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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25
iChurch SerUice This Morning

At 8 o'clock this morning Miss Ceslra Irene santavenere, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Patrizio Santa venere of North Main street, be- came the bride of Anthony James Ebreo, son of the late MT. and Mrs Constantine Ebreo of Bank street.
 Palms and fall flowers decorated the altar of St. Lucy's church for the ceremony which was performed by Rev. Felix Scoglio. During the Mass, Mrs. l.. Mascon played a spe- cial nuptial program, with Louis Rizzuti singing "Ave Maria"
 Miss Irene M Santavenere at- tended her cousin as maid of honor with Mel Russo as best man.
 Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore white satin, the bodice having leg-o-mutton sleeves, and a lace yoke. The skirt, which was trimmed in front with lace, ended in long train. Her Brenda Frazier" veil was draped from a tiara of orange blossoms. She car- ried 8 prayer book marked with an orchid, and showered with lilies of the valley.
 The pastel blue faille taffeta frock of the maid of honor had a sweetheart neckline and leg-o-mut- ton sleeves. A floral tiara held her blue shoulder veil, and she carried crimson f1nYnY1n1ns
 Mrs. Santavenere, the brid e's mother, was dressed in navy blue lowered crepe with a tea rose cor- sage.
 A breakfast for the bridal party and members of their immediate families followed at Waverly Inn, from which the couple left for an unannounced wedding trip. Guests attended from New York, Hartford, Middletown and AnSonia.
 The bride travelled in a suit of plum wool and velvet, with match ing accessories.
 The bride Is a graduate of Wilby High school, and has been affil- lated with J. J. Horan and Son, Realtors. The groom is an alunnus of Leavenworth High school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25
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heart roses and bouvardia.
 Reverend Henry Quinn will per- form the double ring ceremony At two o'clock at the Sacred Heart church. A profusion of ferns a1n palms will decorate the altar, with clusters of white pon1pon1s marking the family pews. Miss Georgianna Wolff will play a nuptial program with Mrs. John Duffy, aunt of the bride, as soloist. s-
 The bride, the daughter of Joseph F. Ayotte and the late Elsie Brock Ayotte, has chosen as her maid Ol honor, her sister, Miss Gloria Ayotta, with her twin cousins, the Missed Hazel and Helen Duffy as brides. maids. The groom, the son of MT. and Mrs. Edward M. Carroll Of Wnl- colt street, will be attended by his brother, Sergeant James P. Carroll. John Mcverry and Thomas SpeeEs will usher. "
 The frock of the maid of honor is 6 century model in silver green satin. It has a long torso, bracelet sleeves, and Q full skirt ending ix1 6 short train. She will wear q Mary, Queen of Scots hat in fuschia vel. vet, and will carry 8 cascade b0A- quet of Rapture roses.
 The bridesmaids frocks are styled similarly to that of the maid Of honor, in Autumn rust. Each will wear a Mary of Scot hat in Hunters Green velvet and will carry bronze pompoms.
 A reception will be held at the Copper Kettle, with Mrs. Carroll, mother of the groom receiving In, . costume of Wine Panne Velvet with matching accessories, and Q corsage of gardenias. Guests will be present from Springfield and Holiston, Mass. New York, Hartford, Detroit and Corpus Christi, Texas.
 The couple will take Q motor trip through the South, the bride travel ing in e costume of Olive Green Fortsmann wool with silver Fox, black accessories, and 6 corsagesof orchids. vW
 The bride is . graduate of Willy High school, the groom of Crosby MT. and Mrs. Carroll win be at home at Hamilton Heights after No vember IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25

