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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
HOME CROWD SEES
c. U. PITCHER SHINE
White, Brilliant on Mound,
Hits Homer in 1912 Win
Over Seton Hall.

n EWARK, N. j., May 3.-Hurling
M before a home crowd, Russell
1 White. Georgetown southpaw,
stood Seton Hall College bat
tiers on their collective heads as the
Washington team won 1912 and chalked
up their fifteenth win of the season.
White hurled seven innings, allowed
three bingles, famed seven and hit
homer.
The two Seton Hall runs were made
OF Lomax in the ninth.
Bozek was the only other player to
get a homer today, but Mooney, Scalzi
and Wholey gathered two hits apiece.
Scalzi. incidentally, made his first error
in 100 chances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
GONzAGA WHITEWASHED
ON LINKS BY ST. JOHNS

st. Johns College High golfers
BANKED the GonZaga linksmen, 9 to 0,
IN Q match at East Potomac Park.
Summaries:
Parks defeated McMahon, 6 and B;
Kershaw defeated Sardo, 9 and 8. Best
Ball, st. Johns, 8 and 8.
Weller defeated O'Sullivan, 5 and 4;
ODonnell defeated Hudly, and 8. Best
Ball, st. Johns, and 4.
Carey defeated Berberich, and q;
Ruane defeated Sweeney, 5 and 4. Best
ball, st. Johns, and 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
WESTERNS NETMEN
CONTINUE STREAK

Western Highs bang-up tennis team
continued its blistering pace yesterday
when 1t vanuuished Baltimore Poly
technic Institute, s to 2, on the Six
teenth Street Reservoir courts.
It was the eighth win In as many
starts for the racketers in red. A match
tentatively scheduled with st. Adams
by Western, also for yesterday. was
abandoned because Of conflicting activi-
ties at the cathedral school.
Summaries:
sINGLEs--Nicholson tw.) defeated Fahey,
81 Lma s.ts,s W. d e.fsstos f Hess
6-s, 6-l; Seth CD defeated Holman, ga,
SO; Jynham tW.) defeated Hasenzahl, SIS
DoUBLEs-seth and Fahey. CD defeated
Nicholson and Wilson. s., s.; Dial ans
49, 'M31,ees 'saEd As's anu Aa''h1eh'
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ST. ELIzABETH'S VICTOR
OVER WALTER REED. 80

st. Elizabeths Hospital base ball team
vanquished the Walter Reed Hospital
nine in a well contested seven inning
game, 8 to o, yesterday.
Brown. winning pitcher, gave up only
three hits. Moore, with three bingies,
including two doubles, led the win
ners' attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
DUP0NTS AND GRIFFITHS
WIN INSECT CONTEST

Duponts and Clark Grifiths won in
sect class base ball games yesterday. the
former defeating the Hawks, is to IL,
and the latter scoring over the Con-
necticut Cardinals, 8 to 6.
Duponts are listing other opponents
game for today at II o'clock. Can
Columbia 5043.
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i i, His SSsSSsSSSsSSss3

Run-Smith. Errors-Nicholas, Jacobie,
Pss sIn5ss1s e hic fe sS
V. M /, 8: v. P. /, Z. Bases on balls-on
Williams. /: of Mapp. 4. Struck out-By
Rice to Bibb to Hooper, stolen bases
Williams ca, Jacobie. Rule. Wild pitch;
williams Hit by pitcher-Neihouse. by Will
dams. Umpire-Mr. Parsons. Time Of
game hours and IS minutes.
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ST. Adams WINNER
OF 16-TO-5 CLASH

