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The Omaha guide., 1941-09-13
Flush POiS0nS From
Kidneys and Stop
Getting Up Nights
Be Healthier, Happier-Sleep Better

When you can get for 35 cents an
efficient and harmless stimulant and
diuretic that should flush from your
kidneys the waste matter, poisons and
acid that are now doing you harm,
why continue to break your restful
sleep by getting up thru the night?
Don't be an EASY MARK and ac-
cept a substitute-Get Gold Medal
HARLEM Oil Capsules - the original
and genuine. Look for the Gold Medal
on the box - IS cents. ,
Other symptoms Of weak kidneys
and irritated bladder may be back
ache, puffy eyes, shifting pains, burn
ing or scanty passage.
The Omaha guide., 1941-09-13

Norman Melvin Johnson spent
two weeks vacationing at Camp
Strader, Nebr., and the following
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Woods, Of Lincoln, Nebr.
The Omaha guide., 1941-09-13
RAY ROBINSO WINS TECHNI-
CAL K 0 -

New York, September 5. GAN
P)-Ray Robinson, up and coming
lightweight, won an eahy technical
Knockout over Carl Guggino of
Hartford. in 2:47 of round three in
a scheduled eight-round bout at the
greensboro arena Wednesday
night. Four thousand fans were
there. The scrap had been origin
ally planned for Monday but rain
compelled a postponement to Tues
day and then to Wednesday.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

Louis Faseksr
ey as ! ever made before"
Winters, for the most part, work in
my shop on clocks from people who
aren't quite so suspicious as you are"
mumbled an apology.
''You were quite right" he said.
You didn't know me. Now that you
Evening star., 1941-01-05

JOD. 1 ltdd oil OlI bdt dlltl
money saved up, and hit on the no.
tion of going from house to house
Amending clocks. l cover five states
and make twice as much money work
ing for myself as 1 ever made work.
ing for somebody else. Summers my
wife and l ride around together.
IS THE MOVIE
Continued from poss Ten
is part of the man. (His pictures are
highly personal; he is the No. writer
as well as the directory Ever since he
can remember, Hitch has been OBJ
sessed with a love for travel. Hitch
was the son of fruit importer in Lon
don; the bright and varied goods in
the shop set him longing for far places
Evening star., 1941-01-05


innocent girl marries a shoddy-souled
adyenturer. At first the man Is just
d petty sharper. We see his craving
for money and an easy life lead him
to more and more serious crime -
until he assists in the murder of his
wife's father. We see the slow, CROP
ing growth of his wife's reluctant
understanding of what she has mar
ried. We watch the mans power over
her increase almost to hypnotism,
so that she cannot tear herself loose.
This, with all the Hitchcock suspense
techniques, mounts to a fearful eli
max, where the man asks his ill wife to
do a simple thing drink glass of
milk. (No fair telling the ending)
| said, You'll play the characters
straight in this one, of course"
Good humor shook my host. mot
Wy -
Evening star., 1941-01-05
~ n ~,-. G.~

0oxY
The big ide
Asst August a clock of mine
stopped running. sent it to
IL half a dozen clock repairers.
None of them could start it. 1t was an
old clock with wooden works. The
secret of fixing them had evidently
been lost. For some weeks it stood
silent in my living room. Nothing is
so useless as a stopped clock. More
over, | missed its measured ticktock
and its loud and startling strike.
Then one day a rickety old car
stopped at my door. Out of it stepped
a man with stopped shoulders and
gray hair.
"Fm clock DOCTOR" he told me.
"Any sick clocks here?'
Evening star., 1941-01-05

~
Evening star., 1941-01-05

Its long while now, 'Cele, I've
wanted to tell you this and couldn't.
hx,x
Evening star., 1941-01-05
IA POT7USsin
"Moiss- Thsoos" 1reufpons k%n
eisors this eondifion 3

H|A by drying out the aif, most III
~ heating systems can make ~
= much Hvvse q cough due toa -
8A cold.
~ psrsvssis combats this dry. 90
- air irritation. Ii stimulates -
A the tiny moisture glands of TX
u the throat. Helps them pour go
- forth their soothing natural E
moisture. Then you can raise -
- that tickling phlesm-and
your cough is relieved fast! 20
Evening star., 1941-01-05

a aonCe

=
I" make twice as much m,
'I'm sixty-five years DID," he told
me. For forty years | worked in
clock factory. When l couldn't keep
up with my quota they fired me. That
was two years ago. Some of my friends
wanted me to go on relief, but I've
Evening star., 1941-01-05

