davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Beautiful HarSOrS

Naples has its blue bay crowned
by Vesuvius, Rio its Sugar Loaf
rising in the harbor, Bermuda its
chain of rainbow-shaded islands set
on rainbow-shaded waters against a
background of hills.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Trust rund for Sermon

Three sermons are to be preacneo
in Oxford, England, every ~ years;
beginning in 1859, and the sext useo
is to be 'Thy Kingdom Come:
Funds for this plan are pfosiaeo 10
the win of an English clergyman.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28

The barn swallow sometimes is
called the fork-tailed swallow, a
designation which describes neatly
its most easily noted feature. This
swallow is one of the tamest of all
birds.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Artists Hall of Fame

The Hall Of American Artists ia
a collection of memorials of Ameri-
can painters and sculptors in the re-
tunda OF the Gould Memorial libra
~ OF New York university.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Green Scum Contains Beauty

The algae or green scum seen on
still water, despite its unattractive-
ness to the naked eve. under the
microscope is revealed as having
forms exact IN geornetrical design
and OF breath-taking beauty.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
CereSin Is a Wax

Ceresin is a yellow orNwhite wax
made by purifying ozocerite, wax
like mineral. Ceresin is used as a
substitute for beeswax.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
The Baker," "Bakers ,v,rr

Because they gave bread 10 the
starving mob at Versailles on Octo-
Der 6, 1879. Louis XVI, an6 Marie
Antoinette, of France, were popular
iy named 1.-The Baker" and 1.-The
Bakers Wife"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28

Don't destroy centipedes, says an
English ministry of agriculture cir
cular, because they eat destructive
insects.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Earlv M.chine Manufacturers

The first successful sewing ma
chine manufacturer was Isaac Mer-
rift Singer of Boston, Mass, IN 1901.
The first sewing machine patent was
probably No. 2466, granted to John
J. Greenough on February "a io4z.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Wash;ngton at Inaug ataI BAN

George Washington pened the
first inaugural ball with the wife OF
the mayor of New York. us. James
Duan. Mrs. Washngtoi aad not YET
reached New York. The rliilon was
led by the president W. q Mrs. Pc
ter Van Brugh Livingston and Mrss
James Homer Maxwell IN turn.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Self-Esteem Misleading

"Self-esteem is often misleading, "
said Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown.
"a man takes credit for a lovely
disposition, when he is merely too
indolent to resent an imposition"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Destination of Dead Warriors

Valhalla, the destination of dead
warriors in Morse mythology, was
pictured as having $40 entrances,
each wide enough for 800 men to
pass through.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28

Six-Hour Day Urged in 1916
In Utopia" published by Sir
Thomas More about 1915, a six.
hour day is described as the ideal
working day.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Jean Francois Miilet Saving

Jean Francois MilIet, the famous
artist, wrote, ''They wished TO force
me into their draw;ng-room art to
break my spirit. But no! | was
born a peasant and a peasant will
/ die"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Amethyst Associated With RELIGION

catherine the Great was devoted
to the amethyst, and sent thousands
of workers to the UraIian mines to
search for the stone. 1t has always
been associated with religious
forms.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Flocking BIRDS Choos. S.nt;n.

tlocking birds of the more intelli-
gent kinds, such as wild geese, COM
monty designate a sentinel, he Sc
iecting the next one by touching or
pecking.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Habits Of Pigeons

pigeons refuse to sit on a hatch
ing of eggs more than a day or two
over their regular incubation period
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Pleasure In Doinr Th;rv.