Hitting briskly behind the nifty
pitching of Eddie Crouch, ST. Adams
took the measure of the Episcopal
Academy nine Of Philadelphia, Is 10 s.
yesterday on the Cathedral School dia-
mond.
Going into the sixth inning trailing,
2 to 5, st. Adams went on spree to
score seven runs and gain q fat lead
which 1t held.
Weldon, Shipper, Brewer and Crouch
were leading st. Adams batters.
The score:
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Runs-Wellens, Smith, sullivan cd, Hy-
man. German, Lock t2). Sadler. Casey. Kidd,
Casey. Two-base hits-Almand. Three-baSe
hits-Sadler and Wellens. Stolen bases-Lock
81. Casey CO. Gather: Armand; Sullivan sullivan.
plays-Kidd to Sr1livan to Lock Lock to Hy-
man to Sadler. Bases on balls-Oh Price. a;
Reyes, 4; Kidd, l. Hits-On Kidd 8 in S
innings; of Almsnd. 2 in 4 innings: of Price,
In innings: of Keyes. S in innigs Hit
oyt DisSned n 1 P smsd WIS Kida sH Ta
!. Umpire--Mr. Hess. Time of game--2
hours and rs minutes.
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Totals. 80 S24 S
90 2 o 2 7 0 5 Ole
o 0 O 8 ! ! o 0 o. S

Brewers (s5' sterreettt 5a5. Kidder, chesley
Poole, Kase (2). Errors-Brewer, Williams,
slack, Poole. Tillman. ca. Two-base hits
Brewer, Sterrett, Kidder. Three,base hits
Shipper, Crouch, Brewer. Stolen bases
Crouch, Brewer go, sterrett (2l, Kelsey.
Jarvis CD. Hart 90. Poole, Kase go, Jenni-
on Crouch, 9 IN 8 innings; on Jennison,
In II innings; OF Walsh, in innings
Struck out..-By Crouch, 2: by Jennison, TO-
Crouch. Losing pitcher-Jennison. Umpire
Mr.. Ahern,
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Rs1s 49,: :..::.: ?s2sS "a
Runs Fitzgerald, Ashworth, Leverton,
Lowrance. Torgerson, Schultz, Bauer, Engle-
Warren .t2). Errors-Ashworth t2). O'Toole,
Dean ca, Rochelle Two-base hits--Kist-
Ashworth, Warren, Fitzgerald. Stolen bases
-Fitzeerald, Werber. Farley, Jenkins. Left
o'Toole to Ashworth to Gentner, Rochelle to
kistler sSacrifice hits-pean, Jenkins; Tor
hardt, 81 by Jenkins. T.. Bases on balls
Schultz, 3; Bauer, I; Enelehardt. I; Jenkins,
Hits-oH Schultz. 8 in Sas innings: of
Bauer, in Is innings; of Englehardt, none
IN innings. Winning pitcher-Engehardt
Umpres-Messrs. Green and Hughes Time,
2 hours 20 minutes.
The Plebe nine won from the Cath
Ollie University Freshmen, Is to 4, lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
SHAMROCK v is FORMALLY
TURNED OVER TO Upton

GOSPORT, England, May 3.-Sham-
rock v, Sir Thomas Liptonis NTH chal-
lenger for the Americas Cup, has been
formally turned over to her owner by
Camper q Nicholson, in whose yard she
was built.
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CARDINAL JUNIORS PLAY.

Cardinal Junior base ballers will open
their season today, engaging Evergreen
A. G. at 1880 o'clock ON the East Eiiipse,
Games with the Cardinals may be ar
ranged by calling Mccarthy at Geor-
gia 174l after 4:30 pm.
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NAVY WINS THREE
VARSITY CLASHES
Nine Downs Duke, Lacrosse
Twelve Beats Harvard
and Netmen Score.
NNApoLIs, Nal. NAV Am

A NNAPoLIS, Md, May Sin
" 1o-inning game here today, the
~ Navy nine defeated Duke. 8 to z.
It YVES the tenth victory for
the Navy m IL starts. Duke, playing
on its home grounds, being the only
team to win match from the Mid
dies this year.
In the sixth, the Navy scored five
runs after two were out on q pass,
Rocnell's error, singles by Torgenson
and Fitzgerald, Ashworthis triple and
ORIOLES double.
The winning run was scored in the
tenth On Bauer's single and Fitgeralds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
PERRY WINS GOLF TITLE.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, May CP.-
Sam Perry Of Alabama won the South
ern Conference golf championship here
today by defeating Bill Duckwall Of
Florida, UP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

