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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-09-19
Mallard to Loom Before Hunters

When the hunters look from
their blinds to spot their flock of
wildducks on October l. the OPEN
ing day of the l94l migratory wat
erfowl hunting season 10 northern
States. the mallard will be promi-
nent among the game birds test
ing the hunters ability. it is re-
ported by the Fish and Wildlife
Service. United States Depart
ment of Interior.
The qreenhead, "a the maIlard
is popularity called. is one of the
most popular wild ducks in the
country. 1t is probably the best
known duck because OF its wide
distribution, being found in every
State. Its popula rity is attributed
to its large size. its reputation as
q table deiicacy. and its willy ma
ture. which appeals to spcrtsmen.
1t adaptsitself rapidly to change
wrought in its environment by
man." states Robert C. Nc Clan
ahan. Service biologist. when
hunted persistently. the mallard
becomes extremely wary and
develops nocturnal habits.
Arthur C. Bent. famous orni-
biologist. describes the mallard
as an active, wary bird well
worth prominence among game
birds.
Sportsmen delight in watching
the maIlard as it takes off in
flight at the first sound alarm.
1t springs out of the water at
a single bound, straight into the
air like an autogiro, and after
it has attained sufficient height
to clear the surrounding brush
and trees, it flies off swiftly in
q direct line.
In winter, the bird is found
throughout the United States but
its principal breeding grounds
are in the northwestern and
prairie States. Alaska. and in
Canada from the Great Lakes
to the Athabaska and Mackenzie
drainages.
A hardy bird. the mallard is
one of the leaders in the miga-
tion north each spring, 1t
PUSHES spring. getting into
the northern areas just as fast
as the ice breaks up on the
sloughs, ponds, and streams on
which it alights during migra-
ton. This habi. of getting in as
cold weather leaves a region has
led sportsmen to call the early
migrants lice mallards.'
Within 3 or 4 weeks, the
birds have arrived on the breed
ing grounds. Courtship is con-
Quoted. largely on the wing.
Two or three males may be
pursuing a female, when sud-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-09-19
School Attendance
Of Browning System,

With Browning public schools
entering the third week of the
nine-months period practically
all of the anticipated enroll
ment is of record. The total
enrolment of the high school
and grades is 366.
The grade school enrolment
is segregated as follows:
Kindergarten. %, Mrs. Ethel
Rutherford. Instructor.
Grade La, %, Dorothy Nc
Fadyean. instructor.
Grade I.B, l6, Mrs. Helen Ger
den, instructor.
Grade 2 A. 20, Mrs. Lottie
Bond. instructor
Grade 2-B, 10. Mrs. Blanche
Renshaw. instructor.
Grade ga, 26, Miss Arlene
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-09-19
Shetland, instructor.

Shetland. instructor.
Grade 8 3, ID, Mrs. Alice Rod
gers. instructor.
Grade 4, 33, Miss Thelma Baird
instructor.
Grade 5, %, Miss Florence
Schmidt. instructor.
Grade 6. %. Stuart DeRosier'
instructor.
The junior high is segregated
ss follows:
Grade 7, %; grade 3. 33; Louis
Schroer. principal.
Since the above figureswere re
ceived later ones show increases
as to reveal total attendance of
approximately 400.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-09-19

denly the female will touch a
drake with her bill and the
two fly off together.
In water. the drake will swim
about bowling and bobbing his
head in nervous jerks. until she
responds with her bows.
Eggs are laio early in May,
usually in nests located on or
near the edge of a marsh or
slough. Often. however. female
bird will build her nest on the
open prairie, many miles from
water. Normally. the mallard
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-09-19
lays only 8 to IL eggs.
-wMat

lays only 8 to IL eggs.
Incubation is performed entire
Nv by the female and lasts from
% to 20 days. AS soon rs the
young are Matched and the
downy coats are dried, the fe-
male takes her brood to the
nearest water.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-09-19

