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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
Action Sought
in Congress ON
WOnen'sCOrps
Uniforms Already
Being Designed
Z. s. 8. Montpelier

Washington. Feb. Tins Con
gressional leaders pressed for &C
ton today on the bill creating a
Women's Auxiliary Army Corps as
it was reported that the War De
partment had started designing uni
forms for American women.
The approved by the War
Department and by two House com
mittees-is slated for action proba-
bly, next week.
II calls for creation OF the corps
in which women can volunteer at
$2l month. be placed in uniforms.
and serve "for the duration in
such non-combatant duties as air
plane spotting, telephone operating,
cooking. tipping, and similar jobs.
The Department. meanwhile. re-
fused either to confirm or deny the
report that, prior to actual passage.
it had started designing the uni
forms which the women will wear.
Ultimate passage OF the bill, how
ever, was assured. The only dis
pute to date has been over the fate
of women now serving as volun-
teers in some Of the non-combatant
jobs.
The Army has announced that it
intends to replace many OF these
women with members of the corps
as soon as it is established. and
some members Of Congress feel that
this will deprive all women except
those who are willing and able to
sign up full time in the WAAC.
of an opportunity TO serve.
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tons under the following heads
name, place OF residence: mailing
address telephone. axe and date
OF birth place Of birth. name and
address OF person who will always
know registrant's address. employ
er's name and address. and place II
employment or business
After registrant has answered
all questions and has signed his
name 20 the green registration
card previous registration cards
we're white and melon colored)
he will receive a registration GER
uhcste signed by the registrar. Fail
ure 10 keep the certificate at all
times or 10 show It 10 authorized
persons constitutes a violation Of
seiective service regulations.
In Ypsilanti registration places
See REGIsTRATION-Page 5
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Identification in
Disaster Planned

A list OF Is will be picked from
civilian volunteer registration files
for Identification duties in disas-
ter. These registrants will be called
together TO receive instruction and
receive Identification cards.
Immediately following a disaster.
registrars are to rush to the scene
and obtain names and facts about
the injured. The Identification cards
are to be returned to the local Red
Cross office. The registrants then
will notify relatives OF the injured
and give information secured from
the cards.
Paul Ungrodt and c. P. Steimle
are the local representatives OF the
disaster committee of the Red Cross
which met in Ann Arbor Friday az
telnoon. Prof Harry Smith substi
tuted for Mr.. Steimle who is ILL.,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
See PRICEs-Page s
Lincoln Group
Views Pictures

Due TO illness of Prof Joseph p.
Kelly. of Michigan State Normal
College. who was TO have given
several readings at Lincoln Com
munity League Friday night, sew
eral reels o. motion pictures on
agriculture were shown.
Eighteen girls from three All
Clubs OF the school including girls
from one to five years membership
presented a style show. The girls
were Virginia Book. Shirley Miller,
Mariea Bezis. Mary Todd group;
Evelyn Brown. Roberta and Lor-
raine Eckinger, Eleanor Smalley.
Reya Wardle, Rail Splitterettes.
Elizabeth Bodley Mariea Day. Car
men VANITY, Thelma Howell, Mel
vynne Royal Rosemary Riggs, Doro-
thy Bunton. Edna Marie Carey
Helena Day, Shirley Staebler, Ann
Rutledge League. Directing the
show OF aprons, simple dresses,
dresses with accessories. wool
clothes. childrens garments and
complete costumes we're Reva War
die. Dorothy Cox and Mrs. Marie
VANITY.
Mrs. Howard Gilman led group
singing Boy Scouts let the flag
salute.
Announcement was made OF the
league play TO be given next Thurs
day and Saturday nights. Brief
skits were presented
An all day meeting will be
March IA at the school. A potluck
dinner is planned DemOnstra-
tons, motion pictures and lectures
will follow.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
Washington Complacent, Not
Rest of Country, Says Landon

