davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-06-17

de no mas de 20 minatos, para
cerrar los poros. s
ST no tiene aqua caliente hu-
medezca la toalla y despues del
bano Sc la frota por ell cuerpo.
Trate de beber un vase de aqua
caliente.
Suprima la grasa, Eel pican-
te", las bebidas alcoholics, ell
fumar y ell dulce. TODD este en-
torpece la respiration.
No debe acostarse despues de
las diez con ell fin de dormir no
menos de ocho horas.
Trate de caminar TODD el item
pc que pueda y estar siempre
Empio, muy limpio, con los diem
tes y las unas denotando buena
educaci6n, muy limpios.
Todo ESQ hace falta para que
la mala hierba no rodee la raiz
del arbol.
La cultura ffsica proporciona
fortaleza, algeria y parece que
hasta genera los mas mobiles pen
samientos.
La gaceta., 1930-06-17

Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ha
Idado alivio a miles de persG
mas que han sufrido de debii.
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
Ipiel, granos v perdida de pc
iso. Estas molestias han tenido
Iorfgen en- la pobreza v debili-
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor
Ip1sculos rojos y hace la sangfe
RIGA y pura. Cuando este de
obtiene desaparece ell suf1i-
miento, regEesan las fuerzas "
lei sistema recupera SUI condi-
lci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
llud.
listed no arriesga I'm centa-
I've en- usar P. p. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
devolverle su dinero 81 no que
d. ,satisfecho dsepues de usar
LA prinera botella. TAI es la fe
Eque tenemos en- P. P. P.
SConsentira listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendose debil,
Icuando puede gozar de buena
Isalud, fuerza y felicidad?
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-06-17

fros tres no tan solo descubrir
q los oos miserables que han
'ometido ell doble crimen de la
Gale de Lille, sino tambi6n a
toda una banda de malbecho-
ier' IA Sc que pueden ustedes
'oHlestarme: EN- vez de We
,iiF a 6uscarnos a nosotros pa
"a que desempenemos un off
~ que no es ell nuestro, 5por
que no Sc dirige listed a Ia
~pollcla?" ESQ seria en- efecto,
peFo por razones de mucho pc
49, neeesito proceder de otro
l - Be me ha communicate
a. nom0re de uno de los ban
PIao que han robado al senior
b.a Ese miserable hom
Dse : va vieio, Sc llama Ramo-
1s@u' pFobabiemente ese es
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otro.
La senora es tambien una
amiga de Pedro-dijo Boyer a
Lucia.
La j6ven Sc aproXimo a Lui-
sa Y cogiendole las manos, excla
mo con verdadera emoci6n:
lilo conoce listed, sonora,
De quiere tambien!... les tan
bueno!... Seguramente listed ig-
nora 10 que ha hecho por noso-
tros. We listed a mis- hijos, me
We listed a mi, pues bien, sin ell
senior Pedro, va estariamos en-
terradosl ~ a csc hombre, que
solo piensa en- hacer bien, es al
que meten en- la carcel!
Y de sus ojos brotaba un to-
rrente de lagrimas.
-CoRsuelese listed, senora-
La gaceta., 1930-06-17

dijo Tulsa ;-esta en- la carcel,
es cierto, pero no permanecera
mucho tempo.
-Senora-dijo entonces Thi
baut,-si vista nos da a en-
tender que tiene listed necesi-
dad de nosotros.
81, senores, necesito de US
tedes.
-Estamos dispuestos-contes-
to Boyer,-indiquenos listed lo
que hay que hacer.
Ante TODD, es precise que
yo sepa 81 para favorecer a
nuestro amigo y para entire
gar los culpables a la justicia
no les repugnara desempenar
el papel...I lc6mo dire?... En-
fin, ell papel de espias.
Los dos ObrerOs Sc miraron.
La gaceta., 1930-06-17

Durante la comida habian
hablado constantemente de eI Y
brindado repetidas veces a 81
salud y por su pronto regreso
al taller. La esposa de Thibaut
Sc habia conmovido al recordar
10 que Pedro hiciera por sus hi
jos.
Estaba hacienda Boyer ell re-
parto de la apetitosa torta de
fresas, impacientemente espe-
rada por los ninos, cuando Lui-
sa llam6 a la puerta del piso. La
j6ven fue a abrir.
AL yer a la visitante, que re-
conocieron en- seguida, los dos
obreros Sc levantaron precipita-
damente y la interrogaron con
la mirada.
No Sc molesten ustedes-
La gaceta., 1930-06-17

