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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Merits Easlry ard MS nUn. MGR
rs. and Eaeene hughes and Eisnn
Allord. 81 Liverpool La uere Kuessa
tor ne week ena of ~ and Mr2 J
W nlade&
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

: Ar Ana Mrs AksN Pstias ard
daukhser. a. B4ssren La nrs
guests e Nr ard Mra Eznmast Hss1l
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mis- Nay McInniz left Mosaday Tor
4 visit xath her sister. Mrs John
McfnniS Ia Leaksttiie.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mrs w III Mcinnia ard Mlzs Mas
few days visit IN Miami, "a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Miss Willie Blades returned last
wednesday for q tNo-Heekz visit
win relatives In Keulwood. La
Mr. and Mrs n O. steward. %
Drew. Miss. were guests sof Tire
week END tn the hons Of Mr. and
Mrs John Ctriot.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Nsz O s H<ldenarsnnss. Of In
mar. 8 c. arrived lnss week few =
visit in the honne Of her snn~in-lAw
ans daughter. Mr and Mra O. L
Bond
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

powner stewart II ~LeeinEtan,
MIS-. spxns TIE seek end with III
nno Mira john Ctr1ol
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

CIiu Cameron spent the week end
with ms parents IN Meridian,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Am0ng those from The city at
tending the Eastern Star school OF
Instruction IN Ocean Springs
THURSDAY we're. Mesdames q. 4
Graham. K. w. Durham. Eva 0ta.
John ClrIot. Lynn Nelson. A. r Me-
cehee. Mary Megeilee, Albert
Thompson. u Oliver and Mr., and
MRS. George Suirfua.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

AR. and Mrs. Lew uiuSHef. who
had been visiting IN New Oriaana
stopped in Muss Point for = short
visit with friends during the past
week
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Bni smith. accompanied by his
sister. Miss Edith Smith. Of Nsw
Orleans. returned sunday for q
weeks vacation IN Florida.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Ma HHnry MlAxN ARD party e
frssrsas enfuaia fruzm tAels harnss "a
Camden q c. 20 NeN oFANMxlA eerx
sssssax tor q few hraFa Mnxs&AS %
the huszzx Is MIA r @ epAnsA =
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Sosss ard Rupert EHA& NN&rs
Meimum. narkis FrWnklin Kawan t3n-
rep assa nuhA1e Nrwtnn er9 M&1akN&
thls meek Al camp w1fke& In ~
sexk
Ni3 Hazel taases an1 Cafci
1ame&. Ct HattiaShuzN. uefN 3ues
los 4 Nsu94 uhtie Tuesday tn we
herne Ct Mr. ane Mrx r q.
spNnxa. u
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