The JOY of doing something for
yourself is doubled if you know
someone else wants you 20 do il
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28

q May Have Invented Alphabet
The Mohammedans credit Abra-
ham for the invention Of the alpha
bet and the founding Of astronomy.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28

Egyptian goldsmiths made br.o.
lets Ior the queen of Ter In $500 B. C.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Okapi. Relative Of (siraffe

The CRATES relative, the okapi,
does not have a long neck. or yell
low spots.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28
Cranes PIayful Birds

Despite their appearance of seri
BUSINESS. cranes are playful birds,
even in old age.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28

March was considered the first
month of the year in England until
the adoption of the Gregorian cal
endar In 1852.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-28

The duck hawks average speed is
165 miles an hour with maximum
of $50 miles an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-09
50 = 4
Deep Navy
True Blacks
AU.0ver Prints

A twentieth century marvel both the "chamos cool" and
Tor though washable they keep their fresh look
even TO the day put them Thew have sneca
mhSn ana weave SO they resist willing the wng
mum OF line great help you come to change their
with accessories Walk down smartes shop
ping avenues peek in business Offices lunch at vo clnh
tnese are the dresses will find mecous
women wearing everywhere, all Summer MISSES MOMENTS
AND LITTLE WOMEN'S SIZES - " ~
euerD yeses
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
fncpttpuAd

furDished % looms looms. eieearic kitchen and bath;
private entTance adults; 1dn no sds: gssdts Isa- Ss
conaaia eo1sKm0na ad NS Vii. f past =. =" .u'
NJ, DELIGHIFgLLY COOL, Ok. NEARBY ;,1st .vt;a, vA;
Nex xttaaetiHe APe SldF Tes seeton min
HHn dIn shower aSS pas Sath s ali large rms Expos.
sna anns SSssn sms ns M Gnur1
McCLAINE Walnut 9292. Day. Eve. Sun
FURN. 3-RM. AND BATH APT; LIGHT
and airy: gas; elec, refg. included; adults.
TAKoMA PARK-FURN1sHED APT. 2
rooms. kitchenette, dinette: bath. tele-
trance; $45. Shepherd $751;. io6 Lin
coin ave. -
ATTRACTIVE SMALL APARTMENT.
everything furnished. private entrance.
private bath; ! 3 minutes downtown Wash
ington; one block to stores and bus line:
reasonable. .G3 East oxford ave-. Del
COLLEGE PARK. MD.--UNFURNISHED
2 rooms. private bath and hall; range fur
nished cool 522 Arundel ave.
1920 CEDAR ST. MT. RAINIER. MD
bus: unlim. phone. Greenwood 2d65.
TAKOMA PARK APT. UNFURN., 3 RMS,
bath and kitchen; newly decorated. large
front porch and shade trees. SHEPHERD
1obr hitcl :, pm Cdu OLcpIicIu cop--V
NICELY FURN. l RM.. KIT. BATH,
porch pvt, entrance: Murphy bed. couch.
phone, Frigidaire $40; 10 min. D. c.;
fine bus service close stores. 700 18th
St, Va. Highlands.
BUNGALOW ROOMS. FURNISHED;
available July H. Can Be seen mornings
Barney St. Cottage City. Md.
FURN. OR UNFURN. 2 VERY LARGE
rooms. cleo kit. modern bath. c:h.w.. in
Colonial mansion. spacious porches and
grounds high elevation. Berwyn S7-W.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1917 N. EDGEWOOD
st.-Beautiful home. newly decorated large
studio apt. large yard: reas. Also fur
nished room. Walnut 6554.
CHERRYDALE. VA. 4054 N 2Ist ST
st floor. det., new brick dup. rms,
bath, shower; ami. Frigid.. oil heat: gar.
quiet lawn shade: adults nr. bus: ! fare.
NEW ENTIRE md FL. INSULATED. PVT
ent.: . large rms kit. bath. storage RI. .
Venetian blinds gas, elec.. hot water: on
bus line; adults. 1904 Russell I'd. Alex :,
Va.
, APIS. FOR RENT, ROCKVILLE. PRICE
S25, $50 and S3i 80. FRED B. CUSHMAN
106 N Adams st, Rockville. Phone 1850
Furnished or unfurnished - Kevinators
) rms. garage. trees .------- S'S. 81
. rms, k: bus at door $3.50
= rms. fireplace. large porch, bath
with shower. garage 5000
3 rms, k. bath. shower. garage:
oxford O456 Walnut 1897.
906 BALTIMORE BLVD RIvERDALE.
Md rms. kit. bath. S475O. Resident
manager Greenwood 1881
MT VERNON MORTGAGE CORP.
oo1 Machinist Bldg. Natl. 5536.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

