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ces.
Muchos de ellos iban a reu-
nirse en- comilona, celebrando
ell reveillon en- esa fiesta me-
dio espahola Y medic parisina,
que la moda ha impuesto tam
bien en- nuestra patria.
Sc citaban nombres de hote-
les, y, fiesta clasicamente del
estomago, Sc hablaba, ditiram
bicamente, de los mejores es.
taolecimientos de Madrid, de
los mas antiques, donde me-
Jor Sc COMA.
-iNosotros vamos al Ritz!
-iEstupendas cenasl
-Nosotros al Palace.
-Tambien Sc come muy
bien. wVEw
IA mi llevarme a Lhardy!
Ia Cespedes en- un CRU
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CUNNINGHM VENCIO EN-
LA r DE LA MILLA

Boston, Enero 31.-En la Ma
olson Square Garden de esta ciu
cad, Glenn Cunningham gan6 ia
semana pasada la carrera de la
milla.
Mas de $4,000 persons presen
tiaron su quinta victoria, en- esa
Cistancia, en- otros tantos amos.
Glenn hizo ell recorrido en- cua-
teo minutes y 15.2 segundos.
Los hermanos Rideout termi-
raron detras de Cunningham pa
sando Blaine primero y despues
Wayne.
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Ia EAOE,rA
SAN LEO VENCTO
AL NJ COLLEGE

Anoche, en- los Jovenes Girls
tianos, el Colegio de San Leo
venci6 al Tampa College, en- un
par lido de basketball, con anota
ci6n de "a por Is.
Jugaron por el Tampa College
los j6venes Marchetta, Mayor,
Arneth, Hudson, Alchediak, Ro-
driguez y Flores.
Integraron ell team vencedor
Soukup, Pritchard, Norkus,
Ryan y J. Leonard.
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PRACTICAS DE PISTA EN-
Ell INSTITUTE HILLSIDE
DUG

Las practicas de pista, en- el
Institute Hillsborough, Sc inicia
ron aver bajo la direction de Ar
thur Cox.
Jose Capitano y Jose Corrales
figuran a la cabeza del grupo de
corredores.
Los aspirantes a puestos en-
ell grupo de atletas del HILLSIDE
rough son fuertes muchachos
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Larry Kellum, peso medic de
Montana, lie dara la revancha a
Franckie Castiglia, de Brooklyn
en- White Plains.
En- un anterior encuentro, Kel
lum cay6 seis wees a la Iona, pc
no Sc repuso y consigui6 veneer.
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aumentado ell sueldo, pero 81 de-
manda una cantidad mayor.
En- cuanto a Strip Sc lie ha
ofrecido ell mismo sueldo que ga
no ell ano pasado.
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Victoriano Manteiga. Editor
Suscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
1908 Ia. Ave., Ybor City, Fla
Telefono Y3792
DEPORTES
Nodcias de Pelota
FIRMAS

Con los Tigres firm6 aver su
tercera base Pinky Higgins, OBJ
tenido en- un cambio con los Me
dias Rojas de Boston. Higgins
asistira hoy a un banquete orga-
nizado por los periodistas, como
un huesped de honor en- compa-
MIA de Wallace Wade, coach de
football, y varios p%rominentes
futbolistas.
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Sali6 anoche de San Peters =
burg, a pasar tres semanas en-
Hot Surings, Ell notable pitcher
Johnny Allen, a quien reciente-
mente Sc lie hizo una operation
en- ell brazo de lamar. RegreSa-
"a a la Florida en- la Ultima Sc
mana de febrero.
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FL veterano pitcher Yves Fer
rell firm6 su c~ontrato con los
Yankees. Tambien firmaron "a
yer ell catcher de "alivio" Jor-
gems y ell jugador de cuadro Bill
Knickerbocker.
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VICTORIA DE CANZONERI

San Francisco, CAL, Enero 81
Tony Canzoneri, veterano de
Is amos en- Ell cuadrilatero, ven
clio por nocaut, en- ell segundo a.
salto "a Joe Gavras, de San
Francico. Gavras cay6 tres We
ces al tablado antes de la cuenta
&c diez. Los dos tenian en- ell mis-
mo peso 139 libras cada uno.
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Pedro Montanez, ell notable
gladiator de Puerto Rico, vence
dor por nocaut en- sus tres ulti-
mas peleas, peleara con Jimmy
Vaughan en- ell Coliseo del Bronx
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The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BElnS
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Amy OF The Signs

