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The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-20
WRITER
REPORTS EVENTS
Ry Mrs. f. l.. Hagen

Morton-Mrs. Dan Middleton
received word Thursday of the
death of her brother, Kieran
Tracy, at Rupert, Idaho. Mr.
Tracy is survived by his wife who
was Anna Pregler of Morton and
two sons. Another brother of
Mrs. Middleton, Ben Tracy, died
at Rupert in December.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Murphy an
nounce the birth of a son Febru-
ary II at St. Joseph's hospital in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. R. McMath spent sew
eral days last week with friends
in Watertown, South Dakota.
Mrs. Arthur Dahlberg and her
children, David, Darlene and Ar
lys who visited two weeks at the
j. F. Greenslit home left Saturday
for Hibbing where the Dahlberg
family is to live. Mr.. Dahlberg
recently accepted a position with
the extension department of the
University of Minnesota with
headquarters at Grand Rapids.
Miss Elva Dagen accompanied
Mrs. Dahlberg to Hibbing and will
remain there until the Dahlberg
family is settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pfeifer who
have been at Long Beach, Cali
fornia for several weeks, expect
to leave there soon on their re-
turn trip. They plan several
stops enroute and will return to
Morton about March /.
The last card party before Lent
will be held in the sub-auditorium
of st. Johns church Monday eve
ming. Hostesses will be Mrs. P.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-20
E23Sy:It7 BOOKSTORES

A. Brown, Mrs. A. T. Daun, Mrs.
George Kenny, Mrs. Michael Ruh-
land, Mrs. j. F. Daun, Mrs. Louis
Philipszyk, Mrs. William Castle
and Mrs. Fred Ewert.
Mrs. Frank Edwards entertain
ed her bridge club Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steinke
(Florence Miller) of Fairfax an
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hogstad
whose marriage took place last
week in Redwood Falls are MAX
ing their home in rooms at the
Erwin Hogstad home in Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Jaehning re-
turned Thursday from Minneapo-
lis where they attended the drug
|gists's convention.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-20

r. Falls Farmers Elev Co. Dec. fuel
Edwin p: Johnson ~.
N.a eeries % Kenneth tbl Meeks M ans Dee gro ot
j. {. Penney. R. Falls. Jan. clothing
National Tea Co. R. Falls. Dec. grocer. "
Melges Produce. Jan. groceries r. Sim
ming, M. Carnhardt 20 0C
John Simpson. milk for poor young
sters at Lincoln building ....... 6.3s
FIFTH DISTRICT
i A & P Store. r. Falls. Dec. groceries
Great Western Elevator. Delhi. Jan. m '''
fuel Jas. Brown 1850
Finn. & Cole. medical Mrs julius Mar
Grin c. Sander. January fuel Nordeen 'r''
Red Owl Store. r. Falls. Jan. grocer. '
les Dave Yeager 600
The New Palace. Jan. clcthins Dave
Ears. Grain & Fuel Co, Delhi Jan. fuel
Dave Yeager & Hubert Hunting 1000
Montgomery, Ward & Co.. JAM cio-
pthhn thing I'll Hubert e. Hunting u: Is.
Red Owl Store. R. Falls. Jan. Gro
ceries, Frank Clark ... 9.OC
lC. M. Youman's Lbr. Co.. Wood
Lake: Fuel jan. Odin Bergan -. 7.5C
ceries, s. c, Westerhouse .. 400
Simondet.s % Grocery. Milk. Dec. S.
I. Westerhouse .... loo
simmons Store. Isle, Dec. Grocer
les. knut l. knutson ....... SOC
~ I. Budik, dental Viola Castle SOC
MRS Otto tlom, care kosel boys ..25.O(
6elview Mere: Co. groceries for Henry
Granness, January " 8 0(
Pacific Grain Co. Belview. January fuel
Helmuth Hahn os
kramm's Market Belview, groceries &
rent, Helmuth Hahn, Jan. .I5 Ol
sophie NARROW, Dec. and JAM rent.
'o"h LAKE 20 0C
EMERGENCY RELIEF
Hansons Drug Store, supplies for Re-
Hei bureau rs
II. Z. Hansen. typewriter rental Social
Service, Seed loan Office, | quarter 80 d
redwood Falls Motor Co. gasoline. etc.
X Engeman 2 20
botsford Lbr. Co. r Falls, supplies for
- Emergency Relief offices 32(
Fure OH Company, gasoline John Lau-
terbach. supplies fer relief Office .I2.5;
MRS. M. n. Sandager, Belview, supplies
Mrs M n; Sandager. January mileage AZ 60
W: T. Patfrath, supplies WPA Office 32S
oitizens State Bank, Office rent Dec
jan Feb. Fosshage and Sorte as M
Jaehnlng Hardware, supplies Relief
oiOes ........ ESQ 4
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-20
Child Breaks Leg

