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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-22
College Net Team
Wins; Nine Loses

Bluffton college meters won 4
to | match from Findlay, and the
Beaver baseball team dropped de-
cisions to Toledo university and the
Ohio State "B" outfit in the schedule
of the last week.
Playing at Findlay, the Bluffton
tennis crew captured two singles and
two doubles victories. Reichenbach
and Balmer won singles assignments
for the Beavers, and in doubles play
Reichenbach and Simcox and Balmer
and Ramseyer were successful. Sim
cox lost in singles play.
A no-hit, Il to 0 victory was
scored over Buttons baseball outfit
last Wednesday on the Toledo uni
versity diamond. Bob Nash, Toledo's
crack negro athlete, struck out Is
Bluffton batsmen in chalking up his
no-hit win.
Ohio State "B" baseballers bested
the Bluffton nine, is to s, in a game
on the local field last Saturday
afternoon.
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WiIberfOrce Nine To
Play Here Friday

Bluffton college has two diamond
contests with Wherefore university's
colored nine during the next week,
playing the downstaters at Bluffton
field Friday afternoon and travelling
to that place for a game next Tues
day.
Tennis matches also will be played
by teams of the two schools on the
same days.
An Office of Agriculture Defense
Relations has been set up in the Y.
S. Department of Agriculture.
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III. S. SOftbdU Team,
Wins TIUO; Loses TUO

Bluffton High softball players won
two decisions and lost two during the
last week, with a no-hit pitching per-
formance turned in by Byron Fritchie
the outstanding feature of the four
contests.
Fritchie's no-hitter was chalked up
in IL to 3 victory over Van Buren,
last Wednesday at Harmon field.
Only 20 men faced Fritchie's south
paw slants, but faulty support en-
abled the visitors to score three un-
earned runs. Johnny Hermann led
the Bluffton hitting attack with three
safe blows.
Buttons first defeat of the sea-
son was 8 to 6 setback in a prac-
tice game with the Triplett softball
team last Thursday night.
Rallying to score five runs in the
last two innings, the Pirates defeated
Rawson 5 to Monday evening
Bluffton was trailing, to 0, going
into the sixth inning, but two runs
in the sixth and three in the seventh
assured victory for them. Dor
Clark's pinch single scored Watkins
with the winning run. The victory
was Pitcher Clyde Fishers SECOND
in two starts.
Bluffton lost their first game to 6
scholastic foe when Mt. Blanchard
turned back the locals, 6 to A, a
that place Tuesday. Altho the Pi
rates outhit their, foes, eight to sew
en-, faulty fielding paved the way foi
the setback. Jim Clark got a three
run homer in the second inning.
Coach Dwight Diller has six play
ers hitting better than 800 on hi!
squad of 10. Those setting the slug
| ging pace are: Russ Gratz, 500; jim
Gratz, .444; Jim Clark, .375; Herr
mann, .315; Watkins, 312; and Hart
man, 800.
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To Ohio State, rs

An eight-inning rally by the Ohio
State university "B" nine cheated
Bluffton college of an opportunity to
win well-played ball game, at Co
lumbus, Tuesday, and the Bucks took
the final decision, to 6.
Bluffton teed off with one run in
the first inning, only to have Ohio
come back with two runs in their
half of the same stanza.
Jumping into the lead again with
a four-run splurge in the second
inning, Bluffton led until the unlucky
eighth, adding their sixth run in the
third.
Ohio State scored twice in the
third, and with the score standing
to 4 in Buttons favor in the eighth
the home team went ahead to victory
by counting three times in that
stanza.
1t was the Burckymen's best.
played game of the season, and the
timeliness of their hitting is evi
denced in the fact that the crew
fashioned six runs out of eight hits
Three hurlers were used by botl
outfits, with Luginbuhl, Traucht anc
Grow performing on the mound fol
Bluffton. Crow was charged with
the setback.
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Peace Groups Hold
Conference Here

Student peace groups and area
members of the Fellowship of Recon
ciliation met in a peace conference
on the Bluffton college campus Sat
urday and Sunday.
The meetings were addressed by
Don Smucker and John Swomley of
Chicago; Dan West of Goshen, Ind.
DR.. c. Henry Smith, Dean-emeritus
N. E. Byers and Prof. Russell Lantz
of Bluffton college.
Delegates were in attendance from
Ohio State university, Heidelberg
college, Purdue university, University
of Illinois, Manchester college, Earl
ham college, Oberlin college, Witten-
berg college, Ohio Wesleyan uni
versity, Wooster college and Uni
versity of Indiana.
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CHAPTER XIV

