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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-08-11
For the aEcTe aa.cH-:Ncst
Against the above amendment

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The elector shall designate his pref
by making an y before the proposition
for which he desires to vote.
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against the amendment herein prO-
posed shall he counted. ~cGnvlssvd and
determined y" such nctc'c's = in
sea ElaIrc: 60 provided by law, \
il y rlojCriiy OF ~ votes cert al G,!r'
C.cc;icl f.: a"d "E2inct su"', amend
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md effect =" Il r"rt Ct the co"stitu-
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pa"sc~c FL "~nvru:.'.
hn"rrvcI 'F"'c, 10. 1881.
UttlIED STATES OF AMERICA.
c"!..~H O." >."';TANA
J.. Gam ". Mitchell. Secretary OF
sS,:,:. CT tlr state Of Muntln". Go
h'., by cclt " tfat the FOREGOING IS a
tn" and ,&:.c"t copy of an Act en-
tied: "Al Act to rT0vi." for the
:"iimissioA to the Qualified Electors
Ilcat to Section 5 of Article XVI OF
the t"Estitution Of the STATE Of Mon
tcl Relating to the Qualifications and
Tens of Office of County Officers"
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. | have
her"unto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the state OF Montana. at
Helena. the Capital. July %. 1898.
SAM W. MITCHELL
(Great SeaD Secretary Of State.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
ROTARY CLUB

District Governor GARLAND
POWELL of Gainesville and di-
rector of the Radio Station
WRUF will be the guest of honor
at the next meeting of the club.
BILL BATES, the clubs oldest
member, received a warm well
come with several cold blasts,
two at least. BILL DEMERITT,
who also received a welcome
coming back from a lighthouse
inspection trip, said he wasn't
glad to be away on trip as BILL
BATES seemed to be in enthus-
iastically telling where he had
been. DEMERITT said he would
rather be in Jail in Key West
than free anywhere else. Now
just examine that statement and
bit more humor will come out
than at first glance. Secondly,
BATES said he had trouble find
ing the Miami Beach Rotary Club
so didn't go, and Miss MOLKA
REICH, marionette teacher, who
is from Miami Beach, jumped to
her feet and threatened to in
form the Miami Beach Chamber
of Commerce. Miss Reich said
that the Business and Profession
Woman's Club had a bolshevik
among them but she wasn't near
as cute as BILL DEMERITT, who
heads the Key West Rotary table.
BEN TREVOR got out an attend
ence of 91.919t. Latecomers:
Mayor WILLARD ALBURY and
EDDIE STRUNK. Newlywed
BILL FRIPP was not present and
that after summoning up nerve
enough to appear for the first
meeting following his marriage.
What celebration? 1t. NED Nc
CARTHY innocently asked con-
corning a proposed pageant this
winter. Contractor HORRE and
Telephone Man OVERLIN were
in a discussion over whether to
trim or not to trim a building
loudly. HORRE says colors i'm
prove the tropics. OVERLIN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
SERVICE CLUB

Perhaps the most concerted and
comprehensive listing of the vice
of Key West ever given was ten
dered by City Councilman WILL
DOUGHTRY in talk before the
Service Club. This quartet of
the club is not so religious, it
seems. Attempting to execute a
hymn instead of the usual old fav-
orite, only once did it click when
a soft and sweet" tone was
struck for a few seconds. j. p.
TONETTI, visitor, was intrigued
by table discussion on Key West
needs, and volunteered informa-
ton himself. Mr.. TONETTI was
connected with the Cape Cod I'm
provement Association, which
was faced with similar problems
to those of Key West. The meet
ing bloomed with a hefty pro-
gram, many visitors, resolutions
and good fellowship. Congratu-
lations program chairman WILL
DOUGHTRY, membership chair
man DR.. VIM. P. KEMP, recrea-
ton chairman THEODOR E
KLEBSATTLE, and president
ALLAN HAMPTON. New song
slips were passed out. New
member of the club is GUY C..
CARLETON. The song slips fea-
turd the printing of the words of
the circle of friendship song
which few of the members knew
before. A much heartier circle
song was the result. DR.. KEMP
did nobly in reading the clubs
preamble: the past readers have
misspelled and stumbled over
words SO much that the club was
getting to think those words of
John Wesley in good old English
had gotten slangy. CHARLES
KETCHUM, JR., made a trip up
state and was not allowed to get
away until he had delivered a
full report on same, including
the girls he met.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
sssesssssesssseeesssesss
A WIRL OF
THE GLOBE
Observation-Disclosures

