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The Ely miner., 1936-07-30
Attend District Conference.

Barney Agnew, president, and Ed. c..
Bolitho, secretary, of the Ely Rotary
club, attended the annual conference
of presidents and secretaries of the
Ninth District of Rotary International
held at Detroit Lakes, Tuesday and
Wednesday. They left by car early
Monday morning for the conference.
The Ely miner., 1936-07-30

F. ]. Dacey, who should
know what he is talking about,
having been district director of
WPA and SERA, has asked
County Attorney Thomas J..
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
English Successful Over CawthOn
In School superintendent Race
GREEN. WHO OPPOSED JOE SEARS- NONIN-
ATED As REPRESENTATIVE II Con
GRESS; PRACTICALLY FEW NORE PRE-
CTNCTS TO BE HEARD FROM

JACKSONVILLE, IA. Jzae zz-Fr-d p c.
Lake City banker. lawyer and FARM - d@@-
cratic nOnin@ton for Of Flars1. Tu=z4aE-
rsnOff primary, By Over.sheIullng ma5oriiy-
Florida democrats gave hzH Ha5ority e H.are d.
$1,000 nominating hiH R4lelEa
Petteway, Tampa criminal oo1rt JudE~-
Gene was called On Ly nenBers q n party ~
to unite for general vicsorv m rPubcaHz
in the November election nod - ELad
debate with E E Galloway Of LakeI4nd. re71blicaa
gubernatOriaI ncninee Would accompany hu
campaign suggested ~ C@lz~ay-
Unofficial reports al Is soarer=d preearts
in Florida gave Gone 1885 to Izs4zZ for Pet~-.y
This was the total vote Of 3O43ss compared
than $4,000 ballots the June primary hen
there were Ia candida.es the su5=rnat1riaI non
nation.
Colin English of OczIz defeated " : Ca~thon Of
Tallahassee for nomination for su2erutendent
of public instruction Cs~thOn hsd the 0Os for IA
years Unofficial figures from LAS I-52Z Precnets
gave English I61 ASS to C.rthon's $3.50
Representative R A Green Of Stzrke renoni-
mated in the Second Congressional District All INT Y
scattered precincts gave him 1854 vOs to z4lIs fer
Congressman-AtLarge W. J. Sears Of JzcksonviIIe-
Joe Hendricks youthful DeLznd att1rney, the
congressional nomination the Fifth District, de-
feating W. J. Steed of Kssirnee- All scattered
precincts gave Hendricks zsy37z and Steed zzss5-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
BAKER FUNERAL
HERE TOMORROW
BODY ARRIVED IN KEY WEST
YESTERDAY; REV SMITH
TO CONDUCT SERVICE

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
S. Baker, whose body arrived
from Miami yesterday, will be
held tomorrow afternoon 4:3O
o'clock from the chapel of. the
Lopez Funeral Home to First
Methodist Church. Rev. M. L.
Smith of Ley Memorial Church
will officiate.
Pallbearers will be: Sam Pin
der, Chares Curtis, Ivan Elwood,
Mervil Rosam, George NJ. Parks
and Bernard Waite.
Mrs. Baker is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Reynold Torris,
two grandchildren, Charles and
Jeanette Torres; three sisters,
Mrs. Harry Peacock and Mrs. John
Frow, OF Miami; Mrs. Fannie De-
merritt. of Key West. There are
also a number of nieces and
nephews.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
CHECKERS in
FOURTH WARD
MADE RECORD
BUT FORTY-THREE MINUTES
REQUIRED IN COUNTING OF
332 VOTES; SECOND PRE-
CINCT ALSO SHOWS. SPEED

The fourth precinct clerks and
inspectors last night established
what is probably a record for fast
counting and checking of ballots,
when they counted and checked
the vote in that precinct, which
was 1872, in AZ minutes. In the
second precinct, with 21O votes,
the count was completed in 32
minutes.
One of the inspectors in the
precinct told The Citizen that
when the time for casting ballots
was closed at 1920 o'clock the
number OF ballots were counted,
and other details attended to be-
fore the check of votes for candi-
dates was begun.
This was started at exactly 500
and was concluded at 9:03, max
ing 43 minutes in which the en-
tire 1872 votes were counted and
checked.
Others of the precincts took
more time than this. They, how
ever, were not trying for a record
as were the fourth precinct of
The last votes counted
were in the seventh precinct and
concluded at II: 20. o'clock. There
were ASP in this pre:inct.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
AWAITS WORD OF
HIS APPOINTMENT
RAYMOND LORD APPRAISED OF
HIS SELECTION I'M ART
ICLE IN THE CITIZEN

