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La gaceta., 1936-05-18
DON FERNANDO DE LOS
RIOS HACIA PARIS

Madrid, Mayo 1S.-Pas6 ell sd
bado por San Sebastian, con
rumbo a Paris, el diputadO don
Fernando de los Rios, exminis-
tro socialista.
Dicese que duranse su estan-
cia en- la capital francesa confe'
renciara con Leon Brum, Ell he
breo jefe de los socialists fran
ceses, que subira al gobierno en-
ell mes de JUNO.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Facil es Robar Elecciones.- De la Legion Revo-
Iucionaria de Cuba Barnet, Miguel Mariana y
los Verdugos.- Ell Cuidado y ell Aseo de las
Fabricas.- Militares Insubordinados.-

fuerzos para impedir que cua-
tro maes.ras, de idioma in2les,
realicen la labor de IL.
No es possible esperar que
mas de 200 adultos aIprendan la
lengua del pals, en- pocos meses,
81 ell trabajo Sc confia a cuatro
maestras, que pasaran a ser cua
tro heroinas.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18
.LESI0NADoS EN- ACCIDEN.
TIES DE TRANsITo a

De tres academies del transit
to tuvO aver conocimiento la O.
fisina del sheriff y la policia.
En- ellos resul.aron lesiona-
dos William E. Darlington, del
1902 N ia avenida II; Miss Mil
dred NVds, del POI de la avenl
da CeddA Vera o'Riley, del TIA
de la Gale North A; Charles N.
del 2911 de- Gale
San Rafael, y Sra. d. NGerox,
del TIA de la avenida bison.
Los drivers" de ~ coches
quedaron a disposition de las au
toridades y sujetOs a las investi
gaciones iniciadas.
Monroe Reynolds, de Is amos,
vecino del 2615 de la Doee ave-
nida, sufri6 aver la fracture de
Ma piA-na al caerse de su bici.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18

La Legion Revolucionaria de
Cuba, opUesta a la dictadura mi
litar, nos envfa un manifesto
del cual copiamos los parrafos
que siguen: LA familia Mesa,
familia pobre pero laboriosa y
honrada, fue "extirpada" por
los bandoleros que forman, en-
gran parte, la policia nacional.
Ell mismo dia que Ell pseudo con-
greso iniciaba sus labores, alpa-
recen en- la villa de Guanaba :
Goa, acribillados a balazos, los
cadaveres de tres hermanos y
su padre. Asi salud6 Pedraza a
los nuevos congresistas."
ia vindicta popular ejecuta
al teniente Pena. Esa misma ma
drrgada, los hermanos Adolfo y
Juan Cuervo son sacadOs de su
domicilio y despues de someter
los a horribles torturas son ase-
sinados en- la jefatura de policfa
de Guanabacoa, spareciendo sus
cuerpos en- Ell lUgar donde fue-
ron tirados, frente al cemente-
rio de esa localidad."
Pero hay que buscar victimas
de mayor relieve y utilizande
los metodos mas infames, des :
pues de someterlos a torturas
propias de la edad media, apa-
recieron incinerados los cada :
veres de los Sres. Octavio Seigle
Y Agustin Martinez. Entonces
trataron de echar la response
bilidad del nuevo d0ble crimen
sobre los revolucionarios. Pero
a la opinion pGblica no Sc la en-.
CANA tan facilmente. Ell pueblo
de Cuba sabe como ~pensaban y
sentian Seigle y Martinez. Esa
comedia de hacerlos pasar por
traidores a la revolution, va ira
taron de estrenarla cuando ase-
sharon, durante la huelga de
mario, al Iider Armando Feito.
Son los mismos hombres que
mancharon sus uniformes ase-
sinando a Guiteras, c. Fer
nandez, Sanchez y Otros. La tor
tura sc arma de los tiranos y So
10 ellos saben usarla. La Legion
Revolueionaria de Cuba reptile,
una vez mas, su grito de comba-
tie: Por encima de los muertos
v por la libertad politica, social
y economical de Cuba"
La gaceta., 1936-05-18
LA CENSURA EN- SAN Sc.
BASTIAN

Madrid, mayo 18.-Informan
de San Sebastian que ALI solo 50
hace cumplir la censura en- 10
que respecta al "Diario Vasco",
publication opuesta a los planes
de la izquierda y los socialistas.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18
PEREcIo UN HIJo DEL Sc
CRETARIN DEL TRABAJo