Maxine Muetzel, Z, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Muetzel suf-
fered a broken leg Tuesday last
week while playing on the slide at
the Lincoln school grounds. Max
inc is a second grader.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-01

and two non-denomlna-
tional institutions. In
addition to it's churches,
the leading ones OF
which are splendldly
equipped, t h e COM
munity is very for
tunate in having two
religious summer as
sembly grounds operat-
ed by the Protestant
Episcopal and Assocl-
ate Reformed Presby-
terrain churches.
The churches Of Hen
Jacksonville include the
Baptist, Catholic, Epls-
copal, Christian Sci
ence, Grov We Street
Gospel (non-denomina-
tionalD, Holiness, Jew
ish Synagogue, Luthe-
ran, Methodist, Wesle-
yam Methodist, Presby-
terrain, Seventh Day
Adventist. Gospel Tab
ernacle (non-denom-
inational), Church OF
God.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-01
THE EDELWEISS FARM
r. F. d. No. l, Hendersonville, N. G.
S. SCHNEIDER, Proprietor

The Edelweiss Farm is situated on
top of Blue Ridge Mountain, five
miles out from town, on the Dana
road, with beautiful mountain view,
lovely woods and springs. New
twelve-room home, two baths, hot
and cold water, electric lights, large
porch, plenty of fresh vegetables.
milk, cream, butter, chickens, etc.
Good American cooking with a little
touch of Swiss. Come and stay with
us and enjoy a real vacation.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-01
FOURTH AVENUE
APARTMENTS
]. D. PULLIN, Agent

Next to Post Office. Steam heat
and water free. Monthly rates, furn-
ished: Housekeeping, $500 to
$4,000: Bachelor lights free), $3.50
to $4,000. In the heart of the bust
ness district, next door to Post Of
flee, which has beautiful lawn. 1t
is well kept, we'll furnished, quiet
building; ideal for those who wish to
take some of their meals out.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-01
THE HUNTHURST
MRS. R. L. HUNT, Proprietress
SOC South Main Street

On principal highway through city:
desirable residential section; one
block from business district; two
blocks from court house; large porch.
sun parlor, extensive lawn; comfort
able rooms; homelike atmosphere
with a satisfied patronage that re-
turns from year to year. On U. 5.
Highway 25 and 176. Open all year.
Comfortably heated in winter.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-01
THE MARLBOROUGH
MISS JULIA CROSLAND
Manager and Owner

Centrally located on corner of Church
Street and Fifth Avenue, the city's
most popular residential street; one
block from the main business section,
postoffice, two churches, and the
aires. Twenty EIGHT bedrooms, all
accessible to bathrooms, nineteen of
which are large corner rooms with
three windows and private bath.
Spacious porches. Service and meals
that satisfy.
Evening star., 1936-10-22
Perfume Is Imported.

Improved buying power in Gold
Coast Province. Africa, has resulted in
large increases in the importation of
perfumery and other luxuries.
Evening star., 1936-10-22
' 1n @rnturtant.