NO es IN papel muy agra
dabIe-repuso Boyer;-pero
tratandose de Pedro, haremos
10 que listed quiera... ino as
ESQ, Thibaut?
81, TODD.
-iSon ustedes dos
mes leales, graciast-dijo Tn;.
sa'-Ahora escuchepme. taI
y como ustedes 10 habian en-.
puesto, Robin tiene bastanto
que yer con la detenci6n do
Pedro; de mOmento no es no.
slole apreeiar hasta que gra-
DO es culpable; por 10 tanto M
hemos de %ocuparnos de 81 has
Ia nueVa orden. Por ciertos in
formes que he podido obtaran
tengo la seguridad cast absa
luta que consequences noso
La gaceta., 1930-06-17

difeetamente en- la recisgfte POI
co satisfactoria termination de
la completeness por ell campeona
to de peso complete, acuando
Max Schmeling triunf6 por
foul que be apIicara Jack Shar-
key. Prevalece la opinion de
que Schmeling no es un gran pu
gilista, que no sostendra ell titu-
10 por mucho TEMPO.
Puede que Schmeling hubiera
probado, en- su combate con
Sharkey, ser un gran comba-
tiente. De hecho habia comenza-
do a mostrar evidencias de tai
cuando Sharkey descarg6 el
gancho izquierdo que puso fin a
la batalla y robo a Max Ia glo-
ria que hubiera conquistado de
haber sido suyo ell triunfo por
decision o por "nocao''.
En- vista de la frenetica con-
Quota del referee y los jueces en-
Il fracaso Schmeling-Sharkey
a comisi6n de boxeo del estado
ke halla colocada en- una situa-
ion precaria con un bout" de
ANITA importancia senalado pa
"a manana por la noche.
Stribling, al igual que Shar-
ley, ha figurado en- varias pc
cas- que han finalizado por mo
,ao' y tambien en- una, por 10
nenos, donde Sc lie hizo bajar
lei ring" por no querer pelear.
La gaceta., 1930-06-17
BOXE0
SOBRE Ell MISMO TEMA
(P0r Miguel L0reate)

Sligo con mis- consoles a los
muchachos. 81 ell boxeador con-
trario tira un golpe sobre listed,
procure bloquearlo llevando Ia
derecha a su hombro izquierd0
Y la izquierda ponerla a prote-
ger las costillas y ell est6mago,
q~uedando el codo derecho sobre
la muneca izquierda, ell ceurpo
de peril, la barba cast tocando
ell hombro izquierdo y ell cuer-
pc hacia adelante fernando ca
81 I'm arco. En- case de que ell
golpe no Sc yea venir puede a.
brir ell guante con la mano ha-
cia ell exterior. Despues de evil
tar ell punetazo cierre ell guam
tie; pero siempre protegiendo
las costillas con los codos.
La gaceta., 1930-06-17
CONCEDESE GRAN IMPOR-
TANCIA A LA PELEA
~STRIBLING-VON PORAT

Chicago, JUNO 17,-Otto Won
Porat y w. l.. Stribling estah
en- posici6n estrategica para
adelantar en- ell favor pdblico
con tai de que ell uno o ell otrt
game decisivamente, en- parti-
cuIar por "nocao'', en- la pebea
de manana por la noche, en- el
Estadio.
La raz6n del presente estado
de cosas puede ser encontrada
La gaceta., 1930-06-17

ell Cfrculo y portales de las ca
lies Catorce Y Decima.
La direction del espectaculo-
Griffith Paula anunci6 que esta
noche Sc ofrecera ell main bout
entire Antonio de la Mata Y Ell
westampeno Mike Firpo. Tam
bien Sc ofrecera la semifinal en-
ire Ed Flynn, protegido de Grit
fifth, y Bobby Nc Mullen.
Els probable que Sc concier-
ten dos preliminares.
La gaceta., 1930-06-17
DE LA GACETA'
OE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS'
Por
Henry German

demas tres ninos sonrosados,
tres angeles a quienes adorar.
Los que habian visto a la j6-
ven esp0sa de Thibaut tan solo
ounce dias antics, va no la re-
conocian; sus ojos habian reco-
brado su brillo de antes, su voz
su timbre gracioso, sus labios la
sonrisa, y en- sus mejillas vol
Wan a reaparecer los frescos
dolores de la juventud.
Y TODD este era obra de Pc
dro.
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Obras r~ecibidas:

Ell Nuevo Robipson,-Camp6
La Carload Cristiana.-Perez
Escrich.
Quo Vadis:-E. SienkieNich.
La Mujer Addltera.-Perez
Escrich.
Ell Mundo Marcha.-E. Pelie-
tan.
Oia y Noche de Madrid.
La Novela de las Horas.-M.
Ugante.
Ell Desquite del Viejo Mundo.
lie Rouge.
Ell Paraiso Perdido.-Casare
Gil.
Hygiene del Matrimonio. F.
Montau.
Amalia.-J. Marmal.
LIBERIA DE
1908 Ia. Ave. Phone Y1367
La gaceta., 1930-06-17
TONY VENCIC
POR NOCAO

Miami, JUNO 17.-Con una
derecha a la barba, en- ell tercer
asalto, Tony Dominguez, de la
Habana, puso a dormir a Ere
Young Miller, de Louisville, KY.
Pesaba Domfnguez 1856 Y Mi
Her 1907.
Gilberto Castillo, tambi6n de
la Habana, alcanz6 la decision
en- la semifinal, sobre Shocks
Campbell, de Miami.
La gaceta., 1930-06-17
NOCHE PELEARA
MATA CON MIKE FIRPO

Cuando Sc habia dado una pc
sima decision perjudicando a
Battling Tito Y hacienda favor
a Gilberto Rojas, y Raymond
Menendez habia recogido otro
"nocao", APPLICABLE por Jimmy
Crowder, los grifos de las nu-
hes Sc abrieron Y ell pdblico con-
gregado en- la Arena del Circulo
tuvo que correr a refugiarse en-
La gaceta., 1930-06-17
NOTAS De BQXE0

Hace meses lie rec0mendamos
a Raymond Menendez que dedl-
cara sus actividades a otros a
suntos menos peligrosos para
el que ell pugilismo, dada su 'qui
iada de cristal''.
Raymond ocscans6 algun
Tempo y anoche lie propinaron
)tro "nocao", en- la Arena del
Circulo.
De nuevo vamos a lamar la
atenci6n a los p%romotores y a
los familiares de Menendez So
bre la convenience de evitar
que este siga ~peleando.
Esos "nocaos" arruinaran Ia
vida de I'm hombre que puede
ser it'll en- otras labores.
Ell valenciano Don Antonio
esta va convencido, por los in
formes que lie hemos proporcio-
nado, de que Firpo no es I'm
hombre facil de veneer.
iC6mo Sc comportara De la
Mata frente a un contrario que
pueda asestarle duros golpes?
La gaceta., 1930-06-17
CLASIFICADOS
BUNGALOWS PARA VEN

BUNGALOWS PARA VEN
DER 0 NEGOCIAR
Gale IL 1924.
Holmes 1903, entire las ave
midas 20 y 81.
3a Avenida 1914.
Long st. 2208, cerca de Pal
metto.
Poo al contado, ell resto co
mNdamente. M. O. SOUDER,
Florida 1921.
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Sc DESEA

Ahora es ell tempo para comen
Ear su curse mercantil, de ne
gocics. Nuestro metodo de ense-
nanza intensive Y superiores
faci.ldades nos habilitan para
encontrar empleo a~los gradua-
dos. Glasses diurnas y nocturnas.
Pagara a listed concurrir a I'm
colegio como
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
OF TAMPA, Inc.
TeIefono Ass Tampa y Cas-
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=. p

.LIMPIA CIE~NTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONlFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCUIO
La gaceta., 1930-06-17

"Hemos usado ell Black
Draught de Thedford Ga Hepa-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-08
EREIGHTER PASSES CANAL

Panama City. Nov. s lP-Tho tramp freighter Arwyco completed its transit Of tho Canal today and sailed for Enscnada. Lower Califor- mia, with 20.35o cases Of liquor aboard. Itnsenada is 35 miles from the United States border,
 The liquor came principally from Antwerp. and included Irish. Eng fish. Scotch and Canadian brands.
 TOR BEST RESULTS t>T. HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-11-08

eight hour law was approved Sep tember 5, 1916, effective January l, 1917 on all roads. c. Is it correct to speak of a school of philosophy?
 A. The term school used in this sense means the body of disciples of teacher or system: those col lectively who hold a system of views in common. or are actuatcd by the same spirit, principles, or methods; also. the system. methods, or opinions characteristic of those thus associated.
 c. Why were the football games between the United States Naval Academy and the United States Mili- tary Academy discontinued?
 A. Because the Military Academy refused to revise it's eligibility rules for players to conform to those of the Naval Academy.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-08
l.irtb rota in the United States?

