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AVTSOs EN- YBOR CITY
i Cast 10 siento. nadre milo

-iCasi 10 siento, padre MIC
I-murmur6 Lucia, miranda a
PUG.
-Pues, hija, muchas gracias
I-dijo Benito, sin comprender
a su hija.
-Tu eres un angela dijo
PUG, abrazandola con efusi6n,
y til, de cualquier modo que
terminen estos asuntos, siempre
saldras ganando.
Excuse decir a listed, ami
go milo, y companero hasta hoy,
10 que celebro su cambio de POI
sici6n y de fortuna, Y cada dia
me contentara mas haberle ma
nifestado con anterioridad mis-
fervientes deseos de entrar en-
su familia-le dijo Ramiro, ten
diendo 81 mano a doha Bernar-
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e HzCUrE
entire Ell confuse atronador

entire ell confuse atronador 4
contradictorio clamor de los par
tidos, entire tantas y tan opues-
tas manifestations de Ia Opt
ni6n pdblica, es impossible ha-
liar ell remedio para tama1os
males. 10 he buscadO avfda-
mente dentro de la ley y no 10
he hallado. Fuera de la ley no
hapde buscarlo quien ha prone
lido Observable"
"Nadie achacara a flaqdeza
de amino mi resolution. No ha-
bria peligro que me moviera 2
descenirme la corona 81 creye-
ra que la llevaba en- mis- sienes
para bieh de los espanoles; nj
cause mellas en- mi amino ell
que corri0 la vida de mi angus
Ia esposa, que en- este solemne
momento manifesto, como yo,
ell vivo deseo de que en- SUI dfa
Sc indulte a los autores de aquel
atentado". "Pero tengo hoy la
firmisima conviction de que Sc
rian esteriles mis- esfuerzos 9
rrAlizables mis- prop6sitos".
"Estas son, Sres. Diputados,
las razones que me uneven a
devolver a la Naci6n, y, en- su
nombre a v~osotros, la corona
que me ofreci6 ell vote nacional,
hacienda renuncia de ella por
mi, mis- hijos = mis- sucesores''.
"Estad SECURES de que, al
desprenderme de la corona no
me desprendo del amor a esta
Espana, tan noble como desgra-
.ciada, y de que no llevo otro pc
sar que ell de no haberme sido
possible procurarle TODD ell bien
que mi leal coraz6n para ella
apetecia."
"Amadeo-Palacio de Ma
drid-11 de febrero de 1873"
All mensaje de Don Amadeo
contest6 10 que Sc llamaba la
Asamblea Nacional con un docu
mento firmado por Rivero, Ba-
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solo por un quijotismo. que sera
de SECURE NAL eomprendido V
peor pagado, eede a ustedes su
fortuna.
No faltara abogado que
nos defienda...
No faltarfan de SECURE,
aunque no fuese mas que para
comerse parte de la herencia,
81 20 diera lugar a ello-respon,
do Puig;-pero va he dicho. v
mi resolution es irrevoeable,
que yo soy pobre. que esta es
para mi una question de concien
cia. Y que mi eoncieneia me
manda proceder como procedo.
y yo no insisto. Dios guar
de a ustedes Y les ilumine. Ha
terminado mi mission, Y en- mi
casa me encontraran 81 en- algo
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puedo series it'll. Es la primera
vez que me veo en- situaci6n Sc
mejante a la presente, y abrigo
la profunda conviction de que
ha de ser La Ultima.
bio ell notario un ~afectuoso
apret6n de manos a PUG, salu-
do fra aunque cortesmente a
los demas, Y sali6 del despacho
Y de la casa con aire profunda-
mente preoeupado.
Libres de aquel personaje,
extrano para todos, parece que
respiraron con mas holgura a.
quellos corazones, impresiona-
dos aGn por ell raro aconteci-
miento.
- onque de veras eres ri
eo?-dijo Bernardo a su hernia
no.
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lart, Moreno Rodriguez, Benot

