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New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Governor Roosevelt has the inside track for the Democratic nomination in 1892. Having carried New York during the Hoover landslide there is no doubt that he could carry the Empire State during national cleo ton for President This reputed ad- vantage cannot be overlooked by even the dry Southern Democrats, who need the New York electoral votes worse than the Republicans.
 And Governor Roosevelts nomin- ation would not give an opportunity for the Bishop Cannons of the South to complain that the Pope IS trying to get control of the Govern- ment Conditions being what they are-Which means they are far from idealistic-this will have a bearing in the next Presidential campaign. The Canadian system of state liquor control is what is being aim ed at, That is a fair and equitable sys- tem-fair to the moderate drinkers and fair 10 the drys. It is harder on immoderate drinkers than the present American system of boot logging and gangster liquor racketeering.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The Southern New England. if completed, will offer some competi- tion to the Pennsylvania in South ern New England in freight trans portation. It would connect with Canadian lines and with the Boston & Albany, which is operated by the New York Central.
 Judging by the state of mind in Providence, the Southern New Eng land, if and when completed. would get all of Rhode Islands freight transportation.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The Providence Chamber of Com merce, incidentally, is the most out spoken of any New England organi- zation regarding the growing control of the New Haven railroad by the Pennsylvania system, through the Pennroad Corporation
 Where the committee operating under the aegis Of the New England Council has announced a dubious state of mind regarding the PennsSl-
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
Senator Plans to Balk
 At Meyer Appointment

Okmulsee, Okla, Sept. 12 CF --- Opposition 10 confirmation by the United States senate Of Eugene Mey- CT, Jr., New York. as a member of the federal reserve board was an- nounced here by Senator W. B. Pine, republican. who resides here and who says he will make the formal
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
SIGNS FOR BOUT

Boston, Sept. 12 UP)-Jose San tos, Portuguese heavyweight who Is feet inches tall, has signed for three bouts here against opponents to be named later, according to an announcement by Promoter Eddie Mack of the Argonne A, A.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Blessed are the poor. They can cultivate new acquaintances with out being asked to sign notes.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

0"ueH AuHIg Uu0cuu UT NHcun8t1ou The A. B. c. is a national organization which furnishes newspapers and advsr- tisers with . strictly honest anAlysis of circulation. Our circulation statistics arc based upon this audit This insures pro- tsction against fraud in newspaper dis tribution figures to both national and local advertisers
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

There is just as much money in the country as there used to be. Trouble is, there has been too much hoarding.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

At 20 she makes fool of a man; at 30 she resigns herself to making a man of fool.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
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New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

But what we mean is they are designating the contenders as Vets and Drys.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Talk about a political machine "as is one:" There is the revelation that 220 Republican members of the esteemed Legislature, 19S have been designated delegates to the Republi- can state convention.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The fall business revival means nothing less than more of the sta tic money will go into circulation.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The prohibition problem has ar. rived at the point where some news papers are capitalizing it.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The foregoing issues are construc- tive; they are undergoing wide spread discussion.
 The Democratic platform makers are to be congratulated upon not fearing to take definite stand soaring some of the more conserva- tive gentry in the state.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The Herald is on sale daily in New York at Hotalng's Newsstand, Times Square; schultx's Newsstand. Entrance Grand Central. 41pd Street.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The measure of | man is the sum he must be worth before he thinks traffic oops are impudent.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

vania's infiltration into New England and has pleaded for more time 10 study the possibilities, the Provi- dence chamber has bluntly announc- ed it would fight such acquisition by the Pennsylvania railroad.
 The prepared statement says:
 Control of the New Haven rail- road by the Pennsylvania would re- suit in the destruction of the ter minal character of the New Haven road, as we'll as of the Boston & Maine and other New England roads"
 But how is this fight" to be car- ried on? Who is preventing the Pennread Corporation from continu- ing the purchase of New Haven. Boston & Maine, Maine Central and Bangor 6; Aroostook stock?
 While the New England watch dog organizations are issuing state ments and making investigations the Pennroad holding corporation con- tinues buying stock in these lines.
 When the time comes to un- scram ble the eggs it cannot be done. So far there is no law against hold ing companies purchasing what they see fit to buy and the I. c. c. is powerless.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

