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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-02

his graduation at West Point left on
Wednesday for Portland, Ore,
where he will report for work Sept.
IL. Enroute he will visit Donald Mil
Ter at Fort Peck and Keith Miller
at Glacier park CCC camp.
Nearly 20 students registered for
high school work here Saturday.
School will open Tuesday, Sept. I.
and the following teachers will have
charge:
G. +. Friesleben - mathematics
and history.
C. p. Johnson-science and coach.
Harriet Roholt-commercial.
Howard Jeglum-English.
Violet Carmony-5th and 9Th
grades.
Esther Lafson-Srd and 4th
grades.
Hiss Bailey-primary.
Rev. and Mrs. Simonsen and son
of Chinook were overnight guests
at the Rev. .Nlmiie home last Thurs
day.
Rev. Almlie conducted a%arochial
school at Comtrtown the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hultgren and
family left last saturday for a
weeks visit with relatives at May
nard. MINI. They were accompanied
oy Mrs. Chas. Johnson, who will Wis
it relatives at Harvey, N. D.; Avis
B%redeyien, who will visit at Fargo,
and Mrs. Ditmarson, who will visit
ii Christine, N. D.
Marcella Buck of Crosby is nurs-
ing at the Christ Hoist home. Mr..
Hoist is seriously i'll with heart
trouble.
The infant daughter born to Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Nereson last Wednes-
day passed away shortly after birth.
Mrs. Nereson is a patient at the Mar
tin Nereson home.
Dean Miller was confirmed at the
regular services at the Lutheran
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Fulton Small entertained
last Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Harry Merrill of Prince Albert,
Sask.
MT. and Mrs.siPeter Miller enter.
tain4 fx.shonor of their son, Lit. R.
C. Miles. on Monday evening,
Mfs. 1urher Hultgren entertained
the yCIC at her home ON Wednesday
of last Week,
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Busiest, Cheapest Workers In Town--Want Ads!

ton, s. d. Bob will again Ibe ianitor
at the .schoolhouse.
G.. j. Pattison, Mrs. A.. C. PATHS
ON, Mrs. .AnhDlt and Howard Skill
|lingberg .motored to WHhston on
Thursday to visit Hollie SHILLING
berg. a patient at the Good Samari-
tan hospital. They reported his con-
iition as much improved.
Philip and lone Foss and Mildred
Waller were business visitors in Re-
serve Friday. They were also sup
per guests at the f. H. Fellbaum
home in Plentywood that same eve
ming.
Helen Bucl,iin Of Redstone. for
mcr Homestead teacher. visited with
friends at Homestead Friday.
Bert Ensebretson and Reubin
Gronlie have moved into the Tyler
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Evenson and
family from west Of Medicine Lake
are moving into the Brenden house
recently vacated by Mrs. Espelien.
George Dively, who was employed
at the V. +. Johnson home during
their 1bsence. left Thursday for
western Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Waller and
daughter Carmen of Scobey were
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-02
MORE WESTBY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. j.. H. Melvin and
Marlys and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mer-
riIl of Prince Albert, Can, returned
home Monday from a six weeks trip
to the western coast states. They
travelled about 1000 miles, visiting
from Vancouver, B. c.. to Los An
geles. They also toured Yellowstone
and Glacier National parks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill left the latter part of
the week for their home at Prince
Albert. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie W~irtzberger
and children returned from a two
months stay at Blackfoot, Ida, last
Saturday Francis Phapen of Black
foot accompanied them back and
will remain for a short visit.
1t. Robert G.. Miller, who mas been
enjoying a 10 week vacation since
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-02
WESTRY Men ARE
uIRT IN E''euAp
BIOW-OVT CAUSES AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT NEAR HANEE;
THREE HURT