BROWN. GEORGIANNA BRADY. In sad
%oer sRADY
years ago today. october ss. 1874. we've
You were loved In life. you are re-
msmbsred and loved in death
HfE RBageHzEE7zr HARVEY zs6H ANS sa2Esa
CARTER, SARAH A. In sad but loving
remembrancs Of our dear mother.
fs eaht yeaTs aao today t
1928.
She was kind. yes. wonderfully 30.
And gentle in every way;
Then M eIH.oh she had insa nothins t 70 81 say o'h'
She tsnderly cared for. her loved ones.
And when God laid His hand on our
He LETT sweetest memories Of you.
MAMIEE; NAME JESSIE. MARGARET AND
CHASE. JOSEPH ROLAND. In memory
today. octo5eP Passs' q, iss5. s. '' e-' A''
Some may think I am not lonely
When at times ra they see me smile
MS bEvoTE1 sHhef WIFE. vi Ee ALINE CHASE. .
LINDSAY. JOHN ROBERT. A tribute Of
love 10 the memory Of our dear father.
JOHN ROBERT LINDSAY. who LETT Us
three years ago today. October 90, 1913.
Deep within our hearts We cherish
Thoughts of one We loved so dear.
Let US think of him today.
Sleeping HIS geitlSs IoviNG 1s'f fpaGoEhrERs. iSsE
TAYLOR, WILLIAM r. Sacred to the
memory Of my husband, WILLIAM r.
TAYLOR, who passed to the great be-
yond October %. 1927.
There is no death; those gone before
Just passed into land unseen.
Still near. with Just wall between.
The door may close. the wall conceal.
But nothine's lost that's truly real; :.
They still are ours, those loved ones Al.
They weit for US beyond the wall.
Sadly missed.
Evening star., 1936-10-22
PART|SANS TO SEE
POLITICAL MOVIE
Major Parties to Be Off,
ciaIIy Represented at Film
Debate Tonight.

The two major political parties will
be officially represented tonight at
the Rialto Theater when the Aim
debate will present the political pic
lures, Lets Look at the Record" and
Our Fighting President"
The film. in two parts, has been
approved by both the Democrats and
Republicans.
President Roosevelt plays the princi-
pal role in the Democratic film and
Gov. ALI M. Landon and Col. Frank
Knox play the leads for the G. o. p.
Among the Republicans who will
attend are Mrs. Virginia White Speel,
Mrs. James c. Wilkes, Mrs. Paul Pesh,
Mrs. Edwin F. Colladay, Mrs. Frank
Mondell. Mrs. r. B. Harrison, Mrs.
Henry Fay, Mrs. William E. Culbert-
son, Miss Daisy Prentice, Mrs. Bruce
Hoggson, Mrs. Marthena H. Williams,
Mrs. E. E. Colladay, Mrs. Cooper
Rhodes, Miss Sophia P. Casey, Mrs.
John E. Fowler, Mrs. William Wade
Dudley. Mrs. Irwin Stewart. Mrs.
Agnes Wickersham. Mrs. w. w. Demp-
sey. Mrs. Samuel Kimbersly. Mrs.
William L. Corbin, Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor.
Baroness Won Below, Mrs Bishop Hull,
William Ellis. Mrs. George Hart. jr.::
Mrs. Emory Wheeler, Miss Ruth
Brown, Mrs. William Mondell, Mrs.
William Fitch Kelly and Mrs. Arthur
Tirrell.
The Democrats will be represented
by Commissioner and Mrs. George E
Allen, Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Theodore A. Walters. Secretary OF
Commerce Daniel c. Roper. Mrs. Ar
thur D. Condor, Mrs. S. Jennings AS
bury, Ernest G. Walker, John B. Col.
poys. Malcolm McConihe, G. v. Wick.
ware. Perry Coleman, William j. Nc
Guire, Walter F. Branhall, Fac F.
Lyon, Arthur Clarendon Smith ano
Mrs. Ernest G. Walker.
Evening star., 1936-10-22

Church, is ofiiciating. Private burial
will be tomorrow morning in Colum-
bia Gardens Cemetery. Arlington
County, Va.
Honorary pallbearers are Judge
Isaac r. Hit, Willard D. Eakin, DIR.
w. c. Lowdermilk, William B. Hit,
Isaac r. Hit, 3D.; Carl B. Brown,
Gilbert c. Dobson and Harry R.
Daniel.
Mr.. Eakin was head of the section
of ydro-dynamics studies of the Soil
Conservation Service.
Evening star., 1936-10-22
P.W.A. STATE GRANTS.
TOTAL $7,998,551
Loans of 81 ,033 200 Also Are An.
nounced by Ickes in "a
States.

