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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XVI


 "Sit down." began Give Clees- paugh in new commanding voice. "I want to talk to you"
 Iiane obeyed abruptly, astound- ed at the change in his manner.
 My mothers gone for a drive" Give said in preface. q made sure rupted. Look here, the sistuation is this. You probably don't know it but l am tied to mothers apron strings. Haven't q cent in my own right because of a fool will my father made. He left everything to mother, stipulating that 1 was to come into my own Ca few mill lion) only in the event of my early marriage. He was nuts" (said this irreverent young man slangily) lon the subject of youthful mar riages. Now I'm almost 25 and I don't seem to have found a wife. Oh, yes. l forgot to tell you that another important fact is that mother must approve the girl I choose. Well, of course, it's prac- tically out of the question to find such a paragon. That is, I had thought it was. Until now"
 sut BIil dIu IOL dHSHtI. AlLcI q moment he went on.
 'That's why l wanted to talk to you." blurted out Give embar- rassedly. 'I have a. plan which concerns you. D'you want to hear about it?"
 Iiane nodded, her thoughtful eyes on his lowering face.
 Look, you'll probably think I'm ,.IJ ,.f f,. l. to talk it over. The thought Is this. how would it be If you and I fixed up some sort of agreement? Never let my mother know about 1t, of course. If sine knew the af- fair was cut and dried she'd be down on us from the start. But she likes you so much. She wouldn't suspect anything if 1 went through the motions of fall ing in love with you gradually. Little by little. Then we could have a--what d '-ye-call-it?- a marriage in name only. You could go your way, l mine. And I'd be free"
 He was done at last. And still the young girl sal, motionlcss, her great, soft eyes full on his.
 He stirred impaticntly. "You don't need to answer at once. Think it over" he urged.
 Lianc stood up. She was trom- bling now. ''I never was so insult ed in my life" she said, in a throaty voice.
 Clive took a step in her direc- ton. "I didn't monn--you'ye thor ouGhly misunderstood he began haltingly,
 "Oh, don't say any more. You only make it worsc," cried Lianc angrily. She stamped her foot.
 ''Now-now you've spoiled everything" she walled. And just when was SO happy."
 
 She ran upstairs to find her mother weeping. the drcary, pitt able weeping of the conValeScent.
 We can't go on like this. stay ing here," Cass moancd to her inquiries. "It worries me"
 Lianc tried 10 soothe her. "Mrs Cleespaugh wants us tO stay. Please. please don't worry about it."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31

Watch your plants for caterpil- lars during August --- especially your potted plants indoors. Cater pillars have a way of intruding where they are least expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31
'Q&eR~s4teR
 eHe4 M..,

T WAS weak and run down and
 ! couldn't work much. Some days Twas in bed all day. ,. on account of female weakness.
 My cousin recommended your Vegetable Compound to me and I began taking i right away.
 'I sure feel like a new woman. Work all day and am stronger and feel fine now.
 T have only taken 3 bottles but I found relief in the first one took. ! recommend it to any woman who suffers as did."-Mrs. C E. Hawk, R. K. No. 2, Promise City, Iowa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31
M3lA2kYES 3l2R5S KITCHEN
NEA Service Writer


 We usually associate eggs with Lenten season and Easter menus, but they make an excellent meat substitute for August menus and can be prepared in an infinite va riety of appet!zing ways.
 Poached eggs served on green corn waffles comprise a seasonal dish that will be liked for 8 lei surely Sunday morning breakfast. Make the wafflcs as suggested a few days ago and drop hot poach- ed egg on each just before serv- ing, old fashioned spiced apple sauce adds the finishing touch to the concoction.
 Eggs a la Benedict are delicious for luncheon or supper. The prep aration may seem a bit compli- cated, but 1t really isn't and the result justifies the work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-31

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
SCHOOLS To
STUDY CITY

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OF RroE-sE-le VII Be gwen =
course = iocz- h-Sro-. and MI
take tess On the sz5,ecr i- TIE -ezr
future. according 10 G. O. Richard
SOL secretary or the rhzz1er C.
cC--EF-cR
This number uE Bulletins rr--El--
I'M z map ct -hE CRY. with -lE
most important points E- interest
marked and also d h-leE history rT
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tri51ted among BrcE-EES EA1l.
Children Fr1czT-
S-pErI--E1cel- c. " Coke cf
the pubic schnClS is coc1erztznE 1-
the move 70 educate rlR future Ct
Ee-s II HCT--r r1e c-v
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coS L-- Rzc1z-Gso1 SD to6zT.
az present the zve-Zre -z-s -
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points c. 1r-E-es-. Ike tie Dz11 e.
g Ha--EEM[-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Arnstein Is Sought
In $4,000 Confidence Steal

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
CONTRACTED
ROAD
Highway From Matzmoros
To Reynosa To Be
Built Soon

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pesos
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the Valley into the interior of Mex
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
PEACE TREATY Is
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SIGNED IN FALCON
PIGEON BATTLE

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
EARL HANNA
dies FRIDAY
Funeral For Deputy Sheriff
To Be Held Here
Saturday

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
2 ODer-Ripe Grapefruit
Greet Rudy VaHee Song

BOSTON Jan 1-P-REv
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
MEXICO PLANS
TO PAY BILLS
Old Currency lssurd By
Banks VIII BE
REceemEz

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
NORRIS ROW
RESULTS IN
INDICTMENT
Former Campaign
Manager Charged
With Perjury
FOUGHT
FOUGHT
In Nehrazka I'm Eedien
Of 1890, When Grocer
Entered Race


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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Cabbage Rolls But
Prices Drop to S.

