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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-07

--.a. fundamental health meas
mr., sGc food and exercise and
s,. aud sunlight and air AMI
philosophy.
-..a4ce. it IS quite true, has
,car. to measure these mathc-
m.-..a.ly (al but philosophy.
" ..asu.c food and exercise hy
f.. t.at-cncrgy-Uuit. the ,alouc.
g...-at and an and sleep can he
r .r,! IN various chemical,
.g4I AND psychological ways.
EIt. sc don't need to have tenn
,.rl.4re gauges, and respiration
~. r.mctcre, and illumination
meier, around us all the time.
N.,lre mas provided US with a
way Tor telling whether we have
tq5 enough to eat or enough sleep
ar whether the air is bad, or
whether we have enough light to
SET hy. We don't always follow
those dictates wisely 1--WE may eat
and exercise too much or sleep too
EttIg1, but they are there just the
same.
Galleries and Sports
II being the glorious summer
time and the favored time for ex-
erc.sc. it is rather interesting to
know how many ~calorics you use
up IN Zach sport.
4 %saloric is a certain amount Of
heat mercy. y physically active
woman uses about 2,400 calorics a
day; physically inactive woman
ahuu. 1000. Vt an average meal
YEA get about 500 calorics. About
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-07

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For any one pamphlet desired, send 10
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ing n3,t''. "lndir.stion and Constipati.ro
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Care Of tic Hair and skin.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

En- un instante saltaron la lie
We red de cuerdas y de alam-
breS.
va Sc disponian a echarse So
bre la paja, cuando, de pronto.
Sc encendi6 una luz, y apareci6
en- 10 alto del carbonate pr6xi-
mo. una mujer %gordisima, lie
vando una vela en- ia mano.
AL mismO TEMPO, una voz
pregunt6:
i Quien anda ahi?
Pero los dos bandidos, que Sc
habian encogido, temerosos, en-
un principle, sintieron una in
mensa algeria, como 81 una olea
da de f~rescuras viniera a pene-
trar en- sus corazones mobiles Y
martirizados.
Ea... que los dos habian reco-
nocidO aquella voz y aluella mu-
jer...: Use trataba de Garcia, de
Ia Chatal. l..
X Pahlito. emociOnado. avaa.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
ORMTES
Ell GLADIATOR DE SOFIA
RETA A TOMMY GOMEZ

Ell captain w. H. Peoples, jr.
empresario de Miami, hizo aver
IN reto, a nombre de Jaime de
Sofa, gladiator espahol. para
Tommy Gomez, ell notable pdgil
local.
Peoples dice que De Sofa pc
sa 100 libras y desea pelear con
Gomez. "Yo Sc que el le daria a
Gomez una lecci6n de boxeo. Pc
70 81 Leto rechaza la invitaci6n,
entonces aceptaremOs un comba
te con Buddy Scott. De Sofa es-
ia en- admirables condolences fl
sicas. V listo para batir a cual-
quier oponente que en- Tampa Sc
le escoja."
Joe Leto y ha aceptado nj re
chazado el match; pero estudia
el case, considerable que ell es-
pahol resisti6 Is asaltoS q Artu
turo Godoy Y ha peleado con ia
les hombres como Bob Pastor
Shucco, Tucker y otros.
FL pr6ximo microbes regre
sara Tommy a esta ciudad y en-
pezara a entrenarse.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

perfectamente de pie.
Ell Chepa cay6 diez metros
mas ALA.
Los dos randaS, con su vieja
escuela del preside, comenza-
ron a andar a paso gimnastico,
alejandose de la via, en- direc-
eion a unas praderas que Sc
veian cercanas.
FL rio Llobregat Sc senalaba
q doScientos metros, por una do
bic fila de alamos pensativos.
%Aire. til! iAmos p'alla!
Veras que pronto encontramos
donde dormir-dijo Pablito.
POGO despues llegaban a las
praderas.
Cogorza, con sus ojos de lObo,
deScubri6 prontO una tienda de
campaha, junto a un caro-.
Amos p'adentro1invit6 al
Chepe luego de cerciorarse de
que en- la tienda solo habia un
caballo, echado sObre paja.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

