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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-08
(Rheumatism and Neuritis)

(Kneumat1Slm n Neurtt1S)
Question: Mrs. J.. b. asks: Evil.
you please explain the difference be-
tween rheumatism and neuritis?"
Answer: Rheumatism chiefly af-
fects the muscles and joints, while
neuritis is distinctly an inflamma-
ton Of the nerve cells. It seems that
the fundamental causes are the same,
and that most Of the trouble In both
cases comes from an extreme amount
Of intestinal poisoning. An explana-
ton Of the difference in d~iagnostic
points between these two disorders
would only be confusing to you. but
as the cause is essentially the same.
the same treatment will get rid OF
either or both of these disorders.
Copyright, 1880, by The Bell
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-08

question: Mrs. Fl. asks: why do
you advise q sweet fruit, such as dates
or figs, with buttermilk? I notice you
advise this occasionally for lunch in
your menus. Does the combination
prove beneficial in any special way?"
Answer: Milk contains tactic acid
which when taken tends to destroy
certain putrefactive bacteria in the
intestines. The tactic acid can do
this work better in the presence Of
something sweet, and dates, figs or
raisins are recommended in place OF
other sugar.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-08
RECIN HERE TODAY

0uIVsbV ~ EhE 1Ot1A
JUDITH CA MF;RON. New York
typtst. mspstes ARTHI u
KNIGHT. execustve o. the pub.
Knight IL svidower with q
daughter. TONY. ~. and son.
JUNIOR. "a. Tony denounccs IN.
dtth NJ = gold digger. when
Junior comes home 1or l.hri.amas
AolIdnys be - equally o~nfriendIy.
ANDY CRAIG. . young mnn
Knight has aided. takes . posi-
tion with the p~1hosshine 0rm. He
Il IN love With Tony and calls ~
convince her father that Judith
and Andy are carrying on an
a6niP. when this fatls she tricks
the pair into . compromising
situation.
Tony In carryinE on q dtrtnsion
with MICKEY MORTlM r q,
wealthy and married. Tony and
the GtrI 70 inally forgiven. Knight
becomes dangerously ~ with
pneumonia. Junior comes home
and stays until bis father hegins
IN rccuperate. Before leaving the
hoy admits TO judith he hos mis-
Judged her.
Tony intercept: . letter intend
into the city where she sees her
meet q young maa named DAN.
With this Information Tony forces
judith Ia leave the 6ouse for two
weeks. J0dtth goes into New York.
After days OF misery she decides
10 return and tell Arthur the
truth. she arrives ~ the Aouse.
:es. Arthur a.s hs asks c:.dly
IN iistem n, e~xmlamaaann. anA ans.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

In a junior college executive
board meeting it was decided 20 So.
cure the services of Mr.. John Ratio,
an impersonator, for program. The
proceeds Of this program will swell
the annual fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

Telling how golf clubs were made,
Mr. Jack krogcr. the professional
at the Barbara Worth Golf Club.
spoke to Mr.. Allen 5 students Tues
dav
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

\ Joint meeting of the executive
board and class presidents of the
l3gh school met Wednesday t. de
tcrminc the plan Of action to be
taken in the ticket selling campaign
fut the athletic season.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

persuasion could prevail upon the
three to give thei, first names.
With them was Roy Mathis, 35, a
rancEcr near Indio, upon whose
ranch the three were found by i'm
migration Officers. Officials were
holding Mathis upon suspicion that
he IS a Qo.bctwc>u IN alien snug
Cling activities across the border.
Jose Carnado, -. was anothc,
prisoner booked on immigration
charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16
Bandit Stages
Bold R0bber,

Los ANGELES. Oct. 16. U.P) \
bandit early today entered the home
of L. d. Sale, president of a whole
sale drug company, commanded Mrs.
Sale to remain quiet in bed and
looted the residence of iewclry, furs
and money totaling $4,000.
Mrs. Sale, who was too terrified
to summon police until some time af.
ter the robbery, said the first IN
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16
BUTTEE
EGGS
LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Oct. l6. U.D-
Hogs. receipts 2e7: strong - 10
cents higher: top $lI2j on lead Is
pound NctraskaS: load 167 pounds
$J1.0a. locals 5000 to $ll.0o.
Cattle, receipts 500; steady to
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16
ACTIVITIES AT CENTRAL UNION

