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James Graham. a whis, Of Ruth
crford. His seat in the Twcnty-fourth
Congress in 1885 was declared va
cent. and new election called. He
was reelected and took his seat at
the second session the following year.
2 Gold and Silver coin was no
scarce i'm 1892 that rice and feathers
were accepted as medium of exchange
in the payment of rents due the
crown.
3 After five weeks trying to get the
assembly to pass certain acts he want
ed, Governor burlington sent the
speaker message in which he said
II fear it will be to little purpose to
keep you longer together and indeed
the Diversions, the Heats, and the
Indecencies Of your debate growing
daily among you gives me but little
room to hope that His Majestics In
structions and the true interests of
the country will have their due weight
with you" The governor then pro-
rogucd the session.
The Constitutional Convention Of
1885 changed the term from one
y
the convention of 1776, to two years.
Under the new plan no one man could
hold office longer than two terms.
The committee at a meeting Feb
ruary Z, 1776 instructed to militia
captains ito demand and receive of
James Cook all the punpowder in
his possession. If Cook should re-
fuse to deliver the powder the two
captains were instructed Immediate
ly to raise d sufficient number of
militia to take the same land also
take the body of the said Cook and
all others opposing the delivery and
confine them in the common Jail. The
Committee promised ito use the
aforesaid powder paid at a future
day"
6 They used the ramrods. from their
guns. pushing them into the ground
aeouht the gardens and yards. In
this way they located and seized
many valuables hidden by owners to
protect them from the invading army.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
HORSES AND MULES
STAGING COMEBACK
Demand Rising While Pro-
duction Has Jagged, State
College Man Says.

College Station, Raleigh, Jan. O.
Horses and mules are staging a
Comeback"
thought that w0rkstOck would be lar
gely supplanted by mechanical mo-
tive power. said e. H. Hostctlcr, head
Of the animal husbandry department
at State College.
Prices fell off sharply, he continu-
ed, and the production of colts was
greatly diminished. 1t was argued
that workstock could be purchased
more cheaply than it could be raised.
But now the tide has turned, Hos
teller pointed out The demand for
good workstOck has oeen rising
steadily. while production has con-
tinued to lag behind.
Farmers who raised good work ami
mails arc now able to sell them for
$500 to 5000 a pair, he stated.
Many of those who didn't arc now
finding it difficult to secure the work
animals they need.
Hostetler predicted that the supply
Of horses and mules would be made
quate to meet the demand for some
time to come, as the production of
good stock cannot be increased
heavily in a short time.
In North Carolina, he added. horses
and mules are, generally speaking,
the most satisfactory form of motive
power for pulling farm implements
and machinery.
Larmers in this state who have
good mares will find it profitable to
breed them to good sires, Hostetler
stated. The cost of producing draft
animals is small when compared to
their value
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
Tar Heels to Open.
Wrestling, Bookings
Cards Saturday

Chapel Hill. JAM 9.-Both boxers
and wrestlers for the University of
North Carolina swing into action Sat
urday for the first time this season.
The boxers mix with South Carolina
in Columbia while the grapplers take
to the mat with NJ c. State here.
Both freshman teams also see ac-
ton. The boxers meet Oak Ridge
there and the wrcstlers meet State
College here.
Coaches Crayton Rowe and p. H.
Quinlan voiced opposite opinions as to
prospects. Coach Rowe stated that his
boxers were coming along fine, that
although they were not in mid-season
condition, they were ready for the
opening battle. But Coach Quinlan
found missing several stars he had
been counting on heavily. Those who
reported for work however, seem to
b" in good shape.
The wrcstlcrs lost two men uncX-
pcctcdly. GholSon found scholastic dir
ficultics while Ward decided not to
come out Both were !ettermen and
were onsistcnt winners in their di-
visions last season. The two undc-
fcatcd stars Of the last years crack
freshman team failed to return. They
were Ford and Love.
Coach Rowe has already decided on
six mon to start Saturdays bouts with
the Gamecocks. They arc Diehl at
u.s. Captain Eutslcr at 125, Fisher at
AS, Medynski at 1916, Novich at IT'S
and Ray at the unlimited. Three men
arc in the midst of the lighting 1or
the 1875 pound berth. TIE hyare Shores,
Edwards, and Murnick. Norris and
Taylor are scrapping for the 165
pound berth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09

