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Evening star., 1940-07-15
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON ". BURGESS.

ny THOHNTON w. 0UHGESS.
Johnny. Chuck came running up
to the edge Of the old briar patch
quite out Of breath. You see he is
so round and fat and roly-poly that
to run makes him pun and blow.
Johnny Chuck's eyes danced with
excitement as he peered into the
Old Briar Patch, trying to see Peter
Rabbit.
Peter! Peter Rabbit! Oh, Peterl"
he called. No one answered. Johnny
Chuck looked disappointed. It was
the middle Of the morning and he
had thought that Peter would surely
be at home then. He would try
once more.
"Oh, you Peter Rabbit" he
shouted in such high pitched voice
that 1t was almost a squeal.
what do you want?" asked
sleepy voice from the middle of the
briar patch.
Johnny Chuck's face lighted up.
Come out here, Peter, where I can
look at you," cried Johnny.
"Go away, Johnny Chuck! I'm
sleepy" said Peter Rabbit, and his
voice sounded just a wee bit cross.
for Peter had been out all night, q
habit which Peter has.
1--WE got some news for you,
Peter" called Johnny Chuck
eagerly.
How do you know it's news to
me?" asked Peter, and Johnny no.
ticed that his voice wasn't quite so
cross.
I'm almost sure 1t is, for I've
just heard 1t myself. and I've hur-
ried right down here to tell you,
because I think you'll like to know
it," replied Johnny Chuck.
"Pooh!" said Peter Rabbit, 'It's
probably as old as the hills to me.
You folks who go to bed with the
sun don't hear the news until It's
stale. What is it?"
'It's about Reddy Fox" began
Johnny Chuck, but Peter inter-
rupted him.
"Shucks, Johnny Chuck! You are
slow! Why, it was all over the Green
Meadows last night Reddy Fox had
been shot by Farmer Browns Boy!"
jeered Peter Rabbit. That's no
news. And here you've walked up
to tell me something I knew before
you went to bed last night! Serves
Reddy Fox right. Hope he'll be
lame for a week." added Peter Rab-
bit.
HE can't walk at ALI" cried
Johnny Chuck in triumph. sure now
that Peter Rabbit hadn't heard the
news.
whats that?" demanded Peter,
and Johnny Chuck could hear him
begin to hop along one of his pri-
vate paths in the heart of the Old
Briar Patch. He knew now that
Peter Rabbits curiosity was aroused
and he smiled to himself.
In a few minutes Peter thrust a
sleepy looking face out from the
Old Briar Patch and grinned rather
sheepishly. What was that you
were saying about Reddy Fox?" he
asked again.
I've a good mind not to tell you,
Mr.. Know-it-all," exclaimed Johnny
Chuck.
"Oh, please, Johnny Chuck"
pleaded Peter Rabbit.
Finally Johnny gave in. IT said
that Reddy Fox can't walk. Aren't
you glad, Peter?"
How do you know" asked Peter,
for Peter is very suspicious of Reddy
Fox and has to watch out for his
tricks all the time.
Jimmy Skunk told me. He was
up by Reddy's house early this
morning mad saw Reddy try to walk.
He tried and tried and couldn't
You won't have to watch out for
Reddy Fox for some time. Peter.
Serves him right, doesn't it?"
Lets go up and see If it really is
true" said Peter suddenly.
"All right" said Johnny Chuck,
and of they started.
Evening star., 1940-07-15

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Evening star., 1940-07-15

POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Do not spoil a child's lope OF
creating by trying to make him a
redliSt,
Evening star., 1940-07-15

Turkeys state railways consumed
nearly two-fifths Of MI coal mined
In that country last year.
Evening star., 1940-07-15

say" An individual is a single be-
ing or thing, existing distinct from
everything else or from all other
members Of the same class. This
word should not, therefore, be used
freely as q synonym for person.
Evening star., 1940-07-15
JOLLY POLLY
A Little Chat on English
BY JOSEPH J. FRISCH.
do to me- >

]. DIT heard q person (man,
woman, etc. say" is the correct
form, not II heard an individual
Evening star., 1940-07-15
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Evening star., 1940-06-16

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Evening star., 1940-06-16
A COUPLE
OF DIMES
Continued from preceding pooe