The tribute implied by the re-gath-
ering of the wild bunch leaders was
one of the most extraordinary things
that had ever happened in Bill Rop-
er's life. There was not much to
their story. Driven out of Texas on
the eve of Bill Roper's victory, for
a while they had gone their separate
ways. But gradually they had drift
ed together again, in the Indian ma
tions, at Dodge, in the northern cow
camps. With Cleve Tanner broken
in Texas, and the roots cut from
under Ben Thorpe's organization by
the loss of his breeding grounds, the
outlaw riders found themselves un-
willing to leave their work unfin-
ished. So at last they had come
looking for Roper-and had found
him.
The first thing was to get them out
of there. He named as rendezvous a
lonely shanty on Fork Creek.
Roper himself was the last to ride
out of Miles City. Seasoned night
riders though these men might be,
with names now famous the length
of the trail, most of them we're
youngsters STILL No one of them
could be trusted not to get skinful
of liquor, and 60 cunning for Lash
ans men on his own hook.
Roper was relieved, therefore,
upon riding into the Fork Greek rem
devious in the dreary February tWi-
light, to find his Texas men already
waiting for him there. They were
eating fresh beef, but not their own,
as Ro-er came into the little cab
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Ralph Stratton of West Jefferson.
The Beginners class Of the Olive
Branch church had picnic dinner
on the Church lawn Sunday.
Callers the past week at the NJ. j.
Stratton home were: Mrs. Goldie
Battles, Mrs. ]. c. Christman and
son Edgar and daughter Nancy of
Findlay, Mrs. Henry Christman of
Bloomington, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Morrison of Tulsa, Okla;
Miss Mabel Battles, Mrs. Mertz of
Ada; Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Klingler
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. B. J.
Stratton and family.
C. v. Klingler, wife, daughter
Marilyn. son Howard of near Ada,
spent Sunday afternoon at the Ami
Nonnamaker home.
Kenneth Gallant of Columbus was
dinner guest Wednesday at the
J. r. Fisher home.
Clayton Rupright and wife of
Beaverdam spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Fisher.
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III. S. Tennis Team,
Loses To Central

Bluffton High netters lost a to
decision to Lima Centrals strong
tennis team Tuesday afternoon on
the Bluffton courts, the victory mark
ing Lima's 22nd in row.
In the match Howe lost to Waite
math, 6-3, GA; Berky lost to Crews
ton, rs, 6-1; Beidler lost to Meal
lyn, 6-1, Ga; Howe-Berky defeated
Creviston-McAllyA GA, 6-2; ana
Schmidt -Tosh lost to Bergdoll- Har.
rod, 60, 6-1.
Ada racquet swingers will play
here Wednesday afternoon, and or
Friday Coach Sidney Stettler will
take a singles player and a doubles
team to the Northwestern Ohio dis
trict tournament at Bowling Green
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Steinman Sunday at the Staltzer
Convalescent home.
A number from here attended the
airplane demonstration at the Lehr
Green flying field Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lendon Basinger and
children Janet and Gareth spent
Monday evening at the A. ]. Nom
namaker home.
Union prayer services at Olive
Branch Thursday evening.
Clayton Murray did some plaster
ing at the Ami Nonnamaker home
Monday.
Rev. Zimmerman called at the A.
J. Nonnamaker and Anna Koontz
home Saturday afternoon.
The Mt. Cory graduating class
left this morning for trip through
the East. They are expecting to
visit Washington, ID. c. and other
points in the East.
Mrs. Ruth Steinman and Mrs
Anna Koontz called on Mr.. anc
Mrs. Peter Kurtz at the Haven OF
Rest in Findlay, on Tuesday of las'
| week.
Richard Swank and friend of De
troit called Sunday afternoon OF
Mrs. En-. Nonnamaker and the Len
don Basinger family.
Mrs. Henry Christman of Bloom
ington, Ind, spent several days las
week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r
Fisher, and other friends in tht
neighborhood. The Christman fam
lily were former residents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Morrison OF
Tulsa, Okla; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]
Stratton were supper guests at the
Wright Klingler home last Wed
nesday evening.
Sunday dinner guests in the M
J. Stratton home were Mr.. and Mrs
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what happens when you throw that
many loose Indians together? You
got a war on your hands, by God!
They'll come whooping down Mon
tana-they'H tear the country wide
open! The whole frontier will go up
in bust of smoke. Nothing'll ever
stop 'em, once they get together like
thatl'
"One thing will"
what will?"
Grub" said Roper.
"That might be SO" Dave Shan
non admitted. Il never yet see an
Indian go to war on full stom-
ach -. :"
A tensity had come into that dark
cabin; they were realizing now that
they stood in the shadow of events of
a magnitude they had not dreamed.
In the quiet. Bill Roner's hands kept
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-22
ThieUes Break In
Jenera HdrdlUare

