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was decorated with hearts and
streamers Of crepe papsf.
Chaperons 1t the purity wtrs:
Mr.. and Mrs., Harry Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. N. Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. Baliantine. Mr.. and MrS.
r. McInerney, Mr.. and Mrs. q
Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. L. poltief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Van Hollen-
beck, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Milan, Mr..
and Mr.. H. Gouletts, Mira q.
Oehmke, Mrs. Lee Pennineton,
Mrs. Peter Duprey. Mr.. and 1Crs.
Earl Knight and Mr.. and MI.
s. Lee.
The class Officers headed the
ticket committee. In addition 70
Frank Mulso, they are: Molly
Rich, vice president; Rita
Milan, secretary. and Jerome
knight, treasurer.
Committees In charge Of Or.
rangemsnts were: DESCRIPTIONS,
Jack Pennington, chairman, ana
JacQueline Mclnerney, Mary
Leone Rose, Betty Moore, Law
renee McInerney. Mary Jane
Duprey, Ted Rastigus. Norman
Tucker, Dorothy Douley md
Fred Van Hollenbeck; refresh.
ments, Lsandsr Rivard, chair.
man, and Pat Dupay. Anna
Marie Mc0lynn. Rita Milan,
Jack Moore and Hill Curtis;
checking Bernard Jock, d.
lores White, Stephen Lee, r.,
and Herbert Helser.
Chaperonss, Resale Psltisr,
Virgins Noeljert, Lucille Cou-
lette and Dorothy Ballard; pub
LEFTY, Betty xaaoslna, my Me-
Donald, frsd Dalmss and Ray
Hartley, In charge q publjcity
In Rosevil1e; Viola Hubbar8
and Katherine Couletie, n
charge Of publicity In New Hal.
timors; Eileen Winkler, Bernard
Jock and Betty Else, b charge
Of publicity h 81. Louis .pafish;
and Molly Rich, lfarjeris from
bley, Laura DeSmith, Catherine
Barck. Martin Schwartz and
Virginia AGclGahon, publicity Ii
Mount Clemsns.
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MRS. JOSEPH CORNISH en-
tertained members Of the MINI
bic Thimble club on Thursday
afternoon. House prize went 70
Mrs. John Prosch.
The Valentine motif came
into the party when every menu
Der received . chocolate heart
as . favor.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Harold Koth, Elizabeth
street. on Thursday, Feb. 20, at
two o'clock.
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MRS. ROY McKINSTRY is
chairman Of the program for
the meeting Of the Monday
Musicale, to be held at Mrs.
Herman Beck's home, LOT
Church street, at eight o'clock
Monday, Feb. II.
Mrs. McKinstry has divided
her talk, entitled 1.-THE South
American Way" into four
groups M usic Of the. Incas,
Music of Brazil, Music of Peru,
and Native Dance Rhythms. She
has secured interesting record
ings Of native Inca music.
Mrs. Walter Kruse will play
"Polichinelle," by Villa-Lobos,
the outstanding South American
composer Of today. Mrs. Nc
Kinstry will play q group of
numbers by the Brazilian COM
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Lavender and Old Lace
Again Steal Spotlight

gold leaves sit right jauntily on
his shoulders-and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Wade Fast-the cares of the
school system laid aside for the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Donald Smith
were meticulously dressed in
the clothes of an era they never
knew. as were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Sample, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ran
dolph Doll, and DR.. and Mrs.
Rufus Reitzel.
Mac Trombley's hair was q
triumph In cleaning curls. and
his austere appearance was en-
HANGED by flourishing hirsute
adornment on his face. Others
slimpsed hither and yon were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Richards,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Watx, Mr..
and Mrs. John Breitmeyer. Mrs
Fred Breitmeyer. whose hair Is
lovely In the couture Of other
days; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Watx,
Mrs. Ralph Donaldson, DR.. and
Mrs. Leslie Rutter. Lucille Pei
tier, lovely in brown taffeta.
with fan suspected, she said, Of
being notify; Mr.. and Mrs. Dor
land Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Fenton, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Nunneley. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nunneley. The costumes Of
Jim and John could b heard
from quite Z distance, while
their wives preferred to be de-
LOCAL TOUCHES
All in al, the evening was
quite m evening. with much
merriment being occasioned by
the local touches in the slides
shown during the movies. The
plano player was remarkable.
too, working up his audience
with his elaborate music, till
they Kissed the villain and
clapped for the hero and heaved
q deep sigh Of relief when the
heroine was safe In his arms.
Mary Pickford, Charlie Chap
lin, Fatty Arbuckle, Francis x.
Bushman, and Dustin and Will
liam Farnum are Just q few Of
the movie stars who thrilled the
audience on the program Of sew
eral reels which followed the
dinner.
The committee responsible for
this event, declared by authori-
tative sources to be the only
party Of its kind ever held in
Mount Clemens, was headed by
George Hargreaves. He was as
sisted by Hugo Walter. Jr.,
president of the Rotary; Earl
Dedenbach, p. X. McWethy,
Howard Fenton, Bert Nunneley,
william +. Kelly. and Isaac x.
Hartung. IA
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South American Way to Be
Monday Musicale Program

