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lively. The boys heart was absolutely bound
up In the team, and a defeat to him was
tragedy.
"Oh, cheer UP, Tommy" said, consolmgly.
1--WE are still in first place, with four league
games won and only one lost"
ayes, but Carrolton is tied with u.s." Tommy
pointed out nAnd they won't be easy to beat"
We'll we don't play them until the end of
the season." replied. Joe should be back m
the lineup by then"
Tommy nodded. "But that won't help mat
tiers much" he went on. jacobson and Parks
are sore at each other now. They were snarling
like a couple Of wild cats in the locker room
after the game. The coach threatened to bench
them both, and, by George, wouldn't blame
him II he did. It's rotten those fellows letting
Q COMPOUNDED cup shoot the team to pieces"
Look here, Tommy" said, why don't you
talk to jacobson and Parks, and to Joe Davis,
too for that matter? think they'd listen to
you even more than they would to the coach.
They know you don't have any designs on that
crazy cup, and they all have confidence in you.
believe you could put some sense in their
heads"
"Oh, I hate 10 butt in," said Tommy un-
comfortably. Then his mouth set grinly. "But
If they don't behave themselves guess III have
TO-"
WE left it that way, and for a time conditions
on the basket BAN squad seemed to i'm
prove. On the following week end Torrance
won handily although Capt. Joe Davis was
sim absent from the lineup. Parks and Jacob
son managed to conceal their enmity, and the
team worked smoothly. With Tommy again
acting as captain and playing his usual sterling
game at guard. the opposing team was held to
Is points, while Torrance, with Jacobson hitting
the basket at all angles and Parks also scoring
wen, ran up a total Of 40 points But that week
Carrolton also won, and stayed in tie with US
for the leadership of the league.
Joe came back into the lineup the following
week, and Torrance won all the rest Of its
games, being pushed only by Jonesboro, who
managed to hold us to q 24-21 score. But
CaFrolton won just as often as we did, although
by narrower margins, and It looked as though
the game between these two flrst-place teams
would settle the championship.
Meanwhile there~was a lot Of interest in
town as to who would win the Harrison Trophy,
which would be awarded at the usual banquet
given 70 the team by the Chamber Of Commerce
after the final game. Opinion was about equally
divided between Capt Joe Davis and jacobson,
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finally there were so many that he had 70 sen
some of them, for they took too much OF his
time. He advertised them in a farm weekly
magazine, and in q short time he had disposed
of all he cared to sen at good prices.
There is money in rabbits if they are prop
erly managed. Their skins are valuable and
their meat Is being used more and more for
the table.
As with any live pets, rabbits should have
care at regular times each day just as you and
I eat at the same hours every day. Give your
rabbits good, clean food and they will rewar9
you by being tame, healthy and good to loo&
upon.
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Bible Lesson.

'why, Jenny, darling, aren't you going 10
give your little brother part Of your appie?"
NO. Grannie, I'm not going TO-" retorted
Jenny with conviction. Eve did that and shes
been criticized ever since"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25

Each Of the strange words below Is river
of the United States, with the letters iumbled
around. Can you straighten out the letters and
find the rivers.
1. SORIAuUS
2. LOCAROOD.
3. CAPMOOT.
T. TEPALT.
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Gross Marks the Spot

Mother-wer, Jimmy, do you think your
teacher likes you?
JIMMY think SO, mummy, because she puts
big kiss ON all my sums.
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Epitaph'

Here lies the body of Edward Blake,
He mistook the accelerator for the braAM
ANSWERS.
I. Crossword puzzle solution.
La gaceta., 1931-04-13
BOXEO
Ell CUBANO RELAMPAGO
VENCIO A MARTINEZ

Habana, Abril 13.-Hilarit
Martinez, gladiator espanol DIT
peso weller, lanz6 IN furioso a.
taque contra ell Relampago SA
giero, en- ell decimo asalto, e
sabado pero los jueces declara-
ron vencedor al cubano, que ha.
bia acumulado muchos puntos
de ventaja en- los primeros asa
tos.
Ell cubano sc lanz6 a la carga
al principle de la pelea. cast
gando a su competitor con n
dos manos, por ell cuerpo.
Electives golpes con la IL
quierda particularmente "jabs'
ayudaron al cubano a adquirif
su temprana ventaja.
Martinez lanz6 sus acostum-
brados contraataques a la sail
da de los "clinches', con los dos
puhos. Hilario no parece haber
recuperado su antique vigor fl
sico.
Cada uno de los contendien-
La gaceta., 1931-04-13

