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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Nome Decoration
H6rrier and Ives Print
Woven Into New Fabric
By WILLIAM X. CLARKE

THERE WILL appear on the
ecorating market early next
onth printed fabric of par
cular interest. Ideally suited
either draperies. slipcovers or
zen wall-covering, its story is
teresting enough TO warrant
BENTON in this column.
The design is printed on a
b.inch chintZ Of good texture,
BIZ enough for adapting 10
Hperies. yet firm enough in
cave to make practical slip
byers.
Some time ago this COLUMN
ok occasion TO point out that
haracter might be added 10
bur interior schemes il some
hing were known about the
background of the various pieces
| furniture. fabric or wallpaper.
he appearance of this new
int especially typifies this.
Fsmed Gentlemen
In the early years Of the last
injury there were two gentle
en- who made quite a name for
eTnselves, a name which even
day most Of US are at least
S0uely familiar with.
Mr.. Currier and Mr.. Ives re-
roduced in print many OF the
81 American scenes ever re-
Irded. An original Currier and
res. today, is an artistic gem Of
Pnsiderable value.
Usually IL will be found as a
gned picture. Often. however,
y nting was done on fine
~ dndkerchiefs 10 comment
Fate some event of the day. and
liz chintz is an adaptation Of
In type of a print.
IL is titled "Currier * Ives
orse Race" and is reproduced
ON the old handkerchief print
the first horse race of i'm
brtance in the then-very-young
nited States. Run on the Long
land Union Course on May u.
rs, some $4,000 spectators
Srne to watch.
The Winner
II was a match race between
blipse and Sir Henry, with a
hrse of $4,000 for the winner.
ore than 5000, 900 was reputed
have changed hands. Three
PATS were run, all three being
on by Eclipse.
These facts and figures appear
eside the point until it is
binted out that all of them are
terwoven into the pattern Of
e print itself. The three heats
bpear as three separate scenes
mprising the design repeat.
The details of time, place and
nancial gains and losses are
{ as a kind of ribbon framing
|ound the central figures.
Has Character
In short, here is a printed
Iintz which is something more
an a stereotyped floral or cos
me pattern. Particularly suited
libraries, il will lend char
tier TO a room whether used
draperies or to slipcover a
lair.
And II does not represent a
lstly item. in the decorating
bdget. since it will sell for
bout SITS per yard.
NJ ,lsrke will be glad to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

answer queries on home decora-
ZION. Please enclose a stamped.
= self-addressed envelope for reply
and address William X. Clarke,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Pink

Sky blue has been the only
hlpr In which these prizes were
, be found. but now there is
b loveliest dusty pink ever
bewed. Better news yet is that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

For shopping information, call
Cherry $500, Line 347.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25
43 ARRIvE0N N0RTHDOUND
 YUKON TODAY

Northbound and caked with ice at the bow. the steamer Yukon docked here at 12:30 o'clock this afternoon with 43 passengers for Juneau and was scheduled to sail for the Westward two hours later after unloading mail and general cargo
 Passengers from Seattle were J. r. Anderson, Paul Anderson, Mrs E. Armstrong, M A. Brown, Walter p~vkaln, Ruth Costello. MT and Mrs. J. M. Dodson, Warren Dod- son, D. L. Dutton, Oscar Enstror, Steve Erakovich, Al Hoff. w. J. Kubon, Julius Larson, Mrs. Kaj Louring, Rasmus Nelson. E. E. Reeves, Holm Repo, Mrs. j. Scott
 MT and Mrs. Charles Schramm, MT. and Mrs. Fred Soini, George 1omoff. Nj. J Walsh, Edward Whit man, Lewis Midthun, C. A. Wit her E. A. Young, Ole .Huke, Lee Lawson, Emil Nilsen, James A. Spooner Charles Ii. Thompson and Joe Thompson.
 Grover Wnn. Kaj Louring and Faul Bell were passengers from Wransen; Harry Gertman arrived from Petersburg and R. A. Mur- phy. pr. Dwight Cramer and Sam uel Eaton from Ketehikan.
 The Yukon sailed at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon with IS passengers 1 from Juneau for the Westward, as follows
 For Seward-John J. Klein, R. B. Forrest, Warren Eveland, George Anderson, A. w. Douglass, Leonard F. Taylor, l.. J. Kovanda, Gerry Me Gill, Owen Hartley, John Chehe, !
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25
EsE EaG, MS CAFE
$ T o P
AT pERCY'S CAFE Breukfost. Dinner or Liqhi
 Lunches . DELICIOUS FOOD . FOUNTAIN SERVICE . REFRESHMENTS

