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Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
Upon
Girl Prevented

Los ANGELES. sept. rs. UP)-
The right of q lj-ycar-old .irl TO
motherhood was ~ held bv Supcrior
Judge Walter :. Gates today when
he granted q restraining order pre-.
Trnting hospital surgeons from per
forming an operation unon Alma
Hodges.
The gir!'s : mother. Mrs. Hsllic
Holmes, took her to General hos,
pital for an eXaraiuation several
DAYS ago. Surgeons said al opcr-
alton, including the removal OF pro-
creative organs, was necessary.
The mother consented. TIL j.
ycar-old girl, however. lired a
lawyer to defend her and to stop
the operation Other physicians,
in 4 subsequent examination, de-
Clared no operation WAS needed.
Today's restraining order was
expected 10 close the ease a. il was
not contested and Alma has re-
turned home to her mother.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
ATTORNEYS PLAN
LEGAL FIGHT TO
ASSIST KEAT0N

Los ANGELES, Sept. l6, Up
An unusual plea was prepared today
in last attempt to save Frank ID.
Kcatou. former real estate salesman,
from hanging for thc courtroom slay.
ing OF Motley II. Flint, millionaire
retired financicr.
Attorneys for Kcaton declared the
rcw plea probably will require 4
decision OF the state supreme court,
and 1T least will delay the cAccu-
tiOn.
The attorneys pointed out that n
Jury declared heaton was sane when
be shot and killed Flint in a court
room here July II, thus disuosing Of
his plea Of "not guilty by reason OF
insanitv.' The new claim is that
kcatou is insane nov, and should
have . ncw trial under a penal code
rule which prescribe. that if at any
time before a trial courts judgment
IS carried out, the defendant ) sani-
" is Questioned, il shall be made Il
matter of examination.
Kcaton stood with eyes closed Is
Judge +. Rcy Schaucr pronounced
the death sentence yesterday. He
set the date for hanging nj san
Quentin prison for not less than 90
or more than 90 days from now.
Flint, brother of the late L. :.
Senator Frank F. Flint, was lca;ing
the witness stand when Kcatou fired
three shots high in his body killing
him instantly. Kcaton claimed he
lost money in the stock market and
believed Flint in some manner re-.
spOnsiblc.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
THEATER UNIONS
HOLD ATTENTION
AT MARYSVELLE

MARYSNILLE, Calf, Sept. l6.
Theatrical labor troubles oc.
cupicd the attention Of delegates at
today ; session OF the state conven-
ton of the California Federation of
Labor.
The machine age, which has in
vadcd the amusement world, was
the object Of discussion by $3.50 u
week camcramcn and the numblcst
stagchand alike, at a meeting of
the theatrical federation.
Canned music came in for bit
ter condemnation, being blamed for
throwing thousands of musicians
cut Of work along the Pacific coast,
but no action was taken on the sub
jc,t by the federation.
Miniature golf, the 'talkies, =
and the collapse Of vaudeville IN
many towns also were discussed.
Nam of the delegates favored pas
Sc of resolution advocating
employment Of union labor only ON
miniature courses under construe-
tion.
Ben Williams was elected pres
idcnt of the theatrical workers for
:he 10th time. Tony Noricga of
san Francisco was chosen sccre-
tary.
The theatrical crafts passed
resolution opposing daylight saving
and also expressed opposition to the
abolition of billboards.
California BARRIERS ccntercd their
attention on the sunday closing in
i,iatiye which will be before the
voters ON tIc November ballot
Ross Minnia. San Jose, was elected
president: Y. II. McElrath, vice
president; Frank B. Perry. Oakland,
organizer, and Dan Z. Tattenham,
secretary.
All resolutions must be submitted
10 the state federation proper by
tonight. Debates will take place
tomorrow and Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
Auto Licenses
To Be Restored

SACRAMENTO, Sept. l6. UP
Restoration of driving licenses to
o56 California motorists who lost
them for failure to pay judgments
resulting from automobile accidents
was ordered today by Frank G.,
Shook, chief of the state division
of motor vehicles.
Shook S action resulted from the
recent decision of the Los Angeles
appellate court, holding the state
law providing for revocation Of the
license in such circumstances to he
unconstitutional.
Pending revocation of 15S Il
eenses for the same reason has been
cancelled, Shook said, and no ;urth-
er action will be taken.
The division today mailed letters
TO the motorists involved. advising
them OF its action.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
Miner Accused OF
Shooting Woman

