davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-09-28
Stockport

Mrs. Anna Dickson of Chesterhill
was recent guest of Misses Nola
and Lillian Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Love and
three children of Thornville were
Sunday callers of the latter's sister
Mrs. Harold Mosier.
Mrs. Philomena Schaad and fam
lily were Sunday guests of her
brother, Joseph Strahler, of Water
ford.
Mrs. Lura Wymer and Ida Wy
mer of Chesterhill, Anna and Juan
fta Russell of Westerville, visited
recently with Mrs. Linda Yarnell.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Supt. and Mrs. Carl Fell were Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Foraker, Mr. and Mrs.
HI. M. Fell of Deavertown; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Seely and son, Mrs. Elsie
Mears and daughters Jeanne and
Betty, of Crooksville.
Miss Goldie Farmhouse of McCon-
nelsville visited Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Barn
house
Willard Dulaney and Arthur Rob-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-09-28
East Windsor

Lloyd Emory who had serious
operation at Good Samaritan hos
pital, is doing fine. He wishes to
thank the friends and neighbors
who sent him flowers VIM. Sea-
lick and nephew, "Pat' Davis, OF
Mingo Junction, spent a few days at
their camp. Winnifred Antill and
family of GAINESVILLE spent Sunday
with Joe Antill, Ray Doak and
Graham Cooper and wife are at
Clarksburg, w. Va. Mrs. Doak's
and Mrs. Cooper's father is i'll with
an abscess in his side. He is in a
hospital. Later, Mr. Pernell pass
ed away Wednesday morning.
Russell Fleming and friend of Rose
Vile were hunting Monday on Jas.
Moore's lace.--Leonard Brewers
and family spent Sunday with her
parents, James Moore and wife,
The road from Earl Phillips to the
river by Coburn school house, has
been graveled.--C. H. Phillips and
Birdie Harvey spent Tuesday of last
week in GAINESVILLE. The latter call
ed on Lloyd Emory at the hospital.
Clarence Rhinebarger and nephew
spent the week end at his farm,
where his new house is almost COM
pleted
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-09-28

Elizabeth James; treas, Lorna
Blind; class advisor, Supt. Carl
Fell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Spencer and
Mrs Name Rox spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell McKibben.
Russell Pickering of Ceredo, W.
Va, spent the week end with his
family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lowell, Zanes-
vile, spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Danna Bachelor.
Mrs. Fred James and family were
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Mazda Gill
more and family. of Philo.
Weir Kern, who is employed at
GAINESVILLE, spent the week end with
his family here.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-09-28
Obituary

Some time at eve when the tide is
low, l will slip my moorings and
sail away. With no response to the
friendly hail, of the kindred craft
in busy day. In the silent hush of
the twilight pale, when the night
stoops down to embrace the day,
and voices call in the waters flow
some time at eve when the tide is
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-09-28

tings spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamer PARCEL. John Wilson
of Malta spent the week end at his
home, and called on his aunt, Mrs
James Danford, who has been very
ill. and is now very low. Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Hosom of Parkersburg,
W. Va, came Sunday to his par
ents home, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hos
ON, to enjoy the first day Of hunt
ing season.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
III. - is.. n.. sxs Sc. d me-. p<s,. y
A Sensational Bargain for Readers of This Week.!

senu.
these children collection
will be doubly valuable young
standards of
through the years.
Yosrs Cherish Fessves. Your ubrasy On vovr Wells
Each
There delightful which
choices for L.deape' and for living and
dining
bound
at
the
decide Mail the below We
FAMOUS PAINTINGS
the volume q
H q
New N. Y.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

OF THE worlds masterpieces for only
wv only ST. os for all full
beautiful book Think all of the
original coLors such worldfamous Mona
by Leonardo Vinci! So the world
everywhere when stolen
Paris the press all lands rejoiced
final return And this is only of the hundred master
pieces which contributed your collection by
by the National Gallery of London, the Rjks
in Amsterdam by the HUNTINGTON Collection
in Pasadena, California, and many others All are
pictures that admired and talked
the conversation Of intelligent people
art They in fact, a education!
No One is Irvly Edveoted Without
Fsmilarisy With These Greet Pietvrssl
\ Romance history architecture, costume,
folk lore and legend, the beauties of ma
VIM. H. Wise eco
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
Main sls1 for Ms. asts.--
Real Esiaie for Sale
6verOreen Empire

