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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-07

Saturday is the last day for blue
cards as the order for badges for
the court Of awards must 60 in at
that time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-07

NEW YORK, March Fashion
IN Is a lady nowl And quite {.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-07

Girls of Troops 9 and % attended
the Indian lecture at Caleb Mills
hall Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-07

Doris Virginia Fessier and Patty
Failing were enrolled Wednesday as.
Brownies in the Lucky Star Pack.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13

ing the outlaws from one camp to
another. None of the bandits dared
show themselves in any town. They
fed into the high hills and "hOled
up"
The governor of the territory had
put a price of three thousand dol
lars on the head of Quantrell dead
or alive.
Even Bob Quantrell in spite. of
the jaunty insouciance he assumed
was daunted by the storm he had
aroused. 1t was not so much his
enemies that he feared as those
whom he was forced to trust. From
half a dozen trees at lonely cross
roads he tore down placards which
described MIN and announced the
reward for his capture. When he
rode up to cabin near the head of
some creek, one far from any neigh
bors, he could never be sure that
bullet would not greet him before
he swung from the saddle. He
watched SuspiciOuSly the neSterS
who supplied him with food, and
they in turn eyed him and his fol
lowers nervously.. They sensed his
distrust of them and could not be
sure that in a moment of acute
doubt he would not resort to the
six-shOoter. Their apprehensions
were increased because they knew.
two or three of them at least, that
they would have betrayed him had
they dared.
At no time could QuantreIl escape
from the haunting dread of treach-
cry. 1t was present with him when
he and his men were camped far
up in the pines close to the jagged
peaks. He could not look into the
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13
Not Related
This Woman In 4 Weeks
Lost II Pounds of Fat

Here's letter written October q,
1929, by Mrs. Fred Barringer of
Lewistown, Montana, that ought to
be read by every overweight woman
in America.
Gentlemen: I started taking Krus-
chen every morning as directed as I
was very much overweight and want
ed to reduce.
had tried going on a diet but
would get so hungry that my diet
would not last long, so 1 decided to
give "Kruschen Salts" a fair trial.
The day l started to take them 1
which has been just four weeks, I
weigh 239 lbs. And 1 must say, / feel
better in every way. besides looking
much better.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13

May all large people, both men
and women, who want to reduce in
an easy way, give Kruschen Salts
fair trial. am sure it will convince
anyone.
A bottle Of Kruschen Salts that
lasts four weeks costs but Soc at
any drugstore in America. Take one
half teaspoon in a glass of hot wa
ter before breakfast every morning
To help reduce swiftly cut out pastry
and fatty meats and go light on po-
tatoes, butter, cream and sugar.
The Kruschen way is the safe way
to reduce-Try one bottle and IL not
joyfully satisded-money back.-Adv.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13
Mouse Shared by Spider

There is record of a case of a
mouse being shared by spider.
Silken threads were wound round
the tail of the rodent, probably
while it was asleep. The spider
had it's web beneath a table, and
the mouse was hoisted by a loop
off the floor into the air, where it
hung helpless.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13
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HAIR BALSAM

Removes Dandruff- Stops Hair Falling
Imparts Color and
Beauty to Gray and Faded Hair
- 60c and 81 90 at Druggists.
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The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13