preparate a examiner todos los
~documentos de la casa y a en- :
trar en- possession de la fortuna
que mas que yo has ambiciona-
lido.
Como ell que es presa de una
pesadilla conoce dentro de su
mismo sueho que NADIA de aque-
Ito es real Y Elective, y hace de-
sesperados esfuerzos para des-
pertarse o para gritar, buscan-
do alguien que lie ayude a salir
de aquella tortura que reviste
todos los caracteres de un dra-
ma sangriento, asi ell pobre Be-
mite hacia esfuerzos desespera :
dos para alejar de su magma
ci6n TODD 10 que ola, para cerrar
los ojos a aquella que a 81 lie pa
recia enganosa evidencia y pa
La gaceta., 1931-04-13
AvIsOs EN- YBoR CITY

en- tai cargo quieres conservar-
me.
TODD ESQ es muy digno,
noble, ST.. PUG, pero no es legal.
El testamento dictado en- debt
da forma...
-Aqui no Sc trata de leyes.
senior notario. La ley primera es
la ley de la conciencia para TODD
hombre honrado, Y yo me ten :
dria por un ladr6n, aunque to-
das las leyes de la terra me de-
c%lararan inocente, 81 detentara
un solo dia, un solo minute la
fortuna de Bernaregui, que por
csc escrito no me pertenece.
boy a listed gacias, senior nota-
rio, porque me proporciona la O.
casi6n de seguir siendo hombre
de bien, y tn, mi querido amigo,
La gaceta., 1931-04-13

"a juzgar como un sueno la re-
pentina o inexplicable realidad
de sus ilusorias esperanzas.
Ell, que siempre habia repeti-
do, en- sus horas de envidiosa
t~risteza, la Erase tan com1n a
los pobres: isl 90 fuerd rico!, (.
Greer en- TODD 10 que aquellos
hombres decian, a ser cierto Ell
encontraba en- efecto rico, Y de
documento que habian leido, Sc
un modo imprevisto, absurdo,
incredible. Por fuerza solo una
imagination sonando era capaz
de ~inventar aquella carta mis- :
teriosa redactada Y firmada al
siguiente dia de otorgar un tes-
tamento. 81 Ell testador, por
cualquiera raz6n gravfsima v Sc
creta, que por una fdtil y peQue-
La gaceta., 1931-04-13

disfrutado de ella durante tres
amos, por la inexplicable dila-
ci6n de la entrega al Sr. Ortiz
de csc documento. Yo reconoz-
co la letra Y su sello; 70 doy por
Waldo Y por autentico ese escri-
to, y cumplo la ultima, la pos
terror voluntad de Bernaregui
haciendote a ii hoy mismo la
.entrega de todos los bienes, que
juzgaria usurpados 81 los dis
frutara un solo dia mas. Isl 40
tuera rico!, decias a menudo,
COMO 81 ell coraz6n te anunciase
semejante Gambia de La suerte.
va 10 eres; tuyo es cuanto aqui
existe: yo vuelvo a ser, como 10
fui EN- tempo de nuestro bien-
hechor y como tn es ell MIC, e.
primer empleado de la casa, 81
La gaceta., 1931-04-13

ma no era possible que 10 hicie-
ra, habia cambiado completa :
mente de idea en- veinticuatro
horas, lpor que no llam6 al no
Itario Y con las mismas circuns-
tancias Y formalidades legales
anul6 ell primer testamento Y die
to otro nuevo, sin dar motive a
pleitos y a querellas, como 10
daba en- efecto, con su inexpli-
cable escrito?
Y aun dado case que TODD a.
quello fuese cierto, iqui6n ha-
bia sido ell depositario de aauel
papel y a quien pudo confiar
Bernaregui en- su lecho de muer
te documento tan extraordina :
rio, y por que este no Sc habfa
entregado al notario sino tres
amos despues2
La gaceta., 1931-04-13
LAS PELEAS DE LA SEMA-
ANA

