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Jewels give the perfect touch to the latest eve
ming gowns
Left-On this scuptural white gown, Patou places
a "double-clp" buckle of diamonds and accents the
sumpousness by adding the latest jewelry creation,
the "craYat necklace"
This one upper center) has a large emerald for
the center of the cravat combined with emerald cut
diamonds. Below it is the double clip, also of en-
eralds and diamonds
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Give Benefit Affair

Capitol City No. 176, Protective
Home Circle, will entertain with a
benefit card party and dance at
Woodmen's hall, 322 East New York
street, Friday night.
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Meetipo Slated

Alvin T Hovey, W. R. c.. viii meet
at 2.S0 Friday afternoon at F.
Friendly. 512 North Illinois street.
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Boy Magician EntertaiMs
zeta chapter, Pi Omicron sorority,
met at the Y. w. G. A. Wednesday
night. Billy Steinmetz, the boy
magician, entertained the group.
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ways use Lux Toilet Soap. 1t keeps
my skin perfectly smooth"
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Chapter Will Meet
Alpha chapter, XI Delta XII
sorority, will meet Friday night at
the home of Mrs. Kyle Rerder, 65
South fremont street.
The daily worker., 1930-10-18
SHOCK BRIGADES FETE
SUCCESS OF End YEAR

MOSCOW.-On the eve of the
shock brigade congress in the Soviet
Union the Moscow workers gath
cred in the factories to discuss the
balance of the second year of the
Five-Year Plan. Reports were
given from the various factories
concerning the work achieved and
the work to be performed in the
third year of the plan.
Moscow is decorated and illumi-
mated and there is general holiday
spirit abroad. The second year of
the plan proved the correctness of
the general policy of the Commu-
mist Party. In the first 10 months
of the second year socialist large
scale industry increased it's produc-
tion by 27 per cent. In the remain
ing period the backward factories
and works must catch up and the
aim Of 80 per cent increase must be
reached and passed. The slogan of
the factory workers is: The Five
Year Plan in Four Yearsl
The daily worker., 1930-10-18
PULLMAN PORTERS CHARGE PHILLIP RANDOLPH RlFLED Fun
NESSIN HELD ON
riot" CHARGE
Red Rally, Oct. 21st to
Carry On Fight
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Defense secured his release yester-
day.
Nessin, his head and eyes so
lacerated by police clubs and heavy
shoes that he can hardly see, suf-
fers internal pains.
1t is admitted by physicians that
this may indicate fatal internal in
juries. If he dies, his murder lies
squarely on the head of Mayor
Walker and the Tammany board of
estimates, 5who ordered him beaten
up because they were so enraged
by Nessin's frank declaration that
less must be spent for graft and
some fo the billion dollar Tammany
budget given to the jobless to save
their lives. Nessin is secretary of
the Councils of the Unemployed.
Unprecedented Autocracy.
The clubbing down, torture and
arrest, of delegation or of any in
dividual who cares to appear to dis
cuss the budget at a government
open hearing has hitherto been un-
heard of in America, and is COM
parable only to what might have
happened in Czarist Russia or in
the Middle Ages.
This act of brutal tyranny was
reserved for representatives of the
unemployed, and was performed by
one of the most corrupt political ad-
ministrations that ever existed, by
public officials engaged in handing
out their henchmen from the city
treasury enormous sums, and de-
termined to swill along on their self
increased salaries, give an additional
| $7,000,000 OF their thugs in police
uniforms, turn over 100000 to
their banker allies, and starve 800,-
900 unemployed to death if need be
to protect their own graft.
Plot to Suppress.
Tammany feels so much the eff
feet of Nssin's charges, in spite of a
newspaper conspiracy to hide them,
and is so enraged at the demands
of the starving jobless for relief,
that all sorts of veiled threats to
suppress all workers meetings are
being made. Yesterdays afternoon
capitalist papers carry displayed
such statements as: at is believed" !"
or prominent city officials who do
not wish to be named" say, "this
is the end in New York of official
tolerance of Communists" etc. The
Evening World carries headline:
"Officials Prepare to End City Wide
Red Outbreaks" which would seem
to indicate preparations to suppress
Communist election campaign meet
ings. The Communist Party will
continue the meetings according to
schedule.
The daily worker., 1930-10-18
Rail Union Fakers in
Germany Agree to Cut
of Wages for Workers