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Deputy Is Shot On \
Train After Dispute

' MEXICO CITY Jan . o.
Rafael PicaZo member OF the cham
Der OF deputies from Michozchzn
was shot and probably fatally
wounded aboard The train from
Guzdalaisrs last night after 3 cS-
pute over division o< farm lz16S
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Of Z hacienda which vas ordered
divided under the zgrz-izn AVS
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divide the hacienda among re pea
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

In LIQUOR RAID
Mercedes Quartet Spend
Night In Hidalgo
County Jail

EDINBURG. Jan 1-FoIloEtnz
one CT the first hiE raids ID be
staged ~ the mex sheriff w HidaI-
60 county. T01zs0 January and
three Others arrested III Mercedes
lzse Thursday Afternoon spent
Thursday night II the HsdaIgo
county Jail
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o. TIE border patrol, representa-
uTeS O. the She-lfrs Department
rz1ded the January hone and zizeS
several bottles Of liquor. placing
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Wero-SL and BaItzzr Cz1-u under
arrest
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MUn TzErz1cy fine CT 500 each
this morning and were released
from Cu-znce vile
Il n0C1 today WerbzsE and
Cznru were s-il g al. having been
unable g secure funds with which
% EeE- the fire imposed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Detroit Cangster
Arrested Today

DETROIT Jan 1-p- FzrE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Fall of French
Govt Is Sensation

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
SUSPECT ARRESTED
Good Alibi,
But Fine L.
Imposed

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Oil Company Head
Here On Bushes.

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
HEARING ON
dam SITES
SCHEDULED
Valley Interests Viii
Present Claims
I'm Austin
SHOWDOWN
II Expected On Valley
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La gaceta., 1931-08-19
RECOMIENDA Ell GOBER-
NADOR DE NEW ORLEANS
Ell INTERCAMBIO DE PRO
DUCTOS

New Orleans, agosto 49,
Ell pueblo de los Estados Unidos
puede salvarse a 81 mismo del
hambre y la pobreza, en- este in
vierno, 81 adoptara la antigua
costumbre de zanzibar ~articulos.
"Usted recuerda cuando su pa
Dire o madre cambiaba una taxa
de Judas por una de az1car o
su padre negociaba un saco de
papas por uno de centeno?-
pregunta ell gobernador en- su
peri6dico semanal.
"Bien, ahora debemos volver
a ESQ de modo que ell pals per
manezca alejado del hambre, en-
ell otono y ell invierno. No pase
pena Y admita que no tiene dine
TO.
"Tenemos en- este pals TODD
10 necesario para hacer feliz a
TN pueblo, pero con TODD ESQ, es-
tamos arrancados.
"IPor que? Porque la rique-
"a de la terra ha caido en- las
manos de unos pocos hombre."
La gaceta., 1931-08-19

Henderson hablara manana
en- la Gale de Main, en- West
Tampa.
En- Hyde Park hablara Chan
cey, en- la esquina de Snow y
South Dakota.
La gaceta., 1931-08-19
Sc DESMIENTE LA DECLA-
RACION DE LA ENFER-
THAXTON

Ell candidate a la Acadia de
Tampa, Sr. R. E. L. Chancey, en-
un mitin polftico celebrado ell lu-
nes, en- ell Gary, atac6 la polftica
que Sc viene observando en- ell
Hospital Municipal, y que Sc ha
denominado de "Pague al en- :
trar."
Chancey cito ell case de IN mu
chacho a quien Sc lie neg6 Ia en-
trada, no obstante estar sufrien
do de la fracture de I'm codo. Ell
DR.. Sheldon Stringir, Superin =
tendente del Hospital y ell DR.. D.
G.. Meighen, medico ayudante
del condado, negaron ell hecho.
En- su discurso, Chancey lego
una declaration jurada firmada
por Marguerite Thaxton, exile
fe de enfermeras del Departa :
mento de sandal, en- la que esta
hace constar que llev6 al mucha
, cho al hospital y que 10 dej6 en-
la creencia de que Sc lie presta-
rfan los auxilios medicos; pero
que So horas despues Sc enter6
que ell Hospital habfa exigido
$4,000 adelantados al padre del
niho, y $3.50 antes que ell mu-
] chacho fuera dado de alta.
FL DR.. Stringer dijo que NADIA
Sc habfa pedido al padre del mu-
Ichacho y que ell condado habia
pagado un recibo de $21.50 por
su tratamiento.
Ell DR.. Meighen dijo que ell mu
Ichacho fue atendido por 81 desde
ell 6 al 8 de Mayo, pero que Ia
La gaceta., 1931-08-19
LA COMISION DEL CONDA-
DO PIDE A MAC-FAR-
LANE QUE RECTIF1QUE

