr.
luth, spent the weekend at John
SwenSon's-
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Anderson and
son, George, visited ar Victor Sven
sons Sunday afternoon
Kenneth Nelson returned home
from the Cloquet hospital Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Berger and fam
lily we're callers at the Gust Koecher
home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Johnson will ell
terrain the Ladies Aid and Luther
League Al their home Saturday. Sept.
20. The Ladies Aid meets in the aft
ernoon, and the Luther League in the
evening
Mr.. and Mrs Gust Koecher and son
called at Victor Swenson's Sunday
evening
Miss Hilma johnson returned home
Sunday from the ST. Mary's hospital
in Duluth
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Barnett returned
home Wednesday from Highmore, S.
D.. where they spent week with rel
atives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Starch and
daughters Of Bruno. visited at he Aug.
Larson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Anderson, Joe
Rand and Willie and Otto Koecher
called at Alfred Anderson's Sunday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
GRONINGEN

Wednesday afternoon Mrs Geo Mel
son. Mrs Elmer Nelson and son mo-
tored 10 Duluth and Elmer Nelson re-
turned with them in the evening
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence spent q few
days last week with her brother aud
family ar Willow River.
Mr. and Mrs J. a Bloom were e.
tertained last Thursday noon al the
Geo Nelson home
Mr.. and Mrs. Nyrup and son. Ru-
dolph, Of Friesland. spent Saturday
evening AZ Ben Nelson's.
Mrs John Miller and sons. Elmer.
John and Leslie, motored 10 Shafer
and spent Sunday with Mrs Eastlund.
i number from here attended the
reception OF the confirmation class
Wednesday evening at the Hinckley
church
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Nelson. Mrs. e.
mer Nelson and son motored TO Fred
eric, Wis 10 visit relatives over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Anton Anderson and
children motored 10 the cities and
returned Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Chas- Schwartz enter
tanned relatives from Paynesville over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Bloom and son
visited al the J. a Bloom home Sun
day.
Mesdaues George and Elmer Nelson
and son visited al the 4 E Jones and
NJ z Cox homes Tuesday
Mrs Anna Erickson and Mrs Ell
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
BRUNO

Mr.. and Mrs Grant Gault were
presented with 81 electric radio by
their children. They received II last
THURSDAY a. Z birthday gift
Nj. and Mrs. JorEelsen. Albert and
Kenneth. and NJ. and Mrs Floyd
Damuon spent Saturday in Duluth
and superior.
NJ. md Mrs. Lawrence Churchill,
Robert and Helen. and Charles Ames
spent Sunday in Duluth attending the
dedication OF the new air port
Grant Gault spent last week near
Duluth ~ his work
NJ. and Mrs Jens P Miller and
Betty Of Pine City. visited friends
here Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. Earl Howey are the
proud parents OF baby boy born
recently.
M and Mrs Piker and son Of Hut
Crimson. spent from Friday until
Monday with her sister. Mrs Geo
wehking Sunday the WehkinEs and
and Pikers were il Duluth
Ed RodenberEer and Tom spent Fri
day in Minneapolis and 81. Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and
MI and Mrs. EDWARDS, Walter and
Ward. attended the Willow River
Community fair. Mrs. Andersen and
Mrs. Edwards served Is TWO Of the
judges OF baking canned fruit and
flowers
Nj. and Mrs. John Rupp, and Anna
Schrader. Mr. and Mrs VIM. Schra-
Ger. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bade and
Carl. attended the Willow River Com
UuniIy fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gault, Helen.
August OTTO. and Anna and Miss Ella
Ro1kie OF Wrenshau. visited the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
GzulL recently.
Ms. Ner-ie Layug. Mary Rose. Mrs
John Stafford and Carlton spent Sat-
Urday and Sunday in ST Paul
Mrs Otto Olson spent from Tuesday
until Sunday z. the Eairview hoSpl-
tai with her daughter Mrs. Walter
JOhansen.
Mr.. ZastrOy Of Mankato, was il
town Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman AMI
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Eisfel6er of S.
Paul, we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlin recently
Miss Anna Rupp spent Sunday at
her home
The Messrs. Leroy and Ivan Miller
have returned from Saskatchewan,
Canada
Presbyterian Norss-Sunday school
a. 10 O'Clock. church services a. Il
O'Clock c. z II O'Clock at the PARK
school house, Ralph WahIQuist,
leader. Everybody welcome
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
Duquette School Notes
District No. Is.
Editor. Esther Anderson.
Principal. Vivian WahlauiSt.

