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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-03-10
SIXTEEN MARRIAGES ARE
PERFORMED DURING WEEK
Eight Licenses Issued on Satur-
day-One Don't Publish"

Sixteen marriage licenses were is
sued during the week ending Monday
at noon from the office of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court in Oakland. Half
of this number were issued on Satur-
day, almost always a busy day for
the clerk in this department of his
office. One permit was marked "don't
publish"
Thomas Lawrence Lewis, %, far
mer, and Mary Lee Williston, 16 (par-
ents' consent), student, both of Terra
Alta, w. Va.
Delbert E. Carder, II, clerk, and
Thelma Andreath Irelan, ID (parents'
consent), student, both Of Toledo, Y.
Renzy Kemp Wilt, 81, paper maker,
Westernport, Md, and Dolores Ethel
Hearl, 10, Luke, Md.
Shirley Clifford Martin, Fl, laborer'
and Flossie Marie Strawderman, %,
both of Parsons, w. Va.
Carl Doyle Terrell, %, laborer, and
Mary Jean Hall, 10, both of Weston,
West Va.
Fank Theodore Archer, %, laborer,
and Menda May Mckinney, 10, both
of Oxford, W. Va.
James Robert Ballah, %, laborer,
Rivesville, W. Va, and Nellie Ruth
shirer, 20, Morgantown, W. Va.
Rex Edward Crouser, 26, school
teacher, Elkview, W. Va, and Chelya
Yvonne Massey, 81, stenographer, Big
Chimney, w. Va.
Eugene Herndon Gibson, 2l' me-
chanic. and Mary Margaret Cordory'
10. both of Fairmont, w. Va.
Jacob julius oester, 25, school
teacher, Grantsville, Md, and Beulah
Alverta Hetrick, IS, Jennings, Md.
Ira Lorraine Koehler, SO, stationary
engineer, Pennington, w. Va, and
ANNA Hall, 81, Fairmont, W. Va.
Dennis Ralph Saunders, 81, truck
driver, and Grace Margaret Squires,
21, school teacher, both of Enterprise,
West Va.
Robert Melvin Conn, 81, laborer,
and Frances Valine Blackburn, Is,
both of Cans, w. Va.
John Paul McAllister, rs, glass
worker, Reader, W. Va, and Lois
Pauline Swartz, %. school teacher,
Pine Grove, w. Va.
Rudolph Jackson Arnold, %, buyer,
Clarksburg, W. Va, and Janice Maud
Sutton, %, buyer, Bridgeport, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-03-10
BITTINGER

The first decided blizzard of the en-
tire winter swept over this section,
last Sunday. Snow fell early in the
day and drifted in the roads to such
depth that automobile travel was
halted by evening and the mercury
went down dangerously near the zero
point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bittinger and
Mrs. Jacob Brenneman, who went to
St. Paul for a weeks visit with rela-
tives, were snowbound upon their re-.
eurn homeward on Sunday.
j. A. Beachy and son Forrest, of
near Grantsville, were business cal
lers in Bittinger early last week.
Constable Silas o. Wiley, of Noun
tain Lake Park, passed through here
one evening last week.
R. L. Emory and sister Miss Ruth
Emory motored to Frostburg on a
business mission few days ago.
w. E. Buckle was obliged to in
vest in some new headgear since
Madam Stork presented he and Mrs.
Buckle with a baby boy a few days
ago.
John Green, who resides in the Dry
Run community, near this place, was
taken to Miners Hospital at Frost
burg, one day last weGh where he is
receiving treatment.
Daniel Green, of Meadow Noun
tain, was a Sunday visitor on this
side of the mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Beachy and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Beachy visited rela-
tives in Mountain Lake Park on Sum-
day.
Rex. Ralph and Ebert Buckle mo-
tored to Frostburg last Saturday ev-
ening where they spent a few hours
with friends.
Members of the Busy Workers.
Sunday school class were entertained
by Miss Ruth Emory last Saturday
afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-03-10

