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Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15
Tribes Formerly Maintained
Poor House for Aged Indians

moccasins" accepted their fate philo-
sophtcally knowing they must not bur-
den their sons and daughters and
thankful for the small comforts az
forded by the camp.
ed S1me ss or 80 sgo ss the
entirely different type Of refugees, and
the story Of the incident illustrates the
sly humor Of the Indian.
One afternoon there rode into the
town Of Harlem three bearded men Of
rather forbidding appearance. They
dismounted in an alley off the main
street, made their way to the bank,
lined up the clerks and a number Of
customers and proceeded to hold up
the institution. However, a deputy
sheriff happened to walk in the back
door and comprehend the situation.
In the ensuing melee one Of the bank
robbers was shot and killed, the other
two making getaway on their horses.
In the general confusion following
the holdup and glnplay the two BAN
dts were able to put considerable dis
lance between them and Harlem They
headed south and "holed up" on top
Of the first Of the three buttes On the
prairie at the foot Of the buttes q
small encampment Of Indians was at
work putting up wild hay.
The following morning. bright and
early. posse Of officers and men from
Harlem, some on horseback and some
in buckboards came into sight search
ing for the bandits. The working In
dams were ignored, no questions were
asked and no information was offered.
The posse disappeared toward the
Little Rocky mountains, the sun CLINT
ing from the barrels of rifles stacked
in the back Of the buckboards
A short time later one Of the bandits
slipped down from the butte and made
bargain with the Indians for food
and water For days the two men re-
manned on top Of the butte while the
posse passed and repassed their hiding
place. The Indians continued to cut
their hay. Once day food and water
were taken to the men on the top of
the butte which commanded an excel
lent view Of the entire countryside.
After the immediate excitement died
down the bandits made their escape
across the Missouri river. Later they
were arrested. The Indians still chuckle
among themselves over the way ths
white men were fooled and q good
many white men probably did not
know until now that the bandits were
within 20 miles Of Harlem for q week
following the bank holdup.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15
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! H61AI3A @1L909 :
Prelude to Christmas Dinner

pit. oysters or 3 dozen in shell
cup tomato catSup
teaspoon tabasco sauce
u tablespoons horseradish
2 tablespoons vinegar
2 tablespoons lemon Juice
l teaspoon salt
8 sections Of lemon
If oysters on half shell are used.
serve them on plates of cracked ice
surrounding small glass holding cock
tail mixture. Use sherbet glasses when
oysters not in the shell are served.
Put 4 or S medium oysters in
each sherbet glass and pour sauce over
gradients and chill. Both oysters and
sauce should be very cold when served.
Garnish each cocktail with section
of lemon. Amounts servings.
And here's an idea for lovely fruit
prelude in the Christmas red and
green. Cut avocados in half-removing
the center stone. of course Brush the
halves with lemon juice slightly sweet
ened with eonfectioners' sugar--and
bright cranberry ice. Garnish with or
ange slices or with crisp watercress, if
you can get it.
Or, If you're serving spicy cider
cocktail-or some other kind OF cock
tail Of that sort in the living room
here's a suggestion for some gay
Christmasy canapes to go with it:
Christmas Cheese Canapcs
cup grated cheese
tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
cup sliced olives
teaspoon salt
teaspoon pepper
Make smooth paste Of the cheese.
salt, pepper and Worcestershire sauce.
Cut slices Of bread in fancy shapes.
Spread with butter. Pile cheese on
bread, heaping it slightly in the cen
ter. Arrange border Of chopped olives
around the edge of each canape Either
plain. stuffed or ripe olives may be
used for the border.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15
RAISIN PACK-AWAY BARS

2 cups seedless raisins
cup cut preserved orange peel
cup cut preserved lemon peel
cup cut citron
cup coarsely chopped walnut
meats
cup fruit juice
teaspoons vanilla extract
cup butter
Q cups sugar
2 eggs
4. cups sifted all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons cinnamon
teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon soda
Rinse raisinS in hot water, drain and
dry on a towel. Rinse peels and citron,
drain and dry on a towel before cut
ting Combine raisins, .peels, citron,
nuts. fruit juice and flavoring. Let
stand while preparing dough. Cream
butter, add sugar. and cream thor
oughly. Add beaten eggs and mix. Add
flour sifted with spice, salt, baking
powder and soda, and mix smooth.
Add fruit mixture and stir until fruit
is we'll distributed. Let mixture stand
about IL hours. Divide into pieces Of
convenient size to handle. Pat out on
Toured board into strips about II
inches wide and inch to % inch
thick. Bake on creased cookie sheet
lido not crowd in moderately hot oven
400 degrees F. Is to 10 minutes. Cut
into desired shapes. Makes about nine
IL inch strips.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15