Quivering nerves can make you old and
hsEgard lacking. cranky and hard to live
william keep you awake nights and rob
you Of good health, good times and jobs.
Don't let yourself Ego" like that. Start
taking a good, reliable tonic-one made espe-
etoIly for CoBSsH. And could you ask for any
thing whose benefits have been better proved
than worldfamous Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound?
Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
Pinkham's Compound help Nature calm
your shIiekng nerves, tone up your system,
and help lessen distress from female func-
0onal disorders.
Make q note NOW to get a bottle Of this
o~1ne-proven Pinkham's Coppound TODAY
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pelear con Johnny Paycheck, en-
Des Moines, estado de Iowa. Joe
Could, director del ingles, dice
que este Sc quedara en- la precio
sa ciudad, por tempo indefinido
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Hombre previsor Y practice,
seg1n va saben nuestros lecto-
res, Pepino Raccieri era Ell cafe
70 de la sociedad en- comandita
que habian tornado 81 y Eula-
liza al salir de Madrid.
FL guardaba ell dinero y las
alhajas de Eulalia.
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CAPITULo VIII


Como todos los amos, tam
POGO esta Nochebuena habia
function en- muchos de los tea
tros de Madrid.
Gustavo habia dirigido la
orQuesta en- Apollo, como de
costumbre, esta tarde, y Guam
DO termin6 la function volvi6
saloncillo, con don Ricardo.
81 empresariO, y un grupO de
amigos de actores y de aetri.
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Los Yankees pagaran a YER
non Gomez, en- la temporada de
1889, un sueldo de 10000 pesos.
Firmaron tambien sus contracts
con Ed Barrow, en- los 1ltimos
dias, Alvin Powell y los nuevos
pitchers Joe Beggs y Nicolas
Strincevitch.
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Tommy Farr, que Sc encuen-
ira en- Miami, ACADIA de rechazar
una oferta que Sc lie hizo para
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Como Sc We, los dos ilustres
compinches eran de la misma
MADEIRA.
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Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

humilde-; va me resigno; pero
jurame que has de venir prom
to!
ST; a la una o las dos estare
aqui.
De este modo comenz6 Pepi-
no a recobrar su perdida Y her.
mosa libertad.
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destino. ~
Y aquella misma noche, ell ita-
liano Y Mafalda estaban cenan-
do en- la estaci6n de Mia, en- es-
pera del tren de Lyon Y de Paris
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LA GACETA

A periodico en- idiomA ESpahol
de- mas circulation en- Tampa
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D SERIAL STORY
WORKING
WIVES
CONTINUED from Page 8
ny LOUISE HOLMES

Continued from Page o.
It's not promotion" Dan was
saying I'm gong on the same
terms. s35 a week and bonus. III
send my share Of the expenses"
Irrelevantly she said. You
never 20, a bonus, did you. Dan ="
She had picked out one word and
answered from habit.
No" he said.
"How-how long win you be
gone ,"
Indefinitely
Longer than May-early May"
Why had She said that7
Probably He held out his
hand. "Goodby. Marian. Lots of
luck
She laid her hand In his. the
fingers were cold and stiff. Good
BY, DAN II didn't mean a thing
not a thing. The gray mist was
getting denser.
He picked up the suitcase and
went TO the door, reaching for his
hat. Dropping the suitcase, he
came back and took her in his
arms, Holding her. he kissed the
little hollow in her throat. Good
by, Glad he whispered.
After a while Marian found
that she was still standing In the
center of the living room. She
wore her smart little hat, her
gloves lay on the davenport where
she had thrown them. Raising her
hand, she touched the little hollow
in her throat with chilly finger
tips. Dan had always called that
his little spot.
Withdrawing her fingers. she
looked at them with strange eyes.
Dan had gone. II didn't hurt yet.
but II would. She could feel the
pain creeping-ereeping-
The room was black when she
opened her eyes. She was lying
on the floor. She dragged herself
up, shivering. and found a light
switch. Dszedly, she went to the
kitchen and made a cup of tea.
One ate, didn't one-no matter
what? One went to bed and got
up and ate and went to work
oh. God
The telephone rang. Dan-he'd
changed his mind. It was Spring
field calling. Was Springfield ON
the way to Portland
This is carma. Marian" Who
was Carma7 Her mind CROPPED,
dizzy with disappointment.
Yes. Carms"
Il drove all night, Marian. I'm
so ashamed"
Never mind"
My mother lives here. I've
come home to stay. Ask Pete TO
forgive me. Marian. Tell Julie I'm
sorry-tell her she's lucky"
Carma had hung up the receiver.
Marian went back to her tea. 1t
was cold. She didn't care.
ITO BE Continued)
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Nou at the Shell

