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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
PROMINENT WADE
CITIZEN dies BY
SHOT SELF FIRED
aoeert yinrent Davis Fsun8 Dead
In sis ffouss THURSDAY MsEning
villa shet Can BY side

Rooert Vincent Dav1A. resident al
Wa1e died at hts home at 4 o'ciock
II arSgi2y morning after firing Z
SAot iufo hts chin Coroner III A.
Fails, who investigated the shooting,
sailed asat Davis died a. the re-
salt Of gun shot wounds. entering
EadeF the chin. ranging upward,
@li-infiscted
Although there zsere no eve-wit-
nesSez 70 the shooting, invesfiRat-
Ing officers stated that 1t waS OBJ
vi0ualy q suicide and no coroner's
inquest wAx conducted.
According 70 ms w1dow. DAVIS
arose from hl& bed about 1 o'clock
Ii the meruiizs and went into q
room adjoining their bed room A
iew minutes later she heard the dis
charge Of q gun and. going into the
room g Sc what had happened. she
found Davis on the floor with most
Of his face blown Away and q single
barrel shot gun. which had just been
discharges lying beside him
The deceased had been Ia III health
for the past two months and he era
forced to Be absent from his duties
~ the Z. s Government Reservation
much Of the time. Recently ne was
transferred 20 Panama City. Fla, as
Il was thought shat the change
would benefit his health. HIS III
res continued and Monday Of this
week he returned home.
Davis would have been 81 years old
on august D He was q native and
nfe~l0ng resident Of Wade. FOR the
past Is years he had been employed
NJ the Government Reservation as
a fireman on boats. He was highly
esteemed by the residents OF Wade
rs an upright citizen. kind and
l0Yeable and : good Christian He
wa1 = member of the Wade Baptist
church. under whose auspices the
funeral viii be conducted this
afternoon. with services BY Rev.
A. v Faggard.
The deceased leaves besides his
widow. three children, Robert. Jr.,
5, Betty. ;: and Larry. 1: his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman w.
Davis. Of Wade: TITO sisters. Mrs. A.
p. Goff. Wade and Mrs d o. New-
man. Paseagoula. two brothers.
Howard and Jerry Davis. Of Wade.
AM numerous other relatives.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
Methodist Women
Change Missionary
Organization Title

Circle No | Of tae woman's Mis-
xionary Society Of the PascasuulA
Methodist church was hostess 70
Circle No 2 Monday afternoon al 3
meeting AT the Municipal Park.
The president Mrs e Il naoct
presided over the short business
session and extended the welcome
TO tne guests. The devotional vas
gwen By Mrs Mckenzie
A letter from the president Of the
Methodist Council Was read by Mrs
J W Moore. which stated that the
name o. the Missionary Society waS
changed 70 the ~Womans Division
Of Christian Service
during the social hour games we're
played and q contest was held. In
which MIS-. J. Cole won the prize
A delicious salad plate and drinks
we're served.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
S~llipbuilders And
Paper Makers Meet
Here Saturday
Third OF Their Series OF Games TIC
b Decided SATURDAY. After
neen At ; 0seleek

ne Eneaas sAiphalldens and the
Southern Kraft papemin baseball
teams xtn tznele IN the third Of
her serle g games Ter lie sea
seq Saturday Afternoon 3; ) oeloek
o. tie Inszns athletic Ted diamond.
Il the past msetlngs. each team
emerged zith 3 victory ard both
cans are anxiosaz 70 lake thk game
e gles i : decided edge oveT the
osasT.
Ire pubic i invited 70 attend the
came Both teams I'll Be repre-
sen1aa sdfh strong nne-ups and
there Is considerable rivalry between
TIE tKe outfits
ne Ingalls, teams has several in
teresting contests slated for the
near several weeks Thoe include
games Nasn Re Alabama DRY Docks
team = HzxENeli fed o. Sunday
August : n Moo.Ie and . return
game s4ta The Czseyk q Noodle Al
tne ingalls, PARK
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
Drifting Sail Boat
Picked Up BY Coast
Guard Planes
sea Gypsy" Owned ny Edward
Lennen nreke rs Meering
On July Z.