MISUNDERSTANDING from a trip
TO western Montana, Messrs. c. n,
Rostad. G. +. Friesleben and L. N.
Bcrgh met with a serious accideni
last Tuesday when the front tire
.tlow out near Havre. Mr.. Bergh suf-
fered a fractured rib and the other
men We're badly cut and bruised
Medical aid was given the men at
Havre and they came home via
railway. The car was a complete
wreck. Mr.. Bergh was taken to the
Ambrose hospital for further care
but was able to return home sun
day,
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-02

wesss end gusst Fat the George Wal
lersheme. III IS
Mrs. f. L. Neikirk ands children
spent a few days at Trnton, N. D.,
last week.
Russell Norby returned home on
Saturday morning after working in
North Dakota during harvest.
Martin Gronlies took Mrs Anholt
and children to outlook Friday eve
ming where they boarded the train
for home at Wimbledon, N. ID.
Rev. and Mrs. O. VI. Knudsen and
family have returned from their va
cation. Services will again be held
at the Lutheran church every Sun
day morning at 1870.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-02

WANTED TO RENT-A good grain
and stock farm not too far from
a highway and market. | am a
farmer of long experience. Can
compete with others. Own a full
line of up-to-date machinery, and
some stock. Come and see me at
once. Inquire about me at The
Herald. 1-1tp
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homestead WILL !
SCHOOL 9TH
HOMESTEAD The Homestead
hool VIII open TUESDAY, Sept. 7, it
is bee3 announced. The teachers
III be Myron Asiakson and Agnes
ShnsOn.
MORE HOMESTEAD NEWS

Elaine Jacobson left Thursday for
tlIiston where she has secured
brk.
Mrs. Anholt and children, Mrs. A.
Pattison and daughter Mildred,
nd Betty Jean Skillingberg were
nner guests at the Sigurd Olson
bme west of town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanek and Betty
bu returned from Butte Thursday
|ening. Doris returned home with
lem for a short rest before resum-
|g her duties at the hospital after
er recent Illness.
Dagney and Myrtle Void and
|reda Peterson of Plentywood were
(%sitors at the George Waller home
|hursday evening. Ruth Waller,
|ho had been visiting at the Void
pine, returned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sell returned
, Homestead Tuesday afternoon af-
Fr spending their vacation at the
pine of Mrs. Sells parents at Sisse-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-02

DR.. Imhoff, a graduate OF the De-
partment of Ophthamology. Of the
Mccormick Medical College. Ch.ca
go, H.. has had more than twenty
years experience and specializes In
the examination OF the Eye fof
Glasses. No Drops" nor Drugs OF
any sort used In the examination.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-02
COMING TO


DR.. Imhoff, eyesighr
specialist who visits
here every six weeks
Will be in P~lentywood
at the Leland Hotel,
Is and Is
where he may be con.
suited for complete
Optical Service
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NOTICE

The Degree of Honor will hold its
first regular fall meeting on Monday
evening at 8 O'Clock at Legion hall.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-02
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all those who so kindly
assisted and sympathized with us in
the sickness and death of our be
loved husband and father and also
for all the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs Christ fbsen
Mrs. Thoryald Hansen and fam
lily.
Mrs. Edwin Dahl and family
Mrs. Alfred Dahl ana family
AXel Ibsen
Ivan lbsen
Clifford Ibsen
Grace Ibsen
Irene lbsen.
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For Sale