eyes of any of his fellow outlaws
without seeing the lust for that
three thousand dollar reward gleam
ing out of them. He began to get
jumpy. This was a new and dis
turbing condition.
One night he spread his blankets
little away from those of his com
panions. on the edge of the camp.
After they had gone to sleep he
rose very quietly, packed his roll,
and carried it to the brush. He
found his hobbled horse. saddled it,.
and tied the blanket back of tie
saddle Five minutes later he was
winding his way between two of
the thousand precipitous hills that
surrounded him.
When Deever woke in the morn
ing he found a pencil-scrawled note
weighted down by a stone beside
his saddle. II read:
"AdiOs, boys. See you later. I'm
heading for Mexico. This country
is bad medicine for me. It's hotter
than HI on a holiday right now.
"BOB QUANTRELL."
The outlaws discussed it.
Just as WE'LL" Deever said. "He
was scared of us-scared we'd shoot
him for the reward. | could see 10y
the way he's been actin lately. Fm
plumb glad he's lit out"
ME, too" agreed another known
as Sandy. Sure enough BOb's been
on the hook lately-kinda mean
actin, an you know how good-na-
tured he usually is. | don't aim to
get into any jackpot with him if
can help it. Well, reckon the rest
of US better scatter, too. Trinidad
for me. got a friend up thataway
with COW ranch"
Il aim to be an absentee for a
spell my own self" the third man
said. IF amt too late I'll take
a job with a trail outfit in the Pan
handle. A friend of mines brother
is foreman. Anyways, I'll shake a
hoof for Tascosa, an glad to get
away at that. | been right Uneasy
ever since Bob bumped off Ingram" g"
So it happened that within six
weeks of the appointment of O'Hara
the Quantrell gang was dissolved
and went its several ways. The
new sheriff got some credit for this
because of his activity in Organiz-
ing and directing the posses that
had kept the outlaws on the jump,
but he knew he still had to justify
his selection in the eyes of the old
timers.
This lie proceeded to do. There
were other rustlers, horse thieves,
and criminals in his district. Some
of these were nesters in the hills,
others had their headquarters at
Concho. Against these O'Hara
waged continuous warfare if he
could prove thar they had lifted a
hand to overt lawlessness since the
end of the war.
Deever drifted down to Concho
and joined the group of bad men
who still hung around. He relied
on the fact that there was verS
little definite evidence that he had
been one of Quantrell's men. That
he had been with them now and
again he did not deny, but never
while the gang had been engaged
in rustling or any other lawless-
ness.
O'Hara mad adopted much more
than Smith-Beresford the habit of
life of those about him. He wore
corduroy trousers thrust into the
tops of cowboy boots, a pinched-in
Stetson hat, and gray flannel
shirt. A 45-caliber Colt six-shoot-
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13
CHAPTER xI
O'Hara SAYS His Piece.

THE killing of Ingram aroused
L public sentiment more than any
atrOcity that had taken place dur
ing the feud. If it had occurred
while the Jefferson County war had
been still in progress there would
have been divided opinion. but
coming as it did just after peace
had been declared both factions
turned on Quantrell and his gang.
Posses secured the chaparral. driv-
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13

comfort Castoria is to mothers!
Get the genuine, with Chas. H.
Fletcher's signature on wrapper
and the name Castoria that always
appears like this:
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13

true. But Ralpn
Modjeski h a S
done so. The
worlds TO r e.
most bri d g e
builder, holder
of t h e J o h n
Fritz gold med
al, the highest
honor that the
engineers of the
United Sta tes
can confer on Il
member of their
pro f e s S i o n,
dreamed, as n
lad of fifteen. of
b e C 0 m in Q a
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13

Sciences weakness is that it is
contemptuOus of what we are here
for. That's why religion gives sci
ence so many black eyes.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13

.INDISPOSED? :?

Headaches come at the most
inconvenient times, but there's
one thing that will always save
the day. If you have some
Bayer Aspirin you can soon be
on your way. The sooner you
take it the less time you'll lose
the less you'll suffer.
Shopping frequently brings
on a headache. Over-exertion
of any kind. Eye-strain. Or
just nerves" Often it's the
time of month. Regardless of
the cause, you want relief. And
you get relief when you take
Bayer Aspirin. Take promptly!
1t will relieve the pain at any
stage, but why wait until you
are miserable? Bayer Aspirin
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13
Wall Street Styles

There are fashions in investments
quite as much as in dresses or
houses. And Wall Street styles are
as tickle as those in frocks.-Wom-
ans Home Companion.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13

fLORESTON SHAMPOO Ideal for use in
connection with Parker Hair Balsam Makes the
hair soft and fluffy. so cents by mail or at drug
gists. Hiscox Chemical Works. Patchogue, NY,
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-02-13
The BOyhood .
OF Famous BY
AaHfCa1OdIlS Fitzgerald
Ralph Modjeski

Few of US are fortunate enough
to make our early dreams come
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
s @ CIAL E s

por ell alto qhando de la Agru
paci6n J~uv,fItud Hispana, que
esta ha dS9eelebrar pr6xima-
mente su Iesta annual, en- los
amplios dominios del sonrien-
"Polaco."
Interesantisimo es ell plan
que a csc efecto tiene en- estu-
do la Directiva de tan simpa-
tica organization.
Primeramente gozaran de
kas delicias de un agape incom
parable. Luego, a los acordes
de una buena orquesta, baila-
ran hasta mas no poder.
En- todos arde vivamente la
llama del entusiasmo Y tienen
ell firme prop6sito de que ell
aeto a que me refiero, resulte
10 mas hermoso possible.
Pronto dare cuenta del nue.
vo capitulo de fiestas en- pers-
pectiva para la temporada We
raniega.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
Matinee Bailable

