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Evening star., 1940-01-28

aboard the U. S. S. Constellation,
the U. S. s. Hist, U. s. S. Topeka,
U. S. S. Wabash, U. S. S. Hull, u.
S. s. Severn and U. S. S. Hartford.
He joined the Naval Reserve in 1916,
and served aboard the U. s. Naval
Transport Henderson. He is one of
the first applicants for the new
Naval Reserve Medal and a holder
of the Victory Medal. He is said to
be one of the few chief petty off,
GERS in either the Navy or Naval
Reserve who is permitted to wear
the apprentice knot" on his uni
form, showing enlistment before he
was 16 years of age. He is employed
at the United States Bureau of
Standards.
Members of the Naval Communi-
cation Reserve Division have been
notified by 1t. M. Weinstock, COM
mander, that it is proposed to issue
from time to time certain bulletins
conveying important and confiden-
tial information to the members Of
the command. He has issued strict
warning that they must not be
shown to any one outside of the
naval service.
Fifteen members Of the Communi-
cations Division are to be trans
ferred to the Naval Aviation Squad
ron for communications work in
that branch of the service. The
men shortly will be notified when
to report to the aviation Reserve
headquarters at the Naval Air Sta
ton at Anacostia. All Of them will
be given q physical examination to
determine their fitness to fly before
the transfers are complete. Those
found unfit for this duty will be
returned to the Communications
Division work.
All Naval Reservists have been
urged to take steps to use whatever
influence they have with members
of Congress to have necessary ap-
propriations provided in the naval
appropriation bill at the current
session to permit them to get the
most modern equipment available
with which to carry on their train
ing for service with the fleet in time
of a national emergency.
With the Navy making every effort
to obtain large appropriations for
the Regular establishment, Reserve
officers point out that the Reserve
should be given some Of the in
creased funds with which to obtain
adequate training equipment If they
are expected to Jump right into the
use Of such equipment should there
ever be . call for active duty With
the fleet In time Of war.
Evening star., 1940-01-28
American War Mothers

Bicentennial Chapter, American
War Mothers, meets at the Raleigh
Hotel February 9 at pm. The
president, Mrs. Julia E. Hooker. ap-
pointed as delegates Mrs. Jessie E.
Richards and Mrs. Edith Fuge to the
18th Woman's Patriotic Conference
on National Defense.
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Naval Reservists
Preparing for
Annual Inspection
Regular Instructors
Conduct Series Of
Tests for BottoIion

All activities of the 1st Battalion,
United States Naval Reserves in the
District Of Columbia, at this time,
are being directed to bringing the
local organization to high point In
training with view to having the
battalion and one Of the divisions
| top the training list of Reserve units
throughout the country in the in
spections this year and capture at
least one and possibly both of the
trophies warded each year for the
battalion and division, respectively,
having the highest figure Of merit
as a result Of the annual inspec-
tions.
The board Of regular naval off,
GERS assigned to this duty is sched-
uled to put the local divisions and
the battalion through its PAGES on
February 6, which, as drill time in
the Reserve goes, is but few hours
off. The units only drill for. two
hours on one night each week.
While planning for inspection night,
it is proposed to have the various
units pass through series of regu-
lar inspections under the regular
officers, assigned here as inspector
instructors, Comdr. A. B. McCrary
and 1t. r. H. Rice.
The first of these inspections will
be conducted this week by Comdr.
McCracy and 1t. Rice. The plans
call for personnel inspection, the
manual Of arms and infantry drill,
general quarters and battle prob
lem. The men will be required to
take their stations in the armory,
Stimulating ship underway, and
petty officers, selected at random,
will be given written examinations,
as Is done by the Inspection Board.
The members of the battalion are
making the best of their efforts un-
der the most unsatisfactory cond4-
tions possible In the building which
they use for an armory. With the
large number of men now in each
division, 1t is almost impossible to
put on satisfactory infantry drill,
the space being so limited. They
have expressed the hope that the
action of the United States Naval
Reserve Officers Association as 60
ing on record for better armories
for the Naval Reservists will bear
some fruit during the next year, al
though they concede that the out
look is not too optimistic with all
of the funds being directed to i'm
proving the Regular establishment,
and an economy wave on in the
administration and even in Con-
gress.
Rear Admiral Pettengill, COM
mandant of the Washington Navy
Yard: Capt. F. l.. Reichmuth and
1t. Comdr. w. R. Terrell conducted
an inspection and review last week
of the special division which is COM
posed of young enlisted men of the
battalion who will take examina-
tons on April % for appointment
to the United States Naval Academy
in July. 1t was said that this is
one of the best divisions Of candi-
dates which the local battalion has
ever had, and 1t is the hope that
many of them will be able to obtain
appointments.
1t. w. Croft Jennings, commander
of the battalion. has just returned
from a trip to South America, dur
ing which he witnessed the scuttling
of the German pocket battleship
Graf Spec.
Chief Boatswain's Mate Earl Mil
ton Hagaman. attached to the I'd
Division. has been assigned to duty
as instructor of seamanship in the
Naval AnoIny,,xy
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Legion Auxiliary
To Join Conference
On National Defense
1000 Delegates Will
Represent 40 Women's
Organizations