BERLIN Q.P.S).-In order to
avoid dismissals the directorial
board of the German State Rail-
ways and the leaders of the Rail-
waymen's Unions have agreed that
working hours shall be reduced from
9 to hours a day on the railways
and from 81 to hours a day in
the repair shops with correspond
ingly less pay. Should dismissals
nevertheless become necessary, the
directorial board will count on the
trade unions to agree without
trouble. The social democratic
"Worwaerts" tries to represent this
arrangement as a great victory for
proletarian solidarity under the
leadership of the trade union lead
ers. 1t is however already an
nounced that in the spring dismiss
sails will have to take place. The
union leaders who have agreed to
shorter hours without correspond
ing wage increases, will also agree
to the dismissals. The revolutions
ary trade union opposition is work.
ing to organize the resistance Of the
railwaymen to these compacts be-
tween the trade union leaders and
the employers.
The daily worker., 1930-10-18

rent. Case III. Landlord, R.
Costuma.
From the Poorest Tenements.
J. Gariva, IS Eldridge St., evicted
by Panken April ID, 1924, for only
SIT rent. Case No. 11S0. Land
lord, L. Cotton.
J. Ottie, evicted by Panken from
180 Ludlow ST., March 18, 1924, for
s24 rent. Case No. 1195. Land
lord, M. Cox.
J. Spearman, evicted by Pankel.
from ~ Hester St., March 26, 1924,
for failure to pay a mere S13 rent.
Case 1920. Landlord East End
Construction Co.
J. Thomasso, evicted by Judge
Panken from 410 E. 11th St., March
10, 1924, for failure to pay $1s rent
to landlord C. A. Farnola. Case
No. 1888.
So we might go on for pages and
pages, detailing the crimes against
the working class of the poorest
East Side tenements by this $50
cialist" judge, Jacob Panken. This
is how they "help the unemployed!
The Communists demand free rent
to all iobless until adequate unem-
ployment insurance is provided by
Congress. Vote Communist
The daily worker., 1930-10-18
FAKER ROBS FUND DONATED
TO PROSECUTE LYNCHERS
OF WILKINS, NEGRO WORKER
Randolph Has Been Exposed by Communists
as Misleader and Soft-P Peddling on Lynching
Had Solomon Harper Arrested and jailed for
Showing Him Up Before the Workers
By CYRIL BRIGGS.

Charging the faker and misleader, A. Philip Randolph,
with dspang in oy rides the fund of 81 900 raised
through donations from Pullman Porers and other workers
for the prosecution of the ynchers of H. Wilkins pullman
porter who found hanging from tree in Georgia last
The daily worker., 1930-10-18
FasClsts Make
Move to Seize
Austrian Govt

VIENNA, (IPS).-Vaugoin has
now formed a minority government
with himself as prime minister and
We minister, Seipel as foreign
minister, the fascist Heimwehr lead
er Prince Starhemberg as minister
of the interior, and the fascist
Heimwehr man, DIR. Hueber, as
minister of justice. Starhemberg's
personality offers sufficient infor-
nation concerning the character and
the policy of the new government.
Starhemberg is one of the richest
landowners in Austria and a pas
sionate monarchist. He took part
in 49, Hitler beer-cellar putsch in
Munich in 1923 and is still men,
ber of the Hitler Party. AS men,
Der of the Oberland Bund Starhem-
berg took a prominent part in the
slaughter of workers in Upper
Silesia after the war.
The Austrian Communist Party is
faced with a difficult task. 1t is
the only real anti-fascist force
which exists in Austria. The social
democratic leaders will rat at the
first opportunity as they have al
ways done. 1t is the task of the
Austrian Communists to rally the
social democratic, Communist ant
non-Party workers in a real fight
ing block against fascism. The
Austrian Communist Party mus
lead a fight for a Soviet Austria ir
close relation to the daily struggles
and needs of the workers, against
fascism and against Austro- Marx
ism which is the pacemaker of fas-
cism.
The daily worker., 1930-10-18
Workers See
Advance OF
5-Yeay Plan