New York, Feb. De
clsring that what the country
wants is an all out effort to win
the war" Alfred M. Landon, Re
publican presidential nominee In
1856, today predicted large Repub-
licans gains in the congressional
and state elections in November.
THE people are in a show me-
attitude" Landon said. they are
not satisfied with the way the war
is being conducted. They talk in
Washington about the country be
ing complacent but the people
throughout the country are not
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
State Appointments Given
YpSiIanti, Milan Residents

state appointments received by
an Ypsilantian and two Milan res
idents are announced today.
They are owen J. Cleary. head
Of air raid wardens in the citizens
defense corps appointed by Gov
Crnor Van Wagner Mr. Clearys
work will he directed by Capt
Donald Leonard. corps command.
O..
Two Milan physicians Dr. John
S. De Tar and Or. Marvin r Han.
mum. viii serve on Washtenaw
County Draft Board No. ?.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
Civilian Defense Office
Workers Announced Today

Four persons have been chosen
from civilian volunteer registra-
ton lists and will work with Mrs
Mabel |. Stadtmiller. director, in
the registration office in the city.
The women are Mrs. Robert L.
Hickman. Mrs. Leonard c. Julien.
Mrs. Ralph E. Parker and Mrs.
Martin l.. Dawson. The regis
trants will start work Tuesday and
have arranged their schedule 50
that at least one of them will he
OIL duty with Mrs. Stadtmiller from
9 TO II: 30 a. m. and / to 4 p. N
daily.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
FIRE IN DETROIT

Detroit. Mich. Feb. Il ms -
Damage estimated at more than
$780, 600 was left today in the wake
OF a fire which swept a three-story
building in the Detroit downtown
business district and threatened to
spread 70 other structures
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
CALLED BY ARMY

Holland. Feb Monday Henry
5. Maentz. president Of the Holland
State Bank. will report for duty in
the Chicago Army ordnance dis
trict He will be on the awards
board for ordnance CONTRACTS.
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Congress Today

tBr Associated Press)
Both chambers in recess.
House Ways and Means CoI
mittee continues hearings on 5000
100000 war displacement beneQ
program 90 a. m. EWT).
FRIDAY
Senate
Passed minor bills
Special economy Committ(
heard testimony Of Farm Securi(
Administration Activities
Appropriations committee
proved sl60.00Q.000 deficiency q
including 100000. 600 for CID
ian defense equipment.
House
In rofcee
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Today in Past
OBN Associated Pressl
One Year AGO Today

One Year Ago Today
German bombers raid London
Glasgow. Harwich Margate. Great
Yarmouth and Lowestoft British
air raiders pound Italians az Tira-
ma and Durazzo. Albania. British
East African forces report 130.mile
advance into Italian Somalland.
President Roosevelt receives new
japanese ambassador. who says he
seeks 10 preserve peace Of Pa.
cific
Two Years Ago Today
Finnish president appeals 10
world Tor help AGAINST Russians.
says sympathy not enough Firms
admit some Russian gains but re.
port main line stQl holding
25 Years Ago Today
Sweden Norway and Denmark
refuse 10 recognize German block
AIDE
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day, Dutch authorities announced.
tBv international News service)
Singapore's valiant defenders still
fought tooth and nail today-and
even the Japanese news agency was
forced TO admit that the British
continued to counter.attack."
At the same time the Domei news
agency asserted that Nipponess
forces have captured the Singapore
railway station and advanced with
in two miles of the center OF Singa.
pore city itself
Positions Holding
Latest word broadcast by the
Singapore radio was that "all posi-.
tons on Singapore Island are hold
ing"
japanese pressure against the out
numbered British imperials in.
creased both on land and in the air.
But the British were determined
TO make the foe pay dearly In blood
and equipment for every inch OF
ground.
Reports from the island said that
81 enc point British guns were pour.
ing 400 shells an hour into the Jap
anese lines
Churchill Criticized
While this epic struggle ragged.
a veritable explosion OF criticism
fell on the head OF Prime Minister
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14
Singapore Not Yet Lost,
EUen Japs Admit British
Still CounterA Attacking
Claim Capture of
Railway Station
in City
Brltons Pouring 400
Shells per Hour
Into NIppOneSe