RIVERSIDE, Calf, Sept IS. U.P
james Murphy, 50, miner who
came here few days ago from salt
Lake City, Utah, today was held
by police pending the death Or re-
ooyery of Mrs. Emma Hodges, 4j,
whom he asscrtcdly shot three times
IN the back.
According to Officers, Murphy
went to the apartment Of Mrs.
Hodges today in an intoxicated con-
dition and demanded that the
woman find him some liquor.
She refused to do so and Murphy
asscrtedly began shooting. when
the woman fell he turned the gun
on himself but the bullet merely
creased his scalp. Mrs. Hodges was
not expected TO live.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
MORROW TAKES
PART IN MEXICAN
LIBERTY PROGRAM

MEXICO CITY, sept. l6. UP
[. :. Ambassador Dwight W. Nor
row, winding up his affairs in McXi-
co City before returning to the
United States, took part III an Off
oial ceremony today i'll honor Of
Mcxico's independence day.
The ambassador was accompanied
at the ceremony by Mrs. Morrow,
the wives of the other diplomats
also watched the parade, which last
ed about seven hours.
Approximately 5000 troops and
costumed horscmen representing
every section OF the Republic took
part.
Ambassador Morrow, accompanied
by members of the embassy staff,
left the embassy at IL a. m, and
placed a wreath ON the indepcnd-
encc monument.
He then went to the National
Palace. where with President Pa,
cual Ortiz Rubio and other govern
mcnt officials and diplomats, he re-.
viewed the parade.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16. UP
Rumors without a foundation in
fact transmitted throughout the
country that L. 5. Ambassador
Dwight ". Morrow had suffered a
serious accident i'll Mexico led the
state department to telephone tho
in Mexico City today.
The state department talked with
the embassy at about 10 Il. M,
(ESTl, and was assured that the
was in good health
when seen half an hour preTious-
ly.
The United Press did not circu
late the rumor, but checked with its
Mexico City bureau and was ad-
vised at l0:55 (EsT), that Morrow
was attending an Independence day
celebration at that hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
THIRD RACE IS
POSTPONED BY
FOCCY WEATHER

ABOARD L. 5. s. KANE. BY
Radio, Sept. It, U,2) - The third
match between the Enterprise and
Shamrock in the series FOR the Am
crica's cup was called off at 1880
a. m, (EST), today, when the race
committee decided weather condi-
tions We're so adverse that neither
yacht could finish the 80 miles with
in the five and a half hour time
limit
The committee stood off N the
harbor in their big tug, the Moran,
watching the heavy fog that smoth-
cred the whole coast in blanket,
until the situation was considered
hopeless. 1t would have taken two
hours to reach the starting mark
and jockey into position for
start, and with the sort of weather
that came down to plague the yachts
men today, they stood chance OF
finishing the race in darkness.
For Shamrock. the postponcment
came rs a welcome period for re,
cuperation and readiustment. For
the Enterprise. the day s delay was
not so pleasant. Harold 5. Van
dcrbilt 5 crew was gearcd to
high pitch, and the postponcment
came rs a let down. Enterprise
needed no time for changes. Her
equipment, sails and mechanical
gear-to sayenothing of her expert
handling and scamanship have
worked perfectly.
1t had been reported that If
Shamrock were unsuccessful in to-
days event, her professional skip
per, Ned Heard, would ask for q
days delay tomorrow, to afford |
him time to tune up the green chal-
lenger for his final effort.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16

last night by Beery after an intcns'
nc private search for his wife had
caiico TO uncover the slightest clue
TO her whereabouts.
Becry said he was completely
bafflcd by the disappearance.
"She simply has dropped from
sight, the actor declared, 'and
l am beginning to fear for her
safety. l am unable to explain the
affair. She went away without OK
PLANTATION and / can find no one
who has seen her. | don Enow
whether she is dead or alive.
Bcery was unable to state how
Mrs. Bcery was garbcd when she
left their San Fernando estate, or
TO tell whether or not she carried Il
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
New Method For
Grading OF Hay

u. Il. Mitchell, federal hay grader
of the Los Angeles grading station,
is in the valley this week inspecting
hay during the absence of the local
Inspector, G. Fuller.
\ new color machine has been in.
stalled in the Los Angeles office,
according to Mitchell and Fuller cx.
pccts to stop there cnroutc home 10
study the work Cf this appliance for
grading hay hy its color.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
NOTED SCREEN
STARS WIFE IS
OBJECT OF HUNT