The Communication from Mr.. Clifford
Friend, of Accident, Appearing in
The Republican last Thursday In
Which Mr.. Friend Complained of
Taxes in Garrett County, Finds An
Answer in the Speech Delivered by
Mr.. Galen L. TAFT in Baltimore Re-
Gently Wherein Mr.. TAFT Shows
Conclusively That The Governor of
Maryland, MIR. Richie, Is Response
BILE For High Taxes Not Only in
Garrett County but in Every COun-
ty of Maryland.
To the Editor of The Republican.
Reading with interest the communi-
cation appearing in The Republican
last Thursday, contributed by Mr..
Clifford Friend, of Accident, brought
to my mind something that occurred
a short time ago when former office
holder of Garrett county used practi-
cally the identical argument in his
effort to shift the responsibility for
high taxes in Garrett county that Mr..
Friend has used in his letter to the
editor. Whether or not there is any
connection between the two men in
the preparation of the article and the
argument used by the former office
holder, 1 am unable to say, but l do
know that for some months past a
feeling has existed in the heart and
mind of the man honored few years
ago by the voters of the county
against at least one member of the
Board of County Commissioners and
at every opportunity presented some
thing to the discredit of the Commits
sioner is said by the man who has
taken umbrage and for no good reason
whatever.
So, if Mr.. Friends communication
and argument is based on what some
one else has said and is being used as
cat's-paw, then his grounds are I'M
tenable, to say the least, but he has
failed to lay the cause of high taxes
in Maryland at the right door. The
Commissioners are responsible for
the levying of only about Is per cent
of the taxes in Garrett county. The
levying of the other rs per cent is
made mandatory by laws passed dur
ing Mr.. Ritchie's administration as
we shall see by reading the following
address, made at Baltimore on Febru-
airy IL by Mr.. Galen L. TAFT, whose ar
gument and statement of facts and
figures should be sufficient to convince
any fair-minded individual that the
reason for high taxes is in Annapolis
and the office of Governor Richie and
not in the County Commissioners
office in Oakland.
Mr.. TAFT said in part:
An example of the old-time leader
ship, long on politics but short on
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sound economics, was given recently
in Washington when Governor Rit-
chic, speaking under the auspices of
the American Taxpayers League,
stated, "The Federal Government
should stop draining the earnings and
savings of the American people.
Farms and homes go under the ham
mer because taxes cannot be paid"
what has the Government DONE" he
said, "to adjust itself to conditions
and to reduce its cost to the American
people, thus saving something on the
taxpayers bills?"
Before Governor Richie assumes
to hold the Federal Government re-
sponsible for the burdens of taxation,
! let him acknowledge that state and
local governments impose large part
of these burdens. The ordinary fam
lily man with income of $4,000, or less,
pays very little or nothing to the Fed
eral Government, but whether he
owns home or rents, he pays a very
considerable sum, directly or indi-
rectly, for state, city, town, county,
school or other local taxes.
Let Governor Richie prove that the
eXtravagant local governments, under
his MISUNDERSTANDING his four terms
has reduced the tax burden to the or
binary individual or has been more
economically conducted than the Fed
eral Government, which has the great
burden of national defense and Sc
curity.
Let us review the era between 1920,
when Mr.. Richie became governor,
the last year of the Wilson admins
tration. and the year 1930-a decade
of Richie rule in Maryland and Re-
publican administration at Washing
ton.
First, let US take up the public debt.
The debt of Maryland has increased
under Governor Richie from about
IS millions in 1920 to 80 millions in
1880, while the national debt, under
Republican rule, has decreased from
"a billions in 1920 to 16 billions in
1880. While Governor Richie in
creased Maryland's debt 62 per cent,
Republican Presidents reduced the ma
tional debt by 81 per cent.
During President Wilson's last
year, the national government spent
billions 100 millions of taxes, while
in 1880 the Republican national ad-
ministration spent billions 400 mil
lions of taxes, which is a decrease of
Al per cent. This includes the large
interest, but excludes principal, pay
ments, on the sinking fund in retire
ment of public debts which were paid
out of surplus ordinary receipts.
How strikingly different in Mary
land, the Utopia of Governor Ritchie's
fertile imagination!
Governor Harrington, in 1920, spent
in Maryland, $12,300,OO0. Governor
Richie, in 1880, expended over $685.
100000. While Washington decreased
expenses by ID per cent, Annapolis
raised them by 100 per cent. Mean
time Federal employees were greatly
reduced, while state employees multi
piled.
When Mr.. Richie came in as gov
ernor in 1920, Maryland collected
about millions in general property
taxes, and in 1880 collected about 7
millions, an increase of about AZ per
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-03-10
HOW MANY DO YOU KNOW
in this WEEKS PICTURE?

