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urge of yours to find folks, GER
tainly should"
We'll, I'm certainly not goin'
to stand here twiddIn' my thumbs
any longer Jennie said. When
! think Of what ! went through
70 get these clans here by SIX
o'clock Why, We could have
waited for two wh5ie armies 70
pass by that red light
"She's Dead"
THRUSTING out her hand, she
L grasped the door knob nearest
her, and then she hesitated-
you really think it's all right
70 60 lOokin' around?"
Sure" Asey said. Go on.
Jennie yanked open the door.
Its just el0sef-Aseyl" Her
scream split his eardrums. ~Asey.
lookl"
Grabbing up the eandelabrum
from the msntelpiece, Asey held
i high and strobe over beside her.
The closet, which was about
four feet square, clearly served
a. the Inns public telephone
booth.
And sitting on little chair,
with her head slumped forward
against the coin box. was =
Jennie pointed a shaking fsres
finger at her.
Aseyl It's that woman that was
at the red light, the one with the
umbrella. She's dead And look
there's a gun in The corner, next
70 her glassesl
With an exclamation of dis
belief, Asey leaned forward and
peered al the woman. and then,
as the hot candle wax dripped
down on his hand from the tilted
candelabrum, he held 1t out to-
ward Jennie.
Take this an raise If up. viii
you, SOS / can get IN there an
seeg Higherl Jennie, this some
how don't hardly seem like 1t
could be p0ssihlela
There she is" Jennie's voice
was shriIer and full octave
higher than usual. There she Isl
An it's herl"
Il s'pose," Asey stared at the
stain on the back of the woman's
tweed coat, below her left Shout
der blade. Il s'pose it's possible
she could've cut of the main road
an raced back here before we
trundled up in SyPs truck. That's
possible. / could've done it myself
In my car, easy. An it looks like
that woman. But-Jennie, are you
sure she's the same one2
Il COX at that poeketbook with
the white stitchin'l Look a. them
jow-heeled shoesl An that felt
nat an the tweed coat, an her
gray hair low on her neckl An
them steel-rimmed glassesl"
To be centinaed
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CONCHS READY
FOR INVASION
TENNESSEE FIVE PLAYS IN
KEY WEST TONIGHT. PRE-
LMIEARY CONTEST
By Roy WATSON
conch Varsity MznaGer

