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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21

has not been missing in this mix
ture. He even pits the applesauce
On heavier than Grey.
George O'Brien in this talker
comes to the front as one Of those
he-talking men who is mighty
handy on the trigger In a gun battle.
Here Is simply a western done with
modern sound and the talking voice.
The fact Is for this sort Of stuff,
O'Brien rather glorif1es the western
talker.
He sure can ride a horse and his
love scenes are not too frequent.
do not mean his love scenes with
the horse.
The takers may bring back this
western stuff when most of us
thought that it was dead in the
silent screen.
This Zane Grey movie Is done for
most of the time in the open. Some
of the shots are mighty good. 1t
is melodrama of the old days done
in the modern tempo.
Not a great picture, but it does
have that "it" Of entertainment
which gets across. It made gal
lery god of me yesterday when I
saw it at the Lyric.
You may like it, you love it ana
you hate 1t, but 1t is theater and an
attempt to save the western in mod
ern guise.
Harry Waiman and his Clownettes
dress up the idea of a girl orches-
ira into q revue. Lot of costume
and scenery changes and lot of
nice direction.
Waiman handles his violin with
ease and with satisfactory audience
results. He does not attempt to be
a comedian. He knows his theater.
Grace Doro is an individual at
the piano. She is a great deal like
Rae Samuels in the fact that she is
always busy. When I saw her yes
terday for a few seconds, she was
playing the piano in the ballroom
all for herself. She was trying out
something new just as Rae Samuels
does.
She can turn the piano into a
harp. She does a nice traveSty on
the girl who plays only one tune
over the radio in many different
styles.
Here is growing personality at
the piano and she is clever enough
to adjust herself to her audience.
She has material and the tunes.
She writes songs and tunes for many
on the stage.
Fred and Jane Rinehart do the
black face thing and they do it
right. Comedy all right and their
fash at melody gets across with SO
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
SULLIVAN INTERESTED
IN MANAGER SYSTEM
Mayor. Official Family TO Inspect
Workings at Cincinnati.

An early trip to Cincinnati to view
the inner workings of the city man
ager form Of government there is
contemplate. by Indianapolis city
officials, Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan
announced today.
Sullivan believes that his official
family would profit from a visit to
Cincinnati to view the improvements
which have been accomplished dur
ing the city manager regime there.
at would be valuable for us to
know how they conduct public bust
ness in other cities" Sullivan de-
elared. other nearby cities besides
Cincinnati may be inspected if the
trip proves profitable.
The mayor. works board, Fire
Chief Harry Voshell and Police Chief
Jerry K<-pey and other members
of the oificial family probably will
drive to the neighboring city this
coming spring.
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much ease that encores are de-
msnded.
The first act is an acrobatic offer
ing with a lot of comedy by Little
Pipifax, If I have the name Of this
act right.
Now at the Lyric.
Other theaters today offer: "Ki-
bitzer' at the Indiana, Sally at
the Circle, Hot For Paris" at the
Apollo, Half Way to Heaven" at
the Ohio, 1.-THE Bishop Murder
Case" at the Palace, movies at the
Colonial and burlesque at the
Mutual.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
Insurance Proves Undoing

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 21.-
Glenn Williams was arrested here
charged with possessing and trans
porting liquor following an automo-
bile accident near here. His car
was abandoned and officers traced
its ownership through the company
in which the car was insured. Will
liams was fined 500 and costs and
given a year at the penal farm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
This Is National Thrift Week
q, 1890

Statistics sho that By far the greater part of the
Average income is spent for food NoWduring Thrift
Week-is the right time to resolve to be thrifty and
save qour costs for this most important iten By maxi
6aag your purchases at Kroger'S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
THERE SEEMS TO BE
LOTS OF GOODS HERE
The Girls With Waiman and Grace Doro as Well as the
Movie Deliver Entertainment at the Lyric.
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN.