Waferfront-Totten met
$40 DOWN. $3.50. s. per month.
lots 100 II wide. 400 n long
wonderful gravel beach. large
trees. fir. cedar. alder. maple
and hemlock and Wild shrubs
30-minute drive from Olympia.
now Is the time Ia buy build
your cabin and ENJOY yourself
next summer
Michigan Adl PUGET 20
$40 DOWN. S6oo. SIS per month.
So miles west OF Centrana We
have large tract Of land. the
most wonderful soil Tor straw
berries or any other kind Of fruit
or Ter general farming II You
are interested in a real farm.
call in and let Us show yoa
this place. 40 acres. $1,000. $40
down and SO per month
PUGET MILL CO.
PIG East 5th. Olympia. Phone 1854
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
Real Buys Used Car Market Tops Them ALL Investigate And Be Safe
furnished Apartments

Main $751; for Mis-, ,atss,r
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

? Twelve unit apartment, income
$500 per month. VIII take home
m trade
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

PIERCE ARROW sxDss oaea run
ains e9aditsen. 80 1919 rss-
effs aye
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

LADY must ell lsss piyDoutb q
fssog sedan. cheap 80 sUUxn
TslDt8k Nay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

Homes ano Opportunities
so HOMES FOR SALE
$3.50 AND Up. loee cash and move
in All bargains
OppOrfunities
-Four unit apartment. income
over 500 per month. VIII take
home in trade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

1919 CHgge oLkT sfAHpAJsD
COUPE pss tifs@. goo e0n1ison.
s3s0 Pf.Ossof Sssoz4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
Wanted 10 Rent

WANTED TO RENT with option 20
Dir IYe OF stE-room house or one
az tUo acre. DOZEN Write he
Tacoma Time
REST vour property through TIE
stewart -Brsdle' CO MAI sf5l
TILL THEM YoU saw II ~
Thy TIMES
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21


invest ssts Our FuFehs4s Fi#n
xi11 Jefferson Ass
81 LINCOLN ZEPHYR aEDAS
CAR Ike new equipped with -
do heater electric clock snd
other afaeaa0flre Priced OelDs
market 81 a741
USED CAR WAgEHOuHE
80 80 18TH
NEW LOCATION nAHUAfSs
% CAa4faiak 4.pota trunk 49, sa5s
~ fAsase ssNArsi tsiszgf tsfs. tss
~ Mode A Coupe .stsssrsfzs -
GENERAL USED CARS
ssDs 10 9
TRADE sUY SILL stth flmes Nant
Ads MHs MARIE Liot4Aa ssf1
~ < rst % TIE tkeems Ilmss
Office fgf one free fIfMaf There
- aIaaga spzld sGoN 81 John
hsmfirk thfstsf i-4gsts
pnAuE. BUY saNt.l. eth TlH.ss Want
Aas iOeKPn JOHNSON 800 ~
5th - fan - fhs tafofnA THESE
9ifits iQs ous fFse ttfssi tHsfs
- sl4sFA sassd sneN - 5gAa
nsHaFifk t8satsz l-xD-ss
- WILLIS IN Laes aeasn ifs equity
rs 1877 o. - fssa9f ffsH04sns
Chssfoist ~ ssxs - Ma sssf
Nv Al lauu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

3 Tavern Cabaret, good location.
good income. excellent POSSIBLE
tiles
Great Northern Realty Co.
AIS Wash Bldg. Main 1852
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

Wakefield Motors
CHRYS LER PLYMOUTH
ssss So Tacoma Way GA s0i2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
Autos Wanted
BY Lichty


WILL TRADE alton Heo Hlz-shselsf
truck ipr light model car 42os
south GGth
CASH Tor lght late model ears Fill
take over equities pay fou rash
III CAR NhHkET ilth and HsrEst
FOR USED CARS
~ u HhLLON MOTORS oaoi2s
EQUITY ~ CAR No dealer' write
fun particulars. H-5. Tacoma 15nst
CACI FoR YOUR CAR OR
~ ~ , EQUITY MA sisl cas- By
CASH FOR cars and equities Reliable
Motor co si4 AsTkef bh iiss
w PAY CASH for used cars CsIi
"a 043f Chevrolet south Tarofna
W pay AOHE FOR UHED Cars
Iiostettsr-K faus i2ls a 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
Real Estate Wanted
Loaeed-Off Lard

WRITE o. call Tor cooE.et 81 ioggtd
and m West Rasl Tor sac Oh sasi
terms NeysfhasussF Timber CO
Evening star., 1939-05-03

