davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

seguida por otras dos memories,
y las llamas envolvieron ell
globo." "Yo fuf lanzado por
una ventana de la camara del
photo y me encontr6 en- terra.
En- ell momento de la desgracia
TODD ell mundo, menos 20 y los
IL que guiabamos ell dirigible,
Sc habia lido a la CANA. Los
motores funcionaban a la per-
fecci6n. Fue la tempestad la
que produjo nuestra destruc-
ci6n."
"Habiamos entrado en- una
tormenta y ell globo no guerra
elevarse. LIE di mas gas; pero
no Responded"
Leech recibi6 quemaduras en-
las manos y en- la cara, pero pu-
do caminar.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06
LA FIESTA DE LOS ORIEN
TALES

En- los terrenos de La Colum
ma Park celebr6 aver su anun-
ciada fiesta la Logia Angel
No. 222, Orientales.
Mas de 800 personals Sc SEN
taron alrededor de las mesas
saboreando ell ternerito asado y
las deliciosas empanadas.
Despues del almuerzo Sc e.
fectu6 una fiesta en- la glorie-
ia, pronunciandose discursos
en- favor del engrandecimiento
de los Orientales.
Hablaron los Sres. Arcade
Jimenez, A. Armayor, Anto-
MO Gonzalez, Ell Min, Baldome
70 Fernandez, Ramon Lopez.
ell mueblista Pichardo, Sa1
Tome y Victoriano Manteiga,
nuestro director.
al son de la gaita Sc cant6
y bail6.
La orquesta de Sucariche
TOGO varios n1meros, siendo
muy aplaudida.
Invitados por los Orientales
hablaron los Sres. Antonio Me
sa, presidente de La Columna,
que fue muy aplaudido, y An
tonic Rodriguez Beiro.
Los Orientales anunciaron
otra fiesta para ell primer do
mingo de abril.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

"La bala que mat6 a Rattle
nau hace ocho amos fue hist6ri-
ca. La muerte de este hombre
fu6 un golpe terrible para la
genie civilizada de Alemania
que, como la de todas parties,
forman la minoria porque Sc a
delantan a las masas en- ell reco-
nocimiento de las necesidades de
cada 6poca. va ellos habian re-
conocido que era obligation mo-
raj y una necesidad practica
cumplir hasta donde fuera posi-
BILE ell tratado de paz firmado
por Alemania. POGO antes de su
muerte, recuerdo que Rathenau
me dijo: "Debemos pagan no
porque somos responsables de
la guerra, sino porque la perdi-
moS".-Emu Ludaoig.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06
LA LEY MAR.
CIAL EN- Ell BRASIL

Rio de Janeiro, Oct. Ode
Dido a la gravedad de la situa-
ci6n ocasionada por la r~evuelta
del sur, Ell presidente Washing
TON Luis decret6 hoy la ley mar
cial hasta ell dia 81 de diciem-
bre.
Ell sabado ell gobierno procla-
mo ell estado de sitio en- los esta-
dos de Rio Grande de Sui y Mi
mas Geraes, donde comenzara la
revolucion.
Todos los bancos ~permanecie-
ron hoy cerrados hasta nueva
orden.
Ell gobierno ha suspendido ell
envio de correspondence por la
via aerea, resultando afectadas
las companies Pan American,
Condor y French Aero Postale.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

"Nosotros los Nacional-socia-
listas nos negamos a reconocer
los Trabajos que los vencedores
nos han impuesto, Y buscaremos
todos los medios para derogar-
los 0 revisarlos por las Was le-
gales, 81 es possible, y 81 no por
las Was ilegales. Ell mundo po-
dra calificarlos asi pero 70 So
10 sere responsible ante Ell pue-
BILE aleman. ST nuestro movi-
miento triunfa, y espero que en-
dos elecciones mas contare con
cuarenta millones de votos, eri
giremos un tribunal del pueblo
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

mo sere candidate en- las
pr6ximas elecciones para Presi-
dente Constitutional. va este 10
die al subir al poder provisio-
nal, contrayendo I'm compromi-
so de honor con mi patria, y
quiero que de una vez por to-
das Sc sepa que solo tengo una
palabra y un solo juramento."
Graz. Jose Francisco Uribu-
RI, Presidente Provisional de Ia
Argentina.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