New York, Abril 13.-Las
principales peleas concertadas
en- diferentes ciudades para la
p~esente semana, son: Hoy lu-
mes, en- Filadelfia, Benny Bass
contra Young Firpo; hoy lunes,
len New York, Paul Berlenbach,
'excampe6n de peso complete Ii.
zero, contra Frank Hornich.
Maltes, en- Cleveland, ell cam
peon de peso weller Tommy
Freeman, contra el negro
Young Jack Thompson, excam-
pe6n; en- Boston, Dave Shade
contra Leo Larivee, y Johnny
Indrisano contra 81 mejicano
Tommy Rios.
Ell microbes, en- Seattle, Able
Israel, contra ell espanol Can
to Robledo, de peso de mosca.
En- Hollywood, California,
reaparecera ell viernes Newsboy
Brown, de Los Angeles, contra
Raymond Montaya, de st. Die
go.
La gaceta., 1931-04-13

lodas estas rapidas reflexio-
mes aturdieron de tai modo a
pobre Benito, que, presa de NOR
tai congoja, Sc levant6 gritando.
i 70, 20 rico! iYo mil!ona-
10 iAbrid esas puertas! ME
ahogo! iSocorro!
\ cay6 pesadamente sobre Ia
alfombra.
Aorlose la puerta del despa-
cho' y acudieron a sus woes nri
nero los escribientes v ,uego
Lucia y Bernardo.
-Es papa quien grita--diio
LUCIA al entrar precipitadamen
te en- ell despacho de PUG. cuya
puerta habia alberto ell notario
en- busca de auxilio.
LES mi hermano! tQue 81,
La gaceta., 1931-04-13
FREEMAN DEFEN-
DERA MANANA SU THU
LO

Cleveland, Abrit lS-Con. q
el negro Young Jack Thompson
iefendera aqai 81 titulo, mana
na martss, en- I'm combate a i
asaltOs. 81 campe6n mundial &c
peso weller. Tommy Freeman.
En- el Auditorio Sc verificara
Ell match. FL ano pasado, en- sep
tiembre, Freeman venci6 en- es.
ia ciudad al negro T~pson,
lue entonces era cappeon, ARE
5atandole la corona
Las apuestas 81 Yvienen ha-
ciendo con I'm pc beno margen
a favor de Tomm
La gaceta., 1931-04-13
BASE BALL
RHEM LANZARA EN- Ell
INAUGURAL

st. Luis, Abril 13.-Para
ma1tener la tradici6n ell ma
mayer Gabby Street ha anuncia-
do que ell pitcher Flint Rhem ha
SID escogido para Ell desaffo
inaugural de la temporada, eI
martes. Ernie Orsati jugara ell
jardfn izquierdo por continuar
Chic Hafey SUI rebeldfa.
La gaceta., 1931-04-13
LEWIS LUCHARA con DON
GEORGE

Los Angeles, Abril 13.-Ed
(Dol) George defendera hoy
su corona de campeon de luchas
contra Ed (Strangler) Lewis,
ePpoderoso excampe6n.
Mientras Sc prepare para ell
encuentro, Lewis corrfa varias
millas cada "a horas. Este 2jer-
cicio le hizo bajar de peso y 81
espera veneer apoyandose en- su
mayor agilidad.
La gaceta., 1931-04-13
DICESE QUE NC CARTHY
SERA Ell PRESIDENTE

New York, Abril 13.-Ase-
gdrase aquf que William H. Nc
|Carthy, de San Francisco, suce-
dera en- la presidencia de la Ii
ga Americana al difunto Ernest
IS. Barnard.
La election Sc hara en- e
pr6ximo mitin que celebren los
propietarios de Clubs.
Lo apoyan para ell puesto el
coronel Rupert y los duenos de-
Filadelfia, Cleveland, Detroit
y Boston.
La gaceta., 1931-04-13

ties subi6 al cuadrilatero pesan-
do lac libras.
Andnciase que Sc traera al
portorriqueno Siso Lizalde pa
ra que relee aqui con el Sagde-
70.
La gaceta., 1931-04-13
BASS CONTRA YOUNG FIR
Pc

Filadeffia, Abril 13.-Young
Firpo, i6ven gladiator de Penn
grove, N. j., venci6 aquf a Ben
ny Bass, ell 80 de MARIO, en- IN
renido combate.
Esta noche, Firpo dara la Re-
vancha a Bass, que es camped
mundial de pequeno peso ligero.
No Sc han sometido los gla-
diadores a condolences sobre ell
peso que deberan tener.
La gaceta., 1931-04-13
Folettn de La Gaceta N. rs
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA

1Nuestro amigo Bernaregui me
nombr6 a mi su heredero, y al
dfa siguiente, por razones que
70 no debo averiguar, revoco
esa disposition y tie eligi6 a tt
como mas merecedor de sus be-
neficios? Bien hecho esta GUAM
to 81 hizo. To eres Ell dueno de
toda su fortuna, y a mi solo me
toca pedirte perd6n por haber
La gaceta., 1931-04-13
FERREL LANZARA POR Ell
CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Abril 13.-Wesley
Terrell, uno de los mejores Ian
zadores derechos de la Liga A
m~ericana, ha sido escogido para
hacer frente manana a los Me-
dias Blancas de Chicago.
Los Indios han mejorado su
cuadro para la temporada.
La gaceta., 1931-04-13

Los Senadores, dirigidos por
Walter Johnson, Sc batiran ma
mana, en- ell primer desaffo de Ia
temporada, con los Atleticos,
campeones del mundo.
. Johnson decidira entire Lloyd
Brown y Bump Hadley, con
Spencer de catcher.
Lanzara la primera pelota ell
p~residente Hoover.
La gaceta., 1931-04-13
Notas de Base Ball

Bucky Harris manifesto aver
en- Detroit que los tigres final
zaran la pr6xima temporadA en-
ell tercer puesto.
Ell opina que podra batir q
los Yankees y los Indios, pero
no cree terminara en- Ell primer
puesto.
La gaceta., 1931-04-13

Los expertos dicen que Ell
Brooklyn parece ell club mas vi
gorizado de la Liga Nacional.
Ell viejo Robinson escogera
La gaceta., 1931-04-13

Asegura Ell director del negro
pugilista de California que este
lecuperara ell trono derrotando
a Freeman por amplio margen.
La gaceta., 1931-04-13

Telefonos para visitas por Ell dia: Ybor City, Y 1853
West Tampa, II 3846. Para llam$5ss por Ia noche,
10 mismo. en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y 141O.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-25
M0T0RlEO CAVALRY WILL NOT ELIMINATE
 THE L0Wly MULE:

WASHINGTON, D. c. May 25, R)-Plans for mechanical and motorized cavalry" regiment were announced by General Gerald Macarthur. He said old cavalry units would not be abandoned en- tirely and that lowly but famous army mule would be retained.
 The first motorized regiment will consist of armored car squad rons, Christie tank, and machine gun squadrons transported in cross country cars. The umber of horses and mules gradually will be reduced.
 Tradition and sentiment played large part in the Generals de- cision. He said: "An equally inn portant function of the cavalry spirit, an asset which, while in atngible, is none the less vital factor in combat"
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-25
STATE GENERAL FUND
 REDUCED MILLIONS

SACRAMENTO, May 25, R)- California's legislature was on it's way home after passing appropria- tion bills which will reduce the state general fund surplus from $30, ,165, ,000 to $3,183,000.
 That figure was announced by the state department of finance as the lawmakers ended their final session.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-25
Try our fresh raspberry sundae ALASKA SHOP.
LEGAL NOTICE
TINTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE
 INTERIOR
 <rN1EDAy yANn nEEJrE

UNITED STATES DEPAkTMENT OF THE
 INTERIOR
 GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 U. s. Land Office. Anchorage. Alaska.
 NOYiCE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Marguerite Lowe. widow of J. c. Lowe. has made ap- rieation for Soldiers Additional Home stead serial 07253 for tract of land situate on the north shore of Nushagak Bay, em- hraced in U s. Survey No. 1920. from which corner Mo- M. C. U. s. l. M. lS A bears s. 75o 05' le" w. 5.O1 chains containing OPS acres. Latitude 5eo o2' 20" N. Long itu6e l5s0 26' le" W. and it is now in the files of the U. S. Land Office, Anchorage Alaska. .ry and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claims in the U: s. Land Office. Anchorage, Alaska. within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by the povisions of the Statutes.
 J. Lindley Green
 Register
 Date First Publication May 20. lsSl Date Last Publicaton July l5.l93l. Pub May 20. 27. June 3. 10. IT, "A. July I, g, l5, 1881. .tD)
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-25
CADETS PREFER BRUNETS

CADETS PREFER BRUNETS COLLEGE STATION, Tex, May 25, P)-The Ideal girl' of Texas A. & M. cadets, a questionnaire re- vealed, is slender and brown-eyed, with dark bobbed hair. She is a graceful dancer and of carefree disposition, with "a brain that didn't stop growing when she was a little girl"
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-25
EXPECT s1oo. .ooo.o o.ooo RETURN