In continuing the feature of "Who
Remembers" which was started in
The Republican last Thursday, this
week a number of individual photo
graphs are presented. The photo
graphs of the subjects shown were
taken in their younger days. Try
hard at first and see if you can name
them. Then when you can't turn
to the paragraph below and see how
far off you were.
Reading from left to right, top row
first: Albert G. Ross, Marshall Ney
Wilson, Edwin E. Friend, Moses R.
Hamill, next two aren't in the county
any more); Frederick A. Thayer, Geo.
B. Frazee, Albert L. Lee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-03-10
Trust the Lord

Difficulties afford opportunities for
learning Gods faithfulness, which 9TH
erwise we should not have. 1t gives
me great comfort to remember that
the work is his; that he knows how
best to carry it on, and is infinitely
more interested in it than we are.
His word shall not return unto him
void: we will preach it then, and leave
results with him.-HudsOn Taylor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-03-10

LESSON TEXT-John 14:1-1S.
GOLDEN TEXT-Peace leave with
you, my peace 1 give unto you: not as
the world giveth, give I unto you, Let
not your heart be troubled, neither let
1t be afraid.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Jesrs Plans
Home in Heaven.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Jesus Plans Home
in Heaven.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
1C-Jesus Comforts His Disciples.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
1C-Jesus Comforts His Disciples.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-03-10

Gratitude is the continuous echo
which our hearts give to Gods mercy.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
AS ACTINIDADES DE UNA
FIRMA DE ABOGADOS

Habana, abril 20.-COnside-
rando una queja del consul anne
ricano en- la Habana, Sr. Fred
erick G. Dumond, la policia in
vestiga las actividades de una
firma de abogaGos, aqu. que ha
Ysnido distrih@yendo tarjetas y
circularas en- los FStados Uni
dos, prometiendo obtener divor-
clos en- periodos de l a Is dias.
Esa firma de abogados ha ira
tado de couvencer a los touris-
tas americanos para que vengan
a Cuba a divorciarse, hacienda
les Greer que aqui es tan facii
c~onseguir ell divorcio como en-
Majico.
Debese la queia del consul a
que en- los anunciOs publicados
por esos abogados Sc dice a los
t0uristas que eIlos pueden obte
ner ell divorcio en- ese corto pla
70 y ademas alcanzar Ia legal
zaci6n en- ell consulate america,
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
SOCIALES

A pesar de que los miembros
dc la Secci6n de Recreo del
CT ,ulo Cubano. opinan que es
premature el anuncio del "par-
ty" Que los senores pertenecien-
ties a la Association La Columna
van a efectuar ell viernes pr6xi-
me en- los salones del Palacio de
la calle Catorce, no piensa asi
Ell senior Presidente de la insti-
tuci6n DIR. Franco, porque en-
charla tendida y amigable con
ell j6ven Luis Martinez, actual
P~residente de la citada Asocia-
ci6n, lie aseguraba que los sa-
ZONES estaban de antemano con-
cedidos y que solo faltaba llenar
ell ritual en- presencia de los Sc
nores que integran la directiva
del mencionado Circulo.
No divide la juventud de la
prestigiosa Association, que la
fiesta bailable es exclusivamen-
te social.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
IL SUECO
kREUGER HABIA PRES
TADO DINERO AL REY

Madrid, Abril 20..-Las no
tici>s llegadas aqui de Suecia
aseguran que el Millionaire
Kreuger, cue hace pocas Sc
manas Sc suicidara en- Paris,
habia preStado cinco millones
de pesetas al rey Alfonso, Y
4ue 5 chan e~ncontrado r,yihoS
p~robando que ell eX-monarca re
cibio csc dinero. Tambien apa-
rece que Kreuger habia pres
tado dinero a los reaccionarios
alemanes que dirige Adolfo
Hitler.
FL ministerio de estado es-
panol ha ordenado al repre-
sentante de ESpana en- Suecia,
aVerigUe TODD 10 que haya de
cierto Ell relayion con ell pres
tamo al eX-rey.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20

Famon de Valera prestara hoy
ell iuramerto de fidelidad al
rev de Inglaterra-leemoS.
Ell jefe republican, habia
ofrecido a sus amigos Y parti-
darics que no ''juraria'...,.
Pero.... una de las corpora
ciores mas importan es de II
landa, Que da trabajo a Varios
miles de homhres Y mujereS,
hizc saber que 81 De Valera
persistia en- no hacer Ell Jura-
mento, deiaria sin trabaj0 al
50| de Sus empleadoS, llevan
dose la labor hacta otras r.
@iones
Por Ell tenor de que esa en-
presa, V otras de la misma ten
dencia conservatory, dejen
sin trabajo a un crecido mime
70 de irlandeses,.... iprestara
De Valera el juramerto a la 60
roma de la Gran Bretaha?
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
HATT0N EXHIBIO NUME-
RIOS DE BOLITA DE % CA
SAS