Einc0u IST Conn Mneichei Tor swan. Nor
for Sanders RefereeEMr. Baldwin 9 1Unis
yersity of Pennsylvania). Judge Of play
Malonee (Johns Hopkins).
The Navy track men easily defeated
William and Mary, SO to 80, but Mer-
cersburg Academy was the victor in a
junior meet, scoring ga points to IS by
the William and Mary freshmen and Is
by the Plebes.
Cook Navy, with shotput Of a
feet and inches, broke the Academy
record by An inches.
Lloyd Navy; Fraser Navy. second; Bag
gott civilian and Mary, third. Time.
II lSS:YAsD ,DAsHmwon By Mackenzie
HhPtHa MNon by 5oSnson nT @ E
p.gaS2 !! second: s,'s.,. 111sn'
shipp william ana MarS, third. slime Time,
rj ,aS;YARD D RuNmwop By rf 1,,! cNavy,;
~ Two NILE NILE Ru Run By Hishley tNavy,;
Hiiles ,5Nsayy). second; webb Wavy>. third.
sso.YxRp RuN--won by Brin.r ,tNayy,;
Johnson william and Nary, second; Trice.
'S@ apq Low NsFT auk shEf ps b Ioyd
{Sayy(; Frazer NAVY, second; Williams
Haf fGh t 5TM T9f FOR os fss between
Navy, snd Levin .W!lam oa and Msrg onn tie
vood Nsvg sscon % f ESgd
BROAD = Ju 5sff Snef BY White !Neyy,;
Boldacci william and Mary, second; Mas,
POLE Tse for T.t bs i. ssr K SSl
place, between white and Nixon doth OF
Ni SiscusE s 4HsoW z tsss BY wr.sht en.yy
Lloyd INayy!.. second: shinn tNavy,. third
Di jAVTiA i' T ffss ps BY sy.r wian
!wiiliam and Mary. third. Distance l7S
In a finely contested shooting match
here today, the Naval Academy defeateo
the 10th Regiment, New York NATIONAL
Guard, 2,306 points to 2289.
Devereaux, of the visitors, LED the
field with 240 points out OF possible
$50.
The plebes won q tennis match from
Forest Park of Baltimore. to T.
Navy Plebe and 15o-pound crews
gained victories this afternoon over tne
eight Of Browne and Nichols Scnool o.
Cambridge, Mass. which had crowned
three years of continuous success with
q victory at the Henleys in England
last Summer.
The Plebes, somewhat heavier than
their opponents, led over the Henley
course. a mile and five-sixteentns, IN
8 minutes and 81 seconds, GOOD tme IN
choppy water and against q wino:
The 1sO-pound crew, an unomcial
entry was a length and q half behind
leading the school eight BY less tnan
10 fest.
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Totals SO IL ~ 10 Totals "a e24
Ran for Davenport in seventh.
fBatted for Cummings in ninth.
Score by innings:

NaFy .''..s ....'...... U x--lS
Pratt. Ward: shalleck. Colleia ts5. cnmming.
Hemelt. Monies. LAWYER. .Betley. wheian fSS.
Collela, Cumming. Two-base hit-Masterton.
White. Stolen basesWstyne. Cronin, oalIerys.
Pratt. Hemelt. Donaher, Left on bases
Struck out-By Davenport, o; by Betley, 10
bell, 3; OF Betley. 6. Balk-Betley. Hts
on Davenport, In innings; on Campbell
Time of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
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SeIOH Hal .......U U U "a
Runs-Kesrney. Madjeski, Bozek Cd, Nc
Tierney, White: Errors-singleton, Kesrney.
Gallnsher, ScalEi. Morris: Two-base hits
bases-Bozek (2), wholey (O. Double
to ScalEi to Mooney. Base
on bslls-Oh Outwater 4; of White, /.
Hits-oh White. 8 in 2 innings; on Lomax,
in 2 INNINGS. Hit by pitehsr-Tierney, Nc
Carthy. Struck out-By White, 2; by Out
water, 2. Umpires-Messrs. Carney and
Boyson.
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The Navy, winning all nine matches,
had little trouble from Villanova on the
tennis courts.



