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La gaceta., 1930-09-25

poder casar con vuestro idolo?
-iAh, baron! jQue diantre
estais diciendo?,... jY su espo-
so? GD6nde lie dejais?
Ell vizconde de Grandlieu
tiene cuarenta y cinco amos mas
que su mujer... La vizcondesa
llegara a ser una viuda muy
rica...
-iAh! Isl fuese viuda y me
amase, maldito 10 que me i'm
portaria las riquezas!
-Ahora, querido amigo os
suplico que desecheis esas ideas.
A prop6sito, jconoceis a mi
amigo Jorge Trojan?
81; ipor que 10 pregun-
tais?
-Porque 81 podra abriros
las puertas del hotel de Grand
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

Ell sombrero, Sc lanz6 fuera del
gablnete, cerrando la puerta
con gran violencia.
-iBuen viaje!-exclam6 An
ores lanzando un suspiro de
ueSahogo'-iD ios quiera que no
Sc tie ocurra voIverl
y asomandose al balloon y
SIN pensar en- la fugitiva, Sc pu-
SO a contemplar ell espectaculo
anImado y risueno de los cena-
dores del jardin, y las idas y
Venldas de los mozos, al par que
una musica situada en- un pe-
queno bosque llegaba a sus Of
dos Pas6 asi cerca de media
nora admirando aquel cuadro,
y despues pidi6 la cuenta. m
eendlo IN cigarro Y sali6.
ga eochero lie aguardaba en-
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

.da pelear.
81 he de decir Ia verdad, 70
prefiero al boxeador-nino. Mien
tras sc conservan como ninos,
Igozan de su profession. Cuando
entran en- la madurez ell EMU
siasmo Sc va a los codos.
Ell hombre de Boston proba-
blemente piensa derrotar al ar
gentino en- unos pocos rounds,
b~asandose en- la escena de Cam
polo, no hace aun mucho ITEM
pc, con Salvatore Ruggirello.
Dicese que Ruggirello trio q
.Campolo en- ell primer round Y
que en- vista de esta la multi
tud" de Sharkey ha decidido
que ell argentine no puede resis-
tir.
Pero el ha lucido bien en-
otros combates. Ell "nocao" que
Monte Mum lie diera en- la Ar
gentina es comparable al que
Sharkey recibiera a manos de
Romero Rojas.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

ro... Os he salvado la vida a pc
sar ~vuestro, 10 cual me ola ell de-
recho y hasta la obligation de
hacerosla agradable... En- fin,
10 consideraremos como un pres
tamo a plazo indeterminado...
-Pero sab6is muy bien que
jamas os p5dr6 pagan.
i Yo no Sc NADIA de eso!....
Sois un guapo mozo, Y ademas
marques. No dejara de llegar ell
dia en- que podais contraer un
brillante m~atrimonio, y enton-
.ces me abonar6is ell capital Y los
irtereses.
-iSab6is que he entregado
mi coraz6n y me hablais de ma
misunderstanding Andres en-
tono de reproche.
-jY por que no os hab6is de
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

no habia function en- los Menus
Paisirs, y la senorita Formosa
habia manifestado aquella tar
de a Andres, imponiendole 81
voluntad:
-hoyme llevaras a conner al
Molino Rojo; luego iremos al
Circo, y despues. como es saba
do, terminaremos la nocbe an
Mabille.
A las ocho, los dos j6venes
comlan en- un reservado del res
taurant de la avenida d'Antin
y mlentras comian disputaban
para matar ell tempo. Una bro
ma de Andres enoj6 a Formosa
hasta ell punto de arrojar su CO.
pa LENA de vino al rostro del
Joven' ell cual pudo evitar el COL
pc y poniendose ella entonees
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