20 Years Ago Today: British and
French forces completed the periious
withdrawal from Gallipoli 1.-THE
evacuation, in point of pure techni-
cal skill and soldierly resolution, rank
ed with the retirement of the Allies
from Mons and the withdrawal of the
Russians from the Vistula," /. was
remarked by Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett,
the war correspondent upon whose
eyewitness reports of the campaign
most war historians depend. Poor
consolation for Britain, which had
spilled blood like water for mile or
two of land ard then mad t. re-
linquish it. Only the historians could
reap anything out Of it, and they
could find only fine phrases, such
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Buell. PHge

l Tcrrc Haute, Ind.
2 Second Lieutenant.
That style of early English Re
naissance which followed the Eizt-
bethan, and is generally contemporary
with tie reign of James I.
4 Hcptagon.
5 The develcrn ent of an egg-cell
that has not been fortified by male
element or sperm-cell.
The Lion of st. Mark.
Fsencb composer. =,
8 Bluish-black.
An important sect of dissenters
from Hinduism. -
10 Edwin Markham,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

1 What member Of congress, refus-
cd his seat because of Irregularities,
was reelected at the called election ?
2 When in North Carolina could cit
liens pay their taxes with rice and
feathers?
3 What was the governors COM
mcnt on the assembly of 1871 when
he ordered it adjourned?
4 When was the term of governor
changed from one to two years?
5 What prompt enforcement of or
ders was demanded by the Rowan
county committee of Safety?
6 What plan for locating hidden
valuablcs was used by Sherman
soldiers?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
TOday'S HOROSCOPE

Those born in the early hours of
this day arc aggressive and rather
contentious. A little later hour mod
flies this into self-reliance, which
with the originality of thought which
accompanies this degree, will enable
you to stand alone against opposition
In many cases there is an undercur-
rent of an artistic, sensuous tenn
permanent that will improve the mind
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09


Just as across the ribbon of the
Dardanelles, on the green plain of
Troy, the most famous of old world
wars had been fought, so now the
European shores had been made the
classic ground of arms. If the banks
of the iSOamander had seen men
striving desperately with fate, so had
the slopes Of Achi Bahia and the
beaches of Helles. Had the fashion
endured of linking the strife of man
kind with the gods, strange myths
would have sprung from the rescue
Of the British troops in the winter
<~.cs. and uncertain seas. 1t would
have been rumorcd, as at Troy, that
Poscidon had done battle for his chill
drcn."
Historians, long after the event, can
make any war sound just and al
Turing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
Today is the Day
By CLARK Klf@f@AIRD
Copyright, 1886. for this Newspaper
by Central Press Association

Thursday, Jan. 9-148th annivcr-
sary of the ratification of the U. S.
Constitution by Connecticut, which
thereby became the fifth State. Full
moon. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
The nights in which the thickest
ice forms are those which are clearest
and most serene, and in which very
little dew appears after midnight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
r TODAY II
To1iay's Anniversaries

1879 Captain John Smith, English
seafarcr and adventurer, leading
spirit in the founding of Virginia,
baptized Died i'll England, June l,
1851.
1906 Charles E. A. Gayarre. Louis
iana's great historian, born in New
Orleans. Died there, February II, 1895
1928 Alexander X. Mcclure, Penn
sYlvania newspaper publisher, nat
ional political figure, author, born in
Perry county, Pa, Died June 6, 1909.
1886 600 years ago. Calvin M.
Natter, Presbyterian missionary in
China for IS years, college founder
there, teacher of scientific education
writer of texts books in Chinese, born
in Cumberland county, Pa. Died in
China, Sept. %, 1908.
1910 Samuel 3. M. Young, who en-
listed as a private in 1861 and made
acknowledgement in 1903, born in
Pittsburgh. Died at Helena, Mont,
Sept. 1, 1924.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09

CALL US. WHEN 1OU WANT
choice Western meats or Billiards.
flour. Complete stock of staple and
fancy groceries. IN" System Store.
Phone 177-J. 28-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09

FRESH OYSTERS JUST RECElV-
ed. Served on half shell or any style.
Try them steamed, they're delicious.
American Tourist Camp. 9-1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
It's True.