Summaries:
sTNGLEs-Halstead navy defeated Ber-
man, %, e-4; johnson NAVY defeated
teated orcutt. 90, 60; Lucas Navyl de-
teeted SuareE, s., SIS; Salisbury iNavy)
defeated Sykes. .65. 6-l.
def.stes sna ss Sns Esstesd Nsyg
s snS srs and chey sNsvyls defeated Circuit
johnson Navy defeated Berman and Forue,
l0-6. Sc. SO. |
Reaching high standard Of speed,
accurate passing and shooting and gen.
eral team play, the Navy lacrosse team
bewildered the harvard twelve today and
won, Is to /.
So fast and clever was the Nays
attack that 1t was frequently able to
get man, either with the ball or to
take a pass, when practically uncovered.
The Navy scored six goals in the first
half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

Moncure, Peterson, Haven, Forshay Substi-
buttons: Naval Academy-Kirkpatrick for
James, Hall for White, Sanders for Mon
cure, Daily for Spring, Peterson for Allen.
Elncott for Conn, Whelchel for Swan. Nor
row FOR Castree, Gilbert for Haven, Bowers
for Sanders. Referee-Mr. Baldwin (Uni-
versity Of Pennsylvania). Judge Of play
Malonee (JohnS Hopkins).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
IS EVENTS LISTED
FOR VARSITY MEN
Action Scheduled for Every
Day-G. U. and Maryland
Mines to Take Trips.
BY H. C. BYRD.

THEN base ball games, one dual
track meet, q lacrosse con-
test and six tennis matches
- comprise the big and varied
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12
THE CHILDREN'S VOICE

An educational armament is the most powerful on earth. Our long-range guns are school houses; our strategsts are school teachers. Our enemy is gnor ance-the arch-enemy of mankind; the blight which fills the prisons and enslaves the individual.
 Stewards school house is the product of the new age, born of the era post dating the period when regiments marched against the frontier to sub due the primitive folk who peopled it. What changes have come! The roar of muskety is smothered bel meath the chime of the bell calling the army into action wherein all march shoulder to shoulder against the common enemy.
 In the advancement of this cause Seward school children have been calling the local public during the past few days seeking subscriptions and advertise ments for Stewards Folly, the monthly school paper which for the past two years has the honor and distinction of being the best school paper published of all United States territorial schools
 It is the hope and ambition of Seward school ch- dren to win the Columbia University trophy for the third consecutive year The school paper has attained remarkable national and territorial reputation Much So than the majority of the home-foks realize.
 But the response this year to solicitation has been negative that fear is expressed sufficient monthly income the small cost of printing, will not be available The children and students do not wish to lose the prestige they have gained through close app cation to this branch of their education
 The cost of a subscription is very small; are also the advertisements; won't you heed this appeal in behalf of the children?
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12
ALASKAN EDITOR TALKS OVER PHONE
 NEW YORK 4. p. MORRTSSEY ABOARD YACHT IN HARROR; CONVERSA-
 TION CLEAR

KETCHIKAN, Sept, 12, (P- Editor Morrissey, publisher of the Ketchikan Chronicle, talked to Jackson Elliot, assistant gen. eral manager of the Associated Press at New York, over a tele- phone today, marking the first conversation from Alaska to the East coast.
 Morrissey phoned from aboard the Yacht Belmont, at anchor in the local harbor
 He said he heard Elliot plainly and that Elliot received his voice clearly.
 The calls were sent by port able experiment station to Van couver, B. C.. thence by land lines to New York
 A later circuit permitted C. H. Mclean of the B. C- Telephone Co., to talk to c. .P. Edwards, di- rector of the Dominion Radio Company, and E. Hawken, depu- ty minister of Marine, both at Ottowa.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12
NEW OFFICER IN CHARGE