Sunday
National Wage and Hour law
goes into effect guaranteeing Is
cents minimum an hour and A
hour week to workers.
Key West VS. Booster Club and
Trojans VS. Smith Poultry in Mon
roe County Baseball League
doubleheader starting at lis p.
m. Navy Field.
Monday
Key West Convent of Mary I'M
maculate celebrates 10th ami
versary of founding of school for
girls.
Florida Racing Commission
meets in Miami to determine
race dates for Santa Rosa and
Dade counties.
Tuesday
Florida Supreme Court will
decide if Miami City Clerk Kelly
could be ousted by Miami City
Commissioners who discharged
Kelly in the face of a storm of
criticism.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
MELTzER COMPANY
GIVEN CONTRACT
WORK RELATIVE TO AIR
CONDITIONING AT LA
coNcHA HOTEL

La Concha Hotel Corporation,
which is at the present time max
ing repairs and rebuilding por-
ton of the hosiery at the corner
of Fleming and Duval streets,
has let a contract for air con-
ditioning in the structure.
Fortunate bidder for the work
was the Meltzer Motor CO., which
was in competition with other
nationally known concerns. An
important factor of the award OF
the contract was the fact that
the successful company is now
installing the air conditioning
plant in the Alfred |. Du Pont
building in Miami.
Meltzer Motor Co., with activi-
ties in Key West as well as Mi
ami, are also distributors fol
Frigidaire in South Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
LIONS CLUB

Roars of laughter-and more
roars of laughter-at the clever
show staged by Mohlka Reich
and her assistant, Mrs. N. Wray
The aside remarks made by
Miss Reich the while her Mario
nettes performed were well
timed. The troupe can be club
guests any time they desire, ac-
cording to consensus of opinion
Lion MONDUL worked over
time again as tanner and TAIL
TWISTER. and financier MAR
TIN had things to say about the
"again lost cash register" and
the low fine fund collected. it
beats all how that gag keeps on
Lion president (of all people)
started proceedings by splitting
his glass of iced tea. What were
you nervous about-Lion DAY?
:. New member Lion SANCHEZ
was late-and got properly repri-
manded by Lion JOE. Lion AL
LEN announces that the Attend
ance Committee would install a
pickup service for these two
classes of absentees-sick and
"just no excuse. Lion
PRITCHARD'S ambulance would
be used in the first instance
the city BLACK MARIA" in the
second. The club would well
come information as to how far
the LIOR ROAR reaches out in
to the back streets of Key West.
Some say three blocks-others,
six or seven. How about resi-
dents in the vicinity of Division
and Winter. Can you hear the
ROAR out there, or should we
put on more steam for your
benefit?. .ROARS of Good Cheer
and Defiance against anything or
anybody who stand in the way of
PROGRESS FOR KEY WEST!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
CUBAN MINISTER
TO SPAIN SPEAKS
BEFORE ROTARY
IS IN KEY WEST REcUPERAT.
ING; NATIONAL DIFFER.
ENcEs SAID DUE TO IGNoR.
ANcE