AmnsA .ss2 &fii m1an~F M2 Mrfa4
NE 4 frw hssr ssst in Hew cwle@aa
sim fNsNksxN@
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wells Taft thia
week for NeN YORK CITY. where
they wall attend the Worlds Pair.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mrs 4. A Khayaf and three chill.
cren spent last Thursday with rela-
tivcs IN 0ulfport
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Anna assz ~ssi mlam~x NJ McsssF
I'VE = fro hssn ysxt IN Htew csie@aaa
wilh fNasnxx@a
Msx nxzzy MEls2 ard party e
frsFrsas Hnfuata frum tAFts he1nNs "a
Camden q c. 20 Ne4 orlnmx1s aeFe
s.ssssx tof . few hntzk4 MnEs&AS %
uhe hesne nf MIA = q eyAnr -
-
: NJ Ana Mrs AKA Pxttaz ard
daukh<er. a. B1Szron La nrs
guests e Nr Ard MrA EEnmalA Hz1l
p
gosrn ARD Rugsxs caFank iInara
Melmon parkis rsNnklan Eauan tMn.
req aHsa nnhhae NTwscn ase e&naAnk
thAa mnek Al Camp wIfke& IN ~
sexa
M.~ Hss<l sames an6 Caro-
1ameN Ct HattieShuzx- uesN Eue
gor 4 Ss,nF4 uniie Tuesday ~ uas
hcnne Of MT ane Mn y q
Sp4nn. y
Merits Easlry ard MS ncn. hur.
rs. and Eagene Hsglaes and Eisnsl
Afford. 81 Liverpool La uere Kuesta
for ne week ens d ~ and Mrs J
W Blades
pouner stewart of Lekinxtan
MIS-. spxns TIE seek end with ~
nnc Mrk john C1rlol
D.
Asrs O s Helden9psnnsF. Of II,
mar. 8 G. arrived last week few :
visit ia ire nonne Of her s~on~in-lAx
ans aaashtsr. Mr and MFs @ L
Bond
Mis- NAY McInniz left Mottday 20
q visit xtth her sister. Mrs Johr
Mrfnmik IN Leaksxtlie
-
cIaf Cameron spent the week end
with MS parents IN Meridian,
%
Ariss willie Blades returned las'
wednesday for q fNe-Neeks ytati
wath relatives In keutwood. La
AIR and Mrx. n q. steward. q
Drew. Agiss. ere guests fof t1ii
week end IN the hou1e 81 Mr ans
Mrs John Ctriot
49,
Nj. and Mrs. j. B. HIl and lssis
daughter. who have BEEN enjpyinG
visit Of several weeks with RELATIVES
Ia rex Orleans, WlIl return Friday
-
II. b Overstreet and Mrt d II
Mccollnm wtll Leave Friday 10 spent
the weck eud In Baton Rouge. La
with Mr.. and MRS. r. II Mtxon and
littIe daughter. Mrs Ovcrstrnet
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Nixon for several weeks. VIII Re.
turn with them Sunday.
o.
Mrs. Z. A Khayat and three chill
cren spent last Thursday with rela-
tivcs IN 0nlfport.
BIZ Smith. accompanied BY hil
sister. Miss Edith Smith. OF Mes
Orleans. returned sunday for 9
weeks vacation IN Florida.
-
Amonu those from the city at
tending the Eastern Star school Of
Instruction Ia Ocean Springs
THURSDAY we're. MesdaIne4 q. =
Graham. K. w. Durham. Eva ON
John Clriot. Lynn Nelson. A. r Me-
Qehee. Mary Megehee, Albert
Thompson. J Oliver and MI, ant
Mrs. George Suirfua.
3D.
DIT. ami Mrs. Frank Miller. q
Philadelphia. pa were guests Tor
few hours Last Tuesday Of Miss jos
Bishop
Miss Lila BluIner returned las
wednesday from q pleasant visit ~
Texas. and with Mr. and Mrs. John
John Gilbert In ~sprinenll La.
-o
Mrs. c. II. Fairiey. Mra. Charles
Armlstead and Mrs. r. P. Colfuef
Spent last H~EIAAI1AAt 81 A
-o-
MI. and Mrs. A ". Head ana son
BobhIe. Of Laurel. spent the wees
end in the home Of r. L. Head
Miss Bette Lee Head accompanied
them home for q visit.
%
Mlas zula johnson. Of Birnlina
ham. Ala. IL here for an exten1e<
visit With her nephew and niece
Jesse w and Miss Ina Thompson
o.
Rev. n. l. Walton accompanied .
party from JACKSON 70 various
points IN Florida.
o.
Mrs O. W. Bowen i enjoying
rest 81 Ramsay Springs
%
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blummer AM
two daughters, Misses Anna an
Nell, and Mrs. John Morris, Q
Tampa. FLA. arrived last week 70
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

II. b Overstrnet and Mrt d II
Mccolhfm win Leave Friday 70 spent
the weak cad In Baton Rouge. La
wttl Mr.. and Mrs T. n Mixon and
litgIe daughter. Mrs overstreet
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Nixon for several weeks. VIII re-
turn with them Sunday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Nj. aud Mrx = b. HIIl and little
daughter, who have BEEN enlpyinG .
visit Of several weeks with relatives
Ia rew Orleans. ~iIl return Friday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mr. &c 20. claude Broome. q
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