Sc han recogido At cadaveres
y uno de los supervivientes mu-
10 hoy, Dice la policia que ha-
oia So personals a bordo, creyen-
lose que esta fuera una mujer,
por haberse encontrado un "a
patio de mujer con su hebilla.
Los supervivientes dicen que
ell n1mero de personals en- ell di-
rigible era de 81.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

"Ya ha llegado la bora en- que
los norteamericanos dejemos de
pensar que Hispano America
solo es una gran selva que pro-
duce bananas, negros, boascons-
t~rictores y revoluciones" Agnes
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

"Desde que surgio ell Fascis-
al poder en- Italia son muy
pocos los pueblos que no han
tratado de imitar nuestro movi-
miento denominando fascasm0
a sus northumberland
MusS0lini.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06
til no gritaste, mi hi

ante ell cual todos los criminales
de Noviembre de 1918 expira-
ran sus crfmenes. Francamente
predigo que he de yer las cabe-
zas de todos ellos rodar bajo la
cuchilla de la guillotina".-A-
dolf Hitler, Jefe del Fascismo
MISUNDERSTANDING Alemdn.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

"A Augusta B. Legufa Sc lie
debe procesar para exigirle
cuentas de los millones que Sc
robo. "-JoS6 Santos Chocdno,
antique prOtegido del Presiden-
tie Legu5a.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

mo es prudente insistir con
inclemencia sobre ell page de las
deudas de guerra de Alemania."
Lord Rothermere, Famoso pu-
bLicista ingles.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

Mas de 800 personals ayuda-
ran a la campaha, que Sc efec-
tuara en- la presente semana, pa
ra recaudar 100000 con destino
al edificio de las J6venes Girls
tianas.
Para jefes de divisiones han
sido nombrados por ell Sr. Au-
gusto Van Eepoel, jr., los Sres,
Winston Ramsey, Milo Vega.
Laureano Torres, Nelson Aya-
la, Frank Graham, Mitchell Sta
llings, T. Eugene Mathews, Ell
lot Newell y otros.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

"Alemania no es la culpable
de la guerra sine Russia, porque
fue esta la que primero movilizo
sus tropas sobre la frontera de
Austria" Poincar6
EG-Presidente de Francia.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

LA aspiration es una virtud,
pero Sc convierte en- un vicio
cuando nos absorbe por COM
pleto y no nos deja tempo para
la contemplaci6n".-Dr. Henry
Darlington.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

"Quiero que Ell pueblo cubano
yea en- mi a I'm padre y no a I'm
tirano''. = Gerard0 MdchddO,
Presidente de Cuba.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

"~Seguramente que a los ne
gros no deben ~parecerles feos
los hipop6tamos".J. NJ. Sdn-
chez Garcia.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

LA principal lection de la
Historic consiste en- que no nos
demuestra que toda ella solo es
una historic de la Libertad'.-I
Benedett0 CrOce.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

alfonso XIII debe abdicar y
avitar asi una tragedia".-Ale-
iandro LerrOur, cGudilo repa-
bIicGnO eSpdROt.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06
Sc DIJO ESTA SEMANA

Frases y OpinniOnes de CeIebri-
dddeS mundialeS selecciORdddS
por Ramir0 de UllOG
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

Tres hombres, L. c. Mitchell,
R. w. jenkins y D. H. Harrell,
fueron aver arrestados por el
condestable Newberger, del
distrito de Sulphur Springs,
bajo la acusaci6n de violar la
ley SEGA. De dos automobiles Sc
incaut6 Newberger. Cada uno
de los hombres qued6 en- liber-
tad bajo fianza de $1,000.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

"Tengo la seguridad de que la
hormiga es mucho menos infe-
liz que ell mas feliz de los hon.
bres".-MGugice MGeterlinck.
"No estamos pasando, sino
que nos estam0s metiendo en-
una crisis Lloyd George.
"LoS ensuenos son general
mente las cosas mas reales y
tangibles de la vida".-ReV. C.
r. Broom.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06
- -
NOTTCIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL
(Yien4 de Ia Ia

{VGene de "a Iu.J
sima nueva capital, mejoran-
do las condolences sanitarias,
colocando la education en- I'm
mas alto plano y ganando el
respeto diplomatico de todas
las naciones."
Machado segGn el, es un
hombre que Sc levant6 de la
oscuridad a la fama.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

LA revolution armada es i'm
possible en- Cuba".-EduGrdO J..
BeLtrdn, Miembro cOnserUador
del COmgreso CubGm0.
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