Batavia. N. (. T.. Feb. ZAP.
Japanese parachute troops were
dropped near Pelembana in the
midst Of large scale attack on
that vital sumatrs oil center to-
day, Dutch authorities announced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14

WsSHINGTON ms Gen. John
J. Pershing today accepted the hon.
orary leadership Of an Army emer-
gency fund campaign to provide
temporary relief and 10 alleviate
immediafe harlships Tor depend
ents Of soldiers
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14

See PENSION Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14

See REGlsTRATloN-Psge 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14

Observation-Disclosures Navy
Department today conducted an IN
vestigation to determine the cause
OF an explosion in fuse loading
house at the Washington Naval Re.
search Laboratory and magazine
resulting in the death of three per
sons and injury to eight others.
Omcials said that there was no
evidence of sabotage.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14

WASHINGTON-AP-Two separ-
ate sugar rstioning registrations
will be held. the Office of Price Al
ministration reported today. one
for householders and another for
such commercial users as bakers.
confectioners and 5ottlers
NYSSA, Ore.-AP- A week OF
clock confusion ended here Friday
at midnight as residents gave up
an attempt to shift TO the Pacific
time zone.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14

Observation-Disclosures State
Department today announced that
because of present war conditions.
no examinations will be held this
year for applicants in the American
Foreign Diplomatic Service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-14

PHILADELPHIA-AP-Dr Rob
ert r. Williams says that the gov
eminent may require white bread
10 be enriched by vitamin B-1 to
help insure steady nerves for
America during this emergency.
DR.. Williams, chemical director of
Bell Telephone laboratories, was
the first to synthesize B-l. which
scientists call the morale vitamin
because it is essential to nerve
tissue.
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

partia monedas entire los des-
graciados, que les columbian
de bendiciones.
Pablo, ell insignia Cogorza.
que habia escapado de la car
eel con un rencor furioso Y u
mas locas ansias de venganza
contra Celita, aprovech6 esta
circumstance para ponerse en-
relaci6n con "a vida interior
del palacio de Rio Verde.
NADIA mas facil para ell.
Conocia. mas o menos. a to-
dos o cast todos los mendigos
cue Sc estacionaban en- Ia Cas-
lei ma cerca del palacio de don
Rodolfo y dona Moves. msndi-
gos de los cuales muchos fin
gian serlo, ocultando con Ia ga
pa dc Ia indigencia su veriade-
Ia profession inconfesable De la
trcnes, deseuideros, mujeres de
la vida de la Ultima estofa. va
Cos, hufdos de Gas carceles v gen
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La Gaceta Folletin No. 308
TONIC TERCHRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