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 16. UP
Police, called into the search for
Mrs. Marguerite Becry, wife Of
Noah Berry, prominent screen actor,
today reported they had made vir-
tually no Roadway in the hunt for
the woman who disappeared from
her San Fernando home Sept. s.
Police assistance was requested
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
RIOT IN PRISON

BALTIMORE, Md. Sept. l6 W.H
Five hundred police were called
t. the Maryland pcnitcntiary late
today when rioting broke out among
the convicts at dinner Guard Ar.
thur Owens was shot aud critically
injured before the outbreak was
qucllcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
PERSONALS

Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. b. Whitelaw ami
family are home rom their summer
ssiourn in san Diego. which VA.
pleasantly broken bv a month in the
high Sicrras.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey WhitclaW
ard dauglte- have returned from
Coronado, where they passed the
ummcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16

bag which might aid in idcntifiea-
ton.
She is believed to have lcft the
residence III an automobile.
There was a rumor that Mrs.
BCcry had planned to file suit FOR
divorce about Il month ago. She be
gan an action in December 1928,
out failed to carry it through.
Bccry settled trust fund Of ap-
proNimatcly $250,000 on her at the
time. Friends of the couple said
they believed they had been living
happily together since.
TO August ), Scbastopoi, Sonoma
County, had shipped 1874 carloads
,Y InDD anhlpS
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
Baseball Meeting Tonight

Players in the winter baseball
league and any who may be inter
ested in the game are asked by Pres
ident Glen Edgar to meet Thursday
night at 5 o'clock at the chamber
OF commerce to discuss plans for
the coming season.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Sept. Is. (U,H-
Hogs, 100; strong, part load 200
ID. Imperial butchers Sll.s0; locals
sll 10 Sll.50.
Cattle, 100; holdovcr lJ2; fully
steady: no steers here; bulk COWS
$40 10 $500; calves 80; holdovers
AT: slow steady; few medium to
good vealers $l0.50 to Sll.7j Ari-
IONA calves 9 to 10.
Sheep. none: medium to choice
lambs quoted S6.l5 to $500; med
lam TO choice ewes quoted 3 10 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
BASEBALL RESULTS
National
At Philadelphia

At Philadelphia
Pittsburgh ooG. 0ol 300 Ill - 3
Philadelphia 00o 200 sos 5--l5 16 =
French, Spencer and Bool; Viii
lengthy, Elliott. Collins, Moslof and
Davis, McCurly. Rensa,
At New York
Chicago .....-..... eco coo 000--0 3 ;
New York ...-.... l0l goo 05x-7 Q q
Petty. Osborn, Nelson and Hars
nett; Hubbcll and Hogan.
Brooklyn
81. Louis .... O00 000 coo Ii : !
eco 000 eco 90 ) 0
Hallahan and Maneuso; Vance ana
Lopez.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
6E{ar@!tg

Los ANGELES, Sept. l6. (U,p)-
Following are tocay's market quota
POULTRY
Hens, Le2horns, unae: Sh lbs,
Ice.
Hens. colorcd, 4 lbs and up, 2Sc.
FTyers, colored "a to 3 lbs. each
28c.
BOOSTERS, soft bone, 3 lbs. up 2sc.
Ducklings. Pekin, ga lbs. up Ice.
Geese, l2c.
Young Tom turkeys, ~ lbs. and
up 34c.
Old Tom turkeys, Csc.
Small hen turkeys, under 8 lbs.
l5:.
Hen turkeys, lbs. and up 2Sc.
Small Tom turkeys, under Is lbs
lie.
BUTTER
Wholesale price, 40c.
Extras, Sc. Fresh firsts, Sac.
Medium, 29l2. Small, l9c.
The local price on eggs, furnish
ed through the courtesy OF Zurcher
Bros. is as follows: Medium OF
pullet, 32c. Select, 40c.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-16
American
First Game
At Philad adelnhia

At Philadelphia
Philadelphia POI oo1 oil 6 : o
Chicago .. oo0 220 600 9 +
Grove and Cochrane: Thomas and
Hcnljnc.
At Boston
Boston ........ 0l0 zoe goo : 10 =
Detroit ...... COS zee 0ox- : 10 >
Castor. Russell and Heving; Hoyt
and Haywofth.
Washington at Cleveland game
postponed on account OF rain.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03
'MTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