UNFURNISHED . ROOMS BATH. KTTCH-
en-. Northwest suburban. quiet. Not over
$50. Box 2Il-Y. Star
YOUNG COUPLE WANT UNFURNISHED
= rms. kit. bath. quiet Northwest sec
ton. S4o-S45. Phone Adams 106S Sun
day between . and
UNFURN. 2-ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
apt. with fireplace. in or near D. c.; no
children. Box 1890. Star
SETTLED COUPLE WANT, 3 ROOMS KIT
bath; private home Chevy Chase or Cleve-
land Park. Box 216-C Star H.
FURNISHED. , RMS. KIT. PRIVATE
entrance; cony. Conn. ave bus: employed
couple; rent $4,000. Box l01-Y, Star.
APT. CONSISTING OF 3 OR RMS. KIT,
bath; reas. rent, including utilities. Pfefer-
ably End f1r. Of new home with pvt en-
trance. Write details to H t Matthews,
~ 4s Interstate Commerce Bldg.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

MT. RAINIER, MD. 35le EVANS ST
porch Tsqd neas bath
SO. Greenwood 2254.
$40 n. CLEVELAND ST: LYON, PARK,
va rooms and bath furnished or un-
furnished: adults. Walnut 1859.
cHEvERLY.. MD.-FURNIsHED APT. 4
rooms. rooms TILED bath. c.h.w.. elec,. dnette,
ment: adult sentiles Hyattsviile 7@s-J
sic SO. BARTON. ARLINGTON OR 2
room furnished apartment fer Ink; board
ARLINGTON. va PARTLY FUR
nished light Housekeeping rooms and semi
private bath: lights furnished: $3.50 per
month Apply All N. Frederick St.
lehtfully cool and clean. 3 rms. bath, Ist
r.; elec. refg.; priv. entrance. Unf., SO. 80.
Adults.
Y" SHERMAN AVE. TAKoMA PARK.
cluded Furn.. S:i5: unf.. $50.
COTTAGE CITY. MD.-BEDRooM, PRIV.
nice yard: attractive ~ neiehborheod: % SteTs conv.
| location; suitable for employed couple: use
of kit; references. No. Ross st.
goal N. STAFFORD ST. CHERRYDALE.
or unfurnished; reasonable: private fam
lily: will care for child: references ex-
> ROOMS. sEMI-PVT. BATH: STRICTLY
modern; nice shady yard close to car sta
West Falls. Church. Va. ' ''' ave.
9. RMS. AND BATH NICELY FURN. FOR
hk kdssaaod gas heat eiee incl $50 mo- 300
HIGH COOL. 20 MIN. WASH, Al LocA-
new. detached house, sep. outside entrance:
heat included $4,000 Alex. rs.
?, FURNISHED RMS. sEMI;PvT. BATH
70s North Kenmore ST.. Arlington. Walnut
1895. Reasonable.
NEARBY MD.-MoDERN ROOMS,
bath, bath and shower hall screened sleeping
water incl: pvt: entrance; adults. Green
1901 KING ST. RosEMoNT. ALEX, VA.
coS ap Souss aast reas adqts 4ef Alex r s e small
ssSlg sy kesGsATEP heat nAFes hEMs
S45: adults only; no pets. 800 South
Wayne. Arlington. Va.
G1 a1ned KEY ,.3y. Lyon ,aa yILLAgE
apt. 4 rooms. bath and porch. oak floors;
new house. H.
TAKoMA. 1926 CHESTNUT ST. NW.-3
ansf m s2Gms nde 544s
Alex. va va ICONS Hoo@s and bath farnIshed
End .ndi hoor; hoors;:, elec. refs" everything included.
BRENTWOOD, MD-3 BRIGHT, FUR
nished rooms, private bath: elec. and gas:
conv. trans, stores: adults. 3701 Evans
ST. la
1904 ASH ST. MT RAINIER. MD.-COM-
fortably furnished apartment and rooms;
nr. transportation schools. stores, churches.
TO-
ONE OR TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN: MOD
ern. unfurnished; rent reas. 21s East
HIILCREsT, 3626 ALA AVE S.E-COOL.
cozy bed-lv. rm.. kitchen: furn.; all con-
veniences: 10 min. to Capitol Line. 1944-J.
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR OF NEW 2-FAMILY
house: 4 rms. bath. all-elec. kit; h.-w.h.
included: l blk. from bus and stores in
Clarendon. Walnut T633W.
TAKoMA-2 LARGE. AIRY ROOMS. K.
pvt. ent: reas. Georgia 1913.
1924 N VERNON ST, ARL.. va RMS,
kitchen. private bath. refg.; gas. cleo. heat
included private entrance: private new
home. Is minutes from downtown.
ARLINGTON. 'VA.-ENTIRE End FLOOR:
unfurnished; rooms and bath. in quiet
home: gas. refrigerator, heat furnished;
adults Call Walnut 1898 To-
1923 N STAFFORD ST. ARLINGTON.
Va.-3 furnished Ink. rooms. entire fioor,
private bath and entrance. oxford 1921.
2.RooM FURNISHED APT. :, REASON.
able. 46S Calvert st" Ayattsvine. Mo.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE,