EXPECT S100,000,o00 RETURN
 WASHINGTON, D. c. May 25, P-A return to the American government of $100,000,00O over
 10-year period through direct sa4es of army property, transfers to other departments of need lands and minor savings is expected by War Department officials to re- suit from the proposed Army post disposal program.
The Alaska fisherman., 1931-10-15
rortunity to break into the fighting"

The Democratic primaries have never beens the scene of battles between Democratic candi. dates. That was left for the Republicans to do- and whilst it took but three hundred votes to eject Democratic candidates, it left large force free to whipsaw he Republicans in their pr!mer- :es. Now things do not look so rosy in the ranks If the disciples of Thomas Jefferson :. Senator Anthony Dimond will be the genera "..1ad" Anthony in the primaries, if the wheefs horses can have their own way. George Gri1sby, several times cndidate for Delegate to Congress is to be shuntaa into the office of Attorney Gen eral But Griasty does not feel that anybody has the right to take from him the prerogatve to file for any office ne sees ht-and he sees lit to He for nomination as Delegate to Congress And George has his following and no doubt will give Dimond, or any other candidate in that partyy mighty close race. It remains to be seen whether George will be satisfied with half a loaf when - he might be able to take whole loaf.
The Alaska fisherman., 1931-10-15
111NEAr HAS UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM :

When one remembers that several toWnssin Alaska have suffered for number of years from the problem of unemployment, it is hard to raise any modicum of regret for Juneau which is in the throes of such a problem. As early as last June the writer pointed out that there were many unemployed in the town of the Big Mine and that the situation would become more acute with the coming of winter. -
 Without year around industry to provide enn- plcyent for labor, Alaska must look to its hsher~ ies to provide sustenance for it's people.
 Three thousand are employed in securing the salmon packed each year. This includes thou sand trap watchmen for five hundred traps and another thousand imported fishermen. The earn ings of resident seiners this year did not average much over $10O per man. This is all these people earn during the year, practically speaking for the mining and numbering industry are closed to them and increment from game trapping is mill.
 Removal of the illegal trap system will give gainful summer employment to thirty thousand Alaskans The earnings would be an average run ming from $500 to $1,000 per man-all of which would be spent in Alaska. Supplies for the sW1n- ter would be purchased there would be no drag on the municipalities, business would be on strong
The Alaska fisherman., 1931-10-15
DEMOCRATS GIVE CALL TO BATTLE

After twelve years of constant defeat at the hands of the Republicans the Democratic party If Alaska is showing signs of life. Worn out ma c1lnery is being hauled out, scraped up, secured, oiled and reconditioned for an expected big ofens- i've in the spring primaries.
 Under direction of Tom DonOhue, chairman; of that party for Alaska party leaders are work i1lg their heads off in an effort to mobilize the forces scattered lab scatter at 'e by the Repub- aicans under the united forces of Dan Sutherland. Delegate Wickersham and William L. Paul They hope to rejuvenate and restore morale into the fcrces that have drunk hemlock juice at the hands of the Progressive Republicans
 Their rallying cry is in the hope that Presl- dent Hoover will be renominated so that they can blame the present economic distress upon his ad- ministration- And hoping for his defeat they ex- meet their legislative and territorial tickets to be swept into cffice by the dragging current of the national election. Behind the scenes, the dlvl- sonal and later the convention at Fairbanks they expect to map out plans for placing a full ticket of candidates in the field. And in these plans there is no room given to the thought of party primaries for those Democrats who do not secure the favor of the conventions will be as welcome as a child born out of wedlock.
 ."As the cavalry charger sniffs the smoke of battle and paws the ground impatiently to spring into the fray. so the Democratic party warhorses, many of them turned out to pasture as reward for past services are to be rejuvenated and arc rnw nrancing expectantly about watching the op-
La gaceta., 1931-12-19

granite la boca ~. una
ell bolsillo.
Tn gladiator D ESQ "
no debe batirse con uno de
mediano que reune expAgiel
Idureza de punos, mayor estatQ
De la lucha desigual sc sacan
pesos.... Y descredito.
La gaceta., 1931-12-19