Yep. it'll cost you five dollars" !"
he replied. "I'll take it to my shop in
Bristol and have it back in a week"
mo you won't" l told him. 81
never saw you before. If you're a
clock doctor, here's your patient.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
TT UU, ttII your IIIc1I61S WHO VIC got S1eN TT
nat ~lo.lo that J,n, , cood Joctor for frOr

them. lell EN-, 100, from me - an
old man - that anyone can make
living in this country if he's willing
to use his head and his hands and take
what he can get. It's better for man
to make his own living than to have
Evening star., 1941-01-05

-
4
II Short Story Complete on This
~ ELLA RIDLEY stood behind the la
of chairs on the hospital lawn.
- morning her husband had gone
officewards, sunk in one Of his recurring
taciturn fits. Worry over this had
raised in her a pestilential humor. She
had hoped to get her mind off herself
and her troubles by dropping in at the
dedication of the new hospital unit;
but the crowd and the occasion had
not had the slightest effect on her
mood. She scowled over the heads of
the spectators toward the platform
where pink, sumptuous MIR. Dickle-
mann sat beside pinker and even more
sumptuous Mrs. Dicklemann.
I'VE greet our lovely guest of
honor" - the too eloquent speaker
turned and bowed to Mrs. Diclile-
mann - mot only as the inspiration
of this magnificent gift to our Memo
rial Hospital, but also as our city's
most distinguished wife and mother.
"Qnite. Mother Of three yOttng he'll
IONS" commented Mrs. Ridley silently
and sdrdonicaHy. RAISED them entirely
by nurses. gopernesses and tutors. Ask
The neighbors - they kno,c.'
England" continued the orator,
may boast the enlightened courage
of her Florence Nightingale; France
NAV vaunt the scientific attainments
of her Madame Curie; but. no less
proud, our fair city today honors our
own Grace o. Dicklemann, whose
name will be remembered as long as
one stone of this noble structure stands
on another, because of her long and
ardent interest in the care of sick and
ailing childhood"
"Gettine do,cn from biah to facts,
continued Mrs. Ridley TO herself, our
Evening star., 1941-01-05
n a -

Al
t six, when Don appeared, with his grim
IT at smile, she was gay and buoyant.
How was the office today, Don? Usual
I'd of pleasure?"
That's what the boss thinks"
Work hard?"
Like Missouri mule"
During the meal he spoke little.
He seemed to be carefully avoiding
her eyes.
Celia thought of telling him about
the absurd hospital dedication, the
famboyant honor which her husbands
money had won for Grace o. Dickle-
mann, but something stopped her.
She was afraid that Don might mis-
understand.
Wait" he said when, after dessert,
she started to leave her chair. He
reached across the table to lay his right
hand on her left. Wait, Celia"
His voice was strange; he seemed
to articulate with difficulty.
Are you i'll, DOM"
He shook his head. mot that. Only
only it's hard to begin"
With sudden terror she thought of
those bearers of i'll tidings who stumble
their wordy way to the catastrophe.
She felt the blood leave her cheeks.
What is it, Don?"
Nothing to frighten you, Celia
It's just -"
Say itp'
lou know, Celia, I'm emotionally
well, tongue-tied. And now" - he
drew air into his lungs and straight
ened up. What - what I'm trying
to say is - how much you've always
meant to me-" He blinked his eyes
at her.
Its long while now, 'Cele, I've
Evening star., 1941-01-05

fond of each other, don't you? l mean,
what do you say -?
Mrs. Hitchcock admits she thought
it was about time! Theirs has been a
happy, congenial marriage. Twelve
year-old Patricia, their daughter, is
their favorite critic If she. seems sur
prise1 by a scene, Hitch is likely to
think it's good For Sunday recrea-
ton the family goes plane-riding.
When the producer Walter Wanger
employed Hitchcock to direct Foreign
Correspondent, Hitch said: Don't
tell us the story - just the general
idea and the principal characters"
Wanger complied. Hitch recalls: 1--WE
- Miss Joan Harrison and / de-
cided at once we would have terrible
people and events menace this Ameri-
can newspaperman - worse than any
gangster practices at home. Where
would we start the story? We closed
our eyes and let our minds travel:
Italy, France, Belgium, Holland.
Suddenly | saw a windmill. All! I'd
let the hero see a windmill with its
wheel turning against the Wind." From
that eerie start, working backward
and forward. Hitch and his associates
evolved the Foreign Correspondent
script that reached the screen. No
wonder Hitchcock pictures move!
A New One Now
lHE mans creative imagination is
already hot-wrapped in his next movie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