Ell dfa 4 de Julio, fecha de
la independence de los Esta-
dos Unidos, la Secci6n de Da-
mas del Centre Espanol dara
un %suntuoso bale matinee, en-
sus salones de la Ia. avenida y
Gale 16.
Para ameniZarlo ha sido con
tratado ell valioso conjunto
de Manuel Sanchez, inmejora-
BILE i%nterprete del jazz.
Comenzara ell bale a las 4
y media, estando senalada su
termination para las 1880.
Tres horas de indecible algeria
de animation inmensa que
nuestra juventud pasara a cam
bio de una m6dica eantidad.
Cada dfa aumenta conside-
rablemente ell pedido de tique-
ties.
Los amantes del bale no
quieren perder de ningun mo-
do esta grata oportunidad que
les ofrece la aludida Secci6n
de Damas.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
TEATRO CASINO

Hoy sc repetira ell doble pro.
grama que Sc e%strenara aver,
compuesto por las p~elfculas
Part Time Wife, adaptada de
la novela 1.-The Shepper-Ne New
founder, escrita por Steward
White.
Edmund Lowe y Leila Hyam
interpretan dificiles papeles ro-
manticos, dirigidos por Leo Nc
Carey.
FL tema es delicioso Y moder-
no. 1.-THE Royal Family" es la
otra production y ~desempehan
papeles de innegable importan-
ella Ina Claire, Frederick March
Mary Brian y Henrietta Cross
man.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18

racterfsticas de la lirica cuba
ma, ell elemento descriptive, ell
amor, ell dolor y ell patriotismo.
Hablando sobre la nota des-
criptiva, cito entire otros poe
tas a Luaces y a Heredia en-
ell amor, a Gertrudis Gomez de
Avellaneda, Moves Xenes y
Mercedes Matamoros, compa-
randolas con las poetisas mas
notables del universe; en- ell
dolor, a Julian del Casal, Juan
Clemente Zenea, Juana Borre-
70 y Jose Martf; en- ell patrio-
tismo a B~onifacio Byrne, y a
la pleyade de la nueva juven-
tud en- la que figuran Agustin
Acosta, Ruben Martinez Vile
ma, Marianello Y otros mas.
Hacienda gala de su gran
imagination descriptive, ell DIR.
Salazar finaliZ6 su c~onferen =
cha de anoche fijando en- nues-
tras mentes ell grandioso espec-
tacu,o de una acuarela divina,
en- la que ell Sol, hundiendose
en- ell poniente, enmarca la es-
trella solitaria en- o. triangulo
rojo de sus 1Eimos rayos, mien
tras en- las primeras sombras
azulinas del anochecer las nu-
beci'l las blancas completan la
vision de la bandera Guiana,
la ense1a gloriosa de nuestros
mas santos amores.
Ell DR.. Salazar por 1ltimo.
agradeci6 a la DIRECTIVE del
Circulo Cubano la oportunidad
que lie permitiera hablar en- la
misma terra que testigo fuera
de las calidas y persuasivas pa
labras del ap6stol de las liber-
tades cubanas, de Jose Marti.
La falta material de tempo
no permiti6 a la Directiva del
Circulo Cubano realizar todos
los esfuerzos de que es capaz,
y por este motive interesaron
del DR.. Salvador Salazar una
nueva Conferencia, que ell pro-
, pic Circulo patrocinara para el
pr6ximo domingo 20. FL tema
de dicha conferencia es. 30
sc Marti."
Momentos antes de despe-
dirse ell DR.. Salazar y su espc-
ga , fueron obsequiados en- unC
de los salones del Circulo.
Acompanaron al ilustre ca.
tedratico y a su distinguida es-
posa, Sra. America de Castro,
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
DE Sc.
LLOS DEL IMPUESTO

Ha sido nombrado diputado
de sellos del impuesto en- esta
ciudad, A. r. Hoffman, que en-
Key West desempehara duran
te cinco amos el cargo de dipu-
tado de impuestos interiors;.
Ell nombramiento ha sido he.
cho por ell jefe de la division,
W. A. Boss, y Hoffman sucede
aqui a c. H. Meyer, que renun-
clara a causa de su NAL estado
de salud.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18

fallo con los votos en- contra del
Presidente Bufford y ell Magis-
trado Ellis, que representation
La minoria. Ell Magistrate Whit
field fue ponente en- ell litigio.
Este case sc hizo famoso Guam
do los propietarios desafiaron
la valdez del distrito, alegando
fraudes en- su creaci6n e irregu-
laridades en- los contracts y ven
tas de bonos. Los tenedores de
esos alegaban que con fraude o
sin fraude estos fueron vendi-
dos a ellos, inocentes compra-
dores.
La decision del Tribunal Su-
promo dilucida de una vez la ST.
tuaci6n Y deja libre ell canine a
los bonistas para presentar sus
reclamaciones y exigir ell page.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
TRES E ITALIANOS
PERDIERON LA VIDA EN-
UN SOTANO DONDE Sc
HARLAN DEPOSITADO BE-
BIDAS ALCOHOLICS

