davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

use the word rheumatism"
 How sweet is the birds clear note Of music Especially the clear note of music when some bird smacks q clean single. When two colleges merge you can look at the stadium each has and tell which one will move.
 Nature knows best. You never saw an old dog chasing it's tail in an effort to be q pup again.
 "Athlcte's foot is new. The an clent malady began between the fingers instead of the toes and was called itch
 A nick town is place where the rich tourist fined for speeding de- parts with an accompaniment of sleeful snichors.
 Don't release suspects just be- cause the prisons are crowded. Build d fence around the country.
 But why is lt called capital pun tshment when it is applied only to those who have no capital?
 Hard times are those when VIC save our money because We are job less and are Jobless because We don't spend our money.
 Amerlcanization: eFeding the COW more to get more milk. paving your hands high wages SO they can buy more of the play-pretties you manu- facture.
 AIimony: The fine a man pays for helping a gold-d digger make mock 1 of marriage.
 You should compliment your wife ] each day. Whats that? Well. there's ! no harm in a little fb that makes somebody happy.
 Census takers must be former po- i ]icemen So far they have reported . finding only six bootleggers, l
 These electric table toasters are nice, but how can you tell when 10 get uo for breakfast f you can't . hear the cook scraping toast at the sink?
 We'd nko to sec the tax returns for that period and learn once for all whether old George really vas incapable Of l-.ng
 What q shame that Samson didn't live among people who. would con- tribute Sl5.0Q9 nightly 10 see him push over set-up,
 They say Ford" is not the big scsr man in Europe But later they will discover, as in Wilson's case. thai he isn't really Santa Claus.
 The small boy tries 10 seem tough. And in later years he is a very hard boiled cynic-unless his mind keeps on growing after the age of 1c.
 Correct this sentence; 'T haven't kept a record" said the man. but know the car hasn't cost me over n dollars for repairs in two years" eCopyright 1930. Publishers Syn
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Hard times are those when VIC save our money because We are job less and are lobless because We don't spend our money.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
New Britain Herald

HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britain. Connecticut Issued Daily Sunday Excspted1 At Herald Bldg. S1 Church Street SUBSCRIPTION RATES sfot Year
 s:0o Three Months
 15c. 3 Month Entered st the Post Orrce st New Britain as Second Class Mall Matter.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Down town Manhattan has q ml- licnalre gin seng merchant, He sells roots wholesale 10 Chlntse Tn America and has a practical mo- .opoly on the business.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

But why is II called capital pun tshment when it is applied only to those who have no capital?
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

My gin seng reporter tells me tha herb has no medicinal qualities save as d demulcent--you11 lind il under the d's-but its drie3 twist d roots resemble diminuuye fig urcs Of men and women and Chi nesa hang them in dark places as devil chasers.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Speaking of herbal hoodnses, d certain actor, Frank Fay l suspect. Is reported reducing 70 pounds in a month by brcakfasting solely on a cup Of hot sassafras tea.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

livery small town &o years ago had an unlicensed herb doctor who roamed the hills in the spring fo: supplies. He brewed his poNons m lrass kettles along the river banks Q" in the creek bottoms, Some in- sisted they should be fashioned ia tho light of q full moon, They were bottled and peddled from door 10 door and considered by many tbs universal p4nacc1.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Amerlcanzation: eFedng the COW more to get more milk: paying your hands high wages so they can buy more Of the play-pretties you manu- facture.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Alimony: The fine a man pays for helping a gold-digger make mock of marriage
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
TELEPHONE CALLS

Busnssa Orcs ..... S2S Editorial Rooms .... g2s
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