For Sale
FOR SALE-One heating stove, mid
die size. one gasoline lamp. Both
in good shape. NJ. Tobiason, Plen-
tywood. 2-2tp
FOR SALE-Used Chevrolet panel
delivery truck, overhauled, an
ideal car for delivery or school
bus. International Implement Co.
1tc
FOR sAIE-A model T Ford. two
door coach. 1926 model. Five
GOOD tires, socd running order.
Henry VIOLA. Raymond. 2-2tp.
FOR SALE-Wagon. saddle, set of
heavy harness. model 7 coupe and
pickup, Console p~honosraph, >
volt radio. Write or see Carl An
derson. Plentywood. 2-2tp
FOR SALE - Automatic electric
pump, capacity 300 gallons per
hour. Nancy Marion, Plentywood.
2-2tp
FOR SALE-One steamer trunk and
one wardrobe trunk. Very reas-
enable. Mrs. o. b. Hoven. Antel-
Ope. 2-2tc
FOR SALE-Heatrola, used part of
season. Heats four rooms. Cheap.
Inquire the Herald. 2-2tc
FOR SALE ton International six
sized truck, good tires; ESQ feet
81 in. rope, nearly new; , pump
jacks, > heaters. Home Comfort
range; beds; dining table, chairs,
radio. 7-tube. 3 miles northeast
of Medicine Lake. C. Casper. 2-2tp
FOR sALE-One bicycle, cheap.
Write or see Jarl Bartnes, one
mile west of McElroy. 2-2tp.
FOR SALE-Good cedar fence posts.
A. ] Schultz, Comertown. 2-2tp
FOR SALE pigs, 6 weeks old.
H. e. Steinke, Plentywood, TT. 2.
1-2tc
I - - - ~-
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WANTED TO BUY Second hand
windmill. Inquire The Herald.
1-2tp.
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Wanted

WANTED TO RENT-A three or
four room house. At least semi
modern. See or write William
Gaffney, Medicine Lake. 2-2tp.
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FOR SALE pigs, 6 weeks old.
H. e. Steinke, Plentywood, TT. 2.
1-2tc
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WANTED-ENperienced miner at
Lochen mine, Raymond. 1-2tp.
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FOR SAIE-One heating stove. mid
die size. one gasoline lamp. Both
in good shape. NJ. Tobiason, Plen-
tywood. 2-2tp
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-02

FOR SALE-Used Chevrolet panel
delivery truck. overhauled, an
ideal car for delivery or school
bus. international Implement Co.
1tc
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-02

FOR SAIE-A model T Ford. two
door coach. 1926 model. Five
good tires, socd running order.
Henry VIOLA. Raymond. 2-2tp.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

neral de Division. Vuelve a reu
nirse con Maceo y 10 ayuda a
formar al ejercito invasor. Qua
trocientos hombres, armados
todos de Remington,-arma-
mentos quitados al enemigo,-
lie entrega en- ell campamento de
Corral Nuevo. De ahi vuelve a
la jurisdiction de Bayamo y
Manzanillo, donde en- compa-
MIA de Mas6 organiza numeroso
'contingente que pone tambien q
las ordenes de Maceo en- ELLA
vado, campamento donde Sc a.
brazan por Ultima veg Ell 'caudi-
10 sin par derribado en- Punta
Bravo, Y Ell noble y Sravo sof-S
dado caido, en- plena paz, acari-
eiado por las auras de la popu-
laridad y del amor. Fueron en-
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
EUWE LOGRO C TIA.
BIAS CON Ell RETAD
ALEKHINE

Rotterdam, Holanda, Die. A.
Como Sc esperaba, ell Sr. Max
Euwe, campe6n mundial de ale
drez, hizo tablas su vigesima
tereera partida del terneo con
ell DIR. Alexandra Alekhine, de
Paris. A los so movimientos Sc
concluy6 la partida.
Euwe logr6 ell empate a pc :
sar de que tenia un pe6n menos
que su rival. Alekhine realiz6
sus mejores esfuerzos; pero ma
pudo inclinar la victoria de su
parte.
FL e~xcampe6n Sc mantiene al
frente del torneo con 8 veto :
rias, A derrotas y IL empates
Euwe tiene A victorias, s de-
rrotas y II empates.
Alekhine tiene 1912 puntos.
Cuando llegue a los Is Sc lie de-
'clarara nuevo campe6n.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