win H. you talk easily All will have to is AWe you'll be calling him that from the start otscenity good book you've written and ought to make an o5scenity good movie
 Well MT H and party arrive II. is big, big with big and Mrs H pretty little blonde MT Cecil B. Gary Cooper and flock executives simultaneously all 45 late on their tight schedules all end of the wonderful interesting Die rubbing shoulders with celebrities
 and it's about time, and then we settle down to wondering going to make talk declare anything least bull in memory of Death in the Afternoon"
 But we are disappointed he doesn't anything except his taken with DeMie and others with prop copy of Whom Bell Tolls
 About invited to and MT H if well Obscenty y all that crowd and besides it's too far run and besides you've H going to China but you're going back agow from another stimulating tact with genius
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25
Legislation Sought BYAiiofney General
 For Public Defenders
,(Continued rom Page one)

JContinued from Page One)
 sE s 57sze s z . sssEIsSfsgs z; E $ E F }; tie him in knots.
 Ii you draw a veteran. he. may brush you off as an onerous and unwelcome chore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25
Your Income
 Tax Returns

Bad debts constitute consider7 able item in the returns of many taxpayers and may be treated in one of two Ways--either by deduc- tion from gross income in respect to debts ascertained to be worth less either in whole or in part and charged off, or by deduc- ton of a reasonable addition to 2 ! reserve for bad debts. ] Taxpayers were given an option for 1921 to select either of the two methods The method used in 1 the return for 1921 must be used in returns for subsequent years unless permission is granted by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to change to the other method.
 Application to change must Le made at least 30 da- prior to the close Of the taxable year for which the change is to De effective
 However, taxpayer filing a first return for 1940 may select either Of the two methods, subject to the approval of the Commissioner upon examination of the return
 Permission to adopt the reserve method is limited to taxpayers hav- ing a large number of accounts where credit is extended over considerable period Of time. It $ not granted for the purpose Of handling one specific debt
 What constitutes reasonable addition" to a reserve for bad deots must be determined in the light If the facts, and will vary as between classes of business and with con- ditions of business prosperity It will depend primarily upcn the to- tai amount of debts outstanding is of the close of the taxable year, those arising currently as well as these arising in prior taxable years, and the total amount of the eX- isting reserve
 In case subsequent realizationS upon outstanding debts prove 10 be more or less than estimated at the time of the creation Of the ex- isting reserve, the amount of the excess or inadequacy in the exist ing reserve should be reflected n the determination of the reasonable addition necessary in the taxable year
 A taxpayer using the reserve method should show in his return the volume of charge sales Cor other business transactions) for the year and the percentage of the reserve to such amount, the total amount of notes and accounts re- ceivable at the beginning and end of the taxable year, and the total amount of the debts ascertained 70 be worthless and charged against the reserve during the taxable year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25
CITES STATE COURTS

Jaeksn. m his recommendation for public defenders in his 1889 and l9f0 annual reports replies that the system has been widely adopted in state courts and has proved satisfactory everywhere.
 Public defenders are no longer q novelty he wrote The sub iect has long passed the experi- mental stage It would be a long step forward m the administrator Of criminal justice"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25
WHO IS WHO IN ALASKA LEGISLATURE
 4
 Leo Royge

Leo Rogge, of Fairbanks, Demo- cratic Representative from the Fourth Division, is serving his third consecutive term in the Alaska Ter ritorial Legislature.
 Representative Rogge was born August 1s, 1878. in Davenport. Iowa. The first Is years of his life he spent on farm, after which he was interested in the meat busi- ness until coming to Alaska in 1900.
 For il years Representative Rogge has been closely connected with the mining industry of the Territory. He has an intimate knowledge of the conditions and problems in the Fairbanks area.
 He was an independent operator first in the 40-Mile district, work ing on Jack Wade, Chicken and Franklin Creeks. In the lower coun- try he mined at Cleary. Gold Creek and Fairbanks Creek.
 For the last few years he has been associated with the U. S. smelting and Refining Company at Fairbanks where at present ne is Superintendent of Distribution in charge of employment
 MT. Rogge was married in Seat tie ill 1922 to Elizabeth L. Cohee, also of Fairbanks. Mrs. Rogge is with him in Juneau where they have an apartment at the Assem- bly,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25
Hollywood Sight ha1 SoDr<s
-Ss sos,..p. co.~..