CusurnpsA8 sp~ass. - -
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the2tsT a. m nest r~esaf q ~
popular Htlste Iaxores CAzflss
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as bandit battling coAhAnd. And
IRIS hsFeiith Bot Nolan. the slne-
ma sons ~ the Pioneers sah HANK
Bel are others In the Wcll.ruun4i-
80 cas-; Of weston character ao-
ters
c. G. Coleman directed. from a
scTssnplsy By Paul Franklin.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-22
Eastern Star Order Visited By
Grand Officers

Grand officers of the Order of the
Eastern Star visited the local organi-
cation at its semi-monthly meeting on
Tuesday evening. The committee of
local members had decorated the lodge
room to resemble a flower garden with
laurel, peonies, larkspur, etc.
Grand officers attending were Mrs.
Isabel Marshall, Reisterstown, worthy
grand matron; Harry A. Beste, Hale
thorp, worthy grand patron; Mrs.
Geneva Sowble, Upperco, grand mar
shall; Mrs. Laura Robinson, Cumbec-
land, grand Ruth; Mrs. Annie Ed
munds, Frostburg, deputy grand lee
turer; Mrs. May Orr, Cumberland
and Mrs. Naomi Harmed Oakland, also
deputy grand lecturers.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j
G. T. Presser, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs
John Boor, Piedmont, W. Va; Miss
Bessie Baird, Cumberland; Mrs. Best
and Mr.. Marshall. Delegations were
also present from Cumberland, West
ernport and Frostburg.
Mrs. Marshall delivered an ad
dress on Character.
An entertaining program of music
followed the regular meeting and con
sisted of piano solos by Misses Jam
Fraley and Betty Jackson; selection:
by the Oakland High School quartet
Martha Jane Baird, Isolde Booming
James Chisholm and Harry Sanders
two recitations by Bill Graham. Re
freshments followed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-22
High School Graduates May Join
Air Corps

An opportunity for boys who grad
uated from county High schools this
year-or at any time in the last ten or
fifteen years-was announced today
by Sergt. Clarence Biehn, in charge of
the United States Army recruiting
station at Cumberland.
Beginning July l, he said, recruiting
will be resumed for the Army Air
Corps, and those enlisting must have
four years Of high school studies. The
young men will be instructed in aero
mechanics, radio, motor construction
and aerial photography,
Other branches of the service open
for recruiting July l are Infantry
Field Artillery, Coast Artillery, Medi-
cal Corps, Engineers, Cavalry, Chem
ical Warfare Service and Qurtermas-
ter Corps. Physically qualified appli-
cants will have their choice of ser
vice in Hawaii, the Philippines, Pana-
ma and the Third Corps Area. Fol
further information on the above
write to the United States Recruiting
Station, Room 314, Postoffice Build
ing, Cumberland, Maryland.
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BITTINGER

A rainy period, extending over the
weekend, provided much-needed mois-
ture for growing crops.
Mrs. Ida Willis and daughter, Miss
Marjorie, of Mariana, Arkansas,
spent couple of days last week in
this village, where they visited Mrs.
Willis sister, Mrs. Oliver C. Buckle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beachy, Bridge
port, West Va, with their family,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. Beachy's mother, Mrs. Silas C.
Beachy, at the Beachy home near here.
Miss Anna Belle Bowser, of near
Jennings, was shopping here last Mon
day.
The special services now being held
in Bethesda Chapel, near Bittinger,
are being quite largely attended.
Mrs. Silas C. Beachy, Mrs. c. c.
Beachy and Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty re-
turned last Saturday from College
Park, where they had spent the week
in attendance at the Rural Women's
Short Course, which was in session
there.
F. j. Glotfelty returned last weel;
from Reisterstown, Nd, where he had
visited his daughter, Mrs. Harrison
Wiley, for two weeks.
The Busy Workers Sunday school
class will conduct social on Saturday
evening, July /, and an invitation tC
the public to attend is extended by
members of the class.
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DEER PARK