rms, > baths; three-way ventilation. Erner-
son 631:i. los
COOL SOUTH AND WEST EXPOSURES
Corner bedroom apartment unusual con-
veniences: private park: near stores. ex-
press bus. Price much reduced. terms to
SUIT. 1900. Star
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS = DELIGHTFUL
corner apt. every convenience and express
transporl alton; low maintenance POR-
TER STREET-1 or bedroom spts, near
Uptown shopping center. LANIER PL.-
Corner apt: equity sharply reduced for
cash For rent. furnished S75, CRES-
CENT PL-5 rooms. To close estate
MASS. AVE- rooms: excellent service:
low operating cost. Other listings In
spectlon by appoin tment. Mrs. Fristoe
BOSS & PHELPS National $500
Evening star., 1938-07-10
FLATS FOR RENT.

"Sl3 QUARRY RID. NV
rooms kitchen bath and porch. OF
burner. Trigidaire. gas and electricity.
J. O'BRIEN KEY
921 18th ST Met 53S5.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

MT. RAINIER. MD. 1918 EVANS ST
large rooms. kitchenette. private bath
porch. yard. nicely furnished p blk bus;
$50. Greenwood 2254
$40 N. CLEVELAND ST. LYON PARK
va rooms and bath. furnished or un.
furnished adults. Walnut 1859
Evening star., 1938-07-10
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.


3 ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH. on
3746 36th St.. Mt Rainier
FOR coLORED-TWo WELL-VENTn.-
@ apt s5s ssnihea Me1cn
ST. NV.
BELMONT ST. N.W-3-RooM AND BATH
apt everything furnished. including phone.
private entrance and bath: reasonable;
adults or very young baby. Georgia 3939.
PART OF HOUSE, CHEVY CHASE, D. c.;
ssrase yard Box psasy PSssY. isaylns sssr town
CLIFTON MANOR. 25I4 14th ST. NV
Modern sh"Wsr sIsv.; DILdg; or rms Kit. bath with
NEAR F,1 Dupont CIRCLE
refrigsra,ion . house current; tsi 500 'ain un.
iarnisned; ani,sr furnished at $50 month. See
1924 XAPTE i4s5 i. ! Nv yAMEs' BIs; 4Se.. s,.e
7542 18th ST. NV.
service included. Rentai So $50 heali uni. Dnsae Sae
THE FAIRFAX,
200 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV,
Apts ef to rms % and bath ih' FURN FaH5 loneI oR
UNFURN.; hskp. non -hskp.; hotel service
G9tiGas %eNrHY TRANssEETdX ggsndid from S WEEK
crate prices. Rents incl elec. for lights and
refR. Lovely roof garden. D. E. STEPHAN.
Please Call in Person Regarding
Special Summer Rates.
TRIPLE EXPOSURE,
FINE VIEW ROCK CREEK.
RGs S4Nf X AYE s45: At 4 ETA TAFT Bs5DgE sI1eS,
Exclusive, modern .f1reproof bldg: ele-
vator. secretarial phone service: large
5om rooms Can be furn. at small extra charge.
SEE THESE APARTMENTS.
!. Reaoy to move move, in Summer aecommo,
manent One of the best locations in the
s ErdFe dFeek i6 rarS .ib nsa1 the s NV
Resldens GdsI.,, mi manaser ,n Phone Columbia 1901
CHOICE DOWNTOWN APT.
MODEST RENT.
Choice s.w. corner suite in modern down.
foyer CORNER living '', room nnNIa bedroom Hemarr
living Room peasf esh sd sns s5s s5s
Apis: can be furnished at small charge.
1880 r ST NV. DUPONT $500.
2645 CONN. AVE. NV.
Near Wardman Park and
Shoreham, Apt. 2-A-Large
living room, modern kitchen,
foyer and bath. Free park
ing in rear. maid service
included, if rented furn-
ished). Reasonable rental,
including gas, electricity and
heat.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Natl. $500
COLORED-32S NW.-WHoLE 3rd
f.; h., 3 big r. heated, h. W: cars. bus
y So; ami, but cleo; SO wk.. or best
offer: base. r. furnace; big yd.: S5. IT,
Evening star., 1938-07-10
COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.

