davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-02-20

But have not the slightest intention of
fighting duel with the excellent Malieu
Why should II"
Listen, Georges. seriously l mean what
say. You don't kiss me once again - not once
- until you have promised. and promised
seriously. That swear. Now then"
Captain Georges Duchesne knew his Adele,
and his ardent love for her sweetness and her
beauty and her wit did not preclude very
deep respect for her wisdom and judgment.
Name of name of a piebald porcupine,
will kiss you as soon as have wiped my lips,
he replied, land hereby promise neither to
fight a brandy bottle nor embrace Mallieu or
whatever it is"
Rising and leaning across the table, he took
his wife's head between his hands and kissed
her upon the lips. There" he said. "Now
what's the joke, loveliness? Why should
challenge Maieu to fight?"
"You have given me your promise. Georges.
So, will tell you why, otherwise, you would
have challenged Mallieu to fight. After had
danced with him last night, he kissed me- made
me proposals that only -"
Captain Duchesne flushed darkly as he rose
to his feet
What did you do when he kissed you?"
Il didn't notice that he had done 50 - in
effect"
And when he proposed that you should .. ;"
Captain Duchesne's voice grew q,ueter. and
his face darker.
Il didn't notice that he had done so."
In effect them" he asked in whisper.
Il yawned. consulted my wrist watch,
rose to my feet, yawned again and strolled
back into the ballroom and thence to where
you were - drinking cognac."
Light of my life, never again will touch
one drop of
mot for a month, anyhow, agreed Adele.
You are much better without it in this eli
mate, my little fat hippopotamus. And
months absence will .."
1T will. 1t shall. Not for month will so
much as smell the cork of a cognac bottle. But
about Mallieu, you can see for yourself that
you must not. If he challenges you that is
another matter, Georges It's pistols then, and
you could shoot his buttons off. one by one at
twenty paces But he won't challenge the Grand
Prix revolver shot of the Army of Africa, prob
ably the finest shot in the French Army;
possibly the best in the world. No. he won't
challenge you. and since have your promise,
you will not challenge him.
And am to ignore the behavior of this
double-distilled triple extract of essence of
swine?"
"Yes, for the present completely"
How long does that mean, my pet?"
sTIpti1 ho dooc II
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-08-11
McHENRY

Those who visited Mr.. and Mrs. c.
l. Wright on Saturday evening were
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Savage, Ruth Glot-
felty and Dolores Wright, of Sang
Run; Mr.. and Mrs. TIMBER Bray and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Rodeheaver
and family, of Swanton. On Sunday
Mr.. Wright and family visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason Rodeheaver at Addison
Pa, who are extremely proud since the
arrival at their home of twin sons
Mrs. Rodeheaver was formerly Miss
Geraldine Wright, of McHenry..
Kenneth Fike is visiting his sister
Mrs. Edward Hoye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carr and fam.
lily visited Edward Hoye and family
on Sunday.
Margaret Sue Glotfelty, who spent
the past two weeks at Addison, re-
turned to her home here Sunday.
Catharine Wright is visiting rela-
tives at Swanton this week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-08-11

FOR RENT-Three rooms. nar+l,,
furnished; adults only. Mrs. Georayo
Thayer, 80 Alder street-Advertise-
ment 24-3t*
GALVANIZED STEEL ROOFING
and Spouting. Get our prices put IN
Swank Hardware Company, Movers
dale, Pa.-Advertisement pilots
FOR SALE-Two high pressure
tired bicycles, So and $40. Write or in
quire, Leroy A. Pealer, care A
Lee, Pa miles south of Mt. Lake ParI,
Route Advertisement 23-2t% I'm
FOR SALE-1O,O0O bu. of peaches.
most of the leading varieties. Carmen
are now ready. Welton Brothers Orl
chards, Petersburg, w. Va.-Adver-
tisement 21-4t.
WE PAY good prices for Junk raos
magazines, tires, tubes and scran rs ;roa,
$500 and $500 per ton. James Bali
Phone 815-F-22-Advertisement 49.tf
SPECIAL - Wholesale prices r.
plcnlcS, bazaars and reunions on soft
drinks. Orange Crush Bottling e.
phone BIN, Oakland-Adver. tiff
FARM FOR SALE-125 acres. oil
cleared; necessary buildings; will sell
all or in small tracts; good springs
ideal for dam. Mrs. Grace Kidd. Deer
Observation-Disclosures lift. 3t*
LOANS-Private funds on Marv
land farms and improved town proner.
ty. Rate go. No commissions. Charles
Moore, Schrock Cottage, Mt. Lake
Park. Phone Oakland 62-J.-Adv.%
$500 REWARD-Will be paid for
return or exact location of English
Beagle hound. All pure white excent
brown head and brown three-leaf
clover on rump. Notify Jack Wendell
Terra Alta, W. Va.-Advertisement Il
ROOFING AND SPOUTING-or.
der now and save money. We have now
used Berloy Galvanized sheets for %
years and know of none better. Let rs
figure your job put on complete by ex-
perienced men. Mutual Phone 28-G-31
]. S. WENGERD, Salisbury, Pad.
vertisement 5-tf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-08-11
FOREST AREAPLAYGROUND
PLANNED BY F. w. BESLEY
Says 1t Will Attract Thousands;
Wants $4,000 Acres of Land

