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La gaceta., 1930-02-22

IIabana Feb. 22,-Mucho e
omcutan las confercncias que
81 DR.. RiV,ro, director del Dia-
rio de la Marina, ha efecluado
con 81 prcsidente Maehado. Fir
uno de sus recientes ~articuIos
Rivero recomend6 la Dictadura
para Cuba.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Madrid, Feb. 22.-Los ele-
mentos revolucionarios que di-
rigen Don Miguel de Unamu-
no, Lerroux Y otros, siguen sus
actividades.
Ell gobierno asegura que los
directories del movimiento re-
publicano carecen de apoyo en-
la opinion.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

ofertas que va han hecho %
Hocidas companies de la ma
ci6n.
Dice el alcalde Que ell ayun-
tamiento lie concedi6 permiso
para empIearlo y que estan va
redactados los contracts por
Virtud de los cuales Sc pagara
a Shaw, por sus servicios, la
Modesto suma de $24, 900.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Habana, Feb. %. De hoy =
manana arribara 81 yacht Ara
del millionaire americana W. X
Vanderbilt, que vicne en- com
pania de un grupo de amigos
FL Ara" ha hccho o.ras vista,
a este puerto, en- distintas oca
stones.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Habana. Feb. 22.-Muchas
personals han scparado va pasa-
je para la excursion que la Sc
mana pr6xima ira de aqui 4
Miami, con motive de la pelca
Shrakey-Scott.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Los ab0gados del condado
eligieron anoche presidente en-
ell banquete e~fectuado en- el
Hotel "EI Pasaje" al ST.. Geo.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Els manana la segunda repre-
sentaci6n de la Compania IRE
nacimiento," en- ell teatro del
"Circulo Cubano," con Los Dos
Pilletes." La function empezara
a las ocho Y media.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Tn precioso angel ha venido
a alegrar ell venturoso hogan de
los conocidos esposos Rosa y
Angel de la Riva, ell dia - del
corriente mes.
La nueva cristiana Sc llama
ra Olga Taurina.
Para sus papas nuestra fell
citaci6n y para la linda bebita
un beso.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

al cacrse de la escalera de
la casa South Rome GIG sufri6
aver lesiones ell ST.. O. C.. Rush,
vecino de la avenida Leona
3704, en- esta ciudad.
lie prestaron asistencia me
dica en- Ell hospital de la isla
Davis, donde certificaron de
grave su estado.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22
s @ A | E s

Ell pasado ~jueves y en- horas
de la manana lego a esta loca-
lidad procedente de la ciudad de
la Habana, la respectable y bon
dadosa DANA Sra. Maria Porro,
madre del joven e inteligente me
dico DIR. Gustavo Porro.
LIE damos nuestra cordial
bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

lIabana, Feb. 22.-Ofrecera
hoy una reception ell embaiadoG
de los Estados Unidos en- Cuba,
Mr., Guggenhcim,
FL presidcntc Machado ha
Dromctido asistir.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Hoy inspeccionara Ell bata.
Hon local del regimiento III
de a%rtilleria, ell brigadier
Frank X. Nc Coy. comandantt
del cuarto cuerpo del ejGrcito
Tn Saludo Sc lie hara por las
baterias locales.
Esta noche Sc lie obSequiara
con una reception y bale en-
las BARRACKS del ZIG. Antes del
bale Sc lie ofrecera un banque-
te por ell Club del Ejercito y la
Marina.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