What shall we serve first for Christ
mas dinner? Shall 1t be sprightly little
canapes with cranberry. tomato or cider
cocktails offered to our guests in the
living room? Or, shall we have sea
food or fruit cocktail in tall sherbet
cups at each place when the guests
sit down to dinner? Or. shall we start
right in with hot soup?
OF course. If we choose a soup. it
mustn't be too rich or heavy. Remem-
Der the goose turkey-that's COM
ing later. We're simply having this
prelude to step UP our appetites for
the real feast that follows. That's why
we choose highly seasoned or salty
bits Of food.
Some hostesses recently have been
offering cups of hot clear bouillon or
soup in the living room when the
dinner happens to be on cold blus-
terry day So that's another possibility
for your Christmas dinner appetizer.
It will be particularly acceptable If
some of your guests have had long
cold drive getting to your house.
Clam bisque is ideal for this sort
Of an appetizer-and here is the recipe:
Clam Bisque
tablespoons butter
tablespoons all-purpose flour
cups milk
can minced clans
cup water
tablespoon salt
u teaspoon pepper
" teaspoon celery salt
2 teaspoons finely minced parsley
Melt butter. stir in flour and add
milk gradually. Cook for 10 minutes.
stirring to keep smooth. Mix clans
with water. season with salt, pepper,
celery salt and parsley. Bring this mix
ture to a boil and cook minutes. Add
to white sauce and keep over hot water
until time to serve. Amount serv-
ings.
salty crisp little crackers busted with
toast . few minutes in the oven before
serving are the ideal Accomplishments
for this Clam bisque. These little
crackers viii 70 wen with an oyster
cocktail. too. And here b the recipe
for the Oyster cocktail:
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15
State Liquor System,
Returns S2,l26,263
Profit in 10 Months

Montana liquor system brought the
ing the first 10 months Of this year,
according to a report by L. M. A. Was,
administrator for the state liquor con-
troll board. The liquor division &C
counted for s1,657, 7s0o1 and the beer
department brought in a net Of
S468 472.51.
stores showed a profit Of 1892 ,662 O6,
while the sale Of liquor licenses brought
in s2e8,910. The excise tax Of per-
cent on all bottled goods sold through
the state stores accounted for $685.
01795. the report said. The beer de-
partment profit included $287 OBS from
the sale Of licenses and s20s,036 In
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15
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PATTERN o36
A GO-EUerylDhere
Maternity FrOck

A "you'd-never-kno e a r"
style IS this wonderfully concealing
maternity dress. Claire Tilden has
planned pattern 936 along such smart,
youthful lines that you can keep on
wearing it long after the eventfu day.
And she offers it in a size range Of
IL to 40, so that even small women
may be perfectly fitted from the very
beginning. First, see the princess-line
skirt and bodice-so easy to make and
wear. You simply adjust it at the
waistline with ties, for there's no
bothersome snaps or buttons. As for
the top, isn't it beguiling? A pleated
button opening extending from the
yoke gives splendid roominess. Even
the back has generous inverted pleat.
And gathers beneath the yoke release
extra fullness. Be sure to add the
young collar and soft, floppy bow
Make the sleeves short or bishop
length with smooth wristbands. And
start this frock now, while there's
plenty of time!
Pattern s36 is cut in misses and
"a, IS, SO and 49, Size 16 requires 6b
yards 39-inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS 15c) in
coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEAR
LY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND
STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders to Pattern Department
M. n, 10 Fifth Avenue, New York,
N. Y.
Reviving custom after 800 years,
an orchestra will play in the gallery
OF the church In Essex, England.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15