Shanghai, JUNO 3-Los des
pachos de la provincial de Ho-
nan dicen que van a ser reanu-
dadas las hostilidades entire
las fuerzas nacionalistas y las
de L. alianza del norte.
Indican esos mensajes que
mas de 10000 soldados, por
cada parte, combatiran en- Ell
frente de Honan. No obstante
las noticias interesadas de los
dos grupos, clamando victoria,
los observadores imparciales
Altman que la situacion Sc
maniiene indecisa a 10 largo
del ferrocarril Haichow- Tung
wan. Los del norte parecen tie
ner una pequeha ventaja, ha-
biendo obligado a los naciona-
listas a retirarse hasta Kweite,
en- la parte noreste de la pro-
vincia.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03
PLEITOS Y

CORTE FEDERAL: United
States contra Carlos Tomasino
y Lincoln Automobile.
E. C. Allen, como recibidor
del distrito de Iona, contra c.
r. Skies.
Davis, Miller and Cobb con-
ira United States, Allen and Ru
Her Corp.
CORTE DEL CIRCUITO: Ma
ria Cruz contra Juan Cruz;
James S. Simmons contra Mary
i. Gonzalez; w. j. Burnside
contra Jesse Armwood; Velma
Diaz contra Henry Dfaz; City
of Tampa contra 7. G.. Fore
man; Guaranty Credit Associa-
ton contra Sol Alexander.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03
las propagandas de mala fe

las propagandas de mala fe
que en- contra de listed y 81
Clinica Sc tratan de hacer, 20
y todos los hombres de buena
fe y de sano criterio, sabran
justipreciar vuestra actitud de
hombre sincere, de facultativo
consciente y de ser humanita-
en- todos los momen-
tos preeiosos ha sabido demos
trar vuestra nobleza y vuestra
grandeza de alma.
NADIA soy, NADIA valgo, ten
go solo como p%atrimonio y CO.
mo orgullo legftimo mi actua-
ci6n de hombre honrado Y CT
vico-y ESQ, que vale mas pa
ra mi que todos los millones
del mundo, estan a la DISPOSE
ci6n de listed para con ellos 81
La gaceta., 1930-06-03

Jacksonville, JUNO 3.-Por
la primera veZ en- la historic,
republicanos Sc uniran hoy a
los dem6cratas para ir a los
comicios, en- la Florida, con ell
fin de nominar a los candida
tos para una nueva legislatu-
ra, dos miembros del congreso
nacional, un comisionado de
ferrocarriles, I'm secretario de
estado y otros funcionarios.
La mas interesante competen-
cia por ell congreso nacional Sc
ha desarrollado en- ell tercer
distrito donde Sydney j. Cats,
exgobernador de la Florida, as
pira a ser electo sobre Ell alcal
de Bayliss, de Pensacola, y ell
representante Tom A. You, que
busca ser reelecto.
Parece SECURE que en- Ell Guar
to distrito Ruth Bryan Owen,
hija del difunto William J.
Bryan, triunfara sobre Dewitt
D. Deem, de Daytona Beach.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03

lie algo valen, demostrar que
no es digna, la campana que
no es justa, que no es noble,
que quiere desenvolverse en- con
ira de vuestro prestigio y de
vuestra Clfnica.
Muy POGO me ha tratado US
ted; pero para los hombres
que como listed tienen I'm prAc
tico sentido psicol6gieo, no ha-
bra pasado desapercibido que,
quien de este modo lie EXPIRE
sa su pensar, tiene voluntad y
decision para sustentarlo.
NADIA mas puedo ofrecerle,
querido amigo, sepa que lie
admira y lie aprecia sincera =
mente su afectisimo s. s..
10 Ernesto A. Bravo.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03

dad ell momento dificil, que, des
pues de TODD, os aseguro no es
tan espantoso como parece.
Amiga mia-dijo entonces
Roberto;-os confio a los afec-
tuosos y sabios cuidados de es-
ia senora...... iValor y esperan-
"a! TODD vendra bien. Adi6s, o,
mejor dicho, hasta la vista.
-iMe abandonais? = muir
mur6 la joven angustiada. 70
creia que pasarfais la noche en-
esta casa.
va sabeis que mi presencia
es ALI indispensable-objet6 Ro
eerto:-Haceos carge-que Sc ex-
tranarian de no VERNE esta no.
lehe, como de costumbre. mo
|debemos ante TODD impedir ell
deaReEtsr sOsPechas3 PerO, en-
La gaceta., 1930-06-03

motores cantando una profun-
da Y solemne despedida de A
m6rica, Sc encuentra hoy so :
bre Ell Atlantico.
Aver partio de aqui a las
9:12 de la noche y a las 10
pasaba sobre New York.
A la una de la madrugada
pasaba sobre ell faro de Nan
tucket.
Ell Zeppelin hara una para
da en- Sevilla, Espana, antes
de continuar a Friedrichafen.
Antes de partir ell DR.. Eckenel
declare que antes de un ano.
a contar desde ell otono, espe-
ra tener tres grandes dirigi
bles, con capacidad para "a
p~asajeros y 20 toneladas de
carga y correspondence, ha
ciendo vuelos sobre ell Atlanti
leo.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03
TEATRO CASINO