Thieves broke into the Bame hard
ware of Jenera Monday night. This
is the second breaking and entering
in a week reported to the HancocB
county sheriffs' office.
The Foster hardware store of Mt
Blanchard was entered Friday night
Deputies believe the breaks were per.
petrated by hoboes. In both case:
the loot was small and included some
food.
Entrance at both places was gained
through windows after which thu
thieves apparently walked out tn,
front doors. No clues were found
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in, stamping the snow off his boots.
Lee Harnish looked sheepish.
Say, I forgot something. I got
letter for you here"
Roper took the worn envelope and
stood turning it over in his hands.
The date showed it to be three weeks
old-no great age, everything con-
sidered. But what took hold of him,
SO that for full minute he dared
not break the seal, was that the
letter was from Jody Gordon.
Roper ripped open the envelope.
The whole note covered no more
than half page; but as he folded
it and put it into pocket. his hands
were shaking in way that would
have cost him his life if he had been
walking into gunfght then. There
was long silence.
With a visible effort, Roper
pulled himself together. Briefly he
told them what his new wild bunch
had done.
But we haven't even scratched
the surface" he finished. UNLESS
we hit Walk Lasham quick and hard,
Thorpe will get his balance again,
and reach his roots back into Texas;
and all the work we did down there
will go for nothing"
Me-" Tex Long said, 81 aim to
swing with you, and try to finish up
what We begun. But, way / see it,
the layout up here is terrible bad,
for our style of work.
There isn't any profit in the way
I figured" Roper admitted. "I've
been taking pasear up along the
Canadian border; I figure it's an
easy drive. If you criminals are
willing to come on and take one
more crack at Thorpe and Lash
am"
There's no one beyond the bor-
der that's needing any Stock" Dry
Camp Pierce said gloomily.
DRY Camp" Bill Roper said,
sI'm thinking of the tribes
There was a moments silence.
Granting that Canada's full of war
paint" Tex Long said;' ''how the
devil"
i've talked to Iron Dog"
Every one of them, each in his
own way, pricked up his ears at
that. Iron Dog was famous war
rior chief of the Gros Ventre Sioux.
Ragged and starving, his decimated
band driven far out of their home
country, Iron Dog no longer was the
stubbornly resisting force which had
once made his name. But though
he was broken and helpless now,
remnants of his leadership re-
, manned; his influence extended over
many bands, and more than one
tribe.
II don't hold with dealing with red
niggers, much," Dave Shannon said.
These bucks are forced out of
their ranges without any deal made
whereby they get fed," Roper said.
Half of them are in as pitiful a
state of starvation as you ever saw.
A big part of the blame for that is
on Walk Lasham. Now / aim to
square the deal"
II already made us a rendezvous
with Iron Dog, before I knew you
were in on this" Bill Roper told
them now. .'Inside of month Iron
Dog viii be camped on the Milk Riv-
er with anyway seven or eight
bands"
''Seven or eight bands!" Tex Long
shouted at him. "My God, there'l
be worse than thousand Indians on
the Milki"
"a thousand, hell" Roper said.
"If there aren't that many buck war
riors alone, I'll eat the beef myself"
The men in this little cabin were
not easily surprised, and less easily
shocked or awed; but their usually
unrevealing faces now gave them
| away.
'God Almighty" Dave Shannon
said. 1t was almost prayer.
Hes done it now," Hat Cricls
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Third At Ada Meet

Ohio Northern topped Bluffton and
Wittenberg in a triangular collegiate
track meet at Ada last Saturday.
Final score in the event was North
ern, "a; Wittenberg, 81, and Bluffton
"a.
Two frst-place ribbons were cap
tured by Bluffton tracksters in the
meet.
Brown copped the 1OO-yard dash
in 1913 seconds, and in the 440-yard
run Soash tied with Shoemaker, of
Northern.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