W. NJ. Eutton. general manager
Of the Mississippi Export Railroad
returned Tuesday from Atlanta
where be attended 3 conference d
Southern railroads.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mr. and Mrs fsannie Watts re-
turned Monday frusn : trip 20 New
York. where they aften1kd the
Worlds pair.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mr. and Msx william Burax
stopped over ia PAscA9OsalA Cor sew
efal days visit 10 Mrs L0nnie
Watts. sizter q Mrs Baras. eflrouie
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

M ard Nh a. n Hart and Mr.
and MF1 p J Hi9kinbsthaEh mo-
nsVd % Mobile. HasssAF. for t&se
day.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

jesse w. Thompson and X w.
Durham were HeenE business Wish
tors 20 Mobile.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Miss Matte Loo tsasu 81 Gull.
Port who has heon The Fuest q
Mira Jack Taylor ard Ms + J
CastaneTn lur the taet veek. r.
fnrrsed tn her nns1n Ia uuifpor'
On Monday. sire wMA hoanre1 ~
several oooaai0ns during her tisi1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mss Imnxrae F~lerdernna. guun9
aanrssaer of AZ ans AIRS ] Y Faen-
.dersrn. u Van Wrinkle Eetases Incks
SCR IL Visiting her coaaln Miss fsiefs
rtiha1n. 81 THke4 street.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mrs. Mary Fus4ex M~eEHFnott, Il
Biloxi SISTED hEEn. a. a. FuFa car.
lnk ne past week end
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

q Visit ulth M. and Mrs II B. wil-
eox.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Af1ss ueftfada minarA q nnas
saepalA. has fstafufa fgon = NsN
visit b Mtzs Mar Neehas u
ualgpott
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mrs Jack TAyior and AIRS Z. .
CassAnera visited In Missile lass 81.
urdAy.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mf sna Atf& Msn& HNtnn ef iris
eitf mNBt TIE meek end r4slss MFa
hna1aas mtunxf MSx ETNh-
nee ii Mpbiie ard wsleF fs8ssss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

M ana Mn n y HsFA e. unzt.
part nysnt she w0ek esa "a P1k
raRcuia visiting ~ ana MTA y >
Hasutnn1ahAan
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mrs kIAhMz FNtnMsn ARD aEtfNes
sgsr dAa1xhtsr. tstetA. of van Wtr&ls
Kxka1ek Safksraa. Mts.. have retaFn-
ed 90 tais cgts after 81 sktsessre az
tweave FeaFM "a naaks kisatf ltnsatF
with their Aou and hsuthsF 1ehn
CtsArloe Pelham Tasay haxe taken
"A apartment With Mr4 A4atNi
|CzEntcn On Ttaokeg 1kreet
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-27
DECORATING THE TREE

Realism compeS the report that little progress has been
made along the line of rubberset Christmas In
elements spruce basam is not rated decduous shed
ding tree but it becomes almost in
Picking after moutng spruce is greatly expedited by
vacuum cleaner the sinuses and respiratory of which
understood to he benefited by in ang the soothing
given off by evergreen
To decorate Christmas tree without dssenson in the
large household is best ship all members of the
family but another The Is inches
too high for the and spend evening trying decide
whether piece from the butt thus sacrificing
uxuriant lower bougs op couple of feet from the top
and make it look like natures mistakes
this decision for himself in the knowledge that he will
The only safe way decorate standing nine is
hire the taller circus freaks who usually idle
to attach the coOred balls tnsel, artificial
lcces and what the upper reaches. Great
be taken to provide firm support for nothing is
Improbable quarrel with falling balsam laden with
fragile bricabrac In dealing with the problem of the dead
bulb in the alonone type of lighting circuit is
to ignore it entirely and hang another line
If these directions faithful followed, much of the quality
of ordeal be eliminated from fine old
mony.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-27
SUGAR FROM SORGHUM