Ranger" people rest IN The TACT
She doesn't much
talking certainly delivers
responsible for this the screen should
Mandelharper Good Young Man when
turned
1 outas bookso
mixing the old fiction
director in this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Jan. I'll
Mrs. william Trebly, 81, is dead here
following an operation. She was
past matron of the local chapter
of Eastern Star and past grand
Ruth of the grand chapter OF In
diana
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Estate Exceeds $4,000

BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. 21.-Wn-
liam H. Brelsford, retired business
man, who died here recently, re-
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veaIs personal property valued at
SIC, l66.17, according to an inventory
filed in circuit court by George c.
Forrey. indianapolis. and Mrs. Ber-
tina Mckee, executors.
The Washington times., 1930-12-08
NEWS OF SKYWAYS

The first official flight Of the
new Eastern Air Transports
line from Atlanta to New York
begins early Wednesday morn
ing from Atlanta. Captain
Courtney, the English transat-
lantic flier, win pilot the lead
ship with q number Of notables
of the aviation world. Among
those who win be in the big
2O-place Condor are the -presi-
dent Of the e. A. T., Captain
Doe and his wife, H. A. Elliott,
vice president Of the e. A. T.;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.. WeSting,
Casey" Jones, j. c. Cowden, OF
the Bancamerica-Blair Co., and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Keys. MIR.
Keys is interested in the financ-
ing of aerial transportation
lines all over the country, being
on the board Of directors OF
nearly every line now In opera
ton. The people mentioned ar
rive this afternoon about four
and will be the guests Of the
line at O banquet tonight with
local personages of the flying
game. Tomorrow they win all
be taken to Atlanta from where
the official opening Of the line
will take place. Representatives
of the New York newspapers will
accompany the group through
out the entire flight. A short
stop will be made at Washing.
ton-Hoover Airport on the re-
turn trip. Bad weather over
the mountains caused Cliff Ball
to cancel his Cleveland liner
both Saturday and Sunday.
The weather has been rather
tough on Cliff this fall, and has
cost him a lot Of money, but
even so, he doesn't hesitate to
cancel the flight If there is the
least danger. good bey, Cliff.
A real curio hit Billing Field
Saturday afternoon when Lieu
tenant Wilson, Of Mitchell Field,
sat an old DH-4 down among
the BIS and other new ships.
The Washington times., 1930-12-08

It certainly was o treat TO- com
pare this old veteran with the
youngsters Of today. and these
De Havilands were among those
which the boys used in the late
unpleasantneSs. :. what q repu-
tation those boats had. When
DIS are mentioned, old timers
win reminisce. Lieutenant
Hicks took, off this field. for
Mitchell in an attack plane
yesterday. Four Of the boys
from Langley Field came In
Saturday, spent q little time
up here and headed back. They
were Captains Breene, Madaris
and Harris, each in q pursuit
plane, and Lieutenant White
head In an AS. Only two flights
at the Naval Air Station over
the weekend, Lieutenant Fridge
making q round trip to Hamp-
ton Roads yesterday and Lieu
tenant Carson making the same
trip from the other end Satur-
day.
The Washington times., 1930-12-08
POWDER FACES
IN 36 T|NTS

NEW YORK, Dec. 8-Even
powdering the nose has become an
exact science. The skin Of the
Caucasian race comes In ID diff
terent shades, from albino to deep
brunette. Complexion powder
comes in six, from which 36 dif.
ferent tints may be blended. And
there are other complications.
Revealing q few Of them at a
meeting Of cosmeticians here, Ruth
D. Maurer. famous New York
York beauty authority, said:
"NO one can wear dead-white
powder. Even the skin Of the
aIbinO has family pinkish tint.
''The lighter flesh-tints may
safely be reserved for evening.
The woman who prefers dark
powder for daytime wear will
do well to use brighter rouge
and lighter powder for after
dark, though the same general
shading may be followed at all
hours"
The Washington times., 1930-12-08
King George Plans
Park Grouse Hunt