The Lennep SAL boat. Sea Gypsy
lived up % ix name recently and
IN = rowing mood started cut on
its oNn after breaking from It's moor
ing of the paseagoula Beach where
It had been left by its owner. nd
ward Iennep That vas on July Z
A search for the missing boat Was
instigated and the Coast Guard was
enlisted in the search. Coast Guard
planes u charge Of Pilot TuIley Of
Biloxi. sighted the small craft IN the
horseshoe about five miles south Of
Deer Island The plane radiocd the
0ulfport station and The picket boat
CCi4342 set out and picked UP the
boat and toRea IL to the Biloxi Coast
Guard base where young Lnnep
claimed Il and identified Is the fol-
lowing week.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
Plymouth Coupe Is
Destroyed By Fire
Thursday At Hurley

4 Plymouth coupe. said 70 Be oEn-
81 D Joe store OF Americas IN
ne northern part q Jackson C0n-
=. As completely burned early
Thursday morning. It Was reported
~ Sheriff Guy Kre6 The car Vas
reported . have been stolen and
81 found near ne SteNart-Hamil-
tan pace N Hurley. When found
Sheriff Kreas reported. TIE car was
zuIl burning Apparently * had
bern - O. IRE and then pushed
81 into ; deep gully Sheriff Krebs
: conducting Al investigation.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

County Red Cross
Sewing Exhibited
In Ocean Springs

The Ocean Springs Red Cross
Swing Room waS open TO visitors
on Monday Is announced by Mrs.
l. n Mcclure. local chairman. and
AIRS Extn FTsaF. eo-enAIrman.
TIE ftnished products Of the sew
lnR rooms n jackson County we're
On display showing the Splensid
xufk accomplished THUS FAR THIS
shipment consisted OF los dresses Of
III sizes Is hand knitted sweaters.
Ia slips. s pairs Of pants one com
pAete layette ard 3 sweaters DO.
mated BY the jackson County Mills.
Mr. e. n Carr. general chairman
wishes u express her thanks auc
appreciation 70 al thoSe xho have
Nozked % die antls ard hopes thes
ill continue 10 cooperate II tai
Aeak
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
new SCHOOL Bus
DRIVERS SELECTED
BY SCHOOL HEADS
All But Three Kaases Centrzeted
For ny jackson County Board
or Trustees

A r. Megefec. superintendent of
education for the jackson county
schools. has announced that xfEh
few exceptions ali OF the school bus
drivers for the county schools have
been selected. The only drivers who
have to be- selected are Route :. st.
Martin School: Route 3 Daisy
VestTy School. and Route 6. VAN
cleaYe School
All buses 10 be- furnished By the
contractors, which were awarded
contracts for two years. must con-
form with the safety requirements
a set out BY tine State Board Of
Education
The drivers awarded contracts
we're as follows
Bayou Cn8otte-Ray Krehs.
Daisy vestry W z. Fletcher.
Route 2. Otto Furry. Route /. W. 9
Cox Route Z; and u D shattle.
Route s.
Escatawpa-wlilard Bailey. Route
/; ,. L. Nelson. Route 2 IFn -
Wyatt Route g.
Hurlry-Afelyin Eisy. Route 1: q
J. Enerxnn. Route H6fhert Dino
ING. Route ., y L. Holder. Route Z.
and q. AZ Rpsers. Route s.
Lave Oak Pond-D Gay Fletcher.
Route l
Orange Lake--LesEie Clark. Route
/: Rufus Naples. Route 2: Ira Bang.
Route ,; and HRS. Edith Stork.
Route 4
81 Martin Lockaru Brown.
Roate /: Eldridge WiIkerxon. Route
2. and W r. Bullock. Route 4
Tanner~Williams-W. Il Pierce.
Route 1; ~ p Tanner, Route 2:
Mrs. Lena Prassenos, Route 3
Vancleave-J. l. Tootie. Route l.
Burton Roberto. Route ?: T. =.
Cochran. Route 3. Theron 4.
Fletcher, Route 4: Leo Mobiles. Route
5; and Choyce Groves. Route e-B
Wade-A. @. johnson. Route /.
Leon cumbesi. Route 2. and Jesse
James. Route 8
Bluff creek-Alvin Burney. Route
2
Davis Chapel I'd Anderson
Route 1.
Pasoaeoula Separate school DIS
uict-Ray Krebs.
Lyon School-Houston c. Penton.
Bids for the other remaining
routes viii be received in the office
OF Supt Megehee al II o'clock on
the morning Of Saturday. August ).
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
FOREIGN WAR
VETERANS ELECT
NEW OFFICERS
Visiting Officials Present Al Meet
anr Held In Coart Hs1Se On
rneSaay Night