poser, Octavia Pinto, and a
tango by Navarro, native of
Argentina.
The meeting Is considered
especially important, for, In ad-
dition to the excellent program
outlined above, election Of Off
GERS will be held.
Assistant hostesses for the
evening will be Mr.. Arthur
Pringnitz, Mrs. Walter Caffrey
and Mrs. Harry Chevalier.
. .
EMMA HELM and Fern
Weiss will attend the annual
J-Hop at the University of
Michigan at Ann Arbor this
weekend. They will be guests
Of Bill Steeh of Mount Clemens,
and Eugene Plankey of Berk-
shire Hills, Mass, both students
at the unworthy.
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Balloons, Shower Dancers
at ST. Mays Valentine Party

THE SENIOR DANCE 1t St.
Mary's High school last evening
was highly successful, accord
ing to Frank Mulso. president
Of the senior class. Hal Heath's
orchestra supplied music from
nine to one O'Clock. for this first
class dance 10 which the public
has been invited.
Red and white, traditional
Valentine colors, were used to
decorate the gymnasium. Steam
ers Of crepe paper covered the
ceiling, leading to q large heart
In the center Of the room. At
IL o'clock nearly, 500 balloons
were released from this heart, to
shower down Q m o ng the
dancers. The orchestra stand
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Circle Advances
Plans for Party
February q "a