You should compliment your wife each day Whats that Well. there $ no harm in q little fb that makes somebody happy
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Census takers must be former po- ]lcemen So far they have reported finding only six bootleggers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-29
MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BY MoLLIE MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, September 20
!N.A.N.A.).-Comings and goings help
make this colony the interesting place
II Is. Movie goings are more frequent
than they were a year ago, for the
process of picture making is subtly
changing in a manner which warrants
European vacations for its stars.
Louise Fazenda and Hal Wallis left
Hollywood yesterday for six weeks,
jaunt in Berlin, Paris and London.
Louise Fazenda couldn't get away In
the days before talkies gave the cinema
Q different working schedule. She was
lucky to run of to New York or Alaska.
So this Is somewhat in the nature of
honeymoon. She and Hal Wallis never
really had one.
Here is one of the most truly comical
women in the world, but the public
knows little of Louise Fazenda's actual
genius for fun. She is at her best when
saying her own lines. She has asliSt Of
Paris addresses which she says must be
pronounced in whisper, and when she
returns will probably have material ga
lore for one of the most amusing
sketches imaginable.
Pee-wee golf isn't having such an
Indian Summer as its champions
thought it would. Several of the movie
ties who have invested in golf courses
have come to the conclusion that bad
as the stock market is there is always
Q hope that things will pick up.
But our evenings have developed GER
tain delightful frosty tang. It has run
some of our golfers to cover, and a few
OF the more elaborate courses have had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-29
trouble with the electric light bills, one

trouble with the electric light bills, one
hears.
Bert Wheeler, the comedian, invested
heavily in pee-wee golf. Mary Pickford
has q course all her own. I mean by
that owned and operated by her, but
for public purposes. Scarcely street
OF prominence in Hollywood but has its
contribution to this form of entertain
ment, and the local designers have given
their fancy full swing, often with hor-
rife results.
Carmel Myers proves her versatility
BY e6saying her first big stage role in
the local death Takes Holiday" pro-
ductions The Myers is beyond question
one OF the most beautiful women in
screen work. A cameo clarity of fea-
lures. exquisite skin and slender figure
make her q camera asset. She sings,
moreover: and very well indeed. She
carried OF 8 vaudeville engagement
when that was the thing for all good
movie stars to do.
And now, when it is de rigeur to
appear in play, along comes Carmel
with very good role. Producing on
this Coast Is becoming an accepted
thing. Some of our studios are going in
for it seriously, and the day may come
when q Broadway show will be adver-
tised as having "the original Hollywood
cast"
Henry Daniel, who played opposite
Ina Claire IN the screen version Of 1.-THE
Awful Truth" is playing the role of
Death. This English actor has one of
the loveliest voices In the colony.
(Copyright. 1890, by North American News
paper Alliance)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

REFINED CHILDREN GIVEN BEST OF
mothers care; Catholic preferred. Hyatts-
DANCING LESSONS By LADY; ,PETvATE
studio; s lessons SIS, Dec. 267o 203o st.
NV, block from dupont circle:
GRADUATE ACCOUNTANT DESIRES Ex-
ira auditing work. also Will coach N nook-
Keeping. or accounting. Address BOX l.SSss1'
Star once. u
TREATMENTS, So; CABl-
net Turkish bath. baking massage. North
6a0a. 1913 NV, u square ". conn, ave-
DELIGHTFUL ROOM IN ATTRACTIVE DEP
tached home. Should like 2 tastidious; apss
library. piano, plenty hot water; unlimited s
phone, large porch. Two only IN famiy now
can az 1885 Longfellow ST, NV. -
SWEDISH MAssAaE : i sT rIsIT sAsrnSss
restful, beneficial; IN place q oaaMy exercise
INFANTS AND CHILDREN
boarded--daily, weekly, reason
able; registered children's nurse.
North 3o40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

covers, at bargain prices. Fidel-
ity Storage Co, l420 You st. NV.
KAHN ON 9TH ST.
Unusual Diamond Bargains
Must Be Sold at Once).
"a carat, less S points, blue
white solitaire diamond engage
ment ring, 19-kt. white gold
mounting. A real bargain.
$85.
$3.50 diamond dinner ring, all
solid platinum mounting; ex-
quisite gems. Party must sacri-
fice.
500.
$3.50 blue white solitaire dia-
mond ring, finest quality and
fiery gem; lady's 18-kt. white
gold mounting set with 2 dia-
monds and 2 sapphires. Must
be sold at once.
p1ZOs
$500 gorgeous solitaire dia-
mond ring, weight about ! carat;
solid platinum mounting stud
ded with n diamonds. A rare
bargain.
$27s.
3Iz-carat perfect solitaire dia-
mond ring, very fine cut and
brilliant gem. Must be sold at
once.
$50.
ESTABLISHED 90 YEARS.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
6lz 9TH ST. NM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
AN TTNTTcTTAT