lirth rota in the United States? A. Illegitimate birth does rot affect the citizenship of q person in the United States, and if otherwise legally qualified, such persons can vote.
 Q. What caused the drouth this past summer ?
 A. Professor Humphrey of the United States weather bureau eX- plains it in this way: Rain falls because of the water that gets into the air as a result of evaporation over both land and the ocean. Water is evaporated from rivers and streams, from plants and from everything on the earth. When water Napor is not in the air. nat urally there cannot be any con- siderable rainfall. This summer has been dry because there was little or no rainfall in the spring. Since there was little rainfall in the spring. there was little water to be eNapo- rated. hence little to form clouds and none for summer rains"
 c. For what is whale oil used
 A. Common whale oil is used for soap making. 4 very fine grade Of oil. obtained from sperm whale and porpoises. is used for watches and delicate machinery.
 c. Who was the greatest ace" in the World war, and how many enemy planes did he bring down?
 A. Captain Non Richthofen of Germany destroyed 80 enemy air craft. and he has been called the greatest ace in the World war.
 c. What is the value of United States 95 cent piece dated 1857?
 A. With "S' mint mark, it is catalosued at s1 to g.; without mint mark al 25 to 50 cents.
 e On what day Of the week did March 27. 1877 fall?
 A. Tuesday.
 Q. What does the name liar rington mean?
 A. + is British family name derived from localities in Cumber- land and Hantshirc. It means "Harry's son'stown."
 Q When did the 16 hour law go into effect on railroads? When aid the s hour law (the Adamson law go into effect?
 A. The l6 hour law was ap- proved March 4. 1907 and was i'm mediately effective. The Adamson
New Britain herald., 1930-11-08
MTHE ROSE ROY HS2c9zz
 Y IN THE DARK

Synopsis: Hallo Eliesmo.c. nurse no blinded SaNely Grannock by asserting him during crucial ( eatment. and Rose Cona;dinc, the e.rl he loves, are tho same person. Lut Grsnnock is kept in iguorauC. oC the facr Lester Brool, Gran uock's half-brcther, who actually caused Hallies desertion. threatens to tell GrannoC& her secret unles7 she marries him. Halie learns iron. Mrs. Bartholomew. eccentric oli oman, that her father was Clela ronaldine. wanted for murdcr. Grannock goes with Hallie 10 Bal 'Imore for further "y@ treatment In New York another Eosv rouaidine is told by hcl nscrupulous lawyer Zuardiau. ulraad ParIe. that she l> the daughter or Glenn conaldina o' a woman other than his wtt,. h'a may use CIem's fortune, c which perle is trustee 2 sine splits with nm. Hallie is forced 10 mary Les icy, who lets nnr return to help Grannock through anotb"t opera ton. She yisl Prrle "Lo rratrjl} tells her he other Eost is 'rn right
 gl heiress.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-08

u1au's sanctum. He started yiol~nt- r. and turned and she saw that though he vas as sleek as ever lhere Was something fugitive in his cyes.
 My dear Eose--''
 "Ot course. you've seen @hr pa- p'rs, w. know where sne is now. anyway"
 "Whvre-"'' Mr Perls managed 10 look so puzzled that Rose had ex- pIaincd herself besore sine under stood that he was merely gaining uue.
 w arranged that | should hang on 10 --wen the Conaldine money :, long as We didn't know where the I.al Rose wd>. But now shes been found for us ny this awful business abou Lester Broom" Her voice sDooi,. "Whar are We going 10 do"'
 We" h. echoed. How could you assume that I was in any way responsible for your decision 10 usa that money' My recollection is that l acquainted you with certain t.Gs and that you preferred 10 is- ncre them.
 Rose had the sensation of vo- I-nt blow on tha chest
 "lt is obvious" pursued Al. PerIe that the private detective in whom --as Eou old me-you placed g cer- tain confidence. must have revealo tc you enough O the history of Clement Conaldinc 10 make it clear jo You that you could not possibly D" his legitimate offspring. NoUr aga being what ii is.
 "Ha uyver--"
 "lt any genuine douu' was in your mind, my amplitjcalious must have ?, moved it.. Yet you chose 10 pur- sra 'he life O. rich woman, gree that your position IS precari- O.s."
 But - but - wha. about youn What auouJ the twenty thousand d aar-tlat you were 10 get2'
 "f do not follow you.'
 "Twenty thousand year for twelve years. That's Sy4Q.oo0, You pfnieuded that l. was 10 repay YOU .or what you'd spent on my educa- rion."
 "I believe there is no record of any such a-reemenr' said Mr. perIe smoorhlE
 wen have this out" Rose snapped When we made our bal gain you said you thought Clement CCuaIdine was dead"
 "[ did, al that time, think that he g as dead I continued 10 think so until l saw this mornings papers" well. you also told me that yon didn't know where 10 find the real Kose Conaldme. Was that true?'
 "Slrely-'
 "lt wasn't true" cut in Rose. She could lead him. now as though he varo child. You knew all th0
New Britain herald., 1930-11-08
BOudOir Shoes Made
 Of Velvet This Year