A rich man is one whose radio is $40 radio and $560 furniture.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
ROOSEVELT LETS THEM KNOW

The question immediately pops to mind, how will Governor Roosevelt's announcement in favor of repeal of the dry law through passage of an amendment superseding the 18th, and looking to state control of the liquor racket, set with the Southern Democrats who are supposed to be desert dry.
 It will be remembered that Alfred E. Smiths wet views were looked upon askanCe in certain parts of Dixie; and though opposition to the sage of the East Side went further than, an opposition to his liquor views, the latter helped in the debacle of 1928 in the South.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

In other words nothing succeeds like circulation"
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
publican patent on prosperity has run out.

Nomination of Prof. Wilbur L. Cross, dean emeritus of the Yale Graduate school, for the governor ship, sets up candidate who will lend distinction to the ticket.
 Prof. Gross was unheralded as political timber until he made an ex- temporaneous speech to fill in at a political gathering last spring. His stock immediately went above par. His nomination at New London, floating on wave of unanimous enthusiasm, shows that a professor who can make a striking address can gain quick approval in politics.
 AS in the days of Prof. Woodrow Wilson.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
Member of tho Associated Press

The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for re- publication of all news credited to 1t or not otherwise credited in this paper and also local news published therein.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

In other words, the Legislature will go into a. special session.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Governor Roosevelt has views that coincide with those of Al" Smith and with those of Dwight W. Nor row.
 He has views, it may be added. that coincide with the ma jority of citizens in the Northern populated districts.
 And lastly, such views appear to be in conformity with the results of the prohibition poll provided last spring by that indefatigable poll provided, the Literary Digest
 Millions of Republicans who voted for MT. Hoover, dry, must agree with Governor Roosevelt.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
so SAYS THE PLATFORM

Whether there will be frequent references to the platform adopted by the Democratic state convention practice during late campaigns, both in the state and nationally, to be bound by platform only so far as they do not interfere with personal platforms. When the candidates be- gin to make speeches they usually enunciate considerabl that goes far beyond the platforms. What the speakers say. rather than the plat forms, are most frequently quoted.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Wall street at last sympathizes With the farmer. It would go broke, too, if it couldn't water its stock,
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
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New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

When you study the districts that have the highest homicide rates, you can't help thinking that nature knows best.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

It isn't true that all Americans cat hot dogs between mexls. You can't eat a hot dog while chewing gum.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The Democratic platform adopted at Eastern Point Is worth more than being shelved as something that was adopted as a routine measure only to be overlooked later.
 It rides straight into some of the most troublesome questions of the day,
 These issues are:
 Favoring a state pension system for aged citizens.
 A move for unemployment relief through the appointment of com- mission to study the subject.
 Better roads in rural districts, thus making an effort ta interest the rural organizations who have been agitating for such improvements.
 Favoring the Investigation of rates charged the public by public utility corporations, thus following on the heels of what Prof. Levitt has been contending is necessary,
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Maybe the gods on Olympus got tired of hearing this carnal genera tion shout: Get hot,"
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
Facts andEdncies
By Robert Cullen