$50 you see me, do your" said he.
well, it's about time. My gracious,
If I couldn't see any better than you
do wouldn't be alive long. No, sir,
I wouldn't be alive long. Here I've
been sitting right under your nose
for the longest time piping at the
top of my voice, right in plain sight
all the time, and you've just dis
covered me-"
But you are so tiny" pleaded
Peter.
Piper looked more indignant than
ever.
II may b small" said he with
Evening star., 1939-05-03

little. A little flattery used in the
right way often is a very good thing.
"All right, Peter" said he. "I1l
forgive you for not seeing me before.
And I'll be delighted to pipe for
you. Now watch sharply and you'll
see just how it is done"
So Peter watched sharply and saw
what looked like white bubble be-
gin to grow under Piper's chin. It
grew and grew until it was half as
big as Piper himself. Peep, peep,
peep, peep, peep" sounded that high,
clear voice, and even then. when he
knew exactly where 1t came from, 1t
Evening star., 1939-05-03

it was stupid of me not to see you
before, but there is something about
YOUR voice which makes it very hard
to know exactly where it comes from.
Sometimes I think it comes from
one place and sometimes from an
other and all the time it is coming
from somewhere else. think it is
a very wonderful voice, Piper, and I
inst love the sound of it. I wish you
would pipe some more for me so that
I can watch you"
piper looked pleased. He felt a
little bit flattered. and you know
most folks like to be flattered 4
Evening star., 1939-05-03

was hard for Peter to make 1t seem
as If it came from any one particu-
lar spot. Peter knew that that big
white bubble on Piper's throat was
Piper's music bag. 1t didn't surprise
him very much because he had seen
just such a music bag before. He
had seen Old Mr.. Toad's. But what
did surprise Peter was the fact that
he couldn't see that Piper opened
his mouth at all while he was piping.
Finally he ventured to say so.
Il don't" replied Piper, and when
he spoke the white bubble Of . mu.
sic bag instantly disappeared and
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Trademark . pplier
For q 8 Patent On
BY Bud Fisher

left just a plain, smooth, white
throat.
But how can you sing without
opening your MOUTH" cried Peter.
"All the birds open their mouths
when they sing!"
I'm not a bird" retorted Piper,
and, filling out his music bag, re-
sumed his piping.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
LETTER-OUT
BATH TOY
BY Fred Neher
LIFE'S LIKE THAT


the you IeeredOu
frothy
Yesterdays Letter-O Out
Letter-Out
m PUMPER-UPPER land its rate is lower than the lower
(A) SWEARINC-SWINGER (for a "hep-cat").
(T) (for eXpenSve).
(C) TRANSLUCE-NEUTRALS land they take no sides).
(H) TEISTIE-TITLES OF distinction).
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Bedtime Stories
Piper Pipes for Peter
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Piper the Hyla sat on the end Of
a little twig floating in the Smiling
Pool and looked up at Peter Rabbit
on the bank with such disgust on
his face that Peter couldn't help
noticing it. 1t made him feel little
uncomfortable. He wondered if he
had said something he shouldn't t
have said. He didn't see how that
could be, because all he had said
was that he saw Piper now. While
he was still wondering Piper spoke.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
dignity, "but I make more noise in
the world than some folks I know ("

dignity, but I make more noise in
the world than some folks I know"
OF course he meant Peter and of
course it was quite true, for the
only time Peter makes any noise
is when he thumps the ground with
his feet as signal to little Mrs.
Peter or some of the little Peters.
Peter grinned. He saw at once that
Piper was offended. 1t was quite
clear that he didn't like to be called
tiny.
THAT is quite true" said he has
tily. II would give almost anything
II could pipe as you can. OF course
Evening star., 1939-05-03

Corners without lights are the
most dangerous. Drive and walk
safely.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05

Y ahadi6, con una ternura
que hizo que Sc lie llenaran los
ojos de l&grimas:
It'll tampoco has podido re-
sistir por mas tempo este silen-
clio y esta separaci6n!. L.. Maria,
all, Maria mia L.. IA yer, a yer
que me dicen tn alma Y tn ternu
raj.
Rechazando las lagrimas, que
lie duplicaban los renglones, Sc
puso a leer la carta con una e.
moci6n inmensa.
Pero de pronto sc puso pa
lido..., mejor dicho, livido.
Sus ojos r~eflejaron un asom-
bro y un estupor tan grandes,
que parecia que iban a salirse-
lie de las 6rbitas.
Y el coraz6n le habia dado un
terrible yuelco en- el pecho, al
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
CONCEDIDO A DON LASH
Ell TROFEO SULLIVAN