HOLLYWOOD. Cal Feb 25.-You interesting people
 the called up Hemingway 
 He's leaving right away" they having exclusive a small luncheon fo rlim, very people. you're we'd like be there'
 day nippy, there's a Something special
 They said, please be yca possibly Tight schedule, you know
 You've just people Not They little along the 
 This table. just It's meal like It's cozily informal With public ic-addI system from where you could easily attract Eemingways attention IT. shaped table intimate 60 guests.
 waiting for Hemingway, i is utes behind tight schedule suddenly recall that you read the book MT Hemingway have luncheon for him But don't worry because you know which you're chatting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTIIBOUND
orth Sea in port Sitka bound
 SCHEDULED SA1LINGS

} Tongass scheduled to sail from
 ? Seattle tomorrow.
 , Baranof scheduled to sail from { , Seattle 9 am. tomorrow.
 D Northland scheduled to sail
 ? from Seattle February 28 at , 10 am.
 ? Princess Norah scheduled to
 } sail from Vancouver Febru~
 } ary 28 at pm.
 } Alaska scheduled to sail from } Seattle March l at 9 am. (
 , Tyee scheduled to sail from Se- {
 , attle March i. (
 } SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS ( , Mount Mckinley is scheduled ( } southbound Thursday. ( } Yukon scheduled southbound ( } Sunday. ( } LOCAL SAiL:NGS . } Estebeth scheduled to sail every ( Wednesday at D. m. for oit- ( } ka and wayports. .
 Naha leaves every Wednesday
 at ? a. m. for Petersburg, Port c
 Alexander, Rake and way
 ports
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25

long Elizabeth Brains great liner New harbor csnaouhaged dark des unknown Hs.e the liner at rest against backdrep fo,ned y Table mountain Capetown South Africa The ship made
 the 7,00omile trip without incident
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25

The Daiiy Alaska l.np.re guaran- tees the largest daily circulation oi any Alaska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

To be issued March 1, and forms close March l. For space, listings and changes please call Juneau and Douglas Telephone Co Telephone APO. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25

Try a classlnea ao m The Empirs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25
SEE GRAVE ERROR


 Opponents of the plan argue that placing the public defenders under the Attorney Generals supervision would be a grave error. The Fefi- eral Prosecutors are also under tl,c Attorney General. who would then be in the position of directing the efforts of Federal officers whose purposes were diametrically op- posed fe @
 Others argue that the problem can be handled by the bench and the bar without setting up a new governmental bureau They say exacting judges can really put the heat on experienced lawyers who fail to do their duty. and that young attorneys can gain experi- ence they need if the judges alao assign older men to couneel them
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25
TIDES

Jack Long and the Reverend Paul O'Connor.
 For Cordova-David Morgan, Hen ry ayden, Knute SWensen and David Morgan, Jr
 For Kodiak-C. B. Finnegan and Dan Noonan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-25

Subscribe so the Daily Alaska Empire-the paper with the largest paid circulation
La gaceta., 1941-08-15

mente, al llegar a Mia, en- ell
Regina, enfrente mismo de Ia
playa.
BESIDE los balconies, Sc veia
una inmensa extension de Me-
diterraneo y la serie de colinas
y montahas que Sc alejaban ha-
cia la frontera de Italia y SUI
bian hasta La Turbie.
Pero dos dias despues, la fe-
liz pareja traslad6se a un piso
propio, casa propia, en- Ell bu-
levar Perier, que Ell gusto refi-
nado de otamendi y de la mar
quesa, alhajaron con la ayuda
de no pocos miles de frances
de un modo suntuoso.
Agueda comenz6 a encontrar-
Sc en- su medic ambiente soma
do.
En- la puerta del piso, que era
uno de los principles de la fin
ca-una de las mejores fincas
de Mia, 0tamendi habia he
La gaceta., 1941-08-15