In a talk before the Rotary
Club Thursday afternoon DR.. Ra-
fael Gutierrez Alcaide, minister
to Madrid from Cuba, who is re-
operating in Key Vests famed
climate, said that he was thank
full to be in a country where
there was an atmosphere OF
peace.
Mr.. Alcaide was introduced by
Sebastian Cabrera, who was in
charge of the program. Also in
troduced were Cuban Consul Ber-
ardo Rodriguez Valdez and vice
consul Jose G. Perez, who re-
sponded with short talks.
Aquilino Lopez, also on the pro-
gram, told of efforts of Rotary
international to bring the differ
ent races in closer harmony and
quoted Gravesend, England, Ro-
tary Club where an effort to
study and understand French
people and their customs was be-
ing made.
In Calcutta, India, Rotary
Clubs moslem and Christian
In Calcutta. Indian Rotary
clubs Moslenl and Christian, sit
together, great mark of toler-
ance. Youth corps of other Euro
pean countries regularly invite
youths of other nations. Most of
the high tension between races
comes from ignorance, Mr.. Lo-
PEI said
Cabrera ended the program in
mentioning the successful culmin-
alton of the Gran Chaco dispute
in which Rotary opinion was re-
sponsible for the first efforts to-
ward mediation.
A marionette talk and exhibit
ton was given by Miss Molka
Reich and Miss Nellie Wray of
the Miami Federal Theatre.
Guests present were: Virgil L.
Lockrow, Birmingham, Mich; M.
u. Horre, Key West; Miss Molka
Reich and Miss Nellie Wray, Mi
ami; Cuban Consul Berardo Rod
sriguez Valdes and Vice Consul
Jose C. Perez and DR.. r. G. AL
caide.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
TWO PROJECTS
ANNOUNCED AT
LIONS MEETING
AHMIsTIcE DAY cELEBRA-
TON is ONE OF TWO TAX
EN- UP AT SESSION THURS
DAY EVENING
tBY CLUB REPoRTER)

Two important projects were
announced at the regular weekly
meeting of Key West Lions club
held Thursday evening, October
20, at Stone Church Annex, two
projects that bid fair to prove of
interest to Key Westers and
tourists. Lion president H. E.
Day presided.
First project is the benefit
performance to be held at the
Palace Theatre on Sunday and
Monday, October 80 and 81. This
show, Down In 'Arkansaw'
viii be under club sponsorship
for the two days and proceeds
will go into the fund to defray
expenses of honor students in
Agriculture school at the State
University. All Lions clubs of
District 35 Florida) contribute
to a general fund to be loaned
to worthy students as scholar,
ships in agriculture.
A giant Armistice Day celebra-
ton is planned as the second
project of the club of interest to
this city. Plans are not COM
plete, though something in the
nature of a big fishery and coun-
try dance is limited by special
committee chairman, Joe Mon
dull. Residents are asked to
stand by for full details next
week.
Miss Mohlka Reich and Mrs. N.
Wray of the Miami office, Federali
Theatre Project, were gusets of
the club and presented highly
interesting demonstration of the
art of Marionettes to the club.
Miss Reich and assistants were
present in this city for perform
ances at local schools.
Other matters brought before.
the club included a near-fture
zone meeting to- be held at Coral
Gables; the beginning of Blind
Work and Sight Conservation by
the committee headed by Lion
Sidney Einhorn; the report of
Lion president Day on the Dis
trict meeting held in Lake Wales
on Sunday, October is. In line
with past publicity, the matter
of the Everglades National Park
sponsorship by state Lions club
was topic number one at the Dis
trict meeting. OF interest to the
Key West club was the assertion
made that all objections raised
locally would meet with proper
consideration and steps taken to
correct certain serious oversights
now existing.
New member, Lion DR.. Jose c.
Sanchez, was welcomed to the
club.
AT a directors meeting held
bforo regular meeting, the club
voted TO investigate the sponsor
ship Of a basketball team in the
league this winter. A new bull
letin. very properly labelled
"Conch Chowder", will greet all
members weekly as result Of &C
ton taken by directors.
Guests of the club, besides
Miss Rich and Mrs. Wray, were
DIR. Rudolph Wagner. Rabbi Ben
Miller and J. r. Fleitas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
DONE BY BALLOT