lart, Moreno Rodriguez, Benot
" Cay6 Lopez, en- ell que, como
compensation, Sc ofrecia al rey
la dignidad de ciudadano en- Ell
seno de I'm pueblo ind )endien-
tie Y libre.
Aquel dfa, IL de febrero, ha-
|cia mucho frfo; habia nevada,
como nev6 Ell dfa en- que entr6 Ell
Rey, y a pesar de este, los espi-
ritus estaban mucho mas cal
deados que los cuerpos.
En- los alrededores del con-
greso Figueras habl6 al p1blico
" lie dijo: De aquf saldrem4s
muertos o con la repAblica vO-
tada.
Justo es decir que la pr0la-
maci6n de la Rep1blica Sc hizo
con bastante orden.
Sc constituy6 ell Poder Ejecu-
two, nombrando presidente 6
Figueras; a CASTELAR,, ministro
de estado; para los demas me
Inisterios fueron nombradossP i
" Margall, Salmeron y Alfonso,
Echegaray, C6rdova, Beranger
y Becerra.
Las cortes CONSTITUENCIES de
1873 a 1874 duraron desde l de
JUNO del 70 a 8 de enero del IA
" en- este tempo fueron presi-
denies del poder executive FL
gueras, Pi y Margall, Salmeron,
CASTELAR,, ell Oral. Serrano; mi
nistros de estado, Muro, Maison
nave, SoIer Y Pla, Carvajal, Sa-
gasta y Ulloa; ministries de la
gobernaci6n, Pi y Margall, Mai
sonnave, Carvajal, Garcia Ruiz
" Sagasta; de Gracia y Justicia
Moreno Rodriguez, Del Rio,
Gonzalez (Don Jose Fernandez
y Martos; de Hacienda, Tutau,
Ladico, Carvajal, Pedregal y E
chegaray; de guerra, Figueras,
Estevanez, Gonzalez, Iscar, O.
retro, Sanchez Bregua y Zaba-
la; de Marina, Oreiro, Anrich,
Sanchez Bregua y Topete; de
Fomento, Ohao, Benot, Perez,
Costales, Gonzalez, Gil Berges,
Balaguer Y Mosquera; de Ultra
mar, Serni, Suner y Capdevilla
Palanca, Soler y Pla, Gil Ber-
ges y Belaguer.
Fueron presidentes de las
|Cortes, Orense, Salmeron y Cas-
telar.
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da.
-Ahora mismo van a saber
los chicos de la fabrica 10 que
ocurre. iQue algeria para ellos!
iQue felicidad para nosotros!-
dijo Rispall, miranda fijamente
a PUG, como queriendo darle a
entender la diferencia de amo
que iban a tener desde aquel dia
v echando a correr hacia los al
maeenes v los patios.
Algo hubo de decir en- VOC ba-
ia Lucia a su padre, mientras
dona Bernardo LEILA de nuevo ell
papel que este habfa dejado so
bre la mesa. porque Benito, sin
que dejara su brazo izquierdo
de rodear la cintura de Lucia,
Sc dirigi6 a PUG y con acento
conmovido lie dQo:
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go de camarera mayor de Pala,
clio.
Y en- estas CIRCUMSTANCES vi
no ell conflicto del cuerpo de Ar
iberia.
Fue ell 8 de febrero cuando Ia
Gaeeta public6 ell dccreto reor-
ganizando dicho cuerpO, Y es
iusto haeer constar que 81 en-
sonces Don Amadeo hubiera
Iuerido derramar saRgre espa-
hola, apoyado en- ciertos elemen
tos. hubiera podido hacer I'm /.
resistencia que tai yez hubiera
eambiado ell curse de la Historic
de Espana.
Pero no fue asi: Modesto e.
Rey por Ell tempo que Nevada
de lucha y por la falta de ateN
.ei6n que Sc habia tenido con 81
'esposa decide abdiear IA coro-
pa por 81 y en- nomhm% sus
sucesores, y ell mis4 dia 9 DE-
|febrero Sc 10 comu leo a Ruiz
ZorrilIa. Los eonsp Vdos de aque
LA epoca decian Due no habia
mas que dos eaminos: la disolu-
|ci6n de las cortes Y la forma-
|ci6n de IN ministerio conserva-
dor, o la abdicaci6n del rey.
Y asi lego el IL de febrero.
La noche del 10 al II estuve
llena de peripecias.
A la una de la madrugada en-
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supuesto. Juan.