A rich man is one whose radio is $40 radio and $560 furniture. Blessed are the poor. They can cultivate new acquaintances with out being asked to sign notes. - At 20 she makes a fool Of a man: at 30 she resigns herself to making a man of fool.
 The measure of man is the sum he must be worth before he thinks traffic oops are impudent.
 Wall street at last sympathizes with the farmer. It would xo broke. too, if it couldn't water its stock.
 Maybe the gods on Olympus got tired of hearing this carnal genera tion shout: Get hot."
 Soap sales have increased this year, indicating a. wholesome desire to clean up some place besides Wall street.
 It isn't true that all Americans cat hot dogs between meals. You can't eat a hot dog while chewing gum.
 The chief danger in offering $10 for used car now is that the dealer won't have anything but small change.
 Americanism: Practicing eEoistic self-indulgence in the name of free dom while the powers that be slowly destroy liberty.
 When you study the districts that have the highest homicide rates, you can't help thinking that nature knows best.
 All farmers are up against it. and those that have begun to keep bees will get stung in the end.
 The better hotels now have run ming ice water, but it's still neces- sary to phone down for ginger ale.
 Another interesting game consists in trying to recognize your car by the shape of the lenders after it had been parked for an hour.
 It isn't as bad as it seems. A lot Of those you see on runt golf courses are unemployed only while the boss is out of town.
 We all eat much the same food. The chief difference is that the table scraps of the poor reappear as hash instead Of a salad.
 Striblins's newly discovered punch would have seemed even more re- markable if 1t had knocked Scott perpendicular.
 The Indian head on the penny seems appropriate enough when you reflect that Indians own the oil wells and a penny isn't good for anything except gasoline tax.
 Correct this sentence: "Yes, she is beautiful" said the fond mother. but I am training her to make a good wife for poor man"
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Correct this sentence: "Yes, she is beautiful" said the fond mother, but I am training her to make a good wife for poor man"
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Americanism: Practicing egoistic self-indulgence in the name of free dom while the powers that be slowly destroy liberty.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The chief danger in offering s1o for used car now is that the dealer won't have anything but small change.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Soap sales have increased this year, indicating a wholesome desire to clean up some place besides Wall street.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Mir. Cummings can deliver a speech, write statement or prepare a political tract that is as good reading as anything our satirists ever struck off between drinks.
 But the idea that the Democrats will nominate him as the White House standard bearer in 1932 is preposterous. At least it is prepos- terous with Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt in the field.
 When MT. Cummings says some thing like, All things considered. the recent rainstorm is the outstand- ing achievement of the Hoover ad- ministration, he fulfills the political function of a master of wit.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

All farmers are up against it, and those that have begun to keep bees will get stung in the end.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The Democrats in this state this to shake the dry bones of Republic an contentment.
 The average voter is going to blame the Republicans for every thing he doesn't like John O. Tilson, attempting to explain things, is like ly to get as big a laugh as any of MT. Cummings wisecracks.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Copyright 1880, Publishers
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New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The Indian head on the penny seems appropriate enough when you reflect that Indians own the oil wells and a penny isn't good for anything except gasoline tax.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Armenian restaurant on Washington street-revelinx in native dishes. The other night passing the Kitchen l reeked in for glimpse of the cook, expecting a figure in a fez with per- haps a rug over his arm. Instead I saw a fat American Negress with a red bandanna around her neck, perspiring over an old fashioned
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

The better hotels now have run ming ice water, but it's still neces- sary to phone down for ginger ale.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Striblink's newly discovered punch would have seemed even more re- rharkable if 1t had knocked Scott perpendicular.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

A frequent day dream is buying dog shop and giving each dog a swell home away from auction block stuffiness. l inquired the cost of all dogs in shop on 18th street, was told 1t totaled sl4,320. waved to an imaginary acquaintance outside and .oippety hoped to greet him.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Another interesting game consists in trying to recognize your car by the shape of the lenders after it had been parked for an hour.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

We all eat much the same food. The chief difference is that the table scraps of the poor reappear as hash instead of a salad.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

It isn't as bad as it seems. A lot Of those you see on runt golf courses are unemployed only while the boss is out of town.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by writing 10 the Question Editor. New Britain Herald. Washington Bureau. 1922 New York avenue. Washing ton, D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical. legal and marital advice cannot be given. nor can extended research be under taken. All other questions will re- ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered. All let- ters are conhdentiaI.-Edito
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

bleza de tn acci6n, Y vera una
ofensa en- tn renunciamiento.
-Es atroz, papa. Ash, pues,
mi prima queda a MERGED de
un despota Y 70 no puedo ha-
Ger NADIA por ella!
NADIA, de momento.
FL ioven baj6 tristemente la
.cabeza. Era necesario convenir
que 81 padre tenfa raz6n.
Sc acab6 la hermosa estaci6n
de las vacaciones. Ell condo V
su hijo regresaron a Paris.
Una tristeza profunda Sc
habia apoderado del vizconde.
Sin ninguna noticia de Matilde
Y no pudiendo dudar que su
amada %sufria, Sc hallaba como.
sobre ascuas.
Ell condo Sc inquiet6.
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