culminaron en- victorias para
81 y los suyos. Mas tarde Sc reu-
ne con Martf Y Gomez Y Maceo
en-, Majaguabo, termino munich
pal de San Luis. Atendiendo a
su valor Y pericia Sc lie confie-
re ell grade de Brigadier. Toma,
con sus fuerzas, parte activfsi-
ma en- las brillantes acciones
del Jobito, Guantanamo, Coto-
rrfcey Bafriadera. Sc bate con
fiereza en- Peraleio, gloriosa ba-
ITALIA en- la que el Captain mann
b, on contra del general en- JeS
'fe agpalols Martinez de Cam
pos Sc ein6 los laureles de colo
sal victoria.
Sc separa de Maceo para po-
ner sitio y tomar a Barre. Por
este tempo es ascendido a ge-
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
106; 1etourneur-De5aets, "a.

106; 1etourneur-De5aets, "a;
Aady-zach, "a, etc.
Miles de aleInanes ovaciona-
ron a sus compatriotas, con mo-
two de ser la noche alemana.
Cesare Moretti, ell ciclista ita
liano, companero de Alvaro
Georgetti, sUfri6 un accidente,
en- la curva de la Novena aveni-
da, y cay6 con terrible fuerza.
Durante varios minutes qued6
tendido en- la pista, sin conoci-
miento.
Sus ayudantes lie aplicaron
compresas de aqua; pero no res
pondi6 al tratamiento, teniendo
que ser llevado al hospital de e.
mergencia del s6tano. Ell DR..
Clausy lie di6 seis puntos On ell
cuero cabelludo. Ademas pre- .
senta laceraciones en- los brazos
y piernas.
La caida produio una inte-
rrupcion de mas de 20 minutes.
Cuando Moretti volvi6 a la PTS
ia ell pdblico lie ovacion6.
Georgetti tom6 entonces ell pt
so de la competencia.
A las 9:15 de la manana d.
aver, Tino Reboli, de Newark
dej6 la pista para almorzal
mientras su companero Bobby
Thomas dormia. Ell arbitro Il
llam6 la atencion y lie dijo QUE
Sc exponfa a ser despedido; pc,
no Reboli persisti6 en- marchar.
Use.
Entonces ell arbltro lie declare
fuera de la competencia Y gu
compahero Thomas pas6 varias
horas buscando companero, el
que al fin encontr6. Cor Walls
de Holanda, es ahora SUI ayudar
4o
Il.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

terminada la lucha, Ell general
Leonard Wood, Gobernador mi
litar de Cuba durante la prime
ra intervention, 10 llama a la
Habana Y lie ofrece algo que hui
biera dado fin a SUI penuria. Pc
70 Rabi rechaza la oferta. mo
habia 81 expuesto su vida, una
y mil wees por la libertad de
Cuba frente a las balas Y habia
salido vivo? Pues la miseria no
mata-dijo y Sc qued6 con los
sugos en- po5reza c~onstante.
Constjtuida la Repdblica, fue
partidario de Tomas Estrada
Palma, V meses despues de ha-
Der tornado este possession de la
primera mag;str&tura DEL pals.
VINO a-ver-o. q puuo4o de Ia Ha
bana 10 recibi6 carinosamente.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

vano sus deseos, sus ansias por
formar parte de la columna in
vasora. Pero a sus sdplicas con-
testaba Maceo:-General Rabi,
ell nombre de listed hace falta
en- Oriente.
Con ell calor del abrazo ulti-
mo del Jefe invasor, regresa a
Jiguani al frente de una redu-
cida fuerza, I'm centenar apenas
de hombres nal armedos. Pero
su preseneia e "a ara Sc hizo
al mornento sentir, logrando ell
copo total de la guerrilla de
SansLuis, EN- Palo Picado. Con
esta victoria ruidosa sc hizo de
armas v municiones. con las
que in'prir6 a las operaciones
gran actividad en- los terminus
de Jiguanf. Bayamo y Manzani-
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
D EF0RT ES
UN DOBLE PROGRAMA PA
RIA Ell LUNES