A 150-year-old recipe for Christ
mas plum pudding, submitted by
Mrs. H. H. Thompson Of Fort
Shaw, Mont, wins the IS cash prize
as the best holiday dessert recipe
submitted in the November contest.
Second prize Of Sc goes to Nora
Northway Of Ennis, Mont, for her
mince meat recipe.
Honorable mention awards Of 81
each have been mailed to Mrs. M. L
Russell of Baker, Mont. who submitted
q fruit cake recipe; to Mrs. B. Eleanor
Elwell Of Havre. for her pumpkin pie
recipe, and to Mrs. H. v. Beeman Of
Forsyth, who contributed her formula
for cranberry shortcake.
Here are the prize-winning recipes
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15

shall feature later:
Apricot RoIy.PoIy
cups sifted cake -four; Z tea.
spoons double-acting baking powd-
er; " teaspoon salt: I tablespoons
butter or other shortening; ~ cup
milk: melted butter; IN cups
cooked. sweetened apricots, drain.
ed and cooled; 6 tablespoons sugar.
Sift -four once, measure, add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Cut in shortening. Add
milk all At once and stir carefully
until all -four is dampened. Then
stir vigorously until mixture forms
. soft dough and follows spoon
around bowl. Turn out Immediate
ly on Toured board and knead 80
seconds. Roll Y inch thick. Brush
with melted butter. cover with
aprtcots. and sprinkle with sugar.
Roll AZ for Jelly roll. Moisten edge
and press against roll. Place in
creased loaf pan with edge Of roll
on under side. brush with melted
butter, and bake in hot oven (400s
FL Is to 80 minutes, or until done.
Serve hot with an apricot sauce. II
desired. Serves 3. g. .
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15

apricot roly-poly
made BY follow
ing the recipe
below will send
anyone . " q y
from the table
with satisfac.
ton. Try this
and you'll be
trying other
recipes that I
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15

Boys of the Gold coast Of Africa
have given 114,0O0 hours Of work to
build s1OO. 900 worth Of concrete school
buildings in Adisadel.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15

Statisticians estimate that 90 per-
cent Of the polo ponies used IN the
United States are raised ON Texas
farms.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15
FORT SHAW ENTRY
Is RECIPE WINNER
MRS. H. H. THOMPSON'S CHRIST.
MAS PUDDING TAKES
PRIZE

Other Recipes for Mince Meat, Holiday
Fruit Cake, Pumpkin Pie and Gran
berry Short Cake Also Receive Cash
Awards.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15

The bagpipe is an instrument Of
great antiquity.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15
A Cold Weather
Favorite

by Franees Lee Bsrfon-
Nov that cooking days" are
IN here again I am suggesting
some luscious hot desserts. An
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15

Winner of 81 prize,
Mrs. M. L. Russell, Baker, Mont
FRUIT CAKE
2 lbs. dates
2 lbs. raisins
2 lbs. currants
2 cups nuts
package each of citron, candied
orange peel. lemon peel, cherries
and pineapple
Dash of salt
S eggs add whites beaten stiff
2 teaspoons baking powder
2 teaspoons soda
/ teaspoon each cinnamon, cloves
and nutmeg
! cup white sugar
3 cups brown sugar
l cup cold coffee
l cup corn syrup
/ cup sour cream
cup sour milk
6 big cups flour-put l cup flour
Bake from l to hours-depending
on size of cake pans. Makes 10 lbs
Of fruit cake.
Winner of 81 prize,
Mrs. B. Eleanor Elwell. $40 Third
Avenue, Havre, Mont.
PUMPKIN PIE
2 cups pumpkin
l cup sugar thalf brown and half
white)
eggs tseparateO
teaspoon salt
teaspoon grated nutmeg
teaspoon ginger
teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon cloves, scant
teaspoon allspice, scant
cups scalded milk
To the cooked pumpkin, add egg
yolks, sugar, salt and spices. Mix well.
Add scalded milk and fold in sttffly-
beaten egg whites. Pour into two large
pie plates lined with pastry and bake
in hot oven $50 degrees for is min
utes-then reduce heat to 800 degrees
for As minutes.
When pies are cool, serve with
whipped cream sweetened with honey.
For one pie whip teaspoon honey
into cream)
Winner OF 81 prize,
Mrs. H. v. Beeman, Forsyth. Mont
CRANBERRY SHORT CAKE
l cup ground cranberrieS
cup ground tart apples
cup canned crushed pineapple
cup sugar
pinch of salt
Mix thoroughly. Let stand hours
and serve with your favorite biscuit
or cake as a shortcake. Top with
whipped cream.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15
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Add salt. cinnamon, sugar, allspice,
nutmeg, raisins and currants. Mix well
then add cider and cook until apples
and fruits are done but not mushy
Add brandy when mince meat has fin
ished cooking. Keep in cool place or
seal.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15