VamOs a cerrar estas linea3
Congratulated a los tabaqueros
de la fabrica Garcia y Vega.
Ademas de contribuir con 25
centayos cada uno, semanalmen
tie, para ayudar a sus compane.
ros sin trabajo, han "jubilado'
a dos viejos torcedores.
Los dos viejos son conocidos
por "El Quijote" y MART"
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Madrid, Feb. 22.-Nuevos
alcaldes van a ser nombrados
por ell gobierno en- la semana
entrante.
Tambien seran nombrados
los presidentes de las diputa-
Clones provinciales.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Ha anunciado que sera can
didato a la reelection ell repre-
sentante H. j. Drane. de Lake
land.
Mr.. Drane ha prestado a la
Florida valiosoS servicioS y
cuenta con muchos amigos en-
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Habana, Feb. ola repd-
llica festeiara el lunes la fecha
latriotica del "a de Febrero.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Otra matinee bailable tendra
lugar en- la tarde de manana,
en- la sala de fiestas del Centre
Espanol de Ybor.
Tocara la orquesta de los
VARSITY Boys" Y Sc ejecutara
ell primer bailable a las tres y
media.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Ell vestibulo de la fabricd
Martinez Ybor ha sido agran :
dado, hermoseado, limpiado y
pintado.
Para las bicicletas de los obre
ros Sc ha preparado un lugar
especial.
Mesas para los tabaqueros que
deseen almorzar ALI han sid
preparadas.
Amabilidad, la characteristics
del Sr. Llano Y sus auxiliares.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Madrid, Feb. 22.-Los obse.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Hablando con Mariana Alva-
'ez, ell simpatico "Manganilla,"
pudimos averiguar que la com
pania para la cual 81 trabaja
{asta todOs los amos, en- prona-
ganda, la suma de $4,000.
Los "Optimos" Sc anuncia
en- todas las principles ciuda
des de la rep1blica.
Dinero bien utilizado.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Nuestra juventud divertida
sigue de triunfo en- triunfo.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Ell ano pasado, en- Regens-
burg, On. Laureano Torres re-
cibi6 con exquisite amabilidad
a la comisi6n del Community
Chest.
Este ano, su majestad On. En-
rique, ciudadano exquisitamente
educado, despreci6 una carta dc
Su intimo amigo ell alcalde Nc
Kay y no uuiso recibir a los Co
misionados.
Por su bondad. "su majestad'
ira de patitas al cielo cuando el
Senior lie haga rendir cuentas.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Esa ''locura' de pronunciar
81 discurSoS en- "a horaS digna
es de I'm periodista que aprecia
los beneficios hechos por ell Co
FIRE de la Comunidad a muchaS
familias latinas.
Solo por los pobres Sc pueden
realizar tales 'disparateS,"
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Visitar la fabrica dc Corral
'es como visitar ell "imperio del
tabaco habano."
Dos galeras atestadas de obre
.ros s~ensatos, dos galeras claras.
ventiladas. higienicas.
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Los capataceS deben evitar
que los torcedoreS muerdan los
palitos que Sc presentan en- las
'perillas," particularmente cuan
do hay visitantes.
Ell tabaquero puede utilizar Ii
'haveta y con esta limpiar la ca
beZa..... cuando hay "gente de
fuera."
La gaceta., 1930-02-22

Entrando aver en- Cuesta y
Key saiia un turista de Yisitar
la fabr;ca.
Llevaba en- la mano un caj6n
de puroS que habia comprado.
Abranse para los visitanteS
las puertas de las fabricas linn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-15