LONDON, Dec. 8 CU.S) THE
weather permitting, King George
will 60 shooting this week. The
King is planning to 60 into Wind.
sor Great Park either Tuesday or
Thursday for the first time since
his illness two years ago. to shoot
grouse.
The Prince Of Wales and his
brothers have already had some
good shooting at Windsor.
The Washington times., 1930-12-08
Police Are Told
CGDOne Is in ". Y.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 U.S0,
al Capone's in New York!
Or, at least, it looks that way
Police headquarters received
word today from Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. that the Chicago gangster
had been detained there Friday
night at 7 p. m.
Railroad men who profeSSed
to know "Al" well said that he
and three husky bodyguards got
off a train at PoughkeepSie.
The Washington times., 1930-12-08
ASK BETTER sHooLS

Citizens Of Mt. Vernon magis.
terial district appeared before
the Fairfax county school board
yesterday and asked that school
conditions be improved In that
district. The board said they
will remedy the existing condi-
tions especially In the Franconia
neighborhood as soon as money
is available for new school build.
ingS.
The Washington times., 1930-12-08
GOING STRONG

Arthur Duncan, So year old
golfer who has won the New Zea-
land amateur championship ten
times and the open title on three
occasions, recently played a round
in SO over the Miramar course at
WeIIington.
The Washington times., 1930-12-08
Woman Peace Group
Called to Meet Here

Representatives Of II national
women's organizations, banded to-
gether since 1925 as the National
Committee on the Cause and Cure
of War, will meet here January
10 for their sixth annual con-
ference.
The main topic Of discussion
will be "demobilization Of the war
machine" and special emphasis
will be given the developments Of
the London naval conference, to
which the committee sent special
observers.
The Washington times., 1930-12-08
DR.. W. E. BARTON IS DEAD

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 QN.S0.
DR.. William z. Barton, father Of
Bruce Barton, the writer, and
former moderator Of the Ma
tional Council Of Congregatio tional
Chuches in the United 81 StateS,
died today at SO.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-19
FIVE INITIATED

Five candidates were initiated Monday night into the Seward Rebekah Lodge the same being Mrs. H. Stanton, Mrs. Inez Mathi- son, Miss Verna Wheeler, Walter Corliss and J. B. Stanton.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-19
' JOHN p. CARROLL
 CALLED ID REST

John P. Paddy" Carroll, age 84 years, died in Fairbanks last week There was no specific cause of
 death, which came as the result of the dislntegrating processes of old age.
 Carroll was born in New York
 state and was of Irish descent. For
 the last 32 years he made his home in Alaska, the greater part of this
 time being spent in Fairbanks. He
 was a widower and there are mo
 relatives. At one time Carroll was a member Of the Pioneers of Alas
 ka. tNeWS Miner)
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-19
EMIL IANNINGs AT LIBERTY

Billed for tonight at the Liberty theatre is the melodrama Street of Sim, powerful story of the Iimehouse district in London. The chief character is taken by the celebrated actor Emil Jannings who is ever climbing to greater fame as an actor. After reaching the top of European theatrical fame he came to this country and has al- most reached a like emminence here. John Barrymore, considered our greatest actor won his popular ity, at least partly, by his handsome face and figure, but Jannings can boast neither face nor figure as an attraction, winning his station by his magnificent acting alone.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-19
LEGAL N0IIGE

THE PROBATE COURT FOR HE SEWARD PRECINCT. TER- frTORy OF ALASKA. THIRD KvTsrON. AT SEWARD.
 W THE NATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF JOHN GILLESPIE Deceased
 NOTICE TN CREDITORS
 No. 163
 NOTICE fs hereby given that the undersigned has been by said Court appointed Administrator of the Estate of John Gillespie, de- ceased and to creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publica- tion of this notice to the said ad- ministrator at his residence in the Town of Seward, Alaska, the same being the placr for the transaction of the business If said Estate in said Town of Seward, Seward Pre- cinct, Territory of Alaska, Third ' Division. Dated at Seward, Alaska, January 20, 193O.
 FRANK GILLESPIE,E,
 Administrator Date first publication Jan. Fl, 1880 Date last publication Feb. 25, l930
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-19
AT TIE HOTELS

SEWARD-Mrs. L. Olsen, J. + Waller, U. J. Courtney. W. Brennan
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-19