Found-Set of car keys; one
for gas and three for the car =,
contained case with Stops Kali
ispell stamped upon it. Owner
may recover at She.burne hard.
ware by paying for thos ad.
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Bob citing
Continued FROM Page One)

of Pythias lodges in this city.
Surviving him are his mothes,
Mrs Katharine Fitting Of South
Gate, Calf, four brothers, Richard
Eiting and Elmer Fitting of Doug
las; Ernest Fitting and David Fitting
of South Gate; and three sisters,
Mrs. ]. M. Gallagher and Mary Fit
ing Of Bisbee, and Naomi Fitting of
Pomona, Calf. He was reared in
Douglas where he was taken at the
age of three by his parents. His
father used to have ranch near
Douglas.
! In the list OF young men to be
drafted into the army eventually
from this county Mr.. Fitting was
No. 1913 and, in order number,
eighteenth to go in the next call.
According to Frank Carroon of
the Carroon Mortuary, Fittings
death was the first automobile ia
tally in Santa Cruz County since
wreck on the Ruby road January
II, 1910.
BURIAL AT BISBEE
Funeral services for Mr.. Fitting
were held in Bisbee at 4::30 o. m.
Wednesday, followed by buriel in
that city. The pallbearers, all of
whom were from Nogales, were Roy
V. Cheshire, Lucius Woodhouse,
Lee Edge, Pete Salamanca, o. w.
Field and Eddie Roberts.
Nogales international., 1941-02-15
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly

If you suffer from rheumatic. arthri-
tbs or neusitis pain, try, this, simple
are using. Get a package of Ru-Ex
Compound today. Mix it with a quart
Of water, add the juice of 4 lemons.
It's easy. No trouble at all and
pleasant. You need only table,
spoonfuls two times day. Often
within 4S hours sometimes over
night - splendid results are
obtained. If the pains do not
quickly leave and if you do not
feel better, Ru-Ex will cost you
nothing to try as it is sold by
your druggist under an absolute
money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex
Compound is for sale and recon-
mended by Good Drugstores Everywhere,
Nogales international., 1941-02-15
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the torturing
ralgia and neuritis-are certainly happy over
their discovery of NURITO. Now they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
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contains no opiates. If you want to feel again
the joy of relief from pain-so you can work in
peace and sleep in comfort-be wise and try
NURITO under this ironclad guarantee. If the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to your satisfaction-your money will be
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist today
for NURITO on this guarantee. (T.N.CO
Nogales international., 1941-02-15
TOTAL FUNDS

following received
1gaid county
w.t. 1865 Clerk of Supervisors items $2ee;
misc $4,000; w.t. 5O7 John Walker Road
work Nogaes, equip
nent $13872; Cruz Misc
Roadwork w.t.
Attorney
gent $780, W.T. lV7l Mrs Eva Barnett Election MISC $780, W.T. 5
Roadwork $27OO 1912 simonton Clerical
Supervisors
$500;
Feeding
oadwork $685. 1876 Repairs improvements
$500; supplies $500;
Farley, williamson
uok Sal 90. W.T. $40 w Fason Boadwor s27 no. W.T. $40 Geo
Kennedy,
Elrage, Roadwork
5000; Cornas
$1,000; W.T. 1885, Escalada
CLERK of the Board of Supervisors Various items sso W.T. 1o7s
Repairs nps Henry
$780, equipment
Durham Douglas Edger,
$780, Turner Allen
$2700 T. misc,
H $500; R
W.T. Roadwork
Karam, Insanity hearing
$1,000 W.T. 1882 VIM g. Smonton Board misc $ co. W.T. 1888
Teyechea Various items $4,000
$500;
Leonlo Larriva, misc, $780, W.T.
Roadwork $500;
McCutchan
ing $147O Clyde
Roadwork,
Welding Shop Repair equipment
50 3d. w.t. SAB Ricfied Oil Co.. Gas and OIL s5213: W.T. 544 State
Service Station equipment repair $780,
Insurance
Petroleum Corp, OIL
Equipment supplies
Gas and OIL $780, W.T. 5 r.
equipment, 8545; W.T. $685.
Standard Oil OIL Oil
OIL Garage,
SOL W.T. 1885 Kien
1920 1854; A. Henderson, U. Prof
1887 Siddel R.
OIL R. Complete
Parts R. Prof 1920 $1421; Welding
Shop R $2770; Garage R.
1920 264 W.T. 1892 Stuckey $641 W.T.
1884 Mrs Ruth Smonton Clerical
W.T. 1894 Universal Electric
Prisoners $780, W.T. 1897, Mgnardot items
1898 Dorothy Ttcomb, Office
Lowe, Sheriff.
printing 1902, r. Feischer,
v. R. v. r.
Davenport,
travelling expense
S. Prisoners $5OOO Foy W. Gildea, to
Nogaes International $428 90;
immigration Commissioner, co.
Plumbing Jail $27 DISTRIBUTE
uppleRoad material 1
Examiner Teasurers Office
Nogales international., 1941-02-15
ATTEST:

Nogaes, Arizona,
January 9h 941
The Board met pursuant to recessed meeting of Jan 9Th 1e
Present Louis Ecaada Chairman T. Frazier Jr and B. Sore
members and VIM. c. Simonton Clerk.
Mr. appeared the Board in regard to tax sale
Mining Claim
be best to do
Bohlinger R. H. B Riggs appeared
before in diversion protection
against flood
the undertaking the building
Highway will supplies
stated nat tn event the County would sponsor this project
the Volunteer obgatio
relative to the and maintenance the
don secure all necessary easements and rights of for the
strucion of the
Hail. before the Tovrea
administrator of the Estate of Francisco Tapa and
Jr by B. sorrells and
carried the following resolution passed and adopted
the tax rolls of Santa
Cruz County, Arizona the
division of Lots E,
years 1885, 1887 1888 1889 and 1910 would sell
interest penalties and levied
unpaid thereon for the aforesaid
would sell
they hereby compromised
authorized directed
years the various funds to
which said
amount charged against the property.
UPON motion by
carried the following appointments
Extra Clerk for Board Of Supervisors Smith,
migration Dr. w. Chenoweh County Officer
E. Edmonson supt INDECENT outdoor
oya, County Nurse and Rudolfo Teyechea,
sorreI seconded by R. T. Frazier Jr and
unanimously carried Teyechea
absence of R. Teyechea who is the the u
The monthly Sheriff. Treasurer
Recorder Justice of the County
UPON Frazier by B sorrels and
accepted for Sub of
Lot 49, Blk B it. W. 0 it. of SO it, Sold the 1881
Frazier by A. B. sorrels and
the
year 1886
Hathaway appeared and asked have the
to transfer 1913 rs to the
Bond interest fund and the balance M OS the maintenance
the treasurer instructed to transfer from School District No
49, bond fund to the interest fund of the
the balance the maintenance
| of $44O3
UPON motion of A Sorrel by Jr and
carried the following resolution passed adopted:
rolls of Santa
Cruz County, Arizona under
years of 9 respectively would not sell for
the amount of interest penalties
naming unpaid
property would sell Sixty
($26SOo Dollars for which the shall
lor tne sum Two Hundred and Sixty Three s26oo
Dollars and the County Treasurer authorized directed
such full
the same to the various funds to which said
as the amounts bear to the whole charged against
UPON motion of R Frazier seconded by
unanimously carried the exemption of Jesus Vida de Irving for the
1888 1889
OF Nogaes the property decided Mrs Irving
duly by R. T. Frazier Jr seconded by A. B
Sorrels
RESOLVED That the resolution
Supervisors Santa
including
66 the tax roll the 1892
embrace and include
upon the tax roll for the 1882 that
Beginning at point the Northey side line of
Street in the City Nogae
is fifyfour and eight
section OF said Nohery side line of Bradford Street with
Eastery side line of
running from said of beginning
ery side line of said Bradford
(69) feet to point Norherly
Northery boundary line of Lot three
Nogales international., 1941-02-15

