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La gaceta., 1930-11-05

Habana, Nov. ga los tres
dias de haber circulado la no
ticia de que ell Oral. Machado
1ensaba designar al DR.. Mi :
guel Mariana Gomez para ell
puesto de secretario de gober-
naci6n, Sc afirma hoy aqui que
el DR., MARTINEZ Ortiz dejara
Gle ser secretario de estado.
Dicese que ell puesto de Or
tiz sera ocupado por ell DR.,
Francisco Maria Fernandez,
secretario de sandal, Y que ell
Or. Victoriano Rodriguez Ba-
rahona, amigo del presidente,
hntrara en- sandal.
Probablemente Ell rumor tie
ne origen EN- que ell DR.. Fer :
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

radas en- Amsterdam Y Sout-
hampton antes de seguir a Lis
boa, de donde comenzara ell
cruce trasatlantico por los al
rededores del II de noviem-
bre.
De Lisboa ira a New York.
con la primera parada en- Hor-
ia, islas Azores, y la segunda
en- Bermuda.
Solo lleva 16 pasajeros pa
ra Amsterdam, aunque puede
Ilevar $50.
Maurice Dornier ira hasta
Lisboa por tren y ALI pasara
al hidro para ell cruce del At
lantico,
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

Sera el sabado Is del mes
en- curse la celebration del Ca
baretv en- TODD ell magnificent
tie palacio de los asturianos.
Fiesta que patrocinaran los
hombres TODD energia y deci-
sion, que pertenecen a la Sec
ci6n de Intereses" de dicha So
ciedad.
A la bora que esribo esta
nota me llega la noticia de
Que las adhesiones para el de-
recho a las mesas de un mo
mento a otro Sc "cerraran.'
Sc combina por los elemen-
tos organizadores un colossal
programa.
Aseguran los interesados
que ell Cabaret" superara a.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05
Ell PREMIO NOBEL PARA
SINCLAIR LEWIS

Estokolmo, Nov. 5.-Sin-
clair Lewis, famoso noveIista
americana, ha sido aprobado
para ell premio Nobel en- lite
ratura, aho 1880. Entire los me
iores libros de Mr.. Lewis figu-
ra Main Street" p~ublicado en-
1920, ell cual lie di6 renombre
en- Europa.
Otras de sus obras son Bos-
ton, Petroleo, Elmer Gantry,
Rabbit y Arrowsmith.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

Las autoridades austriacaS
han desarmado a los socialists
en- beneficio de los "fascistas".
Los "fascistas", ell Helm
wefh'', forman un ejercit0 de
mas de 100000 hombres, bien
armados.
Tenian armas los socialistas,
para defenderse, y les han side
quitadas.
Todo tiene una facil eNplica,
ci6n para ell ciudadano bien en-
terado: Monsenor Seipel, que
en- Austria quita y pone gobier-
nos, ha entregado ell ministerid
de la gobernaci6n al principe
Starhemberg y este es ell jefe
del ~"Heimwehr", ell jefe de los
"fasclstas".
Los fascistas organizan un e.
jereito suyo, aparte del eiercito
regular, en- los pafses donde do
minan.
FL principe Starhemberg, a
migo de Adolfo Hitler, quiere
ser ell pr6ximo Dictator, en-
Austria.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05
AUMENTO 1000 BARREN
DEROS LA CIUDAD DE
NEW YORK

New York, Nov. s. La ciu-
dad de New York aument6 hoy
en- 1000 eli nGmero de los en-
pleados de su departments de
limpieza, ayudando asi a aliviar
la lista de los hombres sin ira
bajo.
Este grupo debera limpiar te-
rrenos yermos, lugares de re-
creo y paques.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05
s @ CIALE S