The baske tban Conchs Of Ksy
West High tonight viii tackle
stiff competition when they
meet the KfngspOrt CTenn) In
dams at the High School Gym
nasium. corner Seminary and
Francis streets
The Indians. who were here
a few years ago. have new
team composed Of rockies The
conchs have been working out
at the Gym for the past three
weeks in preparation for this
clash and seem much improved
Probable lineup for tonight's
tussle win be: Harry Colgate
(captaiD and Jack Cesar.
guards; Ralph CFlash) Arnold and
George Barber. forwards, and
Lysle McCown, center.
Lineup for the Tennessee
squad has not yet been an
nounced-
A preliminary game between
the Lions. 1910 city champions.
and the Gas Company viii get
under way at 7:3O O'Clock These
two clubs wiz be sporting new
uniforms and as the saying goes
one OF them viii have the ira
ditional ink" associated with
first time" suits.
In a letter to Bob Grace. coach
Of the Key West varsity, L. r.
Sprankle, activity director Of the
Kingsport club, wrote:
'sWe are leaving here Kngs-
porO Friday. Dec %. and travel
all that day and most Of the
next We play Plant High, state
champions, on Saturday,, Dee. q.
On Sunday we viii move down
to the vicinity of Miami and
come on to Kew West Monday
morning We hope to arrive
around noon
We VIII have is in our party.
Is PLAYERS and three coaches.
The PLAYERS making the trip
are Leonard. Parnell and Jacobs.
centers; Mitchell Nerdigh. Bak-
er Carl Jones and Stone guards:
lady. Henard. Shipley. McNiel
and Powell forwards.
Il can't give you much pub
Lefty as we have a new team
and we can't play on old rec
ords- However you can say that
the following players PLAYED on
cur team and made the Florida
trip at various times:
Bobby Pefers-Last FAN cap
tain of Princeton f.
Bobby Cifers Of U. T. Also
his two brothers. Edward and
William Of U. T.
Usif Hsney and Al Agetf of
Michigan State
Guy Crawford, now at VPI
James Blessing Of Clemson.
Bobby D0dd Of Georgia Tech
I hope to see YOU sooa-
@Verv truly.
lie ROY SPRANKLE
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say, there must be somebody
herel See this workbasket on
the tablet" Jennie stopped over
suddenly and picked up some
thing from the floor. "Whyl Oh n
What's that2"
4 thought twas q tomato. but
IT'S only q pincushion fell out of
the basket Assy. where is every
hody7"
Wa-el. that must be their Of
fcial desk" He pointed to a cor
ner where a cupboard had I'm
obtrusively been cut down to form
little cubbyhole. THAT shells
GOT the register on Il. an a phone
Amt there a ben7 Ought to be
one. ~
There amt I looked"
7 get Is" Asey said Look,
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WHAT'S a mess beetle Asev7 :
tnougnt first ne said best needle
o1t tnen II sounded more Ike
mess beetle. The mans either gos
me wrong number or elsa ha's
mad as halter. Mess beetlaf
Asey, what we goin' to dor I tiairlr
MS : awful queerI Seems as If
tnere ought 70 be somebody
around here somewheres. IN =
pace supposed TO be 50 tony as
Wa-el," Asey said, I'm eoins
% dry myself over by the fire. an
when someone does condescend "a
come I'm goin' to order us some
Gunner. I'm not goin' to tackle
nat road home N Syfs vehicle tn
I'm sure the Arny's out Of the
way ! wouldn't put il beyond that
earnest soldier with the lantern 70
oe there waitin' for YOU"
don't care about that soIdierI
Aseys now I'm beginnin' 10 pet
madi Don't YOU think we ought
70 find someone7s
I think it's high time someone
vas hndin' VS. Asey stroIled over
. the FIRE Whyn't You Try some
OF these doors an see where they
lead tor
An s'pose," Jennie returned
with ssperity. that land I'd IN
somebody's bedroom?n
Asey suggested that she could
always knock first.
i don't remember anythin'
about the layout Of this floor he
said an ] suspect it's been made
over considerable. but ! don't
think there'd be bedrooms here.
anyways, If I had this deep-seated
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LEGALS

N THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE or FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry
Case Ne S-IIS
Leila de Laughter Gatchen Pate
Plaintiff.
vs.
Thaddeus Charles Pate.
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO:
THAnDEUS CHARLES PATE.
Address unknown
You are hereby required to appear
10 the BflI Of Complaint. fer Divorce
in the aBeve styled cause on the End
daFs0f EebrUary. A D 1919. other
wise aha allegations therein viii be
taken as confessed
This order TO be published once a
week for four "a consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen a new spa
per published in Key West. Florida
Done and Ordered this zeth day of
! December, A D. 1871
/ (SEALD Ross c Sawyer
{ Clerk Of the Circuit Court. Monroe
County, Florida
BY: (Sd-1 Florence T. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
I THOMAS S. CARO-.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
dec22-2s. 1871: jan5-12-1s. 1912
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Relative Humidity
enE
FORECAST