$133
Telegram, Noa Merchants Credit Assn,
expense 4 Fairview Rest Manor,
Field Hospital misc 5000; W.T. 114s
$4,000; W.T. 1144 Lucy Stevens
Misc $245o 45 M. Simpson, Hosp Misc $780,
Misc, No. 2, $3.50; W.T.
Nogales Laboratory Hosp Misc
Fits, Doctor,
W.T.. Hosp Misc, $500; W.T. 115
DR. Hoe Doctor $50 oo W.T. 1852 DR. Chas S. Smith HOSP
L. Harker Hosp. Misc
No W.T. 1854 Medicine $21 86; W.T. 1885, In
ternaonal W.T. 1855 International
Store Medicine $780, W.T. g. Olga Hole Auto Plate Account $75
The following the payroll for the month of De-
paid of the
WITS 8Oo834 Gordon Farley Superior Court $685. WITS 8o
Davenport Reporter s5OOO 9O2-s36
OKeee Superior
Court $15oOo Dorothy
Court co. WITS 8O5S39 F1eicher Court Interpreter
WITS O6S4O James " Robins County Attorney $16666; WITS BOT
04 Mary saido Clerk Attorney $5oOO 8o8842
nardot Treasurer $685. WITS 8O9-84S Agnes G. Hamln Deputy
Treasurer
0118 $125OO; S12S46
3ettwy Recorder $000 WITS 813847 Deputy
$685. Supervisors,
Geo. Barcich Member Supervisors sss 3d. WITS s7 VIM G. Simon
Supervisors $685. $3.50
Devaughn, $4,000;
M
$125 co. WITS S22o56 Peters, alor $2 Co., WITS S23 Ban
Lewis Deputy Sheriff. $4,000; WITS 8258 Enqueta Jail
$5OOO F. County
Officer Montoya County
S27-S61 County
Dorothy Hopkins Clerk $2OO $685. Benz
Teyechea P.
No. $15OOO WITS 83 1865 C. L. Forsyth j. Prect No g. $780,
Harvey
$500;
Parker,
E. S.. I r..
There being business to the at
time they adjourned, Sine Die.
R. 7. FRAZIER JR.
Chairman
VIM G. sIMoNToN
Office of the Of Supervisors,
Nogales Arizona
January 2, 1941.
Present Louis Escalada,
R. Frazier A. Sorrells
The Board now proceeded organize
agreement L appointed Chairman
Upon motion of R Frazier Jr, by
carried Louis Escalad elected Chairman for the
194 1912
The Board now proceeded to appoint
of office.
A. seconded by R. and
unanimously carried, appointed Clerk the
Board of Supervisors for the 9411942 term of office
Upon motion
unanimously Mignardot Ada
Wheeler M.
proved.
Upon motion of A. sorrelk seconded
unanimously following appointments approved
DeVaughn M Solo, c. Dalton Joe Peters, Blain Lewis
Shefs; Maton, j. M Solo,
Department; County Treasurer
Hopkins, the Office
Secretary the County Attorney.
ordered
INDECENT furnishing Prison
Indigens County Printing County Supplies
being business before the
time they 9th, 1941.
L. ESCALADA,
Chairman.
ATTEST
G. SIMONTON,
Office O Supervisors,
NOpaes
Nogales international., 1941-02-15
VIM. G.. SIMONTON,
Clerk.

Office of the Board of Supervisors,
Nogales, Arizona,
January 9Th, 1941.
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Office O Supervisors,
January
The Board met accordance
Chairman R. A.. m
G.. Simonton
Upon motion duly
ordered to
La gaceta., 1941-07-26
Los desafios de mafana en- el parque Cuscaden
Los Marhbises jugar6n con los Garibaldinos