All bodies are Not contracted by
cold and expanded by heat. Water,
while it conforms to the so-callcd law
of expansion from 80 1-2 degrees up
wards to it's boiling point, as also
when it passes into steam, to the spec
ial law of expansion of vapors, is ex-
ceptional in expanding also from SO
1-2 degrees downward to it's freezing
point.
The potato bug isn't a bug, It's :.
beetle.
The real name of the greatest of
the Bonapartes wasn't Napoleon! j.
M. Naff, Jr., San Antonio, writes-a-
wrong, by pointing out that "he was
christened and called by his friends
and relatives Samuel Bonaparte."
81 percent Of $4,000 persons getting
married admitted to social investi-
gators they didn't know excatly why
they were taking the step
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
.4sIs5 eo5 ai-a,.L ron CHEST
UiIt1l&i1,zszzf@o1


Understanding Through Faith;
Through faith we understand that the
worlds were framed by the word OF
God. so that things which arc seen
were not made of things which do
appear-Hebrews 11:3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09

FOR SALE SMALL WE'LL EQUIP
ped ice cream plant in perfect con-
dition. Will give terms to rcspon-
siblc party. w. E. Perry, III North
Garnctt street S-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
WANT ADS

SEE OUR NEW VALUES! CEILING.
flooring, weather boarding, boards,
molding and beaver board Alex S.
Watkins. 9-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09

FOR RENT SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
ON Belle street. six room house on
Clarke street, four room apartment
OH Belle street. Al. Il. WcSter, phone
1897 8-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09

HEADQUARTERS FOR ASPHALT
shingles, roll roofing and building
paper. Tanner Roofing Co. Eod.tf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09

The Governments new lew, in eff
feet February, adds to the alphabet
collection BMC Bureau of Motor
Control
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
Today in History.

1888 Connecticut, the fifth state to
ratify the Constitution.
1898 Jean Pierre Blanchard of
France, in the presence Of Washing
ton at Philadelphia, made first bal
loon ascent in Amcrica-wcnt up $500
feet i'll less than an hour, landing
about Is miles away. 1t was his 18th
ascension.
1885 Dicd-agcd about so, i'll New
Orleans. Myra Clark Gaines, centre
of one of the most famous legal cases
i'll country. Claimed some $4,000, 600
worth of New Orleans real estate and
secured portion of it through U. S.
Supreme Court.
1927 IS children died in Montreal
moving picture fire panic.
1885 U. s. Supreme Court sat on
gold clause case.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09
TOday'S BirthdayS

Carrie Chapman Gait of New Roch-
ellie, N. Y. famed leader of women,
born at Ripon Wis, n years ago.
Emily N. Blair of Washington, d.
e., writer and lecturer, born at Jop-
lin. Mo-. SO years ago.
John T. Morse Jr., of Boston, au-
Their, born there, SO years ago.
DR.. John B. Watson of New York
City. psychologist, originator of the
school of behaviorism in psychology,
born at Greenville, S. c., So years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-09

WANTED-ANYONE TO FIND BET
ter used Cars than we have in our
stock Here are few and the
prices are better than you can
imagine:
1886 Oldsmobilc -Four Door Tour
ing Scdan-Brand New.
1885 Buick AZ Sedan $4,000 mile. -
New tires and looks like new
1884 Chrysler Sedan-25, 900 miles
Not an airflow.
1884 Ford Coupc-15,OOO actual miles
and extra clean.
1888 Ford Coach-New tires, Maroon
finish-Motor overhaulcd and runs
like new.
1888 Chevrolet Coach = Standard
Modcl-Ncw tires and clean inside
and out.
1898 Pontiac Coach $4,000 milcs-Io-
cally owned by a very careful man.
1888 Plymouth Coach-Ncw tires
New tan paint-lots of transporta-
1888 Dodge Scdan-25,00 miles-Ncw
black paint
1888 Dodge Coach = Leather Uphol-
SGCIy-1NCW IlTCS UllJCS--tt
real buy for someone
LEGG-PARHAM co.
Buick Dodge-Plymouth
100 Wychc st. Henderson, NJ c,
ADDING MACHINE. AND TYPE
writer's repairing, all makes, work
guaranteed. Ellington Typewriter
Shop, Next TO First National Bank.
LOU ANN FLOOR WAX, A GUAR
antecd quality wax special 2 lib. can
for 75c Also white and orange shell
lac. Phone 49, Alex S. Watkins.
"Thc Place of Values" 9-1ti
VIE DON'T CARE HOW DIRTY
your old hat is, we guarantee to
make it look like new again for on
ly SOC. Call us, 142-J. Bakers. Git
USED TIRES, ALL SIZES INCLUD-
ing twenty and twenty one inch.
OLary's Garage, North Henderson.
30-tf
NOTICE! MOTOR OIL 11-15-25c or.
at 847 N. Garnett street. Come here
and save. White gas for cars,
trucks, lamps, and cleaning pur-
poses also. 93ti
FOR RENT-LARGE TWO STORY
brick building located on Seaboard
Tracks, suitable for wholesale or
storage business. Apply to H. 7,
Morris, or T. G.. Horner at Hendcr-
son Grocery Co. Wed-Fri-tf
NOW GET THE NEW PHILCO
battery radio for unwired homes.
You, too, can have wonderful re-
ception. See it at Loughlin-Good-
wynn. 25-U
La gaceta., 1936-08-10
TOM SHARKEY CREE QUE
BRADDOCK SERA vENCI,
DO POR Ell ADEGIAN