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SIX ROOM modern hcsas tcesiea cn
naVea street all improvements
aosn nstm<nt ~ sfl tsas wsl
estate cuutrset ~ 70 81 SEQ -
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Miscellaneous for Rent
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hcass 18th "a inecfns. Nus - snld
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eash. pfcrrrtf consists ~ fee =
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sinsis unit fuii tssusnt, laundry
sFNys. electric washer Net thennse
tet % f.er month sacrifice sf
- 80 substantial aosn eafnsnt
required
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

INSIDE THE ADAMS FRAT OtL.
BUfLOlNS< DALE POINTS Tit
h.AT TO THE ESCAPE TUNNEL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

i HAS TRAPPED JUNGLE r.
eTfk1 ia HIS UkDERGF2OUt1D WORK
S4co6 ArlD IS ABOUT TO FORCE
jim TO ACCOMPANY HIM * 9E
STEERS HIS HUGE EXPLOSIVE
INTO GATuN DAM -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-04
GRANTED

a C0Iored couple, John +. EIam
q, of Henderson, and Alice Hendcr-
m, Ia. of Manson, secured license
TO marry at the Vance Registry of
flee Monday, records there showed
today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-04
ONE CHARGE A
IN MUNICIPAL u

Mayor Henry T, Powell had n
case in city court today. William
Taylor, Negro, was charged with
theft of money from Walter Brown,
and the state took d nolle pros with
leave.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-04

This is the season Of the year
when sons letter from college is
! cry Shorthand so Is 9on.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-04

SI|I| mo |"|0IUS SORES.
We expect Henderson Trade pgH
to become an event which WI. be
La gaceta., 1941-02-05
DEPARTMENT. DE IDEN-
~DPARTAMENTO DE IDEN
TIFICACION DEL SHEER
IF

FL Sheriff Culbreath anunci6
aver e ln~ombramiento de Roy G.
Dahl, perito en- impresiones di-
gitales, de Sioux City, Ioaw, pa
ra jefe de su departamento de +,
dentificaci6n.
Dahl trajo con q una caluro-
"a recommendation de ]. Edgar
Hoover, jefe del Bur6 Federal
de InvestigacioLe3. Viene reli-
zar1o trabajos policiacos desde
1899 y astua mente trabaja CO.
mo peiito IN la oficina de- sher-
if de Sioux City.
Dahl conferenci6 con 81 sher-
if Y Sc march6 aver para regre-
ar dentro de pocos dias. Tiene
80 amos de edad. Su padre fue
iefs de policis en- Sioux City.
La gaceta., 1941-02-05
Batista piensa restablecer las
garantias antes de ounce dia
Pedraza Sc encuentra en- Miami, en-
union de Garcia y otros

two de nuestra salido de la Ha-
bana".
Hicieron ell viaja con Pedraza
y Garcia, el comandante Juan
Sierra, de la policia, cuhado de
Garcia, y ell captain Owen Parr,
ayudarte de campo de Pedra-
"a; tres mujeres, Sras. Juanita
Patina, Ramona Cruz e Isabel
Patina; los ninos Aurora, Ro-
do,fo e Isabsl Pedraza, y Gaia
lima y Jose Sierra.
Las autoridades &c inmigra-
ci6n, en- Miami, les examinaron
los papeles personales y los deia
ron desembarcar.
La gaceta., 1941-02-05
WILKIE EN GAMING DE LISBOA
DERRIBADOS CHICO AVIONES NAILS
La aviacion britannica ataco las bases de los nazis