The District of Columbia Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary will take q
prominent part in the 18th Women's
Patriotic Conference on National
Defense. to be held January 81,
February l and 2 at the Mayflower
Hotel, 1t was announced by Miss
Frances Youngblood, National De-
fense chairman of the local auxi-
liary.
Auxiliary delegates will come from
the 48 State departments and Terri
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Meetings This Week.

Meetings This Week.
Observation-Disclosures Reed
Post Junior Drum and Bugle
Corps, National Guard Ar
mory.
Tuesday - Annual recruiting
rally and smoker, Sts.,sAury
Masonic Temple, Georgia and
Concord avenues NV.
Wednesday-Overseas Military
Band, National Guard Ar
mory.
Thursday - Equality Walter
Reed Post, 1912 Ninth street
NV; H. L. Edmonds Post,
Hamilton Hotel.
Friday-Advance Post, 17O0 L
street NV; United States
Treasury Post, 1015 L street
NV.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

"TlcS. LdQcTS
OF the auxiliary
will come from
t he National
Executive Com.
mittee meeting
in Indianapolis,
I n d., W h c h
closes January
80.
The confer
ence will bring
together nearly
1000 delegates
from every part
of the country,
representing 40
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Open Meeting PIonned

Gen. Malin Craig Post, Regular
Veterans Association, announces
that the Committee on Presentation
Of Colors has arranged an open
meeting February 6 at 1903 Four
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

for this period of the campaign
Latest reports released by the de-
partment last week showed that rs
per cent of last years membership
had been reached.
The department Entertainment
Committee will stage a gala enter
tainment program, followed by the
serving of refreshments.
Front Line Post met in the club
rooms of the Washington Post Club
Monday evening, with program in
charge of chairman of the Enter
tainment Committee, Garnett c..
Mattingly.
Three new members were &C
cepted, James Vorbeck, Max Fox
and Claude Cash.
Follow Me Post met January 10
with Senior Vice Comdr. Edgar S.
Campbell presiding. TWO new
members were accepted. Robert
Brown, who served in the Philip
pines during the insurrection, and
John w. Moss, World War veteran
Miles E. Myers of the Ways and
Means Committee made a final re-
port on the bridge benefit held in
December A delegation of post
members will appear at the next
meeting of the Woodbridge Brook
land Business Association to offer
its services in any community en-
deavor.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

Defense Post will hold an oyster
supper and dance at the clubrooms
of the Bunker Hill Post, 300 Monroe
>street NE, Friday evening. Supper
will be served from until pm.
and dancing to hillbilly orchestra
from pm. until midnight Comdr.
A. E. Sniegoski is being assisted by
Frank Drake, Fred Kurz and Sam
uel Mastin.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

Technical Sergt. Edward ]. Shep-
pard, jr., and Pvt. Lester N. Novis,
both attached to the Headquarters
Company, 104th Quartermaster
Regiment, have been ordered re-
Evening star., 1940-01-28