ceremony to be performed by the Reverend Charles Tichler. Mrs. Schurmen, organist, will play . mu- sical program with Mrs. John Rear don as soloist. -. The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward L. Heffrin of Willow street, this city. She has chosen as her Inatron of honor, her sister, Mrs. Alvah War ren Bickner, with Gertrude Myers of Newark, 8 cousin of the groom, as flower girl. The groom, the son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Reilly of Irvington, New Jersey, will be at- tended by his brother, Joseph Reilly, Jr., as best man. The ushers include James Reilly and Charles Reilly, brothers of the groom, Dr. Alvah Bickner of Rutherford, brother-in- law of the bride, and John J. Guffey of Irvington.
 The natron of honor will wear Cloud Blue faille with a matching Juliet cap. She will carry a nun of gardenias and bouvardia. The flower girl will be dressed in Kate Green way model of white taffeta, with a sash Of Cloud Blue. She will carry nosegay.
 A reception will follow at the Aviation Country Club, with Mrs. Heffrin receiving in e costume of pale blue crepe with crystal bead trimming. Mrs. Reilly will wear Plum velvet. Guests will attend from Waterbury, Bridgeport, and Platts- burg, N. Y.
 The couple will leave for trip to the South, tn ebride travelling in a blue wool dress with matching jack ct, and hat of fuSchia feathers.
 MT. and Mrs. Reilly will be at home after November fifteenth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25
Wdterburidr Wed In MiddIetown

Chrysanthemums and palms will decorate St. Mary's church in Mid- dletown this afternoon for the wed- ding of Miss Florence Adele Skib- inski, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ed- ward Skibinski of Buckingham street, this city, to William Alex ander Painter, son of MT. and Mrs. Alexander J. Painter of German street, Naugatuck.
 Rev. Paul Piechoski will perform the ceremony at 1 o'clock, with MT. and Mrs. J. R. Anderson of Nauga- tuck, @ sister and brother-in-law of the bride, as the attending couple. During the service Paul Nowakaski will render Ave Maria"
 Escorted to the altar by her fath- CT, the bride will wear white slipper satin. The fitted bodice has a heart-shaped neckline, and long tight sleeves. The full skirt ends in short train. Boudavaria and seed pearls trim her satin skull cap from which her finger tip veil of hand rolled illusion will be draped. She will carry an arm bouquet of or- chids and bouvardia.
 The matron of honor will wear a gown of deep maroon velvet, the bodice having high r1eckline and short sleeves. Her matching tllrban has a shoulder veil. She will carry an arm bouquet of yellow chrysan- themums with oak leaves.
 A reception will follow at the Copper Kettle. Mrs. Skibinski will wear gown of black velvet with a matching hat, gold accessories, and corsage of white sweet peas. Mrs. Painter, mother of the groom, will be dressed in black velvet, black hat with iridescent feather trim ming, and & white sweet pea cor sage.
 For her travelling costume the bride has chosen a black velvet suit trimmed with skunk, black velvet hat, and g. corsage of orchids.
 The bride is a graduate of Wilby High school. The groom is an alum nus of Purdue university, and is sec- retary of the New Haven County G. o. P. organization.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Clohossey have returned from their wedding trip and are residing on Chestnut avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25
Former Waterburian Today Weeds New Jersey Resident

Tn a late afternoon service today Miss Marion Rita Heffrin, formerly of this city, will exchange her nup- tial VOWS with Edward Francis Reilly of Irvington, New Jersey. For her wedding she will wear . gown of white faille fashioned with heart shaped neckline and c peplum. The full skirt ends in Q long train. A veil of family heirloom lace will be draped from her Juliet cap of flu. sion. She will carry spray of bou- vardia.
 A profusion of white chrysan- themums and palms will decorate the altar, with tall standards of white pompoms marking the aisle of St. Mary's church, Rutherford, New Jersey, for the four o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25
Ouilter-Feest
 Nl1ptials Today

Reverend John P. Kennedy offi- ciated this morning at the wedding of Miss Gertrude A. Feest, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Feest of Beacon street, to James Francis Quilter, son of MT. and Mrs. Pa trick Quilter of Sylvan avenue.
 Palms arranged with yellow and white crysanthemums decorated the altar of St. Thomas church for the eight o'clock ceremony. Miss Mary Feest attended her sister as maid of honor, with Patrick Quilter as his brothers bestman. During the nuptial Mass William O'Brien rend- cred Ave Maria" and Mother At Thy Feet.
 The brides gown of white faille brocaded in maple leaf design had @ heart shaped neckline, long sleeves, and a bouffant skirt. A tia ra of seed pearls held her fingertir veil. She carried a prayer book marked with gardenias.
 The aqua crepe gown of the maid of honor had matching jacket trimmed with gold. She wore gold Juliet cap, and carried bronze chrys- anthemuns.
 The brides mother was dressed in a costume of Soldier Blue crepe with matching accessories, and corsage of yellow pomporns. The groom's mother also wore Soldier Blue with corresponding accessories, and a pink sweet pea corsage.
 A reception followed at the home of the brides parents, from which the couple left for an rnannounced wedding trip. The bride travelled in a beige trock, with & green coat trimmed in Leopard, brown access sories, and a corsage of gardenias.
 The bride is a graduate of Wilby; the groom, of Crosby. Upon. their return MT. ard Mrs. Quilter will re- side on Beacon street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25
Fashion ShosU, Party
 By Unica Chapter