Bien, 20 estoy algo inchnado
a Greer que Sharkey ganara, y
asi dejo a Victorio ell margen
en- esa question. Sc 10 doy con
una magnffica buena voluntad.
Descubro que muchos de los
%expertos que han visto a Shar-
key durante su calistenia ex-
presan la sincera opinion de
que Ell esta alejado de su anti
qua forma y que Campolo tie
ne una verdadera oportunidad
! para triunfar. Els una lastima
que ell Garden no pueda ofrecer
con cada ticket la garantfa de
que Sharkey sera duramente
tratado por ell argentine. Tai es
la popularidad de Sharkey que
ell Estadio Sc llenarfa, 81 esa ga
rantla sc ofreciera.
En- otras palabras, 81 deseos
fueran caballos, CampoIo po-
drfa montar. Pero desgraciada-
mente para aquellos que no
quieren bien al lituano, el es un
pugilista Experimental, a una
batalla del campeonato mum
dial, y en- I'm estado que lie per-
mite ostentar ventajas sobre
gladiadores de poca madurez,
como Sharkey.
Puede ser que agrade a mi
amigo David Belasco Ell saber
que Sharkey recibi6 muchos a.
plausos en- los dltimos dias de
entrenamiento en- ell museo de
m1sculos de Mr.. Lou Stillman.
Mr.. Belasco envi6 una carta a
los peri6dicos pidiendo que ell
proletariado tratara mejor a
Sharkey, y 20 creo que la epis-
tola influy6 en- los aplausos que
alcanzara la personalidad de es-
tie gladiator.
ST un million de ciudadanos Sc
levantara una noche y aplau-
diera a Sharkey por una bue-
ma acci6n, 20 garantizo que dos
minutes mas tarde el haria algo
para convertir los aplausos en-
"ovaciones del Bronx. Y Shar-
key anna ell APPLAUSE.
Hay mucho de nino en- Shar-
key-el malo, ell nino malo. Pc
70 este no es decir que el no pue
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

grupo de caballeros Interest,"
dos en- el monumento que en-
memoria de la guerra Sc levan-
tara en- Washington, para los
cuales habra parte en- las ganan
cias, 81 las hay.
Pensando en- este Sc descu-
bre que hay muchas personals
interesadas en- la "soiree'' que
esta noche Sc ofrecera en- ell es-
tadio de los Yankees.
Yo deberia hacer a Campolo
un favor y escoger a Sharkey
como ell hombre de la victoria.
Los destinos pugilisticos pare
cen dispuestos a contradecir las
elecciones de estos ultimos item
pos.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

que cuatro lineas Y cantar un
c04ptet; pero la desenvoltura
de Formosa era tan provocati.
va con su malta de soda color de
lcarne, que desde que aparecia
en- escena era aclamada freneti-
lcamente.
Habiendo nacido con I'm ros-
Itro agraciado Y picaresco, per-
fectamente tornado, POGO espi-
ritual, pero con inteligencia, Ia
senorita Formosa no cobraba a
fin de mes mas sueldo que la
nota de sus multas; pero este
no importaba para que fuera
al teatro en- una victoria tirada
por un caballo de media san
gre, que valia 10 menos doscien-
tos luises.
Una noche del mes de Julio
La gaceta., 1930-09-25
NJ RUNYON OPINA
QUE SHARKEY GANARA

New York, Sep. 25.-Esta
noche va a decidirse un asunto
que es de gran importancia pa
ra las personals envueltas en- el.
Una de estas es el hombre
Sharkey de Boston. Otra es e
'Sr. Victorio Campolo, ell Cigar
tie de la Argentina. Luego esta
Mr.. Bill Carey, presidente de Ia
corporation Madison Square
Garden; Frank Bruen, Vicepre-
sidente y administrator gene
raj, y todos los accionistas de la
Madison Square.
Y no menciono al numeros0
La gaceta., 1930-09-25
XVIII

Algunos meses antes de los
successes que acabamos de rela-
tar, ell marques Andres de San
Reno protegia a una actriz del
teatro de MenuS-P ldicirS.
La senorita Formosa acababa
de eonquistar cierta notoriedad
hacienda una creaci6n de rama
en- la comedia de magia Ell POGO
cdntG. No hahia de recitar mas
La gaceta., 1930-09-25
CLASIFICADOS

Sc A~LQUILA-Los altos de
una casa de 8 cuartos para IA
milia grande o cuartos amue-
blados; aqua de pozo y precio
economical. Gale II 1909, es-
quina a la Octava Avenida.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25
VICTORIA DE FTCUCELLO

New York, Sep. 25.-Ralph
Ficucello, pugilista neoyorqui-
no de peso complete, alcanz6
un "nocao tecnico" sobre Marty
Fox, de New York, en- ell octave
asalto. La pelea Sc efectu6 en- ell
estadio del greensboro.
Fox pesaba 181 libras y FL
cucello, 1882.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25
BOXEO
KAPLAN z A BAT
TALINO

Hartford, Conn, Sep.-25,--
Luis Kid Kaplan, que dejara Ii
corona de peso de puma sin ser
derrotado, venci6 anoche a Bat
Battalino, el presente campe6r
en- un combate a diez asaltos
No Sc discutia ell tftulo. Pesa
ba Kaplan 1902 libras Y su con
trario 1881.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25
NLIETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRAGEDlAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaza y Paez