OEl6N1S4
Key West and Vicinity: Gen
orally far and continuea-eoel
tonight
Florida; Generally fair. except
for some cloaazneSs in extreme
south portion and near east
coast continued cool tonight.
with scattered frost-in north
west and In interior Of extreme
northeast portion asA
HatteraS. n. C., TO Apaiachi-
cola, Fla: No small craft CT
storm warnings have been IS
sued
NOTICE
Restrictions en- Small Craft,
Storm and Hurricane Warnings
For the duration OF the
war. or until further notice,
al wind and weather fore
casts for ocean. coastal and
marine areas have been dis
continued except small craft,
storm or hurricane warnings
or advisoFies thereof These
warnings and adviseTies win
contain information as 70 the
wind velocities expected, the
area affected, time Of hoist,
and duration Of display. How
ever, no information win be
given regarding the direction
Of the wind. the movement
and location Of the storm. or
any conditions surrounding
il.
Warning displays VIII be
as follows: ONE RED PEN
NANT VIII De continued as a
warning 70 small craft TWO
RED REMNANTS viii be
used for a storm warning
without direction TWO
STORM WARNING FLAGS
Square red flags with black
centersl win be continued as
a hurricane warning No
storm warning lights VIII be
displayed
G. s KENNEDY,
Official In Charge
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there's wirin' TO the door. They
got a buzzer there. but with the
current of Il don't buzz. After
someone lighted the candles, they
remembered the buzzer wouldn't
work. an now they're scurryin'
around fndin' a bell That's the
answer. Jennie"
@Huht" Jennie said. Its after
six, Asey. S pose she won't believe
we got here at six because she
didn't hear us Gomez
@She will" Asey leaned his
head back and opened his mouth
wide.
sNo! Don'tg' Jennie said. you
mustn't let out one Of those awful
quarter deck bellows IN herel Il
wouldn't be right"
Well" Asey said. what you
eoin' - d0g You goin' 70 make
your presence known, OF you gOin'
10 stand here an worry about it2
Make up your mind BE. I'm
soakin' wet an starVin hungry,
an / want 70 get these clans de-
livered SOS can dTy out an get
fed. Which ways the dinin' room,
! wonder Ought to be someone
there, or in the kitchen, this time
Of evenin
This way. I think
Jennie started hezitantly for the
closed door at her left, and then
she paused
"Asey. I don't know which way
Il IS. You 60 find someonei II you
used 70 know this place, you
ought 10 know where the dinin'
room was"
She broke of as the telephone
started to ring.
'sThis'll unearth someone, Asey
said, as the phone continued 10
ring and ring.
He and Jennie looked expect
antly at the four closed doors.
But no one came.
We'll, for merey's sakesl" Jen-
nile said. This place is beginnin'
10 get on my nerves. Whatn we
do about that phone2"
ANSWER il, Asey said.
you think we ought tor" Jen-
ME asked as he strobe across the
room.
Asey picked up the receiver.
Mess Beetle
uELLO," he said briskly. This
III is the Whale Inn speakin (.
What7 What's that2"
Jennie nudged him. who IS It;
What do they want7"
Aeey turned to her and held
out the receiver.
i'Somethin' about a beetle. See
II you can make sense of it.
Jennie listened, said what-whal-
what q number Of times. and then
passed the receiver back TO Asey.
Hes hung up" she said help
lesslv. He swore an hung Up
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ELBERTS0N WINS
GOLF TOURNAMENT


Fielden Elbertson, with a
score Of 9e-25-73, was the
winner Of the first blind
bogie on the local golf course
yesterday put on under the
direction Of Eddie Bush pro
al the links
Joe Lopez came in second
with a score Of I'LL. with a
-tEO-way tie for third place
between Z B CauIkins and
John PindeE. with z score of
sz-l3ls- There was a field
Of about % players.
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WEATHER REPORTS

Observation taken at 7::50 a. m.
10th Aer- Time City Ofhce)
Temuarz&r,xnw
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Westers who are now residing
in Mansfield, Ohio.
Richard has been talking about
going to West Point since ne was
II years old, his parents said.
He graduated last June from
Mansfield senior high school,
and IS now enrolled at Ohio
State University, where he Is
taking subjects calculated to help
him at West Point
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RICHARD PEREZ is
SENT TO WEST POINT

Mrs. i T. siursen, aunt of
Richard a. Perez, has received
word of Mr.. Perez's appointment
10 West POINT Military Academy
Richard is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Perez former Key
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l1l3 20 VI IlIylIN7I


YESTERDAY: Asey MAYO, TIE
Cape Cod defecfiDe, hos aqreed
% help deiiDsr some clams. but
ifurns out to be Jeanie Tho does
ne Sob. After de1eating hal, the
Grmw, and collaborating arith q
1dinzlg mgsterioms sgomGn IN q
small cur, they GrriUe al fhe
Whale Inn ucifh the cfzuss-1nd 4
Is deserteds Asey fr1nts only
something 70 eat But Jennie
tcazss % taresticafss cHd to taIss.
Especially 70 talk
La gaceta., 1941-04-02