MOSCOW.-The delegations of
Scandinavian, Islandic, Polish and
German workers to the congress of
the Red International Of Labor
Unions have published a joint dec
laration containing, inter ALA, the
following:
at is necessary to see at first
hand the process of industrialization
in the Soviet Union in order to
grasp the full significance of the
Five-Year Plan. The Soviet Union
is the scene of tremendous construc-
tive work. The Soviet farms and
the collective agricultural under
takings are also developing splen-
didly and the standard Of living of
the workers is improving. The re-
ports of the capitalists and their
social fascist lackeys concerning the
situation in the Soviet Union are
insolent lies. The development Of
the Soviet Union under the dictator
ship of the proletariat and the atti-
tude of the social fascists towards
it exposes the real nature Of these
agents of capitalism and proves
that they do not want socialism. AS
result Of our experiences in the
Wet Union we shall return to our
untries with renewed strength
II enthusiasm in order to carry
It the decisions of the Fifth World
congress of the R.I.L.U., to win the
majority of the proletariat, to or
ganize economic and political
struggles and to lead the working
masses in the fight for the over
throw Of capitalism
The daily worker., 1930-10-18
Socialist Judge
Panken Evicted
Many Workers
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Which was perfectly true, but did
no good and merecovered up the
guilt of the whole fake "socialist"
party. Flat was due to get another
lesson on this.
Goldowsky arranged so-called
"court of honor" all of Forward
people, and Flat thought that here,
at least, he was going to get salts
faction that the anti-working class
action of Panken would be condemn
ed by the Socialists" generally. But
Max Pine as chairman wouldn't even
let Flat get the floor. And when
Flat appealed the whole rotten case
to Abe Cahan, the big shot of the
socialist" party, Cahan threatened
to throw him downstairs!
Thus Panken, unexposed and even
protected by the Socialist" party,
went on evicting poor workers from
their East Side tenements at the
petition of grasping landlords. No
Republican or Democratic judge
could be worse. In proof of the
wholesale character of this afro
cious attack on the workers, we give
just a few of the cases, selected at
random:
A Few Among Thousands
M. Stein, 5O6 E. 5th St., evicted
Sept. Is, 1924, by Judge Panken,
for failure to pay $40 rent. Case
No. 302. The landlord was J. c.
Kaiser.
]. Greenberg, evicted by Judge
Panken, March 13, 1924, for failure
to pay $40 rent, Case No. 739. The
landlord was Rabinowitz.
C. Skhilbaer, 46 First St., evicted
by Judge Panken's order, Oct. %,
1924, for failure to pay $24 rent.
Case No. 5742. Landlord, M. Gilstro.
J. Dudley, $40 Cherry St., evicted
by Panken's order, March 27, 1924,
for failure to pay $26 rent. Case No.
1105. Landlord, The Apple Realty
Company.
D. Levy, evicted by Judge Pan
ken's order from ID Suffolk ST.,
April 80, 1924, for failure to pay $50
rent. Case No. 1109. Landlord,
The Auser Realty Co.
]. Manicki, 191 Elizabeth Street,
evicted by Judge Panken March 10,
1924, or failure to pay only $12 rent.
Case No. 1143. Landlord, Beers.
Panken ordered the eviction of a
worker named Guditor, from 1886
Bleeker ST., on May 7, 1924, for fail
ure to pay a lousy $40 rent. Case
No. 1859. Landlord, Bergoin.
]. Salentino, evicted by Panken
from 16 First Ave, March IA, 1924,
for owing SIS rent to the Abra
Realty Co. Case No. 1116.
J. Baardsen, thrown into the
street by Panken's order from 140
w. 3rd ST., for $25 rent, the same
day as Salentino, to help the same
Abra Realty Co. Case No. 1118.
j. Dec, $40 E. 9th St., evicted by
Panken March 25, 1924, for $2s
rent. Case No. 113s. Landlord,
Bliss Realty Co.
J. Valino, 1874 Ludlow St., evicted
by Panken March II, 1924, for $50
The daily worker., 1930-10-18