Habana, mayo ls.-Manuel
Cue, Inspector de Ia Seeretaria
de trabajOj Emilio caspar RQr
uHlez, Jr., hijO del Secretal
rio deN rabajO, Y 81 teniente Ro-
CELLO Planas, d la marina SUI
frieyOn Les ) graves 81 vol
carse un bm6vil cerca de
Colon, . kinciA de santa
clAa.
cAspa Rodriguez fAlleci6 y
lOs OtrO Jos sst6n re-
mSdieSs
La gaceta., 1936-05-18
M Ell CONGRESO
DE JUVENTUDES DE u
MON REPUBLICAN,

Madrid, mayo 18.-Celebr6
su Ultima reunion ell congreso
de juventudes del partido union
Republican,, que perSenece a la
izquierda gobernante.
Pronunci6 un discurso en-
ell acto, ell Sr. Diego Martinez
Barrio, presidente de las Cor
tes y jefe del partido.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18
LOS D ESPANOLES
EN- ITALIA

Madrid, mayo 1S.-Qued6 a.
probado ell sabado un decreto
que liquida los creditOs espaho-
les en- Italia, Y viceversa.
Las condiciones de la liquida.
ci6n Sc daran a conocer en- esta
semana.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18
lADMUERZO AL AMRAJA-
DOR EXTRAORDINA RIO
EN-

Madrid, mayo 18.LOfreci6
IN almuerzo al embaa dor ex-
traordinario que Portugal man
d6 a la toma de possession del pre-
sidente Azaha, ell ministro de es
pAha en- Ell Brasil.
Asisci6 a la eomida ell Sr. A.
guilar, nuevo embaiador de Es-
Paha en- Ell Brasil.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18

Don Santiago Casares Quiro-
ga, ell minis.ro de la guerra y
ministro, orden6 hoy ell
arresto de Is oficiales de caba-
Iberia, fascistas y traidOres, que
Sc negaron a obedecer las 6rde-
mes que lie fueron dadas.
Contra esa clase de ''matari :
fes," enemigos del pueblo, hay
que rtilizar la mano fuerte.
La Rep1blica espanola no puel
de nj debe someterse a la firuI
la militarista.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18
LA CONF
SION DEL

Madrid, Omayo 1S.-La conf
sion que redacta Ell proyecto de
Estatu.o visit6 ell sabado al al
calde de Castell6n, saliendo gra-
amente impresionada de la vi
sta.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18

FL viejo Barnet Sc marchara
de La presidencia con los zapa4
tos manchados de sangre.
Presidente-monigote, en- su
periodic de provisionalidad Sc co
metieron mas crimenes que en-
la epoca de Gerardo Machado.
IQre hara Miguel Mariana
Gomez, ell nuevo presidente,
cuando aparezca en- los repartos
Ell cadaver de otro joven revOlu-
cionario?
Use stregera a pedirles las re
nuncias a Fulgencio Batista y
Jose Pedraza?
La gaceta., 1936-05-18
LERROUX SUFRIO
HERIDAS LEVES

Madrid, mayo 1s.-Sufri6 10
stones en- un accidente automovi
lista, ell Sr. Alexandra LerrOux,
ex-primer ministro y jefe del
partido Radical.
FL estado de Lerroux requie-
re asistencia medica; pero' no
'eviste gravedad.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18
Ell TEAM DE LA
POLICIA DE MIAMI
Sr. willie" Spencer

Habana, Mayo 18.-La poll
cia de Miami conquist6 aver la
copa lBacardi luego de haber
a los tiradores cubanos,
por segunda vez en- dos sema-
mas.
Ademas de la copa Sc les con-
cedieron a los visitantes diplo-
mas y premios en- metalico.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18

No olvlden los Leales y las So
ciedades mutualistas ell conseji-
to que Ell sabado les dimOs.
tCuAndo sc abrira la primera
escrela de idioma espanol, para
Rinos y adultos?
Aqui Sc pueden encontrar
maestros COMPLETENESS.
La gaceta., 1936-05-18
UN INCENDI0 DESTRUYO
TRES CASAS EN- PALMA
CEIA
Las p@rdidds Sc estimGn en- mds
de doce mil pesos

Tn violento incendio Sc de :
clar6 aver al mediodia en- ell baA
rrn de Palma Celia, quemando-
'se tres casas de la Gale Aquilla,
con un valor Approximate de Co.
ce mil pesos. Las llamas Sc des-
cubrieron en- la cochera de Ia ca
sa del abogado Paul Lake, 3O05
de la Gale Aquilla, quien logr6
salvar SD autom6vil aYisando a
los bomberos. Adem, Ne la ca
sa de Lake Sc quem las de
Fred Spencer, BOOB lila, y
Il. j. Pembertopadel 30UA
La gaceta., 1936-05-18