Hopkins, que Sc asegura tendra
a su cargo la direction de la ayu
da a ~1nglaterra.
Washington, abril 2.-La ca.
mara acord6 hoy un receso de
10 dias. Creese que Ell senado ha-
ra 10 mismo.
Washington, aoril 2.-Estados
Unidos lie ayis6 aver a la emba-
jada francesa que no tiene Ell
prcp6sito de ~apoderarse de los
barcos de su bandera que Sc en-
cuentran amarrados en- los puer
tos americanos. A toda prisa Sc
mandara para Grecia I'm carga
mento de canones rasormados
de IS millmetros. FL senado de-
j6 aver la puerta alberta, en- un
credito de $780, 900, 900, para
que ell gobierno pueda comprar
carnes EN- la Argentina y lana
en- Australia. 81 Alemania e TIA
liza toman medidas contra los
intereses norteamericanos en-
sus territories, Uncle Sam les
contestant "congelando" fondos
Y bienes del Eje, con un valor de
35O,000,OOO de d6lares.
Bogota, Columbia, abril g.
Para evitar ell SABOTAGE, ell 60
bierno Sc apoder6 aver, estable-
ciendo en- ellos vigilancia, de dos
vapores tanques del Fje, inter-
nados en- Cartagena.
La gaceta., 1941-04-02
'SERAN INVESTIGATES LAS
ACTGVIDADES DE LOS CON-
SUUES Y AGENTES DEL
EJE

Washington, abril 2.-El servi-
clio de de inteligencia del gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos concen
ira hoy sus esfuerzos en- deter
minar 81 los c6nsules y agentes
alemanes en- este pats instigaron
los actos de SABOTAGE realizados
en- los 80 vapores del Eje apre-
sados recientemente en- los puer
tos americanos. La secretaria de
estado tomara rapida acci6n en-
ell case de que Sc descubra COM
La gaceta., 1941-04-02
BALE DEL CLUB DE LOS


FL Bakers Club, asociaci6n
fcimada por miembros de la o.
ni6n de Panaderos, nos anuncia
que prepare un bale para ell dia
7 &c iunio de este ano en- ell edi-
ficio de la sociedad La Italia.
Tocaran euatro ~orquestas,
Manuel Sanchez, Don Francis
20, La Sonora y L. Tropical.
FL bale sera deIicado al pue-
lilo trabaiador, Anuncian tam
bi&n los panaderos que verifi-
caran su Picnic en- ell mes d.
JUNO.
Antonio Rocamora es ell preSi
dente Y Luciano Pazos ell secre-
tario.
La gaceta., 1941-04-02
La PolainG

La palabra pOlaina debe su'
origen a Polain, que ide6 una
clase especial de botas y zapa-
tos, en- la Edad Media no solo
para cubrir y proteger la pan
torrilla, que es para 10 que ac-
tualmente Sc usan las polainas,
sino que, tenian I'm pie muy lar
go y con la punta terminando
en- pico, siendo la punta tanto
mayor cuando mas elevada y
principal era la categorfa del
personaje que las usaba.
DE aquf procede tambien la
Erase: Estar montado de un
gran pie.
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MURIO Ell ANTIQUE FABRI-
CAlNTE DE TABACOS SIR.
VAL M. ANTUONO.

A la edad de &c amos dej6 de
existir hoy, luego de una larga
enfermedad, ell conocido fabri-
cantes de tabacos Sr. Val Antuo
no, vecino del 1924 del Bay to
Bay Boulevard.
Vino de Italia a los Estados
Unidos en- 1885 y estableci6 su
primera fabrica, un "chinchali-
to-" en- la Gale de Lafayette.
Pertenecfa a logias y otras or
ganizaciones. Ayud6 a construlr
ell puente de la Gale Fortuna y
fue teniente coronel en- ell Esta-
do Mayor personal del exgober-
nador Doyle Carlton.
lie sobreviven un hijo, una hi
|ja y dos nietos,
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BOUETINES DE I'LL.



Ell case de q. Estados UnidOs re-
suelva entrar en- la guerra. No
aporta detalles.
Harlan, KY, abril 2.-Las lu-
chas entire obreros y patronos Sc
reanudaron hoy, a pesar de la
actitud del presidente Roosevelt.
en- contra de que ell congreso a.
pruebe leyes para impedir Ia
,huelgas. Como 4 gultadO de los
tiroteos de hoy perdieron la vi.
da 2 personas y { sufrieron he
ridas.
Washington, abril 2s-El pre-
sidente Roosevelt ha convocado
para hoy una conferencia de los
lideres del programa de defen-
sa y la ayuda a Inglaterra. En-
tire los citados figura Harry
La gaceta., 1941-04-02
Atrapados EN- ell Este de Africa 100, 600 hombres
del Ejercito de Mussolini
Ell Papa recibio a Matsuoka
Alarma de aviaci6n en- Yugoeslavia