The Unica chapter of the Italian Woman's club will hold a card party and fashion show on Nov. 5. Rose Sirica has been selected as chair man of the committee. She will be assisted by Rosalie Lucian, Angeline VerraStro, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Longo, Edith Giordano, 1sabell Iaconvino, Tess Lucian, Evelyn Cerullo, Mrs. Altieri, Mrs. Ann Fardelle, and Marie Ross.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25
Lorraine Douvns To Become Bride OF Gordon [. Schick

The couple will leave for a trip to New York, the bride travelling in a costume of Beige wool Jersey with London Tan accessories.
 The bride is 8 graduate of South ern Seminary, Buena Vista, Virgil nia. The groom is an alumnus of Amherst College, and is a member of the Delta Kappa Epsilon.
 Upon their return Mir. and Mrs. Schick will reside on Lone Oak ave- ntie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25
0OOD WILL CLUB

There Will Do . meeting Of the Good VIII Dramatic Club on Mon- day evening, october 3T at 6 o'clock, at the homo of Mrs. Mary Muster of Madison street, Ail maemhaK6 nTe rn- nu2alal e azlAn4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25
Engagements
CLUNEY-CARLnN

NAOGNG ~SkA4NAAAN
 Mrs. Margaret Carlin of Water town avenue announces the engage ment and coming marriage of her daughter, Helen Dorothea, to John G. Cluney, son of MT. and Mrs. John A. Cluney of Wolcott street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25

Mrs. Mollie Stoddard of Fox street has as her weekend guest, Mrs. Luman Lowe of Glendale, L. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25

Miss Margaret Hunter of May nard avenue Is spending the week. end in Washington, D. c., V she is the guest of her niece, Miss Margaret Rogers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25
D-HuohES
 "Waterbury's Friendly Department Store" The Magic Of A Smile

Just today we had the pleasure of watching smile start on it's way around the world, and it had it's beginning in two men who had difference of opin- ion. This being America, they were both exercis- ing their vocal privileges, when one of them sud- denly realized the humor of the situation and smiled. His eyes twinkled and the tone of his voice changed and then almost instantly his op- ponent smiled, and we who were enjoying the great American pastime of by-standng, started to smile. Then there was no stopping that smile ... it was on it's magical way. Next time you smile, notice the reaction of the person nearest you to that smilel
 Come to think of it, we can't ever recall having seen picture of one of our present day dictators wearing smile. Maybe they've never seen smile. We feel sure if they ever started smiling, they couldn't feel toward their fellow men the way they do. Possibly, here's an opportunity for one of us. If we tried smiling little more, who knows one of the smiles that we started might reach thaue trouble makers and they might realize tho fnlsasss of their teaching. Smiles work magic we know. We watched onel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25
Personal

Dr. and Mrs. Leon H. Phaneuf of Mansfield avenue are entertaining Mrs. Charles Kipp of Queens vil- lage, Long Island.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Richmyer of Circular avenue have been enter taining Mir. and Mrs. Philip Jarvis of Newport, R. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-25

