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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-18

of our class war prisoners women workers:
Do not two young women workers-organzers
face the electric chair in Atlanta?
In this economic crisis, with mass unem-
ployment-Dr. Stewart says seven TO Zine
million are out of work-with wages being cut
sometimes as much as fifty per cent, is not
the whole working class family the victims?
And must they therefore not all be lined up
in the fight for unemployment insurance and
in strikes against wage cuts? They not only
villas witness the miners, shoe and food
workers strikes of the last few years. but
they also participate militantly in all unem-
ployed demonstrations.
The woman worker must be reached and or
ganized into the Trade Union Unity League
and the best fighters be brought into the Com
munst Party and Young Communist League.
Woman has been backward in her political
education--she has been kept in that position
by the capitalists, who, in the words Of the
Kaiser, considered that kitchen, church and
children were her sphere. 1t is our duty to
reach these millions of working women and
draw them into every working class activity.
Lenin regarded the press as one of the most
powerful organizers of the movement, reach
ing tens and hundreds of thousands Of work.
ers who otherwise cannot be reached.
The working Woman organ of the COM
munist Party must reach tens of thousands
more of working women. 1t must become the
organ of the millions of working women Of
the country The Party has established q
very modest goal to be reached in the next
few nontrs--1 900 new subscribers by No.
vember LIST, a fund of $4,000 to keep the paper
going so tiat it can be printed without inter-
rupton particularly at this time of increas-
ingly bitter struggle.
But it has also fixed another goal rs
worker correspondents circles, comprised Of
working women who will train themselves on
making reports from shops -conditions, wage
cuts. speed-up, mistreatment, etc. Worker
correspondents are the heart and soul of q
working class paper and the correspondents
therefore must be trained to do their work
efficiently.
This program can be put through il the
whole Party and all militant workers grasp
the significance of 100000 workers in in
dustry and their place in production.
Support the campaign Of the working
Woman!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-18
Justice UnadOrned

New York City has a lady jurist. Nobody
knows yet what she paid for the job, but
she has it. Her name is Jean Norris Judge
Jean Norris, and she is TERRIBLY sym
pathetic.
Her Honor has just become aware that
there are several unemployed workers. and
her judicial poise so shaken that she
up and said:
"ClotheS-thdt's 1ohat they need-clothes
and jobs. And editorial in the Evening
Journal has pointed opt 1ohat qoe can do
to gire them both. It's the first practical
suggestion Tue encountered"
And here Her Honor began shedding her
clothes, evidently, because the Journal says:
"She help up dress" Possibly, Of course,
she only held it up to the fortieth degree
of latitude. Then she proceeded on the solu-
ton for unemployment:
'Fm packing this dress to send to the Eue-
ming Journal (The Journal is supposed to
give the dress to the eight million jobless.
And Tn, going right out to bug another"
From this, we suppose that we can consider
that the unemployment problem is settled
Only we would ask-why didn't she give the
new dress to the unemployed and keep her
shirt on?
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-18

bourgeois elements, upon whom the social
list" party is counting so much.
The workers must repudiate the mount
bank Broun, his still more dangerous social
fascist colleague, Thomas and the whole
Socialist ticket. The Party Of the workers
is the Communist Party. 1t alone fights for
the immediate interests of the workers and
for their final emancipation. The coming
elections must be mass mobilization Of
t.e workers under its revolutionary banner.
Workers, Vote Communist! Support the Work.
ers' Unemployment Insurance Bill! Strike
against wage cuts! Build the TU.U.L! Join
the Communist Party!
written at Harris Island Penitentiary.)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-18
Disarm the Baptists.

Picked up an Omaha paper and got some
news from Chicago And here is what 1t said
"CHTCAGO, W-Upon the declaration Of
followers Of the ReU C. J. Austin that he
had been triche0 ont OF his right to run
in the elections Of the National Baptist Con-
Uention, fists began to tlp, chairs tcere
brought into play, kniUes acre brdndished
and the entire convention broke up in
pandemoniam. Sir policemen dnS1oering
riot call, rushed TO the scene and 1t aoas
nearly an hour before order could be re-
Stored.'
We suggest that after disarming the fol.
lowers of the Prince of Peace, that when q
church election becomes necessary, that they
shake dice to see who wins.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-18
By ]. AMTER.