Principal. Vivian Wahlquist-
The pupils that have been absent
during the term are Mary Johnson
and Maxine Thompson
The assembly period has been
changed to every other week The
sixth and seventh grades are TO have
charge Of the program on the 27th OF
September.
The first, second third. and fourth
graders studied about feathers for
nature study last week.
The seventh graders are making
geography note books with products,
pictures. clippings, and other things
of interest concerning South America.
The sixth graders are making an
early village dwellers' village for his
tory.
We are studying forestry this week.
paying special attention 10 white
pine and white pine rust
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
An OPINION

voiced 10 the raise of 80 per cent
made in land by the county board II
may be justified but its hard TO see
il from this end. Our lowest priced
land AZ that rate stands valued at So
an acre. There are several hundred
acres that can be bought for less than
81 an acre. so why value il at So. The
town board made an honest effort 20
get the values down near where they
should be but their efforts were GER
tainly spoiled by this raise.
s. 4. HalvorSon left for Rockford
to see if he still has q family there.
He says he likes Kerrick. but also
likes the family, and has TO go TO
see them occasionally.
Silo filling is well along. The corn
crop was not 50 bad after all.
J. a Truesdale and family Of St
Paul. spent q few days with the Key
port family this week and like il up
here.
Stock pihng al the two sand pits
is going on these days
John Fail and his good natured old
dad were visitors ar kerrick this
week They live near the Chaffee
settlement, east Of Foxboro, Wis.
Lots Of fall blowing is being done
during this nice fall weather.
Bill Shubert had the tough luck TO
break two ribs but he plugs along
Just the same. What's q couple Of
ribs" says Bill
Alfred Bley and wife Of Holyoke,
were Kerrick callers this week
Someone stole onions out Of the
Frank Mach field Stole cabbage from
T. B. Thompson, and turkeys from
Adolf Johnson
Francis Hogan drove TO ST. Johns
10 resume his school duties SUNDAY,
the 14th
= farewell party was given for M
and Mrs 10 Denny al the Chas. Sou
horton home, Saturday evening. the
18th 4 number Of their friends at
tended The Dennys moved TO Duluth
for the winter. They made a number
Of friends while here and their NOV
ing is regretted.
Jack SoUtherton recently trapped
two wolves One of them is thought
10 be the one which caused Mr.. Cur
y so much loss from sheep. JACK
says il was big and old
Mrs P. E Berset- who has been
visiting with her daughter and friend
in this territory for the past three
weeks. left on the 18th for Minnea-
polls and will 90 from hetre. after q
shor visit, 70 her home in Milwaukee,
Wis
Please hand in your news items On
Monday or Tuesday Of each week
Your friends and acquaintance who
get the American" are looking for
your name. and that of your friends
Adrian Berglund and Felix KvaS-
nicka attended the opening Of the Nc
Williams air port in Duluth Sunday.
The G. L Wahlquist family motored
10 Sandstone and Hinckley Oh bust
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
VILSTAD NEIGHBORHOOD

The Vilstad Ladies Aid Will meet
al the home Of Mrs. Carl Samuelson
Thursday afternoon, Sept. 25. Every
body is welcome
The Vilstad Luther League will
meet az the Vilstad Lutheran church
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
SOUTH OF BRUNO

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Conrad of Rush
City, spent Sunday At the s. o. Saa-
stad home
Mrs. Boyer was a pleasant caller
ar the L o. Lund home Wednesday
Of last week
Chester Friesendahl is spending a
few days a the Harold Elwell home.
Mrs. Ivan Skinner and Hattie of
Hinckley. were callers ar the Saastad
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A Adams were enter
tanned az the L o. Lund home Tues
day evening.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18
Just the Same.

is there anything more eIASperat-
Ing than 70 have : wife who can cook
but won't DO liz said the first man
Yes, indeed said the other 70
have one that can't cook and will
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18

Sunday evening, Sept 81, al o'clock.
4 welcome is extended 10 all
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18

Heard ar the ladies social: Have
you heard the awful story about
Mrs Heard il, Why,
my dear, originated it"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18

Trial subscription to the American.
SOC for four months
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18

Schwartz called on Mrs Sig Nelson
az Friesland Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Nelson spent
Tuesday evening al the Geo Nelson
hone.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18

st. Paul's Ey. Lutheran Church
Bruno. Mimi.
Sunday. Sept 21 regular divine
services az 2:30 ?. N
Z c. HALLTEIN. Pastor
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-09-18

Want ads buy and sell.
La gaceta., 1930-02-28
Ell INGLES RETLAMC
FOUL"