GREENBELT, Md.-This fed
eral cooperative community,
which does everything by ballot,
is decidedly against allowing any,
body to solicit business in the
homes of the city, except the man
who runs the ice cream wagon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
BUT FEW PERSONS KNOW

SANDUSKY, O.-Elmer Frank,
director of a choral society in
this city, made a survey, which,
he says, proves that only three
persons in a hundred know the
second verse of the Star Spangled
Banner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
EGG WITHIN EGG

PHILADELPHIA = When Mrs.
Henry Slear of this city broke
the shell of perfectly formed
egg, she found inside another tiny
egg, also perfectly formed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
OLD PARROT DIES

KERVILLE, Texas-A parrot
that spoke English and Spanish,
and survived the San Francisco
earthquake and fire of 1906, died
recently in this city at the age of
Al.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
ENTERTAINMENT
RAUL'S CLUB

RAUL'S CLUB
Floor show will be featured at
Raul's Club tonight and includes
lively program of local enter
tainment.
John Pritchard's dance orches-
ira will furnish the latest music
for dancing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
TO soUELcH ECHOES

CHICAGO-The city council
authorized expenditure of $4,330
to chase the echoes out of the
navy pier auditorium. The money
goes for acoustical equipment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION

F. NJ, Lippert. of Roanoke. Va,
who was visiting in the city for
several days. accompanied by ].
L. Mclaughlin. left over the
highway Thursday afternoon for
Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22

Clerk Ross C. Sawyer, of the
Circuit Court, Eleventh Judicial
Circuit, left yesterday over the
highway for a business visit to
jacksonville.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
SLOPPY JoE.s

There will be big things going
on at Sloppy Joe's Bar tonight.
Floor show including many new
numbers and exhibitions will be
put on for the benefit of those
attending.
Plenty of swing music by
Sloppy Joe's Cotton Pickers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
AT The Stores
RAMoN1N's RESTAURANT

After being closed for several
weeks, Ramonin's Restaurant re-
opened today. Special chicken
dinner is being served for this
occasion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22

terday afternoon for Tampa and
will return the early part of next
week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22

Calvin Roberts, keeper of the
lighthouse at American Shoals,
who had been spending his vaca-
ton with his family in Miami,
left for the light yesterday, and
the relief keeper. John T. Rob-
erts, was expected to arrive here
at once.
Misses Louisa and Victoria
Pastorini and Mrs. Ray Messe-
nellie. sisters Of Arthur Pastorini,
are in Key West for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Pastorini.
Misses Eleanor Greiner, Helen
Caldwell and Telen Dickelman,
who had been enjoying a vaca-
ton in Havana and returned on
the Cuba yesterday afternoon,
left this morning on the early
bus for Miami where they will
visit briefly and then returned
to their homes in Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. Mary Caring left on the
Florida Motor Lines bus this
morning for Miami where she
will visit her brother, ]. N.
Weatherford, who is i'll.
VIM. Vassie. machinist in the
lighthouse department, left this
morning on the early bus for a
weekend visit in Miami.
Oliver Haskins, engineer with
the P. and o. S. S. Co. attached
to the Ferry Palma which plies
between Fl. L.auderdale and Ha-
vana. is visiting in Key West
with Mrs. Haskins, and win re-
main until Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
WANTS DIVORCE AT SO

LONDON-After go years of
marriage, Sir Frank Athelstance
Swettenham, 88. of this city, is
seeking a divorce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
EXPECT LARGE CROP

HOUSTON, Texas-The largest
citrus crop in the history Of the
lower Rio Grande valley is in
prospect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22

PENA'S GARDEN OF ROSES
Pena's famous liam sessions"
are attracting large crowds each
Saturday night as they provide
plenty of fun for all attending.
Gould Curry and his 7-piece
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22

Subscribe to The. Citizen-20c
weekly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22

band will be on hand to furnish
music for dancing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22

Miss Mary Falk, of the labor
division Of the WPA, left yester-
day afternoon for a visit in Mi
ami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22