81 see Luke Hanson's got out of
jail
''He won't be out long squealcd
Ellis angrlly. Look what he done to
me-"
''Luke's quite a lad with his fists
FISTS! Hell! He hit me with gun
butt, here" Ellis touched the lump on
his forehead gingerly. MY own gun
"Oh. OH growled Forster. "You
two usin guns now"
! CAUGHT him stealln' two yearlin'
heifers - with my brand on an allr'
Stealing cattle. l can't picture
Luke doing that 1t don't add up. We
better drive down and see what Luke's
got to say for himself"
mot me-" said Ellis hastily. Han
sons tough He's toughern before he
went to jail"
"They mostly are
can he's still got my gun.
Get in the car" Forster ordered.
81 won't let him touch you. Come on,
now"
As they drove south towards the
Hanson place. Ellis said nervously:
'Hanson's tough egg
-"Plenty tough" Forster agreed
Tough times make tough eggs, and
Hanson's had tough time. | remem-
Der when he was real nice fellow.
Then he bought halfsection of land
from you -"
"An' right there my troubles
startedr'
BOUGHT his farm at peak prices,
Forster continued Got one good year
Got married. And then wheat prices
went all to hell. Then on top of that
the drought came and he didn't have
much wheat Still, guess he got most
of the mortgage paid Off
Hell never pay it off," snarled
Ellis
mot if you can hinder him"
Just as soon as the law'l let me,
Pm goin' to drive him to hell off the
place"
you're kind of rat, Ellis
81 amt never been in jail
''Too cunning. Rats are like that"
"What you gotta worry about is
Hanson. not me- said Ellis earnestly.
Hes desperate, tell you. An he's
(Continved on poge 2O)
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Evening star., 1940-06-16

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Evening star., 1940-06-16

SrRoMBoLI gnashed his teeth with rage,
he tore his big black beard; he yanked his
earrings, bit his tongue he sputtered and
he sneered: Old soldiers never die. But
there are geologic laws - You scratch
flea and find fluke, a fellow full OF
in modern dress. Aha. my military friend,
Just take another guess
Evening star., 1940-06-16

Dur luckily our Jimmy the Cricket was
at bat "Mv nose. it knows he told him
self somewhere smell rat" He trailed
Stromboll down the street and saw the
villain stop. to enter with suspicious ali
into druggist $ shop. Just as feared
What's up his beard" And Jim began to
worry: I've got to find what 5 on his mind
and stop it in hurry
Evening star., 1940-06-16

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Evening star., 1940-06-16

30 HAPPY Zeppo went to work to advertise
his show. and while he painted posters bright
he let his fancy go: Aha, Stromboli YOU
are through. No use. my boy. no soap A
full house gets the Jack pot. and | get
my fondest hope; there cash to spend,
there's bread to eat, a little house for two:
pink hoyhocks around the door - Marina
dreams come true
Evening star., 1940-06-16

AND life for once came up to dreams with
perfect satisfaction, for people crowded to
the Fair to see the new attraction. They
swarrned about the Circus with enthusiastic
hum. all fOrklng out their hard-earned cash
and calling friends to come. Its just a
SELL" Stromboli yelled "A fake and dis
grace But no one stirred and no one heard
- the tleas had vowed the place
Evening star., 1940-06-16
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La gaceta., 1940-03-13
LA COMPANIA DE
ELIGIO
SU DIRECTORATE

Los accionistas de la compa-
MIA de telefonos, la Peninsular
Telephone, Sc reunieron aver en-
esta ciudad y eligieron un nuevo
directorate.
Carl ID. Brorein continuara
siendo Ell presidente y admins
trador general; C.. E. Archer,
tesOrero y auditor; J. A. Griff-
in, vice presidente; Frank D..
jackson, se~cretario; james G.
Handy, asistente tesOrero; g.
w. Wilson, asistente secretario;
abogados consultores, Mckay,
MacFaraDe, Jackson y Ferg-
usson; directories, ademas de
Brorein, Griffin, Archer y Jack
son, los Sres. COggeshall, de
New York; L. C. Gerry, de Pro
violence, r. l., y Earle L. Peters,
de Toledo, Ohio.
La compahia tiene un siste-
ma de $1,000 telefonos, un au-
mento de $500 sobre el aho all
terror.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
Hore-Beisha lanzo I'm Wolento
ataque contra ell Gobiemo
Esperase una ofensiva alemana en- ell
frente Occidental