EXCHANGE So 900 EQUITY $4,000
suburban home. payable Ss" F. H A
loan. Reply state equity location apt
distribution of monthly payment. Box
:i-H. Star
Evening star., 1938-07-10
THE CAVALIER,
FRED r. FOSTER. MGR.
$500 14th st. NV. COL, $500

WIND-VENTILATED SOUNDPROOF
BLDG.
COPLEY COURTS 1874 18th ST NV.
Continuous switchboard and elevator serv-
ice. Electricity refrieeration and gas free
AN UNUSUAL APT bedrooms. spa
cious hvinG-d dining room. large kitchen.
bath
COR APT rooms. larse hall. kitchen.
bath. Also one very large room ant. foyer.
ft.oSae1 toW RdkH4fAfs.n dkH4 if1ssn RESIDENT MANAGER.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

1915 18th ST. N.W-MOST DESIRABLE
completely furnished 2-rm apt clean and
modern. excellent intown location: adult
Eentiles. Inquire resident mgr. Apt. IA.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Natl. $500
COLORED-32S NW.-WHOLE 3rd
f.; h., 3 big r. heated, h. W: cars, bus
II So: ami. but cleo; SO wk. or best
offer. base. > r.. furnace; big yd.: S.. IL
Evening star., 1938-07-10

GEORGETOWN ROOM APARTMENT;
exceptionally cool. beautifully furnished;
bath. kitchen; deep shady garden: reduced
summer rental preferably one person
Evening star., 1938-07-10

3-ROOM FURNISHED APT, Reason
able. 46S Calvert st., Ayattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

KENNEDY WARREN. AIR-cOOLED APT.
504-Front, large living, dnette kitchen
dressing room; S75 furnished; gas lights
included
Evening star., 1938-07-10
CHOICE DOWNTOWN APT,
MODEST RENT

Choice s.W. corner suite in modern down.
town f1reproof bldg; switchboard elevator
service. FREE refrleeration: LARGE center
foyer; CORNER living room. bedroom
Kitchen. bath: special refinements; SOB
Large hVing room. bath, $50. with kit. S3S
AptS. can be furnished at small charge.
1870 r ST. n ". DuPONT Gh0n
Evening star., 1938-07-10

sO7 c sW.-3 RMS; lst FLOOR; BASE
ment laundry; convenient Government de-
partments; children considered
CEDAR COURTS TAKOMA. D. c..
Fear hsib wer Reed Cedar e,s st. rms
aire: reas. Manaser. Geo. 0533.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