No teneis que apuraros...
70 soy rico. Empezar6 por
pagan vuestras, deudas, vues-
tros gastos...
los chanceaisl
-Perdonad, acostumbro a
hablar con seriedad.
-lY bajo que titulo hareis
ESQ?
"A tftulo de amigo sencilla-
mente... Soy soltero, como sa-
beis, poseo dinero, mucho dine
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

Sc Dos Totes
limpios. $1,000 al contado. 100
pies en- ell Boulevard. De Soto
Park, junto a la casa de Spi-
cola. ilame por Mr.. Pickron,
telefono M64304.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

lieu.
-iEl! - eclam6 Andres a.
sombrado.-NUn ~artista!
Else artista es condo de Ire
jan, pariente muy cercano del
vizconde Armando de Grand
lieu. iComprendeis ahora?
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

VENDO una PER- asabuesa
muy fina y muy maestro en- CO.
nejos. Sc da a prueba. Tambien
vendo algunos cachorritos muv
baratos. Nebraska 3202.-Te-
lefono 1896.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

Sc A~LQUILA.--Un aparta-
mento alto, SIN muebies. Pro-
pic para un matrimonio. Con
todas las comodidaes, indepen
diente. NORMAN: 802 Palm
Avenida.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

PARA VEN
DER o NEGOCLAR
Gale IL 2924.
Holmes 1903, entire las ave
midas 20 y Il.
3a Avenida 2314.
long ST.. 2208. cerca de Pa.
metto.
Poo al Soptado, Ell resto CO
modamente. M. .. SOUDER,
Florida 1921.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25
NOTAS DE BOXEO

Aver, en- Newark, New Jer-
sey, Mickey Walker, campe6n
mundial de peso mediano, VEN
clio por decision a Paul Swiders-
XII, en- ell estadio de Dreamland.
Swiderski pesaba 1873 Iibras
~ Walker 1929.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

iPRESTAMOS! a Vd. $25,
$50, 500, 5000, $500 por 20
meses a pagarnos mensual con
muy POGO interes, sobre sus
muebles. Todo muy reservado.
Edificio de la Logia FL Aguila
de Orc. 16 y 9 ave. 20 piso. Ho-
ras de 4a7.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

Sc VENDE.-Una esquina
en- la avenida Michigan y N.
Albany. Sc da barata. Telefo-
no H46-604. Montoto.
La gaceta., 1930-09-25

Baby Joe Guzman no peleara
La gaceta., 1930-09-25
EN- WEST
SERVICIO DE AMBULANCIA. Tose.-. x,,.

W Veaet0Tos para Wsitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y 145
"est tampa, II 3846. Para llamadas nor 10 nocb.
~ m@mO er Yoor Que en- West Tampa, I I4iO.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

CT return. But l think Americans made d mistake in not discriminat- ing between hard liquors and light wines. Education, not law, is the question, and education is winning.
 Early Defeat Predicted
 At a gala fete of exhibiting and pouring choice French wines for the good cheer of appreciative guests. including many Americans, the French wine export commission compared prohibition in the United States to the German drive on Amiens in the last part Of Febru- ary. 1918.
 The enemy was believed to be winning, but six months later he was beaten" the publicity docu- ment said. Tt will be more than six months before the drys are van quished, but that they will be beaten in time is d foregone con- clusion.'
 The commission described the dry propaganda organization Of the Onlted States as the noisiest, the most direct enemy of French wines, ' and added
 "Resolutcly hostile to excess. the commission still remains faithful to the sagacious and measured ox- ercise Of individual liberty. and that is why it combats nefariou5
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

theology. denounces its errors and it's results-prct ibition."
 Another stalwart champion or French wines is Gaston Gerard, high commissioner of tourism in Tardieu's new government. He re gards the protection and defense Of wines of his newly created office, linking this trade with tourism. He is also mayor of Dion. the famous old wine center that takes its nam : from Dlonysus, god Of wine.
 ENtolling not only the gastro- homie attractions, but also the medicinal qualities Of French wine, he told luncheon guests of the So city of Technical and Industrial Life that the dreaded typhoid bacil- Jus is killed in % minutes by white wine. and in two hours by red wine, and that the surest way of avoiding infection is to wash food down with plenty Of good wine.
 See an Aid to Health
 French medical authorities. ac- cording 10 Gerard, have discovere 1 that out Of every 1ou cases Of ap- pcndicitis, $ concerned water drinkers. while only 25 wine drinkers developed this malady. Appealing for help in the export Of the products of French vineyard for the economic expansion. of the
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
Hangman Would Execute
 Foe of His Profession