Ell barbudo Savage, uno de
los hombres que mejor Sc ali
menta en- ell grup0 &c luchado-
rse del Sur, Sc bat'ra e. tunes,
en- Benjamin Field, con Hank
Matheny, ell ca',o lie San Luis,
famoso por su rudeZa.
Savage, ell gigantic de Kentu-
cky, celebre por los pelos de la
barba limpia y por'los arreba-
tos que lie entran cuando alguien
ie tira de ella, cree que la sera
f&cil derrotar a Matheny.
Tratase de un combate entire
dos villanos y algunos Greer
que Ell calvo supera al barbudo
"Caballito" Dobie Osburn ten
dra de contrario a Allen Eusta.
ce, ell gigantic de Kansas.
Eustace perdi6 la corona dc
la Florida a manos del Diablc
Rojo; mas parece que la ha re-
cuperado, por cuanto Sc ahun
cha como de campeonato 81
match con Osbubrn.
Elmer Guthrie, de Salt Lake
City, Sc enfrentara con Justin
Gerald, ell poderoso argentine.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

10. En- abril de 1896, y en- la &C
ci6n librada, por segunda vez,
en- ell Cacao, es herido de bala
sobre ell om6plato izquierdo.
Por esta acci6n fue ascendido a
Mayor General y designado pa
ra ell mando del Segundo Cuer-
po de Ejercito. En- ell desempe-
no de este cargo, Sc mantuvo
hasta la termination de la que
ira; hasta que en- las Tomas de
San Juan, Sc dispararon los ca
nonazos que pregonaban la ter
minaci6n de la soberanfa de Es-
pana en- America.
Firmada la paz, aunque no
acaso como 81 la habia sonado,
fij6 SD hogar en- Barre, donde
al amparo de sus hijos, VIVID
tranQuilo. I'm aho despu&s de
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
.TERMINARA HOY LA CA
RRERA DE BICICLETAS DE
SEIS DIAS


New York, Die. Al frente
de la carrera de seis dias, que
terminara hoy, Sc mantienen los
famosos ciclistas alemanes XII
liam Vopel, con $50 puntos en-
1894 millas.
Les siguen los franceses ~
nat-Dios, con 302 puntos.
Los hermanos Peden Sc man.
tienen en- ell tercer lugar, cor
226 y les siguen O'Brien-Aller
con 1859; Waltbur7Crossley
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
iPELEARA
CON K. o. LOWRY


Sarasota, die. 4.-Bajo la d.
reccion del empresario Charles
Kelly, Ricardo Hernandez, de
Tampa, peleara ell lunes con K.
O. Lowry, de Beaumont, estado
de Texas.
Roy Mott, un muchacho To-
cal, Sc batira con ell formidable
Rudy Cancela, de Tampa; Jack
Mott tendra de rival a Johnny
Belts, y Tex Lang Sc enfrenta-
"a con Buck Pinion.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
LA DERROTA DE WALTER
WOODS A MANOS DE GLEN
LEE

New York, die. 4.-Cerca de
1000 personals presenciaron
en- ell Hip6dromo la pelea entire
Glenn Lee, de Nebraska, pdgil
del peso medic, y Walter
Woods, del Lado Este.
Lee produjo magnifica impre
sion entire los ~expertos, por
cuanto es fuerte, pega con las
dos manos Y ataca sin tenor.
Utilizando toda su habilidad
y experienced Woods logr6 sal
varse de una derrota por no.
caut.
Los golpes de Lee no desarro-
! lIaron la potencia suficiente pa
ra derribar a su c~ontrario.
; Ell derrotado tenfa una ven.
taja de seis libras sobre ell ven.
eedor, 154 contra 100.
Tommy Roman, de Bayonne.
N. j., puso a dormir a Johnny
Rinaldi, Ell ell cuarto asalto. Ri
naldi empez6 a sangrar de IN
| ojo en- forma que ponfa en- pc.
ligro su vida, de continuar.
Agustin Gonzalez, de Puerto
Rico, hizo tablas con Angelo
| Cali, de Harlem.
Justo Fuentes, de Harlem, su
per6 a Peter Della, de Brook
lyn, en- cuatro asaltos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
La Gaceta Folletfn No. Ga
NsT0R
PROCERES
ENSAYos