En- la reunion celchrada a
noche por el club Hatton para
Sheriff, qred6 CONSTITUTED ell
comitG secreto de 200 para e
vitar fraudes en- las vcnideraS
elecciones Y al mismc tiemno
ell candidate Hatton moStr6 Nh
meros de bolitaS comprados fn
23 caeas de esta ciud2d.
Hatton tambien dijo que 1u
chos electores habian ertrega-
do sus certificates de registro
a ciertos politicos con q fin de
cue estes les paguen ell imn"es
to electoral.
Mas de 200 personas aSlst'2-
ron a la reunion y han firmado
las tarjetas de apoyo a Ia can
didatura mas de $500 Pc -
mas.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
LA CAMPANA CONTRA Fl.
COMUNISMO

Madrid, Abril 20.-El minis
t"o de la gobernaci6n ha dado
nucvas 6rdeneS para que Sc IN
tensifique la campana contra
e. comunismo. en- toda Espana.
lnS,rucciones en- csc sentido
Sc han transmitido va al go
bernador civil de Barcelona.
donde los eomunistas siguen
mostrando eXtraordinaria acti
vidad.
Dicese que comunistas y sin
dicalistas han recibido de fue-
ra de Espana, mas de 20 Milo
nes de pesetas en- los ultimos
tres amos, Y que Ell gobierro dos
tinara tcdo ell dinero que sea
neeesario para dominar las ac-
tividades extremists.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
TEATROS
CASINO

CASINO
Vuelve q la pantalia de este
teatro la interesante cinta habla
da en- espanol, "!Su Ultima No
che, con Ernesto Witches, Con
chita Montenegro y Maria Alba,
"Su Ultima nocne" es una diver
tida comedia en- ia que Sc sdi-
culSa maglstralmente los "te-
rribles cslos conyugales'.
Tambi6n Sc exhibe el em0cio-
nante drama THE Cheat, con
la bellisima actriz Tallulah
Bankhead.
Sesenta ninos aficionados pre-
sentaran nueyos numeros de
yariedades.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
CONSTITUTION DEL
CUERPO DE SUB-OFICIALES

Madrid, Abril 20.-ApIad.
desc el nuev0 proyecto del mi
historic de la guerra creando
un cuerpo de sub-oficiales que
integraran los que al presente
Sc e]ncuentran en- esa catego
ria y todos los sargentos con
mas de cuatro amos de servicio
En- los circulos miIitares Ia
nueva decision del gobierno
ha causado buena impression.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
ELOGIADO Ell PRESIDEN-
TIE MACHADO POR Ia
CAPTURA DE LA PARTI-
DA DE LOS TRECE

Habana, abril 20.-El6giase
al p~residente Machado por ha-
Der conseguido, ejerciendo pre-
sion sobre la fuerza publica, la
captura de clos terribles Trece",
partida de bandidos que venia
persiguiendo la guardia rural.
Los Trece fueIon rodeados Y
sorprendidos cuando dormian
en- una finca cercana a Casca-
jail, provincial de Santa Clara.
Cuando fueron detenidos Sc
haIlaban equipados con sub-a-
metralladoras, escopetas recor-
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
RI FALLO DE LA CAUSf
POR Ell ASESINATO DE
ZAYAS BAZAN

Hahana ahril 20.-Esp6rase
&c IN mcment0 a Otro la senten.
cia en- Ia causa por ell asssinatc
del senador hayas Bazan, y ere
Sc que sera favorable al acusadC
Carlos Mach3do Abreu.
No hay un solo abog2do e.
Cuba que crea possible la senten
cia de muerte contra Machad
Abreu, como 10 solicitara ell acu
sador privado.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20

La peseta es"anCla subi6 al
gunos puntos la semana pass
da.
Tambi6n subi6 la libra ester
lima.
LA baia y Ell alza de la pc
spta tiencn re'aci6n con los
6xitos y errores del gobierno
repubIicano?
les un "sintoma" favorable
para el nuevo regimen espahol
que la peseta haya subido al
mismo tempo que Sc festejaba
ell primer aniversario de la Re
pdblica?
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
Sc conferirdR grades
te social