TOa0a debemOs reaIizasnaa
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23
TAKE CARE OF WHAT WE HAVE

It that the swimming pool and athletic field project
is thing of the the least 1t all we'll and
good and right get everything that improve
nunty and discussing here the right wrong
project However, would like emphasize that order
prove community should make the improve
what have If afford
thing is to keep old ones shined up.
Just have mind the beautfying Of the
the Chautauqua These could great outlay
attractive places The beautifully lying plot
land and should make the Of it, but do that the
should be kept moved should be allowed be
dumping place for place for machinery
and SUCH Likewise the attractive place. but the
Chauauqua auditorium has been azed there has been left
the beautiful and what do with
of problem However, planting could be and there could
flower beds also walks drinking fountains etc And here the
should be nicely Water park the
which have been we'll kept the few years should further
improved
The village council has been stated improve the
house and believe it is we'll It has
since the house has had speak
OF large number of people every month popular
house and period OF Mr. Eveland
the city Golfers good thousands of dollars in the
Of
The Civic club has been the making desert
places heeabouts blossom like the turns at
tenon the things have pointed places
in the twin cities have much beautifed ocaity-on
would lend still appeal the thousands
travel the Musngum valley of natures beauty spots
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23

this people would have starved and been waiting
Of Mr. Hoovers chickens for their pots
Of the speech in which Hoover took his subject The es
mates Of what of New Deal costs each citizen Gov
George Earle Of Pennsylvania recently said
But and above everything else have received the
benefits Of the tremendous upswng business resulting directly
recovering policies of President Roosevelt The
hundreds OF millions receiving right the form OF IN
creased income through expanding industrial activity far
ovebaance Pennsvans share Of the recovery Through
the nation has made such strides that will be able
mind the cost of emergency
within few years without changing existing schedules.
In other words investment such dvi
that will completely amortized
time The socaed waste and extravaganza of the Roose
welt administration saved less than 100000 and
children starvation 1t
vana industries business farmers workers and homeowners
collapse American history
banking and building and loan It absolutely stab
zed industry 1t rescued from utter ruin the Grund
Republican machine the Liberty Leaguers Herbert Hoover
other reactonrs who desperately for the good
folding banks say insurance and financing
uninsured deposits uncontrolled utilities
and bonds
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23

At Springfield last week Judge G. Davis declared the Law
road reunder law unconstitutional and made
injunction asked in by representatives of 81
counties The court issued Injunction to prevent
Clark auditor carrying
visions Of the which provides that counties contribute 10
Of their vehicle license statewide road
bond retirement fund The protesting counties contended the law
would benefit Is counties the OF the other 70 counties
the state The effect last September The
held that the violated both the Ohio and federal const
tuions.
Mr. taken the lead in Morgan county, against
this and the courts decision big thing for this
While the decision will likely be appealed would
that those avorng the bill expect the lower be a
fmed An amendment the law has already been introduced
the legislature which provides that each counys fees
used within the rather than general fund
Measures such the above for the benefit of the
and such things often the legislature
with the smaller counties each having its representative many of
them passed. and this the that there
battle by the smaller counties with the larger which the lat
would do with representative from smaller
counties Such things ample proof that all
such Morgan should have their
the general assembymen who able and who be de-
pended defend rights of the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23
Wolves in Russia Take
Heavy Toll Of Animals

Though tales OF timber wolves chas-
Ing and attacking human beings are
branded as fabricat;ons, the European
and Arctic cousins Of the American
species frequently are guilty.
Donald B. Mcmillan, the explorer,
says that the white wolves Of the Are
tic have been known to track down
and kill Eskimos. He cited an in
stance recently when a man was borne
down and devoured by wolves on his
way home from a sealing expedition.
In Russia, where wolves travel in
large and ferocious packs in the win
ter, there are many instances where
peasants have been devoured. Some
times a whole family, iourneying
across the plains in a sleigh, is killed
and eaten by the beasts after the
horses have been pulled down. Tales
of desperate fights are common.
In Russia $4,000 horses, $4,000 cattle
and $4,000 other animals we're de-
voured by wolves in 1924. The Rus
sian wolf is very much like the Ameri-
can timber wolf, except for color and
markings, and sometimes weighs 100
pounds.
The greatest human toll by wolf
was taken near Gevaudan, France, in
17G5. If the story is correct. so peo-
pie were devoured that year by an
animal OF great size and daring which
invaded streets at night in the hunt for
victims.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23