, Central cannot be over estimated
They proviuc transportation Tor 2lj
! students of the high school ami Jun.
! ior college. The number is much
greater this year than last.
BY an efficient and convenient
index log Mr.. Allen. the machine
SEop instructor and manager of the
husscS, has mapped the district and
Rcatalogued each person who rides on
| Central 5 buSseS. Given the namC
OF a student, it is possible to locate
| lis home and, because the map is
drawn TO scale, to estimate accurate.
! " the distance to that home.
Each route is numbered ami each
! student on each bus is numbered.
; On his catalogue Mr., Allen has OPP
positc the name of the student the
| bus number and the student 5 num-
Der.
In order to give the best service
to every one, Mr.. Allen canyasscd
the entire high school and junior
college district to find where there
are families with school children.
He then routed his bus lines SO that
no home is more than one quarter
OF mile from a bus route. There
are eight OF these star routes.
The busscs extend into Calexico,
Iloltville. and Imperial for the pur.
pose Of picking up junior college
Students. There are 10 from Ia
lpxico. - from Holtvillc, and eight
from Imperial,
The building of bodies for busses
Is sometimes done in the machine
shop by students under Mr.. Allen 5
guidance. This year, however. two
1ew busscs. q Ford and an In erna-
tional, were purchased complete.
Telling how golf clubs were made,
Mr. Jack kroger. the professional
at the Barbara Worth Golf Club,
spoke to Mr.. Allen 5 students Tues
day.
To discuss the plans for the mas.
oucrade. which is to occur October
-, the Associated Women Students
held their bi-weekly meeting Tues
day. Also the problem of securing
furniture for their social room was
brought up.
In a junior college executive
board meeting it was decided 70 50.
cure the services of Mr.. John Ratio.
an impersonator, for a program. The
proceeds Of this program will swell
the annual fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

timation she had Of thc man 5 pres.
cncc was when he proddcd her with
= revolver and grutflv commanded
her to wake up.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16
Four Held on
Federal Count

Like page OUT of Kipling WAS
the register at tho county Jail YES.
terdav afternoon.
Ladita. .; Bagoo, 2S. and HaSen.
50. NchammcdanS, were booked on
immigration charges. No amount Of
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

\ Joint meeting OF the executive
board and class presidents of the
l5ah school met Wednesday to de
tcrminc the plan Of action to be
taken in the ticket selling campaign
fot the athletic season.
: The senior class Is working very
/ hard to make their annual hop sue
: cess. The freshmen. Sophomores,
) juniors, iaysces, alumni and their
wives or husbands and children are
invited to attend Saturday night,
! October IS.
The future football games Will he
ou Friday evening instead of Satur-
/ d~>. in order that business men can
more conveniently attend them.
i Ribbons and letters were awarded
/ to the agricultural class in last Fri
I day : student body meeting. Let
tors won last year were given 10 FL
wood Neiiquotte. Donald Bradshaw.
j Orvillc Spear. Russell Wagoner,
/ Spencer McElvaaey and Lewis Me.
| ElvaHy.
Ribbons won at the Riverside
Tair were awarded to Orville Spear
IS high individual in Jersey cattle
Judging, to Russcl Wagoner. Cleo
Edgar. Harold Greene and Earl Ma.
rrv as team fer placing first in
hog Judging.
The traditional Sophomore Fresh
man party. given by the high school
sophomores TO the freshmen. is to
bc October Il.
Junior college tennis is no longer
under the direction of Mr.. McCrack-
en-. the tennis instructor for the
high school, Students wishing to
take tennis enroll in regular gym
classes.
But cutting every possible cx-
pcnsc. the staff of the junior col
legc annual, The Painted Desert
hopes to issue an annual independ-
entity of the high school. Paper cov-
crS will take the place Of the leather
ones used on the previous Junior
college wear books. Division and
mueh printed matter will be omit
ted; but there will bc many snap
shots, which are the most interest
ing part OF an annual.
The drastic cut in expenses is in
order that the staff will not have
to ask for much advertising.
The importance of the husses to /
strong; three loads good LOSE to /
1909 pound fed California steers
,s 10 to $3.50; load Utah hcifcrs
$50; load Utah COWS $3.50; bulk /
COWS $40 TO 500; calves. 100; |
strong to % cents higher; loo round !
Imperial vealers $3.50; heavy cows |
$3.50 down.
Sheep. receipts none; medium TO |
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16
Ofa:E*ners