John II. Hargress, representing
a well-known corporation. which
handles bar fixtures and Access
series. who was in Key West
yesterday visiting places of bust
ness. left yesterday morning over
the highway for Miami.
Mrs. r. L. Mcconnell left yes
terday over the highway for a few
days visit in Miami and sur
rounding points.
Louis Godinet, celido Valdez
and John Valdez who were in
Miami on short vacation re-
turned last night TO the city.
Lieutenant Fort Callahan, u.
S. N. officer in charge at the
naval station. who had been on
an inspection trip to units Of the
naval reserve. and was accom-
panied by Mrs Callahan, re-
turned over the highway last eve
ming from Jupiter, Fla.
Mrs. W. d. Wilder, wife of
Captain Wilder Of the wreckine
Tug Warbler. who had been
spending the summer al the
family home in Norfolk. Va. ar
rived yesterday BY bus, Captain
and Mrs. Wilder are making
their home at the corner OF
Simontcn and Southland streets.
c. +. widmyef. PwA project
engineer. left On the Cuba yes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22
THE ISLAND CITY
With the Clubs

says he wouldn't want to make a
building too gaudy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-22

c. +. widmyef. PwA project
engineer. ieft On the Cuba yes
La gaceta., 1938-04-15

TODD este viene a cuento G
guarda relaci6n con 10 que lee
esta temporada sobre nuestro
comportamiento con prisioneros
enemigos. Sc nos hace la boca a.
qua con la 'caballerosidad", "hi
~dalgufa", "humanismo", nj mas
nj menos que 81 Ell enemigo fue-
Sc a tenerlo en- cuenta. Hasta ell
obispo de Teruel Sc cree autori-
zado para levantar ell puno Y Ma
mar hijos suyos a los soldados
de la RepIblica, a esos mismos
soldados en- destruction de los
cuales publicaron 81 y sus cole
gas sendas pastoraIes ofrecien-
do cincuenta dias de indulgencia
por cada uno que sc despanzu-
rrase, equiparando la vida hu-
mana al recital de idiota oraci6n
por indecente beata.
Seamos humanos, ST; pero an
ties que humanos seamos justos.
Ell humanitarismo que no Sc fun
damenta en- la justicia pierde su
caracter para convertirge en-
"primada" o ''bobada'', pudien-
do tambien interpretarse como
cobardia.
iEstamos frente a seres CON
los que no es possible La convi-
vencia social humana, Y habra
que destruirlos como Sc destru-
We a las alimanas: a tiros, a pa
los, a pedradas, como Sc pueda.
No cometamos de la candidez
en- estas CIRCUMSTANCES de pre-
tender imitar a Francisco de
Asis. Tengamos presente que ell
'fhermano lobo" y demas "her-
manos de la selva" tienen afila-
dos dientes y garras. y diaria-
mente procuran desgarrarnos
las entranas.
G. Di0s AOrodo C-ROrfJ.
La gaceta., 1938-04-15
V1slONEs DE GUERR
.HMANITARIOS, ST. PERO ANTES USTOS
-. Para don Roberto Castrovido