I'm drama, de extraordinario
poder emotional, es la attraction
que esta noche ofrecera ell CAST
no al pdblico de Ybor.
"Siete Caras", una cinta de
la Fox Movietotne, toda habla-
da, tiene como protagonistas a
Paul MUM, Margaret Churchill
Y Lester Lonergan.
Mum, considerable como el
mas grande actor de caracter
de America, ensaya siete pape-
les en- esta production Y este lie
coloca a envidiable altura entire
los artistas que ahora Sc utili-
zan en- la cinematografia par
lante.
Secundan la labor de las "es-
trellas" Russell Gleason, Eu-
gene Besserer, Walter Rogers
Y otros.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03
males 10 abrira en- Tampa ell
dfa 7 de agosto.

Qued6 aver en- libertad ell
negro Charlie Jones, a quien
detuvieron los detectives de la
ciudad bajo la acusaci6n de
vender efectos robados.
Dispuso la libertad del ne
gro ell jefe de detectives, Mr..
Thomas.
Otros tres negros, que apa
recfan complicados en- ell case,
fueron aver acusados de va =
gancia y cada uno sentenciado
a Is pesos de multa.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03

del color rubio dorado de sus ca
bellos.
Impossible imaginarse NADIA
mas encantador nj mas virginia.
que su dulce rostro; ell sufrimien
to Y la fiebre, lejos de dismi-
muir Su belleza, la hacian resal-
tar, dando un vivo tinte rosado
a la epidermis transparente de
sus mejillas Y un brillo especial
a sus ojos grandes y azules CO.
mo el cielo de Italia.
-iOh, oh!-se dijo la sonora
Angot:-corrupci6n de memories
y otras cosas.... Ell amante de es
ia senorita Sc encontrarfa bas-
tante apurado 81 la policia Sc
mezclase en- estos asuntos. Pero
este no me atane nj POGO nj mu-
ehO; vienen en- mi huScs, nece-
La gaceta., 1930-06-03
Ha sentido va alpnnos do.

-iHa sentido va algunos do
lores la senora?-pregunt6 la
matrona.
ST, muchos, en- ell coche;
ahora mismo..-repuso la j6.
ven,-durante un momento he
tenido hasta ell tenor de llegar
aqui demasiado tarde.
Els necesario que 70 sepa
con exactitud a que atenerme
respecto a la situaci6n-repuso
la sehora Angot.-Y para clio
seria indispensable que la Sc
nora me permitiese interrogar-
lie y que Sc dignase responder
me
-Respondere a todo-dijo la
j6ven;-pero no ante vos, Ro-
berto; dejadnos;
| Roberto Obedeci6, saliendo de
La gaceta., 1930-06-03

p~residente de la recientemente
Incorporate companfa New
York, Filadelfia-W Washington
Anyways.
Comenzara ell servicio ell dfa Is
de agosto con una flota de diez
aparatos de tres motores cada
uno, con capacidad para diez
pasajeros.
FL tempo de vuelo entire esta
ciudad y New York Sc ha fila
do en- 35 minutes y hasta Wa
shington en- una bora 10 minu-
tos.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03
Puedo entrar? = pregun-

to.
ST, senior - cOntest6 la Sc
nora Angot; - la entrevista
confidential ha terminado.
Y anadi6 cuando ell caballero
,hubo entrado;
-Habeis obrado muy cuerda
mente no perdiendo un momen-
to en- traerme a la senora.... va
era tempo.
7iCreeis, pues?......
Que Ell parto ocurrira esta
noche, sin duda alguna-inte-
rrumpi6 la matrona, - quizas
antes de las doce, Y TODD haze.
esperar que la cosa marche per-
fectamente. La sonora Sc acos-
tara sin in9uietud, sin atOrmen-
tarse y espeEarA con tEanQnil-
La gaceta., 1930-06-03