Los ANGELES. oct Is. up
Following are tocay's market quota
tions:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, under 3A lbs,
lie.
Hens. eolored, lbs and up, 2se,
Fryers, eolored "a to lbs. each
26c.
BOOSTERS. soft bone. 3 lbs. up, poe
DuckIings, Pekin, 3i2 lbs. up Ice.
Geese, 12c.
Young Tom turkeys, 12 lbs. and
Up Sac.
Old Tom turkeys, CSC.
Small hen turkeys, under 8 lbs.
I5c
Hen turkeys. s lbs. and up CSC.
Small Tom turkeys, under 1S lbs
l5c.
BUTTEE
Extra &c: prime firsts. Soc; STAN
dard. Sic: firsts. Sic.
Extras, 4lc Fresh tirs:s, 55e.
Medium. -. SmalL2l5
The loes>l price on eggs, furnish
ed through the courtesy Of Zurcher
Bros. is as follows: Medium or
Iulct. &Gc. Select, 41e.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

the
ordinary hedging
the plight
according
Bunne of the Chi
this country, they met in Chlcago
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

Tie Importance of the husses to
The Washington times., 1930-11-28
ROTARY To AID
/ PEACE CAUSE

CHICAGO, Nov. 20 UN.S,
When 5000 business and probes
sional men hold their annual
Rotary convention in Vienna next
June, they will accomplish much
more in the development Of un-
derstanding between the nations
than ordinary tourist travel, AL
mon E. Roth, president Of Rotary
International, stated here recently.
He said:
'Tt is particularly OppOrtune
to hold our Rotary convention
In Europe next June. It is grow.
ing more evident that the cOun-
tries in Europe are seeking the
solution Of their economic and
political problems in a spirit of
harmony.
There is ground for hope
that the gathering at Vienna
next June Of Rotarian business
and professional men with wide
influence in their own political,
social and economic circles, will
stimulate this desire on the part
Of the nationals Of all cOun-
tries to work out their national
and international difficulties in
spirit of cooperation"
The Washington times., 1930-11-28
Playwright Is Ready
To Brew Own Ale
In Old Mill

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. %.
Winchell Smith, playwright
and producer, inspected his old
gr1st mill in Pennington TO-
day. He said:
"T've done about everything
else in life and I've always
wanted to brew ale. / have
everything planned fOF making
fine ale on a big scale right
here, if and when prohibition
against brewing is legally ter
minated"
Machinery, brewery quarters
In the old grist mill, a railroad
siding and even a trade name
for the tentative" product are
all ready, Smith said.
The Washington times., 1930-11-28
LGlOs for Walking
Are Called Useless

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 2e
'u.N.S0 Never will there be any.
thing except the most general
laws governing walking on high.
ways, according to R. B. Stoeckel
State commissioner of motor We.
hicles.
But the practice of walking
against traffic, he says, has been
advocated for years and statistics
show that it is safer.>
The commissioner said:
"The situation is a matter
for education and not control
law. ANY person ON the
highway needs to use his com.
mon sense"
The Washington times., 1930-11-28
CASH REGISTER LOOTED

Using a Jimmy, rohoers early
yesterday invaded the store Of
Nathan Miskins, 900 block Third
st. s. E., and looted the cash
register of $40.
The Washington times., 1930-11-28
S2s5 GEMS STOLEN

Jewelry worth $2s5 yesterday
was reported stolen. from the
apartment Of August Smith. 100
block New Hampshire Ave. N. w.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07
LAS COMPRAS DEL SOVIET
A ESTADOS UNIDOS HAN
AUMENTADO DE NAME
RIA IMPRESIONANTE