AIN " IN O0OAA
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Men with sood assets and $1,000 or more
capital wanted TO enter exceedingly profitable
business. This is an Investment. not . SELL
ing proposition. Unlimited opportunity for
expansion and tremendous profits. Business
consists IN operating legttipiate money max
ing equipment in high-erade business places
on percentage basis. Every. good merchant
money; al cash trade; practically no over
diately., Great opportunity 70 s6tabilsh BUSH
nsSS ySIT STn Ss "REMINISCENCES
MILLS NOVELTY COMPANY,
500 FIFTH AVE,
PHONE NEw NY YE6EANx. nv sasS
SANDWICH SHOP.
IN FRONT OF Navy xARp.
TX .sANDwICHEs; NO STEAM TABLE, OR
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k a1FfRsdtE EP SMSs e. an SUS6suSE oYfok-
S gHENTMTKK H6EfEESs tsc0w Ek EASY Az ES6% o
GA. D1sTRIcT NATL BANK BLDG, ,i4O6
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The rate under heading Of Personal
Is 3 cents Der line additional 20 the
regular line rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
FOR SALE
FILLING STATION.

tOK SALE--
FILLING STATION.
Beautiful new place just completed,
equipped with electric pumps, hy-
draulic lift, high pressure air; large
driveway, plenty of parking space |;
building 20x40, with cellar under
entire building. This place must be
seen to be appreciated. An estab-
lished following of eight years, good
will and trade name goes with place.
Two or three live wires, one of which
should be a mechanic, giving "a
hours service with accessories, tires
and tubes, towing, sandwiches and
coffee. This is the most opportune
buy on the Washington Baltimore
Blvd.
HODGE SERVICE STATION,
Three Miles North Of Laurel.
P: O. Address, Jessup, Md.
Present owner must sell'on ac-
count of i'll health. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
MARSHALL BUSINESS
DDNDEDC

BROKERS.
pelicatessen. lunch and soda fountain, one
Of the best places Of its class in city; prom.
1nent corner ne. doing successful business;
4-year lease; price right.
Delicatessen. nice little corner store, NV;
rent, $40, paid to Dec. 1sti price, $500.
Delicstessen and lunch, desirable location,
downtown; price, $1,000.
Tea room, opportunity for lady rent, $50,
price, $3.50.
Boarding house, refined neiRhborhood;
rent, SIS; price, $1,000.
.Roomins house, II rooms, baths; price.
$1,000; rent. $50.
Rooming house. IS rooms. baths; h.-w.
h., cleo; price, $3.50.
See US TO buy or SELL Our leadership and
success in business brokerage Is well known.
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS,
o2e NEW YORK AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

BARGAINS.
soft drinks, conf. Rooms. si,ioo.
Grocery. Good fixtures. Rooms. $3.50.
Defeat fountain. Light lunch. Rooms.
Light grocery. Corner. Cheap. NV. $780,
Conf fountain. light lunch. Schools. $3.50.
pelicatessen. No competition. COLLEGES.
Sandwich shop. University gate. $4,000.
Lunch room. Mechanics trade. $4,000.
Grocery. Rooms, No competition. s2.Soo
key.
Grocery. si.loo wkly. Fine fixtures. $500.
Grocery. $3.50 wkiy. Short hours. $500.
grocery. GUARANTEES 5000 cash. rms.
Stand in once bldg, with soda fountain.
Guar. $500 wkly. Terms.
MERCHANTS BUSINESS q FINANCE Co,
Suite 70i, Home Life Big. Vt. q I. Met. s274.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

II you have Q business IN any line and
you want Q quick sale for same, can sell II
Tor you: You VIII not have TO pay me any
p. F. CARLEY. Met. o727. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE
ferior funeral services, due 20 inability TO pay
. high price. The Greater W. w: CnamnoeTns
for as little as SIS. worlds finest water.
proof alright guaranteed steel 6nriaI vault lt
OF death call the create, w. W. SS iss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
ROAT BARGAINS