suficiente una earrera Ae dfe
rencia. Con tres holaa y do
strikes, el catcher Dickey de
j6 pasar la pelota que lie lanza
ron y ell arbitro lie entreg6 uns
transferencia.
i Joe Gordon, la sensation dc
la serie, sc arrim6 al plato" lis
to para la acci6n. Perdi6 la pr
mera bola y la segunda movit
los brazos y lie atiz6..... fue un
batazo de tUbey y anotaron Kel
Ter y Dickey, llegando a siete el
total de las ~carreras.
Era complete ell duelo entire
los fanatics de Brooklyn. Mu-
chos maldijeron a Owen; otros,
mas generosos, lie excuSaron.
Los apostadores dijeron no.
rrores del receptor, de DurOcher
y de todos los "bultos."
Owen habia estado jugando
NAL, pero sin serias consecuen-
cias, antes de la catastrofe.
La victoria Sc convirti6 en- u
ra derrota de Z carreras por A.,
por cuanto Murphy domino a
los Dodgers.
Temiendo "serios los con los
efieles," Durocher sc hizo pro-
teger Y protegi6 a sus pe.oteros
con la policia.
va antes de empezar Ell desa-
flo Sc habia criticado a Leo por
confiar la segunda a Coscorart,
en- lugar de ponerse Ell.
Medwick fue reemplazado por
WaSdell.... lo que disgust6 a mu
chOs fanatics.
Ell pitcher Casey perdi6 e
juego del sabado y tambien e
del domingo. Els la primera ve1
que un lanzadOr es derrotade
dos veces consecutivas en- una 81
RE mundial.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
New York
100 200 001-7c 17h, 0,
Brooklyn
900 22O OOO-4c, 9h, i
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

Amos, anda va, so pelma.
20 i va t'has levantao y vamo:
a yer 81 salimos d'esta ratonera
que nos debe estar esperanto Ia
comitival
FL Chepa estuvo tambien Ell
pie en- dos segundos.
Pablt baj6 uno de los crista.
les del departamento, que Sc
gufa a obscuras. .
FL tren continuaba disminu.
yendo la velocidad.
Pasaban ahora edificios asia
dos, granjas dispersas, fabri-
cas-. y las primeras Gales de la
gran ciudad, las callecitas de los
suburbiOs, humildes, silencio-
sas. solitarias, con tai cuai ia
rol mortecino.
Cogorza crey6 Ilegado ell mo
mento de Obrar.
-iAire! iAfuera!-dijo.
d, rapido como una baia, sal
to por Ia Ventanill\ esyendo
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

FL Tibidabo, a la izquierda,
brillaba con su eimera de luces,
como 81 fuese la corona de Ia
ciudad.
Ell tren, cerca va de los pri-
meros pasos a nivel de los subur
bios, frenaba, con un largo ge-
Mido de las ruedas y los ejes o.
tormentados.
De- pronto, uno de los viaje-
ros del elegantisimo convoy.
murmur6 esta Erase, un ST es no
es correcta:
-iTaday, pobreza!
Ezra CogorZa!
FL grande hombre Y su Sc
gundo venido medic adormiia-
los desde Mora.
Y ahora, el gran Pablito, con
aquella su pupilG americana, a.
divinando la proximidad de
Barcelona, Sc echo del asiento,
y eUGlam6, zaraDdeandO furiO-
samente q 81 colega:
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
La Gaceta Folletin No. 124
TONIC G
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAELE

pOrque va es sabido que en- es-
tas grandes ciudades hay toda
clase de gentes, segdn comenta.
ba Garcia.
II Que 10 digas!
Pusieron numerosas estacas.
de la altura de un hombre, cla-
vadas en- Ell suelo y luego de
una a otra extendieron una yer
dadera red de cuerdas y de ca
bles.
Y como ell viaje desde Caspe,
con aquella serie de emOciones,
las habia fatigadp hasta el 6lti-
mo grade, las dqe mujeres, Guam
do a6n no habia acabado de
cser la noche, y luego de poner
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