Second Prize,
Submitted by Nora Northway, Ennis,
Mont.
MINCE MEAT
cups ground beef or elk
20 cups ground apples
lbs. sugar or IL cups
lbs. currantS
lbs. raisins
lb citron
lbs. suet, ground
gal. cider
pint brandy
tablespoons cinnamon
2 tablespoons allspice
tablespoons nutmeg
2 tablespoons salt
Cook meat and grind. Also grind
suet, apples, citron and mix together.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15

First prize winner, November recipe
contest, submitted by Mrs. H. H.
Thompson, Fort Shaw, Mont. ORecipe
has been in family for $50 years and
it Is family tradition to serve it at
Christmas)
CHRISTMAS PLUM PUDDING
l lb. bread crumbs, rye or white,
dried hard
Id. suet. chopped
! Id. sugar
4 eggs
alb. currantS
lib. white figs. chopped
cup milk
teaspoon soda
/ teaspoon baking powder
Id. citron. sliced
2 tablespoons chopped orange peel
2 tablespoons chopped lemon peel
cup brandy
cup candied cherries, quartered
cup blanched almonds, chopped
1 cup chopped apples
I cup molasses
teaspoon nutmeg
teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon cloves
! teaspoon mace
teaspoon salt
Scald the milk and pour 1t over the
crumbs. Cream the suet and add sugar
and well-beaten egg yolks. When milk
and crumbs are cool, combine with
suet, sugar and egg yolks; add raisins,
figs, cherries, apples, salt, spices and
soda, baking powder and molasses.
Add brandy and last the stffly-beaten
egg whites. Pour into buttered mold
and steam S hours-serve with hard
sauce or brandy sauce.
Glacier County chief., 1939-12-15

Reviving a custom after 800 years,
| Of the church in Essex, England.
La gaceta., 1939-02-07
NOTAS SOCIALES
La Procession de Gasparlla

Ayer, al mediodfa, entr6 Gas
parilla en- Tampa. Fec ell rey pi,
rata, con Tn bigote a 10 chine
mandarin; preciosa la reina, Ia
Srta. Mary Frances swami.
Los reyes llegaron a la ciudad
de Sus enSuenos y marcharon a
trente de una procession inolvi-
dable no solo por la calidad y e
nGmeTo de las carrozas, sino por
las bandas de musica que man.
daron los institutes de la Flori-
da.
Las bandas de m1sica, inte-
gradas por j6venes estudiantes,
dieron la nota de mayor relieve
y para elias tuvo ell publico suS
mas fervientes aplausos.
CentenareS de miles de perso-
mas Sc aglomeraron en- ell trayec
to y en- ell terreno de la EXPOSE
ci6n.
Frente a la glorieta, en- ell te-
reno de Plant, ell alcalde r. E.
L. Chancey entreg6 las llaves al
rey Gasparilla, por conductO del
chambelan de este.
Ademas del alcalde iban al
frente de la procession ell coronel
Hesterley, Ell gran jefe Carl d.
Brorein, Ell secretario de estado
Bob Gray, en- reprentaci6n del
gobernador Cone; Mildred Cone
la esposa del gobernador; Nath-
an Mayo, ell comisionado de a.
g~ricultura; Branch Cone, her.
mano y secretario del goberna-
dor, y otras personalidades. Rus
sell Kay les present6 y hablaron
Dor la Radio.
Los piratas, mandates por ell
apitan G. A. Hanson, tuvieron
In gran dia. A los negritos les
tegistraban las cabezas en- busca
lie "animalitos".. y ell p1blico
reia.
Mas de 10000 personals, Sc
gun calculo, ocuparon los asien-
tos de las dos g~lorietas.
Miles y miles de AUTOMOBILES
cubrian las Gales, en- una extern
sion de varias millas cuadradas.
Hasta los callejones Sc vieron
La gaceta., 1939-02-07
La obra incansable de la retaguardia de Tampa
Jose Algdres


