davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

Ash ha comenzado Ia propa
ganda para la segunda gran "a
ITALIA a la sombra de las palmas
Jimmy Johnston anunci0 al
terminarsc la ceremonia que los
gladiadores recibiran el 500
del dinero que produzca la ba-
ITALIA.
Scott. que Sc e%ncuentra des-
cansando en- Londres, embarca-
|ra para New York ell dia IA de
enero, siguiendo despues hacla
Miami, doade va Sharkey ha es
tablecido 81 Quartet q neral.
Frank Bruen, Administered
general del Garden, anunci6 a
yer que saldra el sabado para q
Sur con Ell fin de arreglar en- de
.finitiva ell Garden de Miami.
I1ue tendra capacidad para unos
$4,000 espectadores.
FL dia 20 saldra hacia Ell sur,
Johnny Buckley, ell manager del
.lituan0.
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

vaIill0 Y acudiendo a Rocio-
Picaros nervios, que cuando va
no hace falta valor Sc acobar
dan!
Mientras Sc despojaba de la
blusa en- el gabinete, Encina re-
piti5 ell diagn6stico. La herida
no era cosa para alarmar, saliva
do va ell peligro de la asfixia ;
pero 81 lie preocupaba mucho ell
riesgo del coraz6n, contra ell
.cual iba a luchar. Mucho cuida-
do, mucha tranquilidad y NADIA
absolutamente de visitas. FL vol
veria a Yer a Currito aquella no
che. jQuien lie iba a yelar?
Sc ofrecieron a clio Ell doctor
iRamitos', por la amistad que
a Clrro, y Mateo Hacha,
Ipor entusiasmo professional Y
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

JOS al encontrar fijos en- el los
dc Rocio, experimentaba una
sensation de consuelo. Y balo
Ia dulzura de aquella Garcia a.
cabo por adormecerse mansa-
mente, Los que lie velaban cru
aaron una mirada de esperanto
Rocio, que habia permanecido
en- PIE toda Ia noche, junto a la
ca0ecera, desprendi6 con suavi-
cad su mano de la de Currito
que lnfant'lmente la tuvo cogi-
ga y ganosa de soledad y de
expansion consigo misma, sali6
al balloon y do desahogo a su
color tanto tempo contenido.
Clarea6a. En- la lejana sierra
'omenzaba a pintarse una fuer-
e inca azul. Llenabanse de tri,
nos de paiaros los frOndosOs ar,
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

enc allos J muchos poyos. Y 10
emas que uste quiera ahidirle.
mataoT.
A Manuela no la consintieron
que pasara ALI la noche. No 20
dia dejar su casa sofa. Tenia
que culdar de la nina.
A las preguntas angustiadas
de Rocio el mddico respondja
siempre 10 mismo:
i Ese Yiearo coraz6n!
Las pala0ras de Jim6nez En-
Gina sonaron como I'm cargo en-
los oidos de la hija de Carmona
Ii, sehita Rosio, por t.. Il
aeuso ei severe fiscal que aho-
ia llevaba Jentro de 81. Y mira
al nerido, implorando mental
mente perd6n.
Cuando Currito abria los ..
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

Hack fue dada al terminarse
la junta de la tarde de aver.
Los prolnotores buscaban los
servicios de Sharkey creyendo
que este seria otra attraction pa
"a ell publico. Jack habia dicho
que solo aceptaria ell puesUo 81
todas las parties asi 10 decidian.
Young Manuel y Mandell Sc
ejercitaron aver, en- distintos Ia
cares.
Mano lUci6 su agilidad en- un
gimnasio de Miami Y Mandell
en- ell Miami Beach Kennel Clue.
Hoy Sc hmitaran a I'm ligero
entrenamiento.
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