sore now, and I'd just as soon take
shot at you as him.
Mary Della sat back and smiled
What a nice playmate you turned
out to be, ice. I know you don't
mean it about hitting me, but just
saying it makes you little and ugly
and-and cowardly."
The word stung. Joe drew him
self and put his hands in his pock-
cts. Little, Mary Della. You've
said plenty. You think I wouldn't
sock you because you're a girl. Well
you don't know me. Mary Della.
Nobody gets away with anything
with me. See? And as for
Percy-"he Missed the word-"I got
good notion to ask him out on
general principles. I don't like his
looks and that's enough for me-"
Mary Della checked an impulse to
put her hand on Joe's arm and
soothe his outraged feelings. She
had worked him up to this angry
pitch and she knew that she could
talk him out of it.
But Joe never before had talked
to her as he had these last few min
uteS, and she was not inclined to
humor him just at present.
Its none of my business what you
do to him." she said. "He never
heard of you before and he'd prob
ably think you'd gone balmy. But
don't mird me. If you just got to
make trouble, ahead"
She was confident that Joe would
not make scene, but as he turned
sharply and weaved his way through
the throng of dancers her clinched
fist went suddenly to her throat.
"Joe-Joe-come back, joe"
But he went on doggedly and in
moment was hidden behind the
dancers.
XXTHAT if he should carry out
w his threat? What would Bob
think if Joe asked him outside?
Would he go? Would Joe hurt
him would he kill him?
Mary Della!" 1t was Miriam,
alone and agitated What hap
pened? Joe's drunk or crazy, I
don't know which. Look, they're
going out the door
Mary Della wanted to jump up
and run after them, to stop them
before Joe could injure him. She
made an effort to rise, but every
thing before her was going around
in a circle, and her legs would not
support her. She sank back in the
chair and buried her face in her
hands
Il didn't know what to think,
honey. We were dancing, and he
was saying something about you,
and all of a sudden he stopped and
there was Joe staring at him.
II don't like your looks, Percy
Joe said to Mr.. Calkman, and I'm
asking you out for a little exercise.
understand
And Mr.. Calkman stood there
and smiled and looked at me and
wondered what it was all about.
Will you wait until I have taken
this lady to her boX?' he asked Joe.
And still smiling quiet ike, Mary
Della. Talk about nerve! And Joe
said I amt waiting for nothing,
and how do you know she's lady?'
you ought to've seen Mr.. Calk-
man then, Mary Della His face got
red, and bowling to me, he said:
Miss Chubb's friend seems to be
in hurry. VIII you excuse me?'
ITO Be COnsinued)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-15

Always in his delirium had he called for
Meriem. Now his first rational thoughts we're
of her. For her he must live What had the
blacks done to her? All the hideous possibilities
of the girls fate suggested themselves to him out
of his knowledge of the customs of Kovudoos
tribe. OFTEN ne thought the way would never
come when his strength would return sufficiently
forrhim to make his journey to Kovudoo's distant
village
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-15

Many days march had Kovudoo gone with
his fair captive before he reached home and
there placed Meriem in a dirty hut under strong
guard Food she had plenty, and a certain
amount of liberty, for the willy chieftain knew
a healthy maiden would bring him the largest
ransom. On the day that Korak began his quest
for Meriem, Kovudoo dispatched feet runner
to the distant haTtation Of the Sheik to barter
with him for his daughters ransom.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-15
By Blosser
BY Crane
By Small
BY Cowan

The messenger never reached his destination
Two mean-faced white men again had come into
the deep Jungle this time to trap balloons for
a zoo in Germany They were Jensen and Mall
hhn. little altered in vicious nature since that
day years before, when they and their safari"
had beer so badly frightened By Korak and Akut.
They had made camp beside river along which
lav the path Kovudoos messenger must take on
his mission.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-15
THE SON OF TARTAN

Ito Be COnsinued)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-15

The days dragged their weary lengths along
for Korak, when he began to recover. During
his illness the apes had hunted close by, that
they might protect him. The great-hearted Akut
brought juicy fruits which helped to sake Ko-
rak's thirst and allay his fever. Little by little
his powerful constitution overcame the eff
fects Of the spear thrusts the wounds healed,
his strength 1stlrred and one day nc made his
way unaided4to the ground
Nogales international., 1930-03-11
The Meaning Of International Culture


words world trade" trad might imply, we w would justly
resent being known among foreigners as "a nation of
traders. Yet, what have we done to give our Latin
American neighbors the impression that we are any
thing else? Our people manifest deep interest in
English French and other European writers, artists
and lecturers-but speak of Latin-America in terms
of markets and investments. Nor have we demon
strated any urge to acquaint those nations with
own writer's and artists
However, there is some exchange of students
and professors between the Americas Prizes are
awarded by the Inter- American Good Will Commit
tee for the best studies Of Pan Americanis and dis
tinguished men from all the Americas, including
our own United States Of America travel from one
country to the other. Still no one will contend that
these things are sufficient to establish cultural bonds
between nations The artistic phases of any people
more appealing than the purely economic phases
rich nuggets of course in our sister nation?
Nogales international., 1930-03-11
Smoothing The Way To The Farm Gate

