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La gaceta., 1943-07-23
ChmmgaS y No ChmngGS

mes legales que estimare oportunas para
su defensa. Ell Estado organizara un re-
gistro de la riqueza a~rtistica e historical,
asegurara su celosa custodia y atendera
a SUI p~erfecta conservation"
"El Estado protegera tambien los lu-
cares notables por su belleza natural o
por su reconocido valor a~rtistico o histo-
rico"
La RepGblica defendi6 los valores ar
~tisticos Y culturales de la naci6n, tan apre-
ciables como los de Roma; pero los avio-
mes italianos y alemanes arrojaron sobre
ellos miles de toneladas de bombas.
Los tesoros de un pueblo, de un gran
pueblo, fueron sistematica y salvajemente
atacados.
Y despues los fascistas, con I'm cinismo
espantoso, afirmaban que la RepGblica los
habia destruido.
Estamos encontrando grandes difficult
tades, por .falta de personal, para impri-
mir este peri6dico.
Tenfamos aquf un linotipista que Sc
despidi6 a la francesa, no obstante las con-
sideraciones que lie habfamos dispensado,
y apesar de una orden del comite local
del Potential Humane, que lie habia de-
clarado ~esencial para nuestro taller mien-
tras no contasemos con personal para re-
emplazarlo.
La genie en- estos dfas, como 81 la raz6n
no tuviese ell mas mfnimo valor, siembra
vientos para recoger tempestades.
Esperamos que nuestros lectores COM
prendan nuestra situaci6n y nos excusen
hasta que recibamos de Cuba, con permiso
especial del gobierno de los Estados Unidos,
los obreros tecnicos que necesitamos.
Sc acercan los dfas de Sandwiches
0 emparedados sin carne-dicen algunos
p~eritos.
Sera sometido ell trigo a un proceso con
una soluci6n sacada de los desperdicios de
las fabricas de papel y otras industrias.
La proteina subira a la superficie con I'm
color amarillento que dara despues una sem
saci6n de clara de huevo SEGA.
Sc podra usar para ell consume humane
y costara unos cinco centavos la libra.
iQuedara enriquecido ell pan con pro-
teina y no sera necesario consumir tanta
carne. .
Los alemanes Sc alimentan con man.
tequilla extraida del carbon Y algunos de
ellos engordan como cerdos..
Ell notable a%rticulo 43 de la Constitution
La gaceta., 1943-07-23

Ell notable a%rticulo 43 de la Constitution
de la Repdblica Espanola, la Constitution
que hollaran los "~genizaros'' de la Falange,
dice ash:
LA familia esta bajo la ~salvaguardia es-
pecial del Estado. Ell matrimonio Sc funda
en- la igualdad de derechos para ambos
sexos, y podra ~disolverse por mutuo disenso
o a peticlon de %cualquiera de los c6nyuges,
con allegation en- este case de justa causa".
Los padres estan o~bligados a alimentar,
asistir, educar e instruir a sus hiios. Ell
Estado velara por ell cumplimiento de estos
deberes y Sc obliga subsidiariamente a su
ejecuci6n.
Los padres tienen para con los hiios
habidos fuera del matrimonio LOS MIS-
MOS DEBERES que respecto de los nacidos
en- el.
Las leyes civiles regularan la i~nvesti-
gaci6n de la paternidad.
No podra c~onsignarse declaration al
guna sobre la legitimidad o la ilegitimidad
de los nacimientos nj sobre ell estado civil
de los padres, en- las actas de inscrinci6n
nj en- filiaci6n alguna.
Ell Estado prestara asistenci. . loo a.
termos y %ancianos, Y protection a IA ma
ternldad y a la infancia, hacienda suva
Ia DECLARATION DE GINBRA 0 tabIa
de los derechos del nino."
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23
Rebekah Lodge No. So Meets