The injection of personality into the Signal Corps, J S. Army, has been productive of bringing the general public to greater appreciation of this very necessary adjunct to daily business and personal ac- tivities
 Lieut. T. T. Teague, who yesterday succeeded of ficer in charge to the Seward branch of the Army, comes well equipped graduate from the ranks of the cid, regular Army, Lieutenant Teague has techni- cal background of many years Aside from his formal duties and like other members of the service, Lieut. Teague is prepared to become part and parcel of the social life of the community.
 Seward welcomes Lieutenant Teague and again extos the service and it's untrng energies and efforts to please which has brought about the respect the pie of Alaska hold for each and every member of the Signal Corps, U. g. Army
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12
E[|Tl)R|Al.

In line with the general rel trenchment policy being carried out and quiet manifest through out the rail belt, The Gateway announces similar cuts The of- flee cat was heayed out yester- day with no notice whatsoever and a can was tied to the dog's tail.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12

He confesses, repudiates confessions, and repu- diations much that it's hard to tell just what Gason B. Means.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-12

HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW AOKEH" RECORDS alt SYLvIA'S? THEY ARE WONDERFUL. '
La gaceta., 1930-07-11

Blanchard ell que Sc paseaba a
las nueve y media de la noche
frente al hotel de Lucerolle. Pc
ro, queriendo cerciorarme de
que no me equivocaba, Y sabien
do que la senorita Blanchard
estaba en- ell hotel, tuve la idea
de esperar que >saliese. Esta
idea, senior, me fue, indudable-
mente, inspirada por Dios.
iAh!-continu6 con voz sollo-
zante;-ila Providencia velaba
por ell pobre nino!
"Empez6 a Hover; 20 atrave-
Sc la Gale Y fui a guarecerme
bajo un andamiaje. Cast en- ell
acto dos hombres me imitaron.
No me vieron, Y, creyendose
solos, cambiaron algunas pala-
bras siniestras que yo tuve la
La gaceta., 1930-07-11

Canon City, Colorado, Julio
11.-Ralph E. Fleagle anoche
rag6 con su vida por la parte
que tuvo Ell ell asesinato de
cuatro hombres Y el robo de
$219, 900 del Primer Nacional
Banco de Lamar, en- mayo de
1928.
La trampa de la horca fun
cion6 a las 9:02 p. M. en- la
pgisi6n del estado.
Tn medico lie declare muer-
to a los 13 y medic minutes.
Aunque hacienda un esfuerzo
para aparecer compuesto y en-
calma, al caminar desde su cel
d. al patfbulo, Fleagle no did
indebtedness de decaimiento.
Hasta que Ell capuch6n ne
gro lie fue a.justado sobre la ca
beza y ell lazo apretado alre-
dedor de su cuello, ell desespe-
RADIO mantuvo su frialdad.
Permaneci6 firme, de pie sc
bre e! piso de cemento, Guam
to las correas de las piernas
lie eran ajustadas.
Una bora antes de su muer-
tie 6! abraz6 la fe cat6lica, sien
do bautizado en- su zelda por
el padre Barrett, capellan de
La gaceta., 1930-07-11

la acera fumando un cigarro.
-IY esta listed bien segura
de que eran las nueve y media?
-Absolutamente segura, Sc
nor.
i Habl6 listed con Ell?
No, 6l no me conocia Y 70
era la primera vez que lie veia.
-Perdone listed que la inte-
Irumpa obra vez, iC6mo es que,
habi6ndole visto listed por pri-
mera vez, saba quien era ell?
I'm parecido eXtraordina-
rio con otra persona me ha he
cho suponer que era ef. No obs
tante, senior, 81 70 hubiese en-
TRADE en- Ell hotel y 81 no tuviese
mas que este que decirle, no po-
dria afirmar con seguridad que
era ell ~prometido de la senorita
La gaceta., 1930-07-11