'. c. Cope, an employee of the Alaska Juneau Mine, age 29 years, entered the hospital to be treated for burns received while at work in the mill, re-babbiting a bearing The flame from his torch ignited oil on the bearing, causing it to flare up in his face. His face and hands were slightly burned.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-19

The Ladies Aid of the Cornraun- ity church will meet at the home 3f MS. John Rosness, Wednesday l p. m.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-19
DR. l.. w. FROAIM OPENS DENTAL OFFICE

Dr. Fromm of Nome, Alaska, has opened dental offices in the Sew ard hotel. Dr Fromrn has practic- ed dentistry 25 years in Alaska and will be pleased to he at the seryice of his friends and patrons. Room .12. Teleph0ne Madison TIT. Adv
 The Gateway the paper with "1t'
La gaceta., 1930-08-18
"COMENTANDO DECLARA-
CLONES DEL FABRICAN-
TIE SIR. RAMON N
DEF REY
(Por un ~Rezagador)

He leido detenidamente "La
Gaceta" del Sabado Is y en-
ella las declaraciones hechas
por ell ST.. Ramon F. Rey, rela-
cionadas con ell Gambia de Sis
tema en- ell trabajo que desean
implantar los Rezagadores.
Dice ell Sr. Fernandez Rey,
que no cree que los Rezagado-
res vayan a lamar a la mise
ria a un pueblo por imponer
sus demands. 5Pero es nece-
sario llegar hasta tai extreme
para que los Rezagadores,
puedan conseguir ell reparti1
10 que hoy comen unos cuantos
entire algunos mas de sus COM
paneros que tienen hambre?
mo es ESQ mismo que tanto
teme ell ST.. Rey, 10 que los Re-
zagadores tratan de mitigar,
La gaceta., 1930-08-18

TODD 10 que hay sobre ell parti
cular, y va que no te informaS
antes, para dar Information
Veridica yo trato de darte luz
Yo no veo mas que un gran
amor propio ofendido en- la
persona de Alfonso, como sc
dijo en- la Junta General, que
81 la Secci6n de Beneficencia
hubiera desagraviado como e.
deseaba, Alfonso no hubiera
presentado sus quejas que el
cree tan razonables.
Yo creo que ell amigo Alon-
so no fue tratado en- ell Sanato-
rio del Centre Asturiano con la
cortesfa que Ell es merecedor
pues 10 correcto seria que Sc lie
diera una atenci6n especial va
que Sc trataba de TN Official de
la Sociedad.
Con referencia al DR.. Mario
rell ell por delicadeza no debia
nj de tratarlo, pues todos los
La gaceta., 1930-08-18

que nos hace desempenar la
sonora Luisa, pero ella nos ha
dicho: Else bandido de Ramo-
neau es ell que ha robado ell di-
nero del viejo ciego y ell que
ha asesinado a Fabrice; en- ell
interes de vuestro amigo Pc.
dro Y para que 70 pueda pro-
bar su inocencia, es necesario
que hagais 10 que os digo''. Y
como Pedro es nuestro amigo
Y nosotros nos dejarfamos ha
Ger pedazos por el, no vacila
mos nj I'm instante y respondi-
mos a la sonora Luisa: Hare
mos TODD 10 que listed quiera".
E inmediatamente pusimos ma
nos a la obra.
"Al principle solo descubri-
mos que una banda de malhe-
La gaceta., 1930-08-18

que estamos empapados de los
asuntos del Centre y como Ell
mismo dijo en- la Junta Gene
raj Ell fue ell 1nico que Sc opu-
so en- la Junta de Directiva a
su entrada de nuevo al servi-
clio del Centre y los maliciosos
pueden figurarse que es una
question solamente personal y
no social, pues la Directiva, CO.
mo tn sabes, es compuesta de
cincuenta, asi que Sc supone
que fue la representation de la
mayoria quien 10 puso donde
esta; tn puedes estar SECURE
que por mucho que ataquer al
DR.. Martorell en- Ell Centre AS
turiano yo nunca 10 defenders
primero, porque no tengo la
facilidad de palabras que 0
tros para convencer a las ma
sas, y segundo porque soy su
amigo particular y Sc presta-
ria a que hubiera quien dijera
que era natural Que 10 defen-
diera con raz6n o sin ella.
Los buenos socios, com 0 di-
ces tn, deben tratar sus cosas
en- casa y los defectos que hu-
biera tratar de corregirlos sin
que Sc entere ell vecino, que asi
es como Sc demuestra ell tan
decantado amor al Centre AS
turiano.
Tuyo,
Francisco d. Rogue.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18
; cayera al aqua, junto a los niue
lies de Dantzler, ahogandose.
Encontr6 ell cuerpo ell policfa
del puerto Steve Kissinger.