A program designed to make a por-
ton of Garrett county into forest
playground, with tens of thousands of
summer visitors each year, is under
way and soon will begin to show re-
suits, is the dream of F. W. Besley,
State Forester.
Mr.. Besley's program for Garrett
county is as follows:
Acquisition by the State and de-
velopment under State guidance, of
approximately $4,000 of the county's
275,000 acres of forest land
Development by State and Federal
agencies of areas of scenic and recre-
ational value to attract summer vaca-
TONERS to the county in much larger
numbers than at present.
10000 Acres Acquired
The State Department Of Forestry
already owns about 10000 acres of
forest land in the county, and the Re-
settlement Administration owns an
other 10000 acres, which is being de-
veloped by Federal and State officials.
Mr.. Besley states that when this
area is increased to $4,000 acres by
future purchases and scientific forest
management policies are put into eff
feet a source of livelihood will be
provided for some 5000 workers who
will be given steady employment.
This estimate, he said, is based on
the experience that under good forest
management and protection each 49,
600 acres of forest land will support
$50 workers on forest maintenance
and the transportation and manufac-
ture of timber and timber products.
Camp Areas Available
Developments of recreational areas
now under way will provide cabin ia
cilities for 5000 vacationers each sum-
mer and camping and picnic areas
already are available for many thous-
ands more.
Under development in this county at
present are three recreational areas
Harrington Manor, in the Swallow
Falls State Forest, where a fifty-two
acre artificial lake has been construct
ed; New Germany, in the Savage
River State Forest, where there is a
12-acre lake, and Big Run, also in the
Savage River tract.
Some fifty cabins, with an average
capacity of four persons, are COM
pleted, under way or planned for the
immediate future, and lighthouses,
bathing pavilions, tennis courts, soft
ball diamonds and picnic tables are
being built. Camping spaces are also
being provided.
The Conservation Department also
has an extensive program of stocking
streams and lakes with game fish.
Mr.. Besley stressed the fact that
fifteen per cent of the income from the
products sold out of State forests will
go into the county treasury. He esti-
mated that one million dollars has
been spent in the past several years
in getting the program under way.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-08-11
Meeting Called by President
Byrd of University of Maryland

A meeting is to be held Monday,
August Is, at 2 o'clock, at College
Park, to discuss PWA projects for
Maryland, and ways and means of
obtaining additional grants for the
state.
An invitation to attend this meeting
was extended by H. c. Byrd, president
of the University of Maryland, to all
county commissioners, mayors of all
towns and cities, school superintend-
ents and others.
A representative of the Public
Works Administration will be present
to outline procedures and to answer
questions.
1t is probable that several organiza-
tions of the county will be represented.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-08-11
AVTLTON