Don Lash, un famoso atleta y
andarin, alumno de la Universe
dad de Indiana y ell mejor CORE
dor de grandes distancias de los
Estados Unidos, fue escogido co
mo merecedor del trofeo Sulli-
van, otorgado anualmente al at
leta que por sus hechos, ejemplo
e Influenza como un hombre y
como ur amateur, haya realiza-
dc los mayores esfuerzOs, duran
tie ell ano, para conSeguir ell avian
ce de los deportes.
Rindieron ell fallo 600 lideres
de los deportes, de TODD ell pals,
y ell trofeo Sc entregara a Lash
ahora miembro de la policia del
estado de Indiana, en- I'm lrgar
que mas tarie Sc determinara.
Hace un ano, cuando el trofeo
Sc lie concedi6 a Don Bulge
Lash qued6 en- segundo lugar.
Finaliz6 en- segundo lugar la
Sra. Katherine Rawls ThOmp-
son, de Miami Beach, la nota-
BILE nadadora.
Joe Burk, un remero, quedo
EN- tercer puesto.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
Dos peleas de primer orden en Benjamin Field
Joey Raymond Sc batira con Bobby Sylvester
ArilIa de rival de Henry Raymond

La Arena de Benjamin Field
abrira hoy de nuevo sus puertas
para un excelente programa de
boxeo, con dos peleas a 10 asal-
tos como principal attraction.
Joey Raymond, ell gladiator
tampeno del peso ligero, Sc BATH
"a con Bobby Sylvester, de Sa-
rasota, IN fuerte muchacho que
aspira a combatir de nuevo con
Chino Alvarez, a quien detesta
como p1gil.
1, Ell joven latino ha dicho
que derrotara al muchacho de
Sarasota; pero los expertos
Green que Sc trata de un comba-
te nivelado y estiman que las
probabilidades de uno y otro son
identicas.
AL vencedor en- este match es
lie ha ofrecido un match con Chi
no Alvarez.
Ell joven espanol Mariana A.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
Que Sc llev6 ahora las dos manos.
%Ah, Dios L.. Els possible? D..

Era una de esas alegrias que
ponen al pobre ser humane a las
puertas de la locura.
81; recordaba ahora Miguel
haber leido, no recordaba DON
de, que hay un grade en- la fell
cidad que llega hasta Ell dolor y
hasta la augusta.
Y ESQ sentia 81, ESQ expert
mentaba EN- estos INSTANCES.
Una algeria tan grande, una
dicha tan honda, tan enorme,
tan completa, que lie hacia tenn
blair como una hOja agitada por
el viento, con Ell mismo temblNr
precisamente que 81 acabara de
caer sobre 81 y sObre su vida una
gran amargura,
La gaceta., 1939-01-05

rilla, con TN peso de 118 libras,
reaparecera frente a Henry Ray
mond, de Tampa, hermano de
Joey.
Arilla Sc ha venido entrenan-
do con ell mayor esmero, bajo la
mirada inteligente de Santana.
Consiste Ell punto debil de Ma
riano Ell que sus puhos no PECAN
con la dureza necesaria.
Alex Curpiano, de Puerto Ri
co, peleara a ocho asaltos con Ri
cardo Hernandez, de Tampa.
Otras peleas a cuatro y seis
rounds completan ell programa.
Empezara ell primer bout,
seg1n ell empresario La Marlue,
a las $50.
ST Ell pdblico patrocina Ell scar
tel" de hoy, abrira ell canine pa
ra una nueva temporada de bo-
xeo.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
DEPORTES
TOM HEENEY ACTUARA DE
ARBITRO

Sarasota, Enero 5.-En un
programa de boxeo anunciaho
para la semana pr6xima, Tom
Heeney, en- un tempo ell legfti-
mo aspirante a la corona del Pc
so complete, actuara de arbitro,
segGn 10 prometido al empresa
rio Jimmy Finley.
Para csc dfa sc anuncia que
joey Raymond, peso ligero de
Tampa, combatira frente a AL
Manrique, ell pequeno gladiator
de DesMoines, estado de Iowa.
Manrique derrot6 hace pocos
dias, por amplio margen, a jim
my Marlborough.
AL Reba, una nueva valiosa ad
quisici6n del peso de pluma, ma
two de Michigan City, Indiana,
tendra de contrario a Frank La
nahan, de Lexington, KY.
Ell resto del programa no ha
sido completado todavfa.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05