Good roads in the modern sense have become
"band wagon" proposition, says James w. Br9oks 991z
eau eau The next three years viii be especially favorable
the the appropriation Of $125,OOO,OOo year for three
years, recently passed by the House of Representa-
fives Although only three hours was allowed for
final consideration Of the BILL yfour members of
Congress managed to voice their approval Of the ap
propriation which is in line with President Hoovers
call for prudent expansion.
Motorists and taxpayers who ultimately loot the
bill for highway expenditures will be pleased to learn
that l construction Shall be as logically executed as
possible It is planned to put in order first those roads
most heavily travelled rather than to begin on roads
where traffic is light This policy of building toward
the farm gate as Mr. Brooks expresses it. insures Ell
fective relief in the shortest amount of time.
Nogales international., 1930-03-11

Beware Of The Out Of
Town Advertising Solicitor!

Cards addressed to solicitors, and recently print
ed by the Chamber Of Comerce read as follows:
awe, as members Of the Nogales Chamber of
Comerce have entered into mutual agreement not
to contribute cash or merchandise, to purchase
tickets or space in programs publications, without
the endorsement Of the Chamber of Comerce"
We presume that such an agreement is meant
for out Of town solicitors and not of
local newspapers or printing houses. We also pre-
tickets for dances and other social events.
If such an agreement is aimed at the numerous
out of town solicitors who blow into town al
most very week selling advertising space in this and
it is good one
Nogales merchants get soaked good and hard
every month by high pressure advertising statesmen
from various parts of the country most of whom have
advertising schemes that absolutely worthless
Nogales international., 1930-03-11
Science Aids Where Tariffs Cannot

It must be grand and glorious feeling to have
someone discover that you have been throwing away
$1OOOOOOO yearly; especially if you sitting the
doorstep of Congress holding out tin cup labelled
"Tariff'
It took botanist from Syracuse University, DR..
Ernest Reed, to tell the beet sugar producers about
increased efficiency and production in topping beets
Save an inch and half of the discarded tops
and you save millions.
Perhaps if the sugar men Of this country concen-
trated scientific research and less earnestly
on legislative favors the work of Congress might be
lighter and the consumers purses heavier.
Nogales international., 1930-03-11
EDITORIALS o EEli
Gas And Light Service Improving

IKE The Nogales international desires to publicly
compliment the Public Utilities Consolidated Corpora
ton on it's improved electric gas and power service
in Nogales. c1.
The big utilities company, which is one OF No,
gales leading concerns, is trying its very best at all
times to give better service right along ana that
they getting results in this movement IS the con-
During the past few weeks the servce-gas
electric and power-has shown a marked improve
ment and The International is assured by the head
of the company that it is his plan to continually I'M
prove the service, meet everyone of the consumers
that he possibly can and to Immediately give atten-
ton to all persons who have any complaint or sug-
geston to make.
Cooperation between the utilities and the pub
lie in general will benefit Nogales in many ways:
If at any time you think your gas or light bill is
too high register your complaint at the office OF the
public utilities. You will be occorded courteous and
sibe by Manager Wibel and his able corps of as
sistants
Nogales international., 1930-03-11
Foreigners Chew With American Teeth

The United States is an obliging republic Not
content with selling the world large part OF the 1000
# eats # even furnishes the teeth for mastcating our
nrodncts. cc More than 25,701O 900 teeth-and all Of
them false! If that bit Of information is too much
for you to swallow whole, just consult the Depart
ment of Commences analysis of 1929 exports and you
will find this paragraph: >, -
oThat our false teeth rank equally high with 9th
or American merchandise in the estimation OF foreign
peoples is evidenced by statistics showing exports OF
Is, ,7O1, 1854 teeth valued at $1,276,953'.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
DEAD HUSBAND
COMES HOME

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Be.
1ieving the body of q man buried
in Potter's Field, Philadelphia, two
years ago, was that Of her hus-
band, Walter. Mrs.. Victoria DIAL
inslzi. 40, Of Camden, obtained per
mission Of the coroner to have It
exhumed. She identified the body
as that Of her husband. a
Mrs. Dzalinski subsequently col
lected 5000 in insurance from o
fraternal organization and an ad-
ditional $450 from an Insurance.
lcompany. The body was inferred
in Calvary Cemetery, Camden.
Tuesday a man walked into her
home. She gasped:
"Why, Walter, / thought You
were dead"
mo, just away on little
trip"
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
Political Coup Seen
In Arrests ila Poland