walter a. Oertlln Vas elected
commander OF the neniy organized
pas4 81 the Veterans o. Foreign
Wars al = meeting held TBedsF
nizht Of ex-sergace mer. IL tie
jackson County Court House n Pas
caxoula. Veterans o. various foreign
Mzrx ia which the United SIaEez
ms participated we're present e. the
meeting.
Joe Co.'s was excited senior vice.
commander Of the post. J. Car De-
eosnyEa. Junior vsee-conmandsF Cal
vim T. Boldlng. post Q-14rtzrmaSler
}. 9. Sullivan. chaplain II 4
K-.He. post advocate. Benjamin !
Wilson. John @. Hollifaelo ana
James Il Yeage-. trustees. Stanley )
BTznlsn. guard. and II A kruse
post Adiutant
There Nere various stale Officers
present a. the meeting nscladlng =
). B1Etar. Biloxi Selsog Nsce-leG-
miner q the State Department.
Sherwood o. Stubs Ds1rtcz Ad.
tulauk. Israel Stemper. chairman q
poppies Each Of these officials
msde snort ak
Following completion o. the a.
~eznlzaflon formal Application fox Z
charter Tor he post E&s made ana
Ire Application was placed sin IL
state officials ~ atten1ance Tnz
paa1 uAI serve the entire county
ard al ex-serylce men are ellsIbk
fax membership
The ner regular meeting q the
past Vii - heic tonight. FRIDAY
Ja.y H Meetings n the future I'll
D held each FRIDAY Ia tie coars
house until another meeting pzaee
Is selected The sessions Hfu begin
It ) oiclock
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
Death OF Senator
HarrisOn's Brother

Woe1 uAs received IA PaScagoala
Wednesday 0. TIE death Of Benia-
mn n Harrison. brother Of L S
Senator PA Harrison CT Mississippi
Nha dled II Crystal Springs Tues
1aF folEawlng a. operation his
funeral aas held Wednesday a. The
home Of ; sister. Mrs {. Z Saund-
ers IN Crystal Springs
Ire deceased 9as s. Yeasz old and
wes q native q Crystal Springs lie
leaves besides MS sister and Senator
Harrt On. another brother. 4 d
Harrison q kAlmAehael and other
nepheNx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
Singing Convention
Here Sunday, 9th

The East jackson County Sing.
ing Convention viii meet Sunday
July p. 81 tie Court House IN Pas
ease4la. beginning AZ 1000 ard clos
ing At 3 O. O'Clock
Several groups OF trained singer
VII b present 10 present special
NUMBER
The public Is cordially invited &c
come and enjoy the day.
q a HAMILTON.
President
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
BLUES VIZ GME

The Blue team Ct ne Jackson
County Wooien Nils scored : 8 . q
victory over the Y y B c team q
PascaEoula n z1ftoan GAME
played Tuesday night Il TIE Pasca-
gouia PARK Hoaee runs b Junior
Moody and LAdanIz Biankznzhip
featured ne game ne batteries
Tor TIE Hznea NeHe LAdozlA BIanken-
ship. pitcher. ard Pose B1dIskl
catcher.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mr.. and HRS. Herbert Beckham
Of Mobile. and Alfred Beckham Of
Bayou LaBatre. visited IN the home
Of Lee G Beckilam. and sisters. MlSs
Belle Beekham and Mrs Lcona Fens-
Ter. Tuesday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mrs Joe v. RIOS and children. Of
SpTinghill. Louisiana. are visiting
relatives here tins week.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
HANDSOME YACHT
LAUNCHED LAST
Rttk 6Y KRt8S
An Exaet nupliease az Thf Fssssus
Hurricane which NfAdr A
z2ase kffle Cru1se.