"No siempre un "Mea Culpa"
subsana un error cometido, nj
ESQ de que "un momento de COM
trici6n puede salvar una vida
tiene en- los problemas sociales,
Ia misma efectividad que Sc lie
supone en- ell dogma teologal."
-Luis c.. S~EPULVEDA.
Copyright 1880 by
PallaS Features Syndicate
La gaceta., 1930-10-06

"Ser ciudadano americana es
hoy dia ell honor mas envidiado
IN ell mundo" William Randolph
Hearst.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
PORTENGINEER
VISITS VALLEY
Major Fox Making Survey
Preparatory to Work
On Project

NE0- MD ? Fax EoEe-lzE1.
e---eS- Stationed q Galveston
arrived II Brownsville early T-&-
CzT E7---1E or q regular to-- O.
inspection Naro- Fox xii POS
shy rsZzl II Brownsville over
night 4 Eoe- % cc-pS-e routine
Business matters which ELl be
pzoed before him ~ the B-0E--
vie Navigation dE--.<- o.Esc-zE
Lz11- FIX accompanied r- ET-
eral locL zEn- expected 20 70 20
Port Isz5e. Tuesday afternoon fo-
S1-1e Eo-z II that city
Although several technical de-
tzIS connected with the rzEht-oz-
way <o- the B-0E-ST--e chzrze.
I'll e brought before the visiting
engineer. 10 rE Developments OF
Tire port situation arc expected g
cc-e ~
Tie E-oE-SvL-e chzrnei r-atzc-
Is said 10 q II excellent shape .
TIE resI-t o- Ec-k Go-s y z IoczI
cesEztl01 r1z- Een- 70 Washing
-cl recently No-er s 10 - fur
-Etsd t1e EoTE-rrEn. engineers
to- preliminary S--yey w0-x IN
zeEzz-es- after Tho -lEH--o--EzT
situation Is completely c-ez--
Z : thought rEz- this zo-k vi
coILsEce 6z-z-E TIRE early months
o. 1881
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Santa Claus VIII
Visit Brownsville

sara Cans EEed The EeEzlc
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Il R-1E=ST-s We1zeSzzT --E-
til = I'll % hare ez--e- than
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IN MS -EeEzz- Ss1-a Cans ex-
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Czls-cl -1z5-E- with . n1r -zck
fL1 G. l1-le gifts ca E1- earn
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rEz-zlce e exactly : c'clc-k and
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lzE. . Santa VIII Dc ate % 5-7r
Cr-y half e hc-- C. iris -.sce
Pz-l-S : requested . E--o--
rz1y Le chl1rEl II pcSS5e
TIE street = f-c-f CT the taez-
tar I'll u ro7ed CT = o-1E- -
handle the c-0Ed that = ExT-ez
= EzS announced today
Santa SAYS TIA. ~ e E1-,S
to thousand Es1s z-1 rEls-n-zz-
rF5 fc- C-s-r-51-lcl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
LICHTPLANT
Vote LOOMS
AT MALLEN
Meeting Last Night
Renews Campaign
On Ownership

lcaLLN- DEF "A Eote u
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pant Ioored again TuEsczy fol-
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professional rner had rEp0-s
1cn : Committee Oh E-T-7T-eC
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Committee Heard
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Health Warning Is
Issued To Rockne

ROCHESTER NEna- DEF r.
P-CGach Kr1-e Rockre CT Eo--e
Dane E-s- retire from his
STRENUOUS node C living @ =
complete breakdown nay result
Dr. c J. Bz-5orkz C the Marc
Clinic, his physician said toczv.
This warning. contained = q
statement -sszed Il -he c1--E1k5cn
@ = complete examination c. ire
co4c1s physical condition. c1es
no- mean RDczre I'll have % c1s-
MS coaching poS--c1. Dr. BE5Ekz
sad
Examination revealed ID recE--
renee C the I'D trcEox C P1k11z
Z one C his Legs. sccc56-zz 20 d.
Bs-5crkz- TIT - warned -he foo--
bal master thai + Is art % rec--
g = EezkdoTn rs- result e
R1ckre dos no. fc-zzkE r1-erul-
5000 zc<-T--E--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