ella, cuanto que procedia de las
ultimas capas sociales, habfa
sentido, desde ell primer momen
TO, despertar en- ella TODD ell po-
so de malos instintos, de pasio-
mes perversas y de apetitos in
confesables que formaban ell
fondo de su alma de lodo.
Y su alma de lodo habia en-
eontrado, al fin, ell canine por
ell que iba a marchar va STEM
pre- en- adelsnte.
Otegario, en- TODD este ITEM
pc, habia pasado por differences
alternatives de confianza, de
y de duda.
Pero cuanto mas sufria, cuan
10 mas desconfiaba del carino
y de la conducta de la marpuesa
mas la guerra.
E-sperimentaba la cObardia
de los enamorados que temen
encontrar una prueba paipable,
un indieiO, un hecho indudable,
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
CARRERAS DE BOTES AU-
TOMOVILES EN- Ell TERRA
PLEN DE LA GALE %

Ell domingo, a las dos de Ia
tarde, Sc efectuaran unas rega-
tas de botes automobiles cerca
del terraplen de la Gale %.
Sc han inscripto va tan habi-
les drivers" como Wild Bill
Terrell, Jack Fleming, Red
Nathurst, Johnny Hicks, Bar
ney Gugel, Whitley Miller, Free
man Lyle, Frank Brill, Jimmy
O'Brien, Perry Evans, Ross Du
rant, Ken Oliver, Fred Rush.
ing y Cliff Edwards.
No Sc cobrara la entrada. Ur
sistema de altavoces Sc instala.
"a para informar al p1blico.
Tendran a su cargo la direc,
ion los Sres. Joe M. Robinson
y Howard =. Miller,
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
GARRISON VENCIO A NOR
MAN RUBIO

New York, agosto 15.-Jimr
my Garrison, un peso welter de
California, derrot6 a Norman
Rubio, de Albany, en- I'm comba-
te efectuado en- la Arena de
Greensboro.
Rubio sac6 v~entaja en- los pr
merOs asaltos, pegando con la
izquierda y la derecha a la ca
beza pero Garrison fue demos
trando mayor habilidad a medi-
.da que pasaban los "rounds".
Rubio sufri6 heridas Sobre los
dos ojOs, en- ell cuarto y en- ell
quinto.
En- Ell mismo programa. Ted
dy Whit, de Mount Vernon, ven
clio por nocaut tecnico a Julio
Ortenzio, peso complete del
Bronx. Tres veces cay6 Julio
antes de que ell arbitro pusie-
ra fin al match.
La gaceta., 1941-08-15

Jardines a pie.
Estas palabras Sc escaparor
de su boca:
70 me marcho, me mar.
cho! IYo me vOy con csc HON,
bre!... No podria vivir sin 81!
La imagen de Dimitri Petro.
koff atravesaba su mente en- es.
te instante.
iEl russo y su gran Compahta
de circo estaban instalados, des-
de cast tres meses atras. en- 81
nuevo teatro OLYMPIA de la Gale
de Roma.
Tres meses que habian sido
para Agueda una loca, una des-
enfrenada carrera de vicio, de
miseria, de engahos...
Muchas tardes, segura aho
"a de que Oiegario no podria
sorprendena, ataIeado con Ia
consulta, en- Ia que cdtan esca-
SOS dientes, en-. verdad, perO
que O6ligaba al doctor a perma-
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
OEPORTES
LAS PELEAS DE ESTA NO
CHE EN- PHILLIPS FIELD

Esta noche, en- Phillips Field,
bajo la direction de Frank La
Marque, Sc batiran a diez asal-
tos los notables pugiles Kid Yu-
catan, un exahijado de Luis
Parga, y Jose Legion, eNcam :
pe6n cubano de las lat libras
Tratase de dos habiles gladia
dores y esperase que los "fie :
les" respondan, llenando por 10
menos la mitad del Estadio.
Yucatan menciona entire sus
vfctimas a Norment Quarles,
Tommy SPECIAL, Carl Guggino,
Howard Scott, Tony Martellia-
no, Kid William y Baby Breeze.
Legion alcanz6 sus 1ltimas vic
torias por cuenta de Larry An
zalone, Buster Carroll, Billy
Cooper, Eddie Carroll y jose
Carabautes.
"Pepe" Caballero dara la re.
vancha, en- Ell semifinal, a Gene
Molnar.
Asegura Molnar que una de
cisi6n dada contra el, hace po
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
cho poner una plaza que decia
OTAMENDI
MsdicO eSpdHoI