MARGARET BOTTOME CIR
GLE yesterday completed plans
for the salad-bridge party 70 Be
given q the Kings Daughters
Home Ia celebration Of Wash-
ington's Birthday, on Friday.
Feb. ~ It l:30 o'clock.
Mrs. c. =. willert Il chairman
Of the event, and she b to Be
assisted BY Mrs. Cora Schroeder.
Mrs. Walter Kandt Mrs. tred
Epting. Mr.. + W. Caster, MrS.
Fred Tyack and Mrs. Louis San
nenburt. Plans include special
prizes and PATRIOTS decorations
Reservations may be made
with Mrs.. Willert, st tslepehone
l4O8. s'l ~
Yesterdays meeting was held
at the home o. Mrs. Eptlng on
Lodewyck. Following the. bsisi-
ness meeting. Mrs. Ida Sutton
presented several entertaining
readings, appropriats " LIN
coins birthday. <
The circle will meet again "a
Thursdays Feb. "a, 1t two check
1t the home Of Mrs. Howard
Groat, s. Perrin place.
THE BUSINESS and Proeeo.
sional Women's Club win meet
Monday evening at The home q
Miss Nina Shoemaker, lS3
North Avenue, 1t eight o'clock.
HARRISON CIRCLE of
Kings Daughters will meet q
one o'clock on "Wednesday, xsb.
10, at the Brown C0ttagA with
Mrs. Wilfred Lowe @ hog4ees.
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PARTIAL PLANS for the an-
nual Girl Scout banquet 70 be
held March u were given last
evsniny 70 Girl Scout leaders st
the second q two trainfng meet
tngs held IN the Preebytsriin
church parlors. So. 81
The banquet. which annually
h held on the birthday Of JUL
cite Low, founder Of Girl Scout
Ing IN America. VIII ~ divided
into two sections, according -
Mrs. Herbert Irish, Girl Scout
director. Brovgniss Will. haSs
their banquet st The Episcopal
church at iive-thirty and Girl
Scouts at the Methodist church
ut $50 o'clock. 4
Each Girl Scout troop will
represent some country Of the
Western hemisphere, by Cos
tune, table setting. songs. food
or some other means they may
devise. Mrs. Irish has appointed
the various countries 70 diffef-
emit troops. :Leaders end troop
committee member q THE Girl
Scout council will work with tn
girls 70 prepare for The banqust,
which only rs6istsrsd Gili
Scouts may attend.
Troop / y assigned Nsxico:
Troop >, NewfoundlGnd; Troop
;, Trinidad: Troop q duats-
mala; Troop 81 ArSsntins; Troop
Z. Guinna; |: Troop Q, 3amaien;
Troop 10, Cansdd; Troop q, c.
nal xone; Troop ~ Gaia:
Troop 10, Brazil; ndyTrQop ~
Bermuda. TIE CHI SeQut ceun-
ell tabls win rspessents Clt6eao.
MARINERS 018y8 1, \
Alrs. Irish snnouneed No.
plane during dinner = WhieA
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hotel, when the Rotary club
held q Gay Nineties party for
members and friends. Sprightly
gentlemen of q by-gone era
escorted languishing ladies 70
dinner at tables covered with
red-checked cloths.
Dominating the scene in the
ballroom were II r. &c vaien-
tines, made for the occasion by
Gertrude Walter Of the Marcy
school Of Art In Detroit. Twelve
Of these were comic valentines,
the other two sentimental and
iace-trimmed. They were fast
ened to the wall between the
windows Of the ballroom.
Trunks all over the city must
have gaped last evening. for
everyone was decked out In fin
cry carefully saved through the
years. Milling about after din
ner, exchanging delighted com.
ments on each others changed
appearances were more than $50
people, who later settled down
for an old-time movie show.
Two stern policemen with
bushy side-burns and ferocious
mustaches, kept order. The po-
licemen, who punctuated the
evening with blasts upon their
whistles, upon closer investiga-
ton proved to be Bernard De-
gen and Fred Breitmeyer, Jr
Among those they kept In line
were DR.. and Mrs. Russell Ull-
rich, she fetchingly done up IN
white, complete with fan. and
reticule; Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Har-
tung and their daughter, Selma,
he courtly IN frock coat and tall
hat, Mrs. Hartung in cherished
gown Of years ago; Henry o.
Chapoton with an astonishing
mustache; Mr.. and Mrs. Monte
McFarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Pickman, Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
ick +. Schutt, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Mellier.
DIAMOND JIM
Diamond Jim Brady was
there, though some claimed that
he was Harry Turteling. DR.. and
Mrs. Alfred A. Thompson stood
watching groups gather for the
picture-taking episode. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert v. Nunneley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T.. Doll, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Schimmel, Mr.. and
Mrs. william r. Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Schott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Gerkey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Flaack, and ME-, and Mrs.
Harry Maibin' done up m elAb-
crate costume were seen In the
lounge. y ~
CARTWHEEL
). Mrs. Phil Writings huge hat
was the object Of much 'admira-
tien, rs she and her husband cir
cumnavigated the crowded
lobby. Among those they passed
were General and Mrs. Henry
Claggett Of Selfridge Field, Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Brewer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Dedenbach, King
Purton, whose wife must be
just about In Florida by now
with their three children; Shir-
ley Fenton and her fiance,
Frederick Soule Of Royal Oak;
Mr.. and Mrs. p. X. McWethy,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Har-
sreaves, he not . bit worn from
his arduous labors In behalf of
the event, she demure In black;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jarchow,
DR.. and Mrs. George r. Moore,
Would-be-Mayor Alton Noe and
Mrs. Noe, Major and Mrs. Allan
Reed Of Selfridge- those new
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Perpetual Helpers Plan
Games Porty Feb. l8

PERPETUAL HELP club will
give elaborate prizes, Is of
them, Of embroidered pillow
cases and crocheted work, at
their games party. to be held on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, 1t
eight o'clock, in st. Louis hall.
About two hundred people are
expected to attend.
- .
CIR Z ATER RATIOT
SCHOOL will b the scene Of q
box social on Saturday evening,
Feb. Is, 1t eight o'clock, when
the mothers Of the community
have arranged for . party to
benefit the childrsn's, fund.
Dancing, cards and . fish pond
are included IN the plans for the
evenings entertainment.
ROBERT AND ALFRED,
twin sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Luedtke, North Rose street,
will Be honored this evening 1t
. party In celebration Of their
fourth birthday. Twelve friends
and relatives viii be present.
E
MRS. WILLIAM K. CHURCH
YARD was . dinner guest last
evening Of Master SIT. oliver
Edm0nds and Mrs. Edmunds ct
Selfridge Field.
MR.. AND MRS. FRED NOR
GAN Of Roseville announce the
birth Of Z daughter, born early
This morning In 81. Jossph's hos-
pital.
MR.. AND MRS. MATT
JAROS Of RoSevills announcs
the birth Of = en-. Paul born
this morning In - yossph's hos
LADY ANDxIzEkD viii
sponsor Z hznclpooa end card
party h UoEtoo Han On Tues
day, Feb. -, q one O'Clock.
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Wedding Rehearsal
to Be Held tonight