Several people of this community at
tended the farmers picnic held near
Bittinger last Tuesday.
Ohio S. Fike and members of his
family attended the Fike family re-
union held at Eglon, w. Va, on Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wilhelm and
daughter spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wilhelm at Homecoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Broadwater, of
Piedmont; Bert Broadwater and his
daughters Laura Jane and Avrella,
visited their grandmother, Mrs. Chas.
Platter, near Confluence, Pa, on last
Sunday. Mrs. Platter has been very
ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dawson and
sons, of Washington, D. c., spent Sun
day at the home of Squire Brown.
Mrs. Dawson's mother, Mrs. Ethel
Broderic, and daughter, Helen, accom-
panied them back to Washington for
a brief visit
Ray Fike is spending this week at
College Park with members of the All
club.
Mr. and Mrs. Hillary Broadwater
and family spent Sunday here with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Broadwater.
James Fike and family, of Union
town, spent Saturday night with O.
S. Fike and family,
Paul CLANCY, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter CLANCY, is patient in Allie
gany Hospital, Cumberland, suffering
as the result of nervous breakdown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar CLANCY and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fike,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Meyers, Frostburg;
Jack Fike, Uniontown; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Devault and Margie Bittinger
were callers at o. S. Fixes on Sunday.
The burst Brothers and Bryan
Johnson are threshing in this commun-
ity with their outfits this week.
Miss Rotha Stark has returned to
her home following a brief stay in
Grantsville.
Miss Odell Garlitz is employed at
Meadow Mountain Inn this summer.
We are glad to note that both Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Broadwater are recov-
ering from illness.
Paul burst, of Grantsville, is en-
gagged in harvesting for his aunt,
Mrs. Carrie burst.
Mildred Fike was visiting at the
home of Jesse Merrill on Monday ev-
ening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-08-11

Frostburg, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
o. J. Glotfelty.
Mrs. Ida M. Hershberger returned
Saturday from a fve-months' visit in
Baltimore. She was accompanied
here by her nephew and niece, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Wills, of that city.
Mrs. Leota Manlove and daughter,
Miss Gertrude Schaefer, Ypsilanti,
Mich, were guests of VIM. and Miss
Christina Winterberg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Messersmith
and James Evans returned to Lester,
Pa, Saturday accompanied by Miss
Cora Younkin who will visit there.
Miss Gladys Ann CARRIER, profess
sional reader, Greensburg, Pa, was an
overnight guest of the Holmes Wal
lace Studios, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Roger, New
York City, and Miss Nell Roger, of
Baltimore, were visitors here Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Broadwate1
and children have moved into the
Glotfelty apartment above the Huff
Meat Market.
Mr., and Mrs. Merle Hershberger,
Ellicott City, will arrive here Friday
to attend the Old Home Week cele-
bration and the Yutzy family re-
union. Mr.. Hershberger is a son OF
Mrs. Ida M. Hershberger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-08-11
PAID LOCAL NOTICES

FOR SALE-Canaries. Apply Mrs.
T. E. Bishoff, Third street, Oakland
Advertisement 24-3t*
WANTED-Maid for general house
work. Write LOT Second street, or call
112-J, Observation-Disclosures 24-2*
FOR RENT-Bedroom; only ladies
apply. Mrs. Anna Smouse, SO Penning-
ton Observation-Disclosures 23-tf.
FOR RENT-Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Mrs. George Codding-
ton, Oak street.-Advertise 1885
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-08-11
Mountain Lake Water Company Ex-


Mountain Lake water company EX-
presses Regret.
To the Editor of The Republican.
The Mountain Lake Water Company
wishes to express regret that the pub
lie fountain on the Association ground
has not been installed this year. Dur
ing the years since it's installation the
Water Company has furnished water
to this fountain free and will continue
to do so, knowing full well its value
20 the many visitors to the Park. This
spring notice was given by the Water
Company that the fountain could not
be used until the leaks in the fountain
were repaired. The parties responsible
for the care of the fountain are to
blame for its absence-not the Water
Company.
MT. LAKE WATER COMPANY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-08-11
EVANSVILLE
Welcome Home
{ Tune: Jingle Bellsl

tune: jingle beIlS)
We welcome you today, dear friends,
and kindred, too
We've planned to make your stay a
happy one for you.
You came from far and near: your
heart with love aglOw,
To visit haunts of yesteryear and
folks you used to know.
Welcome home, welcome home,
Friends from far and near
We will do our best to show
We're glad to have you here.
Welcome home, welcome home,
Rich and poor alike;
Reminisce with all your kin
In the old town on the Pike.
With open arms and heart old Grants
vile welcomes you,
We hope you'll share part IN every
xhing we do.
Our doors are open wide to all-the
famous and unknown:
Rpu came in answer to our call; we
claim you as our own.
Sara Roberta Getty.
La gaceta., 1938-10-18
FRANCO ESPERA QUE.
(Vieme de la Ia. pdg.)