Er Glumno de los Hospitales do
Parts, Berlin q Madrid
ConsmtG: de tres a cincO.
al principle, pensando en-
que, por no tener clientele al
pronto dispondria de las mana.
mas, Otamendi habia pensadO
poner la consulta de once a una.
Pero Agueda le disuadi6 de e.
llo.
La marquesa pens6 que, esta-
bleciendo la consulta por la tar
de, Olegario la dejaria a ella en-
una libertad propicia a las aven
turas con su nuevo amante.
Y comenzo la nueva vida de
otamendi y de la marquesita,
sobre aquel plan false, sobre a.
quel terreno escurridizo Y peli-
'groso que es siempre Ia situa-
ei6n anOrmal de un hOmbre y
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
LOS. sEIS PkIMERoS BA-
TEADORES

Ted Williams continGa al fren
te de los seis primeros bateado-
res, de las grandes ligas, con 81
carreras, 1913 hit y 4O8 puntos
de promedlO.
Travis, de los Senadores, mar
cha en- segundo lhgar, con II ca
rreras, 157 hits y S67 de pro-
medic.
Jot DiMaggiO baj6 al tercero,
con Ill carreras, : 169 hits y
1862 de promedio.
Van a continuation Hopp, de
los Cardenales, con 81 carreras,
81 hits Y 1882; Reiser, Dodgers,
70 carreras, 12O hits, 1923 pun
tos de promedio, y Etten, de los
PhiNies, con IS carreras, 121
hits y S25.
La gaceta., 1941-08-15

con I'm srGldo de $25e00 una
bonificaci6n de 81. 81
ninero de espOetadores que pa
que 81 entrada.
Ba1o su direction los RojOa
ganaron los campeonatos de los
amos 1899 y 1910, y tambien e.
campeonato mundial de 1910.
Cumpli6 GA amos ell pasado I
de agosto y Sc lie considera unC
de los hombres mas habiles de
la pelota organizada.
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
PHELPS JUGARA 81 Sc LIE
LLAMA

Brooklyn, agosto 15.-Larry
MacPhail rehus6 comentar aver
unas palabras del catcher
"Blimp" Phelps, diciendo que
esta listo para jugar 81 Ell Broo-
klyn Sc 10 pide.
Habfa dicho el que solicitaria
su retro voluntario; pero aho-
"a quiere volver, 81 Sc lie llama.
MacPhail discurri6 asi: Ha
cambiado de manera de pensar
y quiere ayudarnos a ganar Ell
campeonato."
la serie mundial significa
una saludaDle cantidad de coles
para cualquier pelotero."
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
VICTORIA DE NEVILLE
BEECH

Birmingham, Alabama, ages
to 15.-En eli segundo asalto de
una pelea sostenida aqui en- la
noche de aver, Neville Beech,
Browser, de Fort Knox, Kentu-
peso complete de Memphis, ven
clio por nocaut tecnico a Jim
cky. Pesaba ell vencedor 100 IL
bras, dos menos que ell vauu-
leado.
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
Cleveland &c SO St, iats
u, Re,

Dos wees p;sotearon los Ne
dias Blancas de Chicago a los
Tigres de Detroit, la primera
con Lee y la segunda con Hum
phries.
Detroit lie, Oh, lie; Chicago
Sc, III, Zoe.
Detroit DC, 6h, lie; Chicago
&c, 8h, lie.
Medals Rojas y Atleticos sc
dividieron los laureles. Dobson
gan6 el juego del Boston y L
Harris ell del Filadelfia. .
Boston lie, 18Th, De; Filadel-
fla &c, l6h, Re.
Boston &c, 14h, lie; Filadel-
fla 1Oc, 14hS 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-08-15

cos d1as, tuvo por base la equt.
vocaci6n de los jueces, no Ia e.
ficiencia de Caballero.
frankie Thomas Sc batsrG con
MoeaWeiss y Harvey Weiss con
Jimmy Dundee.
Kid Noes, ell de los fuertes pu
netazos, tendra de contrario a
un individuo que lleva Ell nom
bre, para los efectos del cuadri-
Iatero, de Dade City Ranger.
La gaceta., 1941-08-15

una mujer que no estan unidos
por los lazos del amor sagrado,
del amor santo, ell dnico amor
verdadero, Ell que Sc funda en- Ia
estimation mutua Y en- el mutuo
sacrificio, que no pide NADIA pa
ra ST..
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAkLE

Otamendi sonri6 de un modo
crispado.
Pero, al mismo tempo, no
pudo por menos de pensar:
isl; es 10 que 70 digo! lEs-
ia mujer no es buena L.. Tiene
Ell alma bravo, ell caracter bron-
co y hombruno, los sentimien-
tos turbios y cinicos de las gen.
ties de rOmpe y rasga y de tro-
NO.. lPobre de mi, pobre de
mill. Haber hecho esta locu-
ra., haber sacrificado mi vida
por esta mujer!... tPobre de
mil
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
r DE LITTLE DA-
F.. DO

Honolulu, agosto 15.LEl zur
do David Young, peso bantam
de esta ciudad, venci6 por pun
tos, atacandorudamente en- los
dltimos asaltos, a Little Dado,
deManila. Dur6 la pelea diez a.
saltos. Pesaba Young 1T y su
adversario lis
La gaceta., 1941-08-15

rataS en- 8 hita y dos carregas,
derrotandolos. Con once his,
gu noveha ahot6 seis vecss.s ,
Davis fue Ell catcher. La de,
rrota lie corresponds a But
cher.
Mccullough, ell catcher de los
cubs, descarg6 un ~"jonrr6n".
Chicago &c, 11h, De; Pitts
burg &c, 8h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-15

Mckee Ianz6 p3- los Gigantes
Y los Braves fueron maltrata :
dos. Diez hits pegaron los CANA
dores y 7 los derrotados.
New York Ne, 1oh, lie; Bos-
ton &c, III, Be,
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
Agueda sali6 de su casa.
Fran cast las cuatro.


Fran cast las cuatro.
Comenzaba a hacer calor, en-
estOs dias de principles de ju-
MO, y la marquesa estrenaba
hoy una lindisima toilette de en-
tretiempo, modelo de Georgette
de Paris, que la aninaba v Ia
hacfa apareeer inmensamente
encantadora, realzando SUI be-
lleza.
La mUjer iba crispada.
Habia despedido, momentos
antes, pOr medic del groom, el
auto a que ellOs estaban abOna-
dos, y subi6 hacia les NOuveaux
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
Did "DlamOnd JIM Have
Stomach OF Ulcer Palns7

Il Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora-
ciously II he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have to paw
tne penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, Indigestion, gas pains, heart
purn, burning sensation, bloat and
otner conditions caused by excess
acid should try q Csc box Of Tdga
refunded.
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
iDimitri, Dimitri!

lDAAhA1Al, DlHiltTl
Aquel hombre, la imagen de
aquel hombre, la llenaba por
complete los sentidos, ell pensa-
miento, ell coraz6n.
Sc sentia su esclava.
Sc sentia Su cosa.
lie veia atrav6s de un pris-
ma de prestigio, de valor v de
pOderio que hacia que ella he
considerara una c~riatura mise
rable, a Ia que el, ell amo. 81 Sc
nor, Ell duehO de su persona. de
su ANA y de su vida, Sc dignaba
concederle la limosna de I'm be-
so y de una Garcia cada dfa.
era que Ia Cenci, al contac
de aquel cinico aventurero.
de aquel Don Juan, tanto mas
conquistadOr e irresistible para
La gaceta., 1941-08-15

necer encerrado hasta las cinco
o las seis, la marquesita VIOLA
ba a la Gale de Roma.
La gaceta., 1941-08-15
LIGA

....McKechnie firm6 I'm contra
to por dos G:5Os
Cincinnati, agosto 15.-El di
recto de los Rojos de Cincinna-
ii, Bill McKechnie, firm6 aver
un contrato por Otros dos amos,
La gaceta., 1941-08-15

Empatado qued6 un desafio
de diez entradas entire los In :
dios Y los Browns. Niggeling
lanz6 por ell Sr. Luis y Dean y
Fellel por ell Cleveland.