MT. and Mrs. Harry Clohossey have returned from their wedding trip and are residing on Chestnut avenue,
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La gaceta., 1941-10-01

puesto secuestro de los marquee
ses.
Sc cared a las dos ddmds con
Ketty y sus companeros del cir
co; pero como los ninos, noble
mente, no huisieron acusar a
las mujeres, ell juez, cuando los
marqueses de Rio Verde Sc me
tieron en- Ell tren para Madrid,
llevandose a Ketty y a sus com
~paheritos, no supo, en- verdad,
10 que hacer con las detenidas.
En- los dias siguientes Caro-
la y Emerencia fueron llevadas
varias wees a presencia del juz
gado.
La verdad era que, a pesar de
TODD, a pesar de que las cireuns
tancias parecian acusar a estas
dos mujeres, la culpabilidad de
las detenidas no podia Ilegar a
establecerse.
-LiD6nde estan los documen-
que aereditan su PERSONAL
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dad, sehoras?-insistia ell jue7
EN- cada declaration.
Y Madame Renard " NADIA
me PAT, muy impuestas de sus
papeles, y cada dia con mayor
evidencia de que pronto iban a
~soltarlas, contestaban:
~Mais, sehog iuezg, nues-
tros documentos a nOsotras, los
llevaba1 nuestros maridosl
-iY por que han huidO sus
maridos de ustedes ?-insistfa
ell juez.
La Chata Sc llevaba entonces
las manos al pecho. cerraba los
ojos un instante, Y respondia
-iOh. sehorg juezg, noSo-
tras no tener culpa de 10 que ha-
Ger NAL nuestroS maridos,
n'est-pdSl
Ell NEST pas no 10 olvidaba
ahOra nunca Madame Renard
en- sus declaraciOnes, sabiendo
10 muchO que clio CONVERGE a
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que no.
iNada!
Era until intentar averiguar
NADIA.
Ell juez comenzaba a desespe-
rarSe.
No hay que decir que Ell digno
funcionario saba muy bien que
Sc las habia con genie malean-
te, genie del hampa, de esa que
vive a salto de mata y hacienda
fechOrias en- todas parties; pero
como los verdaderos culpables,
aquellos maridos de estas seho-
ras, que supiera Dios 81 eran
maridos, no aparecian por par
tie alguna, y ellos eran. en- reali-
dad los verdaderos dulpables,
ell Jpez Sc desorientaba.
Ash habia pasado una sema-
ma.
Ash cOmenzaba a pasar Ia Sc
gunda.
Las dstenidas eonHuushan "a
La gaceta., 1941-10-01

ell Quartet de la guardia civil, en-
espera va de qeu las traslada.
ran a la carcel de Zaragoza.
Pero un dia ocurri6 algo aus
vino a torcer en- absolute la MAI
cha del progreso.
Fue un telegrama de Madrid
eNpedido por Ell marques de Ric
Verde, en- persona.
AQuel telegrama estaba con.
cebido en- los Siguientes termi.
nos:
"Pongan en- libertad deteni.
das. Encontrados los padres de
la ilamada Ketty. Escribo.
Marques de Rio Verde"
iAh!
jQue habia ocurrido en- Ma
drid para que los sehores mar.
queses, los secuestrados por la
troupe de miserables, pidieran
que Sc pusiese a las detenidas
en- libertad2
Pront0 hsmOS de vedo.
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DODGERS Y YANKEES 81 BAT1RAN HOY
Ruffing Ianzar6 por Ell ''seam" de Mccarthy
yDavis por ell de Durocher