The U. S. Census Bureau has announced
that 100000 women in the United States
are gainfully employed. We do not yet know
what part of these women are young workers,
unmarried and married women.
If we take the experiences and facts Of pre-
ceding periods and apply them to the present
one, with its multiplied use of automatic ma
chnery and the subdivision of work-in other
words the use of unskilled and sem-skied
labor, then we will understand why so many
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-18
&4-:.'':::@.
An Explanation
By JORGE

You didn't see US for few days, did you:
Red Sparks" was absent and millions mourn
ed Well, il not millions, at least two or
three people You see, we got discouraged
when Texas Guinan became a columnist and
socialist" at the same time. And SO
we put on my hat and went to look for
Judge Crater. 1t seems that the honorable
judge was paying unemployment insurance to
several chorus girls, and shortly after in
terviewing Of his beneficaries, we con-
tracted what the capitalist press calls ''rheu-
matte congestion" And so to bed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-18

able to influence and direct the liberation
movement of the Negro workers in other
parts of the world, and IL is therefore, COM
radcs, significant and important that we
should give full support 10 our Negro work.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-18
H: Il: ttH&>!%:,'
9H@ By Me jaiAa
NF fe,-'~4~1aes~@.sst<
Mr.. Broun Adyertises His Qualities
By VIM. z. FOSTER.
prisoner $3.50.

Communist Candidate for Governor of New
York State.)
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HERRING NOT |NcL|NED...
 T0 M!GRATE MUCH...
 SAYS FISH SPECIALIST

George A Rounsefell, inVestiga- - tor for the U. s. bureau of fish- cries, has definitely established the fact to his own satisfaction, at least, that Alaska herring are mot all alike, says the Chronicle He has found that different species inhabit various regions of the Al- aska coast. and has sh0Wn that these clans of fish do butIlittle nli- grating or travelling. #.0#
 The catch Of Alaska herring mas averaged about l60 00o001 pounds "a year during the past Nf9Hr sea- sons. The bureau of fisheries has been concerned lest this#urheired drain denlete the manTI Schools. .Rounsfel was detailed to..tha nroh- lem and ne found that f.fishifia becomes severe tn one locality there lis grave daneer of decimatinF the breeding stock for the reason that herring do not seem t0 move around much. so that outside fish do not come in to fin theHplaces of those that have been cauEht. -
 This data collected sHOws a steadily declining abundance of herring in the Central Alaska re- gion.'' he says, land protection should be afforded to the two and three year old fish because they grow very rapidly during this peri iod and reach maturity the follow ing year, "#.0#..M"
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15

the region, covering places never before seen by man This disclosed that the former estimate of 15.- GOO mountain sheep was far be- low the actual numbers. . .I.#.
 The wild animals of the park generally have shown gooa in- crease during the past year. .fn the
 Spring and Fall the number of caribou in the park is about 5O.- oo0. During the Winter months possibly three -fourths of thase move south to a region wEero thare 1. is an abundanc of reindeer moss.
 Al number of ptarmigan are npW seen in the park. after an absence
 of nearly four years. #"#...
 Crawling which furnish exeel- X lent fishing tn the smaller sHraa11 { of the park during the Summer monthS fseape to the deapast ri-
 vers outside during the .titne of hearv fraazirr. Tlats |.0 #WRriety | is found only in clear atrear1
 some of which are So sn1Rll aS ta \ hardly have sufficient Water tc < cover the fish .## ' Trout If d varie+v nt7TT70-1 i-7
 the states. IS found onlT .in ona
 section of the park. between thf { Mckinley and Clearwater Rivers ' At Wonder Lake. outside Xii tht \ north boundary of the park these
 fish grow to large size sonae-
 times weighing as much as 3t 1 pounds, .|@##..
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15

tofore unexplored, according to a
 statement Nov. 19 by the Depart
 ment of Interior The statement
 follows in full text.
 Great herds of mountain, or DaH, sheep hide in the fastnesses in Mount Mckinley National Park never vet penetrated by man. ac- cording to word just received at the National Park Service of the of Interior
 Dnring the last Summer a rec onnaisance of the parks wild anil mais was made by means of the new airplane service operating in
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15
ESTIMATES IF SHEEP
 IN PARK FOUND LOW
 FTER AIRPLAlE COUNT