Siguen encerrados en- la car
eel del condado, por aparecer
como responsables de la muer-
tie de S. B. Martin, de so amos,
un jardinero de Mango Hills,
los j6venes Walter Johnson, de
% amos, vecino de Seffner, y
Henry Gibson, 10 amos, de
Plant City.
Sobre las parallels de la
Atlantic Coast Line, a media
milla de Seffner, fue encon-
trado ell cuerpo d~estrozado,
por un menor de la raZa negra.
Creese que por 10 menos
tres trenes pasaron por encima
del cadaver.
Existe la creencia de que
los j6venes rineron con Ell, ma
tandolo a golpes, por causa de
medic litro de wisky. Luegc
arrastraron ell cuerpo hasta la
via y ALI 10 dejaron, suponien
do que la muerte iba a acha-
carse a un accidente.
Los testimonies contradicto-
rios de esos j6venes, que fueron
vistos en- compania del jardine-
TO, motivaron su arresto.
Sc lie ha tornado declaration
a la j6ven esposa de Gibson,
que tiene una criatura de po-
cos meses de nacida.
I'm jurado fue reunido por ell
juez de paz Perry, de Seffner, y
hallase actuando en- ell case. Qua
tro testigos declararon aver.
Hoy por la tarde, a las cua-
tro, Sc tomaran nuevos testimo-
MOS.
La gaceta., 1930-08-18

Tulsa Verdier. Busca a los cul-
pables, pero jlos encontrara?
va han sido encontrados,
senior condo.
-iAh! iAlabado sea Dios
exclam6 ell conde.-i Era ESQ 10
que venia listed a decir a Tulsa
Verdier?
La sonora Luisa va 10 sa-
be-respondi6 Boyer.
Olga listed, amigo MIC, Gno
manifesto listed tambien ell de-
SEQ de yer al vizconde de Luce
role?
Isl, senior condo.
-GPuedo saber yo que que
ria decir listed a mi hijo?
-Unicamente guerra pregun
tar al senior vizconde de Luce
role, 81 hace POGO lie hahian rO-
La gaceta., 1930-08-18

tar las aspiraciones de los
hombres? mo las tiene 6l tam
bien? jCuando el era I'm sim
pie Rezagador y trabajaba con
tes6n y fuerza por Ell engran-
decimiento de los Rezagado :
res, no tenia el otras aspira-
clones?
5Por esa cualidad que de :
ben poser todos los hombres,
la aspiration, no lego ell ST..
Rey a ser Fabricante? Y 81 el
lego, ipor que pretender que
sus companeros de otros ITEM
pos no aspiren?
I'm hombre sin aspiraciones
es un hombre sin vida y al que
no tiene vida facil es dominar-
10.
Y para terminar, ell hombre
que tanto Sc preocupa por ell
hambre que pueda sufrir un
pueblo, no debe oponerse nun
ca a que csc pueblo coma, y los
Rezagadores que hoy estan
hacienda frente al monstruo
del hambre no Sc detiene So
lamente en- determinado of :
clio, sino que Sc extiende tam
La gaceta., 1930-08-18
XVII
Ell RETRATO