New York, Octubre La
primera pelota de la serie mum
dial Sc lanzara a la 100 de Ia
tarde y todos los desafios juga.
da por jugada, sc transmitirar
por la radio a TODD ell pals y Ia
America Latina
Joe Mccarthy, eI director de
los Yankees, anunci6 aver que
iniciara la acci6n con Red Ruff.
fig. su pitcher favorito, que er
la temporada ganara Is parti
los y solo perdiera seis.
Leo Duocher di6 a entender
que confiara ell negociado de las
rectas y curvas a Curt Davis, el
especialista de la pelota que Sc
"desliza."
Las apuestas Sc hallaban a.
yer. Segdn Jack Doyle, de II a
5 en- favor de los Yankees.
Els ell primer campeonato ga
nado por Ell Brooklyn en- los d.
limos FL amos.
Durocher mahrie.ie en- la re-
serva a John w. Wyatt, su mas
habil serpentinero.
Los peritos estiman que los
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los ertranjeros.
u Stedes no saben NADIA, er
realidad, del secuestro de esoc
sehores de Madrid?
NADIA, snada, sehorg juezg
NADIA.
7iRieB!--cOntestaba la Ca
Ramona. {
-Hagan memoria.
NO tener que htcer memo
ria de rien, No saber 1Ien.
-iY los ninos que trabaja-
ban con ustedes en- el circo?
-ILos ninos?
Les petit enfGnts?
ESQ. les petit eafdnts-aha
dia el juez con immense ironia.
-iOh, les petits enfants ser
unos ingratos! Haberse elvida-
do de todos los s~acrificios que
.hemos hecho a nous por ellos.
-PerO, inc son familia de
ustedes2
-H seSOrg iUezg Rsabe "a
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Dodgers Sc proponen usar Ia;
ofectivas curvas de Davis con
ira los ~poderosos bateadores de
,,os campeones de la Liga Anne.
ricana.
Davis tiene IS amos de edad.
es flaco y Sc lie compare con un
delgado poste de las cercaS de
su native estado de Missouri.
En- la Ultima gan6 Is juegos y
perdi6 siete.
Manana ~jueves volvera a ju-
garse en- ell Estadio de los Yam
keesi viernes, Sabado y domin.
go en- los terrenos de Ebbets, en-
Brooklyn. Esperase una concu-
rre""ia dc 10000 personals.
La Inca de combate de los
Yankees es la siguiente;
Sturm, primera base; Rolfe.
tercera; Heinrich, jardin dere-
chic; Di Maggie, CT; Keller, If;
Dickey, C; Gordon, 2b; Rizzuto,
IS; Ruffing, p.
Linea de acci6n de los bod.
gers: Walker. rf; Herman, 2b;
Reiser, CT; Camilli, Id; Lava
getto, 3b; Medwick, If; Reese,
IS; Owen, c; Davis, p.
La description de los parti :
dos Sc transmitira por la red
Mutual, empezandO a la 1:15 p.
m. Mas de 800 estaciones reco-
geran la transmission,
Miles de personas Sc italian
agrupadas desde anoche en- las
puertas del Estadio de los Yam.
KEGS. Algunas llevaron frazada1
y colchonetas para pasar la no
che.
Arbitros designados por los
presidentes de las dos ligas
William A. MCGOWAN y William
7. Grieve. de la Americana, J
Ralph Pinelli y Larry Goetz, Ii,
ga Nacional,
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Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS
PARA LA NOCHE DE HOY

En- la arena de Tampa y Whit
ing ofrecera hoy Staney Pinto,
el empresario, una 'batalla real
en- la que participaran seis lu-
chadores.
Los dos luchadores que Sc
lueden en- ell tabladO Sc dispu-
.aran la victoria. bregando una
nora, 81 es n~ecesario, con limi-
e de una caida
Gus Pappas seleccionara un
luchador al cual Sc entregara
ma bolsa de $50 por aplicar las
mejores y mas cientificas Ia
yes.
Los gadiadores escogidos son
Karl Krausser, de Polonia; An
gelo Martinelli, de New York
Red Dugan, de San Luis; Jack
Marshall, de Shreveport, La,
John Swensky, de Boston; Bob
Corby, de Houston, Texas
Charley Grabmeyer, de Chica-
go; Babe KasabOwsky, del Ca
NADIA, y Chink Pattley, de San
Francisco.
Dos arbitros actuaran, unc
de ellos ell veterano y appreciate
Pappas.
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Jefferson q JesuitGs

Manana jueves, en- Phillips
Field. los atletas del institute
Jefferson Sc batiran con ell "on-
ce" de los Jesuitas.
Ell ano pasado los Jesuitas a.
tropellaron a los Dragones y
por esta raz6n aparecen como
favoritos.
Los Dragones completaron a
yer, brillantemente, varios pa
ses lanzaNos por Bob Reed. Es-
p6rase una efectiva actuadi6n
de Bill Tanner, Ed Holton y
Phi Kirby.
Luce satisfecho Ell coach de
La gaceta., 1941-10-01
PASADO AL
MEMPHIS

Pittsburgh, Oct. 10-Los Pr
ratas anunciaron hoy Ell envio
del catcher Joe Schultz al club
Memphis, de la Association A
mericana, pasando Ell catcher
Vincent Smith a la novena CO
mandada por Frankie Frisch.
Schultz esta jugando al pre-
sente, con una opci6n de los Pi'
ratas, en- ell club Portland, de il
costa del Pacifico.
La gaceta., 1941-10-01
CONTRATO PARA BOB PAS
TOR