tes en- ell Ebro, fracas6 por COM
pleto.
Los leales estiman que en- ell
Ebro han obtenido su mas gran
de victoria de la guerra.
Ell ejercito republican, ACADIA
de probar que puede manener
sus comunicaciones a pesar de
la tecnica del bombardeo Y. So
bre TODD, que la buena infante-
ria puede mantener sus posicio-
mes contra abrumadora supe-
rioridad material.
Nueva artilleria ACADIA de lie
gar a los leales, pero no Sc sabe
81 en- la proportion deseada.
Los facciosos hicieron un alta
que cen ell sector de Aranjuez,
en- ell frente de Madrid, y fueron
herrotados, teniendo que, reti-
rarse.
La gaceta., 1938-10-18
REUNION SOBRE Ell PRO
BUEMA DE LAS HORAS Y
JORNALES

Sobre Ell problema de horas y
jornales, creado por la nueRa
ley federal, Sc verificara hoy
una conferencia a la que assist
ran representatives de los patro-
nos Y obreros de la industrial ia
bacalera.
A la conferencia Sc lie atri-
buye gran Importance y esti-
mase que sera necesario mandar
un emisario a Washington, a
entrevistarse con ell comisiona-
do Andrews.
Afeeta ell probfema de horas
y jornales a muchos obreros Y
particularmente a los que son
lentos en- ell torcer. ST una con-
cesi6n no Sc hace, con respecto a
estos, muchos hombres dniles sc
quedaran sin trabajo.
La gaceta., 1938-10-18

Las cucarachas pueden llegar
a hacerse molestisimas en- cual-
quier establecimiento. Son noto-
riamente destructoras e insopor
tables en- las cocinas y pantries
de las casas, restaurantes y no
teles y en- las tiendaS, talleres,
bjbliotecas, etc., No solo Sc CO.
men o echan a perder las vitua-
Has y otros objetos, tales como
las encuadernaciones de libros Y
telas finas, eonvirtiendose por
ESQ en- importantes enemigos
del hombre ,sino que la poluci6n
de los alimentos sobre los euales
corretean rpuede asignarles ell
papel de portadoras de enferme-
dades. De las cuantiosas sumas
gaStadas por los duefoS de ca
sas de apartamento, hoteles, hos
pitales y comercios en- servicio
para ~controlar diStintas classes
de plagas animales, una gran
parte Sc emplea men la Suppression
de las cucarachas; Y Ell publ
co n-orteamericano gasta anual-
mente millones de d6lares COM
batiendo a estos insectos en- los
hogares .Aunque las cucarachas
Ipueden ser controladas sin gran
dificultad por los duenos de ca
Sas Ell la mayor parte de las ciu
dades hay a la venta extermina-
dores comerciales para realizar
esa labor.
La gaceta., 1938-10-18

cirlo por TODD ell cuarto. PUede
rociarsele a mano detras de los
armarios, escaparates, etc., dom
de corren a ocultarse con mas
frecuencia las cucarachas, pero
espolvoreando los escondites o
lugares donde sc congregan los
insectos sc afecta a mas cucara-
chas y al mismo tempo estas
mueren rapidamente cuando Sc
les echa ell polvo encima. Sin EN-
barge, cuando Sc coloca ell polVo
en- un lugar por ell cual pasan las
cucarachas, mata p~rincipalmen-
tie como veneno del est6mago.
Sc les adhere al cuerpo y al linn
piarse despues de correr sobre
el t~ransfieren ell polvo a la bo-
ca y Sc 10 tragan. Como veneno
por la via estomacal es lento
pero SECURE. Ell polvo de fluoru-
no de sodio es la base de los mas
eficaces polvos cucarachicidas
cue sc venden bajo distintos
nombres en- e. mercado. Mantle
ne su eficacia indefinidamente
en- lugares secos, pero en- sitios
muy h1medos puede formar
pelotones, haciendose entonces
until. Sc aconseja aplicar ell
poivo por las noches y es mejor
no limpiarlo en- varios dfas. La
application debe repetirse a in
tefValos de ina semana o dos
hasta que todas las cucarachas
desaparezcan. Por 10 regular
nno 0 dos tratamientos compile
toS bastan.
(ContinmrG).
La gaceta., 1938-10-18