Chief Boatswain's Mate Earl Mil
ton Hagaman. attached to the I'd
Division, has been assigned to duty
as instructor of seamanship in the
Evening star., 1940-01-28

A benefit party will be held by the
Ways and Means Committee Of
Sergt. Jasper Unit at the home Of
Mrs. Edythe M. O'Connor, 500
Nebraska avenue NV, Friday at
8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

turned to the active list Of thai
command.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

1t. w. Croft Jennings, commander
of the battalion, has just returned
from trip to South America, dur
ing which he witnessed the scuttling
of the German pocket battleship
Graf Spec.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

Fort Stevens Post will meet
Thursday, 8:15 pm, at Stansbury
Hall. with Edwin L. Donaldson pre-
siding. The seventh annual birth
day party of the post will be held
Friday night.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

Because of removal from the city,
the following have been ordered
honorably discharged: Pvt. Francis
R. Ferguson, band, 260th Coast Ar.
tillery, and Pvt. Wayne S. Christof.
fersen, Battery E. 260th Coast Artil.
lery.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

%Como haciamos tan bien
el paPel de perscnas decentes l..
~ dices que ahora habra que
sacar los fiambres del tartano?
Natural,
-iY que haremos?.,,
Toma! lEcharlOs al riol
nay que preoeuparse de dar de
conner a les peces. 70 SOW do IA
sociedad protectora de ANNA
les,
e. Chepa rio de buena CANA.
-iNo me has comprendidol
Quiero deeir que como nos las A.
r'slaremos para bajar al rio. y
haeer todas esas operaciones.
-Aqui de nuestro ingenio.
emo ahora no tenemos prisa,
1speraremos a yer 81 baja el rio,
J en'onees procederemos en- con
secuencia.
Pero como no era prudente
eSperar a que la cOrriente Sc dig
nara desOender. IsidrO prOpuso.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

Una voz lejana sac6 a Cogor-
"a de la estatica contemplation
en- que estaba sumido.
Pero era una voz conoclda,
que decia:
Fernandez! L.. iPero... Fer
nandez!... IQue ha ocurrido?..
Me ha parecido dr..
Era ell Chepa, que habia para
do los otros dos caEros y llegaba
desalentado, temiendo una catas
trofe
-lY ell c~arro?-pregunt6 aGn
TODD en- susie. Use ha caido al
rio, verdad?
Cogorza asinti6, con una son.
risita siniestra.
Y el Chepa Sc disponia va a
intentar ell salvamento de los
companies del wagon. De buena
fe, cuando Pablito, c~ogiendoiO
rudamente por un brazo, lie di
10 a media voz, pero en- tono i'm
perioso;
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

fementides v sucios, con Ell sue
no de Ia inocencis.
Pablito habia tenido la prs
.cauci6n, muy propia de un gran
rspda, de alejar suficientemen-
tie Ell primer caro- de los otros;
de este mode, solo Isidro, por
al lado de los otros dos
veheuIOs, pHdo apereibirse de
la catastrofe.
-Bueno, y ahora, cue ha-
.cemos, td?-pregunt6 lsidro, 20
mo hubiera dicho uno de los ge-
nerales de Napoleon esperanto
las 6rdenes del emperador.
-iAhora?... ihora, nada!-
81 heroe-. Ahora, aeOs
tarnOs. DeseRgapcha, encierra
los dos caballos en- la iaula, y a.
costemonos. Mafiana sera otro
.dia.
E Qhepa iba q protestar.
PerO 81 gran PablitO no lie de-
is despegar los labios
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

Pablo explic6 al otro que era
precise baiar, guitar una de las
barras de hierro, arrojar los ca
daveres de los gach6s al rio, pa
"a que los arrastrara la corrien-
te, y extraer Ia enorme GAIA den
tro de la cual iba un pequsho ar
con, y aGn dentro de este, la ca
jita de eaudales del director del
circo.
Ell Chepa Sc asombro.
u Pero no los has limpiado
antes del pc?
No. Hubiera sido una locu-
"a intentar un robo a Monsieur
Renard. en- estas circunstan-
cias; ESQ le habria puesto en-
guardia, y habriamos estropea-
do la comoinaci6n.
-Dices bien.
-Es la pura. ESta genie fran
chute, son mas wives que ell aire.
70 no pude pensar nunca que
eonfiaran en- noSotrOs.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
VlCTORTAS DE LOS JINE-
TES Y CHI
N

