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ba, con I'm gesto de dolor infini
to.
Ell comandante comenzaba a
vacilar.
lLlevaria raz6n la amada..,
y era una locura seguir aqui, to-
niendo la cast certeza de que e.
anna les habia vendido?...
No saba!
DE todoS modos.., Ique ira
bajo lie costaba complacerla?...
Ell idolatraba a esta mujer, )
mas ahora, en- que lie habia da-
do, al fin esta prueba inmensa
de carino.
I'm tenor inexplicable, una
especie de presentimiento, cru
20 tambien, como una sombra,
la frente del official, que habiase
Sc puesto en- pie asimismo.
Y, al fin, sonriendo de un mo
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REUNION DE LA LIGA IN
TERSOCIAL

Sc reunira mahana por la no.
che, en- ell Centre Asturiano, la
Liga Intersocial,
Els la junta regular semanal y
Sc acodaran los juegos para Ell
domingo.
Con motive de la derrota de
los Cubanos y la victoria de lGs
Asturianos, alguien nos sugiere
que para ell domingo Sc concier-
te un doble juego, con los dos
juegos que tienen empatadOs
entire las novenas del Centre As
turiano y Ell Circulo Cubano.
La derrota del Circulo no era
esperada y Sc debi6 a la debili.
dad de sus pitchers,
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CO la noticia a los duehos del no
tel, al tempo que cogia al nino
para arreglarlo y abrigarlo,
-Pero... que, use marchan MS
tedeS D..
ST. Ahora. La carta que
Cayetano ha visto recibir al "a
ma, era llamando a.. a.. mi
marido. Y yo no quiero dejarle
marchar solo, va que no podria
volver en- varios dias.
Hubo un "iAhy' de los due
nos del Establishments, que ha-
bian cambiado una mirada de
inteligencia, como 81 compren-
dieran...
Pero, prudentes, ~diseretos, Sc
guardaron muy bien de hacer
nUevas preguntas.
Diez minutes deSpues, compile
La gaceta., 1939-10-16

tamente convencido Miguel por
la adorada, Ell dueno present0
la cuenta, la page ell militar re-
ligiosamente, anadiendo luego
veinte duros de regalo "por las
molestiaS y ell ruido del peque-
no., y la tropa, acompanada
por el patron y la patrona, que
Sc empen6 en- Eevar a Miguel.
to en- brazos, comenzo a bajar
la cuesta de la estaci6n.
Miguel sac6 los dos billetes de
primera.
Ell pequeno grupo Sc estaclo-
no en- ell anden Immediate a Ia
estaci6n, cast desierto.
Solo unos cuantos cazadores.
con suS perros y los morales
llenos de conejos y perdicas,
mOvianse ALA, fuera de la mar
Quesina, eharlando Y riendO ba'
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La GACNrA

hfculo contra la pared norte.
volcandose dos veces.
FL mis- cercaro rivai &c Sid
well en- la carrera principal |
fue Bob Hill,- que una vez os-
tcnt6 e titulo del driver No. /
de la Florida. Racing Associa-
ton. Sidwell gradualmente OBJ
two ventaja y gan6 la ca
rrera per corto margen. Bob
Hayes f'naliz6 en- tercer lugar.
detras de Bob Hill.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16

10 la luna.
La noche era fra, y despeia-
disima. .
Ell viento fuerte de la tarde
habia barrido las NUDES por
complete, y el cielo aparecia con
un azul blanquecino y leehoso
por la intensidad de la luz de r.
luna LENA.
Algunos luceros, muy bri-
llantes, parpadeaban por enci-
ma de lso pinos, que Sc destaaa-
ban negros en- la decoration fan
tastica del bosque.
Miguel y Maria, cogidos del
brazo, eontemplaban la hermo-
sura de la noche espectral, sin
pOder sustraerse a su encant),
a pesar del drama de sus vidas.
AL fin, Ell vale Sc estremeci6
con un como Queiido largo y
La gaceta., 1939-10-16

temblOroso.
Era la bOcina del tren, que Sc
acercaba.
Bajo la luna, contra ell fondo
del vale, Sc dsstac6 cast en- Sc
gulda la serpiente ferrea, arras
trada con suavidad entire los p:-
mares dormidos.
Y con un estrepito terrible de
lierros y de ruedas y cristales,
Ell convoy lego a la estaci6n.
Las puertas de los larguisi-
mos vagones Sc abrieron con uu
chirridO doloroso.
i Vaya, adi6s, sehoritos! IA
dos, chiIuitin !-murmur6 ia
guardesa, besando a Miguelito V
abrazando con efusi6n a Maria
de las Nieves.
-lAdi6s, sonora !...-contss-
70 el sOmandante-, lAdi6s, So,
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La Gaceta Folletin NO. 4f4
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

la paciencia de Maria, que vol
VIC a llorar.
Como que es una locura,
Miguel, que sigamos aqui, sa-
biendo 10 que nos ha dicho Ca
yetano, y viendo que esta mu-
jer, no vuelye!..
Di, Miguel, Gpor que no quie-
res que nos m~archemos?" " Mi
ra que las m%ujeres tenemos mas
sentido practice Y vemos con
mas claridad las cosas vulgares
que voSotros!..
Sc habia abrazado a ell, y, m,
randole en- los ojos, lie suplica-
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
DEPORTES
A
LOPEZ
Sc le entregaron carlos regdlos