ERNESTINE NOE returned
from Chapel Hill, North Caro-
lina, yesterday afternoon 70 be
bridesmaid for her sister, Joan,
whose wedding 70 Lieut.. Paul 8.
Bechtel will take place tomor-
row afternoon.
This evening will be the re-
hearsal, with IN informal gath
ering Of the wedding party
planned for later In the eve
ming.
The ceremony r. TO take place
tomorrow afternoon Ut half past
four in Zion Evangelical church,
with the Rev. Jacob Whitman
reading the service.
The bride Il to be attended
by Mrs. Januna Van Der Ploeg
of Ann Arbor q honor matron,
her sister Ernestine a maid Of
Of honor, Phyllis Miller and
Eleanor Blake % bridesmaids,
and Marilyn McCready - jun
Tor bridesmaid.
Twelve Selfridge officers will
assist Lieut.. Bechtel In the full
military ceremony. A reception
1t the Noe home will follow.
Z The bride Il the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest q. Noe, and
the groom's parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert q. Bechtel Of In.
campment, Wyoming.
CHARLOTTE DALEY has %
her guest over the weekend
Vicki Mason, Of North Tona-
wands, N. Y, who. b her room
mate q the University Of Michi-
ean. Both are vacationing be-
tween semesters.
(, DIR. G. a. WARD Win adAress
III ASbusy League q ths yegu-
lsr meeting Sunday evsniny IN
the leethodist church parioes sc
go O'clock. Friends are Invited
70 attend.
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JONI Inn pAaAns q nnes - lIy
SAND FAMILIES 80 - stl
SERVANT auanmafic M1C110c
Talk % your 6isads - - - Nilo
eassffses troublefree hos wsase saevilu w. \
sowsaA noshins . - : ~ - ~ y
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La gaceta., 1941-09-25
Did "DlamOnd Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains2

It Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora-
ciously II he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have TO pay
the penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, indigestion, gas pains, heart
burn, burning sensation, bloat and
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a 25c box Of Udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.
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DIVORCIOS

Decretos: N. w. Scramlin
contra Frances Mae Scramlin f;
Nellie Louise Ortega contra O.
dalis Ortega; Grace l.. Boer-
schig contra George A. Beer
schig, jr.
Nuevas demands: Isolina
Sosa Ramirez contra Gabriel II.
Ramire; Angela r. Gullette
contra Merritt N. Gullette; Err
ma V. Smith contra Harry l..
Smith; Robert j. Livingston
contra Florence Livingston; S.
d. Shiver contra Ambie Shiy-
er; Vivian M. Knight contra
William Charles Knight Ber-
lis M. Henderson contra Hen
ny j. Henderson.
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s de Ia mahana. Me tuesto nu-
vamente.
Agosto IL. Organize una ex.
pedici6n en- busca de leche. Co
elmo la farira, dos litros de le-
che Y alguna tocineta. Tan es.
resa qued6 la mezcla que Sc me
rompi6 la cuchara.
Julio Z. Entire en- el barrie ju.
10. ObtuNe % huevos y azicar
Confines el azicar directamen.
te del saco.
Julio Z. Fugo y Emil mata-
ron un cerdo. Diez hombres lc
eomimos.
Julio "a. Expedition en- busca
&c alimentos. Hieimos un pas.
lei de polio. Emil comic dema.
siado y esta enfermo.
Richter no muri6 en- &C.
ci6n, pero 81 sus amigos.
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UN DIARIO REVEAL LA 0.
BRA DE SAQUEO Y EXTER-
MIMIC DE LOS NAILS