New York, Nov. 14.-LOS il
netes militares de MEXICO CANA
ron ell Trofeo international, en-
la Madison Square Garden, ven
ciendo a Cuba, Chile y Estados
Unidos. La victoria Sc ccnquistt
por ell captain Humberto Mari
les y Ell captain Joaquin Chago-
va. Los mejicanos solo cometie-
ron 16 faltas. Cuba qued6 en- Sc
gundo lugar, con 2412 faltas
Chile en- tercero, con %, y Esta-
dos Unidos en- cuarto, con 20.
Alcanz6 los mayores hcnore:
en- la equitaci6n militar con ASA
tos, ell cemandante Eduardo va
nez, de Chile, que montaba a
'SToqui". lie corresponds a va
fez I'm protli Gs $1,000.
DLe-.;5 EaDss con tres of.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
Frank Mccormick declArado Ell p~elotere
mas valoso de la Liga Nacional
Johnny Mize qued6 en- segundo lugar

Mccormick viene iugando IL
primera, como regular, hac
tres amos y nc ha perdido IN So
10 juego. Este aho bata5 con ur
promediO de 3O7, pero impulse
127 carreras.
Obtuvieron puntos en- la vo-
taci6n, ademas de los mencio-
nados, ell pitcher Fred Fitzsim-
mons, de los Dodgers; Dixie
Walker, de los Dodgers; Harry
banning, ell catcher de los Gil
gantes; Stan Hack, de los Cubs
lombard, Ell catcher de los Ro-
jos; Bill Werber, del Cincinna-
ii; John Cooney, del Boston;
Dclph Camilli, de los Dodgers;
Eddie Miller, de Boston; CAIRNS
de los Piratas; Ark Vaughan,
de los Piratas, y Claude Pas
seau, ell pitcher de los Cubs.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
OEPORTES
Ell PROGRAMA DE ESTA
NOCHE EN- BENJAMIN
FIELD
Gomez tratdrd de romper Ia
"Durdr0cd"

Una prueba mas dura que las
anteriores Sc ofrecera esta no.
che a Tommy Gomez, en- la Are
ma de Benjamin Field, Ell ven
cedor de Maynard Daniels y
Young Allen Sc enfrontara con
"Duraroca" Harden, un gladia-
dor de mayor peso y experien-
cia que 6l.
Harden, segdn los peritos, es
para Gomez una verdadera 'ro-
caIdura".
Ell hotelero, bien entrenado,
conociendo la capacidad de re
sistencia de Harden, cree que
esta noche sabra ~conquistar o.
ira victoria.
Bueno es leconocer que Har-
den obedece 6rdenes de pa
Stribling, un verdadero expertc
en- cuestiones de pugilismo.
AnOche esguraba StriblinG
que Tommy tendra su Waterloo
en- ell encuentro con la "DurarO-
ca.
Julio Ortensio, ell joven italia
no de las 200 libras, procurars
derrotar a Bob Michael y abrirt
canine en- ell boxeo local. Ten
dra Ortensio una ventaja de Il
o mas libras.
Ulises Vale Sc batira con La
ther Vance, de Nueva Inglate
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

-SQuet'eStes quieto, so bo-
ceras!,.. iAqui no Sc saliva nj
una rata! iCompFendes?
Los ojillos criminales del Ctro
miserable, relueieron siniestra-
mente, como IN puhal que Sc des
funda.
-iAaah l-dijo con una lar
ga admiration, al comprender,
" esbozando una sonrisa palida
-dEntonceS es que eSto... Iera
IN golpe?
COgprza hizo un chiste fdne-
bre y siniestFe;
Il va 10 yes: 81 g6pe qp'ha
dao ell tartano al caer al riei
Los nihos espanoles, este es.
Celia, Migueito, Antohita y Co
lasillo, no Sc habian dsdo cuen-
ia de NADIA.
Dormian en- el fondo del otro
wagon de la compahia, entire ca
jas y fardOs, echados en- lechos
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho-M uIsiOr