81, accounts and debts receivable.
Inheritance tax in the sum OF
s71.27, is found due in the estate
OF Lizzie Parkhill, deceased. Gross
value Of estate is s2,803.50. Debts
and costs OF administration, $780,
so. Net actual market value OF es-
tate, which might be subject to tax
is s1,843 The estate passes by will
to Robert Daniel, Sc; Women's
Bible class, McConnelsville Presby-
terian church, $50; trustees Deer
field cemetery, $50; Marietta Smith,
500; Florence Hicks, $1,637.
First and final account is filed by
Leona Northrup, executor OF the
estate Of Oscar Northrup, deceased.
Marriage Licenses
Ellsworth G. Hale, 72, farmer,
Chesterhill, son of Jacob and Eliza
Beard Hale, and Charlotte E. Posey,
72. Stockport, daughter OF P. G..
and Susanna Parmiter Matson
RECORDERS OFFICE
Geo. B. Kenney and wife to Sadie
Lyme, 191 acres, Meigsville, 81.
Effie G. and Chas " Weeden to
George WalDole, IL interest 10
acres, Malta, 81.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23
M. & M. School Notes

Paul Gaylord was leader of dis
cussion on Choosing Girl Friends"
at the last Hi-Y meeting. Billy
Gay and Jack Balding are leaders
for this week.
Father of Mrs. Edwards Dies
Word has been received that Mrs.
Edwards father, J.. L. Shipman.
died last Friday afternoon. Flu
neral services were held from Iowa
Monday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwards returned to their home
Wednesday.
DR.. Edgar Northrup gave an ex-
cellent talk, Friday, on Temper
ance from the Doctors point of
view" In his talk DR.. Northrup
showed the effect of alcohol on the
physical condition of the body, how
it poisons the tissues, and the ac
ton on the cerebellum. causing the
brain to lose control.
In the afternoon Rev. Mr. Hoy of
the M. f. church spoke on "Tem-
perance from the minister's point
VI Wow. iAio 1IeNlii pJihC Wd5 tIS
fact that while temperance was be-
ing widely acclaimed, yet news
papers and magazines were filed
with advertisements OF liquor. Fe
also showed the effect of alcohol
on the morals of man.
The high school is endeavoring
to make itself a community center,
and with this idea in mind the
building has been and will be open
to any organization. There is to
be no charge for the use OF rooms
for any meeting which charges no
admission
Among the many things besides
school organizations which have
meetings here now are: Mrs. Dav-
ey's music class; any meeting such
as federated clubs; short course in
agriculture extension, which Mr..
Hum oversees; adult education
class; P. T. A, Boy Scout function
and several others. However, the
business men who play volley ball
Monday nights pay a fee.
Dean Calland is taking post grad
uate work here this semester. Mr..
Calland does not feel strong enough
to go back to o. S. U. this year, so
he is taking work here.
Girl reserves met Jan. Is, with
Jane Bell and Jean Cook in charge.
The topic, which was interestingly
was temperance.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23
G. O P. HOWL OF WHAT NEW DEAL COSTS EACH
CITIZEN

In spite OF the partisan Republican papers which attack Prc
dent Roosevt which through Misrepresentation would go the
limit IN their attack and which doing
covery but little headway is being by
but the bitterly biased partisan will refuse admit
turning prosperity big scale throughout aonn
tunes Pa these would be termed good mesand the "depres
sion thing the past In their deceptons they would make
appear that the country with debt that will neve
get out and they figure Just what the proporonate share Of
national debt individual Now this OF
toreS the TACT that federal levied
uaton The federal government
things the and other
corporations from custom house receipts; Panama Canal
hnes, 1nher1ance of
does not from the the Big Bus
and those holders of wealth Then
again. when they talk about the debt
conceal another important fact large ocaled
debt money loaned through the Home Owners and
corporations, and will be paid back.
1t true that millions have been for relief public
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23
IS A CREDIT BUREAU NEEDED?