p. w. A. grants totaling $7,ssS,55l.
and sl,033,200 in loans were an
nounced by Administrator Ickes to-
day for works projects in "a States,
including Virginia and Maryland.
A grant of $l0O,636 was made to the
Medical College of Virginia at Rich
mond for construction of a dormitory
and cafeteria. The total construction
cost was estimated at $223,636. The
State of Virginia will meet the balance.
At Waynesboro. Augusta County,
p. w. A. is giving $1l0,250 toward
construction of a $245,000 high school
building.
Maryland received only one allot-
ment today. a $41.727 grant and a
loan of $5l, 900 to the trustees of the
McDonough Educational Fund and
Institute near Pikesville, in Baltimore
County. This Is for the construction
of an infirmary building.
Evening star., 1936-10-22

being worthy ma
tron of the War
rem G. Harding
Chapter in 1882.
From 1922 until
her recent illness
she was employed
as secretary and
bookkeeper for
the Cedar Hill
Cemetery Corp.
She was a men,.
ber of the Ninth
Street Christian
Church.
A native of this
city. Mrs. Spence
WAS the daughter
Evening star., 1936-10-22

of Mrs. Edith Caylor and the late
Joseph ]. Caylor. Besides her hus-
band and mother, she leaves brother,
DR.. c. C. Caylor, and three sisters.
Mrs. Cecil Sqaulding, Mrs. Vera Reid
and Mrs. Mildred Mark. Mrs. Spence
was graduated from Central High
School in 1917.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 pm. Saturday at her late resi-
dence. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1936-10-22
Garna nf Chunks.

JACKSON. EMMA p. The family OF the
late EMMA P JACKSON acknowledge
with grateful appreciation the kind ex-
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1936-10-22

Gallaudet College in 1890. He came
here In 1925. after having taught more
than 80 years at the Louisiana School
for the Deaf at Baton Rouge. Since
coming to Washington he had Travelled
In the District. Virginia and West
Virginia, visiting and preaching in the
sign language at the various educa-
tlonal institutions for the deaf.
Evening star., 1936-10-22
ROOSEVELT CROWDS e
CAUSE WOMAN'S DEATH
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WORCESTER, Mass, October 22.--
Miss Nancy Nichols, IS, died of heart
disease last night after being COM
pelled to walk over a mile following
failure Of trolley and bus service due
to crowds out to see President Roose-
welt.
Miss Nichols, unable to gain ad-
mittance to the auditorium or trans
portation, which was tied up for an
hour, started to walk home. and COL
lapsed. Police Surg. Bennett I. Field
ing said the cause was heart failure
aggravated by the long walk.
Evening star., 1936-10-22
Pacifsm FallacY Topic.

Rabbi Solomon H. Metz will dis
cuss The Fallacy of Pacifism" in
the second OF a series of lectures to-
morrow at 8 pm. at the Adas Israel
Congregation. The program will close
with an open forum talk on The
Tasks Confronting the Youth OF
America"
Evening star., 1936-10-22
REV. n. |. TRACYS
FUNERAL RITES TODAY
Teacher and Preacher to the Deaf
to Rest in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.

Funeral services for Rev. Hobart
Lorraine Tracy. SO, teacher and
preacher to the deaf, are being held
today In st. Marks Episcopal Church,
Third and A streets northeast. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Rev. Tracy, an Episcopal minister,
died Tuesday at his home, 1921 South
Dakota avenue northeast.
Having become entirely deaf from
an illness when only IS years old, he
attended the Iowa State School for
the Deaf and was graduated from
Evening star., 1936-10-22
ARLINGTON BURIAL
FOR COL. w. A. SCULLY
Former Newspaper man and War
time Intelligence Oficer Dies
in Pennsylvania.

Full military honors will be accorded
Lieut.. Col. William Augustine Scully
SIS. former newspaper man and war
time intelligence officer, when ne is
buried tomorrow in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Col. Scully died Tuesday in Ridgway,
Pa, Of injuries received shortly before.
when struck by an automobile. He
was vice president of the Ridgway
Publishing Co., but maintained resi-
dence here, at 243l Kalorama road,
and an apartment at the Army and
Navy Club.
Requiem mass will be celebrated for
him in st. Matthews Church at IL
am. tomorrow prior to the burial.
Col. Scully was major in the
Aviation Corps and a special operative
for the ONCE of Naval Intelligence
during the war.
Evening star., 1936-10-22
MRS. SPENCE DIES;
FUNERAL SATURDAY
Illness Fatal to Former Worthy
Matron of Eastern Star
Chapter,

Mrs. Edith Evelyn Caylor Spence,
36. wife of Clifford H. Spence, died
yesterday at her home. 723 Fifth
street northeast. She had been i'll
about two months.
Mrs. Spence had been active here
in the Order Of the Eastern Star,
Evening star., 1936-10-22
EAKlN RITES TODAY