Up to the hour of going to
press. Attorney Raymond Lord
had not been advised from Tai
lahassee of his appointment as
county judge to succeed Rogelio
Gomez. The only authentic in
formation he has received was
published in The Citizen yester-
day.
Mr.. Lord said that he expect
err that he would receive notifica-
ton of his appointment through
the mails, and Immediately upon
receipt of the advices would file
the necessary bond and attend to
other matters in connection there
with, and would probably receive
his commission within the next
week or 10 days,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
CUTTER TOWS
PETREL into
PORT TODAY
MEMBERS OF VISITING SCOUT
ORGANIZATION WHICH HAD
BEEN VACATIONING AT
TORTUGAS ON BOARD SHIP

With the members of Troop
At, boy scouts of Miami, the Tug
Petrol, on which the troop made
a vacation trip to Tortugas, was
towed into port today by the
Coast Guard Cutter Pandora.
The Petrol was in command of
Captain Clarence Thompson, and
was on the way back to Key
West when engine trouble develop
ed early this morning and the
power plant went out of COM
mission.
Upon receiving advices of the
tugs quandary the Pandora went
to her assistance and placing tow
lines aboard the tug started the
tow back to Key West. arriving
and berthing with the tow in the
yacht basin.
There Pilot MyroR RUSSELL. who
assisted Captain Thompson in
handling the tug, was taken from
the ship suffering with a dislo-
Gated shoulder. The injury oc-
Cured when FIR. Russell slipped
and fell to the deck. At the Of
flee of a local physician chloro-
form was administered and the
dislocation corrected.
After this the tug was taken
in tow by the pilot boat Bar Pilot,
and towed to it's berth at the Por-
ter dock, where the scouts, not
one whit perturbed by the en-
forced delay caused by the en-
CINE trouble, nor any of the 9TH
er incidents of cruise to Tortugas.
landed to await their return to
Miami. which should have been
started this morning, but will
start tomorrow, instead.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
Girls Name Helps Pay
Family Debt To Indians

COLORADO SPRINGS. June
24.-When ". T. tBully Van
de CRAFT, Colorado college foot
ball coach, and Mrs. Van Dr.
CRAFT decided TO ehriSten their
infant daugher Cherokee. Il Vas
gesture to the memory o. q
kindly Indian chief
About 1900. when warring
Greek Indians menaced the Ala
lama plantation o. the coach for
bears. a Cherokee cheir rook the
family inside his stocka4e uaIie
his tribe 0attied the Greeks
While the family wa~ Thus pre-
tected. a baby girl was born. Tar
only reward the friendlv chi~f
would accept was the promI~r tae
girl would be named for his trIhe-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
SCOUT LEADER
PLACED UNDER
ARREST HERE
CHARGED WITH HAVING DIS
OBEYED INSTRUCTIONS RE-
GARDING USE OF FIRE
ARMS AT TORTUGAS

Captain NJ. r. Harrison. in
charge of Troop AZ, boy scouts Of
Miami, was arrested today by
Deputy United States Marshal
Ray Bush, on charges preferred
against the captain by Fred Eber-
hardt, custodian of Fort Jeffer-
son National Monument on Gar
den Ksy.
Captain Harrison and the boy
scouts left Key West last Wednes-
day night on the Porter company
Tug Petrol. The tug was in COM
mand of Captain Clarence
Thompson, assisted by Pilot Ny
ron Russell.
Monday of this week Mr.. Eber-
hardt was advised that the scout
We're firing arms in the prescrib-
ed area OF the monument. He
left by Coast Guard Plane Are
turus the same day. and arriving
at the monument he, in company
with Commander Won Paulsen,
boarded the ting and cOnfiscated
a number of fire arms as told in
The Cit zen of yesterday.
Mr.. Eberhardt said ne had
been advised that Captain Harri-
son had disobeyed Instructions re-
garding the use OF fire arms and
had been discharging a weapon Of
some kind since the plane had
left.
He at once filed an information
and a warrant was issued by u.
S. Commissioner c. Rodney
Gwynn, and when the Petrol with
the scouts arrived today, the war
rant was served. and Captain
Harrison placed under arrest.
The preliminary hearing was
started this afternoon before the
commissioner, when Captain Har-
rison acknowledged that the arms
had been taken from the boy
scouts that he and another mem
Der Of the group had retained
their guns, but denied that ne had
either used his gun or had any
knowledge of any other person
firing one, since the guns Of the
others had been confiscated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
Students Are Janitors
At Chicago Art School
tBy Associated Press,