We have available several Of the 1880 SIN
gle and double cabin Richardson cruisers
and one 1880 Matthews single cabin. These
with new-boat guarantee.
Flood Gate Motor Boat GaieB.
18th and Water Sts. 6.W. Met oo04. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

for aged. inHalidS ana and bbaraistics, $40 per
week and up, sy5urbaA Of Sai ra99s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

YOUNG MAN. WOULD LIKE TO SHARE
his APARTMENT with another gqntleman,
newly turnishsdi convenient Can Adams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

WANTED-dOon MINIS VOICES. PROT.
estank church chctri SOLO. ana best .yQlse
lessons opportunity. Address BOX 1p&.A'
@z2x ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

4 .sy. ISss H H cS s ISs sEs$
ser yavipg; expert operators. LILLIAN
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REAL BARGAIN.
IS acres with building suitable. for club
house or tea room and dance hall; . miles
Ruilding was completed for Maryland Golf
and Country Club; ie-hole miniatures golf
course; dance floor win accommodate lS0
once, iavatories for ladies and gentlemen,
eiectrieaIiy lightedi building and sround
Tor Sie,B00 FOR further information call
METROPOLITAN REALTY
co.
~ $500 49, nnaRa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

AAOAO 0ALE0 AMI REfAlnS.
RADIOS---Four battery sets, three, Eve, six
tubes, eiiminators, 4 larGe loud speakers;
USED RADIO SET6. So upi apeakers, eiinaI-
natora and parts. smith'A 1908 Columbia
60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

LADY, DRIVING 10 WORK ERoN NE1oH-
senFeTs each mogpips to points near Aosn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

Insurance ana $50 weekly for disability. Also
Nsalth aane ACCIDENT Lnsur9nes; 10 n w. Mo
II d simpson, 6la upshur %, Phi "A. e2el.
VTTsO-NRT BATHS, BATTLE CREEK VIZ
orator reducer, messages for chronic palms.
poor circulation. Alcohol rubs, Pot. 4I2l.
FRENCH, SPANISH LESSONS GIVEN BY
hieiiS educated people. Address Box sO4.z'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

Efanfs ana small children IN her home, day.
week. month"; kind. treatmenti nswy
decorated. duiet, refined home: Potomac 1929:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

Cigars, sandwiches and soft drinks, down.
town. doing good business; priced very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

PAGES MADE 10 LOOK MANY. YEARS
yo,ineer 81 my new and wonderful method
81 face lifting, without the knife Try y
"A Il possible TO make $50 to $40 per week;
write for details. ETHEL M. DOYLE =. q.
1sov All, Qaithefeburg, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
ROATS.

SPEED BOAT-35-ft double cockpit; %
h,p. Curtiss motor; $3.50 for quick sala.
Cleveland 62e3.
PALMER, single, 2-h.p. engine; GOOD co1di.
ton shaft and propeller; bargain for cash;
make offer. Hollowe, Adams $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

Mss FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERoARTEH
and School Of Dancing. 1922 Mas. ave. nv,
for children and over; hours. $50 TO e;sO;
ca wTeek
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-09
COURT PARTY SHOULD
 BE HERE TOMORROW

It is considered very likely that U- S District Judge Coke N Hill and the court party will De over from Anchorage sOme- time tomorrow evening on the mixed train. as there are some court matters to be heard here before the judge and his retinue return to Valdez on the next boat south.
 Tn addition to Judge Hill there should be District Attorney WI. NJ Cuddy, Clerk of the Court Castle, Assistant District Attor ney F. u Harwood and Mrs Har wood, Miss A. MI Dolan, aSsis- tant clerk of the court, and her mother, Mir Dolan, Ed Wolcott, court reporter and others.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-09
SnN ElE COLES

News of the birth of an 8-pound son to MI and MS. Milton Cole at Kusilof on Nov 22. was only rel ported to the Anchorage Times last week. The happy parents ar- rived at the -Black Fur Farm at Kusilof few weeks .ago from New York. 0
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-09
MRS. LIVINGSTON DIES