por una parodia de tribunal
ambulante. Sc supone que ahf
Sc fusilo a mas de doscientos Y
entire ellos al catedratico San
chez, de la UnWersidad de O.
viedo, y al diputado socialis.
ia por Asturias, Graciano An
tuna. Para lugar de ejecuci6n
de tanta vlctima sc eligi6 10
que antes era cementerio CT
vii, y ALI, entire las columns
de granite de un pante6n, que
para mi fuera construi1o y
que lleva en- relieve m. firma
Y rdbrica ,cayeron, uno tras
otro, los inmolados martires.
Como corolario o colof6n a
tanto crimen, a tantO ~salvajls-
mo Y a tanta canallada, al
obispo de Oviedo sc lie ocurri6
hacer una vista pastoral a Can
gas del Narcea, vista que ter
min6 t~ragicamente para monse-
nor Echeguren, pues a la salida
de la villa-y creo que en- un lu-
gar de la carretera conocido por
Eel Infierno''-se despen0 ell CO
che, finalizando ALI la vida de
F; Su ilustrisima, no Sabemos 81
por designio de Dios o por de-
signio de los fascistas.
Evacuado forzosamente del
frente de lucha del Naranco, me
hallaba meses despues en- ell ex-
tremo oriental de Asturias, po-
niendo en- marcia una incauta-
da imprenta. Y desde ALI pude
seguir con toda crudeza ell desa-
rrollo de esta inhumanidad que
llaman guerra totalitaria. Aquel
continue destruir vidas y hacien
das por ell solo placer de des-
truir, sin distinction de amigos
o enemigos, de afectos o desa-
fectos, me recordaba la toma de
la poblaci6n francesa de Beziers
por las mercenarias tropas pom
tificias al mando del bandido ST.
mon de Monfort. "iMatadlos a
todos-gritaba ell legado ponti-
ficio al dar la orden de asalto a
aquella plaza, en- la que Sc ha-
bfan refugiado unos supuestos
herejes-, matadlos a todos, que
Dios va reconocera a los suyosr'
Y este salvaje grito de "iMatad-
los a todos" me parecfa oirlo
en- Vizcaya, por Santander, por
Asturias. Y ahora mismo por la
costa del Mediterraneo. iCuan-
tas veces en- aquellos tragicos
dfas me acorde de listed y de
don Alfredo, con sus ideas de
humanismo...!
La gaceta., 1938-04-15

ell que Sc guardaban .documentos
de gran valor para la historic
del partido federal, asi como la
correspondence sostenida con
sus eximios maeStros Pi Y Mar
gall y Benot. boy por SECURE
que de la qUema no Sc habran
tampoco salvado las cartas de
listed nj la collection de Gel
Pais", que don Alfredo cuidado
amente conservaba.
Aunque ante la invasion cri-
minal huyeron por centenares
las gentes de la villa y concejo,
"a hiena encontr6 aun carne en-
que cebarse. Me aseguran que
pasan de Tn par de centenares
los alli asesinados en- los prime
ros momentos, presidiendo comp
fundamental para Ell crimen ell
fanatismo religioso, la venganza
personal y hasta la competen-
ella mercantile. I'm j6ven matri-
monio de maestros fue asesina-
do por ell hecho de ser directo-
res de las escuelas graduadas,
y acaso tambien por ser familia-
res de nuestro Alexandra Case
ma. Una anciana mujer fue sacri
ficada por no ir a misa y permit
tir que una hija perteneciese a
la Juventud Socialista. Otra an
ciana, maestro, fue acribillada a
balazos por haber votado a las
izquierdas, A un maestro sc lie
dej6 morir en- la cuneta de la
carretera con ell vientre atra-
vesado por balas de pistola, acu
sado de ser valenciano. A una
j6ven POGO menos que sc la .des-
cuartiz6 por haber tenido tres
hijos sin permiso del cura, aun-
que acaso alguno de ellos por ell
cura fuese engendrado. Y do
cenas de lnfelices obreros fue-
ron masacrados por pertenecer
a una Association proletaria por
mi creada hace mas de diez a.
nos.
Al mismo tempo. por la
costa no fueron memories los
crimenes, y entire ellos, entire
las victimas inmoladas, Sc en-
cuentra ell padre de nuestro
querido amigo, excelente es-
critor, colaborador de Ell d.
LUVlO, j. Diaz Fernandez.
Conserve reproduction de una
fotograffa de csc noble ancia-
no, hecha en- la prisi6n de Cas-
tropol pocas horas antes de
ser asesinado en- grupo con o.
tros mas sacrificados.
Roto por la morisma ell GER
co que aprisionaba a Oviedo,
Sc apresuraron los fascistas a
sacar de la cpital los muchos
presos que en- los primeros mo
mentos fueron sorprendidos
en- sus casas por la felonia de
Amanda. Y a Cangas del Mar
cea trasladaron unos cientos
que luego fueron juzgados