Vistiendo las galas de aquellas
sus fiestas suntuosas, estaba
anoche la encantadora sala del
regio Palacio asturiano, con mo-
two de celebrarse ALI un bale
de carload patrocinado por ell
aristocratico Club "Whoopie",
en- ell cual figuran como radlan-
les soles estas conocidas y dis
tinguidas damas: j. P. AnelIo,
J. Antinori, F. Costa, N. Sea-
glione, S. Cacciatore, P. Fox,
M. Del Elmo, P. Vento, A. Scu-
deri, A. Minutoli, A. Cappello.
Mas de quinientas personals
c~oncurrieron y Sc elev6 la can
tidad recaudada a mas de tres
cientos pesos.
Todo ell decorado del salon,
magnifico Y artistico, fue obra
de la casa de Greco.
Sc sortearon entire la selecta
concurrencia un precioso coJin
y IN exquisite "cake" de frutas.
Resultaron agraciados, con ell
primer objeto ell DR.. John Spo-
to, y con ell segundo ell senior S
C~acciatore.
Los juegos, donde intervinie-
ron todas las muchachas y j6ve-
mes, estuvieron dirigidos por el
senior Card Austin.
Muy bonitos y muy orlglna-
les.
Uno de ellos lleva I'm simpa-
tico nombre: la Toronja".
Los miembros prestigiosos de
la Secci6n de Recreo de la men
cionada sociedad "~astur" colma-
ron de finas y delicadas atencio-
mes a las familias concurrentes.
Para ellos tienen las damas
organizadoras sus mas expire
sivas gracias, asi como tam :
bi6n para ell pdblico b%enefac-
tor.
Fu6 tocada la primera pieza
bailable por la orquesta que
dirige ell valioso pianista senior
Manolo Sanchez, a las nueve
la Ultima Sc ejecut6 a las dos
de la madrugada.
A la bora del impresclndl-
BILE desfile y apesar del crudo
frio, la enthusiastic juventud Ia
mentaba la termination de a
auella esplendorosa fiesta.
Sc hizo derroche de lujo y
elegancia.
Pero elias y ellos Sc llevaron
de las horas dichosas y agra
dables su mejor recuerdo.
Y las gentiles damas, auspi-
ciadoras del maravilloso y al
truista acto, recogieron en- la
noche azul la bandera de-
triunfo resonante.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

Los ''fascistas" de Alemania
han prometido que haran tomar
aceite de ricino a los directories
de los periodicos contrarios a
su plan de domination.
A los rojos, a los comunistas,
les han ofrecido "patearlos'', de
modo 'ique no vuelvan a presen-
tarse por ell Reichstag.".
Habra "pateadura' para los
alemanes que por las GALES
guien automobiles de fabrica-
ci6n eXtranjera.
Suponemos que los "editores
y los rDjos correspondent al
"palmacristi' y los golpes, sir
viendoles "plomo' a sus alta
eantes.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05
CAPONE VOLVIO A ESCA.
PARSE

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Una an6-
nina llamada telef6nica envi6
a la policia hasta una casa de
huespedes de la Gale South
Halsted con ell fin de arrestar
a Alfonso Capone, ell rey del
pandillaje, en- la noche de
aver.
Capone y Ted Newberry,
que Sc decia estaba con su nue.
vo jefe, no estaban presentes;
pero la policia capture a IL
hombres y seis rev6lvers.
Entire los dos detenidos fl
gura Franckie Rio, "enemigo
pGblico," y reputado escolta
Y companero de Capone du-
rante un termino en- Filadelfia,
y Romal V. Libonati, que apa-
rece electo Representative del
estado por ell septimo distrito.
Libonati dice que sus enc
migos politicos dieron la infor
maci6n a la policia.
Los hombres estaban suman
90 noticias de los escrutinios
cuando la policia demand6 la
entrada. POGO antes del raid,
Capone y Newberry %estuvie-
ron en- la casa.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