-Por supuesto, Juan, que,
mientras 20 viva, aqui no ha
cambiado NADIA. tn mandas. til
dispones en- la fabrica como 81
fuera tuya; tn te senalas ell suel-
do que quieras, Y 81 no themes
bastante con ell que a mi me de-
has, ESQ no importa. Yo no soy
ell amo soy tn amigo Y NADIA
mas.
No esperaba menos de ii =
acepto tus ofreeimientos hasta
cierto punto. Pero como yo no
tengo familia y mis- necesidadey
son mucho memories que las tu-
vas, con Ell sueldo que Bernare.
gui nos daba a cada uno tengo
haslante. Sere tn cajero; me
tres mil pesetas al a1o v
IN sitio en- tn mesa
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COMO Sc ESTABLECIO LA
REPUBLICA ESPANOLA, Ell
IL DE FEBRERO DE 1878

En- Enero de 1873, y cuando
las cortes volvieron a reunirse,
la insurrecei6n carlista era for
midable en- Catalina; Lizarra-
ga, en- Guipuzcoa, mandaba fue-
zas poderosas la discipline del
ejercito estaha algo relajada
la monarquia de Don Amadea
quebrantadisima, y los antigios
unionistas, que habian apoyado
al Rey y a la situaci6n. en- tai
estado con ella. que la esposa
del Oral Serrano dimiti6 ell car
La gaceta., 1931-04-15
EN- WEST TAMPA.
sERVIcIo DE AMRULANcIAs Te;ssono Y l11

para visitas por ell dfa: Ybor City, Y IA
est Tampa, H 3e46. Para llamsass por Ia noel
. msmo sr Ybor Que en- West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
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de La Gdcetd No. so
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
DIN. Luis Mariana de LARA

este case estuviera en- ell pellejo
del Sr. PUG y oyera que listed
interpretaba tan secamente mi
acci6n sublime, que sublime es
por 10 menos 10 que ell senior ha-
&c, no sc 81 tendria serenidad
para no acudir a los tribunales,
aunque no fuera mas que para
conyencer a ustedes de que to-
do es legalmente suyo y que
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
METHODIST URGES
WAR ON GANGSTERS
Research Secretary Says De.
mocracy Is at Stake in
United States

Baltimore, June 8.-(P)-Urging war
on racketeering, Deets Pickett. re-
search secretary of the Methodist
Episcopal Board of Temperance, said
Saturday democracy was at stake IN
America.
The prohibition leader told the
Laymen's association, Baltimore con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, that unless the law is sue
cessfully enforced the people OF the
United States will resort to violence"
to crush activities of privileged gang
sterS and extortioners.
'The vigilantes of the west did 1t, F"
he said. For five years, the Texas
Rangers were the law in Texas, and
they shot down thousands Of GRIM
inals in order to free that state from
professional gamblers and gunmen.
-. What happened in the west
will happen in the east unless busi-
ness men and professional men OF
standing and patriotism read the riot
act to their officials, who call infi-
deity to their oaths of office by the
name of liberalism"
1.-THE politician who talks OF his
liberalism, who inveighs against the
prohibition law, who winks at gam
bling, is defending a system which
endangers the personal safety OF your
daughter, which may cost you your
life. which may at least mean the
ruin of your business" Pickett said.
I'VE need men in office who are will
ing to take the oath of office with
sincerity. men with backbone to make
that oath mean law in action and
jurymen who realize that ORGANIZED
gambling is not a joke but a menace" I"
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
XElBRIDCF ~
A Series Explaining the Contract Bridge System