April, groups of angry mem
bers of the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters, New
York Division, have invaded
the private office of Randolph
during the past week demand
ing an accounting.
Randolph who is president Of the
Brotherhood and in that capacity
betraying the strike struggles Of the
Pullman Porters and turning over
the organization to the treacherous
bureaucrats of the A. F. of L., is
charged with using practically the
entire fund, spending at lesat 5000
of it for the recent joyride to the
packed st. Louis convention of the
Brotherhood's self-elected delegates
where no other business was trans
acted except the ousting of former
fellow rascal, Roy Lancaster, whose
usefulness to the Randolph clique
had ended with his exposure as
a faker before the workers.
Randolph and Lancaster are the
officials who called in police to beat
up and arrest Solomon Harper for
rising in a meeting of the Pullman
Porters and exposing the tactics of
the leadership in soft-peddling the
protest against the brutal lynching
of Wilkins. Harper at that time,
Just few days after the lynching,
thoroughly exposed Randolph, Lam
caster and the other misleaders as
trying to protest instead of prose-
cute the lynchers. For this, the
takers had him arrested and beaten
up by Tammany police, and even
went to the extent Of appearing in
court to prosecute him and send him
to Jail in savage vengeance for his
exposure of their crime against the
Negro masses.
Spokesman for the angry workers
are severely criticizing Randolph for
his habitual laxity and temporizing,
pointing out that he is nothing but
a messenger boy tool for the A. F.
Of L. bureaucrats into whose hostile
hands he betrayed the organization
helping President Green of the
A. F. of L., to strangle the strike
struggle which at that time had an
excellent chance of success-as even
Randolph admitted.
The Pullman Porters should
understand that it is not enough to
expose Randolph. These exploited
and betrayed workers must organ
ize to kick out the traitors and re-
organize their ranks along militant
lines of struggle. The only trade
union center which is carrying on a
militant fight for all workers, and
Is fighting against Negro oppres-
sion, lynching discrimination on the
job, etc., is the Trade Union Unity
League, with which is affiliated all
the truly militant unions in this
country. Pullman Porters! Kick
out the traitors! Affiliate with the
Trade Union Unity League! Join
the real struggle against wage-cuts
lynching, unemployment, imperial.
list wars! And demonstrate your
hostility against bosses lynching
terror by voting Communist or
November d!
The daily worker., 1930-10-18

Mayor Walkers hypocritical
show of. anger when he heard him
self called a CRATER is laughable,
considering that graft seems to
+ be both ahabit and business with
his entire family. Mayor Walkers
father. William H., was formerly
superintendent of public buildings
and offices. While superintend-
ent, he organized dummy con-
The daily worker., 1930-10-18

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were offering half of all net profits
over 8 per cent, a difference which
would ultimately amount to milli-
The daily worker., 1930-10-18
Finds Truth in Daily

"Find check for SO. / am one
of 100000 workers looking for
job, but l have to leave the
Daily Worker to find the truth
about the workers conditions in
the country" Geo. J. Rako, Cleve-
land, Ohio. READERS! BUILD
HOUSE TO HOUSE ROUTES.
La gaceta., 1930-05-23
TEATRO CASINO
Vale.

Dolores Costello, que ha des-.
empehado tantos differences pa
peles en- su breve y brillante ca
rrera, es la protagonista de Sc
cond Choice, la notable produc
ci6n que hoy Sc exhibira en- este
teatrO.
Ella caracteriza la muchacha
moderna; pero en- realidad es 10
mismo Que las muchachas de to-
das las edades.
Sc ASA co mel hombre que no
era para ella y empieza una que
IRA de amor, de colosales pro-
porciones.
Tn drama con escenas de in
tensa emoci6n.
Tambien figuran en- ell repair
to Jack Mulhall, Chester Morris
Edna Murphy, Charlotte Me
rrian, Ethlyne Clair, Jimmy
Clemmons, Edward Martindel,
Henry Stockbridge y Anna
Chance.
La gaceta., 1930-05-23