DP JVHJ VTW'I"
En- ell Castillo Cristobal Co
lon No. 7 de los Caballeros lel
Aguila de Orc, manana JUG. es,
a las acho y media, a varios as
pirantes.
Por tai motive Sc ruega a To-
dos los elementos cue f0rman
parte de la citada Logia. no de-
len de concurrir para que Ell i'm
portante acto tenga mayor luci-
miento.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

tadas j otras armas.
Durante I'm periodo de siete
meses los bandidos ssmbraron
ell terror en- la provincial de San
ia Clara, adquiriendo sus arn1as
segdn Sc dice, de los r2voluoio-
narios que en- el pasado Agosto
t~rataron de derribar el presen-
te gobierno.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
TODOS LOS E"XTRANJEROS
RESIDENCES EN- CUBA
TENDRAN QUE IDENTI-
FICARSE

Habana, abril 20.-El presi-
dente firmo aver un decreto or
denando a todos los extranjeros
residences en- Cuba, con la eXcep
ci6n dc los touristas, Sc insert
ban e identifiquen con ell nego-
ciado nacional de Identified
cion.
De los t~ouristas Sc rsclamara
firmen IN documento expresan-
do su intenci6n de no permane-
Ger en- la Isla mas de 60 dias.
La oposici6n critica este de
creto del presidente Machado,
dieiendo que es anti-democra-
tico.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20

II prog "ma
OVe .os muchach0s d. Ia As
cacito la ColumHa estan ter
mlnando para su hermoso 3,
gran dia de campo en- la fine
~ ~ niedad, sera del agra
do de todc nuestra gente bien
pofque en e figuraran extraor
dirarios incentives, que son pre-
cisamente los que S. n~ecesitar
pa-a pasar las mejores horas en-
IN" "romeria'
En- Ia rreciosa GIorieta de Il
finca estara Ia reDutada orQues
ia H n er Mercer, y en- Ell salon
"El FnsGenG' muy cerca de
kiosko la Algeria, el Sexte.
to FlorIdan0, tocando mGsica
criolla.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
NOTiClAS DE-
INTERES LOCAL

Falleci6 en- ell Hospital MUM
cipal ell anciano Mitchell A,
FRANKLIN. de &c amos, a quien
IN bandido matara, apoyandole
un revolver con ira ell abdomen
y hacienda fuego, Como autor
d. crimen sc detuv0 en- la tarde
d. aver a Thomas j. Johnson,
de 30 amos, que Sc preSent6 en-
Il oficina de un medic0 de la ra-
IA negra para ser curado de una
h2rida que recibiera en- la mu-
neca de la mano izquierda, oca-
sionada por uno de los proyec-
tiles que PEI foraron ell cuerpo
del vieio,
De las investigaciones he
chas aparece que FRANKLIN era
amigo de su matador, y que aver
este Sc prescnt6 a pedirle dine
ro, y como Sc 10 negara, Sc apo
der6 de IN revolver que lie mos
traba para venderselo, eXigien-
dole IL devoiviera un certifica-
do que le habia dad0 como ga
rantia de un prGstamo.
Antes de MORN ell Niejo dijo
que el Sc acercaba a In GAIA pa
ra darIe el certificado y enton-
ces Johnson puso la mano en-
la GAIA registro. Quiso el impe-
dirl0 Y ct criminal lie dispar6 hi
riGndoIo en- el brazo izquierdo.
Los dos hombres Sc agarraron
de nuevo sin que Ell proyectil hi
ciera blanco, pero mas tarde pu-
do dispararle con el revolver a
pretado contra su abdomen.
Los vigilantes Clemens y Wi
Hams, que habian salido en- bus
ca del criminal. lie encontrar0n
en- la oficina del Dir. j.. A. White
de la raza neFra, situada en- la
aVanida Central esquina a Scott.
FL Doctor demor6 la cura para
dar tempo a que Johnson pu-
diera ser capturado.
Embellishments Sc persona
en- eli case ei fiscal Parkhili,
quien acusara al hombre de ase-
sinato en- primer grade.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20