1t much the prairie States if the report
true that Emil X Ventre scientist the e. Department
Agriculture has succeeded last in getting high grade sugar
from sorghum The effort fifty
and several plains had ambitious hand
it, for while the praries equal sorghum
production of two crops year. sorghum dependable
crop the prares from the
chemical discovery that would put sorghum sugar
mercay the market would add appeciaby farming
perity in the Midwest Years ago in Kansas par
tculary turned this field but the including
renowned Dr. Wiley could not sorghum beyond the
stage They defeated by heavy srchy Ventre
is reported have eliminated this impedmen by adding
pancreatc substance the syrup which dgess
turns it into sugar.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-27
Christmas Greeti,g
BY BENZ. A. Beard

6y penJ. n. Beard
We offer you, our many friends,
All that the Christmas spirit
lends
OF peace and joy, of love and cheer
This holy day, best of the year.
We think of how the Star of Light
Did guide the Wise Men on that
night,
And how the shepherds vigil kept.
Meanwhile the infant Jesus
slept
The greatest gift in Jesus birth
Was giv'n to man here on the.
earth;
And so the best that we can do,
Is make each other happy, too.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-27
CONFIDENCE AND CONCEIT

Efficiency experts and practitioners in the art Of super
craftsmanship lay stress what is casually sefcon
fidence To sell ones product to sell ones SELF they
confidence in his product his
ability.
But there wide difference between legitimate selfcon
stupid concet The latter quality unfortunately
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-27

lis to be found in in different walks of
life and when displayed any noticeable degree all
nSufferable.
Beautiful womenthat is, those who naturally beauti
full without dependence upon artificial adoften take the
air of having been altogether responsible pucrude
They forget that fate just easily might have made them hid
And the thing is true of the handsome youth who
realizing his hanSOmeneSs affects having
together responsible for his good looks
Concet, however, takes its form in those human
frames which lay claim than the average brains
ellecuaiy and this applies particularly professional walks
of life Even in the matter of brains intellect whatever
gods that obvious capable of producing
they of producing intellectual gants.
The beautiful woman of course, is that who,
although quite lovely unconscious of it. And the
he who realizes that WISDOM especially
his endowment of it. has many limitations.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-27

One attains respect for who with only their
and good police take the apparently nsOube
puzzle and put it together.
La gaceta., 1940-09-28

ca, la desaparici6n de Miguel
de Guzman, al que quiza habian
aseS.nado las hordas salvajes, ell
asalto de la hacienda, que comen
zaba a arder...
81; comenzaba a ardsr.
Maria habia dido un recrude-
.cimiento de los CRITICS y alaridos
de momentoS antes... Y caballos
que huian desbocados caneros
con la lana ardiendo cruzaban la
llsnura, ihuyendo deSpavoridos
de les barracones Y las cuadras
de la hacienda.
Los salvajes habian logrado
rodear la casa de hsces de paja
" alfalfa sscos como ladrillos, Y
les habian ~prendido fuego por
muchos sitios a la vez.
Maria de las Moves vic, ho-
rrorizada, como las lamas apa-
recian, en- largas lenguas rojas
y blanguecinas, a traves de los
wntanales abiertos.
La gaceta., 1940-09-28

I'm CRITIC de horror nuevo sa-
lis de su garganta.
En- seguida Sc precipit6 hacia
Ia puerta, intentando abrirla.
iInGtil L.. Alguien, los mismo
indios, quiza, la habian afianza-
do por fuera, y la infeliz iba a
psrecer aqui, achicharrada, jun
to al cadaver de Su espOso,
iAh, que agonia!...
iQue horroroso castigo de un
destino implacable!...
iIba a morir al lado de este
hombre que sra su marido, y al
que odiaba con Ell doble Cdio de
la eQuivocaci6n de su vida, Y de
saber que habia sido 81 Quisn or
ganiz6 esta venganza e:pantO-
sa L..
ST; ante los ojos de Maria de
las Nieves no cabia duda de que
IsidorO fue 81 que tram6 el ire
mendo drama: 81, Cuien rcb6 e
hiSO desaparecer para siempre
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
muerto?..