mar con sangre la necesidad de
no continuar siendo esclavo.
En- compahia de un hermano
y de varios camaradas, Sc SUI
bleva ell veinticinco de febrero
de 1895, en- Las Yeguas, entra-
da de Los Negros, luego finca
Los Laureles de su propiedad.
Su primera operation de que
IRA fue atacar a JiguanL su
pueblo. Entabla' combate en- La
Gloria, Chapala, Cruz Alta, Ca
labazar Y Cacao. combates que
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

IDebe esperarse que Alvarez
derrote a Norment en- un tercel
encuentro, luego de haber sido
derrotads dos veces, por gran
margea?
10 intelligence es pensar que
Il victorioso en- los dos prime.
ros combates, triunfe por ter.
cera vez.
Chino decae, en- lugar de pro-
gresar; Quarles mantiene sus
buenas condolences de hace al.
gunos meses.
Desde ahora Sc puede escoger
como favorito al ciudadano dc
Carolina del Norte.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
CON LOS GUANTES

81 Jim convence a Norment
la pelea con Mr. Alvarez Sc @
fectuar &el dia 16, en- Benjamin
Field.
Queries Sc dejara convencel
Y Chino va esta convencido.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
HOPPE EMPATO
CON

New York, Die. 4.-Willie
Hoppe, de New York, hizo lat
puntos consecutivos y derrot6 a
Jack Schaefer, de Chicago, con
anotaci6n de $50 a 1856. Cada
uno tiens tres victorias y que :
dan seis 'fblocks" por jugar.
La victoria de Hoppe quito i'm
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

ICuando pondra gu primer
programa ell Club de Boxeo A
mateur?
Quizas no lie hayan "incor-
porado" todavfa.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
portancia a la nue schaefer ha

bfa obtenidc en- horas de ia tar
de, con anotaci6n de $50 por
1873.
Shaefer, en- la tarde, hizo una
tirada de "a.
En- puntos Ell de Chicago tie
ne una pequefa ventaja, de 1867
contra 1851.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

I'm nuevo aspirante al trono
del peso medic: Glenn Lee, de
Nebraska, vencedor de Walter
Woods.
Lee pesa 154 libras.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

mino a recorrer es ahora mas
large que nunca,
Quarles lie acost6; Eddie Cool
lie puso a dormir... IEs compile
ia la decadencia de Chino,
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
- w2Bk

Euwe 81 ezra & su credit6
80 puntos 10 Qae haee suponer
sera vencido.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

5Dej6 Jim Downing ell pues-
to de concertador de peleas en-
la ciudad de Sarasota?
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

Alvarez, como es de rigor, di-
"a que su estado ffsico es per-
fecto, etc., etc.
Las dltimaS derrotas del Chi
no no aumentan sus meritos, nj
sus prebabilidades de exito.
Lew Diamond tiene la espe-
rama de que Chino retorne a
la primera division; pero Ell ca
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
Ia GACETA

ri peri6uico "a donna Isl hos
IL ns6s csfcnJation en Tampa
p1ctoTfano Manteiga, Editor
inscription semanal: 20 cents
1908 ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TelSfOno Y3792
La gaceta., 1937-12-04

Despues, cuando la revoluci6n
de agosto, sali6 a combatir en-
defensa del Gobierno de Don
Iomas. Ell coraz6n 10 arrastra-
BAL Tambi6n 10 arrastr6 mas
tarde a defender Ell Gobierno
del general Jose Miguel Gomez,
contra los insensatos que levan.
taron en- oriente la bandera ra-
clsta. Rabf perteneci6 al Parti-
90 Conservador y fue decidido
paFtidario de la eandidatura del
general Menocal para la prssi-
dencia de la Repdblica.
La gaceta., 1937-12-04
JOSE ANTONIO SACO

