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We are now equipped to handle almost any kind of an expedi- tion anywhere, and before long we will doubtless be penetrating the Arctic for walrus and polar bear"
 MT. BragaW is president of the company with Gus Gelles, sec retary- Andy Simons is field manager and his chief aides are Henry Lucas and George Nelson. Another feature of our busi- ness which should not oe over looked said Bragaw, "is the fact that many of the hunters we have brought in have become interested in the Territory and have invested their money here. That's not only getting the bac- on but keeping it.H
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THEY ARE OFF.

The Army Signal Corps basket eers turned out enmasSe last mite in the Seward Athletic Club gymnasium, and cavorted about for a couple of hours engaging in their first workout for the coming seasons campaign From the way tn SC lands prance about the City and High school squads will have some real competition and who will emerge champions of the City league, promises to be a real issue
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NAVY CUT UNDERWAY
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4,

WASHINGTON, Nov 4, (R1- Seventeen destroyers and two mine layers comprising some 10000 tons have been stricken from the Navy register to bring down Americas Fleet within the limitations of the London Naval Treaty.
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List your labor wants with Us. we will endeavcr to secure for you the help des1red. Phone Adams 126 or ct.n at the M & w Club, Seward, Alaska
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HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW sOKEH" RECORDS at SYLvIA'S? THEY ARE WONDERFUL.

Prices on practically every bit of bakery goods have been re- duced at the Electric Bakery.
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JEWELRY ROBBERY

NEW YORK, Nov. I, (Pl Rob bers escaped with $2Oo,Oo0 worth of jewels from the offices of M. Ros- enthal and Sons after forcing the porter to telephone his employer and obtain the combination of a safe. According to the porter, the robbers gained entrance by posing as a messenger boy and the others followed.
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The Best Luncheons In Town, at the Electric Bakery.
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WATCH FOR OUR WEDNES DAY AND SATURDAY SPE- CIALS. Electric Bakery.
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SNOW SHOES AT J. L. Graef.
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NEW BLOOD NEEDED
IN SMALL CIRCUITS
Veterans Predominant in
Many of Minor Leagues.

Baseball's urgent need right now Is
sandlot material. Several minor cir
cults are putting in rookie rules and
others have increased the number Of
rockies allowed each club.
The minors never realized how
many veterans were hanging on until
l.. G. McEvoy, vice president of the
st. Louis Americans, completed sur
vey that revealed the average age of
players in Class IA and Glass A
leagues to be thirty and half years.
The average age in the National is
twenty and half, and in the
American twenty-eight and quarter.
McEvoy said that new manager
of a Texas league club submitted to
the club president list of IL players
he desired for 1880. The list showed
that every player was about to be
shunted to the minors by the majors
because they were getting old.
The Tulsa club, 40 per cent of which
Is owned by the st. Louis Browns, is
good example of youth. The Oilers
WOu luIct CuuSCSuli'C pChhdhIo, anu
every year the personnel of the club
changed In nearly every position.
Marty Berghammer, who led Tulsa
to the 1927 and 1928 pennants. and in
'27 had one of the best clubs ever to
win in the Western, took great pride
in his youngsters.
On his first trip to Omaha in 1929
Marty remarked when we went over
to the dugout to get his lineup:
swell, I've got another new team
here, another bunch of kids. Don't
know how good they really are, but
they have shown some promise and
think we'll be up there"
Marty was right. The Oilers were
up there and after the flag was just
about in the grasp Marty was pro-
NOTED to the Milwaukee club and Nick
Allen sent to Tulsa. Marty developed
the rockies and earned the promotion
which may lead to the management of
the Browns some day.
Creighton university of Omaha has
a rival of Stretch Murphy, of Purdue,
generally regarded as the best of all
basketball centers performing on col
legiate floors both in height and in
scoring SKILL" writes Francis ]. Pow
ers.
1.-The Nebraska skyscraper is Brud
Jensen, who towers feet Z inches.
He not only is clever jumper but
good floor man and keen performer
around the bank boards. Jensen is
rather unique in college basketball.
He had no high school experience in
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-02-07