New York, Oct. Jimmy
Johnston anunci6 hoy que Bob
Pastor, su patrocinado, ACADIA
de firmar un contrato para pc
lear, ell dia 7 de noviembre, en-
Chicago, con ell negro Booker
Beckwith, un gladiator al que
Sc pronostica un gran porvenir.
Abe Simon, otro de los p1gi-
les de Johnston, sali6 aver para
Los Angeles, California. Ali Sc
dara de puhetazos, ell 6 de octu-
bre, con Turkey Thompson.
Pesa Simon mas de $50 IL
La gaceta., 1941-10-01
OEPORTES
Tiirando Ell Balon
ESPARTANOS Y CAIMANES

La Universidad de Tampa es'
ia completando sus preparati,
vos para ell partido del sabadc
por la noche, en- Gainesville,
con los Caimanes de la Univer-
sidad de Florida.
Sc eiercitaron aver en- la o.
fensiva los j6venes locales, vigil
lados de cerca por ell coach Flu
Gle Stewart.
Rompieron las lineas de los
novatos, en- violento ataque, Sid
Weiner, tackle, y Bill Bren-
nan, guarda.
Siguen fuera de juego Ed
= veil y Arthur Spoltors, las
tir'edos l~igeramente en- las piel
mas.
Zoe Mills parece haber teem'
plcsado, con caracter permaner
Te, a Bill Read. un senior. Hule'
.Fantel jugara ell centric, posi-
ci6n que ocupaba Stan Moore.
Los Espartanos saldran d
Tampa a las ocho de la manani
del sabado. TodOs los futbolis
tas haran ell viaje.
Por la tarde saldran de aqu
dos autobuses, fletados especis
mente por un grupo de fanat.
cos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-01
Terriers contra ell Tornado

Terriers contra ell TORNADO
FL viernes por la noche, en-
Phillips Field, los Terriers de la
vecina ciudad de Clearwater.
Varios j6venes de la primera
division de los Terriers siguen
aun padeciendO los efectos de
las quemaduras de cal que en-
Sarasota experimentation la Sc
mana pasada.
La tarde de aver sc destin6 a
sehales, passes de defensa y bio
quear los avances del enemigo.
La gaceta., 1941-10-01
Las PanteTds

Ell viernes iran las Panteras
de Plant a st. Petersburg y ALI
probaran sus garras en- los Dia-
bios Verdes.
Los muchachos de Palma Celia
Sc ejercitaron anoche bajo las
luces.
La gaceta., 1941-10-01
TONIC TERCERo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

COLO que habia en- un rinc6n,
contest6, en- voz natural, con
una ironia inmensa, fulminan-
do a la otra con los ojos:
-MGis no desesperar vOatS,
Madamel.
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Ell proceso sigui6 su curse.

FL proceso sigui6 su curse.
FL juez, como primera provi-
dencia, habia ordenado a la
guardia civil que Sc hiciera car
o de los carros y los caballos
Y TODD ell atrezzo del circo.
\ Aquella tarde Sc Foki6 a to-
mar declaration u las deteni-
rs, que insistian en- negar su
A1wlidad en- el suceso del SUI
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-

Fl Juez no tenia pues, por que
retener en- su poder a las dos
mujeres,
lnnediatamente do orden de
que las pusieran en- libertad.
7 claro esta tambien que, DIES
ue el momento en- que la parte
eontraria perdOnaba, Ell prOce-
so habia acabado.
II Juez orden6, pues. al mis-
mo tempo que la libertad de las
aa'enidas, que las permitieran
lievarse cOnsigo los carros, los
SaOailos y TODD ell ..Gtrezzo del
circo monumental americana.
Aquella mahana estaba Ia
Chata de pesimo humor.
FL fracasO de todos sus pro-
yectos' Ell escandalo, esta deten-
eiOn que llevaba trazas de ha-
cerse i~nterminable, TODD IA t.
"a SsryiOstsima vialsuta, tQr
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81, senior, compre la
pinturs B. L. p. SOla.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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los cat6licos, Mike Gaddis. cor
George Nipper, Vicente Sutton
fuss y ell captain Tommy Little
ton.
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