bre. Voy a il a CoUrdec y con-
SECURE volverle a la raz6n y dc
sus ideas.
-Querido Eduardo-replic6
ell conde,-no conoces al senior
de FRANCIS; NADIA es compare
BILE 4 su testarudez; cuando di
&c: "Quiero esto'', aunque vie
va eXpirar a su hija de dolor.
por amor propio, por orgullo.
no Sc desdeciria.
Els una raz6n de mas para
que vaya 70 a Courdec, papa.
! listed no sabe 10 que sufro al
pensar que Matilde estara desc
lada, LENA de dolor!...
81, como supongo, Matilde
esta enterada de las nuevas l.
IDEAS de su padre, debe, con efec
to, estar muy apenada; pero
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

que es pobre? Ell no Sc oculta-
taba, confesaba con franqueza
que esperaba esa herencia pa
ra restaurar Su castillo.
-Quizas por haberlo dicho
demasiado la baronesa 10 ha
desheredado.
-Pues bien, papa. quisro
reparar el error que la barone-
sa de Aigreville ha cometido
con mi ito.
-Casandote con su hija; va
estaba convenido.
No; renunciando en- su ia
vor a la herencia de nuestra pa
rienta.
FL condo incline la cabeza.
No esta tampoco NAL pen
sado-dijo;-pero ell senior de
FRANCIS no comprendera la no.
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

decide declararse culpable y
fu6 condenado a tres amos,
Mr.. Hughes Y Mr.. Froeligh
pondran especial cuidado en- la
selection del jurado que ha de
DIR las prucbas Ell ambos casos
Por violaci6n de la ley SEGA
impuso aver ell juez Alderman
las siguientes sentencias: F.
Gilberte, Glen pesos de multa;
George st. Amant, tres meses
de carcel y sentencia Suspend
da a condicion de que observe
buena conducta; C. f. Peacock
un ano Y un dia, sentencia sus-
pendida con la obligation de
presentarse a los agentes fede-
rales durante cinco amos; Joe
Morgan, multa de Glen pesos Y
La gaceta., 1930-02-14
LA GACETA

Sc encontraba en- esta ciudad
desde, hacia varios meses ira
tando de vender utensilios V a.
paratos.
Ell monoplano venia de Mia
mi, de donde habia salido esta
manana, con Ell prop6sito, sus
ocupantes, de celebrar una en-
trevista con Mr.. Wallace Da-
Wis, superintendent de obras
publicas de la ciudad, sobre ell
proyectado aerodremo munich
pal.
Ell aparato Sc present6 sobre
la planta Fosf6rica a ESQ de las
10 de la manana, tardando en-
caer solo unos segundos.
Mir. Henry a su llegada a
Tampa hace dos semanas pro-
cedente de Louisville expert
mento otro percance en- ell ae-
rodromo de Drew" al tratar
de aterrizar y enterrarse una
de las ruedas del aparato en-
una parte fangosa yendose de
nariz y estropeandose la helice.
La gaceta., 1930-02-14
Els un buen

Els un buen pensamlento,
que 70 aprobaria seguramente
81 tn carta hubiese de llegar a
sus manos; pero no tie hagas
ninguna illusion respecto a ESQ.
tn ito Sc incautara de ella.
-iEntonces. que hacer?
-Esperar, va te 10 he di-
cho. Deja pasar la c6lera de tn
ito.
y decir que TODD este pro-
viene por una miserable cues
ton de Understandable ell jo-
ven con acento doloroso.-La
sonora de Aigreville me ha he
cho I'm fIaco servicio al NOM
brarme su heredero universal.
GNecesitaha yo para NADIA esa
herencia? mo era mas iusto
que Sc 10 desc TODD a mi ito,
La gaceta., 1930-02-14
CERCA DE TAMPA Sc DES-
@ HOY UN MONO
PLANO CURTIS-ROBBINS,
PERECIENDO DOS AVA
DORES