New York, 0ctubre ezra
TODD algeria en- las glorietas y
graderias del terreno de Ebbets.
Tenian los Dodgers cuatro ca
reras Y los Yankees tres. Era la
novena entrada y Sc habian he
cl.o dos "outs."
Ell pitcher Casey tenia en- dos
Strikes a Heinrich, ell tercer
bateador. Lanz6 ell tercero.... y
Sc lie cay6 al receptor Owens,
dandole en- la punta de la mas
cota." Heinrich corri6 y Sc pose
sion6 de la primera base.... a.
qui empez6 ell principle del fin
0 ell comienzo de la derrota de
Leo Durocher y sus hombres.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
"a WACErA
Una "mofa" de Owen abr6 el canine
para la victoria de los Yankees
Dejo caer ell tercer Strike" que hacia
ell 1ltimo tout"

Avanz6 hacia ell plato" lue-
90 del error fatal del catcher,
Joe Di Maggie, ell famoso batea
dor de los Yankees. Era una 81
tuaci6n desesperante. Podia es-
tar en- las bases la carrera de
Ia victoria.
Di Maggie peg6 un hit por el
.jardin izquierdo. Herich lego a
la segunda base.
Charley Keller, hombre forti-
simo y celebre bateador, Sc CO.
loco en- posici6n de batear. La
multitud, que habia iniciado la
retirada. voivi6 a sus puestos.
Keller lie trio a dos pelotas y no
consigui6 alcanzarlas, rngiendo
ell publico su delNit :.
Casey lanz6 otra recta } ia pc
lota vol6 hacia Ell jardin dere-
cho. No habia duda sobre que
era un hit...... La pelota pego en-
ell alambre Y salt6 hacia Ell terre
no. Heinrinch di6 vuelta en- la
tercera y lego a 'fhome." Di
Maggie entr6 despues que 81,
con la carrera de la victoria
Keller Sc detuvo en- la segunda
Pero los Yankees estimaron in.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
EYimimGdos los que hGbdan
gGnGdo el segandO paestC

Habia ganado ell Circulo Gu
bano ell segundo puesto en- Ia
temporada de la Liga Interso-
cial; pero como Sc habfa adop-
tado ell sistema de ganar mas
dinero, sin tener en- cuenta la
raz6n, ell del segundo puesto tn.
vo que jugar con ell tercero w.,
ell del tercero... conquist6 aver
ell derecho a competir ell cam
peonato con ell del primer lugar,
La serie de tres desafios pa
50 la novena del Circulo al ter
Ger puesto y di6 a los asturia-
nos ell segundo lugar, que no
habfan conquistado en- los "a
primeros juegos.
Aver, estando empatados
Mambises y Mineros, de un jue
go a un juego, la direction del
Cfrculo escogi6 como lanzador
a su pitcher estrella, Roberto
Pulido.
Faustino Casares "registr6 81
escaparate" y sac6 a Piniella,
su "as", muchacho modesto y
correctisimo.
Los cubanos llOvaban "espe.
iuelos ahumados' y no pudie.
ron yer, como deseaban, las rex
tas Y curvas de Piniella.
En- las nueve entradas solt
pudieroL 5atearle cinco hits e
muchacho predilecto de los AS
lures.
Bien aleccionados y adiestra
dos por Faustino, los bateadC
res asturianos atacaron 'feroz
mente" las pelotas lanzadas pc
Pulido y sobre elias descargs
ron NADIA menos que IA hits.
Dos de los bateadores cub;
nos, sin embargo, dispararo
'icuadrangulares", NJ Fernai
DEE, ell catcher, y J. SchirO,
jardinero izquierdo.
;. Willie Paz obsequi6 con U
cuadrangular a los astures e h
20 una carrera, ayudandp {
manera positiva a la victoria.
Iglesias, ell simpatico much
cho de la tercera base, bat,
tres hits e hizo una carrera, {
cinco wees al bate; Magada
en- cuatrO Wales a la 'igoma
pogo tres "jilotes" y pas6
home" una yez.
Dieron dos "terapeuticos' C
da uno, Grandio Ell veterano
la primera base, y Montoto,
eficiente caballero de la segu
da almohadilla.
Pegaron los cinco hits de !
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