sitan de mi ministerio, %ejerzo mi
oficio; NADIA, pues, tengo que re-
procharme.
-Espero, sonora, que me in
terrogueis- murmur6 la joven,
eNtranada del silencio de la due
ma de la casa ;-iq que teneis que
preguntarme?
La matrona hizo a la pensio-
nista una serie de preguntas,
cuya reproduction seria impro-
pia de este lugar, y a las que
contest6 Enriqueta rubOrizando
Sc cada vez mas.
NO necesito saber mas -
dijo por fin la matrona va Sc
a que atenerme.
En- este instante nam6 Ro-
hert0 a Ia pHerta.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03
FL TEMPO

Nublados parciales para hoy
y manana. Frescos Y fuertes
vientos del este. Temperature
maxima aver, 81 grades; mini
ma, SO.
Marea ALTA a las 8:15 a. m. y
TAI p. M; marea baja a la
40 a. m. y IA p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03
LOS P~RESBITERIANOS 81
GUEN Ell
MATRIMONIO CON LOS
CATOLICOS

Cincinnati, Ohio, JUNO g.
Por una pequena mayoria la
142 asamblea presbiteriana de
los Estados Unidos rechaz6 a.
yer la resolution de I'm comite
que hubiera quitado de la con-
fesi6n de fe la parte que denun-
cha ell matrimonio entire presbi-
terianos y cat6licos.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03

Recibi6 aver ell juez federal
Alderman una communication
del presidente del tribunal SUI
premo, Mr.. Hughes, ordenan-
dole presida ell termino de la
corte federal de Brooklyn, en-
ell mes de agosto.
En- la presente semana, aquf
ell juez esta decidiendo casos
civiles.
I'm termino de casos crimi-
La gaceta., 1930-06-03
DE Ell BIEN UBL

Ell DR.. Winton oper6 aver &
Guillermina Hernandez, vecina
de la Gale II 2607.
Por ell DR.. Portocarrero fue
operada Maria Teresa Leiro, de
La avenida Ounce 2511.
La gaceta., 1930-06-03

la sala, encogiendose de hon.
bros.
Enriqueta, pues sabemos que
asi Sc llamaba, sola va con la
matrona, murmuro:
-Hablad, sonora, estoy prom
ta.....
Y este diciendo Sc levant6 ell
velo.
La sonora Angot ahog6 una
exclamation de sorpresa.
TX
Sc encontraba en- presencia de
una nina, mientras esperaba yer
a una mujer, joven, 81, pero no
de tan corta edad.
Enriqueta no tenia aun diez
y siete amos y parecia todavia
mas joven, en- raz6n de la exqui-
sta finura de sus facciOnes y
La gaceta., 1930-06-03
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
Xavier de Montepin
LAS TRAGEDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedraza y Paez

que, sin embargo, tocaba va a
su termino.
La sonora Angot, que tenia
clavada en- ella su mirada es-
crutadora, no hubiese podido,
despues de este primer examen,
atestiguar sino que su nueva
cliente parecfa de constitution
endeble.
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V DE
NOS CADA HORA

FiIadelfia, JUNO 3.-Un SER
vicio de aeroplanos, cada bora,
entire New York, Filadelfia Y
Washington fue anunciado ano-
che por Nicolas S. Ludington,
La gaceta., 1930-06-03

I'm alambique de 100 gallo
mes fue encontrado aver por
un diputado del sheriff, Ro-
binson, en- la secci6n de Black
water, al norte de Plant City.
Como operator y presunto
dueno del alambique Sc detu-
vo a Alex Yates.
Presto $500 de fianza pa
"a quedar en- libertad provisio
nal.
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Lakehurst, N. j., JUNO B.
Por s6ptima vez ell gran diri-
gible Graf Zeppelin, con sus
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NOTICIAS De
INTERES LOCAL
(Yieme de 10 1G.)

municaci6n con ell fiscal Skin
ner y ell error pueda ser sub
sanado.
Ell domingo los empleados
del supervisor Blackburn raya
ron mas de 1000 nombres, a
petici6n del fiscal, que los de-
clar6 ilegitimos.
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CO. MO WE'VE
CARTA ALBERTA AL
DR.. J. A. TRELLES

Ybor City, Tampa, Fla,
Mayo 81, 1880.
Sr. DR.. J. A. Trelles,
Ciudad.
Sepa, amigo querido, que
por encima de todas las ver-
stones, por encima de todas