do en- e leste de Africa, hicieron
r~etroceder a los ingleses, con ba.
Jas. Admite ell boletfn italiano,
sin embargo, que sns tropas ma
twas Sc han retirado desae Ia
avanzadas cerca de la Frontier
a este de Lago Stefanie, luego
de un sangrisnto combate. Des-
pachos de Cairo anuncian el a
rribo de las tropas inglesaS a
Cheren, 100 millas en- 81 interior
de Eritrea.
FL E~ninisterio de la aviaci6n
comunica que la Real Aviaci6n
atac6 hoy, en- pleno dia lugar-s
5e la costa francesa en- poder lie
los nazis. Los observadoreS en-
la costa de Kent vieron una fuer
tie escuedriHa de aparatos d,'
hombardeo, protegidos por for
maciones de GAIA, yolar Sobre el
eatrecho de Doven en- direction
de Calais. Veintanas de aViones
lda GAIA Sc quedaron patrullando
la costa inglesa.
POGO tempo despues los avio-
mes ingleses Sc movieron hacia
la costa de Francia y una column
ma de hume Sc leyant6 cerca de
la bahia de Calais, Durante Ia
noche los aeroplanos britanicas
atacaron a Dusseldorf, en- ell To-
rritorio del Rhin, v los puertos
de Cherburgo, Brest, Burdeos,
Dunqusr9ue, Dieppe Y Ostende.
Cuatro de los aparatos brita-
nicos no regresaron. Ell puerto
&c Brest, que sc cree es una de
las nuevaS bases de los submari-
nos nazis nazis, fue atacado en-
tire las 8 y las 10 de la nocha
I'm gran incendio Sc diviso in
mediatamente, como de petr6leo
quemado. Las explosives que Sc
oyeron estuvieron a punto d. a.
turdir a los pilitos.
Los ataques hedhos por los
aeroplanos alemanes Y los ingle-
SEES, en- los dltimos dias Sc inter
pretan como Ell comienzo de nue.
vas ofensivas por las dos parties.
La gaceta., 1941-02-05

Habana, Feb. 5.-Conferan-
ciando hoy con una comisi6n del
Congraso, el presidente Batista
manifesto que elpera resta5le-
Ger las q~arantias constructions
les antss de los Is dfas fijado5
por su deereto de aver.
Reina tranquilidad en- Ell pals,
por cuanto Padraza era un hon.
bre Unpopular, 10 mismo que
Bernardo Garcia, ell jefe de la
policia.
Hey Sc reunira e. session con-
junta la camara Y el senado, pa
ra DIR I'm mensaje de Batista.
Estimase que Ell Presidente a.
consejara que las garantias sc
restablezcan.
Ell coronel A. Gonzalez, jefe
de la marina, Sc halla en- su do
micilio, paro sujeto a vigilancia.
Dfcese que Gonzalez pedira per-
misc para ausentarse, probable
mente hacia MEXICO.
Salieron aver de aqui por g.
WON, y llegaron a Miami, don
de sc hal.an, 81 coronel Pedraza,
exjefe del ej6rcito, y el teniente
coronel Bernardo Garcia, exjefe
de la pol.cia.
Los dos Sc mar haron aver
con permiso de Batista Y fueron
escoltado hasta e1 aeroDuerto
Tor Ell nreyo JEFF del ej6rcito, CO.
ronel L5p.z Nigga. Los dos Sc
maroharon sin los requisites lie
la immigration y en- Miami fue-
ron admitldos.
Garcia manifesto a los perio-
distas, pOr medic de IN interprs
te; OTodO 81 muudo sabe 81 mo.
La gaceta., 1941-02-05
MANANA EMPEZARAN A
FUNCIONAR LOS RELOJES
DEL TRANSITO

Mahana seran puestos EN- ope-
raci6n, en- el distrito comercial,
295 relojes del transito, que de-
beran ser utilizados por los au-
tomovilistas que deseen estacio-
mar sus coohes en- ciertas GALES.
Anoehe, en- session ordinaria,
el Ayuntamiento tom6 ell acuer-
do de pedir a la policia requiera
de los autom6vilistas paguen la
Quota sehalada Y usen los relo-
jes. Una bora costara cinco CEN
tavos. AL sur de la Gale lack Sc
pOdra estacionar un coche y pa
gar un centavo por IL minutes.
Empezaran a fucionar los re-
loies desde las 8 de la maiana a
las 6 de la tarde, desde el lunes
hasta ell viernes, y desde las 8
hasta las Q de la noche, los saba
dos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-05