Medora Rebekah Lodge No. So
met in regular session at the |. O..
O. F. hall Monday evening, Sept.
20, with Cora Lee Paddock, Noble
Grand, presiding.
The district meeting will convene
at Kalispell Oct / Mrs. Sherman
Noel was elected delegate and Miss
Mildred Buck alternate.
Mrs. Geo. Bryant, district deputy
president, installed Mrs Fred Clark
as chaplain and Mrs. Clarence Dag
gett as warden for the remainder
Of the year A report was given Of
the Odd Fellow and Rebekah picnic
held at Thompson lake in August.
This was an enjoyable occasion,
swimming and boating being enter
tainment for young and old. The
long tables spread with delicious
food were tempting for all. Ice
cream and watermelon We're plenti-
full.
Mrs. Louis Ohlerich gave a read
ing on the Sind anniversary Of the
Rebekah degree. A beautiful can
die light obligation ceremony was
presented b. the officers. Mrs. Chris
Ramlo, vice grand, gave the obllga-
ton, followed by the members.
A school Of instruction will be
given at the next meeting, with
Mrs. Geo. Bryant as instructor. A
number of these programs has beer
given during the year.
Mrs. Thomas d. Long will enter.
tain the Lady Militants and theil
husbands or escorts at her home
Saturday evening
A good attendance was present tc
enjoy the social hour and refresh
ments were served by the Mes
danes Nora Williamson, Andrew
Sauer, Lionel Shaurette, Earl Swift
yer. Gilbert St Marie and Petei
VanderWood
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23
ENJOY FAMILY NIGHT

American Legion post and auxil-
larry enjoyed family dinner at
the hall Thursday evening, Sept.
l6, preceding their regular meet
lngs.
Following the dinner Miss Flor
ence Miller sang a group Of songs,
accompanied by her mother Bill
Nelson, post commander, introduced
the guests, Mr.. and Mrs Marshall
Warrington and Chuck Challinor.
Both men are veterans of the pres
ent war. Later in the evening Mr..
Warrington became the first vet
eran Of World War II to become a
member Of this post
Commander Nelson read poem
written by Jesse Baker, II. A.
lst class. Of Libby. now serving has
country in the South Pacific Group
singing completed the program.
Mrs. Ira Miller is the new presl-
dent of the auxiliary During their
meeting the auxiliary voted to pur-
chase another bond
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23

Marshall A. Warrington returned
TO Libby during the past week from
California, having received an hon..
orable discharge from the army be-
cause of i'll health. Mr. Warrington
was critically i'll last winter and
army doctors advised that he Re-
turn home and take matters easy
for about a year in order to build
up his strength
w. c. Arnold of Sioux City, Ia,
was in Libby last week preparing
for the Christmas tree harvest this
fall. He is representative of the
Michaels Seed Store Co. of Sioux
City, which company has shipped
trees out of this district for several
years He made arrangements To
have Halsted Remp take care of the
company business here this season.
Z A group of friends gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Tunnis
Saturday IN a surprise house-Warm-
ing party on Mr.. and Mrs. Tunnis,
newcomers to Libby from Troy.
The evening was passed in a pleas
ant social manner with the group
later going out for luncheon at the
Caboose. Those present for this
pleasant affair were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gale Weidner, Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter
Shaurette, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Baggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Sturm, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hafferman, Mrs.
Merrill Tester and the couple who
were honored. Mr.. and Mrs. Tunnis.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23
Engagement
Announced

The engagement of Miss Betty 10
Bouska of Bridgeport, Wash, to Ed
ward w. Neils of Libby was an
nounced recently by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bouska of
Bridgeport.
Both young people are graduates
of Washington State College, and
Mr.. Neils also attended the Harvard
Graduate School of Business Admin
istration. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Neils of Libby. Miss
Bouska is a member of Pi Beta Phi
sorority and Mr.. Neils of Alpha
Tau Omega fraternity
Miss Bouska has been director Of
School of the Air programs at radio
station KOAC, Corvallis, Ore, for
the past year Cadet Neils is at
tending Officer Candidate School
at Camp Lee, Va The wedding will
take place in Virginia, shortly after
he receives his commission in the
auartermaster corps of the U. 5.
Army in November.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23
w. O. L. NJ. Meets