TIC oI4Itt OF OfIIOs
Allen County, -.
Estate of Margaret Jane Ransbottom. De
ceased.
James c. Blair of so1-s Masonic Bldg.
Lima, Ohio. has been appointed and quail
fled as administrator of the estate of Mar
garet Jane Ransbottom. late Of Allen County,
Ohio decasd.
Dated this 5th day OF May. 94i.
RAYMOND p. SMITH.
; Probate Judge
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Elrose

J. O. Koontz spent several days
at the A. J. Nonnamaker and Anna
Koontz home.
Dan Christbaum who had been at
the Findlay hospital was removed
to his home Monday.
Mrs. Ruth Steinman and Mrs.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

"a enorme-iunto a las Gltimas
lonas que servfan de techo al
eirco- y realiz6 IL prueba Il
nal, Ia del triple salto de Ia musr
te, Ell grito que Sc escape del pc
cho de Ia marquesa domino FL
que Ianzaron todos los espeeta-
dores, en- particular las mule
res.
Dona Nieves Sc habia llevado
las dos manos al pechc. y mira
ba, con los ojos fuera de las Or
bitas, con ell rostro desencaiado
a Ia pobre nina. que daba veel-
tas en- Ell aire, y fue al fin a eaer
en- Ia red. como una pelota, re-
botando, semejante a esos peces
que salem vivos del aqua y pug
nan por escapar a So extrana
career.
Por suerte. Ia pegueia arts
Ia realize 81 arriesgado udmero
sin novedad.
Los nihos desaparecieron q
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
LAS PANTERAS VENICE.
RON A Los TERRIERS

En- ell partido de basketball
efectuado anoche en- Ell GIN
uasio del institute de Palma
Celia, las Panteras de csc plan
tel derrotaron a los Terriers
del Institute Hillsborough. Is
tando smpatada la anotaei6n,
Bobby Poage recerTi6 a una
de sus habiles maniobras y pu-
so ell partido en- Ell refrigera :
dor. Los Terriers Sc "durmie-
ron" en- Ia jugada y les TOGO
cargar con la derrota.
Jugaron por los vencedoers
Mick, Poage, Martin, Gillet,
Pemberton. Mccormick y Win
ne; por los vencidos, Wilson,
Fueyo, Buckner, Harvill, Looo,
Robles y Greco.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

Tin, entire una ovaci6n delirante.
que habiales obligado a volyer
varias veces al centric de Ia pis-
"a, tarto saltitos y hacienda
reverencias.
Il marques no quiso que 81
esposa coutinuara aqui. Y. a pre-
oexto de cue el espectaculo resul
taoa, en- vsrdad, IN tanto fuerte
para los neryios de "a sonora. 50
levantarcr.
A aoantonar el palco. don
Rodolfo tijo en- voz baja a 81
mujer
ri Io hablare mahana mis-
mo con e, director del circo. q
yer 10 cue hay en- TODD este asan
to-
ST. habla con el-le contea-
70 "a marQlesa en- el mismo To-
no soSlayado-: No me eabe IA
menor duda de que esa nina "a
Ceaa. ,Pobre hUa mia,
Cue horror. En- que inferno
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

eReore' Maldita seal. iVoy s
mataroS, Saert Nom de DieHi
I Atre. a acoStarSe todos, y el que
Sc mueya sntes de que 70 10 Ia
me- le parto el eraneo!
ESta Ultima Erase IA habia
dieho q iluStre personals en- VOC
b&a, apetando los dierteS. Y
eogiendo al niao que eneontr6
mas eewa-a Dick per IN
brazo. eStrellAndolo 0 POGO me
nos eoptra 81 Suelo
les pobreS criaturas huge
ron deSpavoridaS haSta el fur
gon, en- uno de euyos rinconeS sc
ereoptraba Ia slcobita improv-
Sada dopdc dormian con sueho
do animaleS eNteuuadoS. barba-
rameute eNplotadOs por sus yer
dUgoS
Los cgatro sc srrojaron sobre
los lergones de paja inmundos
que eran TODD Su lecho
Monsieur Renard adn restall6
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
DEP0RTES
EN- Ell CANEDROMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Este n0che c0rrgrd Rock Spring
Triuuf6 en- la OcJava carrera
de anOChe Ell eiempiar Fluffy
Girl. siendo su victoria la terce-
"a en- 10 que va de temporada.
Mormaunt era Ell gran favorito
V no entr6 en- 81 dinero. Sc abo-
naron los boletos del galg0 VEN
cedor a $40 $500 $3.50.
Ganaron la segunda y tercera
carrera, en- una combination cue
produjo a los ganad0res SI43.S0
Zip Topper y Liquid Gold.
Rock Springs. 81 perro invic-
to, correra hoy en- la octava ca
rrera. 81 CANA, sera 81 septima
victoria consecutive en- Tampa
En- cinco de sus seis ~victOrias =
tableci6 nueyas marcas.
Para competir con 5l han sido
escogidos Court Drama, Tuffy
Band, Dan Bad, Rolaudo, Chic
kamauga, British Bob yJuty
Bigger. IA
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