WARSAW, Sept. IL U.S0.
Agents Of Marshal Pilsudski yes
terday arrested three more depu-
ties Of the Setm tParifaTnentJ /. Il
total Of II deputies and some
three-score others are now being
held on charges of political
crimes including theft, fraud and
il1citement 10 revolt.
The arrests began wednesday
and in opposition quarters are re-
garded as a Pilsudskf coup to
paralyZe his opponents at the
forthcomir1s elections.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
CONSTITUTION
WEEK OPENS

observance Of Constitution
week, which begins tOnisht with
aTadio address by Josiah Marvel
OF Wilmineton. DEL, the newly
elected president of the American
Ear Association, will have the CO.
Cperattcai Of the District Bar As.
socistion and the Federal Bar As
MarSsl. speaking fron New
York, VIII be heard over WNfAL
at 8 o'clock tonight. Constitution
Week programs are being SOON
sored In the District and through
out all the States. washington
SPONSORS include the Justices Of
the District Supreme Court and
many Of the members Of the local
bar. Thousands Of copies OF the
Constitution and observations
upon 1t by George Wasklinaton,
Jefferson, Lincoln, Webster, PreSi-
dent Hoover, ,Coolidge, Wilson and
others are being distributed in the
District. The anniversary Of the
adoption Of the Constitution is
next Wednesday.
Representatives James M. Beck,
OF Pennsylvania, former solicitor
general, will deliver an address
over the Columbia bfoadcasting
system Wednesday night. "A let
ter from President Hoover viii be
read over the radio tonight. Next
Friday night Representative John
c. Tilson, Connecticut, Republican
floor leader of the House, will
speak over national hookup.
Other speakers set for addresses
during the next week include So
nGitor- General Thacher, Thadl
Brown, general counsel of the RAJ
dfo Commission, Charles WarreIa,
Frank j. Hogan and other out
standing attorneys. F. Regis Noel
is chairman Of the District of Co
1IIEnbia committee.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
Dogs
Cause Many Losses

LEONARDTOWN. Nd, Sept.
12.-The st. Marys county com
missioners at their meeting at
the Leonardtown courthouse were
called on again to reimburse pCul-
try rafsers for losses caused BY
maruading dogs.
Benjamin Murphy, Of the Fifth
district, received $40 for the loss
of six ha1f-gToWI1 turkeys and one
old hen. william Norris, Of the
Third district, was paid $50 for
the loss Of two old turkeys and
Lloyd, Of the Third district, was
paid $22.5O for the loss Of one
old gohbIer and hen and five ha1f.
grown turkeys. All Of this comes
out Of the dog tax for losses of
this kind.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
Health EducGtiOR
Work Opens TOdGU

With the arrival Of Miss Irene
Richards, newly appointed secrs-
tary for health education Of the
X. w. @. A., the fan and winter
terms win commence today and
continue until November IA.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12

New medal mesA eass, afesrinm na3ls-
factory transportation at q low cost,
can be ssIeotsa from tednv's Canasified
Ads.
La gaceta., 1930-06-20
LA CAPITAL RINDIO TRI
BUTO A BYRD

Washington, JUNO 20 La
capital abri6 hoy sus puertas a
uno que hizo frente a peligros
y privaciones en- I'm extreme
de la terra, en- ell Polo Sur, al
c~ontralmirante Richard E.
Byrd.
Para Byrd Y sus compane-
ros de expedition visti6 la ca
pital sus mejores galas, acla-
mando a los heroes, luego de
haber sido estos ovacionados
por ell pueblo de New York.
Todo ell dia Sc dedicara a
fiestas en- honor de los llega-
dos. Ell presidente Hoover man
do a SUI secretario George A
kerson a dar la bienvenida al
c~ontralmirante y sus hombres.
Tambien acudieron a recibir1e
ell secretario INFERNO de mari
ma, Jancke, ell contralmirante
|Moffett, ell vicepresidente de la
Sociedad Nacional G~eografica
" otras personalities.
La gaceta., 1930-06-20
WTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