furgon EN- Caspe, 81 no hubiera
avisado a la guardia civil, ell, Pa
bljto, no Sc veria reducido a la
mayor miseria.
-iY este a la v~ejez-murmu
r6 ell compadre-;.y este, des-
pues de una vida ejemplar, con-
sagrada al trabajo, llena de sa-
crificios y privaciones, encerra-
do en- todas las carceles de Es-
pana!..
Ell sarcasmo, la in~justicia, lie
ahogaban.
Por ESQ, desde que saliera de
la carcel Modelo de Madrid, por
el elegGnte procedimiento que
nuestros lectores no han olvida-
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entregaban a los mendigos ro-
pas, eomida o dinero.
Desde que vinieran al pala-
clio de Rio Verde Celia Y sus
otros amiguitos, los marqueses
no hay que decir que les habia
asociado a estas dulces y ge-
nerosaS obras de carload.
Kstby y Norma (6sta mas
ia que encontr6 y Sc marcho
con sus padres), Tony y Dick,
acompahaban muchas mana
mas, muchas tardes tambi@n, a
sus generosos protectores en-
aquel reparto de raridades.
Sobra TODD, al salir a.gunas
wees a pie, en- estos dias es-
plendidos de la primavera Y
ell verano madrilehos, los men
digo: rodeaban a la ilustre
pareja y a los ninos.
Y doha Moves, don Rodolfo.
y Norma asimismo, por
eonsejo de los marqueses, re-
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liendo de junto al tronco de un
castaio.
Era una mujer vieja, que rem
queaba, delgada, vestida de ha-
rapos, como las gltanas que di-
cen por las GALES la buend pen
tara.
Los dos mendigcs Sc saludaron
como dos viejos camaradas:
-Muy buenos dias, senior
Serapio-dijo la mujer en- voz
natural.
-Buenos dias, sonora Pas
cuala-repuso ell Cogorza EN-
Ell mismo tono-; SQue, como
Sc da ell dfa?
Regular, senior Serapio,
regular NADIA mas! L.. An, 81 no
fuera por algunas buenas al
mas, que ser1a' de nosotros!...
-iEsol iQu@ seria H..
-Si no fuera, sobre TODD,
por estos grandes sehores de
este palaciO...
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do, ell gran Pablito Sc habia cen
sagrado, mas que a preparar gol
pes contra las ~carteras O la segu
ridad de los ciudadanos, a pre-
parar la venganza contra la hi
ia de Pedro de NGhez y Maria
de la Cruz.
\ su venganza, como pronto
veremos, iba a ser terrible.
Al llegar a la glorieta de Ato-
cha, Pablo tom6 un tranvia de
los qe suben por ell Prado.
Sc ape6 en- la Cibeles.
Y subio a pie ell paseo de Re-
c%oletos.
Luego cruz6 Colon, Y penetr6
en- la Castellana.
Apenas habia dado vista al
parque formidable del palacio
de Rio Verde, a la serie de Gu
pulas Y torres que Sc destacaban
sobre las inmensas arboledas,
cuando alguien se acerc6 q q, sa
La gaceta., 1942-05-11
LIGA NACIONAL

Doble victoria de los Rojos
Los Pajaros Rojos de San
Luis fueron atropellados dos
wees, aver, por los Medals Re
jas de Cincinnati. Starr sostu-
vo un duelo con M. Cooper, en-
ell primero, y Sc lie acredit6 la
victoria. La Gnica carrera del
partido Sc hizo en- la quinta
entrada Y hubo de anotarla
Frey.
Craft aport6 un 'tribey."
Con Bucky Walter en- ell "ca
JON" ell Cincinnati reptile la
en- ell segundo juego.
Beasley lanz6 por los "vapu
leados." Cinco batearon los pc
loteros de la "ciudad reina" y
cuatro los del San Luis.
San Luis DC, Oh, 2e; Cincin-
natl 1c, I'll, De.
San Luis DC, All, 2e; Cincin-
natl &c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-11
LOS GIGAN
TES

Pegando diez "~jilotes" los
Esquivadores de Brooklyn ano
taron cinco carreras, mientras
los Gigantes Sc quedaban en- 8
con ocho "terapeuticos." La
derrota lie correspondi6 al We
terano Carl Hubbell y ell exito
a Head. Fue la cuarta victoria
de este joven lanzador, sin min
guna derrota.
New York &c, Oh, 2e; Broo'
klyn sc, 10h, lie.
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WILBURN PASO DE LAS 100
MILLAS EN- UNA PISTA
DE TERRA