CHICAGO, June 24.-Twenty-
five young men and a girl are
working their way through the
school of the Art Institute of Chi
cago by moping floors, busting
statues of flicking specks from
priced paintings.
Once a day the students leave
their paletes or molding boards,
pick up n1ops, brooms, busters,
water pals and ladders and sour
ry to work as janitors. Nor does
this mental labor submerge their
artistic sensibilities, for now they
have on display at the institute
more han 80 paintings and pieces
of sculpture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
JUDGE HARRIS
SERIOUSLY I'LL
G o TION WARRANTED
TAKING HIM TO U. S. MA.
RINE HOSPITAL

The many friends of Judge j.
Vining Harris will learn with re-
greet that he is seriously i'll and
had been for almost two weeks.
Last night his condition was
such that it was deemed advisable
to take him to the Marine hos
pital where a physician would be
within call at all times during
night and day.
Members of the family told
The Citizen today that the judge
spent a restful night, but was
considered to be critically i'll.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
STEAMER OZARK
ARRIVES HERE
CLYDE-MALLORY SHIP DOCKS
HERE FROM NEW ORLEANS
ENROUTE TO MIAMI

Steamship Ozark, of the Clyde
Mallory Lines, arrived from New
Orleans and Tampa this morning
6 o'clock, discharged heavy freight
including 20 tons of coke for the
Key West Gas Company. and
sailed 10 o'clock for Miami ard
Jacksonville.
Steamship Yoro, of the Stand
ard Frcit and Steamship Com
pany. is due to arrive from Phil
adelphia Friday, will dock at tn
Porter Dock company, rake OF
bunkers and sail for Frontera,
Mexico.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
APPRECIATION

Words cannot express the pro-
found gratitude that | feel for
the wonderfully fine vote ac-
corded me at the polls yesterday
by the citizens of this city and
county. In fulfilling the duties
of my office for which they nomi-
mated me by such a large ma
jority, | will bear in mind this
great vote of confidence, viii
faithfully endeavor to measure
up to the expectations of the
people who elected me. | wish TO
extend my deepest, most heart
felt thanks to each and every one.
CLEVELAND NILES.
jun 24-1tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
YACHT SEMLOH
ARRIVES HERE

Yacht Semloh, owned by Mrs.
Betty Fleischman Holmes, of The
Chimneys, Port Washington, Long
Island, arrived in the harbor yes
terday from Havana, and will re-
main for a short time.
Members of the party on the
vessel are Jay Holmes, Carl Hol-
mes, Bertram Work and Mrs.
Bertram Work. The vessel is in
command of Captain E. R. Olsen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
NOTICE, ELKS

There will be an important
meeting OF the Elks Club on
Thursday evening. 500 o'clock.
Matters of vital Importance will
be discussed. Please make an eff
fort to attend.
w. CURRY HARRIS,
jun24-1t Secretary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
FLORIDA BRINGS
80 PASSENGERS
VESSEL SAILED LATE IN AFT
ERNOON ENROUTE
TO TAMPA

Steamship Florida arrived from
Havana yesterday afternoon with
one passenger for Key West; 81
passengers for Tampa. The one
arrival for Key West was Jose
Ramon Lozcano.
The vessel sailed for Tampa 5
o'clock with the following pas
sengers embarking at Key West
H. L. Bethel, Sister Catherine,
Sister Jeanne, Miss Nellie Russell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
LOCKED OUT. OF HOME

SOUTH BEND, Ind. = Mrs,
Alta NJ. Eley of this city filed
suit for divorce charging that
when she attempted to hide liq.
uor from her husband he locked
her out of their home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
Niles Defeats Fulford For
Commissioner; Pellicier In
Winning Column Over Mayg
Petteway Leads Ticket In
Monroe County, Running
Three To One Ahead OF
His Opponent

In spite of the determined
efforts of those advocating
the cause of Fred P. Gone in
his candidacy for governor,
and their concentrated as
sault on the fortresses of the
followers of Raleigh Petite
way here, the latter defeat
ed the former in Key Wess
by approximately 3 to 1, or
1880 to $50, and also led the
ticket in Monroe county. In
the first primary of June
2, Mr.. Cone received IA
vOtes and Petteway 139.
Early in the day it was an
assured fact, as far as any
thing to be determined in
the future can be, that Pet
teway would carry this coun-
ty, and long before the polls
closed at 1920 it was evident
that the predictions were
based on sound foundations
as on every hand was heard
Petteway, with the name of
Cone seldom mentioned.
Results in the races OF local
candidates were also accurately
foretold. The voters, generally,
had declared that those candi-
dates who were materially bene-
fitted by the absentee ballot
count would be defeated, and
that this was spoken in all sim
certify was evidenced by the re-
suit.
In the June 2 race for commits
sloner from the fifth district.
Roy FulfOrd received 426 of the
absentee votes, and his nearest
competitor, Cleveland Niles, IA.
The final count in that election
showed Mr.. Fulford with 1903
votes and Mr.. Niles 1855. Yester-
day the voters gave Mr.. Niles
1927 and Mr.. Fulford 1872.
The same condition was shown
IN the race for constable of the
second district. In the primary
of June 2 the absentee ballot gave
Enrique Mayg go and his near
est competitor c. (Floney) Pelli-
cier, II, with a total vote for Mr..
Mayg of All and Mr.. Pellicier
419. Yesterday the voters gave
Mk~ Pellicier a total of 73O and
Mr.. Mayg 375.
AS stated by many voters, there
was on their part, no intention to
impugn the honesty of any of
those who were materially bene-
fitted" by the absentee ballot,
but simply to go on record as be-
ing unalterably opposed to any
thing which smatters of pollution
of the ballot and do all possible to
correct this condition in the
future.
That they accomplished one
part of their intention is agreed
upon, whether or not the Statutory
effect desired will be consum-
mated, is a matter which only the
future can decide was the state
ment made by a voter last night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24
APPRECIATION

l wish 10 thank the people ~ WoHrae County
for the vote given Fred Cone IN ye-terizys PraEy-
demonstrating their belief Il bis sincerity and
ability TO serve the people u thi~ county
In behalf Of Mr. Cone u-i~h o zsIre the
voters that your next gOTernar W--l bar ll Ell1
your cooperation and be read Ard WILlaE = Al
times Ia helm Key West and Monroe County Is eEery
way possible
DAN NAEARRO-
Gone Canaan EzzzEer-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-24

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For Sc Years Devoted to the
Best Interests Of Key West
La gaceta., 1936-10-20
CONCIERTO DEL N
RENATO urea

Estrvo hoy a visitarnos ell te-
nor lirico Don Renato Urga,
marques de Urga, que ell dfa %
de noviembre dara un concerto
en- Ell Friday Morning Musicale.
Ell ST.. Urga es un artista de Ell
vidiables facultades vocales y su
escuela de canto es parecida 2
la de Tito Schippa.
Lesacompanara en- ell concier-
to Ell notable pianista maestro
Barcellos de Braga.
Apreciamos la vista del dis
tinguido cantante y lie augura i.
mos un gran exito.
Braga haze grandes elogios
del Sr. Urga y dice de 81 que es
un notabilisimo tenor.
La gaceta., 1936-10-20
Cabalero n0mbrado jefe superior
:. de las fuerzas miitares de Espana
Julio Alvarez del Vayo es ahora "comisario
general de guerra con a a~yudantes
Ell gobierno utilizara Us AUTOMOBILES para ell
rapido transpoAe de milicianos

aproxima. Los lugares de entire
tenimiento Sc cierran tempra-
no. No Sc pueden obtener ali
mentos o bebidas despues de las
10 de la noche.
Despues de las diez Sc hacen
los registroS domiciliarios en-
busca de facciosos. Cal,Glase ell
total de arrestadoS en- 10000,
pero ell numero aumenta dia por
dia. La custodia Y alimentaci6n
de los prisioneros es un motive
de ansiedad para ell gobierno,
Ha comenzado ell racionamiento
de las provincias para todos
los habitantes. Las tarjetas pa
ra csc servicio Sc ~repartieron
hace varios diaS.
Sigue alberto ell ferrocarril
hacia Ia costa este, IN adici6n
a dos carreteras en- esa direc-
ci6n.
Son falsas las noticias de nue.
La gaceta., 1936-10-20

Madrid, 0ctbre 20.-Un de :
crete publfrado en- la Gaceta of
Acial nsmbra al primer ministro
don Francisco Largo Caballerc
supreme jefe de las fuerzas mi
litareS de Espana." AL mismo
tempo don Julio Alvare&del Va
yo fue nombraGo "comisario &c
neral de guerra" con cuStro a.
yudantes que pepresentan a los
socialistas, los sindicalistas y
los comunistas. FL objeto de es-
tas medidas es ejercer ell control
sc,ial Y politico sobre la miliciaI
Y las fuerzas armadas y lograr
la cooperation entire elias. Du =
rante alg1n TEMPO, particular
mente de parte de la Confedera
ci6n General del Trabajo, Sc hs
abogado por la creaci6n de un
Comite de Defensa Nacional.
Esta es la forma que ha toma-
do. Las operaciones en- los alre-
ledores de Madrid indican que
ios insurgentes Sc acercan por
Ell oeste. No Sc ha viSto todavia,
N los grupos rebeldes, un con-
tingente tan numeroso como ell
que Sc halla listo para defender
la capital. Informase que ell ge-
neral Moscardo es ell jefe de Ia
columna que opera al este de
Madrid Y que sc aproxima por
ell canine de Zaragosa. =.
Madrid va no quiere parecer ale
gre y Sc prepare en- silenciO pa-
ra ell estado de cOsas que Sc
La gaceta., 1936-10-20
Espaha en- lucha contra la tirania y effascismo
Noticias y coGEerrSfios de positive interes

ria ondeen triunfadoras EN- e.
Alfazar, testimonio de pasa-
dqe grandezas, ell recuerdo de
Ina Odena, de la j6ven comu-
nista que di6 su vida por la Ii
'beraci6n de Granada, vivira
por sobre TODD, hablando a las
futuras generaciones de 10 as
pero del canine que hubo que
recorrer en- la eonquista de la
libertad."
Lima Odena! Otro nombre
representative de la epopeys
popular que habra que mar
car con letras de orc en- eSmar-
tirologio de la raza.o
Antes que caer en- ma0os
del enemigo prefirio MORN por
su propia mano y Sc suicide.
iGloria a SUI memoria, ciuda
danos antifascistas! Lima Ode
ma era la perfecta encarnacion
de la rebeldia del pueblo, Ell
srmas contra los traidores de
la Espana corrompida.
La gaceta., 1936-10-20

vos bombardeos de la @viaei6n
sobre Madrid.
Imitando a 10 que Paris hicie
RI en- la guerra Mundial, ell go-
bierno ha or~ganizado una CO.
lu0nna de taxis para transport
tar milicianos . los lugares don
dc sean mas necesarios. Ell 80
bierno utiliza hoy todos los re-
curSos a SUI alcance para conte-
ner a los fas:istas. Mas de 5000
automobiles, puestos EN- fila, es-
peran 6rdenes del mando.
Ell aninisterio de la guerra in
siste en- no conceder importan-
Ella al avance faccioso y pide al
pueblo Sc una en- los preparati-
9os de defensa de la capital.
81 los fascistas tratan de en-.
trar en- la capital, segGn ell go
biern0 tendran que conquiSta,l
81 terreno, en- cada Gale, pulga-
da a pulgada.
Una segunda Inca de defen-
"a apoya los refuerZos manda-
dos al Paular, al norte de Tore
jon, Y la manda ell general A
sensio. q
Informa ell gobierno que los
mineroS han matado en- Oviedc
a centenares de fas,istas que
trataron de reconquistar la ca
pital asturiana. Los fascistas
La gaceta., 1936-10-20
CONTRA LA ELEVACION
INJUSIFICADA DE
PRECIUS