Pasadas las 10 80 de la noche
de aver fueron llevados sin 0ida
al sanatorio del Centre Asturia
no, tres jovenes italianos, Paul
Antinori, de Is amos hijo del ST.
Vicente Antinori, secretario de
la Unione Italiana; Jimmy Va.
lenti, de % amos. vecino de la
Gale Clark 2212, y Nick Midu-
LA, de %, de la Octava avenida
1852.
Los tres j6venes habian Sido
eXtraidos sin vida, asfixiados,
del s6tano de una casa de la ave-
nida Is Y Gale 26, donde Sc su
pone que por falta de ventila-
ci6n Sc form6 ell gas que les ARE
batara la vida.
Dos de los cuerpos, que no
presentaban sehales de violen-
cha, fueron conducidos al sana.
torio mencionado por la ambu
lancia de A. Scaglione Y ell ter.
Zero en- I'm autom6vil "descono.
cido', que despues Sc march6.
Lamado a investigar ell case
ell jefe de detectives, Mr.. Fred
Thomas, dispuso ell arresto dc
los hermanos Scaglione, duenos
de Ia ambulancia, y despues Sc
dirigi6 a la casa donde ocurrie-
ra la ~desgracia, descubriendo,
per una piedra que Sc movie ba-
10 sus pies, ell s6tano, de nueve
pies de alto, lleno de bebidas al.
coh6licas.
Tan fuerte era ell dior del gas
en- ell escondrijo que los agentes
tenian que salir cada dos o tres
minutes.
Pruebas de que sc trat6 de re.
vivir a los j6venes, con amonia
co, alcohol, etc, fueron encon-
tradas.
Los detectives y los diputa-
dos del sheriff estan buscando
al inquilino de la casa.
Ell DR.. Meighen manifesto
que los hombres murieron as
fixiados por ell gas.
Vicente Antinori, padre de
Paul, ha dicho que dispondra Sc
haga una autopsia al cadaver
de su hijo.
P1blicamente sc asegura que
Ia ambulancia fue llamada des
pues de que varfas personals ha-
bian tratado de salvar a las vic
sin lograrlo.
Calculase en- $4,000 ell valor
de las bebidas alcoholics que
fueron enc0ntradas.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
Las Hijas de Maria
Y su sagrada communion.

Y su sagrada communion.
Fieles en- TODD tempo al
cumplimiento de sus deberes
religiosos, las Hijas de Maria
recibieron ell pr6ximo pasado
.sQmingo, su communion mensual
en- la Iglesia Cat6lica de West
Tampa.
Como todas las precedentes,
esta ceremonial fue rodeada de
la mayor solemnidad, habien-
do participate en- la misma to-
do ell distinguido conjunto fe-
menino que tanto realce da a la
consabida Agrupaci6n religio-
Sa.
~Momentos despu6s de haber
81" celebrado dicho actP la con
currencia fue obsequiada con
un esplendido desayuno, estan
do presentes a la bora de SER
virlo las esbeltas Margaret Ro
nero, Mary Georgiani, Rose
Rogano, Patricia Castano, Vir-
ginia Diaz, Frances Alessi, Isl
tora Sanchez, Annie Sanchez,
Clementine Morales, Olga la
oaz, Frances E. Clark, Sylvia
Morales, Clarita VaIdes, Rose
Romero, Wilhelmine Sanchez,
Jeanette Noble, Winifred Ro-
nero, Palmira Valdes, Bernie
Mirta Perdig6n, Mary
Clark y Emilia Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
VIENE A RECLAMAR UNA
PARTE DE LA RECOMPEN-
SA OFRECIDA