presentante de la Camara de
Concrete de los Estados Uni
dos declare hoy EN- contra de
la ayuda a Inglaterra en- la
forma planteada por la ley
que Sc discute va en- la CANA
ra.
Hoy terminara ell debate en-
la Camara Y han pedido tur-
nos para hablar 80 represen-
tantes. Manana seran votadas
las enmiendas.
Lord Halifax, ell embajador
ingl6s, conferencio hoy duran
tie una bora con ell secretario
de Estado Hull. AL salir dijo a
Tor periodistas que Sc habian
tratado asuntos de comdn in
terec para las dos naciones.
Hoy Sc realizan diligencias
en- la Camara con vistas a bus
car una conciliaci6n. Los lide-
res de la mayorfa desean OBJ
tener una nutrida votaci6n ia
vorable.
Sofia, Feb. 4-El ministro
lenunciante de Agricultural, a.
migo de los naZis, venia labo-
rando por elevar ell nivel de
vida de los campesinos bulga-
ros. Para ese plan contaba con
ell apoyo del ministro nazi, ba
ron Herbert Won Richthofen.
Provoc6 la renuncia de Ivan
Bragrianoff un discourse que
hubo de pronunciar EN- Braci-
COVE.
San Jose, Costa Rica, Feb.5.
Los expresidentes Ricardo
,Jimenez y Alfredo Gonzalez,
ell p~residente del Congreso,
Leon Cortes, Y otras persona
lidades, firmaron aqui una pc
tici6n, dirigida al presidente
Roosevelt, para que Francia
no entregue a Franco los refu
'giados leales Y repnblicanos.
"Pedimos a listed, senior Presi-
'dente, interceda para evitar
sean entregados a Espana los
espanoles que lucharon por la
libertad Y la democracia. Tam
bien sc pide a Mr.. Roosevelt
ayude a obtener barcos para
ell transporte a la America de
la mayoria de los refugiados.
"El pueblo de Costa Rica con-
dena las ejecuciones de prisio
neros politicos hechas en- Es-
pana."
La gaceta., 1941-02-05
Ell FONDO PARA LA PARA
Isis INFANTIL

Ell condado de Hillsborough
recogi6 $4,000 para ell Fondo
de PARALYSIS Infantil, en- este
aho, quedando en- Ell tercer lu-
gar n TODD ell Estado.
Recogi6 $4,000 ell condadc
de Dade, que abarca a Miami,
v $4,000 ell condado de Duval,
que abarca a Jacksonville.
Escambia recolect6 $1,000;
Sarasota, S940; este de Volu-
STA $500; Seminole, $500
Orange, 5000.
Preside la campana en- ell
estado ell quito ciudadano c.
2, Treadway,
La gaceta., 1941-02-05

Lonires. Feb. 5.-Wendell
Wilkie pas6 hoy por Bristol, en-
canine de Lisboa, y dijo que ha-
"a todo 10 que este de su parte,
en- America. para obtener la a.
yuda cue lnglaterra @necssita en-
su lu>ha por la libertad. Man
tengan uStedes en- alto sus bar
.bas", diio. Vuestra v~alentia es
magni lea y e~jemplar". lie reel
bio en- Bristol. dandole Ia bien-
venida, ell alcalde 7. H. j, I'm
.IerdoWn. Al pasar por frente a
los odifi,ios acanzados por las
.bombas. ccmentaba NAL, muy
mai.
Wiki, umbs cara hey en- Lis.
boa, en- I'm Clipper, a las siete de
"a nocae, bora de los Estados u
nidC: y madianoche de Portugal.
La nota Official de hoy infor-
ma qu cinco avienes alemanea
fueron derribados entire la no
che de aver y la manana de hoy.
Uno cay6 anvuelto en- llamas Y
la tripulaci6n pereci6. En- 10 que.
va de aho han sido derribado-.
80 aparatos del enemigo. Desde.
una ciudaj de la costa sudeste in
forman cue tres aeroplanos ma
zis fueron derribados en- ell mar,
luego de atacar un convoy ingl6s
en- ell canal. Los cazas irgleses
intervinieron en- la acci6n. DU-
no ell combate 90 minutes.
La Radio alemana dice quo
uno de s1s barcos en- corso hun
do $4,000 toneladas y I'm barco
de guerra. FL barco de guerra
desplazaba 10000 toneladas.
Bombas ineendiarias cayaron en-
Londres durante la nochi: y tam
bien en- poblaciones del este Y
del Midd.ands.
En- Africa las tropas inglesas
siguen ayanzando hacia Benga-
81, en- Li1ia, y con rumbo a AS
mara, la capital de la Eritrea,
Mussolini hizo saber hoy por
medic de sus paritdicos, qus las
legiones fascistas, contraatacan
La gaceta., 1941-02-05