mente en- Marcia con ell cofre, y
llegamos a la choza sin tropiezo
alguno, pero tras incalculables
trabajos; Y a la una de la noche,
rendidos como eStabamos no DO
diamos Embellishments poner-
nos de nuevo a la obra; este hu-
biera sido traspasar las fuerzas
n~aturales. Descansamos hasta
las dos; cenamos despues, Y nos
pusimos en- canine para las mon
tanas, provistos de tres grandes
sacos que por suerte encontra-
mos en- la cabana. Llegamos un
POGO anteS de las cuatro a la TO-
sa, nos repartimos tan igualmen
tie como Sc pudo ell resto del bo-
tin, y sin tomarnos ell trabajo
de rellenar ell hoyo, nos pusimos
en- marcia hacia nuestra casa,
La gaceta., 1931-12-19

que TODD Sc hallase SECURE en-
nuestra morada antes del dfa.
No sabiamos que determine
sclon tomar, y perdiamos mucho
tempo en- deliberaciones': tan
desordenadas teniamos las ideas
Por dltimo, aligeramos ell cofre
sacando los dos terceras parties
de su contenido, y pudimos, al
fin, no sin bastante trabaio to-
davia, arrancarlo de SUI aguje-
70.
Escondimos entire las zarzas
los objetos que habiamos sa-
cado, bajo la custodia del perro,
a quien Jupiter encarg6 estric-
tamente que no ladrase baio min
gun p%reteXto, nj aun abriese la
boca hasta nuestro regreso. En-
tonces nos pusimos precipitada-
La gaceta., 1931-12-19

donde depositamos por segunda
vez nuestro precioso cargamen.
to al tempo que los primeros al
bores aparecian al Este. Dor en-
Gina de las copas de los arboles.
Estabamos completamente
eXtenuados; pero la profunda
exaltaci6n actual nos impidi6 Ell
descanso. Despues de un inquie-
to sueno de tres o cuatro horas.
nos levantamos como 81 nos hui
bieramoS puesto de acuerdo pa
"a proceder al examen de nues-
tro tesoro.
Ell cofre estaba lleno hasta los
bordes, y pasamos TODD ell dia Y
cast toda la noche siguiente en-
inventariar su contenido. No Sc
llevado ningdn orden nj
arreglo de colocaci6n: TODD ha-
La gaceta., 1931-12-19

bia sido amontonado confusa-
mente, Despues de efectuar cui.
dadosamente una classification
general, nos encontramos en- DO.
session de una fortuna que sumo
raba en- mucho a 10 que nos ha-
biamos imaginable.
Habfa en- dinero mas de $50.
600 pesos, estimando ell valor de
las pleas tan rigurosamense CO.
mo era possible segdn las tabIas
de la epoca. No habia nj una sofa
particula de plata, TODD era de
orc antique Y de una variedad
grande: moneda francesa, espa-
nola, alguna guinea inglesa Y al
gunas pleas de emo para noso-
tros desconocido. Habia muchas
nonedas muy grandes Y pesa-
1as' pero tan gastadas, que no
La gaceta., 1931-12-19
MITIN DE LA DEFENSA
OBRERA INTERNATIONAL

En- ell salon principal del Cen
tro Obrero Sc efectuara ell pr6xi
mo lunes' dia p, G los ocl'O de la
La gaceta., 1931-12-19

las voluptuosidades de un bano
-iPor ~fin!-murmur6 Ian.
zando un profundo suspiro co.
I'm ohablando consigo mismo.-
Y TODD este nos 10 trae ell es.
lcarabajo de orc! lei precioso
escarabajo de orc! lei pobre es-
carabaJito de orc a quien insul-
'taba, a quien calumniaba! INC
themes vergtienza de ii mismo.
negro tunante? iEh! ;que res
pondes?
Hube de despertar, por decir-
10 asi, al senior y al criado, Y ha-
cerles comprender la urgencia
que habia en- transporter ell te-
soro.
La noche avanzaba rapida-
nente y era necesario emplear
actividad 81 queriamos
La gaceta., 1931-12-19

era possible descifrar las ipscrin
clones. 'S'ilp-
ricana. "''" anne
I'm cuanto a la evaluaci6n do
las joyas, fu6 asunto bastan +e
mas dificil. Encontramos do
nantes, algunos de los cusles
eran eJemplares muy notabIes.
en- TOTAL ciento diez; no babfa
H'nguno pequeho; diez rpbfes
de IN briIlo fulgurante; ~trescion
'as diez esmeraldas, todas bollf-
simas; veintidn zafiros y M
{ Todas estas piedras b all
Dian sldo arraneadas de sus mon
turas y arrojadas en- confnoi6n
en- Ell cofre.
Kespecto a las m~onturas. ma
'lasHleamos aparte del resto de1