Agriculture Department Expert
to Be Buried Tomorrow.
Funeral services for Henry Miner
Eakin, SO, Agriculture Department ex-
pert, who died Tuesday In Emergency
Hospital; are being held this afternoon
in Hines funeral parlors, 29Ol Four
teenth street. Rev. DR.. Frank j.
Steelman, pastor of Calvary M. E.
Evening star., 1936-10-22

IF special kind Of ache the dickens when
a child And Grandma, bless her, spooned
araton that whisked the trouble away if by magic.
And bottle of today but don't know where
earth to buy It, try Liggetts.
We carry 10000 for your convenience.
Oad-tme cough remedies and newly developed antseptcs.
Soaps you've known for and the latest sensation IN
lpsticks Sweets for the little and trnkets for
Juniors birthday They're an here And cheerful servcs
goes with them
La gaceta., 1936-12-22
Dispararon desde un automovil sobre
Ell joven ~itaEiano Angelo Greco
Fue curado de heridas leves en- ell
Hospital Municipal

lnterrogado por los detecti :
YES declare. Sail del puesto G
iba por la calle %, mas ALA dc
Osborne, crando note que un au
.om6vil me Seguia. Me inspire
sospecha Y lie di velocidad a mi
ecche; pero me alcanzaron EN-
la avenida 80 y al pasar hicie-
ron I'm disparo. Con tOda segu-
ridad que disparaba mas de una
persona, porque despues de pa
sada hicieron otros tres dispa-
ros. Saque ell coche de la carre-
terra y estuve a punto de chocar
con un poste. I'm automovilistG
me recogi6 y me llev6 a mi ca
sa. Lame al m6dico y este me
dijo que debia ir a un hospital.
No tengo enemigos. Era un au-
tom6vil negro, posiblemente un
La gaceta., 1936-12-22

Ell piStoleriSmo hizo anc he
su reaparici6n en- esta ciudad Y
las escopetas recortadas fGncio-
naron, sufriendo heridas leyes,
producidas por perdigoneS, el
ioven Angelo Greco, de 80 amos,
ecino de la casa nGmero 2l05
Ie la Gale Mallory, que no es
Angelo Greco, ell popular floris-
"a de Ybor City.
Los pistoleros atacaron a Gre
C, pasando junto a 81 a toda We
lo.idaG, en- la Gale 30, cerca de
Ia avenida Lake, y desaparecie-
ron sin dejar rastro.
Notificada la policia por los
vecinos, Sc encontr6 ell autom6 :
vii de Greco, con las luces enceL
didas Y ell motor funcionando, y
sin persona alguna EN- su inte-
rior.
Presenta ell autom6vii, marca
Dodge" de color negro, tipo
carpe, las perforaciones pro
ducidas por dos descargas que
lie alcanzaron.
Rompieron los perdfgones ell
parabrisas v causaron Otros da-
nos.
Puesta en- actividad, la poll
cia pudo comprobar que ell CO.
che pertenecfa a Greco, dreno
de un puesto de frutas situado a
corta distancia de la Tampa
Wholesale Produce Market, en-
la avenida Hillsborough, Y que
sus agresores estuvieron acc
chandolo.
FL agredido sc present6 en- e.
sanatorio del DR.. Cook, POGO
despues del suceso, y pidi6 ser
curado. Presenta heridas leves
en- el dedo mehique de la mano
izquierda, en- ell brazo izquierdo
v en- la espalda.
La gaceta., 1936-12-22
MATRIMONIOS

Manuel Prendes, "a, Y Rosa
Garcia, %; Celestino Perez, 10
y Helen Rodriguez, 10; Tony
Alvarez, %, y Katie 10 Sialzo,
%; Frank Farfante, 81, y Syl-
via Fulgreira, 20; Alton A.
Barnes, 25, y Willie Mae Co
ker, 81; w. w. Jankins, 81, y
Jean Ada Drawdy, AZ; Frank
Dempsey, so, Y Florence Geo
hart, a.; G. H. Blount, AZ, y
Leona Kelly, Sc; II. Thompson,
80, y Willie Mar Chambers, %:
Edward Hunter, %, v Alemna
Spragins, 10; Jose P. Lysek, 20.
y Beatrice Stanley, 30.
La gaceta., 1936-12-22