Esperase que para fines de
este mes Sc ofrecera en- Estados
Unidos la primera pelea de Car
nera. Ahora mismo Sc esta bus
cando un oponente para ell tia
lianO.
Los guantes de IA onzas de
Camera miden 16a pulgadas.
Hasta Ell presente Sc han presen
tado muy pocoS gigantes dis
puestos a inmolarse en- ell altar
del genov6s. George Godfrey
seria ell l6gico oponente del visi-
.tante despdes de que este ABDUL.
.riera alguna experienced de los
metodos americanos del ring.
Practice ell italiano en- ell GIN
nasio de Stillman y ha probado
que no es otra "farsa" del ring
Tiene considerable agilidad pa
ra su tamano y no abusa de los
procedimieltos rudos. Sabe CO.
utilizar la izquierda y coloca
embellishments los golpes que
dirige a oponentes de POGO peso
De todos lnodos es a modo de
I'm salvavidas en- estos momen-
tos, cuando Ell ring" empezaba
a Career &c emociones y pinto
rescas per3onalidades.
La gaceta., 1930-01-09
QUEDO FIRMADO Ell CON
TRATO POR Ell CUAL SHAR
KEY Y SCOTT Sc OBLI-
GAN A PELEAR EN- MIA
MI

New York, Enero 9.-Las fir
mas de Jack Sharkey y Phi
Scott para I'm match a Is asal-
tos que Sc efectuara ell dia q.
de febrero en- Miami Beach, fue
ron estampadas aver en- Ell CO.
rrespondiente contrato.
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

Para completar ell programme
tratase de conseguir que Tuffv
Griffith Y Tommy Loughran pc
Ieen con el mejor par de gigan-
ties extranjeros que lie pueden
ser encontrados.
La gaceta., 1930-01-09
DE LA GACETA'
IT. DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
por
AlejGndro Perez Lugtn.

ALejGndro Perez Lugtn.
turf del toro. Ese es un ciruja-
no de mucho cuidado.
Cuando Jimenez Encina AGA
DO de vendar al Chuuatillo, y en-
ire 81 y Rocio lie acomodaron en-
posici6n semisedente rodeado
de almohadas, las fuerzas aban-
donaron a la "Muhequilla" y ca
20 de bruces, desmayada, en- la
CANA.
NO es NADIA, no es NADIA
diio Encina, sosegando al Cha.
La gaceta., 1930-01-09
SHIRES EXHONERADO EN-
ILLINOIS

La comisi6n Atletica del es-
tado de Illinois despues de es-
cuchar las declaraciones de los
nombrados en- ell proceso de
suspension de Arthur Shires,
primera base del Chicago
"White Sox," a quien Sc acu-
saba por Dan DAILY de haberle
ooIigado a 'tirarse' en- su en-
cuentro en- ell ring" de White
City, ell pasado 9 de diciembre,
e"honer6 al acusaIo 10 mismo
que a su manager, Nessie Blu
menthal; al promoter, James
c. Mullen y al manager del
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

forma re-
loj, de piedras verdes y blancas.
en- ell bale de no Nuevo en- ell
Centre ASturiano. Sc gratifica-
"a a la persona que la lleve a
'Juanita Vald6s, II Avenida No
.191C.
BAQUEROS-- Regalo en- 1870
dollars cash, mi autom6vil Nash
del 1926, cuatro puertas, paga
da la licencia de 1880 y ell per-
sonal tax.-S6ptima avenida
1601a.-Eduardo Arozamena.
La gaceta., 1930-01-09
HIPOTECAS

Tengo dinero para prestar en-
,uenas Primeras Hipotecas. Lila
ne al ~telefon0 M 52172, des-
2ueS de las 5 p. M, o veanme
m la Gale 9 No. 2918.
P. V. Lopez.
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

ST RUSSELL VENICE A CON
ZALEZ Sc LIE DARA UNA
OPORTUNIDAD CON FRS
co
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

La ''Pantera de Palmetto" 81
bira manana al cuadrilatero de
los artilleros, animado por ell de
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