I'll uC NSpi dShd SN
homo aver, honrando a la re-
pdblica, con la reelection de
senador Norris.
Colorado presto un buen
servicio a las ideas liberales,
eligiendo al democratic COST
gan, amigo del pueblo.
Alabama quito de sobre su
reputation la "mancha' de
Tom Heflin, ell "enemigo del
Papa eIigiendo al democratic
Banhead.
Georgia no presto ning6n en-
vidiable servicio a la cultura
nacional reeligiendo a Harris,
Ell autor de la ley de inmigra-
cion que los mejicanos consi-
deran ofensiva.
Illinois no ha querido pre-
sentarse al pals como I'm eSta-
do "hip6crita' y ha derrotado
a la "seca" Ruth Hanna, ELI
giendo al mojado democratic
James Hamilton Lewis.
Para Idaho la reelection de
Borah es de tanta importancia
como 10 es para la repdblica
que ell TIC Samuel inicie rela-
clones diplomaticas, con el
Soviet. Borah desde hace mu :
chos amos viene laborando por
que Estados Unidos y Russia
hablen y discutan como ami :
gos.
iLos "fascistas" de Italia y
los reaccionistas de Kemal
Pasha no sostienen cordiales
relaciones con la cancilleria
de Moscou.
Para la naci6n puede ser de
convenience que ell estado de
Michigan haya reelecto al mo
iado" Conzens, socio que fue-
ra de Henry Ford.
Reeligiendo a Walsh, Ell elo
cuente abogado, cat6lico, Mon
tana ha probado que ell perse-
guidor del "atraco" de Teapot
Dome tiene la estimation del
pueblo de su estado, como tie
ne el aprecio del pueblo de la
republica.
Aunque partidario de Hoo :
yer, Mr.. Morrow, diplomatico
que hiciera desaparecer ell
problema de MEXICO, enaltece-
ra a New Jersey en- ell senado.
Morrow anhela la abolici6n
de la enmienda 10; pero Quie-
re otros cuatro amos de Hoo
yer.
Mr.. Buckley, dem6crata, ha
triunfado en- Ohio, 10 que es
tan conveniente a la causa de-
mocratica como la election de
Hull, de Tennessee, ell exper-
to en- asuntos arancelarios.
LA victoria democratica
prueba que ell pals esta incon-
forme con la administration
de Hoover, la alta tarifa y la
indiferencia del presidente
frente al problema de los sin
trabajo?
La gaceta., 1930-11-05
TITUL0 DE COMOD0R0
DEL ARE PARA KINGS.
FORD SMITH

Canberra, Australia, Nov. s.
ministro de defensa anun-
clio hoy que ell titulo de Comodo-
70 del aire Sc ha conferido al
comandante Charles Kingsford
Smith, ell c6lebre aviad0r que re
cientemente hizo en- menos de
10 dias ell vuelo desde Inglate-
ira a Australia.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

Habana, Nov. 5.-Sigue en-
eSta capital, estudiando asun-
tos relacionados con su plan
para normalizar la industrial
aZucarera, ell eXperto hacen :
diSta americana Mr.. Chad
bourne.
Aver celebr6 varias impor-
tantes entrevistas con ell fin de
.arreglar las dificultades lega-
les que han surgido.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

La camarilla ndmero l esta
de duelo y la ndmero 2 RE,
complacida por la victoria, y
tiene adornados los balconies.
5Podra ell pueblo escoger en-
1882, sin la tirania de la n1-
La gaceta., 1930-11-05
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

blicados con anterioridad, Ian
"a nuevos razonados ataques
contra ell gobierno.
Cr6ese que Sc lie aumentara
la condena por ell nuevo ar
ticulo.
Franco dice que 6l es IN mi
litar retirado, sin sueldo, y no
hay ley que lie prohiba EXPIRE
sar sus pensamientos.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05
FL TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Vientos moderados del Norte.
Temperature maxima aver, 63
grades; minima, 48.
Marea alta a la TIA a. m,
La gaceta., 1930-11-05
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

nero l y la 2, a los hombres de
SUI agrado?
Vamos a tomar asiento y es-
perar mientraS Juana grita a
la vecina:
tie derrote, haciendote to-
mar la "amarga medicinal" que
me diste en- ''las municipalities"
Petra no Sc quedara callada
y dira: lTd no decias que eras
pura?
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

Madrid, Nov. 5.-Dicen de
Barcelona que ALI pelearan ell
dfa Is de este mes, ell gladia-
dor italiano Primo Camera y
ell espanol Pauline Uzcudun.
Hace pocos dfas que PAUL.
no manifesto que no peleara
con Camera, en- Espana.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