Washington, Julio z (FP)
En- un analisis del concrete
extranjero de los Estados Uni
dos para ell primer trimestre
de 1880, la Camara de Conner
clio de los Estados Unidos des-
taca la depression mundial de
los negocios, por un lado, y ell
fenomenal crecimiento de las
compras del Soviet a America
por Ell otro.
Aunque los "Cinco Gran
des" de nuestros consumidores
RENO Undo, Canada, Ale
mania, Francia y Jap6n-man
tienen la misma categoria de
hace un ano, Sc dice, "la decli-
naci6n en- nuestras ventas pa
ra cada pals es importante,
datando de un 10 por ciento
para Francia, 26 por ciento pa
ra Alemania, II por ciento pa
ra ell RENO Undo, % por cien-
to ell Canada y "a por ciento ell
Jap6n. Por la otra parte nues-
tras exportaciones a la Russia
Soviet han aumentado 81 mi
lion de pesos, 228 por ciento
mas que hace I'm ano.
Ia amistad de la asombro-
sa ganancia sc debe a las Gre
cientes compras de maquina-
.rias para la agricultural, parti-
cularmente de tractores para
utilizar en- las siembras de pri-
maVera.
Las exportaciones para Me-
jico aumentaron en- $3,457,000
un IL por ciento. Las compras
para Nueva Zelandia fueron
un poquitfn mayores que hace
un ano.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07
DOS JOVENES LATINOS Sc
AHOGARON AVER EN- Ell
TERRAPLEN PROLONGA-
CI0N DE LA AVENIDA
DE MICHIGAN

Dos victimas mas que anadir
a la interminable lista de los
tragados por ell monstruo indo-
mable. Dos j6venes que alegres
y llenos de vida partieron de
sus casas con ell prop6sito de
divertirse con ell e~jercicio de la
nataci6n, y que a las pocas no.
ras son traidos inermes, trun-
cados sus risuenos pensamien-
tos, sus ilusiones de juventud,
por la fatalidad que los acecha-
ba para descargar su traiciOne-
70 golpe.
Conociamos a una de las vic
timas Abelardo Bazo, de % a.
nos de edad, nacido en- Cayo
Hueso, y que con su hermano
gemelo Antonio, hacia pocos
(PGSG ala 4G.)
La gaceta., 1930-07-07
TEATRO CASINO

LA Muchacha Dijo No."
una nueva pelicula de la Me-
tro-G Mayer, con William Hal
mes de protagonista, Sc repeti-
ra hoy.
Els la description de las a.
ventures de I'm graduado en- ell
primer ano que practica su
profession.
Tantos "golpes' recibe que
Sc convierte en- I'm habil hon.
bre de negocios.
Abundan las escenas gra-
ciosas en- esta cinta.
Leila Hyams es la heroina.
Otros populares artistas, in
'ciuyendo Francis x. .Bushman,
Polly Moran y Marie Dressler,
secundan a Haines.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07

al publican la siguiente ano-
ACTON de los tickets hasta aho-
ra vendidos para la magnifica
y colossal "romeria" de los dias
10 y 20 de este mes, que patro-
Gina la "Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Asturiano", 10 hago pa
ra que Hegue a conocimiento
de todos nuestros lectores y de
los mismos interesados.
Son dos los bandos que sc
disputan EN- la actualidad ell
primer puesto: verde" y "ro-
JOS. Los primeros tienen colo
cados 2,025 y los segundos,
1925.
Los capitanes de ambos team
aseguran la victoria de sus cons
tantes y decididos muchachos.
A. de n PeIG.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07

Washington, Julio T. FL
presidente Hoover esta usando
su Influenza para conservar ell
quorum en- ell Senado y una
mayoria d e partidarios del ira
tado de Londres en- asistencia
durante la legislature especial
convocada para hoy. En- esta
forma ell presidente del ejecu-
two trata de anular la estra-
'tegia de los enemigos del ira
tado, consistente en- demorar
la ratification y en- forzar una
suspension de actividades tan
luego Sc note que ell ndmero
de miembros no integran quo
rum.
A ruegos del presidente dos
senadOreS de la admlnlStra-
cion, Smoot, de Utah y Baird,
de New Jersey, acortaran su
ausencia de la capital y trata-
ran de hallarse preSenteS. Un
tercero, Robson, de Kentucky
ha alterado planes que habia
tornado, persiguiendo la mis-
ma finalidad.
Smot anunci6 aver en- Salt
Lake City que habia recibido
I'm despacho del presidente pi-
diendole retornara a la CAPT
tai.
Ell senador de Utah y Baird
estan celebrando su luna de
miel.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07