quito improvisado.
NADIA. NADIA, epemiqo q Ia
ris'o' como Sc decia on 81 ar.
yet dc IA gallofa madrileha.
Asi es que. Cuanto tormiu6 "
hctpacI6p DE- loS ptquehos arts,
ihs en- Ia fiesta. los uinos 81 sor
prs n3ierou Do ycr apavcer a
Mons eur RCnard por Of GORE
dor que dejhban los dos gurgo-
s y doRdg ahorb SO han rllos
desudapdo. a Ia yea que pouiau
en- ordeu el aire;so. hecho nm ba.
sillsCo
TfsiH Ia gran tlsta on Ia dies.
ire. y desds lsios comcpr6 a Ian.
t7f.es irs'lstos lremgbundos. al
Tempo 1us juraba a CRITICS. init
'ahdo 81 lsnguais macarr6nico
Gel yerdadere Monsieur RensrA.
slael que So aupd6 IN a rio bra.
sile6bi
-ioh II sentussl. lna6 hs
Ger lodsvia1 lSin dysnadaroa
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
CON LOS GUANTES
Combates entire pddsiles ingleses y -americanOs.
Derrota de Steve Belloise

Antes de comenzar Ell match
las apuestas Sc hallabau a IA
vor de Belloise, en- proportion
de 8 a /.
Mas de 1000 personals pre-
senciaron el match y salieron
emocionadas, recibiendo IN al
to vaIor por 81 dinero.
Los iueces George Walsh y
Matt Phelan otorgaron Ia VIC
toria a Jssserum. a quien Sc a.
notaron dos asaltos por golpes
bajo de BeIloise, y Ell arbitro
vote por Ell italiano.
Algunos periodicals. opina-
ron que BelIoise habfa ganado
seis de los asaltos, pero Ell ia
10 Sc mantuvo.
En- ell quinto estuvo Jesse :
rum a Ia "verja7 del ~nocaut"
por efecto de IN punetazo en-
Ia cabeza.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

vivei..
Y sus ojos Sc uenarou de "a.
grimas
%
A Monsieur Rcuard. q ilustre
director Diet circo. con aquslla M
pupila. gre nj 81 Gallo. no habia
pasado desapcrcibido Ia emo
ci6n de los marqucsos durants 4,
fiesta.
Los mirabs De soslsyo sin &C.
sar desde 81 centre Dc Ia plsta. y
prouto 80 arrepinti6 o. hsler &c
.cedido a 10 Que on an principle
lc pavciera an capricho DO RIGA
chos a. provincias
No. no debi6 hhter insislado
a cstos schores en- 81 cirrol
Mifbbau sin cesar 4 Kelly. ru
chicheaban Crcs DO ellie y. on
una palshrs. debaa sabef qigo
Sus sospe hss 60 confirmation
euendo les vib iesn'arss = M
dia function , sbsndensf 81 p,ia
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