Paris, Nov. 8. Pl-Boudoir shoes like boudoir pajamas are often made of velvet this season.
 Artificial velvet is used like crepe de chine of other years for trouse" and short jacket lounging pajamaS. with coral velvet jacket and slip pers is novel pajama scheme re- gently put forth by an important maker of boudoir apparel.
 Dark green trousers with jade green coat and tuck-in pajama top is a pajama form much approved just now by the Parsienncs.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-08
White Hat, Black Gown
 Fashionable for Dinner

New York, Nov. s NS-The wh!' ! hat with the black dinner gown IS the last word in evening chic this fall One of the smartcst women seen at the Central Park Casino re- gently wore a black buglc beaded gown with white gardenias trailing down the shoulder line. Her hat was close fitting white-beaded caps caught with a row of white gar- denias at the back.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-08


 writing 10 the Question Editor. New Britain Herald, Washington Bureau. 1922 New York avenue, Washing ton, D. C.. enclosing two cents fn stamps for reply. Medical. legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor can extended research be under- taken. All other questions will re- ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered. All let- ters are confidential.-Edit
 Q. Where is the statue of The Pioneer Woman which was recently erected and at which Will Rogers made a speech?
 A. At Ponc3 City Okla homa. It was dedicated April 22, 1880. The sculptor is E. Baker and the statue is q gift from r.. W. Marland 10 the state Of Oklahoma.
 e. What is the Appalachian Trail?
 A II is a projected and partly completed trail for walkers and campers. II starts in upper New England and follows in general way, the ridges Of the Appalachian Mountain system all the way down the Atlantic seaboard 10 the Great smoky Mountains in the south. Q. Where is Wake island and to whom does it belong' A. IL is a small coral formation in ;he Pacific Ocean belonging 10 the United States. II was discovered in 1796. charted by Captain Wilkes in lS41. and formally occupied July 4. 1928. Its chief value is in con- nection with the cable between San Francisco and Manila. In area it is about one square mile.
 C. Which is the older. William and Mary College, or Yale Univer- si}y?
 X. William and Mary College was founded in l69&; Yale was founded in 17C1.
 Q. Al what age did Charlie Chap lin make his first appearance on inc stage"
 4. About six years or age
 e. Where and when was Henry Ford born"
 4. He was born in Greenfield, Michigan. July 90, 1863.
 .. What does the namc Giacomo mean
 4. II is the Italian form Of the Hebrew name Jacob, meaning sup planter.
 o What kind nf q Fraternity iS Kappa Psi?
 A 4 pharmaceutical fraternity, founded at tho Medical College Of Virginia. October g5. 1872 It was the first GrHek-letter society estdb- lished in the colleges Of pharmacy in he United States. There are now about 70 chapters with total membership Of 9,36U.
 c. Can a person Of illegitima, Q
New Britain herald., 1930-11-08
VENGEANCE.