Langhorne, Pa, mayo H.
Ell notable aut movilista jim
my Wilburn, de Indianapolis,
este bleci6 aver una marca pa
ra pistas de terra desarrollan
do la velocidad de 105.07 mi
Has por bora. Mas de $4,000
personas vieron a Wilburn re-
correr la milla en- 34.10 segun-
dos. La marca anterior era de
1884 millas por bora y hubo
de fijarla, hace dos amos, To-
ny Whitman.
Triunf6 Wilburn en- la ca
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

Garibaldinos y Asturiano ganaron
los desafios de aver domingo
Piniella domino a los Leales
Pegaron IL hits los ~muchachos de Casares

La Unione Italiana, con ell a.
Unable Piniella de %lanzador, de-
rct6 aver q los Caiballaros Leales
Los Garibaldinos aprovecha-
ron bien sus diez hits, incluyen-
do un cuadrangular de Herman
DEE Y "~tribeyes" de Benitc Y j.
Schiro, para anotar cincO vsces.
Con sus siete hits, los Leales pa
saron la "goma" dos wees.
Robes, ell IS de los calballeros,
descargo dos y Ccntreras, ell cat
cher, etros dos.
Letoc6 la derrota a Rollins, ell
h:jo del alcalde de Port Tampa,
a quien relev6 ell zurdo Varas.
Cinco errores cometieron los
derrotados. 2 de Robes y a uno
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OpO2TES
SAMMY ANGOTT DEFENDE
RIA LA CORONA DEL Pc
so LIGERO

Nep York, mayo 11.-El
pr6ximo viernes, en- la Madi.
son Square Garden, Sammy
Angott, campe6n del peso Ii
gero, Sc batira con Allie Stolt2
de Newark, a Is asaltos.
81 Stoltz obtiene la victoria,
ell titulo de las 1876 libras pa
sara a sus manos.
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rrera de 90 rndilaa, haciende 81
recorridu en- 2t.24 sesundos.
Ted Horn, tamben de Indiana
polls, lego en- segundo Iugar y
Red Records, de Pa, en- terce-
70.
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pequena distancia, sobre Re-
questad Y Sun Again, q. rema-
taron en- ell segunio lugar. La
milla fue corrida en- l minute 81
segundos.
Alsab es propiedad del aboga-
do All SABBATH, de Chicago, que 10
ccmpr6 por $500. Hasta la fe-
cha lleva ganados, en- premios,
La gaceta., 1942-05-11
AIISAB GANO Ell "PREAK-
NESS"

Baltimore, mayo 11.-El ca
ballo Alsab gan6 el sabado, ell
ell hip6dromo de Pimlico, ell
"Preakness'' un premio de So
mil pesos. Fue una carrera SEM
sacional, en- la que todos los con
Tendencies tuvieron oportunida-
DIES de veneer,
Triunf6 Ell ganador, por muy
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LIGA AMERICANA

Dos veces aplastaron los
Yankees a los Senadores.
Washington Sc, 4h, De; New
York DC, III, lie.
Washington &c, Oh, De; N.
York &c, Oh, IL.
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