Luego, venciendo su miedo y
su repugnancia Sc atrevi6 a le-
vantarle la cabeza.
Los ojos de Isidoro, cast fuera
de las 6rbitas, estaban cubiertos
de una capa de sangre: era el
veneno, que habia circulado ra.
por TODD ell sistema
circulatorio del desdichado, pro-
vocando una muerte cast instan-
.tanea.
Maria de las News sinti6 que
su terror llegaba al paroxismo..
Els verdad que estaba saliva
Ida.
iPero no 10 era menos que va
nunca, nunca podria encontrar
.quiza, a su hiiol
III secreto del paradero de Mi
Iguelito, Sc habia esfumado cen
Ia muerte de Isidoro.
Y esta era su venganza: Ell
rapto del peQuenuelO de "a fin
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
.Comenzara ma6ana Ia serie defmtva
por Ell campeoneco lntersocial
La batalla p~eloteril entire Leales = Garibaldinos
empezara a las 2:3O de lS tarde
Cada novena ha prepArado d~ebidamente
a sus lanzadores

Sabe Ell inteligente director de
la Unione que en- parte princi1.
palfsima depende su victoria de-
la "dinamita" que sus lanzado-
res tiren scbre la "goma." Los
bateadores de los Leales son
muy peligrosos y 81 no tienen in
conveniente en- reconocerlo asi.
Willie Paz, con la ayuda del
nuevo coach, que no sera el anil
go Alfredo Martinez, estudia Ell
plan de batalla y ha rssuelto que
Punlido, su "as'', tenga a su car
90 Ell dep6sito de las curvas y
rectas.
FL domingo pasado Pulido do
min6 a la Unione, en- un jueg0
interesantisimo, y Paz sostiene
que el hermano del SIS de la Unto
ne servira de nuevo a sus opo-
nentes el "anestesico' que los in
capacita para batear de hit en-
los INSTANCES de "tribulaci6n."
Paz ha hecho practicar a los
Leales con una seriedad que pa
ra ST quisieran los ROjos de Gin
cimati.
La entrada costara 90 centa'
vos a los hombres Y solo diez q
las senoras y senoritas.
La Liga, que venia cobrandc
zoe a las damas, decide Ell mar
ties hacerlas huespedes de henol
de la serie y cobrarles solo 10c.
Esto hara que centenares de sc.
horas y senoritas vayan solas c
acompanadas de sus novios, pa
dres, hermanos Y amigos.
netras de la gonna actuara Ed
Leavine; Carl Lopez en- la pri-
mera y segunda base Y Martinez
La gaceta., 1940-09-28

La serie d~efinitiva por el cam
peonato Intersocial, de z juegos,
comenzara manana a las 80 de
la tarde, en- el parqne Cuscaden,
entire las potentes novsnas de los
Caballeros Leales y la Unione
Italiana.
Ell fuerte team" de los Lea
les, llamado Ell "Trabuco'' por
una parte del publico, gan6 Ia
primera serie y la animosa no
vena de la Unione, notable por
.su teamwork" conquist6 la vic
toria en- Ia segunda.
Reunida Ell martes pasado, la
Liga Intersocial acord6 que la Sc
RE por la bandera commence ma
mana.
Como en- Ell case de los Indies
de Cleveland y los Indios de De-
troit, los garibaldinos tienen con
fianza en- sus pitchers, cuatro y
~iardines, no en- sus bateadores
los Leales, aunque no juegan
NAL al campo, tienen deposita-
das sus anayores esperanzas en-
sus bateadores y en- cleric grade
en- sus pitchers estrellas, A. Put
do y E. Pedrero.
Andres Espolita, ell menos "ti.
gre" de los directories, aunque a,
gunos lie llaman ell "Tigre," Ia
venido preparando la campahs
~ TODD indica que comenzara e
primer juego con Capitano, tie
niendo en- la reserva a Salemi
domingo y Norman. 81 por algr
ma raz6n Capitano no puede to-
mar sobre sus hombros esa res.
ponsabiIidad, entonces Espolits
hara que Salemi vaya a la II
nea de fuego.
-~-~~vw-
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
Los Tigres vencieron los Indios y~sasAEon
eIcampeonato de Ia Liga AmJicana
La Serie MundiaI empezara ell Microbes