Lo que Ell partido Democra-
la necesita, declare aver ell
candidate FRANKLIN d. Roose-
vel, es ammonia, no discordia.
Al Smith empez6 "a SEM
bra" la d:scordia, hace pocos
oias, pero ell gobernador de
New York quiere la paz entire
"lcs hombres de buena voluu-
tad"
Atacar a Roosevelt en- las
circurStarcias actuales, es ayu
dar a Hoover.
William Allen White mani
fest6 aver ''que la entrada de
Smith en- la batalIa es ell pri-
mer rayo de esperanto vislum
blado por les republjcanoS des-
de 1929"
Esperase que Smith, ell in
sul,ado Y calumniado en- 1929,
siIVa de Instruments a Hoe
yer, atacando a Roosevelt y di-
vidiendo las ''fuerzas democrat
ticas."
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
LABORDE CONTINUE VIA,
JE

Habana, abril 20.-Continu6
aver viaie hacia Ciudad de Me
jico, en- un aeroplano del ej5r-
cito, ell captain Laborde, del
cuerpo de aviaci6n de Cuba.
Ell viaje 10 realiza para EXPIRE
sar la buena voluntad del gobier
no de Cuba hacia ell pueblo me-
jicano.
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

bre la Alhambra y Ell rey moro
saliera de Su refugio a besar
las manoS de los Reyes de Els
pana.
Ell edieto eXpulsando a los
iudios y Judas ode cualquiera
edad que puedan tener, cor
sus hijcs, hijas, Servidumbre.
etc" de los dominioS eSpano.
les, "bajo pena de muerte y
confiscaci6n de todas sus pro.
piedades," fue firmado en- la
ALEXANDRIA por Fernando e lisa.
bel.
Fu6 an movimiento impoli
tico que eSparcio por ell mum
do medic million de la pobla.
ci6n eSpanola de aquellos dias.
porque los .judios en- la PENN
Sula, bajo IN domination arabe
haSta la recaptura de Toledo,
en- 1888, habian vivido en- paz
y prosperidad, dedicandose al
de Ia lcencia, que tanto
florcciera en- Cordoba junto
con la ciencia, ell arte Y la lite
ratura de los arabes, en- los
dia EN- que la bella p~obiaci6n
era capital del CaIifato Occi-
dental.
Cuando Toledo cay6, el des-
tino de Cordoba qued6 seIIa-
do, y con la victoria final en-
Granada, surgi6 la persecu-
ci0n de los hebreos.
Los espanoles hebreos deste
rradoS ban conservado Ell lem
de sus antepasados, con
aSombroso eXito y constancia,
Todavia ellos usan ell arcaico
idioma dc los tiempos anterio-
res a Cervantes. Siendo la mas
extrana de todas las tribus de
Israel, cllos Sc dieron a como
Ger en- todos los PASSES euro
peos en- la Edad Media. Pero
las mayores c0l0nias Sc funda
ron a 10 largo de las costas del
Mediterranean y en- Los Balka-
mes, donde aun Sc encuentra ell
mas grande nucieo.
rs muy dificil calcu!ar ell
nUmero de cefarditas que hay
en- el mundo y la acci6n de la
Republica ahora Sc limita IA po
nerse en- cOntacto con ellos don
de La vida de sus communicates
es mas vigorosa. A esos cen
tros Sc envian los peri6dicos
espanoles Y Sc manlan orado-
res para animarlos a moderni-
Ear su castcllano. Con esto5
medios una corriente de sim
ha comenzado a estable-
cersc y de los hebreos espano-
les depend9 ahora el regresar
a "a TERRA dc Sus padres.
CoIonias de eIIos existen en-
la EmCrNa del Sur y en- New
Primo de Rivera, Ell dicta
dor espaipI, hizo demostracio'
mes de simpatia hacia los d2s-
.errados y cree el Console de Re
laciones Culturales, que pcrse-
guia la finalidad de rctoVar
sus relaciones con los hebreos
eXpulsados de Espana. ,
La gaceta., 1932-04-20
FSTA FNFERMO Ell Sf1ER-
IFF JOUGHIN

Desde hace varios dias Sc en-
cuentra recluidO en- 81 domicl-
lilo dc la avenida West Amelia,
ell sheriff Joughin.
In fuerte catarro le ha hecho
r6ccgerse en- sus habitaciones,
por orden del medico que 10 asis
te.
Algunos de sus amigos le visI-
tan dian z3eVte, enterandole de
los deJ kHfmientos de la cam
pang M.
Az #emos sil"crOs yot0s
por 81 ,kAablecimient0.