Y hacer frecuentes gestos de in
conformidad en- cuanto al UNI
pire de Ia gonna.
Roberto es I'm excelente pitch
er.... Ipor cue "anderse con bo-
berfas" cuando I'm arbitro Sc e.
quivoca? No lie pasa a el que ell
catcher lie pide una recta Y sin
quererlo lie manda una pelota
por las nubes?
81 ell Cfrculo procura mantle
ner su cohesion, muchos apuroS
pasaran los demas para arreba-
tarle la victoria.
Sc batian en- ell segundo patti
do los Leales y los Asturianos.
La semana pasada Faustino
perdi6 un desafio que los peri
tos opinan tuvo Oportunidades
de ganar.
Jimmy White no Sc desanima
y cree no lie sera dificil. en- las
venideras semanas, salir del
s6tanO.
La gaceta., 1941-07-26

su posicion social, Pepe fue
trasladado a la enfermeria de la
carcel, porque tosia mucho por
las noches. 7
Alli... ihorror!..
AL levantarle la incomunica-
.ci6n, dos dias despues, eli mar
CUES lego en- varios diarios de
Madrid y Barcelona, amplias in
fOrmaciones acerca de su dra-
ma.
Ell infeliz crey6 morir de do
Tor.
III, ell hombre elegante y ecua-
mime; el ell gentleman acabado...
i~iicontemplando su nombre en-
una information de a tres CO.
lumnas, lena de detalles YER
gonzosos H..
iQue ignominia L..
-iY pensar que he sido yo
mismO Ell que me he buscado $
"a vergIenza. este escarniOL
&c dtO RauO FOrido. medic
La gaceta., 1941-07-26
Claudio Vilar Sc levant6 del
tablado y acosto a Tuner
Ell de Texas sali6 con una c~ostilIa rOta

CLAUDIO VILLAR Sc LE....
Unas 1850 personas desafia-
ron anoche el nal tempo Y pre-
senciaron al aire libre, en- Phi
Hips Field, la pelea entire ell gla-
dadcr lespahcl Claudio Villar'
del peso complete, y ell joven te-
jano Joe Turner.
Turner supo contener los es-
fuerzos del "paninsular" en- el
primer asalto y despu@s, en- ell Sc
gundo, avanz6 hacia el y con
una formidable derecha por la
mandfbula lie derrib6 a la Iona.
Vilar Sc incorpor6 sin que
la contaran y atac6 furiOsa-
mente a Turner hasta que Ia
campana puso fin al agalto,
Y mlovieron" las mOrradas
en- los venideros tres asaltos So
bre ell caballero de Texas,
Villar parecia decir: Santa
go y cierra Espaha", Sc habla
transfigurado el iberico y Mr..
Turner sufri6 un tremendo cas-
tigo por ell cuerpo, con ganchos
de izquierda.
iC6mo serian de efectivas las
"ostias'', que en- ell tercero una
de elias fracture una de elias
fracture una costilla a Turner.
Valientemente ell tejano ST.
gui6 combatiendo hasta ell quin.
cuando un puhetazo de derecha
hizo mella en- su quijada y Il
contaron nueve segundOs.
Abatido, maltrechO, no pudC
responder a la campanada de
sexto asalto y Sc concedio e.
triunfo a Villar, pOr efecto re.
troactivo, en- ell quinto.
Pesaba ell ganador 200 libraS
y Ell atropellado 210.
lei pdblico recompens6 a vi
liar con calurosos aplausos.
Kid Moves. joven del peso we
ter, maltrat6 sacramento {
Red Bryan y ell arbitro, en- e
segundo, dio por terminada Ia
desigual pelea.
Moe Weiss, 1873 libras puso
dormir a Tony Monin en- ell Sc
La gaceta., 1941-07-26

carne a la vez, como las heridas
de la guerra, curan, por ~cauteri-
zaci6n, otros dolores.
Els 10 mismo que ocurre Guam
do un enfermo que va a morir,
es sometido a un procedimiento
radical. como los botones de fue
go.
Pepe vic, de pronto al contem
plarse entire las paroles de una
zelda, toda la inmundicia, de la
CHARGE en- la que habia caido.
Sc consider6 manchado, envi-
lecido, escarnecido, mas que por
aquella mujer que habiale aban-
donado, pOr su propia torpeza.
Su alma Sc erguia en- ell fon-
do de su pecho, con un loco afan
de purificaciones.
Isl, salvarse, salvarsel
=Salvarse, ST todavia era
tiempo! iolvidar a aquella mu-
Jer, desprcciarla, elevarse tan
to que nj Siquiera tOda Ia hOrrf
La gaceta., 1941-07-26