| tage is as follows: Supposing that
| you hold a very good hand but not
strong enough to make an original
forcing suit bid Of two. Let us as
sumo that you start the bidding with
one heart. Left hand opponent bids
one spade and partner passes.
The next hand passes and you or
dinarily would bid two hearts, but If
you hold three and one-half tricks
you should double rather than bid
two hearts to inform partner that
your hand contains three and one
half tricks. With this additional In
formation he may be able to give you
at least one raise-or. better still, the
double may be just what he is looking
for. He may be loaded with spades
and he can now make penalty pass.
If the left hand opponent should
pass and partner does not have the
spades stopped he will be forced to
bid. Holding nothing, he can bid one
no trump which will allow you to bid
two of your suit, or he may simply
support your suit.
When partner has once bid. any
double you may make Is purely q
business double. e. g. partner bids
one heart, opponent bids one spade
and you double. You are advising
partner that you expect to make more
by defeating the opponents at spades
than you would playing the hand at
hearts.
The writer employs the use of one
arbitrary convention in his system
and that is the overcalling of an op-
ponent's suit bid with a no trump
The end
Copyright, 1881, NEA Service, Inc.)
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
RASK0B LOANS ARE
SC0REDBY HATFIELD
West Virginian Terms Them
Mortgage Upon Party Of Jef-
ferson and Jackson

Washington, June 8. - (P - The
loans of Chairman Raskob to the
Democratic rational committee were
termed an Increasing mortgage upon
the once proud party of jefferson and
Jackson" by Senator Hatfield, Re-
publican, West Virginia.
Hatfield made the assertion in a
statement through the Republican
national committee shortly after the
Democratic national committee made
its quarterly report to the clerk of the
house. The report showed the DEM
ocratic committees total unpaid OBJ
legations amounted to $707,O54, of
which $295,250 is due to Raskob for
loans.
The report noted Raskob had loan
ed $4,000 10 the committee in the
quarter ending May 81, while receipts
were listed at $41,721 and expendi-
lures at S42,l34, leaving a balance in
the treasury of $l0,44l. Loans
amounting to $402,250 to the County
Trust company of New York were list
ed. along with unpaid interest
amounting to 1854.
"Mr. Raskob," Hatfield said, lis
steadily increasing the size Of the
mortgage which he holds upon the
once proud party of jefferson and
Jackson" He added the financing
program adopted at the national com
mittee's meeting here in March, with
a total Of S6,000,000, "appearers to
have encountered some difficulties"
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
DICKINSON PLANS
Big SCHOOL FETE
Expect 1000 Rural Folk to At
tend Annual Eighth Grade
Commencement

Dickinson, N. D., June 8.-Fully
1000 rural folk are expected to be IN
Dickinson, Wednesday, June 10, 10,
the second annual commencement
exercises for grade schools. H. o.
Pippin, Stark county superintendent
Of schools, announcing rural educa-
ton day, said.
Every private, consolidated ana
rural school in the county will be rep
resented when $50 eighth grace stu
dents will receive diplomas at eXer-
cises in the Dickinson State Teachers
college auditorium. In addition to
the visiting students, $50 school Of
ficers in the county will attend the
exercises. These also will conduct a
forenoon meeting at the courthouse
to discuss problems pertinent to
Stark county schools.
Flags and other decorations will be
placed throughout the city's business
district and the visitors will be well
coined by the city band. A free show
is expected to be one of the mornings
special attraction for the children
who will hear the Rev. FIR. George
Aberle Of the st. Joseph church de-
liver the commencement address at
2 p. m.
At present, rural, private and con-
solidated grade schools in the county
occupy 10 buildings and employ more
than 200 teachers.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
County Has
Village Organization

Cavalier, N. D., June 8.-P)-Meet-
ing here Friday, 35 officials OF eight
of Pembina county's 10 organized VII
lages and cities took steps toward
formation of the Associated City and
Village Officials of Pembina county.
The organization. it is believed. Will
be the first of its kind in the north
west. r. w. Felson. county auditor,
originator, was delegated to appoint
five directors who will meet within
few weeks to draw up a constitution
and bylaws.
The purpose will be to work toward
reduction of village and city taxes
through efficient government. The
cities and villages represented we're
Pembina, Drayton. st. Thomas, Crys-
tai. Walhalla, Bathgate. Hamilton
and Cavalier.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
29 North Dakota and 81 South Dakota Boys Come Here