GFdCeIuI SnOui. your name, CdE,
ders of Blanche. that would indicate
an army of dream,
or the dream army. You certainly do
give the impression of an army, when
you put forth the strength Of your
dignity.
Tall and graceful, with beautifully
nodded shoulders, almost soldierly In
aspect and carriage, you will find that
dignity is your strongest asset.
Some of the ancient syllables
formed of the letters in your name
indicate the word hand. When you
do choose to help anyone, you can
do so with a mighty hand.
Access to important people, by way
of your dignity, ought to be quite
feasible to you.
A peculiar weakness which / am
sure you will overcome is sort Of
blankness which comes over you in
the attempt to be dignified. You must
avoid any tendency toward "cold.
fishy stare" or any inclination to
freeze up the other person, who may
be inferior to you.
am sure you will see the need of
being gracious. Blanche, and will
know how to do this without losing
any of the value of your dignity.
Taking the separate letters of your
name, the B indicates tactfulness and
diplomacy; the L shows expressive
ness and ability to handle crowd !;
the A gives you prominence and lead
ership; the N develops liveliness and
the ability TO manage long Journeys;
the c finds commercial value in your
power to express; Fl inclines to sue
cessful management of money; while
the e broadens your view of the world
and it's society.
Blanche Bates, great actress in
her time, and Blanche Sweet Of more
modern attainment, exemplify these
things.
e. $780, Western Newspaper Union.)
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the game, but made the Creighton
team as sophomore and now is fin
ishing his college career in whirlwind
style. Last season he scored 1873
points and was one of the dead-eye
shots of the Missouri valley"
Charley O'Leary, who has been the
Man Friday for Miller Higgins ever
since the latter became manager of
the Yankees and who is going back
now to work for Bob Shawkey since
Higgins death. doesn't think for
minute the Athletics will run off with
the next A. L. pennant. Charley was
having lunch the other day with
DOME Bush who once took the short
stop job away from him in Detroit.
'Take that pitching staff away, and
the AS haven't thing" was the first
thing Charley said about the worlds
champs. Three or four fellows. aside
from the pitchers, played ball last
year as they never played before" he
added. "Of course. pitching means a
lot, but If one Of those good ones fall
tiers this year, some other club will
knock those fellows off. l don't think
they'll repeat. SEQ If I'm not right"
Ty Cobb entertains guests at his
home in Augusta, Ca, with movies of
European scenes taken on a trip
abroad.
In his % ring encounters, Larry
big Boy" Rawson. youthful heavy
weight Of Dorchester, Mass, has
scored % kayoes. He is the heaviest
hitter. 1t is said, since Boston pro-
duced the famous John L. Sullivan.
Eventually, no doubt, the national
hockey authorities will stop expert
menting and professional hockey will
then settle down to a permanent set
of rules. At least everyone interested
In the game will join in the hope this
will happen.
The basic idea of the new rules
Judgment upon which has been de-
layed pending the final settlement of
official minds. is good. 1t does away
with four-fifths of the whistling for
face-offs which spectators so openly
detested and. besides. the new stipu
lations eliminate some of the grosser
forms of checking. and have taught
hockey players something they never
knew before-how to cover their men
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Gem. Must Be Polished

Diamonds as they come from the
ground have approximately the same
color as when they are cut, except that
they are rough and do not have pol
ished surface, although some are un-
usually smooth. They generally have
greasy look, like pieces of glass COW
cred with vaseline. To give them their
characteristic appearance it is always
necessary to cut them into the proper
shape.
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High Cost of carele..ne.s

Carelessness on the part of letter
writers gives much additional labor
and expense to the government mas
much as 2O0,0OO,OOO letters are given
directory service" annually; 25.0OO.-
600 of this total are found to be I'M
deliverable and eventually are sent to
the dead letter office.
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Appropriately Named

The Pictorial Review was named by
William Paul Ahnelt, organizer and
president of the company. Mr.. Ahnelt
had planned sort of review with lots
of pictures, hence the name Pictorial
Review.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-02-07
How to Walk

One of the most common means of
distorting the feet is to walk with the
toes turned outward. Practically all
people who "toe out" are on the road
to trouble.-Farm and Fireside.
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bldnCIle. AL all
cient meaning of
your name signi-
fies white, as does
the more modern
Spanish "blanco."
But l like to
think Of you in the
meaning Of an old
word made from
the latter part of
your name, CHE,
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Theirs, Philosophx