Memphis, Tenn, agosto 10
Ell viejo pdgil Tom Sharkey, ma
ravilla de otros tiempos, expire
SO aqui la opinion de que los pc
sos compile os de ahora son indi-
vfduos "suaves", comparados
con los de antano.
Cree Sharkey, que tiene SO a.
nos de edad, que James j.. Brad
dock sera derro:ado, en- septiem
Ire, por ell pdgil aleman Max
Schmeling.
Tom recuerda los dfas cuandc
caminaba 10 8 Is millas al dia
y ademas hacia 20 asaltos d.
boxeo.
Estima que Jim Jeffries fue
ell mejor de todos los gladiado :
res cre 81 ha conocido, y conocid
a los mas famosos.
La gaceta., 1936-08-10
IL WTcwXI

mil metros, camirnnda. Harold
Wlhitlock, InSkterra; latra-
miento de peso, Hans Woelflns,
lanzamiento de m4ftlllo; Karl
Helm, Aleinania; salto de garros
cha, Earl Meadows, Estados T.
nidos; saIto amplio, Jesse Owen,
Estados Unidos; salto alto, Cor
nelius Johnson, Essados Uni
dos; avance, paso y salto, Naotc
.Tajima, del Jap6n; lanzamiento
de disco, Ken Carpenter, Es*a4
dos Unidos; lanzamiento de la
jabalina, Gerhardt Stock, de
Alemania; decali6n, Glenn Nor
ris, Essados Unidos, que 10 ga
NO ell sabado.
Mujeres campeonas: Helen
Stehens, Estados Unidos, 100
metros; TrebisOnda Valla, Eta
liza, 800 metros con obstaculos I;
salto alto, Ibolya Csak, de Hun
gria; lanzamien.o de disco, Gil
sela Mauermayer, de Alemania ;
lanzamiento de la jabalina, Hill
de Flesicher, de Alemania 400
metres, con relieve, Es.ados Uni
dos.
Estados Unidos, en- campo Y
pista, termin6 con 203 puntos /:
Finlandia, en- segundo, con
80A Alemania, 69A; Jap6n,
51,13; Inglaterra, AL; Cana :
da, 22.1; Holanda, IL; Nreva
Zelandia, 10; Suiza, 8; Polonia,
81; Norue2a, 5, Filipinas, d;
Argentina, A; Australia, a; La
via, 4; Checoeslovaquia, 81;
Brasil, 2; Grecia, 2; Hungrfa,
Ii; South Africa, /, y Austria
Eli.
Alemania qued6 a la cabeza,
en- campo y pista, con sus mule
res, alcanzando un total de Sly
puntoS; ES ADDS Unidos quede
en- segundo lugar, con 2212; TIA
liza en- tercero, con 16, y Polonis
Ell cuarto.
La gaceta., 1936-08-10
Menendez dice que Mack acostar6 a Chino
Ell Chino empezara a prepararse para
el combate

Jim Downing ha buscado a
un p1gil mediocre, un tai Mack,
para pelear aqui con Chino AL
varez, ell ~"astro' de West Tam
pa. 81 Alvarez vence a Mack, co
no lie veneera, entonces saldra u
elucir un tai Howard Scott, que
iicen es superior a Mack.
AL pdblico lie van a servir dos
eleitas con p1giles interiors;,
nferieres a Chino, y Sc las anun
ian a toque de bcmbo y plaaillo.
Tai como ~nosotros vemos las
osas ell p1blico demanda para
hino mejores pGgiles que Mack
Scott, dos ciudadanos dirigi :
.os por IN tai Gabe Menendez.
Menendez, que parece tener
n concepto equivocado de los ia
.laticos la!inos, ha dicho: Des :
pues qre Richie Mack termine
con Chino Alvarez, ell viernes
por la noche, no habran raz6n
para que Sc efect1e ell combate
entire Alvarez y Scot. Mack es
uno de los hombres mas duros
de la division y vencera facil :
meme a Chino.
Claro es que nadie haze case
a ese "ballyhoo" lanzado por Me
nendez; pero 81 pIblico merece
mejores oponentes cuando de
sc trata.
ST ell westampeno ha de llegar
a la cumbre, antes debe pasar
por encima de los hombres de.
la primera fila, no de los "bul-
tos."
Lew Diamond director de Chi
no, por su parte dijo Ell sabado:
BESIDE que ell Chino Sc ha puesto
bajo mi direction ha vencido a
Manuel Castro, Billy Avery.
La gaceta., 1936-08-10