Tompkins, Wesley l., Laugford: :
Weiszhaar, Albert j., Mobridge: An
derson, George c., Strandburg; An
drews. Fay c., Stugis; Arneson Har-
Ian A.. Bryant: Balgeman, Kenneth
E.. Bristol; Buskrud, Harold W., Ha-
eel: Carsner, Earl w., Gregory;
Chamberlain, Walter j.. Colome !:
Cunningham. Francis, Water town !:
DeCurtins, Robert E.. Ramona; Fos-
ter. Charles E.. Estelline: Frandsen,
Hans NJ, New Ellington; Gerken,
Paul B.. Dallas: Goodyear, Loland H.,
Gregory; Graesser, Earl r., Dallas;
Helsing, Ralph W.. Herrick: Herman.
Forrest. Solome; Himmerich. William
F., Bonesteel; Hoffie, Delbert w.,
Bonesteel: Janett, John A., Ramona; |;
King, Earl L.. Bonesteel: Lcngen,
Lambert G.. Gregory; Lowell, Fred c.,
Colome; Lundquist, Sydney E.,
Strandburg; Luttrell. Jack K, Greg
ory; MCGOWAN, Glenn c., Madison:
Mckinney, Arthur E.. Colome: Olson,
John r. N. Dallas: O'Neill, Robert E..
Dallas: Prinz, Ernest H., Gregory:
QUAIL. Morris L., New Ellington;
Scherer, Bernard j.. Dallas; Schlaht
Gordon W.. Gregory; Schmid, Fran
els B., Dallas; Sinclair, Donald j.,
Gregory; Spitzenberger, Clarence c..
Bonesteel; spitzenberger, Oscar E.,
Bonesteel: Walrath, Lyle D., Demp-
ster: Wishard. Rex B.. Watertown.
MINNESOTA
Billo, Harry p. Chisholm: Caldwell,
Donald NJ, Russell: Del Main, Ne
Vile O., Frazee; Hooey, Edward ",
Duluth; Knutson. Niels j., Ulen:
Saign, Leslie D., Waubun.
MISSOURI
Reavis. Ralph T.. Richmond; Bide-
we'll, Henry NJ, Marble Hill, McCabe,
James E.. Columbia; Miller, Herman.
E., st. Louis.
NEBRASKA
Christensen, Paul, Winside.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
w. C.. T. u. Carries on
Campaign in Germany

Toronto. Ont, June 8.-(P)-The
w. c. T. U. Is doing what it can, the
international convention was told
Saturday by DR.. Hertha Kraus, to re-
place "Das Bier" in Germany with
"Das Mich"
1--WE have opened big restaurant
without alcohol on the campus of the
University of Cologne" said DR..
Kraus, land you can find there sew
eral hundred fraternity students in
their caps and bright ribbons. sitting
in the garden with bottle of milk"
The w. G.. T. U. also sends trucks
to factories, carrying fruit beverages
for the working men accustomed to
beer.
1t was necessary to establish w. c.
T. U. restaurants, Dr.. Kraus said, be-
cause the other eating places were
controlled by the, breweries, and soft
drink prices were kept at high level
so as not 10 compete with beer.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
Border Truck War
Truce Possibility

Burling. Wis. June 8.-(P-Pos-
sibility OF a truce in the Border
Truck War" being waged between
Wisconsin and Illinois. appeared Sat
urday pending an apepal to the SUI
preme court to test the legality Of the
law prohibiting use of foreign We
hicles on Wisconsin highways with
out Wisconsin licenses.
The armistice appeared as a result
Of q chance meeting between H. G..
Bell, inspector Of the Wisconsin mo-
tor vehicle division, and two Illinois
men, Harry Hiland. president of the
Interstate Trucking company. and
Warren E. Wright, secretary Of the
Central Motor Freight association,
both Of Chicago.
A message was sent. Bell said, to
the Illinois secretary of state asking
him to intercede with the Wisconsin
secretary Of state in behalf of post
ponement OF hostilities."
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
Potato Shippers to
Oppose Rail Request