MoScu, sept. 25.-Un aleman
aun cuando use uniforme mill
Tar, es siempre un "sentimen.
tai.
Entire una batalla y otra Sc
&edica a observar la vida. Ger
"a del freute, en- una aldea de
los alrededores de Triubogevsk,
iecientemente encontre dos dia-
rios. Los lei a la luz de UNI can
delabro. Son las notas de "turis
tas sentimentales''.
lie aQui las del soldado Kurt
Fuchs, la. compania, regimen
TO SIP de infanteria, residente
en- Guben Muckenburg nm. 2;
Z de julio. Dos de la tarde. A
rribamos Ell un coche de motr,
Muchas fresas. C%incuenta mule
res Y ninos fusilados en- la pla-
Ia del mercado.
Julio IA. Rokitne. Noche. I'm
joven de II amos condenado a
IS golpes Y descargados en- la
plaza pQblica. Quiero arreg1ar
las cosas. ReSultados 60 hue.
oS Y tocineta.
Mas instructive resulta toda-
via ell diario del cabo Jose Rich
.er, del A. battalion, regimientc
mum. 40. Els un verdadero turis.
Ia.
Julio %. Dormf hasta las {
de la mahana. Tomo un bano de
sol.
Julio 20. Me tuesto bajo e
sol. Duermo hasta Ell mediodia.
A las A de la tarde llega la ban
Ga del regimiento. Una vez mas
escucho los aires alemanes.
Agosto 15. Me levanto a las
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
La Lld1lurd

Llanura de pan llevar,
que me has uncido a tn suerte,
cuando me lame la muerte
en- ii quiero descansar.
Torne mi cuerpo a la terra
y vuelve mi alma hacia Dios,
que harto sc que es de los dos
TODD 10 que en- mi Sc encierra.
81 al cielo y al surco di
cusnto floreci6 en- mi vida,
no espero que a mi partida
los dos Sc olviden de mi.
Els mas; aliento y confio
cue han de pagarme con creces
ell sin n1mero de veces
que les df ell coraz6n milo.
Lebrantin de limpia cuenta
cue en- ell terrazgo Sc afana
por ganar la cOtidiana
hogaza que le aiimenta;
vlvo ajeno a Ia MERGED
Tue no cosecha mi mano
en- este mar de secano
que nunca apaga su sed.
! iSed del surco, sed de fragua
sed viva, sed cegadora...
iCuando sonara la bora
de matarte a fuerza de aqua?
Tanto manantial sin fuente,
tanto venero perdido,
tanto GAUGE destfuido,
tanto arroyo sin corriente.,.
iTanto rio qeu va al mar
sin dar un sorbo a la TERRA!
,Tanto nevero en- la SIERRA!
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
DEL C0NDA-
DO PIDEN QUE A ELL0S
TAMBIEN Sc LES REBA-
JEN LAS TARIFAS

Tres ciudadanos del corda-
do. Sres. Frank E. Cooper, wal
ter X. Anderson y Lev G, Tayl-
or, de Lake Magdalene, presen-
taron aver u nescrito, en- la cor
te del circuito, pidiendo que a
los vecinos de las afueras Sc ex-
tiendan los beneficios de las Ia
rifas gue en- la ciudad sc pom
gan en- vigor por la compania
Tampa Electric,
La Junta de Utilidad solo tie
ne jurisdiction, bajo la ley que
fuera aprobada, en- la ciudad de
Tampa,
Hace unos pocos meses la Jun
ia, creada por odio politico, dis
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
iY tanto sed sin saciar!

HermanoS de la llanura:
ante esta desolacion.
busuuemos aqua en- la hondura
0e la cisterna segura
cue hay en- nuestro coraz6n.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

laboree de- Ola, tuvo que reciut:
Sc en- Ell Sanatorio del Centro
e paiol, nuestro director Sr.
Victoriano Manteiga.
Ignoramos 20 ell momento &
nal que lie aqueia,
Durante su enfermeiad sc hG
"a cargo de la Direction de "La
Gaceta" nueStro fraterno ann
90 Alberto Valdes Brito, Direc-
tor del Semanario 'Informa-
ci6n''.
Hacemos votos por su pronto
Y total establishments.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

puso una rebaja de 1870 en-
cuanto a la Tampa Electric y
esta empresa recurri6 a los tri-
bunales, EN- defensa de sus int
reSeS.
Los nuvos Queiosos Solicitan
I'M interdicto, de modo que no
haya tarifa saparadas par los
1900 c~onsumidores del conia-
do.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick
nY Ilrr.