ST, 10 & todo,-respondi6
ell esposo de Andrea ;-pero no
pOrque tt me 10 hayas cOmuni-
'cado, como era tu obligation,
puesto que me llamas padre.
ZReconozco que he faltado
&llandO;Grepuso krespetuOsa-
nente eL joven,-pero no fue mi
Iintenci6h Ofen6erle. Hay cosas
.Qe Sc callan por un rubor in
omprensible y disculpable. Tar
de os tamprano, hubiese llegq4a
ell momento de confesarseio to-
do.
-Y$ no es necesario. pues re
pito que 10 Sc; Sc que amas,' que
Iienes novia sin nuestro conseyL
imiento, y que por hablar con
ella, es pdt 10 que tOdos los dias
haces esperarcn para el almuer
La gaceta., 1936-08-10
LA LISTA DE CAMPEONES
EN- LOS JUEGOS OLIMPICOS

Berlin, Agosto 10.-En los o.
cho dias de competition atleti-
"a en- los Juegos Olimpicos han
sido coronados los siguientes
eampeones: 100 metros, Jose o.
wens, EstadOs Unidos; 200 me-
tros, Archie William, Estados
Unidos; 800 metros, John Wood
druff, EstadOs Unidos; $500
metros, Lovelack, Nueva Zelan-
dia; 5000 metros, Gunnar Hoe
exert, Finlandia; 100000 me :
Thamara Salminen, de Fin
landia; 5000 metros, Votmari
IsO-HollO, Finlandia; ITO me
trOs, con obstaculos, Forrest
Towns, Estados Unidos; 400 me
tros, con obstaculos, Glenn Har
din, Estados Unidos; 1900 me-
'yros, con relieve, Inglaterra; so
La gaceta., 1936-08-10

ted la juzgue de otro modo no
puedo atribuirlo a Otra cosa que
al excessive iteres que lie inspi-
70 y qre lie agradezco en- ell al
ma. Como un padre me anna US
ted, y para un padre todas las
mujeres son poca cosa para su
lhijo.. Sus palabras, pues, no me
bfenden nj ofenden a mi novia,
porque reconozcO la intenci6n
Con que han sido dichas; antes
per eAsan rario, repito que las
agradezco.
No era possible hablar mas
cuerda y respetuosameVte, Y es-
to mismo aument6 la c6lera de
Mario, pues el hubiera querido
que Ell j6ven Sc expresase de o.
tro modo, para hallar en- sus mis-
mas palabras disculpa y funda-
La gaceta., 1936-08-10

George Levy, Eddie Cool, John
ny Jadick, Roger Fernandez y
puso a dormir la semana pasada
a "Stumpy' Jacobs. No me i'm
porta mucho permitir que Chi
no pelee con Mack, un hombre
del pe4ueno peso meter, perc
dentro de ciertos limites."
Esas alabras de Diamond re
velan que el ha sacrificado Ia
promesa que hiciera de no poner
de nrevo a Alvarez con indivi
duos de o,ras categorias.
IVA gahar algo Ell Chino, Ell
reputation, por veneer a ese
Mack?
No ganara NADIA, porque el
Mack muy POGO significa en- el
peso weller y no pertenece al pc
so ligero.
De nuevo repetimos a jim
Downing y Diamond que ell pd-
blico demanda para Chino HON
cres de la vanguardia de las 13s
'ibras, no "barri2ones" del pesc
welter o mediocridades del peso
ligero.
Mack y Scott en- NADIA pueden
-ayudar al exito de la carrera de
hino, Y 81 a desacredi arlo, en-
saso de un golpe de suerte o un
fen6meno.
iCuando van a cumplir la pro
mesa de traer al vencedOr de Ra
fael Hurtado?
La gaceta., 1936-08-10
BASE BALL