QUESTION DE LOCALIZA~
CION.-Los Totes valen por su
ocalizaci6n y no por su tamano,
Pero cuanGo reunen ambas con-
diciones Sc valoriza mas la pro-
piedad.
Frente al parque mas bonito
de Tampa tengo un lote grande
que 10 doy barato, o lie fabrico la
casa 81 10 rrefiere. Tel M 64-352
La gaceta., 1930-01-09
SCI

es ana prescription para
Resfriados, GRIPPE, Influenza
Dengue Fiebre Filiosa
y Malaria.
Es ell mas rapido remedio
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

PRIMO n Els AHO-
RA MEJOR DE
LO QUE ERA JESS WILL
LARD EN- LA MISMA ETA
PA DE SU CABRERA
New York, Enero 9.-Presen
tando al "rascielos" del cuadri-
latero-Primo Camera, alias eli
Gigantic de Geneva, que mide
.sus p%unetazos por caballos de
fuerza. La nueva sensation de
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al. like a storm of beating wings.
Then the curtain shot downward.
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put upon children" as used in the
foregoing sentence. If he uses the
word in the sense that all Africans
are of child-like mentality, then he
needs to become acquainted with the
history of such brilliant African
strategists as Tippo lib and Mo-
shesh. The genius of these two black
men baffled and humbled Europes
finest military expeditions. To these
men this volume would appear as the
Uncle Remus stories appear to Elm
stein.
AS matter of fact, there is no ear
mark in this group of stories which
distinguishes them from the COM
monty known type of fable, made IA
nous by Aesop and in modern times
by Uncle Remus. If there is dis
tinction to be made it must be based
on the unusual excellence of Mr..
CendrarS' collection of stories.
The volume was written for juve-
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that the juveniles had best keep their
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Modernistic illustrations by a
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Marnba's Daughters

lar night. The slow throb of music
filled the dark, then the curtain of
the final act drew up on stage of
swirling mists and vague half-li9hts.
Instantly the mood of the play was
re-established, fixing the watchers in
attitudes of rigid expectancy.
Dawn ag~in, but no longer the red
of an old despair. A thin, essential
radiance breaShed upward behind the
massed towers of metropolis. 1t
gathered strength, spraying out like
the corona of an aurora, gliding the
towers, then dominating them. The
music caught the mood of the sky.
The arresting disSonances, the sharp
syncopations of the early acts, were
no longer individually evident but
seemed to merge into a broader, ir-
restible current of sound. The rhythm,
too, was no longer thing separate.
1t became force as indistinguish-
able and pervasive as the life current.
1t was a fundamental law that NOV
ed light, music, the sway of the
crowd, the passage of time, in con-
certed and inevitable progression
The artificial declarations of operat-
ic convention were gone. The cast
was reduced to two elemental forces.
The crowd with its heavy maSsed
rhythms and reiterated choruses was
the body, and the single transcend
ent mezzo-soprano that scared above
it was the spirit, aspiring, daring, de-
spairing, lifting again. The move
ment became faster. The voice COM
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African Bedtime Stories
LITTLE BLACK STORIES FOR LITTLE
WHITE CHILDREN, by Blaise Cendrars.
PAYSON and CLARK, Ltd. $500.