Another hsndsofse yacht an exac.
eur1irafe q the Hurricane famous
baai built "a PaNcaxous y S z.
Krex ard Sos - tbs.r ~khipYasz on
KrekN Lake. u1x launched q / week
a. the save yard Ti5e Wkssel h
built for l. A 1eBTuom. prominent
ues Mosnex. Iowa architect who
winh hN Nife I'll make Their home
o. the boat and intend making a
cruise to various parts Of Tire coun-
fry.
The r vessel trim. sturdy and
feaMurtl1g "a launched with APP
pxuaE4Ats ceremonies Mis- Rose
Knebs hsnke = bottle q Champagne
across TIE bo& o. une vessel as IL
aid into the water and ehrigtenec
IL fhe Std0trae FOllow1ng tire
launching 3 reception uAs held at
TIE plant for . large number Of
gusstA 70 whom refreshments were
served
The Hurricane had made q
ruund-the-HoFn cruise covering a.
GO miles without a aAi1elr miSnap,
q fen years aRo The 8zdoane. &
a beautiful craft Il Is IS feet over
al With Is foot beam and ; draugft
Ct 81 fest i vii be > keuch rlsKed
vessel xfsen completed with two
maSts Il wili not depend entirely
on saik 70 mopel Il but sill have
q Is horsepower auxiliary Gray
Diesel motor The boat has a sheet
copper bottom ard 4 one Of the
FIRST O. thai sype built II many yeags
accuT1iF1R 70 Mr. kreh. its builder.
Wnen completely rugged the YES
sei a4Ii cost about $4,000 All in-
terror sork ard FURNISHINGS Of the
kuaf vii be facsory-made The boat
vii contain statkfooEn. galley. sleep
.ng quarters fer five peoIae asoaef.
iavatoTy, and al modern ~eoglyeni-
enceA
Mr.. and AIRS McBroom were here
fer tllE launching Of the boat and
returned TO their home tn Dea
Moanes during the week end 50 thai
All. McHrc<zn can clnae o0i his
raxine& and return 10 take charge
e the hssaL
AHsnsher Keea Laid
Another niN flzaIan boat 20 b.
used ~ . snapper fishing vessel was
starue1 q thS Krehs SfipysFn ilals
NNk with the laying Of q Ts-fool
keel This vessel Is being built for
the Star Fish and Oyster Co. Of
Mobaie. Ala During the IS years
Aft ErebS has operated the slaip-
yard he has bazsfl = boats Of this
fyps f0r the MobLIe firm.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
Sunrise, Sunset and High
and Low Tide
Port Of Paseagoula

H5sH Tsm s45 an 7.4s pm
$40 7s0 s6 am ss2 pm
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

LARGEST AND MOST
MODERN PRINTING PI.ANT
IN SorTR MISSISSIPPI
La gaceta., 1940-09-13
UN TORNE ODE B0IOS EN-
IRE LOS JUGAL)ORFS DE
YBQR Y WEST TAMPA

Una comisi6n integrada por
los conocidos jugadores de bolos
1a1anqueta, Ell Rizoso, Antonio
Dfaz Y Hueso, ell QRrnicero de Ia
cooperative ''El Recurso', Sc
entrevist6 anteayer con Juan
Cuesta, uno de los duenos de la
Bolera RE la Gale de Palmetto.
en- West Tampa, para concertar
un torneo entire los mejores ju-
gadores de Ybor y West Tampa.
Los mejores jugadores de Y
Dor Sc escogeran en- la Bolera de
Pepito, en- la Gale Is y avenida
26. y los de West Tampa por
Cuesta Y los expertos que en- su
bolera juegan.
FL prop6sito de los organize
dores es jugar cinco partidos,
dos dos cada semana, sabado y
domingo, en- las dos boleras. Los
que pierdan tendran que pagar-
lie una comida "rociada" a los
que ganen,
Tan prontO las negociaciones
Sc completen, daremos otros de-
tales,
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