Londres, abril 2.-El almirar
taZgo anunci6 hoy que un avi6T
naval del commando de las midas
Orientales hundi5 IN destructol
italiano de la clase "Pantera,'
de 1926 toneladas. Fue atacadc
ell Instructor cuando salfa de.
puerto de Nassau, en- ell Mar
Rojo, acatando 6rdenes. Los a.
vionss de exploration dieron la
noticia de que ell barco italiano
ha5ia salido y despegaron para
atacarle varios aeroplanos de
bombardeo.
Tn barco de guerra ingles in
tercept6 en- la mar al vapor ale
man Blrtram Rickmers, de la
matricula de Hamburgo, apre-
sandolo. Realize ell apresamien-
to Ell Kandahar, &c la clase Jaae-
lin, un buque de 1880 toneladas.
Ell mando britanico en- Africa
cOmunica que cerca de 100, COO
sOldados fascistaS han sido atra-
pascS en- ell este de Africa, con
motive de las ofensivas Ell Fri
trea y Abisinia.
Sc retiran hoy en- direction
del mar Rojo los rsStos del ej&r-
otto derrotado en- Cheren y AS
mara. La escuadra inglesa Sc
halla en- ell Mar Rojo e impedira
que sean recogidos.
Las Columns britanicas EN-
Ethiopia continlan avanzando en-
direction de Ads Ababa y pro-
tegen a los italianos prisioneros,
con ell fin de evitar excesos por
parte de los nativos. Estan Ger
cados en- el territorio etiope GER
ca de 10000 hombres, bajo Ell
mando del duque de Aosta.
La Radio italiana anuncia una
fuerte resistencia contra fuer-
zaS numericamente superiores,
en- ell vale del Awash, entire Di-
radawa y Adds Ababa.
En- Ciudad Vaticano ell Papa
recibi6 hoy en- audiencia espe-
cial a Yosuhe Matsuoka, ell MI
nistro de estado japones. Des-
pues de la vista a Su Santidad,
pas6 al despacho del secretario
de estado, Cardinal MaglioneJ
La conferencia entire ell diplo-
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"PGsiOnerG"

De los hermanos Serafin y
joaquin Alvarez Quintero son
las lineas que siguen:
Err pajaro que a Pasione-
ra Sc lie pare en- ell entresejo, ayi
Sc lie quea de por VIA.
Tai dice la madre atribulada,
adivinando la desventura de Ia
mocita tenaz en- TODD, pero do
blemente en- mantener viva aque
la mala hierba de su coraz6n.
Porque 81 Y pOrque no son sus
razones. Sc quiere porque 81 y
no Sc quiere porQue no, y es ton
to, seg1n ella, perderse en- consi-
La gaceta., 1941-04-02
Los interiors; mtestinales contestan
81 Sc les da esta u~rgencia

Debiera listed conocer este facil
medic de aliviar dolores de cabeza
p%roducidos por estrenimiento, biliosi-
dad, est6mago agrio, NAL alimento,
falta de apetito Y energfa.
Ell aromatico y especioso BLACK
DRAUGHT, 81 sc toma bajo las sim
ples directories, al tempo de acos-
tarse, usualraerte pcrmite tempo pa
ra dormir; actGa suave y por comp,e-
20 a la mahana ~siguiente.
La gaceta., 1941-04-02

plicidad por parte de diplcmati-
cos y funcionarios consulares. A
los culpables Sc les entregaran
sus passportes.
Todo indica uue los actos de
SABOTAGE Sc verificaron bajo ms
trucciones del Eje.
Las naciones latino-ameri
mas Sc apoderaron aver de 10
tarcos mercantes. En- i'll de e
los Sc habian realizado actos de
abotaje.
La gaceta., 1941-04-02
Ell CiTO de San Santiago

Cuando la reina Doha Maria
de Montpelier do a luz al que
despues fue ell gran reg Don Jai
me l de Arag6n, dudaba con
que nombre habrfa de ser bauti-
zado. Mand6 entonces encender
doce grandes c%irios, cada uno de
los cuales Nevada ell nombre de
uno de los doce ap6stoles; ell de-
dicado a Santiago fue ell que tar
do mas tempo en- consumirse y
por ESQ fue este ell nombre ele-
gido.
La gaceta., 1941-04-02