Mientras los senores fabri-
cantes Sc entretienen, a su ma
nera, la campana de difama-
ci6n del tabaco hecho a manO
sigue extendi6ndose.
Del Daily News, de New
York, recortamos un anunciO
de las "tagarninas" Creme, que
vamos a traducir.
Junto a una fotograffa, en- la
'cuaI Sc muestran dos tabaque-
ros t~rabaiando, aparecen estas
lineas: una de las muchas To-
tograffas de tabaqueros "escu-
pidores".
LA que arriba aparece fu6
tomada en- New York ell dfa "a
de mario de 1880. Una declara-
ci6n jurada del fot6grafo la a.
compana, mostrando que este
trabajador derram6 aqua de su
boca sobre la tripa usada. para
hacer tabacos".
Mas abajo dice Ell aviso: la
guerra contra ell escupidor es
una cruzada de decencia. De
1900 fabricas de tabacOs regis
tradas p0r ell g0biern0 de los
Estados Unidos mas de 7400
hacen a mano los tabacos. Ca
da tabaco hecho a mano-ela-
borados por la American Cigar
Co. o cualquiera otra firma-
esta sujeto al peligro de ia
saliva.
Sci Creme esta libre del es-
cupir, no sc hace a manO'.
TODD este no tiene importan
cia para los senores fabrican-
ties!
Ahora 10 mas importante es
amenazar con que Sc marchan
de Tampa e intrigar para con-
seguir una rebaja en- los jor-
males de los hombres que les
trabajan.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07

New York, Julio 7.-Nueve
vidas Sc p~erdieron en- ell pals
lpor academies de aviaci6n ocu
rridos ell domingo.
Seis personals murieron en-
ell medic oeste, dos en New
York y uno en- California. De
eStos, tres murieron cuando los
aeroplanos cayeron al aqua y
otro fue a la muerte tratando
de rescatar a una aviatriz de
sociedad a la cual Sc habfa en-
redado I'm paracaidas. En-
Ruthven, I'm aeroplano cay6
desde una altura de so pies,
cuando iba a aterrizar. Ken
meth Wilson, de 20 amos, ell pi-
Lotto, muri6 instantaneamente.
Vera Hughes, de II, ell pasa-
jero, y Ernest Southworth, de
"a, resultaron fatalmente he
ridos.
Hacienda su primer salto,
Mary Fahrney, de 10 amos,
muchacha de sociedad de Oak
Park, un suburbio de Chicago,
tuvo la d~esgracia de que ell pa
racaidas Sc lie enredara en- ell
aeroplano y estuvo colgada
mas de dos horas a una altura
de mil pies. Despues que uno
de los aeroplanos habfa trata-
do de bajarle una escala de
cuerdas, Bruno Schutsek, sal
tador de paracaidas, un proSe-
sional, baj6 por una sega de
nudos desde otro aeroplano.
Cuando llegaba a la mucha-
cha ell paracaidas de esta Sc
desenred6 y ella pudo hacer
un perfecto a~terrizaje. Cente-
mar es de personals vieron la lu-
cha de Schustek para subir por
la sega y lie vieron perder las
fuerzas y caer, estrellandose.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07
CHUNGAS
Y NO CHUNGAS

Los senores fabricantes de
tabacos celebraron aver su
"rumba" annual,
Buena comida, "agua crista-
lima" y haSta Sc repartierou
punetazos.
Algunos de los oradores di-
jeron que hace falta proteger
a la industrial local, que hasta
ell presente-decimos noSotroS
'-ha sido maltratada y desa-
tendida por los mas interesa-
dos en- su proSperidad,
HAN iniciado va los senores
manufacturers la propaganda
que extendera la venta de los
tabacos de Tampa?
GQue han hecho para aumen-
tar ell numero de los consumi-
dores de tabaco habano p?
Muy POGO o cast NADIA.
La esperanto de felicidad de
los fabricantes Sc cifra en- re-
bajar los jornales de los obre-
ros.
ST la industrial esta "luchan-
do puesta la espalda contra la
pared culpa es de los senores
fabricantes.
GCuantos de ellos hacen pro-
paganda. anuncian sus "puros'
en- toda la naci6n?
iQuizas no lleguen a cuatro!
Ell concrete moderno deman-
da modernos procedimientOs de
propaganda y de venta.
La solidez, solvencia Y pros
peridad de la industrial no pue-
de basarse en- la miseria de los
obreros.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07