In so far as the title of this book
states that its stories are for little
white children" it is misnomer.
There is interest on its pages for
little black as well as for little
white children. Indeed, the youthful
spirits of all races, regardless Of col
or will find the simple and naive hui
NOR of these stories a delight.
Among this collection will be found,
Why no one ever carries the alligator
down to the water, The gift of swift
hess and other tales that are written
in a charming style and which in
trigue even the adult reader by their
engaging simplicity.
In the dedication, the author calls
the tales "Stories which the big chill
dren of Africa tell around the fire at
night to amuse themselves and to
keep watch against the beasts who
roam"
1t is difficult to understand what
Interpretation the author intends to
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ing his broadclott sleeve, sits Valerie,
lost in her own reverie. 1.-THE boy"
she is wondering. us Miss zones
taking proper care of him? He's such
a restless sleeper - needs watching;
he's so absurdly like Saint. 1t is good
to know that once, at an important
turning, you thought straight, acted
for the best, threw your weight on
the right side. D.. Good to know that
your child will have every comfort
every chance-that your husband is
happy - respected - successful. {.
LISA! What a strange upside-down
plcce the world is. Manila! That
night when she took Saint and me
to her church. I knew then that
I had to have him. Funny old
thing, Mamba-knew my heart before
I did-wanted to help us along. 4.
The wedding. The boy Is he
missing me? Wish knew more about
Miss Jones-still she was well recon-
mended- looked competent. A.. viii
he sing, I wonder, or paint-or write?
1T means so much to his father. 6.
But I'm not so sure. Dads fail
ure! Yes, but money makes such a
difference-gives talent its chance.
We're secure now-Saint-the boy :"
Slowly the light in the big audito-
rum commenced to ebb, dimming the
modern decorations and endowing
them with a mysterious beauty, then
plunging the audience into interstel-
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Continued from Page Six)

iStocracy-overSeerS - poor whites
and, of course, traders. e. Saint
how distinguished he is looking now
so like his father-a Wentworth
Silly of me to sit here crying when
I'm so happy-when the fight is all
over-when my children have won. 81.
What a sensitive profile he hasa
thoroughbred-a succesS-a manager
of the st. Cecilia Society-youngest
on the board. Valerie-a fitting
mate for my boy-lovely now with
that smile on her lips-living in the
memory of the music, no doLbt-well,
she's of the new generation, perhaps
she gets more out Of it than do.
A good mother to my boys soma
good daughter to me. Shall I go
behind the scenes with Saint after
ward? Shall I take Valerie instead
right after the curtain and leave him
to follow? These new Negroes
so different - wouldn't understand
who am-something awkward might
happen-expect to be addressed as
Mr.. and Mrs, no doubt-No, I could
mt manoge that. Now, LISA, she
would understand with her Southern
raising. But the others! No, it
would not be wise to stay. Saint can
wait if he wants to and join us later.
1t is different, less complicated, with
a man."
And on Wentworths left, with the
smooth ivory of her shoulder brush
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daring flights. Then, in final &C
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its tremendous climax. The light,
the movement, the music, merged into
a sweeping crescendo, the chorus
sprang from its lethargy, while the
voice of the woman climbed trl-
umphantly above it until it shook the
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The Kusko times., 1930-04-26

turned l4ei- atten-ion to saving other buildings. Tho pool hall and dance hall was within 20 feet of the shop. and was saved by fast work.
 Eugene A. Harries, postmaster, St Tofty, died recently. He was about 45 years of age and came to the. coun- try some years ago as commerrial traveller. He had made his home at Tofty for about IS years.
The Kusko times., 1930-04-26

In the Probate Court at Ruby, Nulatc Precinct, Fourth Division, Terri tory of Alaska, before William H. Growden, United States Conmis- sione r and ex-of6cio, Probate Judge.
 In the matter of the Estate of, Rob- ert Fulkerson, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Jihn w :. Dunn,, administrator of the estate of Robert Fulkerson,, deceased, has rem dered and presented for settlement and filed n this court the final ac-' count of lis administration of said estates. and that Tuesday,. the zOth day of Juner 1880, at 2. o'clock P. m., at the Cou1t Room of the United, States Commissioners Office, in. Ruby., Nulato Precinct. Fourth, Division. Territory of Alaska, has heens duly appointed bY the said Court as the time ansf place, for the holding of said final account, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file. exceptions in writing to- said, account, ands con-
 JOHN w.. QHNN,.
 Administrator of the Estate of
 of Robert Eulkerson; q i.j;
 Robert Fulkerson, deceased. ttirst publication April 19, 1880. Last arbitration. May II ,lsa0..
The Kusko times., 1930-04-26
Alaska Notes GathnroA Prom. Terrisorixk
 Exchanges.