q juego para avisar al pGblicO
cue todo jugador del Cleveland
cue batease de Ely" seria "out"
81 uno de los jardineros del De-
troit tropezaba con las frutas t.
radas. ri individuo cue tir6 el
oesto de tomates fue detenido y
Nevada debajo de la glorieta,
dopde Tebbets lie do una lee
zion de boxeo, a presencia de la
.policfa, que Sc neg6 a ~intervenir
Ash el delincuente fue castiga-
do bajo su propio sistema de vic
lencia.
Las demostraciones del publ
co fueron frecuentes Y sirvieron
para demorar el comienzo del
Ijuega
Ell batazo de York fue Ell trige
simo tercero del ano y Charles
Gehringer habia llegado a la pri
mera por medic de una trans
ferencia,"
Tn POGO mas tarde Sc supO que
tambien los Yankees habian 81
do eliminados por los AtleticoS.
Uno novato de 26 amos, Floyd
Giebell, que nj siquiera es elegi-
BILE para la serie mundial, domi-
mo a los Indios cada vez que sc
pusieron amenazantes. Fu6 una
maniebra de sorpresa del vetera
mo Del Baker. Giebbell habia ga
nado Is desafios Y perdi6 II,
lanzando por ell Buffalo, de la
Liga international.
Los seis hits de los Indios, in
cluyendo tres de Ben Chapman,
de NADIA valleron en- cuanto a la
anotaci6n de carreras. Mandado
a batear por Bob Feller, en- Ell Ill
timo inning, Jeff Heath peg6
cinco fouls" y despues muri6
con un troll"
Feller mantuvo siempre ell de-
5afio bajo control, paro sus COM
paneros no lie ayudaron dsbida-
nente. Sirvi6 custre ponches y
distrihuyo ocho passes En- tres
innings lie sacaron del 'Fhoyo" ju
gadas de dos outs.
Cuando ell pGblicO desfilaba,
ID silencio era complete, EN- con :
traste con los momentos que pre-
ce9ieron al juego. Greenberg fus
alcanzado por dos tomates cuan
do cogia un fly. Las demostracio
mes del pGblico cesaron en- su ma
yor parbe cuando ell manager Os
car Dewitt sc dirigi6 a los 'fa-
fPasa a Ia 5 pdg,J
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
La Gaceta Folletin No. 259
TONIC U
"a
DE LA GALE

bian concentrate sus fuegos so
bre los indigenas que sc obsti-
naban en- acercar al iardin y al
hotelillo los haces de paja SEGA,
con siniestro prOp6sito...
Pero cada vez eran mas hume
rosos los muertos entire los de-
fensores de la casa, y a cada
instante los indios CANADIAN re-
rreno de un modo alarmante...
Y en- este momento fue preci-
samente cuando Isidoro de Bor-
gofa, interrumpiendo de un mo-
do brusco e inexplicable su fI-
nebre tarea de estrangular a su
mujer, vol6 por los aires, dando
dos o tres vueltas de campana y
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
DEPORTE
DE LOS Institutes
Terriers contra Morineros