LONDRES, mario 13.--Ho-
re-Belisha, ell eXministro de la
Guerra, lanz6 hoy un viole 20
ataque contra ell gobierno en-
la Camara de los Comunes. di
eiendo que no habia prometi-
do ayuda en- gran escala a Fin
landia hasta que los finlande
ses amargamente la pidieron.
"Como excusa para no ayu-
dar a Finlandia, dijo, Sc venia
dando un punto tecnico de
muy POGO valor.
Ell discurso del eXministro
sera contestado por ell primer
ministro.
Los gobiernos de Paris y
Londres tienen hoy la certcza
de que la paz ruso-finlandesa
alentara a Hitler para lamar
su tan aguardada ofensiva en-
ell frente occidental. Tambi&n
Sc estima possible una acci6n
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
PAGARA Ell GOBIERNO Ell
500 DE LOS GAST0S

Washington, mario 13.-Des
pues de una eonferencia con el
presidents Roosevelt, efectuada
en- compahia del gobernador
Cone, Arthur B. Hale, presiden
tie de la comisi6n de carreteras
del Estado de Florida, declar6
que ell Gobierno Federal habia
convenido en- abonar la mitad
de los gastOs que origine la cons
trucci6n de caminos hacia las
nuevas bases aereas de Tampa,
Jacksonville y Cocoa. Esos ca
mines costaran, segdn Ell calcu
10 de Hale, $780, 900.
Los detalles fueron arregla-
dos con Ell comisionado federal
De carreteras, Thomas H. Nc
Donald.
Para los dahos causados en- las
carreteras por las heladas, Ell
GObiernO no parece dispuesto a
eoutribuir.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
PROCESADOS CUATRo FLA


Atlanta, MARIO 10. - I'm
Gran Jurado del condado 10
Fulton orden6 aver ell proce-
samiento de cuatro presuntos
barbaros flageladores, Char
les Watts, Claudio Campbell,
w. c. Anderson y Clifton Col
den.
Sc les acusa de haber NAL
tratado brutalmente a T. E.
Young, en- ell pasado mes de
julio.
Watts apaiece tambi6n acu
sado de maltratar a S. w. yo-
mes, del condado de Clayton,
ell aho pasado.
Hoy Sc investiga por ell iuez
Paul A. Donehoo ell a~sesinato
del babero Isaac CASTOR.
I'm Jurado federal dict6 ell
procesamiento de un policia,
w. F. Sutherland, acusado de
vlolar las libertades etvieas,
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
ITALIA RECIBIRA POR FE-
Ell CARBON
ALEMAN

Roma, mario 13.-Alera-
MIA e Italia firmaron hoy un
convenio por medic del cual
la primera mandara carbon a
la segunda, por terra, evitan-
do asi ell bloqueo ingles.
Dicese que ell convenio es ell
resultado de las conversacio-
mes de la semana pasada entire
Mussolini y Won Ribbentrop.
Debera Alemania faci!itar
los carros para ell carbon del
Ruhr y Westfalia; Italia usa-
RI sus carros para transporter
carbon desde Polonia.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13

diplomatica naZi-sovietica,
combinada, contra los intere-
ses Aliados en- los BalkancS.
Russia, con su victoria, pc =
dra disponer de algunos recur
SOS econ0micos para mandar-
los a Alemania.
Sabese que Alemania y Ru-
STA Sc proponen ofrecerle a Ru
mania garantias de seguridad.
Gu Gambia por privilegios CO =
merciales.
La reunion de la Dieta fin
landesa es aguardada aqin
con gran interes.
Hoy Sc trata de describir a
Noruega y Suecia como las ma
clones "villanas", por haher
rechazade ell paso de trOpAs
Aliadas por su territorio.
Este punto de la actitud es-
candinava Sc destaca particu-
larmente por ell London Daily
Herald.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
CAPITULO HOY FINLAN-
Ola ANTE LA RUSSIA So
WET
Kdllio D ManRerheim HdblG-
ron pOr la Radio