purchased and than distributed
anolE 50 grS and - 5oys TUESDAY
L vas decided 70 close the can
PaIzn Tuesday. fG- le--e-S nzile5
after today would reach TIRE Cod
fsloE e1I-1- too late 10 e turned
0Eer 70 G~oocfeIDES
Here Is what some o. B-czrSvlle'S
Leading others hare . say about
the campaign
2 & Ren-src. uzyo-- - thirk
ire drive EaS fE q good cause and
the fact thar i vas q success speaks
VII C the cI-Ze1S @ B-OErSEILs-
CanPaign Commended
c c Richardson secretary @ the
CHAMBER CT commerce. ThE-s ara
h11C-e-s Of children too poverty
S--.r5sn 10 hare enjoyed q real
Ch-E-u-zs Who vii noE Dc happy
hcz-se OF -hR G~ocL[e-0-z 7 think
X Eas : wonderful thing
L A Foserthzl- city manager
The campaign had nv whole
hearted sympathy ard ! am delight
ed that i terminated successfully
John Fznn--E- manager @ the
Cz15-H rHea-Er- There = nothing
mere n56E t1zr : newspaper car 70
than So-rf-1znz c trS nature
ThrO1Eh proper publicity. HUNDREDS
@ poor Children Of Brownsville VII
receive Cl-SlEzS presents
Fritz Sch-ri6-- Brownsville Tailor
ing company ! an glad the cam
rz1En vas a success IL VIII mean
much 70 the pcc- Children OF the
city
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Rifle Bullet Victim
Is Resting Nicely
So TO Ire Ea-a-t-I

EARLTEGES- Dee 2-DzT56 ".
Lczg- taken % Inc VALLEY Baptist
hospital MONDAY Afternoon after
suffering 1roz An accidental huEes
wound Ezs reported 20 &c ding
TE Tuesday no-ntrE-
I-- Lc1z. -1o & =. ard his
h-o-Ee--ir-lz-- T. <e-s hunting u
-E B-IE-z-CacleEzn rTac- when .
Z-czllbrs rife -zs discharged.
striking hin = the ab6onzn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
WATERMELON!

CORPUS CHRISTI Dec- II
-Ta-e-rs1an On TIE Christmas
nnsrl c. tire s-a1ts CT the Co-p-s
Chris; Cale--Tzex y ire annual
ruis-ice feast, vii o possible
through q gift O. El-e-t l. Re
secretary of ire Port A-srszs Cham
Der Of CoEEETce-
re sent r=o 6ozen large. rtpe
vzterne.ors fo- The 6Inns-- TIE
melons were grown u RoeE back
Yard e PC-- ArarszS CT Mustang
Island
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Head C Ex-Rzngers
Dies Al Texas Home

COLORADO Tr- De-
LAlnr N L LrErH r nrrAawF
and preE-F- Tor LIE we taE -
hAlHeEE Azs4-E az Te- esd
~ EE E-zEH AF-T AH-MW.
Greer Gas b--w Arc rrN-UE E
H. F1ErfE ErE m~ Fr
STATE ranger force aE -F-E mHn -#-M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
San Benito Bureau
Drive Opens Friday

SAN BETTO- Dee y A dire
10 raise 5zr Bzni-0s quota CT $3.50
to the Valley Better Business Bu-
-ss- VII begin Friday f. xzS decd-
&C q q nse-irg C representative
business Een re-s Monday
The CIV Vii &c divided into So
rozz al d cnEEEss viii T. AZ
ro1-et g sn-<- eact ce
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Pcincare Improved

PARIS -r- 800 H
ro-tr- rT rgr l-EgE Mrh g.
2rrcc xG cU1Eh meEcN M RAJ
Er-c Fu--arr yesterday hMA rlnur-
- rs rrELzazE arErIzrHr tE-
CT. ard ms c1n11a1 so m
w E1Fn1 -AF nEE-nE TIE Coz
tors nErlr sac - EE-hn- ra~-
--tz4E ~ ~ &1 1M ~sFM
EE-1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Food Distribution
Opens In Harrington

9E-eC-2 70 Ire HE-zc4
EARLTNGN- Dee 1-DEtri5--
- q food ard clothing 70 about
&C needy [zz-S through Ire cc--
rru-S-T c-e<- beEzn here T-ezzs
rurr-1g. u-6Sr ne dreclo1 O. d.
NJ - Chfl6e-x
Surr1E1nE Ct the<e necessities -zs
n~S- rcxse e--crvn c1-z-sc-z
fr1z czt4zzE1 ard 5E-ESS -R =
Hzr11Ezl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Election Row in Spotlight
Chairman Nye of Campaign Funds Committee
To Continue Norris-Lucas Hearings