cubanos: M. Fernandez, dos
Contreras, dos, y ]. Schiro, uno.
La serie por ell campeonato
empezara ell domingo entire tia
lianos y ASSURES.
No sabemos 81 sera ue siete o
cincO juegos.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
C. A. 300 O1O OO2-6c, 14h, De
{. C. 200 Dol O0O-3c, 5h, 2e
La gaceta., 1941-10-06
20 hacia ella, murmurando..
CAPITULO XXI
Terrible cuesta abajo

81; Gustavo, emOcionadisimo.
conteniendo con un esfuerzo e.
norme Ell s%ollozo que lie apreta-
pa la garganta, murmur6. mien
tras la infame Eulalia era SAGA
da de la sala:
= va 10 We Ell senior presi-
dente; va 10 We csc digno Tribu-
nal! 70 soy inocente! Mis- ma
nos como hace un instante ju-
re ante ustedes, estan limpias
de sangre. iFue esa muier. mi
muJer. mi propia esposa..., esa
nuJer que ha convertible mi vi
ia en- un pocma de dolor v de
sacrificio, la que mat6 al BAN
queroL.. lYO 10 saba l.. lYo
tuve Ia eertesa de que habta 81.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

ST, Senor, compre Ia
pintura B. L. P. Sola-
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

al caballo un magnifico piensc
de alfalfa y algarrObas, Sc ence.
rarron en- ell caro- y Sc tumba-
ron a dormir.
FL tren corria, veloz, con fe-
roz estrepito de hierros y eris-
tales.
Una Ultima parada, en- Villa
nueva, y ahora Ell convoy VIOLA
ba materialmente sobre los
campos dormidos, a la orilla del
mar, atravesando pequehas es-
taciones con un hondo jadeo.
En- ell cielo, serene, de un a.
zul lechoso y bruhido, la luna,
en- creciente, intentaba apagar,
con su luz lechOsa y mistica, ell
rebrillar de los luceros, que pa
recian temblar de FRO.
va pasaba ell convoy Ell RIO
Llobregat, y la fiesta de luces
de Barcelona surgfa a los Ojos
de los viajerOs.
La gaceta., 1941-10-06

LOS AsTURES LIE PEGA-
N IA HITS A PULIDO Y
DERROTARON A Los Gu
BANGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Congress Agrees
On Draft Age,
Industry Seizure


WASHINGTON JJtiiy 2255-A
joint Senate House conference
committee agreed today on legis-
lation for automatically deferring
from the draft all men who have
reached the age of % and grant
ing President Roosevelt wide au-
thority to seize and operate de-
Tense industries where production
is impeded.
Revising the Connally amend
ment to the draft law, originally
proposed TO give the President
authority to seize strike-bound
plants. the conference struck out
all reference TO labor or strikes,
STIMULATING action may be taken:
whenever the President
finds, after investigation. that
there Is an interruption OF pro-
duction Mt such plants, that the
national defense program will be
unduly impeded or delayed by
such interruption, and TINT the
exercise of such power and au-
thority Is necessary to insure
production Mt such plants I'm the
interest Of national defense"
RETURN OF PROPERTY
A proviso was added requiring
return of property TO the owner
when the President finds that II
will be operated consistent with
the needs of national defense.
The Byrd amendment. adopted
BY the Senate and condemning de-
Tense strikes, was eliminated.
Modifying the House amend
ment. banning secrecy in draft
boards. the conference adopted an
amendment requiring draft boards
TO post a list of names and classi-
fications OF men classified by local
boards.
Conferees explained that they
illuminated provision OF the House
nendment requiring the board TO
give reason for deferment. because
II might expose past secrets Of
physical condition of men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Postal Worker Jailed
Times stan Csrresposdeni