minante: 81 Miguel aparecia an
te sus ojos, lie abrasaria la cabe-
"a con una lluvia de balas 81 e.
"a Maria Ia que salia a Su en-
,%cuentro.,.
Perc ninguno de los dos apa-
recia hasta ahora en- la plazole-
ia que sc extendia ante la mag
nifica casa de campo.
Fue un hombre ell que sali6 al
encuentro del d~iplomatico, un
hombre de cierta edad, TODD ire
mulo y con aire asuStado.
Ii Buenos dias, senor!... IQue
deSeabal...
, Era Jacinto.
FL viejo sirviente creia adivi-
mar en- este senior desconocido
que Sc presentaba en- Ia finca
tan de mahana Y sin anuneiar
Su vista, un personaje que ven
dria quiza, a traer noticias del
pequefio, y sigui6 preguntando,
sin dar tempo q BorgOha q con
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

Sc dirigi6 rectamente hacia la
casa de los traidores.
iAhora iba a encontrarse
frente a frente de Maria y de
Miguel, de los viles que lie ha-
blan despedazado el coraz6n!
lie extrah6 que, al cruzar las
huertas que rodeaban Ia casa y
los hangares, no Sc viera nj un
alma viviente.
Llevaba en- un bolsillo Ia pls-
tola Browning de nueve tiros, y
en- otrO ell revolver, tambien lis
to y cargado.,.
Espole6 Ell caballo, que cOnti-
nu6 hacia adelante, hasta dete-
nerse junto a Ia puerta de ma
dera del jardin, que estaba a.
bierta, sin embargo.
Isidoro echo pie a terra, y
llevando al caballo por la brida,
avanz6 resueltamente hacia la
casa.
AhOrs su plan era netO y full
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testar:
mos trae listed, acaso, Sc
nor, noticias del niho de la Sc
nora?
Isidoro juzg6 oportunO respon-
der:
Isl, ESQ es! Les TRAGIC no
ticias.
Ell sirvlente cast no escuch6
estas Gltimas palabras.
Habia echado a correr, y la
maba a traves de una puerta a.
bierta:
-iMicaela L.. Micaela!"~ va
Sc sabe d6nde esta ell nihol q.
wen en- seguida, ven en- segui-
dal... Este sehor 10 sabe!...
Una mujer, vieja a 81 mismo
sali6 al jardin, cruzando las ma
nos y llorando, y abord6 a Isido-
70 sin preambulo alguno;
Senior, sehorl... / listed sa-
be d6nde esta Ell nino?...
ST, sonora. ST, iEstan los Sc
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

su hijo a gritos, que resonaban
por toda la casa.
iFue una noche horrible! l..
Sc habian registrado todos
los hangares de la finca, los ba-
rracones de las maquinas, la cua
dra, los apriscos, los graneros
inmensos Y Jos almacenes de al
falfa Y de maiz seco q. servian
de paste al ganado, con resulta-
do negative.
Luego hombres dispersos o en-
grupos exploraron tambien las
huertas vecinas a la casa, o sa-
Heron al galope EN- caballos lige-
ros como el viento, a explorar
las praderas y hasta las monta-
mas vecinas...
iNadal
Cada vez que regresaba uno
de estos exploradores a Ia finea,
produciase rn movimiento de an
siedad infinita, que hacia a las
gentes agolparse a las puertas,
La gaceta., 1940-09-13
La Gaceta Folletin No. 246
TONIC SEGUNDo
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

lido. Y nos han dicho que esta
con su estado mayor en- ell lago
Muster.
Los hombres salieron siguien-
do a Miguel, quedando solo en- la
estancia con Maria, las mujeres
y el mayordomo y guarda Jacin-
to.
Maria de las Moves sufri6 IN
nuevo sincope, el segundo de Ia
nOche, y tuvieron que trasladar-
la al lecho.
Pero al volver en- 81, diez mi
nutos despues, loca de augusta,
guerra q toda costa marchar
tambien al lago Muster, al en-
cuentro de Miguel, llamando 3
La gaceta., 1940-09-13
ED UEAVINE ACTUARA DE
E Ell DOMINGO