Para reclamar una parte del
dinero que Sc ofreciera por la
captura y condena de los asesi-
nos de Joe B. Johnson, ell promi-
|nente ciudadano, lego aver a
esta ciudad 7. Zipperer, un POI
licia del condado de Chatham
Ga, que ell dfa ID de febrero a
rrestara a Norman Heidi, en- Sa
vannah, Ga.
Zipperer ha decidido utilizar
los servicios del abogado Fred
T. Saussy y estima que Sc lie de-
ben pagan 5000.
Ell abogado ha dicho que bus
cara primero un arreglo amiga
bic, antes de llevar ell case a los
tribunales.
Evans, otro agente que inter
vino en- Ell arresto de Palmer, ha
reclamado $500.
Tambien reclama parte del di
nero ofrecido, ell jefe de detecti
yes, Mr.. Thomas.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
NOMBRO Ell A MUIR
PLY UN COMITE INVES-
TIGADOR

Detroit, JUNO 49, Despues
de conferenciar aver con ell Sc
nador federal Couzens, exalcal-
de de esta ciudad y exsocio de
Henry Ford, ell alcalde Murphy
anunci6 ell nombramiento de un
cuya mission sera investi-
gar desinteresadamente los car
gos de la Ford Motor Co. contra
el departamento de mejoramien
to publico de la municipalidad.
Ell senador manifesto a los pc
riodistas que no tenfa particu-
lar interes en- ninguna contro-
versia, exceptuando la parte re-
lacionada con la convenience
del pueblo.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
LA BRILLANTE CONFEREN.
CHA DE ANOCHE, EN- Ell
CIRCULO CUBANO
Disert6 ell DIR. Salazar sobre Ia
Lirica Guiana

Sin tenor a pecar de exage-
RADIOS podemos garantizar que
pocas veces ell p1blico que ha
asistido a las conferencias pro-
nunciadas en- ell Circula Gu
bano, ha quedado tan satisfe-
cho Y ha abandonado csc re-
cinto cultural con una sensa-
ci6n tan grata en- su espiritu
y en- su coraz6n. -
Las palabras del DR.. Salazar
ganaron prontamente la aten-
ci6n de cuantos anoche nos reu
nimos para escucharle, como :
cedores de su vigorosa perso-
nalidad en- ell campo de las le-
tras.
Con extraordinaria facili-
dad, con maravillosa elocuen-
Gle, ell ilustre catedratico de Ii
tcratura de la Universidad de
la Habana hizo desfilar ante
~nuestra vista las gloriosas fl
guras de la poesia Guiana del
aver, Y los nuevos brotes de la
bora presente, en- cuyas pro-
ducciones aun contin1a vibran
do la misma ideologia, ell mis-
mo sentimiento patri6tico, la
misma nota de dolor que con-
sagraron q los bardos va desa-
parecidos.
Describiendo ell paisaje Gu
bano; recitando las estrofas
sentimentales de Moves Xe-
mes, alma inmolada en- la pira
del sacrificio de I'm amor inn
possible; desgranando Ell dolo-
roso collar de las estrofas in
morales de la Nina de Qua
temala, la que no muri6 de frio
sine de amor: Y entonando las
vibrantes inspiraciones patri6-
tieas del poeta matancero, Byr
ne, ell DR.. Salazar fue lenta-
mente conmoviendo al audito-
rio, logrando infundir en- sus
almas Y en- sus corazones, la
chispa milagrosa de la poesfa.
Los aplausos formaron STEM
pre- merecido eco a sus pala-
bras.
La conferencia del Or. Safa-
gar abord6 las principales ca
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
DICEsE QUE MARTINEZ A
NIDO Sc PONDRA Al
FRENTE DE UN NOW
MIENTO ~REVOLUcE0NA-
RIO EN- V DEL PRIN
CIPE D. JAIME DE Dor
BON

Madrid, JUNO 18.-Aunque
contin1a circulando la notic4
de que un movimiento militar
para derribar la republica y po-
ner en- ell trono al principe On.
Jaime de Borbon, esta prepa-
randoSe, el gobierno asegura
que la tranquilidad es completa-
Como jefe de la asonada en-
contra de la repdblica Sc eta Ill
Oral. Martinez Anido, exvice-
p~residente y ministro de gober-
naci6n durante la Dictadura de
Primo de Rivera. Aseg1ra-e
que Anido Sc halla en- canine q
la provincial de Navarro dondt
organizara I'm ej6rcito para
marchar Sobre Madrid y pone.
q Don Jaime en- ell trOno.
Ell gobierno de la rep1blica
ha dispuesto ell arresto de este
general, 81 lie es possible, y le
pedira responsabilidad por &C.
tos que reatizara bajo la Dicta-
dura.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
Ell VATICANO PIDE QUE
Ell REPUBLI-
CANO RECTIFIQOE sUs
P~RocEDIMIENHOs