lla..,
All, no, no, gran Diosl...
Era una semejanza, una bur-
la diab6lica del Destino.
Sin embargo, observe Miguel
ell matasellos que decia: MA
drid".
iAh, Diosl...
Temblando, con un ansia de
congoja que lie ponia a punto de
llorar, Miguel Sc perdi6 por uno
de los paseos del parquecillo.
Ell sobre aquel..., la letra aque
ALI SECURE de que nadie lie
veia, rasg6 Ell sobre.
Y busc6 en- seguida la firma.
Maria de las Moves.
-iAh, de ella, de ella, de mi
Maria adorada, al fin !-murmu
re en- VOC alta ahora el captain,
llevandose Ia carta al pecho.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05

mejor partido possible de la ha-
1ilidad del notable pitcher Fred
Hutchinson, comprado por los
Tigres al Seattle.
Por los servicios de Spindel
.os Browns acaban de pagan
$17,500. Tiene ell catcher % a.
nos de edad.
Spindel tom6 parte en- 122 de-
safios Y termin6 la temporada
con un prOmedio de 80, inclu-
yendo ocho jonrones y % tube
yes. En- ell campo filde6 con un
promedio de 896 y realiz6 65 a
siStencias.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05

AL fin pudo seguir leyendo la
carta.
al terminar sentiase como un
hOmbre nuevo.
Habia desaparecido aluella
triste depression nerviosa. aquel
marasmo en- que viva desde que
la mujer idolatrada Sc march6
de esta ciudad, llevandose con
ella la luz y ell aire y la esperan-
"a de Miguel.
Ahora, sentiase agil, animoso,
decide, alegre.
Volvi6 a llevarse la carta al
coraz6n.
Y cerr6 los ojos un instante.
como para saborear mas honda
mente esta dicha infinita que Ell
cielo lie enviaba. &
POGO despues, comenE6 a an
dar 3 grandes pasos.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
Noticias de Pelota
Ell BRAVO DE DIZZY

Varias radiOgrafias sc han he
cho del brazo del famoso pitcher
Dizzy Dean, cOmprado por ell
Chicago al precio de $150O00.
Hoy lie reconocera ell notable
especialista DR.. Sumner Koch.
Aparentemente, seg1n una O.
pini6n preliminar del DIR. Koch,
el brazo de lamar Sc halla en- ex-
celente estadO.
Gabby Hartnett, Ell nuevo di.
rector de los Cubs, sigue muy in
teresado en- la salud del popular
pitcher.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05

asunto del aumento de sueldo
con la direction de su novena /;
pero en- la temporada de 1888
gan6 $4,000.
Hace pocos dias que Jimmy
fue proclamado ell mas valioso
pelotero de 1888, en- la Liga
Americana.
Lou Gehrig gan6 ell mejor
sueldo del ano 1888 y en- Ell con-
juntO de la temporada result6
un fracaso.
CONSIDERABLE 10 que ganara
Gehrig, en- esa base 20 estimo te-
ner derecho tambien a $4,000.
Este no quiere decir que voy
a tener rina con la direction de
mi club; pero ell Boston puede
pagan un buen sueldo. 81 ahora
no lego a esa cifra, jamas podre
llegar."
Fix fue vendido al Boston por
los Atleticos Y Tom Yawkey lie
aument6 ell sueldo desde $4,000
a $4,000.
En- la temporada de 1887 ad-
miti6 una rebaja de $4,000; pc
70 mas tarde Sc lie do una boni-
ficaci6n de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
Ell TORNEO DE TENNIS
DE LA ISLA DAVIS
Cooke fue derrotado aver
por Boulware

La nota mas importante de a.
yer, en- ell torneo de tennis de la
Isla Davis, la do Burt Bolware,
un jugador de segunda catego-
ria, venciendo a Elwood Cooke,
de Portland, Oregon, 10 que ma
die esperaba.
Cooke dej6 que su oponente lie
tomara la delantera y despues
no pudo reconquistar ell terreno
perdido.
Bitzy Grent, ell favorito, de
rrot6 a Nelson Mason, de Tam
pa.
Gene Mako, ell segundo en- los
ranges amateurs de la naci6n,
derrot6 a Fred Kusel, ell vetera-
no deTampa, causando una mag
nifica impression.
En- los dobles Mako y Jack
Tidball eliminaron a Nelson Ma
son y Billy Pou.
Wayne Sabin pas6 grandes a.
puros para veneer a Billy Pou,
pero 10 consiQui6.
Biyst Grant jugara hoy fren-
te a Jorge Pero, de Miami. En-
los dobles la pareja Mako-Tid-
bali tendra de oponentes a G.
Mulloy y Jorge Pero.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
En- I'M instante atravest .