ing highest grade lockwood cIe0'
sofe for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia dg syrup gives Mentho-
Mnlsio- . taste tie whole family
viii like. It clings to the mem
branes SO its soothing, healing in
gradients ac' faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently sail from
his pulpit:
attendance at church is neces.
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregaticn with .
cold cough when Mentho-M ulsion -
so inexpensive and easy to obtain
M,ntho. Mulsion is endorsed by
your neighoors ard sue ranteed py
! Leading druggists very 'here.-adV'
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

New York, Nov. 14.--La A
sociaci6n de Escritores de Base
ball hizo aver su votaci6n annual
y concedi6 Ell titulo de jugador
mas valioso, en- Ia Liga Nacio-
nal, a Frank Mccormick, la pri-
mera base de los Rojos de Gin
cinnati. Ell aho pasado Sc otor-
GO Ia distinction al pitcher Bu-
cky Walters, del Cincinnati, y
en- 1888 al corpulento catcher
Ernesto lombard, tambien de
los Rojos.
McC ormick alcanz6 274 pun
tos y Johnny Mize, ell i~nicialista
de los Cardenales, qued6 en- Sc
gundo lugar, con 2O5 puntos.
tos.
Walters recibi6 este ano LAG
puntos y Paul Derringer, 121.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

Alfonso Lopez dirigira ell doA
mingo, en- Cuscaden, la noveta
de los PROFESSIONALS contra ei
"team" vencedor en- Ell campeo-
nato de la Liga I%ntersocial.
Graciosamente, Alfonso dara
a esos muchachos ell vaior de
sus oonocimientos y experien-
ella, 10 que todos debemos agra
d~ecerle.
Ell catcher de los Piratas, es-
trella de primera magnitud en-
ire los receptores de las gran
des ligas, tiene verdadero inte-
res en- q. los muchachos latinos
de Tampa Sc destaquen y avan-
cen hasta lograr puestos bien
retribuidos en- la pelota organi-
zada.
Y Alfonso, como amigo, CO.
mo ciudadano, demuestra ell ma
yor desinteres y la mayor cor
dialidad.
Nosotros lie aplaudimos ,por
Isu actitud, y esperamos que el
pGblico tampeho 10 aplauda tam
bien.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

ciales del ejercito de los Esta e.
dos Unidos, en- presencia de IA
mil personals. En- la primera
vuelta quedaron empatados va
fez y los capitanes Royce A..
Drake y Franklin F. Wing Jr
Despues, en- la segunda, Yanez
triunf6 por haber realizado 10:
dos saltos en- "a Segundos, dos
quintos de un segundo menos
que ell captain Mcclellan, que
nlontaba a "Smacko."
FL captain Humberto Marble
de MEXICO, finaliz6 en- sexto lu
gar.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

A cold cough seriously endangers
YOU, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes nor loss OF time
than all other diseases combined.
II you have a cough due to a cold
get Mentho-Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsior fails to stop your cougnl1H
Immediately ana get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker chan
qny medicine you ever tried ass
Tor your money bayk
Mentho-Mulsion is more than on
3rdtaary medicine. 1t contains Vr%,
Minis 4 and d to build your c9'd
resistance, and seven sooth,ng.
realinr oils and r%rCueHts. lncila-
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
Con ell bate, Ia Mascota y los EspeiuclCs
'(Por Tira a cuarta)

de probar qlie posee condiciones
para ingresar en- circuitos profe
sionales.
Salemi y Pedrero, otros bue-
nos lanzadores, trataran tam
bien de contener a los mucha-
chos que ganan Ell pan de cada
dia jugando a la pelota.
Y conste que no Sc jugara de
manera indiferente. 81 las estre
Has PROFESSIONALS pueden hacer
20 carreras, en- cada juego, las
haran.
Y los j6venes de la Interso-
.cial, por su parte, aprovecharan
todas las ocasiones de victoria
que Sc les presenter.
Alta pelota y solo Se cobrara
20 centavos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

ira. Vale pertenece a la "cua-
dra" de Leto.
Nick Barnes y Peter Filipi Sc
batirn a seis asaltos, en- uno de
los preliminares.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