Llega hoy la uoticia de que
Mike Jacobs Sc propoue con-
certar peIeas entire los meJo-
res pGgiles ingleses, 81 Ell go
bieruo de Churchill les conce-
de a 6stos Ia necesaria licen-
cia para cruzar Ell mar, y Sc
Iacciones de gladiadores anne
.ricanos que 81 hara-
Las bolsas Sc dividlrSn a IA
mftad. FL boxeador americana
hara con Ia suya 10 que le con-
venga pero Ell ingles Ia entire
CARA a Ia Cruz Roja y Ell servi-
clio de cantinas de 81 pals
va Sc habla De IN possible
match entire Jose Luis, ell cam
poem mundial, y Tommy Farr,
e. mas destacado pugilista bri
tanico del peso complete.
La idea Sc Ianz6 por Nat
FIeischer, director de la revis
ia 1The Ring, atendiendo in
dicaciones de promineutes
sportsman" britanicOs
Cr6ese, por ejemplo, que
Avoy seria IN fuerte contra
rio para Overlin 0 Tony Yale
Roderick haria vigorosa opo-
sici6n a Zivfc, en- Ell peso vel
ter; Boon pondria en- peligro
la corona de Lew Jenkins, y
Patterson serfa IN formidable
adyersario para eI filipino Lit
tie Dado.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
TONIC u
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

en- IA baranda del palco, con as
manos cruzadaS y una sonrisa
beatffica iluminando So rostro
De luna lena.
FL marques acab6 por sonreir
muy tenUemente. de un modo
triste.
E, inciinandose tambben De
IN modo discreto hacia 81 espo-
sa, Ia dijo a media voz
- Verdad cue Sc parece mu-
chisimo a Maria De Ia Cruz?
-Oh, una cosa enormel.-.
Es ella, Dios mic, Is ellaL.-
I Hay que sacar a asa nina De
-EseGcha. Calmate Nisyes-
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

Esta tarde me he encontrado 20
a estOs cuatro mines cuaudo We
MIA al pueblo a 10 de los Fernan-
cez y, 10 mismo que a u ahora.
NE "a extrahado eI parecido de
esa pequehueIa con Ia muier de
nuestro sobrno Por ESQ he que
rido que vinieras al circo
ii Ah!-exclam6 Ia marquee
sa, como conprendiendo.
7, fsbril, emocionadsima. en-
foc6 de naevo a Eatty con sus
gemelos De nacar deseosa &c
contemplar de nuevo Ell rostro
de Ia pequena que tanto le recon-
taba a Ia nihita adorada que TO-
dos desesperaban De encoutrar.
-Es ellai.. les ella!-repi-
ito luego, con IN trreprimible
temblor en- "a voz.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MuIsioR

ing highest grade heechwood creo-
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia dg syrup gives Me1tho-
Mulsior a taste the whole family
wiz like. It ciings to the uaera-
branes so its soothing, heaRBg IN
gradients act faster, bsster. As
Ohio minister rscsady said from
his pulpit:
~AttendaRcS at church Is neces
sHsy for human welfare, but dont
eRdanger the congregation with Q
cold cough wksz Mentho- MulsioR 10
80 inexpensive and easy "a sAsasn
M.ntho-Muizion Is sAoHsed b.
your Reighhors and guaranteed By
leading druggists svsryEherc--zdy.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

A cold cough seriously endangers
you, youl family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined,
If you have a cough due 10 3 cold,
get Mentho- Muision, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately and get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
ny medicine you ever tried, ask
for your money bs1k, -
Mertho-Mulsian Is more than an
,fitn-ry mediocre. It contains vita
nias A and D to build youl colo
re -istAnee, and seven soothing,
'inv ~1s a-l moments. incl14-
La gaceta., 1941-01-25
Ell TORNEO AMATEUR DE
BOXEO

Ell pr6ximo lunes, a las 4 de
la tarde. en- IN ring levantado
en- 81 campamento MacDill, co =
menzara el campeonato amateur
de boxeo ALI organizado. Los sc
mmiuales Y fiuales Sc verified
ran en- Benjamin Field.
Mas de 100 pdgiIes principian
ties Sc han inscripto. A los triun-
fadores Sc les otOrgaran tftulos
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

va 1ndarOn sus contracts
t.rmados a Ia oficina De los Pr
rata NADIA menos qua % pelore-
res, entire eIlos eI pitcher Truett
SSwell, a qlien sus compaheros
naman Rip. FL aao pasado Sc
well. residente en- Montgomery,
Alabama, gan5 Is desafios y So
10 perdi6 circo. Qued6 en- segun-
do Iugar de puGs de Fred Fitz-
simmons.
La gaceta., 1941-01-25

Johnny Peacock, catcher de los
Medals Rojas de- Boston, firmd'
su %contrato Y dijo esta5a salts
fecho con el sueldo cue Sc le ha-
bia frecido.
va firmaron tambien con ice
Cronin, ell jugador de cUadro
Tom Carey y Ell pitcher Woo
drow Rich.