silla, la MADEIRA plastica o ell ye-
SO mate, pueden utilizarse eff
cazmente para cerrar las habi-
taciones durante unos pocos
dfas. Con estos mismos materia-
les pueden taparse todos los es-
condites de las cucarachas. Es-
tos escondites pueden localizar-
SO observando los insectoS Guam
do corren a eSconderSe. Lenen-
Sc todas las fisuras y aberturas
que rodean las canerias, y que
haya en- todos los rinconeS de la
habitacion, junto a las puertas
y ventanas, etc. Esto es eSpe-
cialmente importante 81 las GU
carachas vienen a la habitaci6n
deSde los departamentos CONT
guos a traves de las ranuras de
las paroles, a 10 largo de las ca
nerias o por debajo de las puer-
taS.
e. polvo de flroruro de sodio
es Ell mejor remedio contra las
eucarachas. Els venenoso para Ell
hombre 81 Sc ingiere en- cantida-
DIES suflcientes Y debe de man.
tenersele aleiado de los alimen-
tos, de los ninos y de los ANNA
les domesticos. Pero 81 Sc lie usa
con cuidado para Ell conrol de
las cucarachas no hara dano
alguno, Puede aplicarsele con
,pequeno espolvoreador O fuelle,
o, mejor a1n, con un moderno
espolvoreador electrico que tie
ne una varilla en- tai forma que
puede soplarse Ell polvo en- los
escondites mas bien que espar.
La gaceta., 1938-10-18

A

Jerusalem, oct. 18.-Las tro-
pas inglesas han sido reforzadas
y las guardias redobladas en- Ell
distrito moderado de esta ciu-
dad, luego de una noche de &C.
tos terroristas en- la parte anti
qua. Carros plindados patrullan
Las afueras de las murallas.
Dentro de pocos dfas Sc iniciara
una ofensiva contra los faccio-
sos, cuya fuerza Sc calcula en-
10000 hombres. Las autorida-
des inglesas disponen de mas
de 10000 soldado soon armamen
to moderno de gran efectividad.
La gaceta., 1938-10-18
TEATRO DEL CIRCULO Gu
BANJO
10 QUE DICE "HAPPY"
(Por Jose R. Sanfeliz)

"Cuando la espiritual Maflsol
Alba, esta recitando una poesla
parece I'm angel del cielo habian
dole a los seres morales, y has
ia los santos la prestan aten-
ci6n."
"Y recuerden que su benefl-
clio Sc celebra ell 81"
"Cuando ell ruisenor de la com
panfa Estelita Echezabal, ento-
ia sus melodiosos trinos, los que
tienen la dioha de escucharla
quedan magnetizados, y piden
mas trinos'.
"fCuando Clarivel Alvarez y
Pope Gasulla, aparecen en- ell es-
cenario, va ell pIblico saben que
van a yer y DIR algo nuevo, y
muchos afirman que esos ms
tantes Sc Green estar en- Cubita
bella, y algunos en- Buenos All
res.
"Cuando Chela Martinez, dis
para un retruecano o una contes
taci6n %oportuna en- sus presen~
taciones c6micas, la concurren-
cia RE y ~aplaude."
"Cuando la caracteristica Ma
tide Lopez, hace I'm gesto y man
da una 6rden caracterfstica, 10
hace con sumo arte".
"Cuando ell director Gilberto
Delfino, sin pronunciar una
simple palabra, hace una mueca
ante su publico, arranca una
franco ovaci6n de todos los es-
pectadores".
"Cuando Ell galan j6ven An
CELTIC Arboleya, comienza a
reir, la risa que es communicative
Sc extiende por toda la sala, por
ESQ lie llamo 'El Hombre que
Rfe", ell Viernes FL"
"Cuando ell "Gallego" Sindo
Triana escribe una obra c6mica,
bota la pluma, joroba las pagi-
mas del libreto y Sc 10 entrega a
Jaime Fernandez, para que 10
lea."
"Cuando listed lea cualquier
cosa en- LA Gaceta", p6ngale ell
cufo, porque es noticia oficial".
"Cuando yo me aparezco con
mi cara muy fresca, para ENTIRE
tener a la distinguida y compla-
ciente concurrence que acude a
patrocinar nuestras representa-
Clones, ell primero que Sc
RE a mandlbula batiente es el
Maestro Echegaray, mientras
que Ell pGblico espera a que Sc
me escape la primera barbara
dad, luego todos nos reimos".
La gaceta., 1938-10-18
GUERRA A LAS CUCARACHAS!
"HEALTH AND HYGIENE" NEW YORK