WASHINGTON. Der 1-P+ rzad 1= q z= 1Elu1-e- Fshz-
assault and counter charge. = The L-cssNGrs ztzz-1n rTsE IA
Washington aE0g. while responsible heads CT te Eez1b-1zn nz-g bed
Their pezcs-
The hearings Q. the senate campaign finds c1E=1-ee EAarh s-E-E1
this latest political hornets nsz. Ees adjourned E-l zlE- C-I--zS
but Chairman NTe vas determined e 6Gze f---1= lilo Tia cnzzE=a-a
or the Republican National committee ItsEl win The affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Coodfellcws Help to Santa
Saint Nicks Right Hand Men Are Bringing
Happiness to Valley Children

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Children las oo7e % = cGE Il = bzE C EET. ard has oez termed Z
hEe sooes . = connected Nth thu c=1asl
Sz-11s SE1zT. DIR Il szs-tT tn DAYS zE1- zd -5znz to6s-. Tues-
c2T- Ia = IT, 0-rz@n rEzz1d Il z-=az 80 Pz dhLzd-n II tn
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

los ANGELES Dee IF
Edwin II Scare, s. vino as genera.
Land agent for the Tn.1n Pzri1r
railway sod unre tran f1Fn11
---G C lard = EeEzx<z hzE :
cz1s-T azS. oEd CT heart Cls=zze
here fc6zy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
IN OUR
VALLEY

nALH BUELL. wiring Il the san
IA BErl1o Lsgnt. Szvs that as II
boEs bzcz into tEe history O.
TIE Valley o can see Ene-e ezrh
year has always promised z great
. sectional cevei0p-en-. and s6C<
t1z- the rUle E-1 holds true f1-
1851 g-Tes the Erea1Sst P-cE5e q
a.
This Is indeed true Had q b1E-
reSE EzD visitor 70 BE1T-S---e
Ut 20 c-1cer Eos lzz ago He Is
: young man from q mere zet-Iac
section C the coEa--y-
He sid Cze big reason ke would
Ike 10 I've II TIE Valley Is tzz-
thcre = always something neT- q
bigger ceve0rUer- inst ever Lz
eek hill
Action keeps = pe-S1l yong zEl
1ege6rze-1 keeps a ccZ-n1v
E1zo-rUE-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

IrVeE-Ez1cE z--1e1 w--E E1-
poenzex- pznnec -ooaT 10 D5-E-l 60
cheeks drawn CT thai Erer-El &C
cozn1 during Decez1Es . tE ST.
ate co---t-ee co-L learn - MA
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And STILL MORE

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wanted Immediately % take care
@ these E11ES- Please telephone
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
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MAJOR SOUGHT


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: The ETz Ec-1 EE-e-1zT Ezrl1
from "a washington barker -lA-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

INCIDENTALLY IT EoEz : IRE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

ADVICE 70 h-S-eSS men ccn--E
~ OF CT the East = t-se[F ex-
pressed IL -Ez- = lo- MARIE
& ST. expected <c- So-e tire ard
goods should C purchased Whole-
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not zrr-y 70 -he VALLEY VIII TIE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

IYETETEEPOzT- MssSsc1rS-S,
IA according 70 hsaEE7eS TO-DAY
has trlrle.S born II different
months TIE ba5ies sr-17ed Gre
before and --o after lE1lZn- II
NoTerher and DecErE--
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. 1e< years sEo Tho Celebrate their
birthdays II different years hzT-
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Arkansas BRASS Tire PHILIPS
EAe-S who csF5rzte tier tsh-
ore On july . ard = Ct
C1FSr-zs Czy. ScTeh0E c. oshTT
ycu can alzzEs GsPsc6 upo1 A--
kz-5a<-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23
Some Cave CASH

zG--e Tran C-z mana TIRE le--e
Ez-E a. TAKEN Cz-e q G--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-23

TUTE damage EzS ccre TIRE
II. vaIls- " the r-oS- which zp-
pea-ed = Spo-S LS- night ard
the b-lzht S1a shine @ to-day gives
prrrlse c< q treat 70 tourists Ws
might say ID Their. THAT TIRE SUI
shine exPecss 70 spend ths -sz1z-1-
der or TIE winter here.