No son los servidcres de il
p@'llA en- : eon-Dare craento,
los anlcos que merecen respe-
Evening star., 1937-09-20
DR.. w. A. MARSCHALK,
INDIAN OFFICIAL, DIES
Retired Chief of Land Division
Had Lived Here so Years.
Funeral Tomorrow.

DR.. William A. Marschalk, retired
chief of the Land Division of the Bu-
reau of Indian Affairs, Interior De-
partment, died yesterday at his home,
1904 Thirty-fourth street, after a long
illness. He was II.
A native of Fayette. Miss, DR. Mars
chalk had been living in Washington
for so years. He entered the Indian
Bureau in 1894 and, while employed
there. graduated from the College of
Dentistry at the old Columbian Col
lege, now George Washington Univer-
sit. He retired from the bureau in
1894.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Louise S. Marschalk; son, Charles w
Marschalk; six daughters. Mrs. Doro-
thy Smith, Mrs. Ann Mitchell, Mrs
Marion Senge, Mrs. Helen Haymaker
Mrs. Phyllis Stone and Mrs. Ruth
Clarke, and brother, DR.. L. van B
Marschalk, all of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 pm. tomorrow at Hines funeral
home, 290l Fourteenth street, with
burial in Congressional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1937-09-20

BALDWIN, WADE H. In sad but loving
remeWWhpran11 Whpn s Of onT HfN dsnr son AND broth;
3 this life four years ago today, septem-
Der 90. 1888.
Beautiful memories of one so dear
We always cherish with love sincere;
day that comes with sad regret
And one that We will never forget
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER SISTERS AND
BROTHERS
HARDY, WESLEY j. In sad but loving
Wesley % g. RARDY M aeatls ased 0eGVfn af mont5a t2n
who left us one year ago today, Sep
tember 20, 1896.
We love YOU, son. though you sleep
And when this neeting life is DER
We hope to Join you on the other shore
In our heart your memory fingers.
sweetly tender; fond and true;
That we ed do not aaii think niS' of YOU YOU.
LOVING MOTHER AND DADDY. .
HARDY. WESLEY ]. In sad but loving
TET memory HipnW 81 9nr dear dear grandson. IVES
passed away one year ago today. Sep
tember 20, 1895.
No stain was on his little heart.
Sin had not entered there.
And innocence slept sweetly on
That pale, white brow so fair.
He was too pure for this cold earth,
Too beautiful to stay:
And so Gods holy angel bore
ouI CARING away.
GRANDMA AND GRANDPA HARDY. .
KAY MARY ANNIE; In loving memory
ME KAY. who died September 90 1928.
HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER,
ERNST AND ANNIE KAY.
RuDDERFORTH. LILLIAN KATHERINE.
Sacred to the memory of my dear
mother. LILLIAN KATHERINE RUD-
DERFORTH, who departed this life
two years ago today, September 20. 1895
What is home without a mother,
All things the world may send
For when I lost my mother,
II lost my dearest friend
LOVING HUSBAND. THOMAS H RUD-
DERFORTH: DAUGHTER. RATHER
INE NASH; SON, ROBERT RUDDER-
FORTH
RUDDERFoRTH. LILLIAN KATHERINE.
In loving, memory Of our dear mother
and mother-in-law. LILLIAN KATH-
ERNIE RUDDERFORTH. who depa rted
this life two years ago today, Septem-
ber 90. 1885.
Our hearts still ache with sadness
Our eyes shed many a tear;
God only konws how we miss you
At the end OF two sad years.
son AND DAuGHTER-IN-LA HILDA
AND ROY.