Mrs. George Livingston, wife of Andrew livingston. pioneer riTer boat pilot died last week at Fair banks after a long illness She had resided tn Fairbanks for many years. saFs the News Miner Bet sides h5r husband sha is survived by twa children. FHelaA. i4. gaars. and Calvin il..#..|...
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-09
RISKO WINNER

BOSTON, Dec, 8, tPl-Johnny Risko, veteran Cleveland heavy weight, staged a wild closing drive to take close decision from Jimmy Maloney, of Boston. 1t was furious slugging match; Maloney weighed l96 and Risko Io5
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-09

Something new in Seward is now on sale at the Candy Cot tage. Danish Ice Cream. Pure and good.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-09

When you think of Bakery Goods, there is just one place you should try, the Electric Bak- cry.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-09
NEW SEWARD HIGH STUDENT

A new member was added tO the popular younger Set of Seward with the enrolment of Miss Lilly Hughes in the Seward high school Mis- Hughes formerly attended the Anchorage schools and at present is enrolled as a sophmore.
 Ask about the Seward Steam Laundry Cleaning and Pressing Club. It will pay you.
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

mitad del cuarto, cogi6 ell SOM
brero, 10 trio al alto Y CRITIC:
i Viva la SantiSima Virgen
de la Esperansa, que es la mej6
Virgen der mundo!
i Nino.
Milo tuyo. Porque 70 quie-
70 que ust4 sea pa mi too 10 que
no he tenio. Y themes que ser
tambien mi madre. Mama
Mamaita mia.
Juntaron sus lagrimas. Esta
la algeria tan cerca del dolor
que los dos tienen la misma ex-
preston supreme. Luego rieron,
%mirandose, entrandose cada u
no en- los ojos del otro.
i Arreglamos esas masetas,
senita Rosio?... iRosio! iClave-
yinita mia, rosita mia, asusena
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

Ia cara y echarse ell mantoncillo
de cresp6n.
-Cuando quieras.
Que preciosa eres, senita
Rosie y que orgulloso yoy a If
contigo,
Ella sonri6. Luego Sc acerc5
a Ia cuna, cogi6 a la nina y, a
cereandose a Currito, implor6:
-iCurro!... NJ hijita!
-Nuestra hija-rectific6 ell
ihclusero con firmeza-. mo
YES tn que a eva la debo er ma
70 bien de mi via?
La "Munequilla" entonces.
con su antigua yivacidad, atra-
20 hacia 81 con rapido movimien
10 Ia cabeza de Currito, lie bes6
y sallo corriendo delante de Ell.
-iSlerra! mo Sc te escape!
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

un hombre honrao: la mule
der Charahyo!
Pero tenia raz6n; no habia
para que dar espectaculos a la
genie. Ell Sc iria aquella noche
en- Ell eXpreSo, las buscaria alo-
jamiento y con IN autom6vil las
esperaria a la otra tarde en- Cor
doba. Elias irlan hasa ALI en- 81
rapido, y a la noche en- Sevilla.
-Anda, vamos a desirselo a
Manuela, que me CORE va prisa
que sepa too er mundo mi ale
gria.
Obedeci6 Rocio; Sc arregl6 Ii
gera' question de borrar las hue
Has de las lagrimas, darse unos
toquecitos ligeros en- Ell pelo, es-
eonderse en- la alcoba para pa
sarse la borla de los polvos Dor
La gaceta., 1930-02-14
BOXE0
ALVAREZ CONTRA BURNS

Esta noche sostendra en- Tam
pa su segunda pelea de la sema-
ma. Chino Alvarez, ell muchacho
westampeno que ell lunes pusie-
ra a dormir al excampe6n Me-
tropolitano, Johnny Cruz.
Para adversario de Alvarez
ell promoter del l16 ha buscado
a Jimmy Burns, de Bangor,
Maine, joven que Sc dice pega
Electives punetazos.
Habiendo derrotado a Cruz
sin pasar apuros, ell Chino pien-
sa veneer a Burns en- la misma
forma para adquirir ell derecho
a batirse con Jesus Granados.
FL americana subira al Qua
drilatero pesando cuatro libras
mas que ell muchacho dc Tam
pa.
Figuran en- ell segundo "star
bout de la noche, Raymond Pc
rez, de Ibor, y Jimmy Munche,
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