Opcressscs hatazQs do Bob
lohnson pfppofcionaron q los
Atleti0ns dos victorias por cue-
ia de loo Medals Rojas. John.
son dispar6 dos cuadrangula-
res y uno Ted Williams.
Boston &c, III, lie; Filadel-
fla &c, Oh, lie.
Boston Sc, Oh, De; Filadel-
fla &c, 11h, 2e.
Perdieron los Medals Blan.
cas- ell primer desafio y CANA
ron ell segundo, ayudados por
On "jonron" de Kuhel.
Chicago &c, 11h, Sc; San
Luis &c, 1Oh, De.
Chicago &c, Oh, Be; San Luis
7c, 12h, 2e.
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Sc VENDEN tOdos los nue.
bles de una casa: JueRo de CO
medor, de majagua; juegO de
cuarto Simmons; uego de sala
maquina de coser, Radio, etc.
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
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Detroit SC, Oh, 2e; Cleve-
land 1c, 5h, De.
Detroit SC, Oh, 3e; Cleve-
land &c, 9h, Sc.
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Diercn Ia sorpresa que los EEK
pertos" no aguardaban los mu.
chachos del Centre Asturiano,
comandados por Casares. Y pc
gando IL "hits" hicieron Z carre
ras.
No esperaba tai cosa ell "tra-
buco" dirigido por Granell, que
81 dia anterior habia derrotado
a los j6venes de la Universidad
de Tampa, y ocurriercn algunos
~"desmayos."
Los aStures aracaron violenta-
mente los "artefactos" lanzados
pCr Tore eel Torero) y despu6s
lie anotaron 8 veces a Stephens
Mott, ell nuevo Sensational IS de
los cubanos, dispar6 dos tribe
yes" y dos shifts" en- 5 wees, pc
70 no pudo evitar la derrota de
su team"
Velasco, la tercera de los Nam
Discs, di6 I'm "tubey" Y un "hit."
Faustino C~asares, ell director
de los aguerridos peloteros del
Centre, traia 'la vista clara" y
peg6 tres hits, hacienda una ca
rrera. Iglesias diSpar6 dos clio
tes' Y anot6 una vez; r. Rodri-
guez, contribuy6 al exito con un
tubey y I'm hit.
M. Fernando, ell catcher, a.
rot6 una vez y prOduio un bata-
70 de tres esquinas. Regime Fer
nandez ayud6 con otro "tribey."
Tarde allegro para los astures.
La victoria Sc lie anot6 a Long
val, a quien relieve Pulido.
Adtuaron bien los arbitrcs
Leavine y Jimmy White, dos
hombres que pueden eQuivocar.
Sc, pero que desempenan sus fun
clones eonciepzudamente.
Ell triunfo sirvi6 para destruir
la "leyenda" de la invencibili =
dad de los cubanos.
lC. A. 301 O1O OLLIE, 12h, Sc
&c. C. 900 100 01O-9c, 19h, de
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ties de la hez.

ties de la hez.
Pablo Sc puso rapidamente de
&auerdo con cuatro o cinco de a.
los.
! esta se6oro Pascuala con la
que ahora acababa de enccn-
tfafse, y que ell lector ha ajivi-
haGo cue no era nj tai Pascuola
nj mucho menos tai seaorq. era
una de elias.
Sc tFataba de "a Boyrega, una
antigua dcscpidero venida a ms
nos que ahora ejercia Ia carl
Oao cuando no salia otra cosa
mejor.
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-lAh, los sehores marque.
ses!... iSon unos santos L.. ~
sus nietos!
-lIgual! iOtros santos!
A mi me tienen las nihas ena-
mora! lSon dos principesas!..
Los dos falsos mendigos e.
levaban la VOC cada vez mas,
al sostener este dialogo. sin
cansarse de mirar a dos cria-
dos y una doncellita que esta-
ban, con uno de los jardineros,
en- una p%uertecilla de la porte
ria del palacio de Rio Verde.
.
Los marqueses, desde ITEM
po inmemorial, Y llevados del
gran coraz6n que va les como
cemos, socorrian a numerosos
pobres de Madrid.
Cast a diario, los porteros.
los jardineros, las doncellitas
EN- muchas ocasiones la mis-
ma marquesa y don Rodolfo.
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ClQue?-pregunt6 luego. en-
Vez ba a, el gran Cogorza, una
Vez gre hu5ieron dssaparecido
~e la pusriecilla dc la verja del
pa-a'io' los servidores de los
marqueses.
-iNovedades : ranusc In
0OrreSG. ian0ando al decano u
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LA GACETA

FL Peri6dico en- idioma Espahol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal; 20 cts.
1908 "a. Ave, Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono Y 1892
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81, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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por cabeza Scaglione, Contreras
Y Mones. Cayeron en- cuatro g.
rrores los triunfadores, dos de
Benito, uno de Schiro y otros de
F. Fernandez.
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