Uno de los mejores medios de
impedir que Is cucarachaS Sc
eStableZcan en- una casa es exa-
minar embellishments todos los
cestos o cajas de vituallas y de
ropa que entran en- la casa. Las
cucarachas sc eSconden entire los
paquetes y en- la ropa y asi sue
len ser llevadas de lugar en- lu-
gar. Maltese a estas cucarachas
extraviadas con un matamos-
cas-, 0 81 Sc las encuentra inespe-
radamente y no hay arma a ma
no, aplasteselas con ell pie. Com
prese en- las tiendas libres de Gu
carachas.
Para la Immediate elimina-
ci6n de las cucarachas en- habi-
taciones bien cerradas no hay
NADIA mejor q, una buena fumi-
gaci6n hecha por pn fumigador
professional. Sin embargo, las flu
migaciones son caras Y en- las a.
reas congeStionadas donde muy
pronto puede ocurrir la reinfes-
tacion, no hay garantfas. En- e.
dlficios construidos sin cierre
hermetico Ell fumigante suele es-
caparse con tanto rapidez que
los huevos de cucaracha, prote-
gidos EN- sus capsulas, no niue
rem Y puede ser necesaria otra
fumigaci6n al cabo de un mes.
Las materias empleadas para
lenar fisuras, tales como IL ma
La gaceta., 1938-10-18
ESPERASE LA CONTESTA-
CION DEL CCLEGIO DE
CIRUJ AMOS
I'm acto injusto en- contra del
Hospital Municipal

HNS
Luego de conceder compile.
ia aprobaci6n a pequenos hos
pitales del Estado Y los sana-
torios San Jose y Centre Astu-
riano, de esta ciudad, ell llama
do Celegio Americana de Cru
Janos concedi6 su aprobaci6n
limitada o temporal al Hospi-
tai Municipal de Tampa, uno
de los mejores del Estado y
del Sur.
La actitud del Colegio de CT
rujanos Sc atribuye de publico
al descontento de algunos me-
dicos con ell Hospital MunicI
pal, que ha tornado medidas
en- favor de los enfermos de
pocos recursos.
Ell DR.. D. l.. Sprinkle, supe-
rintendente del Hospital, que
hace las radiografas, rebajan-
do gastos a los enfermos por
este concepto, espera conocer
los motives de la "broma pesa
da" para dar a conocer su cri-
terio.
Quiere ell Colegio imponer
condolences al hospital Y estas
condolences Ell p1blico tiene de
recho a conocerlas.
Ahora que ell Hospital Sc a.
Justa por complete al presu-
puesto, en- bien de los ciuda-
danos, es que csc grupo trata
de pinerlo n mala luz.
La Junta de Hospital ha he
cho TODD 10 possible para COM
placer a csc Colegio, pero sus
exigencias no parecen ser bien
intncionadas, por cuanto ha
rehusado mandar un delegado
a estudiar ell problema sobre
ell teirreno.
BESIDE hace algdn TEMPO,
segun hemos podido enterar-
nos, ciertos medicos, descon-
tentos con la Junta de Hospi-
tai, han venido llevandose sus
enfermos a otros hospitales, a
pesar de que ell Hospital Mu-
nicipal posee ahora ell mejor
servicio que ha tenido desde
su fundaci6n.
La gaceta., 1938-10-18
BENES DARA CONFFREN-
GAS EN- LA UNIVERSIDAD
DE CHICAGO

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Ha acepta-
do una invitaci6n para dar una
serie de conferencias en- la Uni
versidad de Chicago, Ell DR.. E.
duardo Benes, presidente renun
ciante de Crecoeslovaquia. FL
p%residente de la Universidad,
Robert M. Hutchins, recibi6 hoy
un teiegrama de Benes, quien
disertara sobre las institucio-
mes democraticas.
La gaceta., 1938-10-18
MADAME
CRAIG
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