Ell mdsico tambien, detenido
y encarcelado pOr una causa i
guai en- TODD a la que habia mo-
tivado ell encarcelamientO de Pc
pc, experiments aquella ansia
de purificaciOnes, aQuella sed
de noblezas y bondades que es
para ciertas almaS algo mas ne
cesario que Ell aire que respiran.
FL reharia su vida.
Pope pens6 por primera vez
que habia obrado como un insen
sato.
Ahora, los peri6dicOs Sc ocu-
parian del asunto, del escanda-
lo'.,' y su nOmbre, mezclado con
ell de la traidora Y Ell NAL amigo.
correria por el arroyo, entire OIL
cadas de cieno.
Suspir6.
En- los dias signientes. Ia ira
gedia del marques Sc acentuaba.
POr consideration al estadO
del presO. y un POGO taubiGn a
La gaceta., 1941-07-26

Tenemos la creencia de que Sc
efectuaran mahana, en- ell par
que Cuscaden, los dos importan-
ties d~esafios a1unciados por la
Liga Intersocial.
La semana pasada ell Cfrculo
C1bano Sc present6 incOmple-
to Y eli juego Sc lie concedi6, por
informalidad de los Mambises,
a los Caballeros Leales.
Luis Sanchez ingles6 ell mar
ties dos nuevos peloteros, uno de
.ellos un exceelnte catcher.
Jugaran ell primer desafio, a
la l 80 de la tarde, los dos "tra-
bucos" del "circuito'', seg1n los
peritos, Circulo Cubano y la u
nione Italiana.
La novena de los garibaldlnos
no es mejor que la Guiana pero
los Mambises Sc italian "a la yer
ia" de la Decentralization, 81 no
procuran dominarse.
Joe Domingo utilizara a Ca
pitano, su mejor pitcher, y la
direction "cubanacanica" recu-
rrira a los servicios del "Tore-
ro'.
La salida de Pulido debilitar-
"a a la novena cubana; perO 81
los muchachos del Circulo aprie
tan las clavijas, sin desalentar-
sc, la victoria les sonreira.
Una habit novena debe ganar
81 procura mantener la disciple
ma, mejorar 81 teamwork" ~
dale dulce a la pelota".
No Sc puede ganar en- la pelo-
ia con 'broncas'', Attitudes vio-
lentas y punetazos a los arbi-
tros
La novena de L. Unione Italia
ma ha degrade "capitaiizar," ca
81 todos los amos con la relativa
decentralization de sus oponen-
tes.
NOsotros eSperamos que Pu-
lido pague la multica. pase los
tres domingOs de castigo mere
cido y luego vuelva al terreno,
curado de los arranques belico-
SOS Y tambien del muy desagra-
dable habito de tirar ell guante
La gaceta., 1941-07-26

bic miseria que la cubria, pudie-
"a lamar hasta 81, en- adelante,
la mas pequena salpicadura!
Ramo Florido, la primera no
che que pas6 en- la carcel. encon-
tro un alma nueva mejor dichO,
su VEGA alma de hierro,, Ell alma
de sus antepasados heroicos.
Sc encontr6 serene.
En- medic del dolor que lie en-
loquecia; en- medic de la amar-
gura que lie ahogaba, Sc encon-
traba una firmeza, una fuerza
nueva, una loca decision de reha
Ger su vida, lanzandose por muy
distintos GAUGES sentimentales a
los que habia seguido hasta a.
qui.
Fue la misma impression, la
misma sensation de que algo re-
en- 81, que va vimos que
experiment. un dia Gustavo de
la Gandara en- la carcel de Mon
te Carlo.
La gaceta., 1941-07-26
OEPORTES
MARSHALL ACOSTO
A TONY OVAK