Grand Forks. N. D., June 8.-(H)-
Red river valley potato shippers
meeting here Saturday with traffic
officials of Grand Forks and Fargo
voted to oppose the petitions OF the
railroads asking for the suspension OF
the new freight rates on potatoes Or
dered by the Interstate Commerce
Commission to become effective July
%.
r. A. Durrant, Grand Forks Traffic
association, and N. E. williams. traf-
fic expert of Fargo Chamber OF Com
merce, called the meeting Repre-
sentatives from Grand Forks. Hoople.
Moorhead, Cavalier, Hatton, Gilby,
and East Grand Forks, attended the
session.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
PUBLIC HEALTH PLEA
SAID RECRE7TABLE'
Hyde Says Urge to Eat Less
Meat During Summer Will
Be Misinterpreted

Kansas City, June 8.-(P)-Arthur
M. Hyde, secretary of agriculture,
terms a statement of public health
service advocating the eating OF less
meat during summer months regret
table" because of 1.-The possibility OF
misinterpretation.'
In a letter, made public by Glenn
T. stebbins, secretary Of the Kansas
City Livestock exchange, Secretary
Hyde said, Il am taking the matter
up anew with the public health serv-
ice and requesting it to repair the
damage so far as it Is possible to do"
Secretary Hyde said the fair inter-
pretation of the public health serv-
ices statement was that it indicated
no hostility toward meat, "but mere
" a seasonal regulation Of diet in the
interest Of health"
Stebbins had joined others in as
serting that the advice was Of ques-
tionable value and untimely In view
of distress in the meat industry. -
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
LIGHTNING MIGHT
HAVE BEEN CAUSE
OF FARM TRAGEDY
Child Killed and Three Persons
Injured in Makoti Farm
Explosion

Minot. NJ D., June 8.-(P-A theory
that lightning may have played a
part in the tragedy at a farm home
near Makoti last Tuesday when q
kerosene can exploded, fatally burn
ing child and causing serious burns
to three others. was advanced in
Minot Saturday by l.. e. Zieman,
Sheyenne, q brother of the farmer
at their home the accident occurred.
Theodore zieman. his daughter,
Marvel, aged six, and Mrs. Flora lie
man, "a, mother of Theodore, remain
in a Minot hospital, where they are
recovering from their burns.
Funeral services for Donald were
held at a rural church near Makotl
Friday.
The Sheyenne man said Saturday
the possibility of another kind Of fuel
having been poured in the kerosene
can also exists. His brother, he de-
clared. had taken every precaution to
safeguard his family before getting
the kerosene can to speed the fire
in the kitchen stove.
No one except Theodore was In the
kitchen when he raised the can over
the stove in which a fire Wits burn
ing.
The blast that resulted blew out
one window in the kitchen, travelled
east into the living room and burned
Donald, Marvel and the grand
mother, then went north through an
archway into the dining room. blow
ing out a window on the northside,
along which the radio ground" wire
runs.
The fact that the window near the
radio ground" was blown out lends
strength to his theory, Zienan be-
lieves, that lightning may have play
ed a part in the tragedy.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-08
Three Clergymen
Barred by Soviet

New York. June 8.-(P)-Soviet
Russia has barred at least three
clergymen from visiting that country
this summer, 1t became known Sat-
urday.
Besides John Haynes Holmes, pas
tor Of the Community church. in New
York, the Rev. DR.. David r. Williams,
Unitarian minister of Rochester. N.
Y, and the Rev. DR.. Doremus Scud-
der, Congregationalist missionary
have failed to obtain visas.
DR., W.xiams is a brother of Albert
Rhys williams. a Communist.
Russian trading and travelling
agencies in New York refused to COM
ment.