Madrid, Nov. s. Pasara
por Espana en- viaje hacia Lis
boa, Portugal, y la America
del Norte, ell gran hidro avi6n
aleman Do-X, que tiene capa-
cidad para $50 pasajeros.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05
LOS DEMOCRATAS
TAN SU VENTAJA Y AME.
NAZAN CON DOMINAR
Ell NUEVO CONGRESO

combatiendo hoy por ell dominic
del congreso mientras llegan los
resultados de las elecciones de
aver.
En- Ell senado, donde los demo
cratas necesitan ganar 10 para
tener mayoria va tienen asegu-
RADIOS cinco puestos y estan a
la cabeza de los republicanos EN-
tres es,ados. Kentucky no ha in
tornado tqdavia.
En- la camara, donde necesi-
tan una ganancia de So, va tie
men dominados %.
En- otros p districts republi-
canos los dem6cratas tienen ma
yoria. La votaci6n es muy reni-
da en- otros seis para hacer una
prediction definitiva,
Kentucky comenzara a contar
hoy, de acuerdo con una nueva
ley ALI puesta en- vigor.
Una victoria de los dem6cra-
tas en- Kentucky daria aun ma
yor interes a la lucha.
Hasta ell mediodia de hoy los
republicanos' habian elegido a
ITO representatives y los demo
cratas a 1872, estando dudosos
80 asientos. La mayoria es de
218. La presente division de la
camara es: republicanos, 260;
democratas, 100.
Ell ultimo conteo sobre ell Sc
nado da a los dem6cratas AZ y .
los republicanos AZ, estando du-
dosos cinco estados.
En- New York y en- Illinois
fueron abrumadoras las victo-
rias de los dem6cratas. La ma
yoria del gobernador Franklin
ID. Roosevelt pasa de zoe, 1000.
Las aspiraciones de la sonora
Ruth Hanna Mccormick fueron
destrozadas por el democratic
hdmedo James Hamilton Lewis,
que representara a Illinois en- ell
Senad0.
En- ell republican, Connect
cut, un democratic, Wilbur l..
Cross, ha sido elevado a gober-
nador.
Pinchot, seco y candidate We
publicano, sigue al frente del
escrutinio, en- Pennsylvania,
por una pequeha mayoria.
Ell republican, estado de Ida
no ha electo para gobernador a
un dem6crata, @. Ben Ross.
En- Arizona, Colorado, Mass
achussetts, Ohio, y Oklahoma
los dem6cratas aparecen con
mayoria para los puestos de go
bernador, ahora desempenados
por republicanos.
La victoria de los dem6cra-
tas, por su importancia, ha eau
sado sorpresa hasta a los mis-
mos democratas.
West Virginia, Oklahoma y
Colorado Sc han undo a Illinois
para sustituir a los senadores
republicans con dem6cratas.
En- Ohio, hogan de la Liga con-
ira los Bar, Robert J. Buckley,
un dem6crata que favorece la
anulaei6n de la enmienda 10, a.
parece como vencedor sobre su
oponente republican,. Tn demo
crata que faVorece la anulaci6n
de la enmienda, Marcus A. Coo
lidge, ha sido electo en- Massa-
chussetts. Los candidates demo
cratas para ell senado aparecen
con mayorfa en- Minnesota y
South Dakota.
En- Kansas, Henry j. Allen,
que estaba en- primera Inca al
empezar los escrutinios, ahora
Sc halla con centenares de V0t0s
menos que su contrario demo
crata.
Alabama rechaz6 a TON
Tom Heflin, que aspiraba a Ia
reelection como independence.
Walsh de Montana, Glass, d.
/ Virginia, Robinson, de Arkan-
sas, Harrison, de Mississippi, y
Norris de Nebraska, aparecen
i! entire los reelectos.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

Madrid, Nov. 5.-Otro inte-
resante articulo del comandan
te Ramon Franco, "as" retira-
do de la aviaci6n espanola, a
pareci6 aver publicado en- ell
Heraldo.
Franco, que esta cumpliendo
una condena por articulos pu-
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

que Sc efectuo ell ano pasado.
Asi 10 creemos.
La floreciente sociedad "Ju-
ventud Enthusiastic, que es
una rama importante del Cen
tro Asturiano, tiene Junta en-
la noche de hoy, a las ocho y
media, y en- ell edificio de Ne
braska.
En- ella Sc van a tratar asun-
tos que a todos sus asociados
compete.
Por ESQ nadie debes dejar de
asistir.
Stelio Effrenna.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

laldez es intimo amigo del
"mhajador de los Estados u
nidos, Nh. Guggenheim.
Habana, Nov 5-Todas las
ncticias del interior confirman
q triunfo del Parts 10 Liberal
como .esultado de las eleccio-
mes del dia /.
Los Conservatives queda-
r~n en- segundo lugar y los po-
pulares en- tercefo.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