An airplane reconnaissance ot wild animals in Mount Mckinley National park in Alaska has dist closed that the estimate of l5lo00 mountain sheep Ks much less than the actual number, since great herds were found at points here
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15
ANOTHER ARRIVAL

# A six-pound baby girl was a nev arrival at tha Seward Gen. eral Hospital about 8 p m- sum day, the daughter of fTr. and Mrs JcHH Bion of seward Mother and haHe are reported to be d9tng Wall-
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15
N s,s .EIP

W BOWIE Maryland Decs 15. tPl -'swcs1 All' wqf. S10.90O tEe biz feature raca on the cloS- ing dayis card at Bowie raca track Happy Scotn was second and '.IHilalaT third With the cloa- ing of Bowie, racing ends in the
 H1ast0 for this year
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15

owing to British Columbia hat- cheries feeding their salmon fry on whale meat, explanation is seen why the sackeye salmon were so extraordinarily large last year.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15

IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT THE HABIT VET, START NOW AND WATCH FOR OUN DELICIOUS BAKERY SPECIALS. AT EIec- tric Bakery.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15

WHY not Alaska Pictures for Xmas Gifts- Alaska shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15

ASK about the Seward steam Laundry Cleaning and Pressing Club IN win pay you.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15

Try our Fresh Raspberry Spe- cial--Witli Seattle Ice Cream At the Alaska shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15

sNow sHoEs Ar J- 1- eraei
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-15
BOOKS RECEIVED

200 oF THE LATEST THRILL .ERS TOR URBACH and VAIL 4DEts LIBRARY
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
LA REVOLUTION Sc EX-
TIENDE POR TODA LA


; Buenos Aires, Sep 8.-La re-
voluci6n que ell sabado por la
noche derribara al gobierno del
presidents Irigoyen y estable-
ciera un nuevo regimen dirigi-
do por ell Oral. Jose Evaristo
Uriburu, Sc ha eXtendido hoy a
toda la republica.
TodaS las provincias han te-
legrafiado va su adhesion al
nuevo gobierno. Los intervene
res federales fueron removidos
y nuevos gobernadores desig-
nados por la junta o gobierno
provisional que preside Urubu-
ru.
Los ciudadanos de Buenos Al
res retornaron hoy a sus labo-
res despues de la retirada de
1rigoyen en- favor del vicepre-
sidente Martinez, ell amotina-
miento del ejercito y la marina,
la renuncia de Irigoyen Y su
%encierro, como prisionero, en-
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
Q Millones
Al dia

til habias cometido esos crime
mes, aun siento que la c6lera
me sube a la cabeza. iAh! 70
tie he defendido con energia
contra los malvados; lies hui
biera arrancado los ojosl
"iCreer a mi Pedro capaz de
una mala acci6n, es una infa-
mia!" les decia yo. " los muy
imb6ciles 10 cream verdadera-
mente! Jamas les perdonare
que hayan dudado de mi Pc
dro, de mi hijo. De todos mo-
dos, yo estaba muy avergon-
zada. Y cuando salia, para no
tener que yer a nadie de la ca
sa, bajaba Y subia la escalera
con la cabeza hundida en- ell
pecho. Ahora voy a tomar ell
desQuite; ire con Ia frente muy
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
HOY RECIBIO Ell PRESIDEN
TIE HOOVER A LOS AVA
DORES COSTE Y BELLON-
TIE

Washington, Sept. 8.--Pasa
das las diez de la manana de
hoy ell presidente Hoover reel
bio en- la Casa Blanca a los a.
viadores franceses Coste y Be-
llonte, heroes del ultimo vue-
10 trasatlantico, congratulate
dolos por su hazana. Por Ra-
do Sc transmitieron las pala-
bras del presidente y los avia-
dores.
Coste Y Bellonte aImorza-
ron tambien con Mr.. Hoover.
Como invitados concurrieron
ell coronel Lindbergh, ell con-
tralmirante Byrd y ell "as" Ri
ckenbacker.
La gaceta., 1930-09-08