esta ciudad, Charles Bowles,
contra ell cual Sc iniciara un
movimiento de expulsion hace
mas de un mes.
Ell case pasara a la jurisdic-
'ci6n de los tribunaIes porque
Sc buscara una orden judicial
para impedir que ell secretario
de la administrator munich =
pal, Richard w. Reading, de
curse a la protesta de los We
cinos y lame una election pa
ra decidir 81 ell alcalde debe
quedarse o marcharse.
Entretanto ell secretario Rea
ding tiene empleados a rs hon
bres en- los trabajos de comprC
bar las firmas.
Esta labor espera terminar.
la antes de los cinco dfas que
la ley requiere.
La gaceta., 1930-06-20

La International de Amster-
dam nos manda las cifras q. 81
guen, muy interesantes para
nuestros trabajadores:
Ell 81 de diciembre de 1927
las organizaciones de trabaja-
dores del mundo contaban con
46, 1877, 060 miembros.
Era solo de Al, 1870, 525 ell nd-
nero de miembros en- 1918.
En- Europa al final de 1927
las uniones o gremios de traba-
jadores contaban con 1896,
784. Tn afio despu6s Ell total de
obreros organizados era de 35,
392,081.
Estados Unidos tenia en- 1927
.7,416,491 obreros asociados. I'm
aho despues la cantidad habia
disminuido a 6,947, 296.
Las coIectividades obreras de
Australia aumentaron de 991,
652 miembros a 1,018,457.
La gaceta., 1930-06-20
LOS NACIONALISTAS HIN
DUES ESTAN LANZANDO
BOMBAS

Bombay, JUNO 20.-Los ma
cionalistas han comenZado a uti
liar bombas en- contra de las
autoridades inglesas. Bombas
explotaron aver en- Lyalpur,
R%awalpindi, Amritsar, Lahore
~ Gujrnwala hiriendo a varios
oficiales y ocasionando des6r-
-denes /.
Despues que la policia es la
NADIA a un lugar donde ha ex-
pIotado una bomba y hecho una
Investigation, otra bomba explc
ia y hay que comenzar a inqui-
rir de nuevo.
La policia en- Amritsar impi-
do que explotara la segunda
bomba.
ContinGan las actividades mi
litares en- la frontera noroeste,
donde las tropas fueron aver a
Tangi y obligaron a una com
pania de Utman Khel a retirar-
Sc a ~territorio de las tri bus.
La gaceta., 1930-06-20
UN AGENTE DE LA PROHI
BICION HIRIO A DOS

New Orleans, JUNO 20.-Un
agente secreto de la prohibi-
ci6n, venido de Washington,
John w. Williams, de 81 amos
hiri6 aver a Stanley Lirett, de
81 amos, y a un negro, Robert
Addison, de "a, en- un encuen-
tro sostenido en- la secci6n CO.
mercial de aqui.
Los heridos fueron conduct
dos 4 un hospital, de donde di-
cen que lograran curarse. Ocu-
.rri6 ell suceso en- la Gale Canal
entire Royal y Borubon, a la
vista de automovilistas y pea,
tones, y a una cuadra de ur
policia que corri6 al sentir los
tiros.
La gaceta., 1930-06-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

lie habia salido competencia
a los toreros espanoles en- la
persona del norteamericano Sid
ney Franklyn.
Aver, en- Barcelona, "broto"
otro competitor, un chino.
Con ell torero "yanqui' los
"bichos' Sc comportaron bas-
tante bien, icon finura y 10 de-
mas; pero aver I'm toro sabio,
enemigo de la "raza amarilla",
lie tonic la "trenza" al chino
"matador" y lie hizo correr.
Tres wees son6 ell clarin Y ell
chino, amarillo tpor la chaqueti-
LA y ell Gallon, fue sacado del
"ruedo".
Ell proximo torero-nos dice
un cubano, sera un native de
Polonia.