Aparentemente a causa de al
guna decomposition en- el mo-
tor, un monoplano Ourtis-Ro-
bins, tripulado por Percy C.
Henry, y en- ell cual viajaba Wi
liam M. Glosa, experto y re-
nombrado aviador, Sc precipit6
a terra hoy por la manana, que
dando destrozado, en- la carre-
terra de Bradenton, a diez millas
de Tampa.
Los empleados de la planta
"Fosforic", que Sc encuentra ST.
tuada pr6xima a donde cayo ell
aparato, corrieron hacia ell lu-
gar con la intenci6n de prestar
ayuda a los aviadores, encon-
trando a ambos sin conocimien-
to, En- opinion de estos trabaja-
dores, ell aparato parecia CONS
que buscaba I'm lugar donde "a
terriZar cuando ocurri6 la ca
tastrofe.
Requerida una ambulancia
fueron depositados los cuerpos
de los aviadores, que todavia
respiraban, partiendo en- ell ac-
to en- direction del hospital mu-
nicipal, donde fueron inutiles
todos los auxilios de la ciencia
para salvarles la vida. Ambos
murieron, con diferencia de mi
nutos, una bora despues de ha-
Der llegado al hospital.
Ell aeroplano qued6 cast in
servible.
Mr.. Close una de las victi-
mas, era Vice-Presidente de la
Airport Development Company
Construction, de Filadelfia, y
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

he, aceites, Y acero cruzan Ell
Atlantico entire Italia y Mon
treal, New York, Galveston y
Buenos Aires con una longi-
.tud aproximada de 1880 mi
Has. Unidas a las llneas con
4ln2laeTra, la ruta carbonife-
IA, y la de la India, del hule,
mas las de communication con
las coloniales, arrojan un to-
tai de $4,000 millas que deben
protegerse. Els la misma longi-
tud de las lineas de comunica-
ci6n que declara Francia te-
ner que defender.
La Marina mercante france
sa equivale cast a la de Italia
(3,378,00 de la primera y
3,285,000 de la 1ltima) ; este
va ensena una significanse pa
ridad. Francia tiene una enor-
me ventaja en- ell largo total de
sus costas incluyendo sus colo
Mas. Pero las costas de la Fran
cia propiamente dichas no son
mas que dos terceras parties
mas 0 menos de las cOstas de
Italia. La defensa de las costas
de la madre patria es 10 unico
que no debe negligirse bajo pc
ma Gle causar un acataStrofe y
no puede clasificarse entire las
defensas de distances costas u
sualmente desiertas. ST Sc mi
de ell valor militar de la defen-
sa Sc vera que Italia necesita
mas barcos que Francia para
proteger sus parties whales.
Francia declara que la inte-
glidad de sus comunicaciones
coIoniales es indispensable en-
tempo de guerra, para trans
portar tropas de raza blanca,
formadas de n1cleos de ciuda-
danos que viviendo en- las CO.
munidades italianas estan suje-
tos por la obligation de dar su
servicio miIitar. ST Sc sostiene
que ell arrojamiento de milicia
s~alvaie sobre los campos de ba
ITALIA europeas es causa para un
privilegio International, debe
igualmente acordarse que tia
liza tiene ell derecho de prote-
ger las masas de sus hijos en-
listados.
De cualquier manera que Sc
La gaceta., 1930-02-14

ella sabe que til la quiereS, Y que
70 tambien siento mucho carl
no por ella, y este la consolara
Y la animara, dandole paciencia
pues pensara que siempre pue-
de contar con nosotros. No qule
no que vayas a CoUrdec, en- pri-
mer lugar porque resultaria bat
do Csc viaje, pues tn ito no te
recibiria. Luego, seria aumen-
tar la c6lera del irascible vieio.
La prudencia tie aconseja espe-
rar. FL senior de FRANCIS Sc apa-
ciguara.
-Dado ell caracter de mi ito.
tiene listed raz6n, papa; pero
70 no puedo dejar a Matilde en-
la duda, quiero escribirle, quie-
no que sepa que NADIA destruira
|! ell amor que me ha inspirado.