no tocaban en- ell suelo: una "a
legria inmensa inundaba su CO.
raz6n.
En- menos de un cuarto de
bora lego a su casa.
A la vista de su querido hi
io, la buena sonora Cher6n es-
tuvo a punto de caer desma-
yada.
Renunciamos a describir su
algeria; mas que dichosa, pa
recia una loca. Reia Y lloraba
al mismo tempo. No podia de-
jar de mirarle y de abrazarle.
A cada instante lie saltaba al
cuello; estaba mediterranean
tie trastornada.
-Cuando pienso - dijo =
que hay personals en- la casa
que Sc han atrevido a decir que
La gaceta., 1930-09-08

al igual que las damas del mis-
mo nombre, Sc Distinguish por
un brazal blanco y cruz roja,
y elias, por su traje blanco de
nurse, con una cruz roja en- ell
pecho.
Ell personal de estos hospi-
tales, acude presuroso a la es-
taci6n del ferrocarril con sus
ambulancias, a recoger los en-
fermos llegados.
No hay m6dicos, no hay CT
rujanos, no hay farmscia, no
hay botiquin, jpara que?-La
virgen los curara,-El trata :
miento es psiquico y no por
medic de drogas, de las cuales
va vienen harto cansados.
LA explanada del Rosa
RIO" La plaza del Rosario es
la mas vasta de todas, pueden
caber cientos de millares de
personals. En- ella Sc celebra la
segunda y Ultima procession dia
ria, que empieza a las siete de
la noche, o sea la del Rosario.
Dos grandes rampas dan CO.
modo acceso a la subida de la
"Basilica del Rosario" que esta
construida sobre una alta ro-
ca de las muchas que por aqui
abundan. Esta iglesia es uno
de los grandes santuarios de
Lourdes. Fernando una cruz
griega, tiene dos 0rdenes ar
quitect6nica, ell estilo romano,
y ell estilo bizantino, Y su cons
tructor fue Monsieur Car6n.
En- la fachada esta empleada
la piedra blanca de las cante-
raS de este pals, muy notable
para dar I'm colorido de belle
Ia y santidad. Para ornamen-
tar la fachada hay colocados
dos grandes y bonitos media
Homes en- mosaico, regalo del
Papa Leon XIII.
Ell interior de la basilica es
suntuoso. Columns de mar
mol rosado de los Princes, SOS
tienen las naves y los lienzos
de las paroles estan material
mente cuajados de millones de
eXvotos, mudos testimonies de
agradecimiento, traidos por
los creyentes a carretadas.
La gaceta., 1930-09-08

Hay otra segunda basllica,
la de "Notre Dame de Lour-
des," que Ell mundo entero CO.
noce por fotografias. Toda
blanca, muy blanca, hermosa
e inmacula Ia, hacienda I'm be-
llo contraste con los verdores
de los altos monies, que lie dan
un fondo de decoration tea =
trail. Esta muy alta, sobre la
montana, y su escenario Sc di-
visa por doquier.
Construida por Hip6lito Du-
ran, segdn reza una inscrip-
ci6n en- sus muros.
Dos torres blanquisimas, un
portal estilo gotico, adornado
con una bellisima estatua de
ella, (de la virgencita de Lour
des) y en- ell frontispicio I'm
buen retrato, en- mosaico-piedra
de Pho X Papa.
En- ell centro de la fachada,
la TORE del reloj, con un cam
panario que emite armoniosos
sbnidosf del ave Maria" ca
da bora. Y en- las dos torres,
cuatro gruesas campanas, (la
mayor dicen que pesa 1000
kil6gramos) que unidas a otras
cuatro, mas pequenas, arma-
ban una estrepitosa algarabia
cuando pase por dicho lugar.
(Continuara)
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
NUEVA PERTURBATION CT
CLONICA A 200 MILLAS
DE N DOMINGO

Washington, Sept. Sci 81
guiente aviso de temporal Sc
ha dado por ell negociado de
metereologia:
A las diez de la manana una
perturbation tropical de pc
queno diametro pero de consi-
derable intensidad estaba cen
tralizada en- ell Caribe, a 20C
millas al sur de la ciudad de
Santo Domingo, movi6ndose al
oeste noroeste, con una veloci-
dad de II a IA millas por no.
ra. Pasara ell centric cerca de
Jamaica o ell extreme suroeste
de Haiti, ell martes. Los buques
deben navegar con precauci6n.
Perturbation de ligera in :
tensidad esta sobre ell golfo, a
Glen millas al oeste de Fort
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
UNA MUCHACHA PUSO SU
A DERECHO DEBA-
10 DE LAS RUEDAS DE
UNA