For weeks the of establishing credit bureau
has under consideration Last Friday night the Rotary club
discussion of the and ad
dressed by the head credit bureau nearby The
timen that meeting favored such plan However before bu
could be operation here would be
know whether sufficient number of business and professional
and would support such plan which would call for
membership The credit bureau merely local
ganizaon They scattered the country and through them
individuals be determined the credit
seeks the vexing problem
whom credit should be extended It makes for those who
merchants professional from chronic credit seekers
whose found their books long they will
them To the credit bureau seeks
oc the before the horse stolen 1t better to refuse
Individual extend him, then spend
natural life collect Another thing of value
it claims is that it incentive awaken individuals to the
If person feels that his credit standing
might be questioned he to set about put in bet
shape and he learns how valuable thing good rating
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23
Spantards Misled as to
New Worlds Gold St,

New worlds Gold Store
The gold which so inflamed the
imagination of Spain when Columbus
returned from his first voyage to the
New world probably was mined by the
Indians in Haiti, says DR.. Herbert w.
Krieger, curator Of ethnology of the
United States National museum, who
headed an expedition conducting an
exploration of Indian sites on that
island.
Actually, he says, gold was scarce.
The natives gave the Spaniards false
impression by hammering 1t into thin
plates which then were shaped into
objects of personal adornment. They
had discovered, he says, an alloy of
gold and copper-known as pale
gold"-which was used for lance heads.
Ornaments Of gold plate were worn in
the ears and nose and suspended about
the neck.
Gold mining, Krieger says, was very
primitive. A hole was dug in the
sand. the nuggets extracted and then
beaten into thin plates with stone
hammers.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23
Chesterhill

Miss Geneva Humphries enter
tanned with a three course dinner
Sunday, in honor Of Miss Geneva
Elliotts 10Th birthday, which was
on Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Will
liams and son Russell and Herbert
Muse of Carrollton.
T. NJ Frisby of Columbus visit
ed relatives here last week.
Mrs. Marcella Newburn is visiting
a few days with her mother, Mrs.
Eva Phillips, Of Ringgold
Mrs. Lucy Roon of Coshocton re-
turned home Saturday, after Wis
it with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Howard of Elliott, and with
Mrs. Fl. g. Davis and Mrs. Louisa
Hoon of this place.
The w. H. NJ S. met at the home
of Mrs. Thelma Householder, Friday
afternoon, Jan. II. The meeting
was opened with devotionals led
by Beulah Fawcett, after which the
business meeting was taken care Of.
A splendid program was rendered.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. Those in attendance were
Alta Hoon, Lena Whitacre, Mamie
and Dora Bowman, Ruth Miller,
Sadie McGirr, Maggie Wilson, Bes-
sic Schofeld, Delphine Shook, Beu-
lah Fawcett, Eva Worthington, and
the hostess, Thelma Householder.
Mr. and Mrs Max Bowman spent
the week end with Carl Stevenson
and family, at Killbuek.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burt Dies
Mrs. Herbert Wymer OF Tabor
ridge received telegram Sunday,
telling OF the death Of her step
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner
Burt. which occurred Sunday even
ing at Flora, III. Mrs. Burt had
been i'll the last two years. She
was a first cousin to A T. Wagner
OF Chesterhiu, and was a former
resident of this community.
Wayne Blackburn OF Gallipolis
spent the week end with his moth
err Mrs. Jane Blackburn.
The Fortnightly literary club met
with Mrs. Lucille Hodgin, Monday
evening.
Brock Baby Dies
Dorothy Brock, the two and a
half year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nobel Brock, Of Tabor ridge,
who was taken to University hos
pital, Columbus, Saturday evening,
died Sunday at p. m. Death was
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23

The basketeers OF the two M. &
M. teams lost two interesting
games to the teams of New Con-
cord, Friday night. The reserves
lost by score 17-7. In the head
liner the regulars of New Concord
won from our boys, score 1922.
In the reserve game Sims was
high man for M. & NJ, with four
points. For New Concord, Patton
was the high scorer.
The main attraction was a close
battle during the first three periods,
but at the start of the fourth period
the New Concord team found a
scoring ability that could not be
stopped. For the home team Cliff
ton We 'ho leading scorer with
nine Joints The New Concord
team as ed in scoring by Taylor,
with no mtg.
NJ week we play host to Cald
Ha have already played and
t0a caldwell once this year on
tsl 1wn door, and we expect to do
a same thing again Come and
a he game, the boys need the
support.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-23

single point, 17-16 However, the
visitors soon began increasing their
lead, and made Is points in the
final quarter, to M. C MS six
Clifton and Perkins were best point
getters for the Big Reds, with nine
and eight points respectively. Tay-
lor led New Concord with 16 points.
In the preliminary between Nj. 6
M. reserves and New Concord re-
serves, the visitors won 17-7. Line
up and summary: