davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
WE NEED A MEDICAL WHO'S
 IIOOEY


 IIOOEY
 one of the leading textbooks or authoritative works In the field is StarlingS Principles of Human PhySioloey Professor Startling died in 1927, but tho last edition of his book was published in l036-Hcdlted by Prof. c. Lovatt Evans Of Uniycr. sity College, London, and Prof, H., Hartridgc, St. B0rtholomcw'S Medi. col college.
 I quote from D, 008 of this text book;
 Absorption by the Skin. In order to test the alleged Influence Of baths containing medicinal substances in solution, many experiments have been made to determine whether absorption is possible by the skin,
 What the author meant to say wnB that research workers have Cons ducted many experiments on nni- mals to determine Whcthc" anything is absorbed through the ilnbrokon skin: but few experiments on human beings My skin K available Co any scientific investigator of good Stand- Ing who cares to make an expcrl- mcnt or tost to show whether my food, drug or poison K absorbed through tho Ekln--proVldcd tho TO. suits of the test shall bG published and acknowledged aS conclusive Co both sides of tho controversy. l un- tergo no rlsk in offering my skin for such c test, first because l nm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21

cup eoarsely chopped pistaehio nuts i.4 cup chopped blNnched almonds, 1 i.3 cups granulated sugar, l large sponge cake, 1 cup whipped cream, l-4 cup pulveriScd peppermint candy,
 Cook cranbeTloS very slowly in water until skins burst. Then drain dnG force through coarSo sieve Place pulp in saucepan, add dates, figs and nuts Cover and simmer for 8 minutes, Remove saucepan from heat, add sugar and stir until dis- solved, Line a deep square freeZe- proof dish with slices Of sponge cake i-2 inch thick, Cover with cranberry mixture, Cover with more slices of sponge cake then more cranberry mixture, Continue these rows, finishing off with tho sponge cake, Set In refrigerator over night, Unmold on large dish and gNrnish with whipped cream sprlnkled with the peppermint candy. Serve thls with hot coffee,
 Of course, q supper of small sandwiches, fruit cake and coffee or punch is perfect for the Christi mas night get-together, Perhaps however, you want something even more festive, Then try this Mousse Of Turkey.
 Turkey and Ham Mousse
 tSefveB l2)
 For the loaf port; l package lemon -flavored gelatin, cup boil. Ing clear vegetable stock. cup cold clear vegetable stock, sliced olives
 For tho mousse part; 1 cup boil' Ing chicken stock, package lon' favored gelatin, cup cold chicken stock. l cup heavy cream, 1 cup colo minced turkey, cup cold minced ham, cayenne, salt and pepper.
 10 make loaf, dissolve gelatin if boiling stock. then add cold stock Cool md pour Into q mold that hal firHt been dipped in cold water, Sol in refrigerator until q film of tht jelly forms on bottom and Hrount sides of mold, then pour out ro' In0ining soft gelatin. Decorate in' G'de of gelatin coating with SliceI of green and ripe olives
 To make the mousse, dissolV, lemon gelatin In boiling Chick0r stock, thon add cold stock and coo until mixture thickenB slightly seASon. Whip erenm, then fold Int slightly thickoncd gelatin mixture in half. To one half, add tho cold minced turkey, to tho other half add the cold minced ham, Pour tht
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
Paris Styles

Paris (U.P.) .- "Lady.like" af- ternoon and dinner frooks arc Q feature of the midseason collect- Ions of the Paris couture houses and, diseardlng the elaborate trims introduced earlier in the season, many of the frocks are severely simple with insets of chiffon nnous- seline do sole or tulle the only note of contrast.
 Bronze mousselino Is com bined with velvet In c dlstlne- tive dinner costume ct Jean Patou. Designed with closefitting, high neekline l.nd simple, floort length skirt with slight fulness ct tho front, tho severity of line Is softened by introduction Of filmy moussellno do solo for tho back and sleeves. The transparent fabric Is set in ct tho back from e high-eut yoke to the oorselet waistline and forms the back of full-length fitted sleeves from the shoulders to elbows,
 Marrow vertical panels of open work on Q black crepe afternoon dress at Paquin relieve the solid
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21

black of the costume and give a note of rich detail, That house in- troduoes broad shoulder straps of chiffon or tulle In crepe evening gowns.
 Cut-out work backed by tulle in shadow designs Is Catherine ParelS interpretation of the transparency motif. Maggy- -Rouff uses tulle for the yoke, back and full-lenght sleeves of draped satin dinner dress of mulberry hue,
 Mainbocher puts elboW-l length puffed sleeves of pink tullo on black satin dinner dress and shows Q printed net afternoon frock with immense green taffota sash. Black lace is used for Q transparent effect in c tubular dinner dress ct Moly-. neuX.
 Jenny lines c black lace bodice with flesh chiffon in romantic lace and tullo gown. Chanel uses black lace inSetS, and Helm backs cut.ou6 designs with chiffon In black daytime froeks,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
WOMAN,S REALM =
Your Children
By Olive Roberts Barton

Mothers are orten puzzled about how to treat playmateS who come in to spend the afternoon. Holidays are almost here, and there will be lot of neighborhood visiting. So we might talk about the matter ot Electors friends, or Sylvia's, and between us settle some points.
 You would rather have your chil- dren at home, perhaps, than be worried about their whereabouts, or wondering how they are behaving elsewhere. You make 1t known that other children are more than well come to come to your house at any and all times. We are only suppos- Ing, of course, for fsome mothers get too nervous with Q crew of rough. h.and-ready's tearing up and down stairs and making whoopee for hours on end. You may prefer to have your own quiet boy or girl do the visiting, as you are positive they behave much better at the neighbours than the neighbor chil- dren do at your house.
 Welcome Is Important
 Children who come in to play are usually pretty good. They gauge their permissions by the things your own children are allowed to do' Very seldom do they take advantage of house rules and step beyond known limits. But they should know what they are permitted to do and what is prescribed.
 Don't put all the burden on Hector, because he feels hat his hospitality as host 1t at stake. Just say simply, Boys, I want you to have q good time and enjoy your selves" Later bring In the things next your heart, but not at once, Let the idea of welcome sink in, that if they think of it, they might step softly on the hard floors that you have just waXed, aS some company will be coming in and you don't believe you are going | to have time to do them again.
 Last time they were in, perhaps, Mack began to play football with the sofa cushions. Don't say Q word to Mack, who knows very well that ho overstepped his privilege; Just remarked that the pillows had prob- ably better be stacked in the hall, as boys need room, Never make suggestions SO obvious that the Visi- tors will be afraid to come back. Be ready to close eyes and ears to small liberties, and remember that oil costs some small price.
 Sugarc0at Prohibitions
 Make them welcome and have little treat. When they find that you are friendly, they will stand a few rules and regulations better. Girls who bounce on beds, or take out oil the books and don't put them back, will smile at you over the plate of fudge when you say, "dirls, I'm trying to break tho chil- dren of lying on the spreads. am sure Wou will help me out" or, "Jane, my dear, do you remember If 'Hoidi' was among those books you took out of the bookcaso9 Sylvia. Hound Hans Drinker' in the pantry but she wants to lend them both to her cousin" Betty will know without further words that she up- set tho apple cart.
 Don't bo too critical, but stand on your rights just the same, Other parents will thank you, just as you would thank them for reminding
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21

the balls Is string of Chrts;Iias tree bulbs placed tn a shallow glass dish The light gleams around the globes, The electric cord on the table cloth is wrapped with white crepe paper 60 that 1t will be In. conspicuous, The wire is extended to an outlet beneath the table. or . baseboard outlet might be Wsed Lighted taper candles in silver holders complete Q decoration that is more beautiful than the photo. graph portrays,
 You may And tt interesting Co design c lighted table decoration oe your very own, lt Isn't nt all ditl' cult, And it's really no end of fun
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
By Jean Prentice

By Jean Prentice
 THE dining room table ls stealing la march on the Christmas treo Now it too may spruce up with Christmas tree lights and globes,
 When members of tho family gather around the Yulotide board, they may And soft blue lights cleaning ln Q centerpiece of pine branches, or among blue and silver tree ornaments.
 A "Chrlstmasy" mood is created by tho blue and silver sparkle of tho table decorations shown hero Bluo and silver globes arc piled in . garland Of smilax or hr, Beneath
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21

your child of the amenities Of their homes.
 We should train our children to behave nicely when visiting, and never do things they arc not pef- mitted in their own houses. Copyright, 1887, NI1A Service, fne)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21

ham mixture Into the coated mold, When 1t begins to harden, add the turkey mixture, Place in refrigera.
 tor until chilled firm, then unmold, Decorate with pimento cheese mold cd into small fruit with parsley
 leaves, tiny stuffed tomatoes, dev. lied eggs and big prunes stuffed with candied pineapple and nuts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
trrom The Plaza. New Yorb ' TOMORROW'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Baked apples fried cornmeal mugh maple syrup, coffee, milk
 LUNC HEON; Tomato juice, toASted cream cheese and nut sandwiches, marmNlade butter, sponge cake, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Deviled flank steak, mashed potatoes, canned baby lima beans, celery hearts, cran berry cake, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21

iiicIoscs stamped envelope bearing his address.
 TOBguc.tIed Myth
 Doctor said my 2 months old baby was slightly tonguc.tied and clipped under her tongue. You say there b no such thing. Was t unnecessary (Mfs. |. B.
 An8Wcr--I meant jt B ( myth 70 far a3 itnpcdjDent 0i speech b Cotl' cerncd, Rarely the cord or frcnuni under tIie tongue iS 50 short inst # iiteFfercs with Buckllng, and ifi that case the doctor may divide tbe frers in with Scleg0rg, GcOpyEiRht ioS7 John ?. DiIie Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21

Little folk arc leading tho faSh' ion parade thlB or-for with Claire Tildcn planning such q fctch- ing style as Pattern bi3, any two 10 ton" may Do the "beBt dressed" kiddie in townl Every little girl win look her prGtticBt in the capti. Vating pointed -bodico effect, long or short puffed sleeves, Peter Pan Col- lar. and slightly flared Bkirtl And mother will Dc glad to hear that this simple pattern is B0 easy to fol. low that Bic can have her young hopefuls" new fr0ck whipped to- gother in no tilnel Comfy panties or bioomers arO also included, Flow er.ffesh in brlght-hucd chalIi8 or Chambrny. Detailed Sewing Guide accompanies this pattern.
 Pattern bi3 iS cut in chlldrcn's sizes, g. {, c, 6 and 10, Size C TC- quires 2 i-2 yards % inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS nbc) in coins or stamps lprefeFaDly cOinsD for this pattern. WRITE CLEAR. LY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders t0 the Waterbury Pattern Department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
.ElEAiTTl.
HozC To Keeb WeU
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

pCrnnlnE p:s":n" hsnih ma nSE'rn%! %" ." en0Hed
  column NO ne Address W!lnM
  nrI Inrn nnIM MMieE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
HOME THEATER

Although she has little theater In her back yard, Joan Crawford has never appeared here on the pro. fossional stage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
T0DAY's FASHION TIP

LGSc and chiffon give transparent effc61 Co dark afternoon froCks ifl the Parie ilsidseaSofi collections.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
DEAR MSS CHATFIELp:

I'm down my Maybe ndugng in sclf-pity but don't
 looking For and years nave getting up husband of to work and the children home do hoework sewing mendng and alarming family always trying to make my husbands small salary children to feel pnched and have done everything with this time have all night to finish dress Tor one ot beginning to crack under the strain and headed advice problem
 ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
BY MRS. GAIN )E HADOON
 NEA Rervlce Staff Writer

ChriStmaS dinner Is family Nf- fair. but Christmas night supper should be for both the family and your friends. Arrange Q table some- where near the Christmas tree and when the guests arrive, lot them help themselves to light supper arranged there for their pleasure Keep It simple. Have only one or two dishes. There con be e large coffee urn ready to serve strong clear hot coffee, or 0 punch bowl filled with Yuletide greeting, or Q bowl of fruit punch, The two recipes given below are for large rather handsome Christmas night speeial- ties,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
ANSWER;

ANSWER
 Another mother much wisely In your family probably been carrying the whoc shared by each of the children h who Of a the unhappy circumstances In co comparable Co the pain O parent whO the best life offers yet has to see them other take matter of course
 However my dear service mother render praon which the family purse neeeSiates to situation which their lot cast Otherwise they
 inevitably selfish full Of false pride and unable to meet tho tests of hardship and disappointment that come M al
 Right now k take children into
 affection them and desire to give them the best you mistake of doing for them what you should have themselves and that cracking under they aren't already spoiled beyond redemption they VIII Co your rescue
 how much have in aekng the problems which the small purse creates limit her physical strength and en- durance which she So when tho head Of the house ts far better for her to explain this to the ch' that have what their more auent com' At the no she should try to show them that these that ho friends won't what but by what they philosophy also tends to keep them from ow-ratng their father
 So take children on the false standard declare Scsacrhclng existence get some sleep outside diversion and VIII discover that hM thc out CA"OLiNE ChAIFE~'
 probema genen will be discussed Co. H%%S.E % ss ":.Tr ""mrs Wriis Miss chMAed In "s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
Caroline Chatfield
Says To-day

Greatest Service Mother Can Render Her Children Is to Train Them to Assume Their Share of Family Responsibility, to Accept the Privations Which the Family Purse Necessitates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21
Cranberry Cake tSerVes i2 Christmas night dropper.iners)

Six cups cleaned raw eranber. ries, 3 Ia cups water l2 pittod dates, slieed fine, 10 figs cubed, l.2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21

probIcms will discussed letters unsuitable oS pMnlS"tSn Mi Ss WFiie Miss chMAeld In "'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-21

the advIce take children oR the false standard declare SclfsaorlAcng existence get sleep outside diversion and will discover that this the Way out CARFOLINE CHATFlELD.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
NOTAS SOCIALES

Naevd Seeci6n dc Recrco
En- Ia noche de aver Qued6 reor,
| ganizada Lac Secci6n de
Recreo del CiSrla CAano, Hos
damos los nomhreS de RS mu-
dhachos que consponsn esta Sex
ci6n.
Presidente, Salvador Cellas
Vice. Juan sperezs Seeretario'
Laudelino Acosta: Vice, Emilia
no Fernandez; Tesorero, Robsr
to j. Fernandez; Vice Tesore :
70, Generoso Alvarez; Raul La
win, Delegado de Ia SeeeiSn de
Damas.
Mt hos ekitos lie deSeamos a
les atentos muchaehos. ofrecien
donos a luchar por ell engrande-
cimiento Y triunfo de sus fies-
tas.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
Sc INVESTIGA Ell RECLU-
nAMIENTO DE AMERI-
CANOS PARA LA CUE
IRA DE ESPANA

Washington, enero 8.-La
'ecretarfa dc justicia ha inicia
do una investigation para deter
minar 81 en- suelo de los Estados
Unldos Sc reclutan voluntarios
para la guerra civil espanola.
lei abogado general Cunm~
ings ha ordenado que j. Edgar
Hoover realize la Investigation
e informe al d~epartamento.
Una ley federal prohibe Ell a.
listamiento para servicio mill
tar en- paises extranjeros.
La oficina del partido Socia-
lista en- Ell estado de New York
lpdblicamente habia anunciado
que sc mandarfa un contingente
antifascista a la peninsula ibe-
RIGA, reclutado en- este pals.
Existe una proposition de lew
en- Ell senado, del senador Bo-
ran, castigando con la perdida
de la I;iudadania a los america
nos que combatan bajo la bande
"a de otroS nafSas ON o,,o,r.a
'ane no afecten a los Estados
Unidos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
LOS REPUBLICANOS ESPA-
NOLES ESTAN HACIENDA
VA SUS MUNICIONES Y
AEROPLANOS

Paris, enero 8.-Don Luis A
raquistain, ell embajador espa-
mol, declar 6aquf que las fabrf-
cas- del gobierno de Madrid es-
tan va produciendo sus propias
maniciones y aeroplanos.
"Muy pronto estaremos en-
disposition de "ganar nuestra
prGpia guerra.
mo hay duda en- ESQ de que
ell gobierno esta recibiendo ayu-
da de Russia.
Los barcos de guerra aIema-
mes seran torpedeados por 10,
barsos leales 81 intentan otros
actos de aggression en- la costs
vasca.
La nueva ofensiva de Franco
no tomara a Madrid. Para ia
empeho Sc ndcesita algo ma.
que Franco y sus unidades ex
t~ranjeras.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
Del CarNoval latino

A6t CUf FoUOWS L1CUtVO
Con notable entusiasmo se
prepare la fiesta que Ia CANA
IA de Comercio de WestsTampa
celebra todos los amos, con gran
exitc, en- ell Centre Espanol de
West Tampa.
Ell Sr. Leon Cain, Presiden-
tie de la Camara de Concrete,
trabaja activamente en- union
de los senores C. Delgado, Rey,
Cimino Y Kirkconnell.
Lindas senoritas Sc presenta-
ran como candidates para Ell
reinado, en- representation de
distintas entidades.
Ha sido hasta ahora contra
tada para ell bale la apiaudida
orquesta La Tropical.
Los concurrentes podran di-
vertirse complaciendo sus gus
tos y deseos.
Ademas de la entrada gene
Iral (habran mesas reservadas,
con cUatro sillas, al precio de
z pesos cada mesa.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
PENNY ABRIRA I'm ESTA-
B~LECINIENTO EN YBOR
CITY

La cadena de tiendas de
Penny abrira un establecimier
to en- Ybor City, dentro de po.
cas- semanas.
Sc da escogido para la nue..
va tienda ell edificio que en-
una epoca ocupara la cadens
Woolworth.
Penny tiene un estableci
miento en- la Gale de FRANKLIN
y desea la cooperation directa
del pueblo lathe.
Ell edificio sera acondiciona-
do bajo la direction del arqui
tecto Two de Minicis.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08

nette Scolaro, hija de los espo-
Sos Anton y Rosalfa Vitello,
residences en- ell n1mero 2807 de
la ca6e 8, y ell j6ven Evelio Fer
nandez hijo del matrimonio Pa
bio y Celia Fernandez. de la II
avenida ndmero 1917.
Firmaron ell acto los testigos
Sres. Antonio VitelIo y Iigue.
Rssales. FL enlace tuvo lugar Ell
'sl hogar de les padres de la
ncvia. q
Sc obsequi6 con dulces y liA-
res. Entire les asistenteIk esta-
ban las senorftas Annie {rupia
no, Mary Trupiano, Margaret
Nitello, Lille Vitellos Amelia
sp6rez. Rosa Gonzalez, Ernest
IA Perez Y Mary Cusumano.
sSenoraS: Rosalfa Vittello, Ce-
liza Fernandez, EvangeGna Con
zalez, Mary Perez, uatilde Fe,
nandez, Consuelo Fernandez,
Mary Cusumano, Valentino M
rales Virginia Reyes, Pauline
Gispert, Aurore Rq%es, Gui-
llermina Fernandez.
Felicitamos a los nuevos es-
pesos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
CON IL Annorelli shoe

IAcp; CaQfno Barberfa; Hen
Clay Shoes; Victor Shoe
Shop.
( Con 10 cts: Aronovitz Store;
(Jran A. Suarez; Star Store
lCoaumlbia Bakery; Mariana Bo-
net; Monte Bros. Barber; Ben
MES Grocery. r.
Con 40 cts: Jose Vale.
Con 80 cts: Casino Barber
Shop.
Con 25 cts: La Mecca Cafe
Tom McAq; De Ella; Piniella
Place; Mefchor de la Parte;
Broadway Barberfa; Million
Z uto Parts; G@kalez y Her.
nandez; FerraN Grosery; Ca
sella's Cafe; Taxa Cafe; Be-
nito Blanco;A "a. E. Martinez
Ia Rcgs Gr8ery; Barberia de
9'rito; R. Portocarrero: Jo-
Fuente; Isidro Casalin; D.
Silva; A. Montero; Delgados's
Cigar; Joaquin Suarez; Two
Frien Cafe; F. Garcia; Ca
russo srberia; La Iona Res
taurant; Spoto Zapateria; Gu
sumano Grocery; Eagle Fill
ing Station; Lorenzo Rodri-
guez; Ferlita Grocery; Jose
Teijido Grocery; Felo Barbe-
ria; Capitano Grocery; Puleo
Feed Store; FL Frente Popula-
Grocery; West Tampa Pole
ria; FL Cometa Grocery; La
Habanera Botica; Amoralli
Shoe Shop; Charles Place; w.
Tampa Zapaterfa; Solomon
Store; Mistretta Grocery; Eu'
genio Ibanez; G. G.. Grocery;
Robert City Grocery; Rossndo
Martinez; Tomassino Gro; Jo
Sc Perez Grocery; Economica
Zapaterfa; Nicolas Herman
dez; De Luxe Bakery; Spoto y
Castellano; Latin-American
Ferreteria; italian Emp; La
Cruz Botica; Four Roses Gro.
Nick Genex; Charles Place
Eagle 1909; Celestino Diaz
Loaato's Botica.
Con Is cts: Amorelli Shoe
Shop; Candida Santa Cruz
Tony's Market; Henry Clay.
Con 10 CTS: Barberia dc
Juan; Canal; Barcelona; Ma
nolo's Place; Riverside Zapa.
tepfa Columbia Bakery; Mau-
rfcio Barberfa; Monte Bros.
Barberia; Style Hat Store.
4 de Enero de 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
Acldraci6n

AclGrGci6R
Nos informa ell S~ecretario de
la Secci6n de Recreo del Circu-
10 Cubano que carece de funda-
mento ell que ell Cfrculo Cubano
patrocina una verbena que EN-
unos tickets" anuncia ell club
Paramount.
Dicen las papeletas que esa
fiesta es auspiciada por la West
Tampa Junior of Commerce,
entidad que no existe. Solamen
tie existe en- ell barrio oeste la
West Tampa Chamber of Com
merce.
Completeness a las personals
que nos piden hagamos las acla
raciones.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08

Tocord ma orquestd latina
Volvemos a traer hoy a nues
ras columnas ell bale que Il
Secci6n de Recreo del CSreuh
Cubano celebrara manana, en-
TODD ell edificio.
Ademas de las orquestas de
Mano sanlhez y Frank Benn,
tocara los bailables espanoles y
crbanos la orquesta del joven
pianista Aristides Santirzo.
A los que no sean socies Sc les
cobrara a razon de un peso Ia
entrada para los caballeros y rs
centavos las damas.
La gaceta., 1937-01-08
Notas de 4 Guerra Civil Espahola en- Asturias
La lucha del pueblo por su libertad
(Por +. Prendes)

breS no quleren que ely
los sorprenda en-. SIS sFes y
sin armas para deFefderse.
Las mujeres han sido pues-
tas a coser para las milicias.
En- osprimeros dias de Ia
guerra los milicianos careeian
de zapatos, capas de aqua J O.
tros efectos indispensable para
Ia guerra.
Entcnces erGnez6 la recogi-
da De zapatol cenas a')rigos y
ropas para rroteger a los com-
batteries de a hrmedad.
= Muchos tildados de faA$stas
fueron los primeros en- dar sus
caaas, camas Y colchones.
La reaction ny oducida por los
actmde saNajismo de los mo-
res hecbo bgder a Fran
co MY ApartiAarios.
Les r ,gidas Sc han
colocadc& \ hospitales de
sangre. Son tantos los heridos
rue escasean las camas y faltan
hospitales. Hay tambien escasez
'e vendajes.
Ha eaido hoy, dia 81 de agos-
to, a las $50 de la noche, ell
de Simancas. De 10 que
era solo ha quedado la arma-
I@6n.
Y Los milicianos sacaron de
una mazmorra a un jefe militar
qxe desde ell primer dia, por O.
ponerse a Ia revuelta, habfa 81
do encadenado. Lo encontraron
en- muy grave estado y con gran
des cuidados lie llevaron a un
hospital.
Sobre ell Quartet Sc lanzaron
eamionetas con lfquido inflama-
Die y camiones cargados de d.
namita. Los camiones iban ma
nejados por milicianos.
En- la her6ica jornada Sc dis
tinguieron los mili.ianos, los
c~arabineros y la guardia de a.
salto.
La mission mas delicada la e.
ch6 sobre sus hombros ell mine
re, que combate con Ia dinami-
ia, una formidable arma en- sus
manos.
L-uego de la victoria Sc ha a.
nunciado que un contingente
saldra de aqui en- direction de
Oviedo y de Luarca.
Dicese que de Castillo ha sa-
lido Ctra columna en- contra de
Asturias. Ell pueblo piensa en-
alta voz y Sc oven expresiones
como estas: que vengan todos;
dpor que odian tanto a los as
turianos?
(COntinMrG).