Pacific Grove, Cal, Sept. 8.
-Porque ella pensaba que su
brazo derecho la "destinaba a
asesinar," Alta Tickle, de 20
amos, coloc6 csc brazo debajo
de las ruedas de una locomo-
tora, que Sc 10 amput6 por en-
Gina del codo. AL ingresar en-
ell hospital anoche, en- Salinas,
no expres6 pena por 10 que ha-
bia hecho. "Yo tenia impulses
de matar o hacer dano, aun a
mis- mejores amigos. Los impul
sos Sc me concentraban en- ell
brazo derecho."
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
tie caiste, tie sentaste sobrt
una colmena?

las BARRACKS militares. FL Oral
Uriburu, jefe del gobierno pro-
visional, tiene Al amos de edad.
La ley marcial contin1a en-
vigor y la atmosfera esta car
gada de ansiedad, aunque Ia
calma preyalece.
Los cadetes y los soldados re-
gresaron a los cuarteles des-
pues del combate frente a la
casa de gobierno y la reduction
del periodico La Epoca.
Varios miembros del antique
regimen han sido arrestados,
entire estos ell exministro del in
terror Elpidio Gonzalez, ell ex-
ministro de negocios extranje-
ros Horacio Oyahanete; ell ex-
senador Luis Molinari, ell exdi-
rector de correos Ammallo, ell
exdirector de ferrocarriles
Chaps, ell exjefe de la policia de
transito, I'm antique amigo de
Irigoyen, Sr. Scarlato y Ell ex-
diputado Bidegeain. Los tres
ultimos Sc italian aGusados de
dirigir ell Khan" radical, res
ponsables de haber hecho fuego
sobre los cadetes, ell sabado, en-
la Plaza del Congreso.
Ell edificio del peri6dico LA
Epoca" fue quemado por la null
titud.
La gaceta., 1930-09-08

a .pasar una tarde con ella.
A la misma bora, ante una
orden expedida por ell juzgado,
las puertas de Mazas Sc ADRIAN
y Pedro Ricart, o, mejor dicho,
ell vizconde de Lucerolle, salia
a la Gale.
i Libre, soy libre !-excla-
mo.
Respil6 a pleno pulm6n, con
embriaguez, y levant6 al cielo
sus ojos radiantes de un reco-
nocimiento infinite.
Despu6s de haber lanzado
una mirada a la esfera del re-
loj de la estaci6n de Lyon, Sc
dirigi6, cast corriendo, hacia
la plaza de la Bastilla.
iCuan agil Sc sentfa! LIE pa
recia tener alas Y que sus pies
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
E TEME A LAS ENFERME-
DADES EN- SANTO DO
MINGO

Santo Domingo, Sept. 8. =
Janto Domingo, desvastado por
Il huracan que produjo la
nuerte a mas de 1000 perso-
,as, teme hoy ell desarrollo de
as intermediates, 10 que pc :
lria causar tantos danos como
ell cicl6n. La falta de instru :
mental de cirugia, la suciedad
de las GALES y la carencia de
alimentos, TODD contribute a
aumentar la inquietud de los
medicos nativos y visitantes.
Continua la incineraci6n de los
cadaveres.
En- mas de mil de los heridos
Sc ha desarrollado la gangre-
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
HACENsE GEsTlONEs PARA
CONSEGUIR QUE VENGA
A TAMPA Ell EMINENTE
CONFERENCISTAl ESPA-
MOL PEDRO COROMINAS

I'm grupo de distinguidas
personalidades de la colonia
latina ha iniciado gestiones pa
ra conseguir que venga a Tam
pa, luego de que ofrezca sus
conferencias en- la Habana, el
ilustre sociologo espanol Don
Pedro Corominas.
Ademas de ilustre abogado
y periodista, director que fue-
ra del Pueblo Catalan, diario
de Barcelona, ell SIR. Corominas
es un eminente hacendista y
representa- a siete de los mas
poderosos bancos de Espana.
Tambien fue diputado a Cor
ties, antes de la Dictadura.
Tan pronto llegue a la Ha-
bana Sc constituira aqui un CO.
mite para traerlo a Tampa.
La gaceta., 1930-09-08