When Libby chapter No. 695
Women Of the Moose met in regular
session Tuesday evening, it was de-
cidcd that they would buy another
Sl00 war bond. Other business WAS
also transacted
The sewing circle will meet We'd
nesday evening, Sept 20, at the
home of Mrs Chef Smith.
Mrs. Dick Butt and Mrs. Howard
Thompson entertained the mem
bers with pinochle party. Mrs.
Jim Parker and Mrs. Chef Smith
won high prize and Mrs. Stuart
Risley' low.
A lunch was served by Mrs Har-
old Burse and Mrs. r. H. Bremen
at the close of the evening.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23
H0NORS GUEST FROM
MINNESOTA

Mrs E. p. Woodwork entertained
in honor of her sister. Mrs Leo
Landkamer Friday evening Bridge
was played at three tables with high
honors going to Mrs. Ed Kemp, sec
ond high TO Mrs. Marvin Kessel and
low to Mrs. Charles Oertel.
A gift was presented to the hon
ored guest and a lunch was served
at the close of the evening. Mrs
Landkamer left for her home in
Mankato, Mimi, on Wednesday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23
Cold Meat Lunch Box

The variety Of cold meats avail
able adds interest To meat sand
wichos which arc an important part
of the lunch box for men and wom-
on in defense work. Meat has a
stick to the ribs quality which
makes it Of special value Sand
witches can be as interesting and
varied as meat dishes served at
home.
Variety also introduced bAdit-
ferent ways Of preparation Here
are a few suggestions from the files
of Jessie Alice Cline, home econo-
mist
|. Brown slices Of -to-serve
meats in drippings before they are
made into sandwiches.
2. Make a liversausage spread by
adding a few drops of lemon and
onion juice to mashed liver sau-
sage (This is a delicious spread for
rye bread)
3. Grind bologna or frankfurters
with raw carrots and pickles, moist
en- with mayonnaise or salad dress
ing. Mustard pickles are very good
and the mustard sauce can be used
to moisten the spread,
4. Grind leftover meats and add
a small quantity of catsup and mus
tard to give a tangy flavor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23

Remember the Moose dance Sat
urday night. Sept Is. 1t
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Cole have as
their guest their cousin. Mrs. Helen
Tevis. who is here from California
Food and apron sale at Variety
Grocery Saturday, Sept. Is, by First
Lutheran Aid. 1t
Delbert Owen and Neal Cum
mings of Plains, Mont, spent the
weekend in town visiting friends.
Mrs. George Finney arrived in
Libby last week from Minnesota o
spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Clara Woodruff.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union meeting dates: the second
and fourth Tuesdays, 7:30 o'clock
sharp. 1t
Mrs. CLAYTON Nelson and little
daughter were in kalispen last
week to visit Mrs. Nelson's mother,
Mrs. Charles Hubacher.
Miss Delma Allen is spending
two weeks in Libby as the guest Ct
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd
Nixon. Miss Allen is employed in
Spokane.
Mrs. P. O. Larsen, Sr., left for
San Diego, Calf, Monday evening to
spend a month visiting with her
two sons and their families. Pvt
Peter O. Larsen. Jr., is stationed
in San Diego and William T. Lar
sen lives in LIE Mesa, Calf
Pvt Grant Kreymer son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. V. Kreymer, is visiting
his parents for indefinite time
He has received a medical discharge
from the army and has returned
from Fort Knox, KY. where he was
stationed previous to his discharge.
Earl SWitzer underwent an op-
Grafton for a digestive trouble at the
Deaconess hospital, Spokane, last
Thursday Last reports were that lie
was convalescing nicely Mrs. Swift
ger went in to the city the day
before the operation to be with
him.
Mrs. William ]. Darlington re-
turned to Conrad September II
from Great Fails While she was IN
Great Falls she became affiliated
with the Black Eagles, chapter Of
the Daughters of the American Rev
olution Mrs Darlington is former
Libby resident.
Gus Peterson arrived in Libby
the latter part Of last week from
Portland. Ore. for visit win
friends. He planned to 60 on 10
Wisconsin to see relatives before
returning to his work at Portland.
There he is employed as a steve
dore loading ships
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Florence,
brother and sister-in-law of Mrs.
Lionel Shaurette, are spending two
j weeks as guests of the Shaurettes
Mr.. Florence has a medical dis
charge from the army and upon
I completion of his visit here Will
work in the shipyards at Vancon-
yer Wash.
] Reverend Van de Mark Of Great
i Falls, district superintendent of the
4 Glacier Park district Of the Metho-
dist church. was in the city a few
days last week to attend the quar-
terly conference Of that church and
to attend meetings in Troy. While
here he was the house guest OF Rev
and Mrs E. Roy Fort.
M .nl NHrc M x Kai1ia dr0 ye
into Libby the first of the week e
spend a few days visiting with
friends before driving on to then
home in Great Falls. They had spent
some time in California for the ben
eft Of Mrs. Kedzie's health anc
friends will be glad to know thai
she is feeling much better. Me-
Kedzic will return to his former
position in Great Falls, he having
baan uranfaG 4 laavp Of abcpnc.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23