En- IN instante atraves6 eli
parquecillo, salv6 Ell otro puente
" lego a la Gale Guillermo. pc.
neirando en- a Embajada.
Y antes de ponerse a traba.
jar eseribi6 esta carta:
Maria adorada!: Tu carte
me ha devuelto dos wees Ia vida
'iD!ces til que has sufridol
iAy! iLuegO tie contarel
'Ahora dejame que be Olga
mi algeria loea, mi dicha infinl.
ia cuando he leido la noticia ou.
en- tt earta querida me mandas
i Nuestro amor ha fructifi.
eado! iLo ves?...
'iDios no pOdia consentir one
una p<i6n tan grande. cue una
pa7$n tan honda y tan sincera
y tan noble como la nuestra, mu.
rlera como muere una historic
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
amor VI lgarl...

de amor vrlgar!...
iNo! iDiOs ha puerido pre-
MAR nuestra nobleza, nuestra
lXcelsitud, al estar los dos dis
pueStos a sacrificarnos!
iY el premio generoso. eli
premlo dulce y de un valor mas
grande que todas las eosas de Ia
TERRA, es nuestro hijo, csc hiio
que va vive en- ii, y para recibir
a'ctal en- mis- brazos, 70 volve-
re a. nuestra amada Espana
'nando til me 10 indiques.
Maria mia! Dulce de mi VI
ia y de mis- horas, muier que
rlda' en- cuyo pecho adorable WOW
a poder 70 apoyar de nuevo mi
ca6eza dolorida...
Tengo prisa por mandarts
esta carta.
hoy no te digo mas o,,a -
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
DONALD BULGE VOLVIO A
A VINES

Boston, Enero 5.-En presen-
cia de 1000 espectadores, DON
aid Bulge, Ell notable tenista,
vencio aver de nuevo a Els
worth Vines. ell campe6n profe-
sional, con anotaci6n de 6-3, 8-6
y Ga.
Vines Sc hallaba en- mejor for
ma que en- la Madison Square
Garden, pero no pudo llegar a
dominar a Bulge.
En- los dobles Vines y Barnes
derrotaron de nuevo a Bulge y
Skeen.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05

Sc hallaba retrasado y avan-
20, pasando a Johnny Giant y lie
gando a la meta en- 80 segundos.
Once crreras Sc ~anuncian pa
"a la noche de hoy y figuran en-
la octava Bad Sally, Nifty Sox,
Sally Sue, Jeep, Musky, Tuffy
Band, Smile Demon y King Of
Silver
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
FOX Ell SUELD0

Citando su marca del ano pa
sado, Jimmy Fox, la estrella del
Boston, declare hoy que el mere
ce un sueldo de $4,000 por la
temporada de 1889.
"Qued6 al frente de la Liga en-
cast todos los d~epartamentos y
por 10 tanto merezco un sueldo
superior, ell mayor de IA pelota
organizada."
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 239
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
La Gaceta
do reconOcer aquella VOC.

DO reconocer aqUella VOC.
I'm efecto: era ell cartero de
la Embajada.
-iCarta de Espaha lie diio
el hombre, que era un ~viejecito
amable y simpatico-. iComo Sc
que el senior las recibe siempre
con tanto interes...!
icon enorme interes. mi
querido Van Turnout !-repuso
el Official.
Y lie alarg6 al cartero una mo-
media de plata, que hizo al en-
pleado postal deshacerse en- SON.
risas y amabilidades.
Miguel habiase quedado alb
eorto.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
EN- Ell CANERODMO DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

La apuesCa doble &c anoche,
canada por Martic y Jim Hall,
Sc page a $121.0O.
Martic fue uno de los ganado-
res EN- la puesta doble del lunes,
que Sc page a $91l.OO.
Hacia Jim Hall su primera
presentation y no era ell favori-
to en- las apuestas.
FL magnifico ejemplar Suwa-
nee, propiedad del DR.. H. M.
Carvo, de esta ciudad, gan6 su
tercera carrera en- cuatro sail
das. MS
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
UN CATCHER

Los Browns de San Luis AGA
ban de adquirir los servicios del
catcher Harold Spindel, del Club
Seattle, que Sc dice supo sacar ell