de mi algeria, diamela, nardo,
lirio, dime otra yes que me quie
res, que no me 10 han dicho nun
ca, y 70 me ha pasao la via So
nando con que me 10 dijera esa
boca. Me quieres, Gverda? mo
10 he sonao?
ST, Curro. TIE quiero... Ha-
Sc mucho tempo que te quiero,
y 70 re promote que he de ha-
serte TODD 10 felis que te mere
ses y que yo Quiero que seas.
-iJuy! iQue dia mas bueno
ha hecho Dios hoy! Dejame mi
ra la bora que es pa que no Sc
m'orvie nunca. iiRosio! iSenita
Rosio!... Y ahora, a Seviya.
Use va uste?-pregunt6 e
LA desencantada.
Nos vamos los dos.
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

ST, sonora. Iba a devolversela
a sus padres, porque guerra que
saliese de su casa para If con
el a la iglesia.
mo puede ser!-nego Ro-
clio acobardada-. Mi padre no
me quiere. Me ha rechasao!
Su padre la guerra. La abri-
ria su casa, los brazos y el cora
z6n. Todo tenia que salirles "de
primera". Irian con Manuela Y
Joaquin para evitar murmura-
clones. Ella vacil6,
Me da verguensa que me
vean en- Seviya, Curro... Perd6-
meme uste: pero...
Til no te themes que aver
gonsa de ma. TIL eres una mule
desente que va a Sc la mule de
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

Ella Sc desasi6 dulcemente Y
lie reprendi6 ruborizada.
i Curro!
-Perd5name uste. Estoy To-
co, No Sc 10 que me jago. Me
perdona uste?
Y, en- ell paroXismo de la ale
gria, Sc puSo a dar vueltas por
Ia estancia como un nino o como
un loco, ambas condici6n de E
namorado. Y fue contando a to-
dos los objetos de la habitacion:
ME quiere! Me quiere!
Y cogi6 en- alto a la nina Y Sc
10 dijo rambi6n:
Me quiere! Me quiere!
! Deme uste, Sc lie vaya
caer!-le rin6 ella, risuena, fe,
liz, Quitandosela.
Entonces Currito Sc par6 en-
La gaceta., 1930-02-14
Sharkey Y rechace Ia oferta, es.

Sharkey y rechace Ia oferta, es-
timando mis- seryicios en- 25 mil.
Pues I'm precio alto por GUAM
to debia pelear categoria infe-
rior a Scott, a quien 20 estoy
SECURE puedo derrotar con SD.
ma facilidad, 81 ellos me paga-
ran.
Sobre ell resultado de la pelea
del dia II no tengo duda algu-
ma. Sharkey ganara por no
Gao" en- los primeros asaltos.
Interrogando sobre las facul-
tades pugilisticas de la mole hu
mana, del italiano Primo Car
nera, el joven de Georgia ase-
gura que ell gigantic es mejor
boxeador de 10 que muchos inte-
ligenteS suponen.
Stribling pele6 dos veces con
el, en- Europa, y 10 apreci6 ash:
Corpulento, fuerte, rapido y pue
de pegar.
acknowledgements que no es ell
mejor del mundo; pero tampoc0
figura entire los peores.
Despues de que triunfe sobre
Joe Pasko, de Toledo, Ohio, ell
pr6ximo lunes, en- New Orleans
retornara a Tampa.
Espera hallarse aquf para al
microbes.
Mientras permanezca en- esta
ciudad utilizara para volar los
aparatos del captain Nc Null
len.
La gaceta., 1930-02-14
YOUNG STRIBLING PASO A.
YER POR TAMPA E HIZO


FL hijo de PA" Stribling, que
peleara aqui ell dia 81 con ell aus
triaco Pietro CORR, pas6 aver
por Tampa, canine de New Or
leans.
Tn grupo de periodistas Sc
puso en- contacto con ell aviador
y geological obteniendo de eI es.
as declaraciones: Querian pa
garme SIS, 900 por una pelea Sc,
cundaria en- el programa Scott