Con profundo sentimiento da.
mos hoy a nuestros companeros
y amigos Ia noticia de la muerte
de Jose Alvarez, I'm espanol leal
republican,, hombre honrado,
victima de las garras del buitre
faScista.
Molestado, mortificado, Jose
Alvarez, un hombre de 46 amos,
padre de familia, cirdadano que
segufa con los oios del corazon
la causa del pueblo espanol, dis
par6 su revolver y mat6.
Drama del coraz6n heriio de
un patricia, que a todos debiera
servirnos &c ejemplo.
Alvarez era IN hombre de al
ma noble y pensando en- Espa-
ma, ofendido, hizo 10 q. todos la
mentamos.
Reciba la Sra. Aurora Alva-
rez, su viuda, querida compane-
ra, la mas sincera expression de
pesame de todos los que en- es-
te peri6dico trabajamos, 10 mis-
mo que sus hijos Daniel y Juan
y su hija, Srta. Aurora Alvarez.
No toleraba burlas ell hombre
buenO que amaba a su patria.
La gaceta., 1939-02-07
AgreS.OR FdSciStd

La muerte de Jose Alvarez de-
biera servir de ejemplo a los fas
cistas que abundan por AGA y ha-
cen alar1e, sin ocultarse de su
"amor' por Franco y la inter
venci6n italiana fascista Ell f
pana. .
Ahora que Sc HERE a la RepI
blica en- ell icoraz6n, que Sc hier
a un pueblo en- su mas caros sen
timientos, los fascistasI iniciaE
una campana de burlas y prove
cacioneS que les traera muy ma.
las consecuenciaS 81 p~ersisten en-
su condueta malsana.
La Retaguardia di6 pruebas
de su ecuanimidad y de Su bon
dad, dejandose mortificar POI
los buitres, EN- los dias en- que Es
pana combatia con menor des-
ventaja; pero sepan los "sepul-
eros blanqueados" que 81 persis-
ten en- agredir, mortificar e in
sultar, tendran que atenerse a
los reSultados.
Pedimos n~osotrOs la mayor
calma a todos los leales y sus a.
migos, pedimos la mayor tOle-
rancia; pero cuando un hombre
sc We mortificado en- 10 que mas
estima, en- sus hermanOs y EN- la
patria, ell provocador o los pro-
vocadores corren ell peligro de
La gaceta., 1939-02-07
IN Hogan GfligidO

Lo era en- la manana de hoy
Il del querido companero Jose
Alvarez.
Dolor intense, profundo, de Ia
esposa, de la hija, de los hijos y
de los amigos.
Cuando un redactor de LA
Gaceta" lego a la casa, grandes
esfuerzos tuvo que hacer para
dominar su pena y que las lagri-
mas no brotaran.
Nuestro companero lie di6 ell
pesame a la viuda, en- represen-
taci6n de nuestro director, Sr.
Victoriano Manteiga, y de todos
los que aqui trabajamos.
Els triste, muy triste, yer CO
mo un hombre hOnrado, padre e.
La gaceta., 1939-02-07
SJose AlVarez asesinado?

Hose Alvarez aSeSinGdO?
Cuando escribimos estas II
meas circula Ell rumor de que Jo-
Sc Alvarez fue asesinado, que SO
Jre el sc hizo uno o mas dispa-
roS.
Ell juez de paz Lorenzo Her
nandez, segdn tenemos entendi-
10, nombrara IN jurado investi-
aior y Sc ha pres,o en- relaci6n
on ell fiscal del Estado.
iDejemos que la ~justicia siga
Il canine que las leyes lie ira
IAN!
Pedimos a la Retaguardia una
demostraci6n de carino y simpa
tia para Jose Alvarez.
Era uno de los contribuyentes
para la causa del pueblo espanol
Y sufria con los dolores y que
brantos de su pueblo.
La gaceta., 1939-02-07