Miss Yolanda Jane Cade, Bayard,
West Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Marley.
Mrs. 7. Travis, from a point in West
Virginia, visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Frantz recently.
Mrs. Olga Minard has returned
after attending the Rural Women's
Short Course at College Park last
week.
Misses Anna and Margaret Thrash
er are visiting with relatives in Bal
timore.
Miss Winona George, Bobtown, Pa,
is here on visit with relatives.
Mrs. Lucretia Hogue, of Oakland,
was a guest of Mrs, Laura Flanagan
on Sunday.
Pauline Kimmell led the Epworth
League meeting Sunday evening.
|. M. Lipscomb and family, Keyser,
w. Va, we're visiting Mr.. and Mrs
F. N. Refs Sunday.
Betty Simons entertained the mem
bers of the young peoples Sunday
school class Of the Episcopal church on
a recent date.
Raymond Paugh was in Baltimore
recently.
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ORDER NISI

Annie M. Resi-, widow, ct al, VS.. Ernest
Resi- ct al.
No. 1904 Equity. In the Circuit Court for Gar
rett County, Maryland.
ORDERED. This 22nd day of June, 1889, by
the Circuit Court for Garrett County, Mary
land. in Equity. that the sale made and reported
in the above by Ernest Ray Jones and
Neil C. Fraey, Trustees, be ratified and con-
firmed unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the oath day of July
1889; provided a copy of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper published in Gar
rett County, Maryland, week for three
successive weeks before the 14th day of July
1889.
The report states the amount of sale to be
S246O.00 A. G. ROSS, Clerk.
True copy-Test A. G. ROSS. Clerk.
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Competitive Examination

The Competitive Examination
for the Senatorial Scholarship
for one young man from Garrett
County to Western Maryland
College, will be held at
Western Maryland College,
Westminster, Maryland,
Thursday, July 6, 1899, begin.
ming promptly at 10000 A. NJ.
The complete high school rec
ord of each applicant must be on
file in the Registrars Office be-
fore the date of the examination
Advertisement 17-2t
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home near Grantsville. He was born
at Fort Hill, August 2, 1891, son OF
Edward and Charlotte burst.
In 1911 he married Miss Edith Su-
san Smith. Surviving are his widow,
two sons and two daughters, his father
and a granddaughter and the follow
ing brothers and sisters: George, Rus
sell and Claude burst, Mrs. William
Failinger and Mrs. Sherman burst
all of the Grantsville community.
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Red House Lutheran Parish

Rev. A. K. Jones, Pastor
The worship service at Gnegy is at
9:15 next Sunday morning, with Sun
day school Immediately following. st.
Johns services at the usual time.
Goods Method of Promotion" is the
subject of the sermon by the pastor.
The Church Councilmen's confer
ence for this section of our Synod will
be held in the Red House church next
Tuesday evening, beginning promptly
at 500 o'clock. DR.. Samuel 7. Nicho-
las is the speaker of the evening. He
comes with an interesting message for
all who are interested in the Kingdom
of Christ.
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Card of Thanks

We desire to express our deem an
probation to all our friends and neiS gp-
bors for their kindness and beInfSnI
ness following the death of our r s ~,
and brother, the late Joseph Krevenl
buhl.
We also want to thank those who
gave flowers and donated the use nI of
their automobiles for the funeral ser
vice.
Xaviel KreyenbuhI and Family
-Advertisembent L
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Instead of discussing a third term
for Roosevelt, Frank Gannett, news
paper publisher, says that the country
should call upon him to resign so that
the way may be opened for recovery
and revitalizing America.
Glass that shrinlls, new discovery
in the art of glass-making, was an
nounced at Corning, N. Y. A goblet
heated cherry-red, can be thrust into
ice water without cracking the glass
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DIED
CLARENCE BURST

The Rev. j. S. Shannon, Confluence,
Pa, conducted funeral services in the
St. Paul Ringer church Monday after
noon for Clarence E. burst, 48, whc
died suddenly Friday, June 16, at his
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-22

High tension wires around the Brit
ish and French Concessions in the In
ternational Settlement at Shanghai,
China, were placed by the japanese,
threatening possible death to any one
who dare to slip past Japanese SEN
tries. The position taken by the Japs
is that no foreign nations have a right
in China.