Miami, Feb. 28.-El toque fl
nal a unO de los mayores fraca-
3os pugilisticOs en- muchos amos
u6 APPLICABLE anoche cuand0
iack Sharkey, reconocido como
Il campe6n americana de peso
ompleto, fue declarado vence-
Tor sobre ell ingles Phil Scott,
n el tercer round de un comba-
lie a ounce, por "nocao' tecnico.
Despues de escenas de ex-
traordinaria confusion y haber
e concedido a Scott un minute
lie descanso, por haber reclama-
10 foul, la mano de Sharkey
fue levantada pOr Ell referee
Lou Magnolia mientras ell bri-
tanico, palido con expression de
augusta en- ell rostro, declinaba
seguir peleando.
La gaceta., 1930-02-28
0 n A BOU
QUILLON

jim Maloney, de Boston, a
canz6 una decisiya victoria SO
bre ell frances Noise Bouqulllon
en- diez rounds. FL referee
Frank McCracken, de Fiiadel-
fla, levant6 la mano al irlandes
despues de un combate durante
ell cual ell frances fue duramen-
tie maltratado, particularmente
en- los dos ultimos asaltos. Malo
ney tuvo a su contrario "grog-
gy" en- los dos primeros asaltos,
pero ell frances Sc recompuso =
llev6 la batalla a su c%ontrario
en- los siguientes asaltos, des-
cargando largas i%zquierdas a la
cabeza. En- ell noveno Maloney
castig6 a Bouquillon con I'm po-
tente Swing, cerr6 Ell oio IL
quierdo de este y lie derrib6 ca
81 todos los dientes. Pesaba Ma
loney 1913 libras Y su rival 1885.
La gaceta., 1930-02-28
Campolo y su pequeno RI

Campolo Y su pequeno IT,
val Johnny Risko, no fue del a.
grade del p1blico que anoche
presenci6 las peleas ofrecidas
en- su Arena de aqui por Ia cor
poraci6n Madison Square Gar
den.
Muchos de los expertos que
estaban sentados junto al ring
dieron a Risko un apreclable
margen sobre SD corpulento ri
val.
Campolo atac6 furiosamente
en- Ell d6cimo asalto, estremecien
do a Risko con efectivas dere-
chas; pero hasta csc momento
ell panadero de Cleveland tenia
una SUBSTANTIAL ventaja, en- pun
tos, sobre su adversario.
Durante TODD ell combate, deg-
pues del primer round, Risko
mantuvo la ofensiva, sin hacer
mucho dano al argentine; pero
logrando que este perdiera mu-
chos golpes.
La gaceta., 1930-02-28

su poeGia:
Las estreyitas der sielo
van aumentando Su lus
pa ilumina ar Sen6
que Gamma con su crus.
Al fin entr6 el Senior en- su
casa. Los hermanos, que descan-
Saban de la larga caminata des-
pl0mados en- los baucos de Ia
iglesia, cayeron de rodillas. En-
tr6 tambi6n la Virgen del Ma
yor dolor y Traspaso dando la
cara al pueblo, atravesado ell
pech por un punal, triste Y bon
dadosa.
Rosita de mis- r~osales,
rosita de Jerico,
por Ell dolor que tn sufres
ten piedad de mi dolor.
Fuera, arrimada a la puerta.
La gaceta., 1930-02-28

con ell coraz6n oprimido, qued6
esperanto Rocio, llorosa, sin
que fueran parte a animarla las
esperanzadas palabras de la Ga
Hego, deseando Y temiendo yer
a su padre en- cada encapucha-
do que saiia.
Don lsmael busc6 en- la iglesia
por todas parties a Carmona.
Manuel Manuel! HAN
visto ustedes a Manoliyo?
Manoliyo no habia esperado
al Senior. Trio mas bien que dio
su cirio al capiller en- cuanto en-
tr6 en- la iglesia, sali6 dispara-
do por la puerta de la s~acristia
y, mientras "Almanzor" lie bus
caba, corria en- demanda del ga
rage donde guardaba ell autom6.
vii y Sc habia vestido ell habito,
La gaceta., 1930-02-28
tie detenida ante elias.

tie detenida ante elias.
Por la sangre de tn hijo,
por ell dolor de tn alma,
ten piedad de la que llora
a tus pies arrodillada.
Era ell dia augusta del per-
don, y 10 imploraban de la Bon
dad, que sabe 10 que es la mise
ria humana.
iPor todos murio en- la cruz
Y a todos los perdon6!
Tenian las coplas csc acento
doloroso, desgarrador de las
canciones carcelarias. Solloza
ban las mujeres, escondian la
cara los hombres, lloraban los
centinelas, ell jefe de la guardia
Sc mordia los marciales bigotes
para no declarar su vencimien
to. La emoci6n embargaba has