Mr.. Putnam, 81 listed desea
acusarnos de libelo 10 veriamos
con mucho gusto para darle un
diploma de la corte sustancian-
do 10 que hemos dicho".
Los llamados peri6dicos gran
des', sometidos a la tirania de
sus estrechos principles; num-
ca expresan la verdad con tan
to vigor 81 ell combatido es un
banquero.
Toda la crueldad y la furia
sc deja para pedir que los "ro-
jos sean apaleados 0 ahorca-
dos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07
QLTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFlCAS

Shanghai, Julio 7-Noticias
de Hankow indican que ban
das de llamados comunistas re-
cientemente atacaron Y sa-
quearon Yochow y otras ciu-
dades del vale del Rio Yangt-
re matando a centenares de
personals y retirandose luego
hacia ell centric de la provin-
cia de Human. La situaci6n en-
Shasi, lugar situado a Glen mi
Has al norte de Yochow, es Pc
ligrosa por la presencia ALI de
numerosas partidas de bandi-
dos. Ell canonero americana
Guam, en- ell cual I'm mariner0,
Samuel Elkins, pereci6 ell lu-
mes en- un combate de tiros con
los bandidos, estan en- canine
de Hankow con ell cadaver, el
cual sera enviado a Estados
Unidos.
I'm canonero ingles ha segui-
do hacia Tung Ting, persi-
guiendo a los bandidos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07
s @ c | | E s

Ramirez, Josefina Rodriguez, a
las senoritas Soledad Meana y
al senior Julio Meana, por ell
fallecimiento de su sonora ma
DIRE, la que en- vida fue TODD
bondad y virtud, Dona Maria
Tulsa Vilaro.
Para las cinco y media de la
tarde de hoy, esta senalado su
entierro, saliendo ell %cortejo f1-
nebre de la casa mortuoria ca
lie Is 2306.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07

Tn peri6dico de Red Wing,
Minnesota, "hacia sombra" a
un banquer0, X. w. Putnam.
Hizo el banquero todos los es
fuerzos imaginables para AGA
bar con ell "The Organizated
Farmer" pero fracas6.
Hasta que un dia, cumpli6n-
dose la profecia del 6rgano de
los humildes para ell banco de
Putnam hubo de nombrarse un
recibidor.
Dos peri6dicos diarios que
hay Red Wingg silencionaron
la noticia; pero ell peri6dico no
mercantilizado la do y refi-
ri6ndose a Putnam dijo: Gus
ted ha llevado mas tristeZa a
los corazones de los infortuna-
dos que todos los "salteadores
de portales" que han visitado
el estado'. listed ha despojado
a viudas no soIamente de sus
herencias sino que las ha ARE
batado sus p6lizas de SECURE
de vida y las ha dejado en- la
miseria. listed es un adepto del
juego de los hip6critas profe-
sionales. Va a la iglesia ell do
mingo y hasta act4a como macs
tro de la escuela dominical''.
"Usted mancha TODD 10 que es
sagrado ocultandose detras de
una vestidura religiosa. listed
ha dominadd como un tirano y
ha oprimido al debil'. Ahora,
La gaceta., 1930-07-07
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

Madrid, Julio Los des-
pachos de Portugal dan cuen-
ia de que Ell gobierno del Die
tador Oral. Carmona estuvo a.
menazado por I'm serio movi-
miento revolucionario que or
ganizaba ell coronel j. Almei-
da. En- la fortaleza de Elvas
fue eneerrado ell coronel en-
companfa de varias personals
del elemento civil.
Cast todos los liders deteni-
dos pertenecen al grupo de los
dem6cratas.
Ell presente consejo de mi :
nistros iesta presidido por ell
Oral. Domingos de Olivera y
10 componen clericales y repu-
blicanos moderados.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07

y ell difunto Harry Houdini.
Supplements como A. Co :
nan Doyle Sc lie conocia por su
famoso detective Sherlock Hol
mes, protagonista de las mas
notables novelas detectivescas
que Sc han publicado.
Cuando muri6 estaban jun
to a SUI lecho, SUI esposa, Lady
Doyle, dos hijos y una hija.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07

Londres, Julio Sir Ar
thur Conan Doyle, Ell famoso
novelista ingl6s, muri6 aqui
hoy. Uno de los mas famosos
hombres de ~Inglaterra, Sir
Arthur Sc enferm6 del coraz6n
ell dfa A del pasado enero. Era
uno de los mas c6lebres expo
nentes de la creencia esprit
tualista, cooperando EN- expe-
rimentos con Sir Oliver Lodge