Helsinki, Mario 13.-Alegan
do no tener confianza en- las pro
mesas de las naciones democra-
ticas, que lie dejaron solo frente
a un enemigo enormemente SUI
perior en- ndmero, Ell Gobierno
do hoy la noticia de haber acep
tado en- uprincipio, pendiente
de 10 que Ell Parlamento resuel-
va, las onerosas condiciOnes de
paz de Russia.
A las IL de la maIana el ejer
otto finlandes ces6 de combatir
y e viernes, tan luego la Dieta
ratifique ell tratado con Russia,
comenzara a retirarse a sus nue.
vas fronteras. La retirada acOr-
dada Sc ~efectuara a raz6n de z
kilometres por dfa.
Por la Radio dieron hoy la
noticia y la comentaron ell mi
nistro de negocios extranjeros,
Vaino Tanner, Ell presidente de
la RepGblica, Kyosti Kallio, y ell
general en- jefe del ejercito, ma
riscal Mannerheim.
Finlandia sc vic obligada a
ceder, Sc dijo porque habia per
dido la esperanza en- las promo
sas hechas. La iucra era desi-
quail.
Muchos ciudadanos en- las ca
lies de Helsinkin aseguraban
que la noticia era falsa; pero
sc convencieron de 10 contrario
al DIR los discusses de sus go
bernantes.
En- todos los circulos Sc Oo-
servd la mayor tristeza. Las
banderas fueron colocadas a me
dIa asia en- los edificiOs pdbli-
cos.
Tanner revel6 que Francia e
Inglaterra habian ofrecido un
ej6rcito de 1900 hombres; pc
70 que Suecia y Noruega Sc ne
gaban a dejar pasar esas tro-
pas. Esta actitud de los passes
escandinavos Sc convirti6 en- un
obstaculo insuperable.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
CON MAY0RIA
LOS P~ARTIDARIOS DE UN
TERCER TERMIN0

Manchester, N. H. mario IL.
Los partidarios del tercer ter
mino lie dieron aver una mayo
ria al p~residente Roosevelt EN-
las elecciones primaries verifi-
cadas en- ell Estado.
Ell mas alto de los delegados
de Roosevelt contaba hoy con
cerca de 5000 vOtos y Ell mas al
to de los delegates de Farley,
1888.
Aparecen a la cabeza de los
Delegates, en- ell partido repu-
'blicano, los partidarios del Sc
nador Bridges.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13

MOSCU, MARIO 13.-El 60
bierno Soviet habl6 hoy de
una gran victoria Y estima que
la capitulaci6n de Finlandia
equivale a una derrota para
Inglaterra.
"Pravda" dice que ell trata-
do de paz no es solo una victo
ria para ell pueblo Soviet, 81
no para los trabajadores lie
TODD ell mundo. la tarea que
ell gobierno Sc habia impuesto
ACADIA de terminar. Esta va ga
rantizada la seguridad de Le-
ningrado."
En- ell Kremlin Sc dijO hoy
que ell tratado es "una esplen-
dida contribution a la paz del
mundo.'
A la conclusion de la que
ira no-declarada, que duro
1O5 dias, Russia ha obtenido
de Finlandia las ~sigiuentes ven
tajas: TODD ell Itsmo de Kare-
liza Y la Inca Mannerheim /; la
ciudad de Viipuri, ell puerto y
las islas de la bahia; todas las
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
Sc HOY LA
HUELGA EN- SIETE PUER-
TOS DEL SUR

Jacksonville, mario BY.
E. Townsend, vicepresidente de
Ia international de Estibadores,
anunci6 aver que hoy Sc termi-
nara, bajo un arreglo condicio-
nal, la huelga de 5000 estiba.
dores en- siete puertos del sur de
la naci6n.
Depende ell arreglo de que los
navieros reconozcan ell derecho
de los trabajadores a un aumen
to, 81 ash 10 acuerda una conf
sion nombrada, desde la fecha
de reanudaci6n del trabaio
hasta que un convenio definiti-
vo Sc firme.
La huelga lleva va dos sema-
mas de duraci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
~RENUNlCIARON DOS MINIS
TROS DE FINLANDIA
Los TermiRos de Pdz de Moscu