Ell sabado, a las tres de la tar
de, en- Ell parque de Cuscaden, sc
efectu6 ell homemade de los ia
naticos" de pelota de Ybor City,
organizado por Alfredo Marti-
nez, Herminio Canal y otras per
sonas. con motive del retorno
del famoso catcher Alfonso 10
pei, de las Abejas de Boston. y
su bella esposa.
La ceremonia fue breve y L6-
pez recibi6 un valioso regalo de
los fans, una puma de fuente
y un lapicero.
Hizo la presentacin de Lopez
ell Sr. Canal, quien tambien pr
sent6 a las otras personas que
pronunciaron breves palabrds,
los Sres. Clark, Alfredo Marti-
neg, Johnny Diaz, Victorianc
Manteiga, Alfredo Montoto, e
pelotero Granell y otras per3o.
mas.
Johnny Diaz habl6 como pre-
sidente de la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor y lie entreg6 a Al
fonso un artistico regalo.
A la esposa de Alfonso Sc !
mand6 IN precioso ramo de flc
res, que recibi6 EN- la g%lorieta
donde Sc hallaba sentada.
Ell querido pelotero, estrell'
de las grandes ligas, agradeci
el sencillo homemade.
Tenemos entendido que la l.
ga Intersocial Sc propone orga
nizar un modesto acto en- homo
de Alfonso.
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N PIERS FRENTE A
FLOYD MARSHALL EN- La
LUCIA PRINCIPAL
GRANDMOTHER solucionara un
problema personal con Johnny
Plumer

Henry Piers, ell gladiator
holandes que L-obo err 81 pro-
grama del pasado lunes enc1n
trarse en- perfectas condicio =
mes despues de la lesion reel
bida en- su encuentro con Gran
dovitch, hace dos semanas, ira
tara de terminar con ell gigan
tie de Arizona, Floyd Marshall
en- dos "caidas" consecutivas
para no darle OCCASION de e.
plear sus tricks sucios."
BESIDE hace tempo existe
cierta rivalidad entire estos
dos gladiadores, a pesar De
que nunca Sc han visto frente
a frente y los fanaticos saben
que cualquiera que salga ven
cedor tendra que actuar de
modo brillante Y muy "calien
to-"
Ambos estan deseosos tan
bi6n de luchar con John Gran
dovitch, para arrebatarle el
titulo.
Los fanaticos Green que ell
Waterloo" del joven de Ari-
IONA Sc encuentra en- este
match va que ell holandes solo
ha perdido en- una OCCASION, en-
los E. U. A., frente a Bronche
Nagurski.
Con John Grandovitch reel
bio una herida que lie prohibi5
continuar ell e%ncuentro.
En- ell semifinal, ell polacD
John Grandovitch, actual cam
pe6n del EstadO de Florida, va
(PGsa a la Ia. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
BILL SIDWELL GANO LA CA
RRERA MAS MPORTANTE
DEL Ola DE AVER, EN-
A FIELD
(POr ArhUr OjedG)

Bill Sidwell, Ell photo de Sui
phur Springs, conquisto aver
los mas altos honores en- Plant
Field, ante 1000 fanatics, ga
nando la primera carrera eli
minatoria y ell "evento" prin-
cipal de la tarde.
Ell coche de jim Gipson Sc
volc6 durante ell feature ra-
ce", recibiendo una herida le
We en- la frente. Sc fue ell We
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Hayes gano la segunda
carrera

Hill tambien finaliz6 al Sc
gundo en- la primera carrera
eliminatoria, canada por Sid
well con Harold Leaves, de St.
Petersburg, ell tercero.
Bob" Hayes, photo de n.
York, gan6 la segunda carre-
ra despu6s de haber tenldo
una pesima arrancada en- la
primera. Sac6 ventaja de las
condolences rapida del track
Gipson Qued6 en- segundO y
ia X Cruetz, tercero.
Jimmie Swain gan6 la ter
cera carrera despues de habel
perdido un eje en- las pruebaG.
Gui&ba un "True Value Spe
cial", y tuvo que derrotar 4
Louis Puckett y Speed Wynn
que conquistaron ell segundo y
tercer lugar, respectivamente,
en- ira carre:a renida.
M. K. Kelley, con un Oak
land V-8 Special, vencio en- la
carrera de elimination.
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(PoR ARTHUR E

motor La Maroue Y para ha-
cerle frente a los mejores wei
ters del Sur.
Uno de los primeros 0 ell prl-
nero en- considerar ell reto de
Legion ha sido ell "desilusiona-
do" Williams que de nuevo Sc
pondra en- training para su p
so normal Y %enfrontarse con Ell
"boxer" cubano.
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La gaceta., 1939-10-16