Habana, Nov. 5.-Por haber
sido electo senador por la pro-
vircia de Matanzas manana Sc
celebrara un almuerzo en- no.
nor del DR.. Francisco Maria
Fernandez, secretario de sani-
dad.
Fernandez era un0 de los
candidates apoyados por ell
p%residente Machado.
La gaceta., 1930-11-05

Habana. Nov. 5.-Dicen de
Paris que aver falleci6 ALI la
distinguida DANA Guiana Ca
talina Laza de Pedro, que to-
dos los amos acostumbra a vi
star la capital francesa.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-09-26
Road Mars Beauty of
Famous Mont St. Michel

Modern vagabOndiSm has its good
as well as bad points. 1t was to IA
cilitate access to Mont st. Michel,
on the Normandy coast, that the high
concrete dixie, running from Pontor
iOn for mile and half, was built.
Instead of the galloping horses which
used to drive pilgrims and tourists to
the famous abbey at low tide along
a natural sand bank, one now sees
endless rows of cars running side by
side with small train. 1t is much
more convenient, as one can go or
leave the place at any hour. How
ever, that high unsubmersible wall
has had a disastrous effect on the
beauty of the site. The sands grad
ually rose about the coast, soon
spreading above the water mark,
and the thrifty sheep herders, real
iZing the quality of the short salty
grass that grew there, led their ami
mails farther and farther away. The
coast is continually altering and
running the isolation of that strange
rocky island on which the old gothic
abbey is built. 1t has finally been
decided to cut off the dixie at the
most favorable spot and build a
bridge over the gap. Then the sea
is expected to draw the sands so that
the Mont will be freed from them.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-09-26
How One Woman Lost
20 Pounds Of Fat
Lost Her Double Chin
Lost Her Prominent Hips
Lost Her Sluggishness
Gained Physical Vigor
Gained in Vivaciousness
Gained a Shapely Figure

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-09-26
Country Prospers When
"Small" Consumer Buys

Too much emphasis is placed upon
big business-lumbering railroads,
steel, banking. These do not make
prosperity. They merely reflect it.
They prosper when the country pros
pers. And the country prospers by
that daily round of small expenditures
OF millions of families. the grist of
groceries. toilet articles. dry goods and
clothing they buy.
As long as that keeps up, every
thing is normal. But let these house
wives begin TO pare their daily bud
gets, substitute boiling piece for the
weekly roast, make over little Mary's
frock instead of buying a new one.
and business begins TO fall off.
The daily purchases Of millions of
people are conditioned by advertising.
The breakfast foods ketchups. tooth
pastes and galoshes that they could
do without. were introduced by adver-
Using and are kept there by advertis-
ing-the advertising of manufacturers
in the magazines, retailers in the
newspapers. posters and window dis
plays and direct mail matter.
Cut this advertising sharply off and
we would have a slump beside which
the stock exchange debacle would be
a mere incident During the newspa
per strike in New York department
stores were deprived of their daily ad-
vertising announcements and sales fell
off Immediately and alarmingly.
Reminders to buy are essential.
Our prosperity depends on the state
of mind of the ultimate consumer,
and the ultimate consumer is at the
other end Of an advertisement.-Er-
nest Elmo Calkins in the American
Review of Reviews.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-09-26
INDIA
AND ITS PEOPLES
By Copt. |. r. CloUd Robinson
ADVENTURES IN AN
INDIAN STATE