After iioating year and a half from the center of the Pacific, mes- sage in bottle was picked up re- gently at Kodiak by Reed Malutin, 19-year-old native, on the beach at Chinuak Cape. The message was from Risho University, at Osaki, Ja- pan. The bottle ytas in a water-tight Box foot square. It was dropped in the Pacific. the message said. on June Is, 1928, in. commemoration of the 18th anniversary of the founding of the universitty. The box was one of 25 dropped fro ma seamer at the same time in. an effort to get inform ation on the flow of ocean ocean cur rentts. COmplee data are. being re- turned to the university.
The Kusko times., 1930-04-26
ORDER AND NOTICE OF PRI MARY ELECTION To Be Held On Tuesday, April
 g, 193O.

In the Office of. the United States
 Commissioner at McGrath, Alaska
 Fourth Judicial Division.
 Now on this day pursuant t0a Chap ter 39, Session Laws of Alaska, ap- proved May 3, 1919, entitled sAa Act to provide for the holding of. primary. elections in the Territory of Alaska to fix the manner and time of hold ing the same, to prescribe the Qualifi- cations of candidates to be nominat- ed at such elections, and to designate. the manner of filing and authenticat- ing their candidacy, and for other: purposes" and in conformity, there with
 It is hereby ordered that for the purpose of the primary election to be held on April g, 1930, all of the ter ritOry in the recording district known as Mt. Mckinley Recording District, outside of incorporated towns, is hereby divided into voting precincts, in each of which polling place is hereby specified.
 Said voting precintcs are described and bounded as follows:
 Voting Precinct No. Polling place at U. $. Commissioners Office, Mc(rath. All the territory from Big River to the mouth of Swift River, including all tributaries except Ta- kotna River from the mouth of Nixon Fork to the head of Moose Creek and it's tributaries, which constitutes
 Voting Precinct No. &Polling place, Pioneer Hall, in the town of Takotna. All the territory from Big River to the head of the Kuskokwim and its tributaries; also Nixon River, known as Voting Precinct No. 8, poll ing place at Nixon Quartz Mine Buildings.
 Notice is hereby gwen that gen. eral election will be held on Tuesday, April 29, l93O, for the purpose of nominating candidates to the various political parties for, the following offices, to-wit:
 A Delegate to the House of Repre- sentatives from the Territory of Alaska;
 A Treasurer for the Territory of Alaska;
 An Auditor for the Territory of Alaska;
 A Commissioner of Education for the Territory of Alaska;
 A Highway Engineer for the Ter ritory of Alaska;
 One Member of the Senate of the Territory of Alaska;
 Four Members of the House of Representatives of the Territory of Alaska;
 Two Road Commissioners for Road District Number Four. The said election will be held in thu voting precincts above named and at the polling places therein speci- fled. The said polling places will be open; between the hours of 8 o'clock a. m. an o'clock p. m. of said day.
 Dated McGrath ths March 18th,, 1850.
 W. T. VANDERPOOL, U. 5. Commissioner for the Mt.
 Mckinley Recording Prerinct, Fourth Division, Territory of, Alaska.
The Kusko times., 1930-04-26

Captain. George RaAbe, IT, for 30 years connected with boats on the Yukon river between Whitehorse and Dawson, died 1t his home in Portland, Gre, some weeks ago. In 1893 Cap tain Raahe came. North and spent the frst year on the Stilrine river. Then for 90 yeazs he WIS pilot on the Yu- kon river, txayeling between White horse ana Nnusou. For several years prior q M rutftenssn& in 1928 he was uilot en tiis Whitehcrse, flagship of IT.. White PAss and Yukon Route.