Nos ~satiSface dar la noticia
de que ell Comite de Auxilios
a los tabaqueros sin trabajo ha
decidido no presentar su re
nuncia y continuara desempe.
nando su noble Y humanitaria
labor.
Ese Comit6 de Auxilios esta
compuesto por hombres de
honfadez probada, que estu-
vieron a punto de renunciar, in
dignados, por frases duras c
injustas que en- su contra sc
vertieron.
La pol6mica ha sido termi-
NADIA y todos los que en- ella Sc
vieron envueltos Sc muestran
satisfechos.
Vamos a congratular al Co.
mite Y a los pobres sin trabajo.
All Comite por haber retira-
do su renuncia.
A los obreros sin trabajo por
que de haber ell Comite man
,tenido su actitud, la coIecta Sc
manal hubiese recibido un gol-
pc de muerte.
La gaceta., 1930-05-23
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

dedieado a elogiar la persona
lidad de Machado, agradecien-
do a este ell favr de pagarles el
viaje a Tampa.
Ahora nos llega una conf
sion de j0venes eXilados, pro-
cedente de New York, Y con
ella no trae fraseS de encomio
para Machado.
Los viejos vinieron a elogiar
al presidente, hace pocos me-
ses, Y ahora llegan los jovenes
a presentarlo como Dictator y
como enemigo de las libertades
que ell pueblo cubano supiera
conquiStar.
iOjala que los viejos no re-
tornen 81 han de venir con la
adulaci6n y no con la verdad!
iRecibamos con simpatia y
carino a estos j6venes cubanos,
cast ninos, que marchan a la
vanguardia de la lueha por de-
volver a Cuba los derechos que
Machado lie ha quitado.
La gaceta., 1930-05-23

Nadie puede dudar de que
.se han hecho inscripciones fall
sas; pero su n1mero es menor,
mucho menor, a las hechas en-
otras pasadas elecciones.
Los "protestantes" no protes
ten por b0ndad.
En- los 1ltimos IL amos las
dnicas elecciones relativamen-
tie honradas que sc verificaron
en- Ybor, fueron las de la Car
ia.
Y sus "bravitas" Sc lie die
ron a Pat, en- Ybor y w. Tam
pa. no obstante haber el nom
brado un comite electoral de
personals no adictas a la pre-
sente administration.
La gaceta., 1930-05-23

ia mis- pasos por otros sitios
que merezcan ser visitados. \
Hasta la otra, mi Querido "a
migo Manteiga.
Siempre suyo,
DIR. M. Sueiras MiraIIes.
Nota Bene.-Me ACADIA de LA
mar p0r telefono ell Sr. Consul
de Espaha, quien me promote
una audiencia para yer al Pa
pa. Estas audiencias sc van ha-
ciendo cada dia mas dificiles,
pues Sc prodigaban demasiado.
Sc restringieron desde que los
artistas Mary Pickford y su es-
poso, Douglas Fairbanks, a los
cuales ell Papa concedi6 una au
diencia, no Sc prestaron a la
rigurosa etiqueta y ceremonial
palatino que es de rigor en- es-
tos casos, 10 que constituy6 una
irreverencia notable.
Vale.
La gaceta., 1930-05-23

Tres j6venes, Eduardo R.
Chibas, Enrique de la Osa y
Armando Agramonte, vista
ron esta reduction en- la tarde
de hoy.
Son tres estudiantes. cuba
nos, tres rebeldes, tres incon-
formes con la dictadura del
Oral. Gerardo Machado.
Ninguno ha pasado de los
81 amos y va luchan, desterra-
dos de la terra donde nacie :
ran, para derribar la tirania
del "egregio."
AQui los recibimos con los
brazos abiertos, como acostum
bramoS a recibir a todoS los
hombres que saben combatir y
hasta sacrificarSe por mobiles
ideales.
Chibas estudiaba medicinal V
tuvo que marcharse de Cuba,
aplaZando sus estudios para
cuando la libertad renazca en-
la isla armada.
De La Osa dirigia la revista
"Atuey" y tambien tuvo que
salir de la patria, amenazado
y acosado.
Armando Agramonte estu-
diaba medicina Y era amigo y
companero de Julio Antonio
Mella.
Con ell joven estudiante que
amaba a los humildes Y era a
mado de estos, pas6 varios me-
ses en- MEXICO.
Vienen a exponer a los GU
.banos de Tampa 10 que para la
libertad significa ell gobierno
de Machado.
Nosotros les hemos dicho
que aborrecemos la Dictadura
y que desde las Columns de
La Gaceta hemos criticado los
errOres y hasta los delitos del
actual presidente de Cuba.
iBienvenidos sean los j6ve-
mes patriotas y cuenten con no
sotros para su hermosa labor
de propaganda!
La gaceta., 1930-05-23