Londres, mario 1S.-Un des-
pacho de la agencia Havas da
cuenta de que en- la mahana Ge
hoy dimitieron sus carteras los
ministries de guerra Y educa-
ci6n de Finlandia, Sres. Juho
Niukkanen Y X. Hannula.
Los obServadOres politicos
Green que no habra tratado de
paz con Moscu sino es por me-
dio de I'm golpe de Estado.
BESIDE Moscu comunioan In
firma de un tratado de paz con
Finlandia; pero en- Helsinki Sc
afirma que la paz depende de 10
que acuerde la Dieta. La delega-
ci6n finlandesa no ha confir-
mado aun la noticia del tratado.
Ell tratadO, segun ell gobierno
russo ,debera notificarse dentro
de tres diaS. Los terminos acor-
dados en- principle, segun sc de
&c, son les siguientes: Finlan-
dia cedera a Russia ell Itsmo de
Karelia y ell Soviet penetrara en-
la Inca Mannerheim la ciudad
de Viipuri y las islas de su ba-
hia pasaran a Russia; todas las
orillas del Lago Ladoga y tres
poblaciones en- elias enclavadas
una base naval en- Hanko Y n
peninsula que la rOdea, por. un
periodic de 30 amos; parte de las
peninsulaS de Sredni y Ryba-
chi, en- ell oceano Artico; varias
islas del Golfo de Finlandia; u
ma gran tajada del nordeste de
Finlandia, incluyendo a Kuola-
jarvi; durante 1910 Sc cons.
truira por Russia un ferrocarril
que mira ell Mar Blanco Y Ell
golfo de Boznia, quedando divi-
dida en- dos la Namada estre-
cha cintura de Finlandia; libre
transito para las mercancias ru
sas a traves de Petsamo, desde
Russia a Noruega, sin derechos
de aduana; Finlandia podra
mantener pequehos guardacos+
tas en- las aguas DEF Artico, pc
70 no barcos de guerra, subma-
rinos o aeroplanos; las tropas
rusas Sc retiraran Immediate
mente a sus nuevas fronteras.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
T Ell FISCAL REX FA-
RRIOR CONTRA LOS ES-
TABLECIMTENTOS QUE
VENDEN BOLITA

Ell fiscal del Estado, Rex Fa-
rrior, present6 aver un escrito
en- la Corte del Circuito para
que Sc prohiba la venta de boil
ia al cafe Serafin, situado en- ell
1701 de la avenida de Nebras-
ka, propiedad de A. Fernandez,
y al cafe Lido, del 1880 East
Broadway, propiedad de Felipe
S. Puglisi.
Como duehos de los edificios
donde Sc italian radicados esos
establecimientos, ell fiscal men,
ciona a la Sr. X. F. Deckle y H.
S. Hampton.
10 que el ministerio p1blica
desea, segdn ell fiscal, es cerrar
por complete Ell juego en- esta
ciudad.
"Otros escritos seran presen-
tados de acuerdo con Ell plan del
anterior y del presente Gran
Jurado".
La Corte Suprema sostuvo
cuatro casos similares que hu-
BIO de presentar en- Ell mes de &C.
tubre.
Hasta Ell microbes de la Sc
mana pr6xima no volvera a
reunirse q Gran Jurado.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
MoscG dice que Ell tatado de paz
es una denota para lnglatera
Pravda habla de una gran victoria

orillas del Lago Ladoga y te-
rritorio al nordeste del lago;
arrendamiento por 80 amos de
la peninsula fortificada de
Hanko, que sera convertible en-
una base naval; varias islaS
en- ell Golfo de Finlandia, las
de mayor valor estrategico
una faja de territorio en- ell
circulo Artico; parte de las pc
ninsulas de Rybachi Y Srendi,
en- ell Artico; un ferrocarril que
mira a la Russia Blanca con
Boznia; una Inca de avioneS
entire Russia y Noruega, sohre
Petsamo, sin restricciones pa
ra los ciudadanos Y ell conner
clio russo; Finlandia no mapda-
ra barcos de guerra, aunque 81
podra enviar peQuenos guar
dacostas, al oceano Artic0;
por ell arrendamiento de Hank
pagara Russia 10000 d6larcs
al ano o su equivalente en- me
media finlandesa Finlandia de
bera negociar con Russia una
alianza de no-agresi6n.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13