Ia Direction de Concrete nos
remite la siguiente nOta:
"Rernida la Comisi6n encar-
gada de vigilar y sancionar ell
slza de precios de los articulos
de alimentaci6n Y vestido, crea-
da para complimentary Ell deere
to de A de agosto del corrients
ano, bajo la presidencia del d.
rector general de Concrete y
Politica arancelaria, Sc pusie-
ron a deliberacion de la misma
las diversas inStancias presen-
tadas per los industriales afec-
tadOs por dicha disposition en-
solicitud de que Sc les permitie-
ra elevar los precios de sus mer
cancias en- raz6n del mayor cos
tie de production motlvado prln-
cipalmente por la elevation de
los salaries.
Ell criterio adoptado por la
Comisi6n, y que sera segura-
mente la norma a seguir en- 10
SUCCESSIVE, es ell de estudiar cada
case concrete, no autorizando
en- mOdo alguno la elevation in
La gaceta., 1936-10-20
Lax NOTA OFFICIAL DEL MI
N1STER1O. DE LA GUERRA
DE ESPANA

Madrid, Octubre 2O.-En el
ministerio de la guerra Sc die
aver la s~iguiente nota Official.
No hubo cambios en- los frentes
Norte y Noroeste. Las milicias
leales combaten a una fuerte co
lNnna Acciosa, en- Oviedo, oca-
siond hdole muIhas bajas. La in
fant ria avanz6 en- la iona de
Arag6AM debil re :
sistsncia por parteA del enemigo.
Aer7planos sleales bombardea :
roma los facciosos en- la@ierra
de Albudierne. Las lineas en- el
sur no ha nsido modificadas.
Los aeroplanos de la Rep1blica
bontbardearon a Pozo Blanco,
MOntoro y -villaAueva de la Sc
rena. Complete tranquilidad en-,
los Sectores de Somosierra Y Pa
rades de Buitrago. Combates dc
poca importancia tuvieron lu !
gar en- Guadarrama. Las mill
cias avanzaron en- ell sector de
Ia sNavas, derrotando al enemi-
go, al que hicieron 100 muerIbs
y 36 prisioneros. Llev6 Ell $3.50
del ataque ell battalion Largo Ca
ballero, que Sc comport6a her6i-
camente. AL frente de los feAles
perdi6 la vida ell valiente capt.
tan Carlos Abil6ira.
Cuatro hOras Sc estuvo com :
batiendo en- ell sector del Tajo
y los leales mantuvieron sus pc
siciones.
I'm ligero avance de las tro-
pas republicans Sc registr6 en-
SiguenZa. En- los demas fren .
ties, sin novedad.
La gaceta., 1936-10-20
ODRNA o Ell FUEGO
ISAGR@O DE LA RERELDIA
Y .

r.
Una luchadora admirable.
del observation-disclosures es-
piritual de Aida LafueHe-ha
caido en- la lUcha contra ell fas
cismo criminal. Ioven, dee1di-
da, culta, con Sangfe de herof-
ma y ten de acero, Lima O.
dena eraNna de las mas funda-
de- esperaR zas para la forma-
ci6n NNentud de hoy.
lie sorpren& la subversi6n
en- Almeria y fue a luchar, sien
do 6aAlana, pol puestros her.
n NOS andaluces. -
Dolores Ibarruri, la figura
excelsa del comunismo Ella "Pa
.sionaria" de nuestro pueblo,
Idedica un sentido y eonmove-
dor artiS ina Odena, in
sertd ahoche Aundo O.
brero''. De el copiamUs las 81
guientes palabras:
Con nuestros camaradas
Pretel dirigia una columna la
columna que tiene puesto GER
co a Granada.
Sali6 de avanzada con otro
companero en- un coche; Sc
perdieron y fusron a caer en-
las filas enemigas; Sc defen-
dieron: agotan todas las balas
de SUI pistcla disparando con-
ira e; enemigo, que rodeaba ell
coche. Vendi6 cara su vida. La
ultima bala fue para ella. no
quiso caer en- las manos del
enemigo y Sc pogo un tiro. Su
cuerpo fue llevado por ell enc
migo a Granada como un tro-
feo.
Los obreros, los campesinos,
los soldados, los marines y los
aviadores que luohaban con ella,
que la querian como a 81 mis-
mos, crispan hoy los punOs con
dolor y, desesperados, prone
ten vengarla. lilo cumpliran!..
Y manana ,cuando las notas
triunfales de los cantos del
pueblo que aplastara al fascis
mo llenen las Gales de Grana-
da v las banderas de la victo-