Madrid, JUNO 18.-Una nota
del Vaticano, en- la cual afirma
el Papa que ell cardinal Segura
regres6 a Espana cumplienklo
sus 6rdenes, esta en- poder del
ministro de estado, Don Alejan
dro Lerroux.
En- la nota, que sera presen-
tada hoy al gabinete, ell Papa
protesta de los procedimientos
lei gobierno, en- materia de re-
ligi6n, Y pide Sc r~ectifique.
AL cardinal, seg1n ell Papa,
Sc lie hizo marcharse a toda pri-
sa, sin dinero, ropa, medicines y
nj aun su libro de oraciones.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18

los caminos del estado, encon.
tramos otra carta de "Un Mo
narquico," de nuevo inconfor-
me con 10 que hace pocos dias
publlcaramos en- relaci6n con la
palabra s1bdito, NAL aplicada
aqui por ell consulate repuA
blieano de Espana, en- uno de sus
avisos.
Ell "monarquico," que asegu-
ra no es intellectual" dice: "El
ilustre Rogue Barcia Ell SUI die
cionario de la Legua Castellana
define asi la palabra sGbdito /.
SuJeto a la obediencia de un SUI
,perior. Todo ~ciudadano que 90
bedece al jefe del estado'.
"Y vamos a otro diccionario.
Ell del Sr. M. de Toro y Gomez.
iSubdito, ia, adj. y s. Sujeto a un
superior"
. "Por 10 que Sc desprende de
las lineas escritas por listed,
lSr. Manteiga, en- las re~pubIicas
no existen jefes de estado nj o.
tros mas modestos jefecillos. Ca
ola cual hace 10 que lie da su re-
publicanisima CANA y Viva la
Repdblica !"
! "Pero este no era ell asunto a
tratar y 81 la palabra Sdbdito.
bien encajada en- ell aviso en-
question"
ia palabra "Subdere," que
al comenzar de su ultimo para
70 escribi6, no La entiendo. Sc
nor, pues hasta ell presente no
creo que ningdn diccionario de
la lengua castellana O espanola,
la tenga escrita."
Vamos a replicar a este mo =
narquieo que anhela agregarle
RIOS documentos dirigidos a los
lciudadanos de la rep1blica, la
palabra s1bdito, digna "compa-
nera" de las ordenes que dicta-
ba la monarqufa.
Ell Diccionario de On. Manuel
Gonzalez de la Rosa, revisado Y
corregido por On. Miguel Toro
y Gomez, define asi la palabra
'SUBDITO: "Ta-adjetivo. Ell que
sujeto a la voluntad de alg1n su-
perior."
Puede un Monarquico sujetas
Sc, 81 el quiere, a la voluntad de
algun superior, pero un verda-
dero republican, no esta sujeto
a la de ning1n o.
tro hombre. Tn republican, de
be respeto a la constitution Y las
leyes no a la VOLUNTAD de un
SUPERIOR.
GComprende listed, senior mo-
narquico?
En- la rep1blica todos los horn
bres son iguales y ell ciudadano
no debe respeto a la voluntad
de ning1n hombre, mi esta SUI
jeto a la disposition de alg1n SUI
perior, con obligation de obede-
cerle." Esta obligado a respetar
la constitution y las leyes.
lie extrana a vuecencia 10 de
SUBDERE?
Tome el diccionario de Rogue
Barcia, volumen cuartO, Y lea la
etimologia de S1bdito Catalan,
subdit, a; italiano, s1bdito, del
latin Subditus, por subdatus,
participio passive de Subdere, pc
ner debajo; compuesto de sub,
bajo, Y dere, etma frecuentatf
vo de dare, dar.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18
FL TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y mahana.
Probables lluvias. Vientos va
riables.
Temperature maxima aver,
80 grades; mfnima, 76.
Marea alta a las 4:46 a. m. y
3 40 o. m; marea baja a las
8 :53 a. m. y 1885 D. N.
La gaceta., 1931-06-18

5Pcr que no escribe I'm Mo :
narquico al p~residente Alcala
Zamora y a los miembros del
gabinete de este, pidiendoles
que adopten la palabra sdbdito,
en- lugar de ciudadano, en- la Ii
~teratura Official?
GPor que no "eleva una instan
ella" al ministro de estado espa-
mol, On. Alexandra Lerroux, y
recomienda a este que lame sub