ANN ARBOR. July 25.-Earl
Hopper, IS, postal employe here
was arrested by postal inspectors
today on a charge of footing spe-
cial delivery letters. He is being
held in the county Jail here await
ing arraignment before a United
States Commissioner in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
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getting up nights" get Is cent pack
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Us. Opens
Anfi.TaIk
Campaign
international News seryio. Wire

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has raised the
barrier on the race OF civilian
America to prepare against propa-
ganda and invasion by armed
forces.
After an all-day meeting at the
White House the starters of the
race. led by Eleanor Roosevelt and
Mayor Fiorello LaGuar
emerged with everything ready for
an intense and immediate drive
into every corner of the country.
The as members OF the volunteer
participation committee were
given orders 10 return 10 the nine
corps areas which they represent
and put the civilian defense ma
chinery into motion with no delays,
ifs, ands, butts or politics.
CUED BY PRESIDENT
Cued by the President in an in
formal plain-spoken address at the
opening of the days conference.
the committee has been told to
ego ahead and do the thing that
you want 10 do first. and talk
about jurisdiction afterwards.
. Dividing the problem of home
efenSe into two parts the Presi-
dent said the first is "quasi-mili-
tary--a thing like filling sandbags,
air raid alarms and all that and
the second is information. .
what we want" the Presi-
dent explained, as TO get this
thing into every family I'm the
United States. And all indivi-
dnaIs. We want you to go after
those people and explain the real
necessity and the seriousness of
this world situation"
Information centers, las dis
tinguished from bunk and propa-
ganda," will be set up in all cities.
towns and villages in the country,
according to LaGuardia, 10 answer
the question ringing throughout
America:
what Can I do TO help"
At these information centers
volunteers will also be sent 10
training centers and placed in
activities TO which they are best
adapted. The actual training Of
fire wardens, AFRAID wardens, OBJ
servers, volunteer police an d
nurses will be done through exist
ing civic and political organiza-
tons. ,..-.-
The police department, state po-
lice. fire department and city
hospitals will train groups OF
volunteers for home defense and
both mayors and governors will be
asked to cooperate in their corps
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
TROUBLE

ADvFRTIsEMENT
Askov American., 1941-10-23
Public Sale East
OF Sturgeon Lake

Having acquired a fully stocked
and equipped farm in southern Min
nesota, have decided to sell at pub
lie auction, on the place commonly
called the old Mankowski farm, 10
Gated 115 miles east of Sturgeon
Lake, the following personal prop
erty, as is, on Tuesday, October %.
Sale starts at II a. m. Giroux lunch
wagon on grounds.
Eighteen head of cattle, all T. B..
and Bangs tested. Guernsey heifer,
3 years old, to freshen January TO-;
Guernsey cow, years, to freshen
February 1; Guernsey cow, S years,
to freshen January 10; Guernsey cow,
Z years, to freshen February 2; black
heifer, 2 years, to freshen February
8; Holsten cow, years, to freshen
February %; Holstein heifer, 3 years,
to freshen April S; black cow, years,
to freshen November "a; Holstein
heifer, 21A years old, to freshen March
1; black heifer, 2k years, to freshen
March 8; Holstein heifer, 2k years,
to freshen March IL; Holstein heifer,
2 years, pasture bred; Guernsey heif-
er, year old; four spring and sum-
Askov American., 1941-10-23
mer calves, Holstein bull, Is months