Chevrolet 0 un Ford. No Sc
cJantas personals iban en- ell CO.
che"
La policia realizara sus me-
jores esfuerZos Y espera encon-
trar una pista que lie permita es
clarecer ell hcho.
La gaceta., 1936-12-22
CORDOBA SoMETTD A LOS
ACTOS DE BARBAR1E
DE LOS FASCISIAS
ESPANOLES
(Vieme de la pig. 81

mataron les cortarm los Pc
chOs. En- Cordoba, ell admins
trader de la Electromecanica-
un tai don Benito-iba senalan
do q los obreros, cuando entra-
ban al trabajo, a un piquete de
moros. Este, ST; este, no; este
ST; este no." va Sc saba, los.
favcrecidos con ell este, no."
eran fusilados sin mas avert.
guacioneS. Hasta que extreme
llegarfa la cosa, que ell mismo
don Benito tuvo que intervenir,
porQue Sc quedaba sin obreros...
En- las casas modestas fueron
incautadas todas las radios Y de
tenidos Y fusilados cuantos es-
crchaba ma Madrid. Por cierto
que uno de estos fusilados logr6
salvar e v apareci6 a los pocos
dias en- Villafranca, con gran
estupefacci6n de su familia, que
va lie llevaba luto. Era un che
fer, que Sc neg6 a prestar ser
vicio a los faccioSos. Los fusi-
laban de rodillas, atadoS codO
con codo, de dos en- dos, vueltos
de espaldas al peloton. Pero es-
tie, de reojo, pudo yer la senal
de fuego y Sc trio al suelo en- ell
momento mismo de diSparar...
Rafael Palacios sc Hanna.
B07Tego, GObeTnGdOr
-iY ell gobernador faccioso?
Il Isaac Borrego? iBuena fl
cha! Tenemos va su fotografia
para que no Sc nos despiste.
iPorqE e. despues de 10 que ha
hecho por ALI lie queremos
mas!
y ahora, a luchar...
"A luchad y a ganarlos. En-
cHanto nos den 10 que necesita-
La gaceta., 1936-12-22
INTERSTATE

De la finca de los Sres. Gran
de Y Fernandez, en- la Rolletia
Valencia" tendran para Noche-
brena v Pascuas los celebres
Pavos trufados, criados espre-
La gaceta., 1936-12-22
mos nos metemos en- Sevilla! ,
u nuestro miliciano, sonrien-
tie, eptimista, SECURE de su triun
TO, ahade:
Los brGUos dinGmiteros

Los bTGUOS GtnGmateTOS
-Quizas, quizas, sin que nos
den NADIA tambien les pegamos.
Nos basta con los dinamiteros
que -tenemos. HAY que yer ell
panico que imponen en- cuanto
aparecen cerca de alg1n pueblo
Osupado por ellos lei avance de
estoss e simpresionante y su o.
bra destructora eficacisima. Re
cuerda algo la manera de ope-
rar de los moros cuando avan-
zan, gritandose los nGmeros de
quienes han de disparar. I'm dia
dos de ellos realizaron la arda-
cia incredible de negar hasta Cor
doba y y lamar varios cartu-
chos sobre la Electromecanica
cuando estaban ALI trabajando
en- la confecci6n de bombas. Ell
miedo que produjeron las deto-
La gaceta., 1936-12-22

naciones EN- toda la poblacion
no es para descrito! Como Ia
ciudad qued6 a obscuras la gen
tie corria aterrorizada EN- brsca
de refugios, tropezando unos
con otros, como locos. Despues
los dos dinamiteroS, penetra-
ron EN- un garage, mataron con
otro cartucho a siete falangis-
Gas que 10 guardaban, o1rparcn
un autom6vil y regresaron tran
quilamente a nuestraS lineas.
En- la confusion que Sc produjo,
Made les Modesto.
La gaceta., 1936-12-22
Nos larga un pitillo.

ANVo IWASW UT PINAEEO'
-T6melo sin reparo. Ell ta-
ibaco no nos eScasea. En- CAM
bio. Yo lie ruego olga en- POLL
TICA que 10 que necesitamos
de aquel frente, son prendas de
abrigo. Ali hace va mucho frio
lpor aquellas sierras Y apenas
tenemos con que guarecernos.
j. Pastor Williams.
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
Money to LOal

ADVANCED on diamonds, watches, jeWOlry
and silverware: loans $500 and over y !:
all tickets good for one year. MORNINGS
LOAN OFFICE. opp. Washington Airport
ON diamonds. watches. tewelry, silverware,
etc. No adv. arrangement neces. Lowest
rates. ROSSLYN LOAN CO.. Rosslyn. Va.