Memphis, Tenn, julio &c.
Jack Marshall pusO a dormir q
Tony Novak, de San Luis, en- Ell
segundo asalto, con un golpe de
derecho a la mandfbula, luego
de que lie habfa tirado sobre las
rodillas. momentos antes. con
otros poderosos puhetazos.
Los segundos de Novak pro-
testaron vigorosamente y Ell ar
bitro Fred Getz anunci6 a Mar
shall como ell vencedor.
Novak, "resucitado', atac6 a
su contrario y muchos de los es-
pectadores subieron al cuadrila-
tero. La policia restableci6 el
orden. Pesaba Marshall 1873 i
bras, 80 menos que su antagO-
nista.
La gaceta., 1941-07-26

Ell juez, ante ell que tuvo que
repetir su declaration media ho-
ra despues. habia quedado pen
sativo.
al fin lie dijo:
Il Me veo en- la obligation, sc
nor, de considerable detenidol
Ira listed a la carcell
Y. iah, la prueba espantosa
de la vidal
IAN, los dias amargos, las no.
ras crueles hasta un grade en-
loquecedorl. L..
ST; Pope del Ramo Florido, Ell
hombre delicado y spiritual, Ell
muchacho buenO y dulce, pas6
la puerta de la Carcel Modelo Y
permaneci6 en- ella cast cuatro
dias.
Mas. An!
A wees, un dolor muy gran
de, muy agudo; uno de esos do
lOres cash fisicOs. que parecen
mOrder nuestra alma y nnestra
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gundo "episodio" de otro de los
p~reliminares. BESIDE Ell primer
momento Sc vic que Monfn, CO.
mo pdgil, pertenece a un Museo,
Gene Molnar castigo dura-
mente a Bob Monin, hermano
del anterior, en- un "bout" a o.
cho rounds. Empezaron a pc
lear bajo la lluvia y asi CONT
nuaron. Dos veces cay6 Molnar
por entire las sogas, pero no fue
por efecto de los golpes de su
rival.
Monin pesaba 158 y ell ven
cedor 155,
Tuvo que suspenderse a eau
sa de la huvia la pelea entire
Harvey Weiss, de New York, y
Allen McCorvey, un tampeno.
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Los piratas vencieron dos We
ceS a los Dodgers, 10 que no Sc
esperaba. Alfonso Lopez actu6
en- parte del primer desafio Y no
peg6 de hit, en- dos veceS al ba-
te. Luego, en- ell segundo, ayud6
al exibo con dos hits, en- a veces.
Brooklyn DC, Oh, 2e; Pitts
burgh 81, Oh, Be.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, lie; Pitts
burgh &c. 18Th, De.
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Pope no contestaba.

lFepe no c0nteStaba.
Miraba, con ojos extraviados
y que fulminaban, a todos los
del grupo, hasta que los guar
dias 10 metierOn en- Ell primer
taxi vacio que cruz6, y 10 condu-
Jeron a la comisaria.
ALI hubo de declarar ante Ell
comisario, y 10 hizo con toda Ia
energica resolution Y toda la
sinceridad de un gentilhombre.
81; dijO Ia verdad, toda Ia yer
dad.
La gaceta., 1941-07-26

Muchos de sus amigos, entera
dos del extraho suceso, habian
venido a Barcelona.
Otros escribieron, visitaron a
los ministries en- Madrid. y en-
ire todos. gracias tambien a que
concurria la circumstance de
que las balas de Pope no hire
ron a nadie, consiguieron que el
marquesito fuese puesto en- Ii
bertad.
Pero... iah, no!
Contra 10 que todo Ell mundo
esperaba, Ell marques no quisO
marcharse de Barcelona.
Volver a Madrid le hubiera
causadO la muerte en- pOcOs
dfas..
La idea dc eneontEaEse OtrA
La gaceta., 1941-07-26

VACA.-Se vende. Recien pa
rida. Raza Jersey. Saludable. Sc
gundo parto Dirijase a 2136
Conrado, West Tampa
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LIGA

New York sc, 1Oh, De; Chica-
go &c, 1Oh, lie.
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Philadelphia &c. 8h, De; Gin
cinnati &c, Oh, De.