Los que aver inscribian a los
muertos y enganaban al pue-
bio, hoy, que no pueden hacer-
10, reclaman "honradez cleo
toral."
Los que en- epoca no lejana
Sc burlaron de un acuerdo del
ayuntamiento, poniendo en- las
mesas a los hombres encarga-
dos de dar la "'brava," hoy sc
presentan como campeones de
la moral electoral.
liza vida da lecciones ash!
La gaceta., 1930-05-23
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana. Mayo 23.-Continda
actuando ell juzgado que trata
de esclarecer los successes de Ar
temiSa.
Muchos de los detenidos son
personals de relieve, entire elias
uno de los hiios del alcalde de
Marianao, Sr. Baldomero Acos-
ia.
La policia judicial hace las
acusaciones.
Segun ell ultimo informe pre-
sentado por csc cuerpO que ra-
tifica otros va presentados. Ell te
niente Silva, trat6 de impedir
que ell mitin siguiera, cuando ell
Sr. Juan Gualberto Gomez ha-
biaba Y entonces Sc subi6 a la
tribuna ell ST.. Lucilo de la Pena,
que estaba dispuesto a hablar.
Trat6 ell teniente de conven-
GER a Lucilo para que no habla-
ra e intervino ell coronel Carlos
Mendieta, que logr6 aplacar al
teniente. Cuando ell militar ba-
jaba de la tribuna recibi6 ell dis
paro, por la espalda, que lie eau
so la muerte.
Hasta la manana de hoy con
tinuaban detenidos, entire otros,
Eduardo Hoyos, Tomas Celia
bert, DR.. Antonio Pita lDquier-
La gaceta., 1930-05-23

ell fondo ell altar mayor, de
precioso marmol rojo y corin-
to. A la izquierda ell trono del
Papa.-Una tribuna destinada
al sacro Colegio de Cardenales
cmpleta la estancia.
Esta Capilla es celebre en- to
do ell orbe por la mdsica Y el
canto que ALI sc hace, especial
mente en- Semana Santa, don
de los priyilegiados por la
suerte pueden DIR la ejecuci6n
del "Miserere' por los gran
DIES maestr
En- esta Capilla Sistina es
donde sc celebran las eleccio-
mes para nombrar nuevo pom
tifice.
Cuadros a granel.... la Crea-
ci6n de Eva, por Miguel Angel,
bella femina en- TODD su esplen-
dor de belleza. La Tentaci6n,
cuadro de Boticelli. Diluvio
Universal DE Miguel Angel.
Noises circundando a su hijo,
atribuido a Pintorechio. David
victorioso de Goliat....... y mu-
chos, muchos que no recuerdo.
Pase mas de dos horas en-
aquella estancia, que abando-
ne con pena.
Pas6 de largo Y ech6 una o.
jeada rapida a la Biblioteca
del Vaticano, donde me die
ron que solamente de manus-
critos tenia $4,000 y obras no
me acuerdo va la cifra; pero
deduzco que deben ser muchas
, porque mareaban aquellas mon
tanas de libros.
FL Archivo, contiguo a la
Biblioteca, ell archiVo de los
Papas... cuantos secretos ente-
rrados en- aquellas piramides
de papel escrito..... Made pue-
de penetrar en- los arcanos del
Archivo.
Jardines del VaticanO, mu-
chOs Kilometres ocupan estos
bellos Jardines, y para que ma
die me contara, df un corto pa
seito por algunas avenidas, til
RADIO pOr una carroza de caba-
Hos. (En Roma sc usa todavia,
aunque POGO, ell antique lando,
ell fiacre, llevado por un caba-
lilo o dos, y este constituye un
placer y una curiosidad para ell
tourista.)
Una gran fuente con mGsi-
ca, producida por ell aqua que
lie sirve de motor, detiene bre-
YES momentos a los visitantes
que contemplan este 6rgano
musical hidraulico.
Y aquf df por terminado mi
paseQ hasta otro dia que diri-
La gaceta., 1930-05-23

Entreguense los libros y las
mesas a los que hoy protestan
y sus enemigos politicos no po-
dram votar ell dfa 3 de JUNO.
Los nuevos campeones de la
moral electoral antes contrata-
ban boxeadores para amedren-
tar a sus oponentes.
Nal deben ir las cosas para
los "braveros" cuando tanto
escandalizan!