Debil, sin los recursos indis-
pensables para resistir, la Re-
p1blica Finlandesa capitul6 hog
ante ell OSo Soviet.
Por la Radio dijeron ell presi.
dente Kallio y ell mariscal Man.
nerheim que 10 habfan hechc
por no tener confianza en- la;
promesas de las naciones demo
craticas.
Finlandia ha seguido ell can't
no que estima menos escabrost
para sus hijos.
Neville Chamberlain lie habfs
~prometido ayuda a los finlanie
ses; pero Sc conform6 con man.
darleS unos pocos aeroplanos J
canones. Francia imit6 a Ingla.
terra.
Finlandia necesitaba mayo.
res pertrechos, mayor nGmer1
de aeroplanos y I'm ejercito ex-
tranjero para reforzar ell suyo.
h Neville hizo la promesa despues
de que las negociaciones con RI
STA Sc habfan iniciado!
Kallio y Mannerheim Sc ne
raron a aceptarla.
Chamberlain Sc complace Ell
cometer nuevos errores, perO
los conservadores ingleses insis
ten en- mantenerlo en- la pres
dencia del Consejo de Minis
tros.
A la causa de las naciones de-
mocraticas, la mejor, mucho
convendria la retirada, ahord
mismo, de los individuos como
Chamberlain.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
APROBO Ell SENAD0 UNA
RESOLUTION DEL SENA-
DOR B

Washington, MARIO 13.-E1
comite de comercio del Senado
aprob6 aver uno resolution del
senador republican, Tobey, de
New Hampshire, en- contra de
algunas de las preguntas inopor
tunas e inconvenientes que de-
beran hacer los enumeradores.
del Censo Nacional. La resolu-
ci6n pasara ahora al Senado,
que no Sc sabe euando La discn-
tira.
Edward j. Noble, subsecreta-
rio de concrete, estima que la
preguntas son pertinentes y no
seran retiradas 81 Ell SenadO no
act1a.
Tobey declare que la votaci6n
en- ell comite es una victoria pa
ra ell pueblo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
Ell PHIL
FPS AMENAZA DE NUEVO

Oklahoma City, mario 13.-
Ell pintoresco gobernador Phil
fps amenaza hoy con declaFar la
ley marcial en- la Represa del
Grand River y mandar tropas a
csc lugar 81 10 cOnsidera perth
nente.
Phillips exige a la WPA ell pa
go de $3.50, 900 a modo de indem
nizaci6n por obras realizadas
en- la Represa y a beneficio del
Estado.
Los trabajos finales progre-
san Y ell gobernador insiste en-
que 10 primero es indemnizar.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
CONCERTO DE UN
N

Esta noche, entire las s:15 y
las 80 dara un concerto por Ia
Radio, estaci6n de onda corta
Columbia International, ell te-
nor argentine Enrique Ruiz. La
acompahara tocando ell piano, 81
compositor espahol Federico
Longas.
Ruiz es I'm discipulo de Lam
bert, ell conocido professor de
Milan, Italia.
lie presentara Ell Sr. America
Lugo Romero, locutor de la Co
lumbia, quien lie hara algunas
preguntas.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13


Los !efes de&Bolita, en- Tam
pa y en- otras ciudades, ayudan
a los politicos, en- ell periodic elec
toral, con las ganancias que de-
puebl oextraen.
Calladamente los politicoe
guardian ell dinero y 10 emplean
en- defender sus candidates 9
Candidaturas.
Despues, a la bora de Ia cose.
cha, ell bolitero demanda ell de-
recho de seguir "apuntando".
Agradecidos, los jefes politi-
cos cierran los ojos o Sc hacen
pasar jugosas "pensiones''.
Todo Ell "misterio" de las cam
panas contra Ell juego, en- Tam
pa, ha consistido siempre en-
guitar a unos para poner a O
tros.
Los boliteroS son individuoS
habiles Y tienen amigos en- to.
dos los sectores.
liza elocuencia de la plata
no sabemos que haya perdidc
su valor, abarcando a tiriOs y
troyanos, en- la politica de POI
AGA.