curloSoS,
Era I'm dia perfecto. de clare
clelo a2ul, aunque algo ventoso,
Los jueees fracasaron en- su
empeno y sc tuvo Ell NAL gusto
de escogerlos fuera de Tampa,
10 que equivale a c%onfesar inca
pacidad por parte de los que hi
cieron la selection.
I'm premic merecido Sc di6 a
la GARCIA del Centro Asturia-
no; pero en- cuanto a otras divi-
siones... 10 mejor eS no comen
tarlo.
Sc otorg6 ell gran premio, por
una bella carroza, a la firma de
Mas Bros; premios comercia-
les, panaderia Seybold, Wal
green y S. H. Kress division CT
vica, condado de Hillsborough,
Camara de Concrete de West
Tampa, Tampa Clearing House;
ciudades visitanteS, San Peters
burg y Sarasota; clubs civicos,
Kiwanis, Exchange y Rotary;
utilidades pdblicas, Tampa Flee
trio, Peninsular Telephone Co.
'y Seaboard Railway.
Varlas companies -.nema-
tograficas tomaron cintas de la
parada, que Sc exhibiran en-
Tampa y en- toda la naci6n.
Ell Columbia Restaurant"
present6 una bellisima carroza,
con una pandereta y un bGcaro
de flores. Iban en- esta carroza
las Srtas. LaRaine Severus, Pr
lar Esperanto, Hilda Castro y
Estela Rodriguez.
Ell Townsend Plant present6
una carroza interesante.
La carroza de los fabricantes
de tabacos y la International de
Tabd ueroS, titulaia Espiritu
de Cooperation, merecia un pre-
MIC; pero no Sc lie otorg6 por los
jueces pueblerinos, que no pue-
den calcUlar 10 que ese espiritu
representa- para Tampa.
En- la carroza del Big Orange
iban las lindas muchachas Vir-
ginia Johnston, Jewell Rozier,
Bonny Dorsey y Rachel Jones.
Muy bonita la carroza de la
camara de comercio de Fort
Myers, 10 mismo que la de ia
Logia DeMolay.
De muy POGO valor artistico,
las carrozas de los piratas. Pa
recian hechas a toda prisa, como
para salir del pasO.
Menci6n especial merece, por
su merito, la gran carroza de la
Tampa Electric. Una ~fOrtaleza
de piedra, como Sc construian
en- los dfas de fernando Desc
20 con seis muchachas de guar
iia las senoritas Catherine
Jean Blood, Eunice Rem
cher, Josefina Perez, Sara Bag
well y Lucille Moore.
Miss Latin American y su cor
.e de honor recibieron muchOs a
plausos. Iba en- ell trono la Srta.
Rubin y con ella las dis
muchachas latinas Ly-
dia Palenzuela, Gloria Muhiz,
Lucy Mortellaro y Hortensia Va
lima.
En- la carroza del "Espiritu
de Cooperation" las lindas mu-
chachas y los apuestos jovenes
Villadonga, Eleanor Scag-
Gloria d. DatO, Margari-
ia Argdelles, Zoraida Echeve-
rria, Carmen Rodriguez, Anita
Paz, Gus Morales, Augusta ST.
mon, Sam Brigo y Leo Cutie
rreZ.
/
La gaceta., 1939-02-07

jemplar, herido en- sus fibraS
mas fntimas, defiende sus senti
mientos y en- pocos minutes sc
alicia para siempre de los seres
mas queridos.
FL miliciano de la Retaguardia
crey6 de su deber defender su
dignidad de ciudadano y espa-
mol.
La gaceta., 1939-02-07
Conn., Popular

La junta extraordlh"ria del do
mingo, convocada por ell Comite
Popular Democratico de Socorro
a Espana, continuara hoy, Ell el
Centre Obrero.
Varos companeroS haran uso
la palabra y presidira Azure
} Prado.
1'odos los delegates asistiran
tenemos entendido acordaran
acer una demonstration de apre
o a la familia de Jose Alvarez.
Rr6gase la mas puntual asis-
encia.
La gaceta., 1939-02-07
que Sc les conteste.

Jose Alvarez es un ejemplo de
lue al hombre bueno, generoso,
cordial, no Sc lie pueie desafiar y
agraviar Improvements.
Sirva de ejemplo este case a
los facciosoS y sus amigos.
La gaceta., 1939-02-07
10 QUE listed sIEMPRE VIA DEsEApo

Plata para ia mesa ... LC que las mu-
jeres q~uieren y desCan. Plata para la me-
sa, ell ideal, cubiertos hechos por la famo-
ga WIN. A. ROGERS SILVERWARE.
Una gran noticia tenemos que dar a
n~uestras l%ectoras.
La Gaceta, por medic de la cooperation
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabricante de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. A. Rogers, hace possible la
adquisici6n de estos cubiertvs a srs hume
roses lectores. listed puede tener 10 que
Otras sehoras y sehoritas tienen.
cALIDAD - DURACION DE PoR VIDA
Es duro c]reerlo, pero la realidad esta
auui-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La