Master Sergeant B. ]. Darlington
of the finance department, Camp
Phillips, Kans., has been assigned
to Wake Forrest college, Duke uni
versity. N. c., for three months
training in finance.
Kenneth G. Darlington, who was
stationed at the Naval Hospital Of
Seattle has been assigned to Far
ragut, Ida, as student in dental
technology.
Sgt. ]. S. Darlington is sill in
North Africa and reports that he IS
IN good health. He has met a few
boys from Lincoln county.
A letter received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Fitzpatrick of Ural from
their brother Coleman vino was
formerly at March Field where he
was maintenance inspector Of
training planes, gives his present
address A. P. O. c/o New York
Postmaster. 1t reads Il am fine, but
don't like tea for breakfast This
allows the reader some leaWay TO
figure out just where he is at pres
ent. Coleman is now technical
sergeant in the Army Air Corps.
Warren Brown, former Libby res
ident, is now gunner's mate or
one of the new destroyer escorts
that was put in commission short
time ago. AS far as is known, he
is somewhere in the North Atlantic
Pvt Philip Plots is home on IS
day furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Plots at Warland
Philip is assigned to motorcycle
squad on reconnaissance duty at
tached 10 the 18th Armored Divi-
sion of the u. S. Army. He is sta
toned at Camp Berkeley. Tex The
Plots family has two other sons
in the u. S. Army. Pfc Jack Plots,
is attached TO the Engineers Corps
at Camp Claiborne. La and Bob Is
now back in combat service at New
Guinea He was wounded in the
battle of Sannamaunda near Buna
and afterwards contracted malaria
This hospitalized him for nearly
five months in Australia Bob IS .
replacement in the l63rd Montana
State National Guard which gave
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23

Mrs Ruth Rowley and her daugh-
ter Ruth of Chicago, Ill, are visiting
with Mrs. Title Helmer and son.
Halle, and Mrs E. r. Lille
The guests find western Montana
quite a contrast to Chicago, but like
it here very much. This is their
second visit since 1910
Mrs. RoWley and Ruth will leave
in few days to resume Mrs. Row.
lev's work in defense plant where
she works in an airplane parts as
sembly.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23
N|.b:!|:R . !E or !.!1 ovR
X1X :: t .s!tes.

a wonderful account of itself by
wiping out 1400 entrenched Japs
in a pitched battle near Buna with
few casualties involved. General
Macarthur gave heroic praise to
this division for its exceptional
fighting ability.
G. Pat Barrett, Mus. &c son Of
Mrs. George Bryant, has been trans
ferred from Bremerton, Wash, and
has a new address. 1t is Treasure
Island Receiving Ship, Barracks E
l4-16, San Francisco, Calf Pat has
been in the navy about year.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-23

Old newspapers for sale at this
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La gaceta., 1943-11-26