S~uspendida la p e l e a del Chino Alvarez y Kid
Williams, ql,e estaba anynciada para e1 Jreves.
Ell Chino diceestar enfermo del estomago. =
Ell punch de Williams debe haber sido una de las
causas de la suspension. - Pasado manana lle-
ga de Cuba ell p~afomoso welterweight cubano
Joe Legion y puede que SUI primera aparicion en-
Tampa sea frente a Williams
La gaceta., 1939-10-16

Aver por la noche ell Chils".
Alvarez anunci6 a Willie San
tana, que junto con ell promo
tor Frank La Marque tienen ell
"monopolio" del boxeo en- es-
ia ciudad, que no estaba segu-
10 de poder pelear con ell ina
ravilloso boxer" de Savannah,
Ca, Kid Williams, en- la noche
del jueves, en- Benjamin Field,
por encontrarse enfermo del
est6mago. Y que no estarfa Sc
guro de poder pelear hasta ma
mana. Enterado ell Chino dc
que era impossible esperar has
ia dicho dia para la seguridA
de la pelea, quiso decir con sus
ralabras: "Temo pelear con Wi
lliams."
lCual es la raz6n de SUI te-
NOR? Ell muchacho de Georgia
ha estado hacienda un perfec-
to training por mas de tres
semanas, e iba a subir al ring
IN las mejores condolences de
So carrera pugilistica y con su
terrorifico punch" lie parecit
pareci6 impossible ell poder a
listo para veneer. A Chino lie
p%untarse una victoria y deSis'
tic de la pelea.
Ademas de este, noticia'
oue me merecen entero credi
TO me dan a conocer que Alva
rez tuvo una ~entrevista COL
los "sparrings" de Williams,
los cuales estuvo hacienda pr
gutas sobre la intensidad de
punch de este y su forma d.
pelear. " estos lie contestaro.
la verdad."
Joe Legion llegara a esta Gu
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
Joe Legion llegara a esta ciu'
dad Ell Microbes

Joe Leon, ell magnifico wei
terweight cubano, que tan bril-
lIantes exitos conquistara en-
su terra natal, viene a esta
ciudad contratado por ell pro-
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
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LA GACETA

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de mas circulation en- Tampa
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was Juggling a bundle-stuff he'd Just
bought from the Belgian sailors, likely
as not.
A lump swelled IN the Irishman's
throat. Joe cruising about In his shabby
old tub. poking around In canals and
basins. calling at docks and visiting
trampS. buying the odds and ends OF
junk which paid the landlords mod
est rent and kept the grocer from
stopping credit
It couldn't be much OF a living he
earned Yet out Of friendship and graf
itude he had given a gift when none
was expected
There's Joe now"
mo it amt" said sam.
Eddie grabbed the glasses out Of his
hands and looked for himself. II wasn't
Joel Some other guy-a guy ne had
never seen before-was slowing the
bundle under canvas He was
cranking the motor Now he was
seated beside the tiller, steering away
from the anchored Belgian.
For minute or more the launch
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an afternoon in March. The last
hawsers had just been east from
their bits. The dame-that is to
say, the Navarre-faintly shook as her
turbines took hold. Then she opened
her mouth and hoIlered, "Whoo-ooo!"
when she started to back out into the
Hudson.
Her escort, the tugboat John L.
Haine. laid a whiskered chin on the
lady's bosom. 1t was like a foxtrot
and John was leading, always advance
Ing as she retreated. He puffed at his
task, as well he might. He was there
to see that she kept her head and
went out straight, like a perfect lady.
Sometimes big rich danes get playful.
At the end of the pier, on a sort of
balcony, a crowd had gathered to call
good-by. AS the bow Of the liner went
sliding past, Eddie Loughlin peered
from the John LIS wheelhouse. A girl
waved down to him. She was laughing
laughing at sight of the little tug
which chung so Importantly to the Ma
varre.
You're too late, cutie" Eddie NUT
tered. I'm offa the market, and that's
official"
He grinned at the girl and promptly
forgot her. For now he was thinking
he stood at the wheel. He shuffled his
feet In iubilant caper.
Whats got you2" sam wanted to
know Sam was mate Of the John L.
Haine.
Twenty hours more. I'm a married
guy"
aHumphl Don't say I never warned
you"
Eddie just laughed. All married guys
liked to talk that way. 1t was part of
the game, once hooked by a girl to
make as If your life had been ruined.
The Navarro was out on the river
now, her long port flank exposed to
the tide. Two other tugs came abeam
Of the Haine. Their job was to help
the giant liner swing her nose till she
faced downstream.
Eddie observed a low gray craft
which was lowering near-the police
boat Vigil.
Those cops" he remarked, "are
wasting their time. Can't you see
,rook dropping 800 grand worth OF
diamonds out portfolio TO get picked
lpl"
Gould be in something that floated,"
aid Sam.
Yeah, but three hundred thousand
Iollarsl Suction Of screws might pull
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-04