Speaking Of death, Theirs said on
one occasion: 81 know shall die,
but I don't believe it."-American
Magazine.
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guished group of citizens
from every part of the United States,
with himself as. ex officio chairman,
known as the United States Commits
sion for the Celebration of the Birth
of George Washington to prepare a
plan.
Since that time the commission has
been considering some forty different
suggestions for the nationwide cele-
bration but the only plan that has thus
far been definitely adopted is that for
the systematic publication of works by
and about Washington. This plan was
drawn up by DR.. Albert Bushnell Hart,
professor Of history at Harvard uni
versity and historian of the commits
sion.
The plan in detail calls for the fol-
lowing publications:
1. George Washington (Reading
With Purpose), written by Doctor
Hart, and recently issued by the COM
mission, to be circulated by the COM
mission in quantities.
2. Select reading lists on George
Washington. A proposed search of
best books on Washington, intended
to stimulate purchase of Washington
books by individuals and school and
other libraries, such lists to be circu-
lated by the commission, especially to
schools.
3. A George Washington map. A
siZeable wall map on paper or cloth
costing in quantities about 10 cents
each, to be sent free by the commits
sion to any school room asking for it,
as a means of bringing the commission
and its work home to hundreds Of
thousands of school children and their
elders.
4. Writings of George Washington.
A defnitive edition to be edited by ].
G. Fitzpatrick, editor of Washington
diaries. There are to be three edi-
lions, a Mount Vernon edition de luxe,
a Capitol edition, exclusively for men,
bers of congress and high executive
and judicial officials in office I'm 1927,
and popular edition. Volumes to
be sold in complete sets of twenty vol
umes or In chronological groups of
three to five volumes.
8. A George Washington series. 1t
will be made up of about fifteen vol
umes of various sizes pertaining to
George Washington, depicting Wash
ington as a western man; Washing
ton as a soldier; Washington as an
engineer; the boy Washington, etc. To
be published in complete limited edi-
fion and also in regular edition, each
volume purchaseable separately. To
be written by experts in the several
fields and edited by the historian.
6. A George Washington atlas. 1t
will include detailed maps Of all re-
gions in which Washington lived and
Travelled, and all his military CAM
paigns, making possible the location
of every place Washington is known
TO have inhabited or visited; every
place or estate in England owned or
occupied by ancestors of George Wash
ington; every house that can now be
identified In which he stayed; all his
real estate and lands wherever stu
ated.
Ii was early decided that. the 1882
celebration was NOT 10 he d material
expression of the Importance Of the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-02-07

The queen bee has 5000 eyes-al-
most as many as a lady who keeps
track Of the neighborhood doings.-
New York Telegram.
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Smaller the town. the more ice
cream you get for ten cents.
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Don't waste time arguing with peo-
pie who don't care.
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Children will fret, often for no
apparent reason. But there's al
ways one sure way to comfort a
restless, fretful child. Castoria I
Harmless as the recipe on the
wrapper; mild and bland as it
tastes. But its gentle action
soothes a youngster more surely
than some powerful medicine
that is meant for the stronger
systems of adults.
That's the beauty of this special
children's remedy! It may be
given the tiniest infant-as often
as there is any need. In cases of
collie, diarrhea, or similar disturb
ance, it is invaluable. But it has
everyday uses all mothers should
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-02-07

Dignity is admirable. Those who
haven't it make fun of it.
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Blanche
Betty's Cute
Little Nose.

"White was her skin and fair to
look upon," must have meant you.
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Those who are quick in deciding are
in danger of being mistaken. -SOphO-
cles (496-406 B. c.. "Oedipus Tyran-
NUS"
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understand. A coated tongue calls
for few drops to ward off consti-
patton; so does any suggestion of
bad breath. Whenever children
don't eat well, don't rest well, or
have any little upset-this pure
vegetable preparation is usually
all that's needed to set everything
to rights. Genuine Castoria has
Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on
the wrapper. Doctors prescribe it.
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Analysing
| ...YOU...
With the New Science Of Syllabics
By G.. j. COFFMAN |
Dean of All the Enumerators
Betty

If puns were allowable, we might
say we could bet on Betty. At any
rate. you seem al
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When the Office seeks the man there
is nothing in it.
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say we could bet on Betty. AT any
rate, you seem al
ways to be there, M.
when anything is &SA
going on. ~ ~
And this, too, is ~
because you are j.
not only invited, NJ H.
but your presence III III
is demanded. Pop S4~< 81
ularity should be
your strong point, ~
as 1t certainly is Re++v,s Cute
natural to you. ittI. Nose
This popularity
can be enhanced through the express
siveness of your eyes or your cute lit
tie nose. You are one of those per-
sons who can get more expression In
the wrinkling of your nose, than lots
of people can get in their whole face.
Among the old fellows who used to
boss Egypt, the word EFT meant tim
Der or tree. / mention this merely to
indicate how solid and dependable
you really are under the surface.
Sometimes people enjoy your COM
pany so much. with your light-heart-
ed gaiety, that they might not give
you credit for the stability which is
really yours. Indeed, you may be I'M
aware of 1t yourself, until some great
issue brings 1t out.
The two Betty's of motion pictures
Betty Compson and Betty Blythe,
both illustrate what mean. They
seem to take life happily, lightly, and
yet have the stability that must be
back of every person who accom-
plishes the big things Of life.
So play your piano, read your nov
els, but hold yourself in readiness for
the one big chance, your real business
in life.
BY basing your career ON the dra-
matte. or possibly the literary, feel
sure you will make no mistake.
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BY ELMO SCOTT WATSON

the event itself
is yet two years away,
preparations are going for
ward rapidly for making
the two-hundredth anniver-
sary celebration of Wash
ington's birthday the great
est event of it's kind ever
held In this country. Six
years ago President Cool
idge appointed a distin-
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Jars ana TUBES
To Mothers /.
MiisferOIe is also
made il, s'1iIdef
form for babies
and small chill
drefi. AskforChl-
dren's Mflsfer0je.
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heipfui ingredients
penetrates and slim
uIates blood circula-
ton and helps to
draw out infection
and pain. But relief
is surprisingly COM
pletes natural and
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growing
of
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safe when this soothing, cooling, healing
ointment is applied generously to the
affected area once every hour for five
hours. Used by millions for over 20
years. Recommended by many doctors
and nurses. Keep Musterole handy,
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Why pay big rents or tie up money in high
priced land while in Canada millions of acres
virgin prairie close to railways awaiting
settlement can be bought from SIS. to 5000
an acre, with long terms of payment if de-
sired? Free Government homesteads in the
newer districts; good improved or unim.
proved farms in all provinces at low prices
Excellent climate, highest quality produce.
good markets, low freight rates, low taxes.
Fastest growing country m the world. Grain
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DISTRESSING muscular lumbago,
IL soreness and stiffness-generally
respond pleasantly to good old Mus
terole. Working Like the trained hands
of masseur, this famous blend of oil Of
mustard, camphor, menthol and other
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
TEXAS ESCOGERA HOY EN-
TIRE INA" FERGUSON Y
STERLING

Dallas, Texas, Agosto %
Los electores dem6cratas esco-
geran hoy entire MA" Fergu-
son y Ross S. Sterling para la
nomination de gobernador del
estado.
La campana en- las segundas
primarias ha sido durisima, di-
rigiendo la propaganda de la
candidatura de su mujer ell ex
gobernador James E. Fergu-
son.
MA" Ferguson ha prometi-
do que perdonara a todos los
que cumplan condena por VIC
lar la ley SEGA, 81 es electa. Es-
to devolveria su libertad a mas
de 1000 personals.
En- uno de sus discursos Fer
guson ofreci6 "dos gobernado-
res por ell precio de uno."
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
TEATRO CASINO

Volvera hoy a la pantalla
"Buenas Intenciones," bellisi-
ma production de la Fox Mo
vietone, en- la cual Sc distin-
guen Edmund Lowe y Margue-
rite Churchill.
Impresionantes son los efec-
tos dramaticos de esta produc-
ci6n.
Ell, un ladr6n international,
Sc enamor6 de una preciosa
muchacha, que corresponds a
su afecto.
Comenzara manana a exhi
birse la sensational production
Gel Rey Vagabundo," estando
los principles papeles a car
go de Dennins King, jeanette
Macdonald, Lillian Roth, War
ner GLAND, Arthur Stone y
Thomas Ricketts,.
Fue adaptada la cinta de la
bonita novela Isl yo fuera Rey
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
ESTA NOCHE CELEBRARA
JUNTA GENERAL EXTRA
ORDINARIA Ell GREMIO DE


Hoy sabado, a las 7 p. M,
Sc reunira la Union de Reza-
gadores en- junta general ex-
traordinaria, zen ell local de
costumbre."
Todos los obreros de esta ra
ma de la industrial han sido CT
tados por ell secretario de su
organization y esperase que
todos concurran.
Va a informar la comision
que Sc entrevistara con los fa-
bricantes.
Entire los rezagadores Sc no,
taba alguna agitacion en- la
manana de hoy.
FL hecho de que Sc haya con
vocado a la junta general de.
muestra que los directories de
la Union quieren recoger ell cri
terio de la mayoria de sus com
paneros y proceder en- conso,
nancia.
Los rezagadores habian to.
mado ell acuerdo de dar pode.
res al presidente y la directive
para tomar cualquier actitud
que estimaran convenience, sir
necesidad de lamar de nuevo
a junta general.
Presidira la asamblea de hoy
ell obrero Jesus Case.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

Habana, Agosto 23.-Los pc
riodicos publican declaracio-
mes hechas en- Washington POI
el s~ecretario de hacienda, Mr.
Mellon, revelando que por me-
dio de I'm Representative de los
manufacturers cubanos, que
resldira en- jacksonville, Sc pc,
dram pagan los derechos del ia
baco que Sc mande por bultos
postales y asi evitar disgustos
III consumidor. FL convenio ha
lido va aprobado por las auto,
ridades americanas y cubanas
lei servicio de correos.
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HA PEDIDO UN RECIBI
DOR PARA LA CORPORA
CION DE LOS
WARNER

New York, Agosto 23.-Ac-
ci6n pidiendo un recibidor con
ira la Warner Bros. Pictures,
Inc, que Sc venia pronostican-
do de8de el jueves, Sc present6
aver en- Wilmington, Del. r.
! Nelson, de Boston, que tiene
300 acciOnes de la Warner, es
ell reclamante.
Dice Nelson que la admins
TRACTION es mala y que precios
excesivos Sc han pagado por
teatros y bienes de otra clase.
Tambi6n Sc dirige ell procedi-
miento contra la Renwar, Inc,
una compahia que ha compra-
do los teatros y sitios y los han
vendido a los hermanos War
ner.
Harry M. Warner, presiden
te de la Warner Bros, Inc,
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
Sc MUEVE HACIA Ell NOR
TIE Ell TEMPORAL DEL
ATLANTIC O

Washington, Agosto 23.-Se
ha expedido por la oficina de
meteorological ell siguiente avi-
so: Sc ha ordenado a las 10 a.
m. zanzibar las sehales de tenn
poral al noroeste de Sandy
Hook hasta Nantucket y las del
noreste ponerlas desde Nantu-
cket a Easport, Me. La pertur-
baci6n esta a 100 millas de
Rhode Island y sc mueve al nor
te-noreste, con creciente inten-
sidad. Fuertes vientos del nor
tie Sc aguardan esta tarde o no
che entire Block Island y Port
land, esperandose que aumen-
ten en- intensidad hasta llegar a
la fuerza de galerna entire Port
y PASSPORT.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Agosto 23.-Se e.
fectu6 aver ell entierro de Abel
Linares, figura prominente de
los deportes, que durante mu,
chos amos fuera ell empresario
de mas relieve en- los circulos
de la pelota.
Miles de personals concurrie-
ron a los funeraleS, figurando
EN- primera Inca viejos y nue.
vos peloteroS, cronistas Y per
sonalidades de la politica y la
alta sociedad.
Su tumba, en- ell cementerio
de Colon, qued6 bajo una mon
tana de flores.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
EL PALS ESTA PAGANDO
POR SUS ERRORES

Delhi, New York, Agosto %
En- un discurso pronunciado
lqui en- la noche de aver, ell
gobernador del estado, Fran :
Kiln D.. Roosevelt, manifesto
Iue ell pals esta pagando aho-
a por los errores cometidos al
:olocar su economic sobre ba-
es anti-cientificas G inconve-
lientes a los negocios. Con es-
0 quiso referirse a algunas per
onas de alta posicion que ha-
e un aho dieron a entender
lue NADIA ocurrira a la pros
Jeridad.
"Una de las razones por las
cuales esta ell pals atravesando
una crisis economical es que al
gunas personals pensaron que
elias habian descubierto una
nueVa ley, que la vieja ley de
la oferta y la demanda podia
ser desechada.
Ellos pensaron que podia.
mos seguir aumentando la pro
ducci6n y asi hacernos mas ri.
cos en- un POGO de tiempo-pa-
gando altos salaries a TODD ell
mundo y prosiguiendo las cam
pahas de venta a toda veloci-
dad. Sc dijo que debfamos te-
ner dos automobiles en- lugar
de uno y luego yo supuse que
ell pr6Ximo paso seria recomen
dar un0 para cada miembr0 de
la familia, incluyendo ell rorro.