WASHINGTON. - Slrviendo az
pfeludio d Is esperada ofensiva De
invierno contra lee indnstfiae ale-
manae de guerra va b~aetante ave-
Tiadas como fesHitndo del inceeante
bomba4deo a que han oatado ao1netl-
daa pox paHte 90 les al'ad0ss 1000.
oviones norkcamerIcanos, eompo-.
niondo la mas Imponente formation.
ntrea que hasta e. presenis bib vo-.
ia0o eobre 81 Reich. deacargaron.
rudas Eolpes - los dies recientes.
contra imp0Ktanteg Ohletlf0s COM.
prendldos dentn 0e les res0uebra.
jados mur0s de ~ 1ortaieza naxista'
ed Europa.
" como eeepeia & csta lncnrni6n.
dIEgnn de la aviaci0n nortcamcri-
cana. una formidable escuadra de-
bomharderoe dc Id Real Nuerxa.
Akrea partl6 con la mission dc pul-
vsflzar otKoa importantes ob3etivos
nlAmaneM, e0ncenkFando sd ataQue
naTticula4mente eonkr8 al centre In
dnNtEiel ae Dusseldorf
Abr 1H0oN4 nAEo. B nesar DE- "a
mas teuax opoEIcion alemana, 500 q
mas Noxtalezas Volantez y Liberia.
tera de Ios EstadbN Unid0s. ar0ya.
DOS por un vereaoero enlambre "a
N@uldo9 aparatos ae comhNt lama.
Non ga oevastadora car8n sobre 81
impottante puerto y estaci6n naval
d. WllheimahaVen VI otFos puntos
del noroeste de Alemania. marcando
aal 81 e4pkim0 ataQue a6re0 contra
aquelia plaza i aaimismo eI mas
Intense d todos
Nummosos aylonea deslruidos
Aparte a. los extenuos psriuicios
cauaadog por los hien diriQidos pro.
yeotlies, los aviones atacantes des.
6Knyeron 8a ayiones enemigos. 18 dc
los caalea fuefon derrihados por los
alesEfoa afkilleros de las Nortalezas
Nolantes 81 81 rest0 Dor l0s aVionee
2e is escoita.
ti grueso a. las hombandoros de
- Real #0er1a Atrea VOID sobfe
Dusseldorf. mienlras Que til desta.
Eameuto 81 IS eseua3fa rtksa eta.
La gaceta., 1943-11-26

|e@hm a goEnnfn. ainnd0 &etn al Rta-
|oun 1oa 6nranf a a1ierra Dusnal.
I4orf 1900 nner{o interior de
imnrrteWee 6iamania AZ rn.gk
'la rin3a9 hombardaaSa deI
mrrTe per nrreneifn ~ uamhprSo.
e~x,snf1 $500 fe IS svs.r;fr {r.
81 rss.e - - - orrrenfT~r
rriev~Ie~ - e,~Sea -rSsr~k~~
~ k,evre 5 ani pb;r fsf n
mfs 1900 ren los ebse.
vcs Milllarss Dc g ciudad. desde
fast~ srneIle feeha W ssf
$500 ~,fr eaeSle %.~Ssf~
ee -,,e 1850 9es ~s~ts 81
..es
LOS Qp3etVQs N9 ~ AYtAeion an
slo~AotteaAeEieena son selecelona-
|QVe Npt uA eQAAte ae expeHtga Qae
1sseeta.Ne iAs eiuaaAes paaHtas
m~aesskAale3 cue mas eaeazmente
49, $50
49, ~ N~. m. ~
~ w eee;er~e s4;es~s y.
IneMsle~ IS loe ~
La gaceta., 1943-11-26

dondo Dc 2240 kilometres para ata-
car las pl9ntaG dc monteie De los
Messerschmitt. situada en- Weiner
Neustm0E, cerca do Viene, Austria.
La nue4A division capa@ bases Sc enc
cuentEan en- el Norte del Africa,
estA al mando del 1eniente General
Carl "A, Spaatz.
El general SDaatz, que es actual
ment6 comandante de las kueEzas
A6reas az los Estados Unidos, en-
e Mediteu8ne0s Tue aelmism0 ct
Oxganiza0o1 del formidable Octave.
Cuexpo as AViaci6n que Sc halla
opexando e0njuntamcnte con Is Real
Euerza ASrea de is Gran Bretafas
en Hu ofensiva contra 81 Reich y
tene nus bases en lsg Aslas Anglesas.
ParalizaeiSn ds IA proaueei5no
EN- 81 cuartel general De los Alia-
dos, en- Axges, 90 inform6 que el
Cuerpo Ounce de Aviaci6n, en- 9u
operation preliminar contra ei enc
migo, habia tenido tanto 6xito que
.se afrmaba que l. planta industrial
|de Weiner Neustadt, probahiemenfe
.Quadaria permanentemente incapa-
|citada para u production &c Mes.
serschmitts. Este ataoue marco I'll
comienzo dc Is prometida ofensiya
contra p f~0rteleza eur0pea az HIT
Ter. en- 81 Sur.
Els Sc hacer n0tar que 81 fiji pri4.
La gaceta., 1943-11-26