mer calves, Holstein bull, Is months
old.
Roam gelding, 6 years old, weight
about 100 pounds; mare, smooth
mouth, weight about HOO pounds;
nanny goat, pig, 400-pound sow, to
farrow by sale date; so Leghorn
chickens.
Farm machinery and equipment
Hay rake, Jones hay mower, 5-foot
cut; Jones hay mower, for repairs;
John Deere cultivator, spike-tooth
drag, 2-section; John Deere sulky
plow, iron-wheel truck wagon, hay
rack, DeLaval No. 16 cream separator,
grindstone, wheelbarrow, set work
harness, four horse collars, cream
separator, DeLaval, No. IL; riding
cultivator, tractor plow, 2-bottom;
farm tools, etc. Feed-About eight
tons hay in barn. Thirty-five tons
ensilage.
Household goods-Enameled kitch-
en- range, almost new; two dining
tables and six kitchen chairs, rocker,
oil stove, 3-burner, new; new dresser,
table stand, bookcase, two iron beds
with springs, brass bedstead and
Askov American., 1941-10-23
ASKOY

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller spent the
weekend visiting at New Rockford,
N. D.
DR.. and Mrs. E. I. Parson and
daughter visited in Minneapolis over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Clausen went
to Minneapolis last week, the latter
to seek medical attention at the Swed-
ish hospital.
Harry Ecklund came from Alex
andria for a weekend visit at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Ecklund.
Edmund c. Rix and son Steven and
Carl Sandahl were in Tyler over the
weekend for a visit at the senior
Rix home and to hunt pheasants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin c. Peterson
and children were in Superior, Wis,
Sunday for visit with relatives
there.
Miss Edna Sorensen came Tuesday
from Minneapolis to spend the bal
ance of the week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl S. Soren-
sen.
A news item last week referred to
''Mrs. Sigurd Buck and children; by
such an expression some might think
that there was a whole flock of chill
dren; such is not the case. In this
particular case children" was an
oI
perhaps better yet, just "son".
Jens r. Hansen, in sending greet
ing from Minneapolis, says that he
now has good job, working in the
Minneapolis Arena, 29th and Dupont,
and that they have just finished
Laying" the ice for the first game,
October %, when the Chicago Black
Hawks will open the hockey season
there.
Askov American., 1941-10-23

ATTENTION! For Sale
Two reconditioned F-12 Farmall
tractors, complete with cultivators
and plows. These are exceptional
values and they are to be seen to be
appreciated. We also have a big
line of other tractors and plows,
tandem disks, smoothing drags,
grain drills, and 4-wheeled trail
ers, wagons, brooder houses-say it.,
and we have it. Many reconditioned
Model AS and Chevrolets, and also
later model cars. One Model A and
two Chevrolet trucks. Before you
buy your next car or truck visit
our lot, and we are sure that we
have the car that you are looking
for at the price you will be glad
to pay. Don't forget that we take
in fence posts, rough lumber, wood
and used machinery on any pur-
chase that you wish to make. For
Sale-One good player piano.
Foreston Hardware & Lumber Co.,
Foreston, Mimi, VIM. Hort, Prop.
148W7-1t
Askov American., 1941-10-23
BUY NOW
Buy now in the off season and sa,

Buy now in the off season and save
Several heavy two-bottom tractor
plows, several light two-bottom
plows, Farmall tractor and two-row
1884 Fordson tractor, John
Deere GP tractor, McCormick-Deer-
ing 1920 tractor, Allis Chalmers
Model B tractor and cultivator, some
older Fordsons, very cheap; several
10-foot tractor disks, 8-foot disk,
disks, spring-tooth har-
rows, smoothening harrows, side de-
livery rakes, hay leaders, mowers,
corn planters, horse-drawn cultiva-
tors, very cheap; good work horses,
several good used gas engines and
pump jacks. Wood heaters, wood
and coal circulators, hard coal base
burners, oil heaters, coal and wood
ranges. See us for Perfection milking
water cups, stanchions and
Jamesway poultry equipment. Re-
member we will trade for anything
we can use.
PINE CITY HARDWARE,
Pine City, MINI.
(1t)