Esta noche, en- Phillips Field,
Sc batiran los poderosoS Ter
riers de Tampa contra los Mari
neros de Sarasota.
Cherry, que recibi6 filos6fica-
mente las noticias sobre las de-
rrotas de los Dragones y las Pan
teras, presentara esta Inca de
combate: Moore, Menendez, Ur-
so, Muzio, Castellano, Tompkin
Kovach, Sheffield, Fidalgo, Dol
man v Vegas. La Inca de los sa.
r~asotanos es la siguiente: VII
lis Bispham, Healey, Rutledge
Southwick, Wilkins, Leatherm
Matberly, Miller, Scott y Spa
nos.
La gaceta., 1940-09-28

de lleno, hizo al desdichado esti-
rarse en- un brutal impulse de
.ballesta, que lie lanz6, como nm
pelele, por les aires.
La Ultima manifestation vital
en- Isidoro fue aquel lamentable
~ epileptico tembleteo de la pier
ma, que dur6 diez 0 dooe segun-
dos.
iDeSpues NADIA.
La gaceta., 1940-09-28

A cold cough seriously endaLgers
gu, you family, and your business
associates. illness from colds am
rouol.s causes Ore loss Of time
than all other deeases combined.
If you have a cough due to a cold'
ret Mentho-M ulsion, the guaran-
iced medicine, today. If Mentho-
ESilsion fails to stop your coughl1g
Immediately and ge' you entirely
yer your cold cough quicker chan
INV medicine you ever tried ask
'or your money be- K.
Mentho-Mulsio is more than az
,rdilary medicine. 1t coSsains vrS,
mins 4 and D to build your c91o
resistance, and seven soothing
.ealinR oils and %unguents, intiaa'
La gaceta., 1940-09-28

Maria de las Moves Sc inclin6
sobre 81.
Por el suelo, empapando la al
.fombra, corria Y Sc agrandaba
Su~cesivamente una gran man
cha negruzca, de un tono ber-
mejo.
La sangre del embajador DIES
tilaba POGO a POGO de la herida
cast invisible.
La mujer aterrada, lie cogi6
una mano. cOmprobando que Sc
Quedaba fra.
La gaceta., 1940-09-28

Cleveland, Sep. 2S.-S6lo tres
hits permiti6 aver Bob Fellar a
los Tigres de Detroit, pero uno
sic ellos fue un batazo de Rudy
York, con un pelotero en- las ba-
SEES, que produjo dos carreras y
entreg6 en- las manos del direc-
tor Del Baker la~bandera del
campeonato en- la Liga America
ma. Bate6 York su cuadrangular
en- Ell cuartO inning y en- presen-
ella de 1858 s5pectadores, que
con frecuenSia lie arrojaban a los
Tigres huevos, donates Y pata-
tas.
Uno de los fieIes arrojo I'm
ceSto de tomat:s verdes desde la
parte alta de la glorieta Y alcar-
z6 al catchr Birdie Tebettes, en-
la cabeza, derrIbandolo sobre Ia
arcia, pero sin lastimarlo seria-
mente. Esto ocurri6 cuando e
arbitro Bill Summers suspendit
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
quedando inerte junto a la puer-
ia, de bruces...

Maria de las Moves Sc acerc6
con paso epil6ptico a Isidoro, te-
miendo a cada segundo verlo in
corporarse de nuevo...
solo entonces pudo compren-
der 10 que habia ocurrido..
En- plena nuca, el diplomats
co tenia incrustada una peque-
ma flecha negra, que aparecda
manchada de sangre junto a Ia
herida.
El pequeno hierrecillo, que te.
MIA ell aspa primorosamente Gin
celado, habia penetrado por uno
de les enormes vsntanales de la
antecamara, hiriendo al emba-
jador en- Ell mismo nacimiento
de la espina dorsal.
La muerte de Borgoha fue
cast instantanea: el paquete ner
vioso centre Dis Ia vida, heridO