legitimo de Espana & merced de
sus vctimaxios. Quiaiera saber
pare que los paises demoerdticos
incrementan sus ~ejercitos para
Qu64... para hacer maniobras en
Ia primavera v 0tono3 Este es:
ipara retratar" sus fuerzasl...
Tan repuenante me parece ESQ,
que prefiero IA barbarie de Mus
solini y Hitler a Ia doblez lacayu-
na de In~glaterra Nunca la huma-
nidad fue tan cobarde como aho-
Ia. Nunca Il humanidad tuyo me
nos dignidad. la espada de Ia JUS
ticia es la de Breno. X pues las
democracias eur0peas permiten !
los estados totalitarios asesinar II
robar q mansalva, no creo haya
en- ID Observation-Disclosures
Ell Tnelaterra v en- Francia-iue-
ces capaces De casiigar e nin-
gun ladr6n nj q ningdn asesino.
lPero venceremosl 70 siento que
las savias heroicas de esta noble
TERRA me penetran por las plan-
tas de los pies v suben, abrasa-
doras como llamas. q mi coraz6n
Ia media Espana que tenemos
vale euatro veces "a Espaha de
antics, porQue Ia nuestra de hoy
vibra, relampaguea, y aQuella
-quiza porque estaba encinta de-
adolecia -Quiz6 porque estaba en
cinta do Ia epopeya actual de-
esas soharreras que suelen pade-
Ger las embarazadas.
0pinaba Lucio que L. guerra
mundial la fomentaban de consu-
no Ia cobardia de los paises en-
pehados en ser n~eutraies Y q de-
sastrosa situaci6n economical de-
las potencias ~agrasoras.
-Mussolini decia IS Ell
desperate que no teniendo que
conner, emplea sus 0Itimas Glen
pesetas en- un revolver para con
q dedicarse a robar. 81 "duce''
neeesita dinero, y como por las
buenas 40 Sc 70 dam quiere ne-
varselo a Ia fuerza. En su ma
tonismo influye directamente Ell
est6mago. Y b propio les suce-
&c q Alemania y II Japon. Fl.
eje Rqma-Ber Toxic, as pa ca
mino infestado de bandidos ham
brientos.
Por Instances e tiroteo era mas
rabioso. Tronaban los morteros.
A Ia cruenta actividad de las ba.
terias rebeldes los canones fie-
les contestaban. Por Ia voz Sc
les reconcile.
Hoy Gel Abuelo" y eel Ma
riano-eoment6 Juanto. rom
can bien.
Lucio, extraviado momenta-
neamente en- 81 laberinto de sus
pensamientos, volvi6 q d reali-
La gaceta., 1943-11-26
e. AsEDI0 De MADRID
- EDUARDO ZAMACoIS

dad.
-Bien, sepamOs 81
rando 9 Muhoz-: "a Az w ". a.
.nido? s"' 'Aa "
Juan sonri6:
Maestrol... iAa A0s...
A traerie una carta de- \
panera... Y 81 tiene ~cOnterBss-
IFS verdadl... va no NJ
daba... W
Rasg6 el sobre y empez6 . !.
saltando de unos parrafos ! o
Despues y en- tanto su as.'..
nerviosamente arrugaba Il n.
va.
Ollie ? Amadea que, sin ,.,.
templaciones, expulse d esos 4
pos. 81 quieren pordiOsear i.
emigren a Ia iona facciosa. En-
nuestra no Sc pOrdiosea, pOrms
lila estructura de la palabra 4
indica-pordiosear es "pedir Il,
dos" y ~nOsotros, los pObres, /.
hambrientos De pan, de paz ' /,
justicia, no creemos en- 81.
Su f6rtil locuacidad tornsb,
q desbordarse con exaltaci6n aDu
t6lica:
-tVes?... Las milicias psds.
g6gicas que estamOs forjando ss
Indispensable. Sin elias esta rs
IRA fratricida no rendiria el Il
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