Mrs Bartholomew went fo 'hv floor with her long. hea>E stride. She had locked th LOOT C. rhe sit 14ug-room and as she 2rudsinelN opened the front door she dropped the key into Her apron pooN~i.
 Yes" she said Wirhouc cjv.iIlE.
 It was, as she expected Leste" Brooa.
 Mss Coaaldme is sar. ! tuiuA '
 She isn't here vet. lied Mrs Bartholomaw. shes comHa any minute. Do yog want b l"sFe message for herr'
 Please tell my 0Itr whom >ae arrives that l am up at .a. Broon house." he requested Ills words rsnle out carefully. one b. one. Ii as. decided Mrs. Bartholomew. very nearly drunk. she will prob- ably not waur Q couIe up rh"re 'o- morrow, % suggest taa' call here.
 When sle returned 'o .aa -luin-- room. HalIi-. still }-r} 2a..- man. a-sd a smile
 T heard every word" -as said You were va~E slrlE Bard>-
 Mrs. Bartholomew smiled sr.mlT "Therl was another party called here only a few days ago. she r"- marked. He wrote me he vas com- ing so | didn't open 1he door 0 him. He put rard in h. lerJer-boN H. wrote on the back O. il that We had a-a mutual friend--in Miss Files re ores r.eca." Her ales were Eeen- Ir on HalH-.
 oh. yas Wen. O ~ee him. HaIiie resua.ed. "Bardy, i, was Ii,nd 0 vou not 70 tell the real stors, O: my mother. But I'm glad l know ir now. was almost glad 0 re- member what md happened 10 m father.''
 Your mothor torgove AIm, VOL Lrow. for leaving ner like he did.
 Did she forgive him for not hay ins married nor?" asked Hallie .zdly.
 what. .hata" demanded Mrs. Bartholomew
 He--1 unders,ood-she ran away with him"
 That's true. But what's that orrer you've got hold otc"
 MT. PerIe toId me. My-Con- aldire was married already. And t fs his daughter - his legitimate daughter - who, I suppose. inner ted all his money She seems 10 be rIch."
 Mrs. Bartholomew came slowly across the room,
 Now look here my girl. youFe got to tell me every word that Mr. rerle said
 WearlIy Hallie compiled.
 You don't seem 10 believe him. Rardy." She tried 10 laugh. Per haps it's pity you wouldn't see him. You could have argued it out with him
 "Yes. Perhaps it is pity
 She walked heavily 10 inc fire and stood looking down ar fl. Pres crtlv she said savagely-
 The old swine What before God is his game?'
 When at length Mrs. BarAoio- new moved and spoke. Hallie was asleep.
 Mrs. Bartholomew went 10 the kitchen She lit lamp. found ,. bottle Of inG and some paper and. pushing aside some dirty plates. made herself space upon 'hc table upon which 10 write a letter.
 It was a long letter and addressed 10 Saxcly Grannock. care Of Dr. I.y'ton.
 It was fen o'clock by the time she had finished out she put on her Lat and made certain othe- prepara- lions for an outing. As she passed through the hall she looked into Inc sitting-room. Halhe still slept.
 It was a quarter 10 eleven before she reached the Broom house and told the puzzled butler that she wished to speak 10 Mr. Broom. He va. very doubtful indeed whether Mir. Broon would see her.
 "What name is it@' he asked.
 rD..4l,oIoy-c,,- l,o-i+-f
New Britain herald., 1930-11-08

"rne name is couaId.n,." say said
 Garfield started H. appeared 10 oonsi1er Then h, rame 10 d. eisjon and ashod h.r 10 srop in. To ,h" end Of uls days Garfield WAS haunted 3g rhe recollection that h. 7.ds he who .vr h,r inro rh, hous- II. suow~J her mo the study anu ro'n h~ went 10 the sittjng-room vhen. Lester and the brandy Were firmly established
 "Hlllo. Garba2,." uttered Lester. "G Sa,. I'm going 10 be married 10, morrow. No. | am married. hut uv wlte's Joining me tomorrow. Thai jJ Shes 10 come 10 m" or I'm to gt 70 her, Mah,s no odds"
 No. sir. none.' said Garfield. H.. vas much troubled. "I-rucra is d Woman 10 see you. str-no. sir no: lady by any means. She gave her nam" as Conalliue sir. and for that reason I asked hor into the study" Flair girI," cnucEled Lester. "I know" Ho rose and stood testing his balance.
 "Oh no, sir, An elderly woman. A curious person. dour lno" whether 1 did right
 Lester looked a, him graT~ly tEen suddenly became pertecrL. normal in mann.n i "Iu SC what sbe wants Ga 1 bag"
 Jester veur quite steadily and quietly down the corridor 10 the study Garfield watched him. les ! tel opened the study door and ven j in
 l The first sho, came within thirty seconds after inc door cIosed-fned from just behtad H. Tho second shot followed as Garfield dashed ] forward.
 "Mr. Broon must Halr dtsI al. n1osr nstaurdnaoUsl7.' said '1r doctor when a last they could find him. He vas TAt,on's partner a ] >cung man trying 10 b. very pro- ] ftssional and LnconCeraej. 1 And - and rha woman, doctor l ggoaned the butler
 The same. Who vas shea She wore wig" H. pulled n oE: and ] he and Garfield cried ou. together.
 its a man" whisrled rae doe'or
 "A man dressed ID as a woman. stammered Garfield And called ! Con3ldine. Conaldne"