WHILE stationed in Lahore, in the
w Punjab, | journeyed to famous
Indian state 70 act as best man to the
British resident, an official who acts
as the diplomatic link between the
government of India and the ruler of
the state.
shall never forget the unexpected
ceremony with which | was received
as ] alighted from the train on my
arrival. Three elephants with gor.
geous trappings faced the station en-,
trance as ! emerged, and with one ac-
cord made Most profound bow in
my direction. | instinctively returned
their salutatiOn, hardly noticing, | re-
greet to say, my friends secretary or
representative of the maharaja,
who were standing on one side ready
10 greet me. Mounted on these imDos-
ing steedS, we rode in state to the
guest house, greeted on all sides by
signs of the traditional respect which
is accorded British officials and Off
GERS in India. The guest house was
miniature palace, luXuriouSly fur
niShed and equipped with every mod
ern convenience. | was given a room
which the resident Indian caretaker
Informed me with awe was once Oc-
cupied by Lord Kitchener, commander
in chief in India at the same time as
Lord CurZOn was vicerOy.
| spent four fascinating days in this
Indian state and witnessed my friends
marriage amidst display of much
oriental p0mp and ceremony.
One of the maharaja's hobbies
was that of collecting automobiles.
He himself showed me with the
enthusiasm and pride of a boy the
most elaborate and beautifully
equipped garage | have ever seen, in
which were displayed IS automobiles
of every make and description.
| also experienced "a days wild boar
hunting from an elephant. A party
of ten took part in the sport. One
sits in howdah or chair made to fit
the elephants back, with rest in
front and box to hold rifle ammuni-
ton. An attendant or gun bearer sits
on a seat behind and the mahout or
driver reclines on the elephants neck
with his legs dangling behind the crea-
lures big ears, and holding the angus
or driving iron with which he guides
the elephant.
| shot one boar, paralyzing his
hind quarters without killing him.
had been having good sport and had
only two or three bullets left. With
a prospect of still needing these. did
not like to waste a ball on an animal
unable to move and thought of getting
down to dispatch him with my knife.
Stop said the mahOut, when he
learned of my intentions. that is
quite unnecessary | will tell the ele-
plant to kill him." The mahout &C.
cordingly communicated his instruc-
lions to the elephant, who evidently
did not relish them; the more the ma
hOut urged him to advance on the
boar, the more the boar showed his
angry tusks, and the more the ele-
phant backed away from him. Sud-
denly, as the result of repeated gOad-
ing. the elephant seemed to make up
his great mind. He wheeled sharply
around, backed upon the boar, got him
behind his hind legs and fairly ground
him up-I heard all his bones crack
ing.
90 1890 Western Newspaper Union.N
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-09-26
Rich Beauest Refused

A bequest said to consist of 1000
acres in Mississippi and $4,000 in
cash as a reward for an act of kind
ness "a years ago was refused by
Mrs. Addie Kingston IF Beaumont,
Texas. She kept on working at her
usual job in a mattress factory. Il
am not entitled to it, and l will not
accept it," she told friends. Mrs.
Kingston befriended Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hendrix of Richburg, Miss,
while visiting in that state in 1906
by doing chores around the house
for them.
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Cost of Learning to Fly

Learning to fly costs a private pi,
lot an average of $3.50 and eight and
one-half weeks of his time, a survey
Of the Department of Commerce re-
veals, says Popular Mechanics Maya
zine. Tuitions for private licenses
in approved flight-instraction schools
were found to range from $345 to
$3.50. exclusive of board and rooIa,
and courses ran from five and two
thirds weeks to two and three-fifths
months as average minimum and
maximum.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-09-26
Time to Be Young

Our sense is partially atrophied
from disuse, but it is still alive, at
least in old people, who alone, as a
class, have the time to be young.
One needs only to be young. One
needs only to be old enough in order
to be as young as one will.-Henry
Adams.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-09-26
Not for the I.aitv

Eleanor, who lives in Greencastle,
had heard much discussion on the
general subject of miniature golf
courses. Passing one of these in q
car with her mother, she exclaimed !:
''Oh. mother, there is another one
of those minister's golf courses. >
indianapolis News.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-09-26
Slightly Confused

Poverty" said the cynical philos-
opher, lis no disgrace. On the con-
trary, it may be an honor"
'Yes," answered Mr.. Dustin Stax !;
Il feel that way about it. But my
tastes are so expensive can't afford
to be poor
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-09-26
Oversight

Doris went with her mother to an
art exhibit one afternoon. When she
returned, her father asked her how
she had liked the pictures.
"Oh, they were all right" Doris
conceded. "but l didn't see single
picture of Mutt and jeff ~
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-09-26
Not What She Wanted

II have changed my lawyer" said
the prima donna.
For what reason?"
'Utter lack of consideration. He
said he would manage to get my d.
vorce for me with no notoriety."