Ell silencio no dur6 nj dos
minutes; no obstante .pareci6
larguisimo al senior de Luce
role. Su inquietud era visible.
Senior conde-dijo Boyer
levantando la cabeza,-antes
que TODD es. necesario que olga
a listed que, desde hace tres
dias, por orden de la sonora
Luisa, mi companero Thibaut
y yo, vigilamos y seguimos por
todas parties a I'm individuo
que Sc llama RamOneau y que
ell malvado mas grande de
Ia terra. Els un oficio rar0 ell
La gaceta., 1930-08-18

chores Sc reunia en- una casa
aiSlada en- medic de los cam
pos, detras del P6re-Lachaise.
Pero no es de este de 10 que Sc
trata.
Hoy a las once, hemos WIS.,
to salir a Ramoneau de la casa
donde vive. LIE hemos seguido
hasta la Chapelle, Gale de la
Goutte-d'Or. Entr6 en- un por-
tai. Esperamos paseando por
la Gale. Esta era nuestra CON
sigma. Pas6 una bora y va ell
tempo empezaba a hacersenos
largo. De pronto ofmos gri-
tar; TAI asesino! idetenedle!
mos volvimos y vimos a
Ramoneau que corrfa como 81
lie persiguiesen cuarenta pc
rros rabiosos, Adivinamos que
La gaceta., 1930-08-18

sino en- su totalidad, al menos
en- parte?
mo fue ell hambre la que
impulse y oblig6 a los Rezaga-
dores a presentar a los Sres.
Fabricantes en- estos momentos
ell Gambia de sistema, sin alte-
rar en- NADIA ell costo de produc-
ci6n, para de esa manera po-
der repartir 10 que hoy ganan
los que trabajan, entire sus com
paneros que tambien tienen
derecho a la vida?
Siendo este asi, como 10 es,
y que no igno ell Sr. Rey, ipor
que entonces lamar al viento
decIaraciones terrorfficas ca
PAGES de asustar a algunos IL
moratos, pero jamas podran
hacer mella en- los cerebros
bien organizados preparados
para la compression del alcan-
ce de tales declaraciones?
No es la intencion de los Re-
zagadores, ell que Ell pueblo de
Tampa, por nuestra causa pa
Sc hambre, porque aunque ell
Sr. Rey, antique companero
nuestro, pretenda concedernos
ell immense poder de quitarle
la comida a I'm pueblo, nosotros
muy cortesmente 10 declinamos
en- su favor.
Los Rezagadores, 10 que an
helan, 10 que desean, es que
nadie sufra hambre, porque en-
este mundo hay comida para
todos, solo que hay que repair
tirla y a ESQ tienden en- estos
momentos dificiles nuestras
pretensiones, las cuales, con la
buena voluntad de los Sres.
Fabricantes, seran satisfechas.
Tambien dice ell Sr. Rey que
ell hecho de que los Rezagado-
res prefieran garar $40 8 $25.
ahora, con tai de colocar a sus
companeros que huelgan no es
garantia de que habran de
conformarse en- 10 successive, 81
no que Sc We en- ell fondo otra
cosa: la preparation del terre-
no para nuevas demands.
Bueno, es decir que aqui es-
ia, 10 que Sc We y 10 que no Sc
We, y sin embargo, los contra
tiempos que han sucedido en-
la industrial tabacalera de Tam
pa nadie los profetizo hasta
que no sucedieron; pero 81 Sc
conocen las intenciones de los
Rezagadores y con este preten
de Ell Sr. Rey contrarrestar las
aspiraciones nuestras en- ell pre-
sente, porque 10 que en- ell flu
turo pueda venir n~osotros no
podemos adivinarlo.
GAh 81 nosotros tuvieramos
csc donD
Y aunque asi fuera, vamos
a supOner que ell Sr. Rey este
en- 10 cierto sobre ell future, va
que nos ha alberto los ojos. les
La gaceta., 1930-08-18
bado una c~artera.

bado una cartera.
iExtrana pregunta !-di-
10 ell conde;-veamos, jno po-
dria listed explicarse mejor?
-Es dificil, senior condo,
porque 20 mismo no Sc NADIA.
-Segdn 10 que listed me aca-
ba de decir, han robado una
cartera perteneciente al viz
condo.
A menos que no la haya
perdido.
En- fin, Gdonde ha. visto
listed eSa cartera?
En- una habitaci6n dom
de hace una bora Sc ha come
lido un crimen.
Jun crimen!-exclam6 ell
condo palideciendo de repen-
tie,