Los Yankees vencieron dos ve
ces a los Atleticos, manteniendo
su ventaja de IL desafios sobre
los demas clubs.
Filadelfia Sc, 11h, 2e.
New York 7c, 11h, lie.
Los Medals Rojas derrotaron
facilmente a los Senadores, con
Ostermueller de itcher.
Boston &c, Oh, De.
Washington &c, Oh, Be.
Con Van Alta de pitcher los
Browns vencieron a los Tigres,
st. Luis &c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1936-08-10
DEPORTES
LAS PELEAS DE LA SEMA-
Ma EN- TODA LA NACI0N

New York, agosto 10. = E
campe6n de las IT'S h., Johr
Henry Lewis, peleara ell venide.
70 microbes, en- st. Luis, cor
George Nicholts, de Buffalo, N
Y, a diez asaltos.
Jimmy Leto, uno de los aspi-
rantes a la corona de Barney
Ross, peleara con ell aleman Gus
tavo Elder, campe6n de las 147
libras, ell microbes.
Leon Ketchell, Ell gigantic po-
laco, hara su primera presenta-
ci6n, q &iez aSaltos, con Roy Ben
nett, de Rosendale, Massachus-
cts, hoy lunes.
Zen New Haven, Conn.,, al
Gamer, de New Haven, peleara
hoy lunes con Franckie Simms,
de Cleveland.
Mike Belloise, de New York,
peleara con Joe Doberty, de N.
York, ell martes, a diez asaltos.
FL viernes, Andres Lenglet,
de Francia, Sc batira, en- Los An
geles, con Ford Smith.
Hubert Dennis, de Bozeman.
combatira Ell sabado con Floyd
Morey de Reno.
La gaceta., 1936-08-10
LUIS r VENCDO
EN- FORREST Hi

Luis Geraci, ell hombre de HE
RIO, di6 aver una gran demos :
racion en- Forest Hills, aunque
su tanto por ciento no fue tan al
TO como ell de George Handley,
lie st. Petersburg, campe6n del
sstado. Geraci rOmpi6 2S3 paja-
ros de arcilla en- $50 tiros. Lody
Solomonson rompi6 72 de I'm to-
tai de 70. Nick Geraci, hermano
de Luis, rompi6 % en- un total
de so.
Handley trio a 80 y solo per-
di6 unO, rompiendO 40.
La gaceta., 1936-08-10
memo a su indignation.

memo a su indignation.
Como no podia decirle la eau
sa real de su enojo, necesitaba
buscar otra aparente.
Fuera de ST, replica:
-Pues aunque opines 10 que
10 que opinas de tn novia, digo y
scStengo que es indigna de ii. y
que 20, 81 al2dn deredho me dan
sOOre ii Ell carihO que te profe-
so y ell interes que me inspiras,
los cuales, segdn dices, recono-
ees y agradeceS, no puedo auto
rizar esos amores.
La gaceta., 1936-08-10

20. Aunque no hubiera otras ra-
zones mac graves para mi emo
jo seria mas que suficiente tn
falta de consideration.
La gaceta., 1936-08-10

Dos veces vehcfer0n aver bs
Cubs a los Pirafas, mientras Ios
Rojos de Cincinnati venetian dos
wees al ST. Luis.
Los Gigantes obtNieron su
septima victoria consecutive,
por ctenta del Filadeifia.
La gaceta., 1936-08-10
Gaspar Ieyant6 la cabeza,

Gaspar Ieyant6 la cabeza,
noblemeE y a la vez con respd
tuosa lamildad, dijo:
-Tiles bien. 81, no 10 niego:
nE[ao en- mi una fal-
ia no co5fesarles antes mi am6
como debla, vuelvO a %suplicarles
que me perdonen. Por 10 demas,
NADIA he de dScir de la j6ven al
quien amo, pues.o que ustedes
saben quien es. Lo que ST hare
constar, es que la cOnsiderO dig
ma de mi cariho, que Ell que US
La gaceta., 1936-08-10
III

mas que pesar, estas palabras
produjerOn en- el i6yen sOrpre-
sa.
La gaceta., 1936-08-10
CAPITULO vi
La separation

Pss<do ell primer iEstante,
GA ar Sc repuso TN POGO. Sc hi
~ carlo de la situaci6n y la Al
front6 con val0D!ia, aunque sin
faltar por clio al respeto que de-
bia a sus protectores.
= ii onque as decir,- Icla-
mo, dirigiendose a Mario, Fque
10 sabe listed TODD!
Y miro al nihO, a%divinando
Que 81 era quien lie haRia vendi-
do.
Angelic Sc arrim6 7 5 D Ell.