Legaron a Miami los Sres.
Pedraza, Garcia, Sierra, y Parr,
examigos del coronel Batista.
ISaben ellos algo de varioS
centenareS de miles de Gesos,
que, segun nos informan de Gu
ba, desaparecieron cuando ell Sr,
Garcia di6 uno de sus viajes a
Miami?
les cierto que Ell Sr. Pedraza
posee fincas, un ingenio Y otras
propiedades... ganadas con el
honrado sudor de la frente?
lHegaron ellos a Miami con
las manos Vacias? IEs cleric
que tienIen depositados una Gre
cida cantidad de "menudos' en-
bancos de este pals.
La gaceta., 1941-02-05

Cuando Grau era presidente,
Guiteras, un cubano honrado, le
dijo: Senior Presidente, Batista
nos traiciona y debsmos casti-
garle.
Grau, noble y confiado, hizo
lamar al sargento elevado a CO.
ronel.
Fulgencio contest6 a las insi-
n~uaciones del Presidente con es-
tas o parecidas palabras: "YO
soy Teal a su gobierno, senior Pre-
sidente, Y leal a la revoluci6n.
Dfas despues sali6 a dar unos
paseitos, a caballo, en- companfa
de jefferson Caffery....
Batista traicion6 a Grau y a
la revoluci6n
DespueS hizo matar, o los a.
m;gos suyog hicieron matar, a
Guiteras, en- el "Morrino".
sQue pensara ahora Gonzalez,
Ell coronel encarcelado, que jun
to a Grau lloraba, en- la bahia de
la Habana, cuando ell Presiden-
tie, traicionado por Batista, Sc
marchaba a Mejico?
Gonzalez no guerra traicionar
a Grau y no 10 traicion6 pero no
pudo impedir la TRACTION de Ba-
tista, que era ell jefe superior,
ell jefe ode todos''.
La gaceta., 1941-02-05

En- Colombia. los comunistas
diStribufan Ia propaganda de los
nazis y cclabCraban con clos.
Los >Omunistas cubanos, ha-
ciendole 81 juego al nazismo, ha-
blaban todos los dias del "impe-
rialismo yanqui." Batista les
mand6 a caIlar y ~pusieron pun
to en- boca.
Los comunistas mexicanos We
Man "condenando' tambien Ell
"imperialismo yanqui," sirvien-
do asf a los nazis. Sc les orden6
callar ~ cambiaron Ell Disco"
En- Francia, sin embargo, los
comunistas son encarcelados rcr
defender la causa dc la Franc:a
Libre, Ia patrocinada por ell ge-
neral De La Gaulle, oponerse a
las maniobbras de Plain zen ia
vor de Hitler"
EIlos, los comunistas, son los.
nayores camhi2-colores de esta
Gpoca de infinita tristeza en- 81
niundo.
La gaceta., 1941-02-05

Octavio SeigCe, que era en- los
dias horribles del Machadato Sc
cretario de la Cuban Patriotic
League, con oficinas en- ell edifi-
clio Union Trust Building, de
Washington, D. c., nos escribio
en- mayo 7 de 1881:
Querido Manteiga: approve
cho ell regreso a esa de nuestro
buen amigo Ell teniente Reyna
para enviarle mi felicitaci6n
mas sincera por la buena campa
ma que rinde listed por la eman-
cipaci6n absolute de nuestra pa
tria, eliminando ell regimen tt
ranico que nos agobia'.
"Nuevos brios, 81 possible fue-
re, que ell momento culminante
Sc acerca y unicamente entonces
podremos mirarnos cara a cara
como hombres libres".
"Abajo la inefable porqueria
del Machadismo que nos deshon-
RAJ.
Suyo cordial admirador y a.
OctdUio Seigle".
iPuede decirnos ell Sr. Fulgen
clio Batista, que hablara de cri-
menes en- su discourse de aver,
81 nombre del asesino o los ase-
sinos de Octavio?
lNo mataron a Octavio, CO.
bardemente, los esbirros del Sc
nor exsargento, excoronel y aho-
ra presidente?
lPudiera decirnos 81 Sr. Pc
draza, acusado de TRACTION por
Batista, quien asesin6 a Octavio
Seigla y quem6 su cadaver?
La gaceta., 1941-02-05
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para Esta noche.
Menos frio. La ola fra no lie
90 a la intensidad que Sc espera
ba. FL minimo en- Tampa, fue
en- la mahana de hoy, as grades,
en- lugar de 25,