Toronto, Ont, May (UP)-Ar- thcr Ellis, Canada's executioner. did not accept an invitation to join the Anti-Capitai Punishment association Of Canada. In fact, he would willing ly hang the man who sent him the invitation, according to his state ment in an answering letter.
 Among many abusive and some complimentary letters which Ellis receives now and then was one from L. P. Rees Of Toronto, inviting him 10 join the association against cap ital punishment. In his letter, Rees characterized public eXecutioners as "legalzed murderers Of all times.'
 Ellis returner the letter and add ed. You uplfters are source of worry 10 any decent law-abtding person. but if q jury finds you at any time guilty Of murder and a judge sentences you to death, I will will ingly hang you. Yours, A. Ellis"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
FRENCH WINNERS
 LOOK FOR REPEAL
Hope and Feel J. s. Dry Law Is
 UnenforCeable
BY MINOTT SAUNDERS

Paris, May With increasing confidence that the dry regime in the United States is doomed. leaders of the wine industry of France are redoubling their propaganda for the tickling of thirsty palates so that when the great day Of deliverance comes the virtues. of their wares will be understood. They look to Amer ica as the great export market Of the future.
 After 10 years it is certain that prohibition in America is unen- forceable,' says Ernest Guy. wine expert and member of the French high commission in the United States from 1916 to 1919. "I quite agree that Americans were right in expressing the saloon. It will nev-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
Indians Taught to Scalp
 By Pilgrims, Man States

Hartford, May 2.-New England Indians knew nothing Of scalping until the Pilgrims came from Eng land and taught them how. Elliott B Bronson. field agent of the Con necticut Commission on Forest and Wild Life and an authority on the Indian, told members ol the Wethersfeld Business Mons and Civic association at meeting last night.
 Jared B. Standish. town historian, deplored the statement.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
MERlDEN SCHOOL BOARD
 RESCINDS HOME POLICY
Eleven Of Fifteen Teachers Let Go Will Receive Contracts, school
 Directors Decide

Merlden. May 2.-The Meriden school board last night rescinded its recently adopted policy of Meriden teachers for Meriden schools when it voted to send contracts to II Of the 15 members of the senior and junior high school faculties whose dismissal by the board created a great wave of adverse criticism. One civic club passed resolution ask ing the mayor to request the resig- nations Of the entire board.
 The four contracts not renewed, it was explained, come under the head Of routine replacements and are rot considered as affected by the home" policy.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
Australians Claim
 Bug Hunting Record

Brisbane, Australia. May Z P}-- The worlds beetle hunting cham. pionship is claimed by two Brisbare residents who have earned more more than s1.O00 in ten days by catching water grubs or gray-bach beetles.
 The government pays q bounty of 25 cents a pound for the bugs which do great damage to sugar plant~- tions. In one district alone last year the pests caused a million dollars worth of damage.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
country, he said:

country, he said:
 When one realizes that Greece exports 37 per cent of her wine, Spain 32 per cent. Portugal 17 per cent and Italy A per cent, it is amazing to find that France ex- ports onl' a fraction smaller than any of these figures Of the wine she produces. But. despite thi" fact. 42 per cent of the wine of he worlI comes from the French vineyards. and We must help to make France and her beautiful wines known throughout the world believe that my new task as nigh commits sioner for tourism has as it's goal not only the interior development Of this end. but also the exterior development"
 And to this end Gerard and the influential wine makers and dealers are looking to the United States 4a q potential market, unlimited in its possibilities. They never hesitate to raise their rich glasses 10 the death Of prohibition, and the dawn of q new era which they zee already breaking.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

Roy Chapman Andrews tells of racing q gazeIle with his auto on the Gobi desert. The ga2eIe passed him when he was going 50 miles an hour and fast outdistanced the car
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

Church in the Vale" at Nashua, Iowa, have made it famous. A we'd ding at the First Presbyterian church near here recently Was the first in more than 50 years of the church's existence.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

90 1EARS-OhI MARRIAGE.
 Hawarden, Iowa, May ,. N7y-The of couples who are mar
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-04
Our CO70-P1tnching
Cops DO Their Act
Police Capture 'Bossy' ir
Heart of Indianapolis
Downtown Section.

Any one that tells you Indianapo-
lis isn't "Out Where the West Be-
gins didn't get to work on time this
morning.
For Washington street became the
plains Of the west at punch
ing time when COW roundup was
held in front Of the Hotel Wash
ington.
A meek old COW, with wabbly legs,
and a herd Of calves as compan-
ions, were being carried by truck
south on Senate avenue by Walter
Adams of Castleton. Adams was on
his way to the Stockyards. His
truck collided with touring car
driven by H. j. Scott, R. r. Box Is,
at Washington street.
The truckload of cattle was over
turned, and while Scott and Adams
argued who had the go" sign the
old COW ambled east on Washing
ton street. Autos veered out of her
path Street cars slowed to her
gathering hoofs as she skidded on
the asphalt.
A hurry call to police headquar-
tiers sent patrolmen James league
and Frank Gallagher to double in
the role Of vaqueros. They arrived
at the Washington in time to lasso
Bossy as she nosed into a no-park-
ing standard.
BoSSy was turned over to Adams
to complete her trip beefsteakWard
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-04

said, enables him to kill without re-
morse.
81 don't regret those killings"
Baker said. Sometimes it was
either my life or theirs. That's all
past"
Baker said the only person he
felt the slightest attraction for was
Eleanor Ray, who lives on farm
near Detroit. He then gave his YER
sion of the death of Walter Aue,
Grand Trunk railway detective in
Detroit Jan. 20, 1929.
II was in the railroad yard and
Aue said, Come on over here I
didn't like the way he talked and
he said, If you don't come over
here, I'll shoot you and he fired a
shot at me. got him on the draw
and shot him five times
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-04
BOARD RECEIVES
PAVING PROTEST
Fifty Sixth Street Project
to Be Inspected.

More than a dozen Washington
township residents appeared before
the state tax board this morning to
protest the proposed $4,000 bond
issue for paving Fifty-sixth street
from keystone avenue to the
Millersville road.
Real estate men appeared In de-
Tense of the project. Tax board
members agreed to inspect the
road before acting on the bond
proposal.
Appeal was brought by Harry
Mlese of the Indiana Taxpayers
Association, opposing the plan on
the ground that the road expen-
ditllre is unnecessary at this time.
The Bottomly road bond issue of
$4,000 for Center township will be
heard this afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-04
AIRPORT TO Be
PUT IN SHAPE
Step Prompted by Refusal
of Pilots to Stop.

Immediate steps steps to improve
the Mars Hill airport will be taken
by the state arnory board.
Meeting Monday afternoon the
beard heard report from DR.. j. G.
Arnett Of Lafayette, who made a
survey of the airport after army
f1iers and air mail pilots failed to
stop here due to muddy condition of
the field.
The board decided to move build
ings on the field to provide more
parking space for automobiles, &C
cording to Adjutant- General Man
ford J. Henley.
Runways will be graveled and a.
new drainage system installed and
the field will be leveled and rolled.
Work will be delayed, however, due
to the fact funds must be provided
from the rental and repair budget
of the board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-04
CHARGE GRAIN FRAUD
LakeViIIe Farmers Cause
Arrest of Two.
BIZ Tipoes SDocidl

BIZ ln1fs SDFcidt
LAKEVILLE, Ind, March A.
Farmers in this vicinity will hold a
mass meeting here Saturday in an
endeavor to formulate plan where
by they can recoup what is declared
to be losses of several thousand dol
lars through operations of the
Wolff g. Schafer grain elevator here.
The business was closed about ten
days ago.
Lee Wolff and Glenn Schafer, OPP
orators of the elevator, are under
arrest on swindling charges, filed
after a committee of five farmers
representing seyenty-five alleged to
be losers conferred with Harry Tay-
lor, st. Joseph county prosecuting
attorney, at South Bend.
Harold Geyer, one of the farmers,
declared:
I'VE have lost thousands of dols
lars because these operators sold our
wheat without authority"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-04
sale OF TRAIN
Halted AGAIN
New Restraining Order Pre-
vents WinkIer's Auction.

A court restraining order was the
Semaphore that stayed the auction
GERS gavel today in the forced sale
Of the nuch-sued trackless train of
international Beauty Tours, Inc.
Ordered sold a few weeks ago to
satisfy claims Of a mortgage, he
make-believe locomotive sat in the
county garage awaiting the appear
ance Of Sheriff George L. Winkler to-
day, to be sold to the highest bid
der.
A deputy coroner, armed with a
restraining order, put a halt to the
impending sale.
The order was issued by Superior
Judge William S. AcNIasters in be-
half of Clyde Terry, the engines en-
gineer, who claims $500 in salary to
be recovered from the sale of the
engine The train is valued at more
than $4,000.