El notable umpire Ed Leav.
inc, que habfa renunciado 81
puesto ell domingo pasado, aver
a petici6n de un comite de la Lii
ga Intersocial, decide de nuevC
velver a sqs funciones.
Muy apreciado per ell plbliee,
que desde hace amos lie conoce,
Leavine ha venido actuando con
exquisite unprecedented, en- el
criterio del presidente de la Lii
ga, ell secretario, Ell tesorero y la
mayoria de los delegados.
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

OEPORTES
LIGA AMERICANA
Los T'igres GmdnSar0n a los
Yankees
---
Mel Harder domino a los
Medads RojGS

La lucha en- este circuito es 20
da YES mas renida, segdn pasar
los dias Y las novenas de la prl-
mera division aprietan las filas
V procuran evitar que los cor
trarios pasen. FL 'colegial' Rowe
permiti6 que los Yankees lie ba-
tearan IL hits pero ayudado por
sus compaheros dej6 a los neo-
yorquinos en- tres carreras. Los
Tigres descargaron nueve hits
pero supieron co~nvertirlos en- {
carreras. Donald empez6 ell jue'
go y lie sustituy6 Breuer. FL De
troit Sc mantuvo en- Ell primer
lugar, con tres puntos de venta'
ia sobre los Indios, que con Me
Harder en- la Inca de fuego atrt
pellaron a los senores de Boston
En- Ell juego de hoy con los Ii
gres, los Yankees utilizaran
Russo, su mas effective pitcher
Sc le opondra ell glorioso Veter'
no Tommy Bridges.
Los diez hits del Cleveland
aver, fueron disparados par'
contener las curvas de Oster
La gaceta., 1940-09-13
Don't Spread Your gsa Cough
GeFReAIlo- MuEs;1P .

ing highest grade beeehwood cleo
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia Jig syrap gives Mcn"lo-
Muls:o-. ? taste theAvhole fanilyS
viii like. It clirgs to the mem
branes So its soothjE T., healing in
gredierts ac' faster, better. An
Ohio min.ster recently said from
his pulpit:
SAtterdanct at church is neces-
sary for human welfare, but dong
endanger the congregation v tn =
cold cough whea Meptao-Mulsion IS
50 inexpensive and easy to obtain"
N,ntho-M ul5;on is endorsed BY
your ncigh5ors and Guaranteed by
! Leading drucg' sts ' 'ere.-adV'
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

Venciendo dos wees a los At
leticos de Filadelfia, los Medals
Blancas de Chicago sc empata-
ron en- Ell cuarto lugar de la Liga
con los Medals Rojas de Boston.
Dietrich sostuvo un duelo con
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

Casey, ell pitcher del Brook
gan6 aver dos desafios, En-
ell primero di6 la "lechada" a los
Piratas y en- Ell segundo entro a
~sustituir a Hamlin, conquistan-
do tambien la victoria. Alfonso
Lopez do I'm hit en- dos veces al
bate, EN- Ell primero. Intervino
despu&s en- Ell segundo, pero nc
tuvo OCCASION de batear.
Pittsburgh DC, 3h, lie; Brook
Ign 7c, 12h lie.
Pittsburgh &c, 10h, lie; Brook
Ign 7c, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

Isidoro de Borgoha, SECURE de
que ell Cantinero Y su mujer, con
.tentos Y agradecidos por ell es-
plendido regalo de los Glen mil y
'pico de pesos, no deiarian de
cumplir sus 6rdenes references
al hijo de los traidores, empren
do c%ontento Y vibrante de emo
.ci6n Y de una loca ansia de COM
pletar la venganza empezada, ell
regreso a Los Rosales,
Era temprano.
Isidoro, SECURE de no extra
viarse esta vez, lanz6 su caballo
al trote largo, y en- cuanto sal
v6 Ia eordi1era del Pan MojsdO,
La gaceta., 1940-09-13
COMPRo CANARIOS