/ Tered. You think we're playing hide
Il do not understand" said the guy.
DE spoke with an accent-probabiy
Greek. Might be cousin or something
Of Joe's.
7 Just wanted to ask a question"
What Is the question:"
Where can I find Joe?" asked Eddie.
he knew at once that something was
queer. He could tell by the way this
guy was acting. His answer, too, sound
ed kind OF strange:
Il do not have him."
mo, but you've got his boat" said
''Of course have his boat" snapped
the guy. I bought 1t. He has returned
70 Greece"
"HuhP" gasped Eddie. when was
that2"
Three days ago, on the Helios."
Eddie felt his spine begin to crawl
1t was true, as he happened to be
aware. that the tramp ship Hellos, out
OF Piraeus, had sailed from New York
three days ago. But that clock inside
OF a steering wheel was left by Joe the
Greek this morningl
The bell in the engine room tangled
reverse. Then the screw took hold and
the tugboat. checked, drifted close TO
the launch and held there.
You're a cockeyed liarl" Eddie ex-
ploded Throw me that line. don't
like your talk"
CTo Be Continued
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was hidden behind the ship Then 1t
/ Gowanus Flats and the tidal creek
which cuts into Brooklyn.
Eddie tangled the engine room bell:
more speed. He set the Haines nose
to follow the launch.
$50 whatP" scoffed Sam. Want to
invite that rag picker, too?"
He can tell me where I'll find old
joe"
"Humphl" shifted Sam and shook
his head Bridegrooms, they were
mostly screwy.
The launch put-putted. the tug-boat
chuffed, like a pair OF tortoises run
ming a race. But the Haine was faster,
at least. than junk boat. and 1t
steadily gained while crossing the chan
mel dredged in the bay for deep-sea
traffic. On the farther side, where the
water was shoal and a number OF laid
up craft we're anchored. Eddie relin-
quished the wheel to his mate and
went below TO have words with the
guy.
He stood by the niggerhead at the
bow and hailed the guy. The guy kept
going. Not only that, but he opened the
gas; the put-put sound was acceler-
atedl Eddie called again, and his face
got red, and he shouted to Sam to
order more steam.
The guy tried lodging. The Haines
nose followed. Then the guy could see
that he hadn't a chance. and he cut
Off the motor and sat there waiting.
What's the big idea?" Eddie hol-
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i q an and tear your floating what's
1t 70 pieces"
That's right" agreed Sam. Try
and salvage EN- thenl"
They amt aboard this baby no
ways"
Eddie leaned out Of a wheelhouse
window to squirt at the baby" rear
ing above him. It was 90 feet sheer
from the water line to the flying
bridge where the pilot was standing
The Navarro was big enough, for a fact,
10 hide all the diamonds ever mined.
But that tip from the Surete in Paris
that the rocks. whose theft five
weeks ago had been an international
sensation, were on the Navarro when
she sailed for New York-sounded to
Eddie like prime melarchey.
All her time in port they had
searched the liner. Enough customs
men and headquarters dicks to sink a
ferry had Swarlned around her. The
luggage inspection was made with a
comb. and her crew had been watched
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-04

The past Of human life from the
Neanderthal man 70 the present is es-
timated at about one million years:
so-caIled civilized life, at about 1000
years.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-04


AN UNEXPECTED GIFT
BRINGS ADVENTURE TO
A PROSPECTIVE BRIDE
GROOM.
IN TWO PARTS-PART ONE
THEY WERE like a little
squirt of a guy, weighing a
hundred and wearing over
alls, strutting along with a hefty
dame who's all swanked up in furs
and orchids. Like that-only more.
Take the little squirt and divide
him by three, then multiply the
dame by II, and you'll have an
even better idea.
The time was three o'clock of
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The lowest point in the United
States, Death valley. and the highest
point. Mount Whitney, are only 80
miles apart.
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and take q trip TO Europe. We have rates
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