Manuel Garcia, coopropie-
tario del cafe Columbia, Y
Benjamin Sanchez, dependien
tie, comparecieron aver ante el
jueZ Alderman acusado de ven
der bebidas alcoholics.
Cuando ell jurado Sc presen-
ito con un veredicto encontran-
do culpable a Benjamin y no
p%oniendose de acuerdo en- ell
case de Manuel, ell juez anul6
la condena del dependents,
diciendo: 81 Sanchez es culpa-
BILE tambien debe serlo Gar
cha; 81 Garcia es inocente tam
bien debe serlo Sanchez.
Prob6 Garcia que estaba en-
fermo, recluido en- SD casa, ell
dia en- que I'm testigo lie situa-
ra ordenando al dependents
lie vendiera ''licor intoxicante.'
Ell DR.. Parsons M. Garcia, que
asistia a Manuel, asi 10 decla-
r6. Otros testigos sustanciaron
ell testimonio del medico.
Sanchez sera juzgado de nue.
vo, 10 mismo que ell dueno del
cafe.
La gaceta., 1930-07-11

suerte de DIR. Estaban ALI, es-
piando al j6ven, esperanto el
momento propicio para arro-
jarse sobre el y asesinarle."
i Oh!-eXclam6 ell juez de
instruction.
-Quise correr a su encuen-
tro y prevenirle del peligro que
lie amenazaba-continu6 Luisa,
pero, como la lluvia Gaia cada
vez con mas fuerza, renunci6 a
continuar esperanto a su anna
da y Sc alej6 rapidamente. Los
dos hombres Sc precipitation de
tras de Ell, y yo, por mi parte,
les seguf corriendo. Llegu6 en-
un instante cerca de ellos, al
muelle Malaquais; estaba exte-
nuada, jadeante, sin fuerzas,
sin VOC; mi cOraz6n latia como
La gaceta., 1930-07-11

Continue listed sonora, con
TIME listed.
-Cuando sali6 de la casa
donde vive ell senior Blanchard
Sc lie ocurrio la idea de ir a es-
.perar a la senorita Leontina a
la salida del hotel de Lucerolle.
ESQ es 10 que ha dicho ell.
A las nueve Y media, a la
bora justa en- que cometian Ios
crimenes de la Gale de Lille,
llegaba 70 a la Gale de Grenelle
Saint-Germain de regreso de
un encargo de mi sonora que
me habia dado un socorro para
una pobre familia de obreros,
e iba a entrar en- ell hotel GUAM
do me encontre de repente con
ell prometido de la senorita
Blanchard que Sc paseaba pOr
La gaceta., 1930-07-11
4LTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

Bombay, India, Julio IL
Des6rdenes de I'm serio carac-
ter han tenido lugar a 10 lar
go de la explanada de Maiden,
anoche, recibiendo lesiones 60
hombres partidarios del movi-
miento de desobediencia civil.
La policia disolvi6 la nantes
taci6n que era en- simpatia con
los soldados presses en- Pesha-
war. Los nacionalistas invade.
ron la explanada desde distin-
tos lugares, cumpliendo un
plan preparado de antemano.
Habia sido prohibida la demos
TRACTION Y ALI estaban de vigi-
lancia fuerzas de policia y sol
dados.
L. -tropas inglesas estaban
a corta distancia, por 81 eran
a--sz~Fss
La gaceta., 1930-07-11

acudi6. Los asesinos habfan
desaparecido. Crei que iba a
Wolverine loca. Ne lance hacia
ell puente. Creo que iba a AFRO
jarme al Sena, cuando vi una
barca, tripulada por dos pesca-
dores, que acudia en- socorro
del desgraciado.
i C6mo!-exclam6 ell ma
gistrado-Gse ha cometido TN
crimen tan horrible y la iusti-
cia 10 ignora?
Senior juez, csc crimen no
ha sido visto mas que por mi V
los dos pescadores que han SAL
vado a la vfctima. No habia ALI
nj un guardia, nj un agente de
policfa. Yo di las gracias a los
peseadores, padre e hijo, les
recompens@ en- Ia medida de
La gaceta., 1930-07-11