A cold cough seriously endangers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases cc'1tsned,
If YOU have a cough due to q cold,
get Mensho- Mulsi0n, The gdaran-
iced msdlelne, today. If Mentho-
Nulsioa fails to sop your coughing
Immediately and ge' you entirely
over your cold cUGgh quicker than
my medicine you ever tried ask
or your money b. K, -
Mentho-M ulsion is mole than an
,rd;nery medicine. 1t contains vita.
Minis A and D TO build your eold
resistance, and seysn soothing
.erling oils and unguents. 'nelad'
La gaceta., 1941-04-02
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MuIsiOp

ing highest grade heechwood creo
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia fig syrup gives Mon.ho-
Mulsio. . taste the Who'll family
viii, like. It elings to Il e mem
brahes 30 its soothing, he lug in.
gradients act faster, be cf AT
Ohio minister recently aid from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is mecca
sary for human welfare, but dom
endanger the ~congregati' a with .
cold cough whe1 Mentho- Mulsjcn is
30 inexpensive and easy 10 obtain
N.ntho-M ulc'on Is ei dorsed hs
your neighbors and gus ronteed by
! leading DRUGGISTS every VIC Hdv.
La gaceta., 1941-04-02

Fl feliz alivio que esta medicinal
puramente vegetal produce, Sc debe
princiralmente a su mayor i~ngredien-
te. Este es un "t6nico laxante intesti-
nal" que ayuda a impartir tono a los
musculos ociosos del intestine.
La proxima vez tome ell economi-
co Y probado por Ell tempo BLACK
DRAUGHT. De % a 40 dosis solo
cuestan rs Cts.
La gaceta., 1941-04-02
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

deraciones y analisis enfadados
e in1tiles.
Y quiere al sinvergienza de
Alberto Ecija porque 81, y no lie
importa saber NADIA de su vida
truhanesca y disipada, nj de su
conducta, nj de sus vicios, nj de
sus amantes, nj siquiera de que
tenga un hijo de otra mujer
para TODD cuanto lie digan en-
contra de el estara sorda y Gle
ga.
-Yo sola he de sufrirlo. Els
cadena que COLO con mis- manos
Y me la echo ar cueyo contenta
Y ell padrino-el padrino por
antomasia, de media Sevilla-a-
vispero de coplas, tiene, no una,
muchas que son sentencias po-
pulares para todos los tristes
lances de la vida de Pasionera /;
para cuando huge de su casa
con ell pervertido ~tunante, para
cuando vuelve escarnecida y a.
bandonada para ell dia que in
gresa en- Las krrepentidas, pa
ra Ell dfa en- que SIZE de la ben
dita Casa. Y otras tantas He
mas de dolor y rebosantes de a.
cibar y de hiel lie suben al buen
hombre a los labios al advertir
que sus planes Sc frustran Y que
ha sido esteril su ardid audaz
e ingenioso, de propalar hasta
en- los papeles de Sevilla la muer
te de Alberto, porque Pasione-
ra:
Quien lie pusO PGsiORerG
Bien Ie supo pOner Nombre-
decide, al conocerla, consagrar-
Sc a Dios e ingresar en- las Her
manitas de la Cruz.
CGStigue DiOs de los sieIOs
q quien coge una GSasenG
q la tirG por los saelOs.
Dice ell PadrinO en- una solea
de su propia cosecha. Y anade,
ante ell inevitable desenlace, es-
ia otra, de cepa popular, que sin
duda encierra en- sus tres versos
una historic de desolada melan-
cola;
iAQut no hay malta que ne
porQue an bGrQuitO que hGbtG
tendi6 la VeIG q Sc ful...
La gaceta., 1941-04-02

cuando tres aviones extranjeros
pasaron volando a gran altura.
Las sirenas funcionaron bien v
'labian sido probadas POGO an
ties. Tn Official yugoa, lavo dijo
que los aviones prcee6ian de la
direoci6n de donde Sc espera la
guerra uno de estes dias".
La gaceta., 1941-04-02
Ell TlEMPo

Temperature normal para es-
la epoca del ano. Claro. Posibles
nublados para manana. Maxima
aver, 73 grades; minima, 65.
La gaceta., 1941-04-02

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La gaceta., 1941-04-02

matico japonEs y ell cardenaI
durt As minutes.
Desde YugC~ slavia commune
can que la poblaci6n de SkopIje
tuvo una alarma de ocho minu-
los, POGO antes del mediodfa,
La gaceta., 1941-04-02

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. l.. P. Soda
Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y calle Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-02

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