10 que Sc propone, de modo que
puedes tranquilizarte. Dye, esta
noche, 81 vuelve temprano, 70 lie
dire que es absolutamente nece-
sario que venga a verte. Y ella
10 hara por mi y vendra.
A las cuatro y media, ell ca
rraaje de la condesa Sc detenia
ante la casa. Ell lacayo subi6 a
la habitaci6n del senior Blan-
chard para prevenir a la seno-
rita de Lucerolle que su madre
la aguardaba.
La conversation de las dos
j6venes fue bruscamente inte-
%rrumpida. Ambas Sc besaron Y
la senorita de Lucerolle dei6 a
su amiga prometi6ndole que la
misma noche enviarfa a Tulsa
Verdier y que pronto volveria
La gaceta., 1930-09-08

alta Y dire a todas esas malas
lenguas TODD 10 que Sc mere
cen.
listed no dira NADIA, ma
ma Cher6n, NADIA. iQue impor-
ia 10 que hayan podido pensar
Y decir de mi! Mi detenci6n
autorizaba a las gentes, que
no me conocen como listed me
conoce, a creerme culpable.
No debemos guardian rencor a
nadie. listed es dichosa de vol
VERNE a yer, Gno es ESQ?
isl, muy dichosa. iva 10
creo!
-Pues que ESQ lie haste Y
ESQ sea un desquite, como di-
ce listed. va es tarde, voy a
cambiarme de ropa.
IFS que piensas salir?
La gaceta., 1930-09-08

ST.
Como! iApenas has lie
gado y va tie vas!
listed va me ha visto y
esta tranQuila; pero 70 tengo
amigos que estan inquietos,
como listed 10 estaba, y es pre-
ciso que vaya a verlos.
-GEl senior GORDON?
-Ciertamente, lie hare una
vista, pero sera manana.
En- efecto, no Sc por que
me permito interrogarte; til
sabes, mejor que 20, 10 que de-
bes hacer. Unicamente, antes
de salir, vas a conner; en- Sc
guida estara puesta la mesa Y
la comida a punto. Debes de
tener apetito.
NO, no tengo apetitO-res
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
DESDE FRANCIA
Lourdes
(Continuaci6n)

(Continuacion)
En- estos hospitales no hay
separation alguna de enfermos
contagiosos; todos forman un
monitor comun y Businessmen
te mezclados.
Ell cuidado de los pacientes,
esta dirigido por hermanas de
la carload, pertenecientes a
distintas Congregations y ayu
dadas por los "Caballeros y
Damas Hospitalarias," altrufs-
ia association fundada en- 1885
los que vienen p~restando sus
valiosos servicios desde esa
epoca.
Los caballeros hospitalarios,
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
LA POLICIA SECRETA RUSA
MATO A SEIS HOMBRES
POR ESPECULAR CON LOS
ARTICULOS DE PRIMERA
NECESIDAD

Moscou, Sept. 8-La policia
secreta rusa anunci6 aver que
seis personals fueron ejecuta-
das y otras sentenciadas a pre-
sidio por tratar de entorpecer
ell mercado de alimentos adqui
riendo grandes cantidades de
los alnacenes del gobierno ba
10 falsas pretensiones y reven-
di6ndolas a elevados prec;os.
Una partida que Sc habfa or
ganizado para esta tinalidad
ha quedado disuelta.
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS
Por
Henry German


81, ella me 10 ha dicho tam
bien; pero, a pesar de ESQ, yo
tengo momento de duda. Ha We
nido a VERNE dos veces ell mis-
mo dfa; Gpor que no ha vuelto?
Sale todos los dias para
ocuparse de tn prometido; ella
me 10 ha dicho.
-iPero 70 no Sc NADIA, NADIA
absolutamente!
-Luisa es incapaz de enga-
harte nj de enganarnos. Mama
esta segura de que conseguira
La gaceta., 1930-09-08
iQue tie pasa, Adonis? jAl-
guien tie pogo?

Myers, moviendose lentamente
hacia ell norte o ell noroeste,
on vientos frescos, de mode
ada intensidad, y probables
ormentas en- ell este del golfo
lentro de las II horas.
La gaceta., 1930-09-08

ma. Aver Sc v%acunaron 1900
personals, contra ell titus.
La tarea de limpiar la ciu-
dad Sc hace cast impossible por
que no hay camiones o carros
que puedan ser utilizados.