Alfonso, un catcher entire los
catchers, dirigira a los profesio
males.
Willie Paz, un catcher del pa
ito, sera ell director de los Lea
les.
Los muchachos de la Liga In
tersocial reconocen que la move
ma de los PROFESSIONALS es la mas
fuerte; pero ellos Sc preparan
dignamente para la prueba.
Roberto Pulido, ell pitcher es-
.trella de la Liga, tendra OCCASION
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

R~ECOMPENSA de $500 {
quien entregue un cato blanco,
Persia, extraviado hace 2 sema-
mas. Dirijase al 21O6 Central av,
0 lame por Ell telefono NJ 51-972.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

Acaban de limpiarle ell 'co-
medero" al catcher Harnett, d.
rector de los Cubs. lie "dej6 fue-
ra de cabana", cuando no 10 es-
peraba, ell Sr. Wrigley", empe-
rador del chicle".
Ahora Sc dice que Wrigley lie
hara una ventajosa oferta a Os-
car Witt, ell exmentor de los In
dos, echado de la novena por los
"nifios llorones".
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the tofturing
Mains of rheumatism, ~sciatica, lunbago, neu-
falgia and neuntis-are certainly happy over
tbs4ir discovery OF NURITO. Now they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aehes ana
contains no opiates. If you want to feel again
the ioy OF relief from pain-so you can work In
neaee and Sleep in comfort-be wise and Try
EJJRITO under this ironclad guarantee. II the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain TO your satisfaction-you money ~ DC
fH NURITO on this guarantee. Q.N.CS
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

o.
Pablo estaba maravillado del
exito loco de su golpe.
Apenas una barra de hierro
donde sc izaba la bandera en- los
schemes de function, sobresalia
ahora, torcida y maltrecha por
encima de la superficie de las
aguas.
Cogorza la veia relucir a la
luz de la luna, goteando aqua a
Ia corriente, que seguia impla-
cable su curse, indiferente al A.
tomo de MADEIRA e hero que a.
cababa de caer en- sus entranas.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
Kidneys Must
CIean0utAddS

Excess acids, poisons and wastes " your
blood are removed chiefly BY your Aqneys'
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, BECK
ache. Swollen Ankles, Nervousness, kheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes.
md feeling worn out often are caused py
non-organic and ~non-systemic Kidney ana
Bladder troubles. Usually in such cases. the
very first dose Of Cystex gees right TO WORK
helping the Kidneys flush out excess aclas
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
Kidney action, in iust q day or so, may cas-
lily make you feel younger, stronger ana
better than in years. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package OF Cystex,ln.
sures an immediate refund OF the tul Cost
unless YOU are compl e.ely satisfied. You have
everything to gain and nothing to lose unoeL
this positive money back guarantee 80 Ees
Cystex from your druggist today Tor only Sec'
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

Roger Peckinpaugh, segGn Ell
pitcher Mel Harder, es un "psi-
c6logo".
Oscar Witt no IS un 'psic6lo-
CO., pero llev6 a los IndiOs a un
desafio de distancia del cam
peonato.
sCual sera ell resultadb, en-
cuanto a la victoria, de la psico-
logia aplicada por Peckinp-
augh?
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

A la maiana siguiente, am
hos Sc despertaron con las pri-
meras luces de la aurora.
Antes de que los peQuehuelos
Sc levantaran, Cogorza y su bri
llante segundo volvieron al site.
donde Sc habia precipitado el
wagon en- ell rio.
Ahora Sc veia parte de la te
chumbre.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
IA acostarse, pues!. L..

Volvieron juntos a los otros
vehiculos, desengancharon a los
caballes, Y luego de meterlos en-
la jaula de .barrotes ferreos, que
sc armada en- dos minutes, la
cubrieron con una estera vieja
y ellos entraron en- Ell dltimo ca
FRO tumbandose a dormir tan ri
camente,
No hay que decir que los dos
amigos durmSeron con Ell sueho
de los justos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
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