Salt Lake City, Julio IL
Rios de tango barridos desde
las montanas de Wasatch por
una de las mas destructoras llu
Was que Sc recuerdan en- la
historic de Utah, cubren las
GALES de las principles ciuda-
DIES del estado Y muchos acres
de terrenos cultivados.
Sc eXtiende ell area de la
tormenta desde la Inca from
teri@t Idaho-Utah a $50 mi
Has al sur. Cinco tremendos a.
guaccros arrancaron las para
La gaceta., 1930-07-11

81 quisiera romperSe, la sangre
zumbaba en- mis- oidos. En- a
quel momen1o, la tempestad Sc
debatia en- TODD su Juror. FL
muelle, 10 mismo que las GALES,
es,aba desierto.
DE pronto, senior, a la luz de
un espantoso relampago, vi, en-
Ell puente DIES Arts, lanzarse a
los dos miserables sobre ell j6-
ven, apoderarse de el, levantar-
10 en- alto y precipitarle en- ell
RIO"
-5Qu6 mas? Gqu6 mas?-ex
clam6 ell magistrate estreme-
ciendose.
-Entonces la desesperaci6n
me hizo recuperar mis- fuerzas;
recobre la Voz y lance fuertes
gritos pidiendo socorro. Made
La gaceta., 1930-07-11

Chicago, Julio 11.-Nuevas
yic.imas ha causado ell calor en-
81 medic oeste. Ell total monta
al presente a 81 defunciones.
La ciudad de st. Luis y sus
alrededores sufri6 aver los efec
tos del intense calor.
Seis personas murieron y
once quedaron postCeaas. Lie
go cl termometro a 1913 grades.
Los fallecimientos en- Missouri
por ell calor, llegaron a IL. En-
Sikeston subio a 112.
Cast TODD Iowa esta bajo tenn
per&tura de Glen grades. En-
Marshallatown, Atlantic y
Council Bluffs lego a 104. La
muerte de una mujer en- Oma-
ha, Nebraska, hizo subir a Qua
tro ell ndmero de muertos.
Lluvias caidas en- la narte
norte de Illinois aliviaron algo
la situaci6n.
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la prision, recibiendo los sa-
cramentos de la iglesia.

Washington, Julio 11.-Vol
viendo la espalda a sus enemi-
gos pollticos, por segunda vez,
Claudius Huston ha dado su
palabra de que anunciara su
status como presidente del CO.
mite nacional del partido-des
pu6s de que termine la presen
te session del senado.
Esta fue la declaration que
hizo aver a los oficiales del co
mite nacional que habian a :
nunciado. antes de entrar en-
session, que ell asunto de su re-
nuncia seria tratado.
La gaceta., 1930-07-11

Los Angeles, Julio 11.-Ha-
rlod Bromley, de Tacoma, es-
tado de Washington, aviador
que ha perdido tres aeropla :
nos en- dos amos de preparation
para un vuelo sin parada des-
de Tacoma a Toxic, hoy tiene
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lelas de los ferrocarriles, mum
daron puebIos y cubrieron ca
minos en- algunos lugares bajo
IL pies de tango. No Sc sabe
que hayan ocurrido desgracias
pcrsonales.
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loOrarSe en- DreVe.
ST ell amor de Pedro Ricarl
fuese real, ESQ va seria una
prueba de su inocencia-dijo ell
juez.
-Su amor por la senorita
Leontina es tan profundo CO.
mo sincero-replic6 Luisa,-pe
70 81 yo no pudiese invocar
mas que csc amor me seria i'm
possible convencer a listed de
que es inOcente.