Thousands who suffered frofrthe toriuripg
nanis I'd rheumatism saatica, iimtQe0 pcg-
raNha and neuritiS-arc certainly hanay over
their discovery OF NURlLO. Nov theY hlya
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting musctu4r acAcs ana
-contains no cpiatcs. II you van to icl again
the 10Y Of relief from pain-so you cin Work IN
peace and sleep ir comlort-he wise and try
NURITO under this ironc!ad R1aulnicc II the
very first three doses do not relieve that crVei
nain,to your satisfaciion-your nlQley Will b
refunded. Don't sua2. Ask your druggist Today
kr NoRITO on this guarantee. T.N,CS
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Una ReUistG

CItU IlOOtSCU
Nos la envia ell DR.. A. A. Con
zalez, Director de la Clinica "El
Bien PublicO". Hojeando esta
Revista annual de la referida so
ciedad, vemos que trata de los
nuevos aparatos cientificos ms
talados, como tambien las dis
tintas fotografias del CuerpO
MlIico, Enfermeras y demas
emple&Gos. Dectura amena y
consoles m6dicos.
Muy agradecidO por su gen.
tileza.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

Ell Sr. Victor Gonzalez, Direc
tor de laorquesta LA Sonora,
me entreg6 en- la tarde de aver
los ndmeros que estrenara en- la
fiesta del Circulo Cubano.
Estes. son; "Amorosa Quail
ra", Guajira-B olero; "Ya tn Pc
Ito no pia", Guaracha; "Hasta
Fu6rate con mi Tamb6", Con-
ga.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
PARA LA NUJER
DEL HOGAR
PeRSamieRtO

Ausencia. La ausencia dismi-
nuye las pasiOnes mediocres y
aumenta las grandes, como ell
viento que apaga las velitas y
deSarrolla los incendios.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

Llanura de pan llevar
que ostentas ell claro mote
de hidalgo, que Don Quijote
para ii supo ganar;
!ucelo al viento y al sol
y no 10 pierdas nj alteres...
Mira que pOr ESQ eres
ell suelo mas esjanol.
Daselo a todos, que asi
fueron ell gusto y talante
de asuel cabaliero andante
que 10 gan6 para ii.
Y 70, que cifro y anhelo
mi ejecutoria mejor
en- ser tan buen labrador
como mi padre y mi abuelo,
tie juro por castellano,
terrunO de pan llevar,
que nunca te ha de faltar
nj mi pechO nj mi mano.
Cuando zorro tus pinares,
tus huertos y labrantios,
tus vinas y praderios,
sus fresnadas y e%ncinares
a la luz crepuscular
de la tarda dulce y quieta,
soy-sin serlo-tu pOeta
llanura de pan llevar.
Llanura que diligente
en- octubre sembrare,
y a la que doy y dare
TODD ell sudor de mi frente.
iLlanura que eres teSoro
gracias al sol que te DANA!
Ancha llanura de Espaha
cue siempre pagas en- orc!
Hermanos: sabed que yerr
Julien no pone su alma en- d
y ell coraz6n en- la terra,
siendo, como es, de los dos
cuanto en- nosotros Sc encier.
Jose r. LdzcdnO,
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
fvoTAS S0QAIN
fyaene de de Ia "a. pda.l

para la Parla de las Antillas Ia
gentil SRA. Margarita Fernan-
az, c3n & p-opGsito de pasar
una temporadita disfrutando de
unas bier gan&das vacaciones.
Muchas diyersiones lie desea'
mos.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-28

Rain was falling morning most of Southeast Alaska and Southeast Alaska Kodiak Island Snow was falling extreme northern portion of Alaska and in the Der
 ing Straits region cloudy skies prevailed else where falling during the past 24 hours Southeast Alaska and along the coast from Southeast Aletan Islands and from the Beng Sea and lower Ksokwm Valley the Berng Straits and Point Bar row greatest precipitation reported this morning 73 inches continued leatvey warming taking place over Seward Peninsula degrees at Barrow over rain, moderately low ceilings and vibes prevailed the meau-Ketchikan away thus morning
 Monday weathe chart indicated low center Of 7 degrees north and 8 degrees west "A second low center of 2923 inches north and l73 degrees west and
 frontal shifting wnis extended from this centet lower attitudes This system northeastward the Gulf of Aasa continued low the Bering Sea
 belt high pressure Washington southwestwrd to
 3 degrees north and l29 degrees second high center of 3o3O inches at D degrees west.
 April 29-Sunrise 5:1l sunset 9:4l pm