Page por Jos canarios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 22O2
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

IgIedns o!nS!suoo q4!mS 4 SSoH
a Babich.
iFladelfia DC, 4h, De; Chicago
1c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

mueller y Dickman, que lie reem
plaz6 en- la Lomita.
New York Be, 11h, lie; De-
troit &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

hores?
Jacinto, antes de huir hacia
la llanura, quiso informar al re-
Glen llegado, Y contest6:
-iNo, senior, no estanl.. Sa-
Heron como locos, en- busca del
niho... Pero, pase listed; espe-
re listed. No barbarian una bora
en- estar aqui... 70 voy a avi-
sarles!
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

para preguntar al recien llega-
do.
Y ell recien llegado tenia que
contestar siempre, moviendo Ia
cabeza con un gesto de desOla-
.ci6n:
INada!. L..
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

Larry French estaba en- su
meior forma Y los Phillies, guar
danes del s6tano, Sc quedaron
en- cinco hits y una carrera. Los
Cubs batearon IA hits y pasa-
ron la "goma" en- cinco ocasio-
mes.
Chicago &c, 1fh, De; Filadel-
fla 1c, 5h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

Tn pitcher recluta de los Sc
nadores, Anderson, dej6 a los
Browns en- seis hits. Kennedy
carg6n con la derrota.
Washington 7c, 13h, De; San
Luis &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

1rcA NAGoNAE
Casey gcn6 aver dos fw1oos,

LgS Rojos aplaftaf1n eyer a
los su
ventaja en- ell primer puesto.
Once hits ls pegaron a Gene
Thompson, pero sclo pudieror1
anotarle a veces. Lohrman, que
empez6 Ell desafio, tuvo cue ser
por Carpenter.
Cincinnati &c, 18Th, lie; New
York &c, 11h, lie. a
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

Parti6. como una exhalaci6n,
" un i~nstante disputes, salia tam
bien de la finca galopando en- IN
caballo, como un jinete del Apo
calipsis,
Micaela, sin cesar de llorar de
algeria, invite a Isidoro a pasar.
iAh, con que emoci6n de muer-
tie traspas6 Borgoha ell umbral
de esta casal...
Todo su pasado, TODD Ell dolor,
TODD Ell horror, todas las angus
tias sufridas, y las amarguras
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

ret ilontho-Mulsion, the RuaraH-
.tccd medicine, today. If Mentho-
0MHlsior fails to sop your cougli1
immcdiately and Sc You entirely
over your cold cough quicker chaa
ny medicine you ever tried, as;
o. your money b" K.
Mentho-Mrls;on is more than IN
4rdinarv meGic;ne. 1t Cor aims vita
nirs a and d to bald youl cold
resistance, and seven soothing,
L.ealiDg oils and unrlents. includ-
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

Las Abejas picaron dos veces
a los Pajaros Roios de San Luis
Y estos fueron derrotados. To-
bin conquist6 la primera vict0-
ria deldia y Posedel la segunda.
Pegaron las Abejas, en- ell mi
cial, 81 hits y en- ell segundo Is.
San Luis 7c, 11h, lie; Boston
nc, 9Th, lie.
San Luis 1c, Oh, 2e; Boston
&C, 15h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

Boston 1c, Oh, 2e; Clevlenad
&c, 10h, Oe.
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

IA sernanaG ad trat6 de
81 renuncia acoS do If a Pc
DIRE que ! tirara y volviera
q su puest0E &
Es una buena notl ia para lo5
fanatics que desean arbitros in
teligentes. habiles Y justicieros.
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

4 perio1ico N i1iom@ EspAAo'
a. ,nasN :reulaCi6n en f~lnr
-
Victoria Mante'ga. Edl'1
-
So, ipcidr semsral: "a 6
.Sos "a. Ave, Ybor City, File
Telefono Y 1872
La gaceta., 1940-09-13

Filadelfia Sc, 5h, 2e; Chicago
&c, 8h, 2e.