2 RMS. KITCHEN PVT BATH: NEW
home; gas. elec.. heat furn.; adults; $50
All: Butterworth pl. NV.
WOODBRIDGE. 3244 WALNUT ST NE
near school reasonable North 2319-J.
1875 N ST. NV. APT. 1O3-NEWLY
renovated: ! room, bath Murphy bed
dressing room: 3 closets. plugs for grill
Evening star., 1938-07-10

BREEZY sPoT-UNIoUE. CHARMING
top f.. l r., k. b. studio; glassed sleep,
din. porches Easement windl unus quiet
pvt: see to apprec.; others nearby. / 6}3 O.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

1901 9Th ST NV, APT. lO5-To SUB
let from July 16-Aug a. single furnished
room with private bath; references ex-
Evening star., 1938-07-10

5000 13th ST. NV LARGE RMS. 1st
door; pvt. bath porch, yard tel. Col.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

MODERN 4-RooM APARTMENT, coop
| location 4O12 Kansas ave. NV. Call
| T. M NOLAN owner. builder. Line. OOs2.
9l1 LONGFELLOW ST. NV. 3-RM.
| apt on 2nd floor kit, bath: furnish heat
| light and sas; 80 mo.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

COOL. DESIRABLE. NEWLY FURNISHED
apt. in modern apt bldg. Two rooms
foyer; kitchen. bath: .4hour elevator and
switchboard service: SR5 Phone Dupont
tilNn. Apt 43S lE:ta 2 st "
La gaceta., 1938-01-06

la tarde de jarana. Ademas, lie
estaba profundamente agrade-
edo porque lie habia sacado de
algunos apurillos de dinero. Por
TODD 10 cual, ell nombre del majo
sonaba en- la casa del guarda Co
mo al de un amigo y a la Vez Co
mo un protector.
Soledad divide a Manolo en-
cuanto VelaDquez depuso con
ella la actitud paternal y princi-
pi6 a requebrara de amores. El
caracter de este, resuelto y des-
denoso, sus famosos devaneos,
la esplendidez que Sc lie atri-
v mas que TODD las aficio-
mes populares de la i6ven, hicie-
ron que presto diera oidos a los
requiebros y a las palabras atre-
que el guspo dej6 caer en-
La gaceta., 1938-01-06

rras de jab6n, Sc di6 a la fuga.
Como era valiente, Ponies no
penso en- hacer Eso del fusil V
corri6 detras de 81, SECURE de al
.canZarle o por 10 menos de hacer
que lie detuviesen. Sucedi6, en-
efecto, 10 primero. Ell guarda te-
MIA admirables piernas; cerr6 la
distancia y pronto lego a to-
earle.
-iDate! date o te mato!
Paro en- aquel momento Ell ma
tutero Sc volvi6 repentinamen-
tie y blandiendo TN cuchillo Sc 10
clav6 en- ell pecho hasta ell man
go.
FL guarda qued6 muerto en- ell
acto. Ell suceSo puso en- conmo-
ci6n a la villa, y aunque algunas
personals carltativas quisieran
La gaceta., 1938-01-06
RADIOTELECRAMAS

a 81 rapidamente y lie dijo con
voz temblorosa y las mejillas en-
cendidas:
-Digamelo listed ahora.
-lEl que?-pregunt6 Velaz-
quez sorprendido.
-Aquello.
Tard6 en- comprenderlo Ell qua
pc; pero recordando al fin, sa-
ai6 del atolladero 10 mejor que
pudo, aunque sin entregarse.
Asi Sc hallaban las cosas cuan
do un suceso inesperado Y terri
bic vino a zanzibar su faz por
complete. Ponies, viendo cruzar
desde la casilla un hombre que
lie pareci6 sospechoso aunque no
llevase carga alguna, lie orden6
detenerSe. Ell hombre, que ocul-
taba en- los holsillos algunas ba-
La gaceta., 1938-01-06
DEPORTE S
UNA A REAL
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Ell empresario Rudy Miller
prepare para Ell lunes, en- Ben
jamin Field, una batalla real en-
ire los mejores luchadores de
III "cuadra".
Dos arbitros intervendran Y
Sc disputaran los honores tales
eminencias como Diablo ROjo
Guthrie, Johnny Plummer, Gene
Buamn, Bad Boy Brown, Sam
Curry, Abdul Pasha, Red Vita
Ii, Tony Mareoni y Hank Math-
eny. Figuran en- Ell grupo dos re-
cien-llegadds, 10 que ahade in
teres a la acci6n.
Bad Boy Brown y Gene Bau-
man son las "nuevas caras".
Bauman pesa 22O libras y lucha
con entera limpieza. Bad Boy es
un villano.
Allen Eustace y John Evke ds
ran una demonstration de luchs
australians, en- tres asaltos. I'M
caida decidira.
John Eyke Sc ha preparadt
especialmente para este match
La gaceta., 1938-01-06
r. Sc MANTIENE EN-
Ell PRINCE SITIO DEL
TORNEO

Londres, Inglaterra, enero 8.
Paul Heres sigue en- Ell pri-
mer lugar del torneo de Hast
ings y ahora Sc encuentra en-
! patado con Salo Flohr, de Che
lcoeslovaquia.
Samuel Reshevsky tambien Sc
halla empatado con los anterio-
res, teniendo AZ partidas CANA
das y 112 perdidas.
Ell triple empate en- ell primer
lugar anade Importance al tor
neo.
Flohr gan6 la partida suspen-
dida con ell ingles Tylor y des-
pues, teniendo de rival a Heres,
alcanz6 un empate. Flohr jug6
las variaciones de Ruy Lopez
Ifrente al maestro de Estonia.
Gran interes revisti6 ell
match" entire 81 americana Re
shevsky y Ell ingles Alexander,
que no ha sido derrotado toda-
via. Alexander jug6 ell Ruy L-
peg y Sc cambiaron las reinas.
AL final los dos admitieron unas
tablas.
Por primera vez en- Ell torneo,
Reuben Fine, de New York, ga
NO una partida, avanzando al
quinto 1ugar, por debajo de AL
exander, que Sc encuentra a me-
idio punto de distancia de los IL
deres. V. Mihenas fue ell oponen
tie de Fine. Mikenas cometi6 va
rios errores y Sc rindi6 en- 81 mo-
vimientO trigesimo octave. A. r.
Thomas, de Inglaterra, empat6.
en- una aperture de Reti, con Ell
escoces w. A. Fairhurst. Tyler,
con la defensa siciliana, TENN
una pequena ventaja sobre Sir
George Thomas cuando la parti-
da Sc aplaz6 a los SO movimien-
tos.
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SUI dido siempre que la ocasi6n
Sc ofrecia. Pero VelaZQuez, o
por tenor a compromises, por
c$lculo, o por la situaci6n espe-
cial en- que la amistad con Pom
ties lie colocaba, no lego a decla-
rarse entertainments. Sc mantle
MIA en- actitud equivoca. Cuando
Sc hallaban solos la dejaba yer
10 mucho que lie gtstaba, pero
siempre con la salida alberta pa
"a retirarse en- cuanto lie convi-
niese. En- presencia de genie Sc
gufa tratandola como antes. Es-
ia actitud extraha, que en- ell es-
piritu no muy penetrante de So
ledad Sc prestaba a diversas in
terpretaciones, concluy6 por rem
dirla enteramente. Principle a
impacientarse, a desear con an
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STA que de una vez lie confesase
su amor, a buscar ocasiones pa
ra que este pudiera efectuarse,
Y en- su inocencia verdadera-
mente infantil ,lleg6 a ciertos
extremes ridiculos.
Un dfa Velazquez, al despe-
dirse, lie dijo en- broma, adoptan
do un sontinente grave:
-Soledad, tengo que comuni-
carte un secretO.
Sc fu6 Y no v no { acordar,
Sc de tai Erase. Pero a la hija
del guarda, a quien las congojas
consumian, Sc lie qued6 clavada
en- Ell cerebro. No pens6 en- otra
cosa. Y cuando a los tres o cua-
tro dias lie vic, busc6 ~pretexto
para alejar a su madre y, apro-
vechando un momsnto, sc acerc6