Los cinco miembros de la Co
mission del Condado Y ell Super
de las inscripciones, Mr..
B. L. Blackburn, firmaron aver
una carta dirigida a Howard P.
Mac Farlane, orador de Hender-
son, exigiendole que Sc retrac-
tase de unas declaraciones he
chas mientras pronunciaba un
discurso en- la noche del tunes en-
Seminole Heights.
En- dicha carta Sc imputa a
Macfarlane el haber dicho, diri-
giendose al publico: "Ustedes
La gaceta., 1931-08-19

han dido decir que los emplea-
dos electorales y los inspecto-
res fheron encerrados con las,
urnas en- la carcel del CONF.
la noche anterior a las elecd
mes del ano pasado, y como con-
sacuencia las urnas amanecie-
r n totalmente rellenadas, dan
dose Ell case de que en- muchos
los votos eran mas que
las inscripciones."
La Comisi6n Y ell Inspector ex
ponen en- la carta de referencia
que las urnas en- la noche en-
question estuvieron encerradas
en- la corte del condado, con una
guardia especial dustodiando-
las; Y suponiendo que Macfar-
lane este NAL informado lie pi-
den la retractacion de sus pala-
bras.
Los firmantes agregan: Isl
despues de recibir esta informa-
ci0n listed no Sc retracta, sus
declaraciones c0nstituiran una
maliciosa falsedad con PROPOSE
tos polfticos Y asf 10 deseamos
hacer constar''.
La carta lie fue enviada a Mac
farlane por mensajero, y aun la
comisi6n no ha recibido respues
Ia.
La gaceta., 1931-08-19
PARECE SEGURA M
CONTROVERSIAL ENTIRE
Ell DE
NEW YORK Y Ell PRESI-
DENTE HOOVER

Washington, agosto ia
qui Sc discute hoy ell incidente
entire ell gobernador Roosevelt,
de New York, y ell presidente
Hoover, sobre ell canal y los
problemas de electricidad del
rio San Lorenzo.
Ell interes politico Sc ha in
tensificado por ell hecho de que
ell presidente Hoover Y el gober-
nador pudieran ser oponentes
en- la competencia presidential
del ano venidero, Y por ell hecho
de que las normas sobre la cleo
tricidad pudieran ser una de las
cuestiones a debatir.
Mr.. Hoover no ha querido SOS
tener correspondence con eI
Gobernador Roosevelt, sobre e.
particular, y entreg6 la carta de
este al ~secretario INFERNO de es-
tado, Mr.. Castle.
Como la carta de Castle CO.
mienza con las palabras "Queri
do Frank, ell gobernador hizc
saber aver que no la considers
una replica Official a su carta.
Roosevelt escribi6 la carta al
ser publicada la noticia de que
Estados Unidos y ell Canada es
tan negociando sobre ell cana
del San Lorenzo, sin haber liza,
mado en- consuIta a los funcio-
narios del estado de New York
La gaceta., 1931-08-19
T DE POLITICA
LOCAL
MITINES.-LIMPIEZA DEL
REGISTRO CONTRA LOS
REPETIDORES

En- la esquina de la Gale Is y
0ctava avenida efectuaron aver
IN mitin los amigos de Tom
Henderson.
Antes de que los oradores hi
,ieran acto de presencia, I'm O.
1rero Sc subio al canton que
,ervfa de tribuna y dijo que min
yuno de los dos candidates era
lmigo sincere de los trabajado-
res.
Preside ell acto James A. Fer
landez y pronunciation discur-
sos los Sres Tom Henderson,
Thomas Palmer, Antonio A,
Fernandez, Pietro Maniscalco y
Romeo Ceconi.
Palmer habl6 durante mas de
una bora. y aludi6 a las palabras
que Pat Whitaker pronunciara
en- la reunion privada del Club
de Ciudadanos, diciendo que el
esta vivo, muy vivo, y "comba-
tiendo por la buena causa."
Atac6 Palmer las condolences
de Chancey para la ACADIA, di-
ciendo que Tom Henderson es el
hombre ideal para ell puesto...
Antonio Fernandez habl6 en-
espanol y Maniscalco en- italia
no.
Este 1ltimo censur6 ell hechc
de que Pat Whitaker no hubiera
nombrado a un latino para figu
rar en- la junta electoral.
La gaceta., 1931-08-19

fracture del codo no pudo ser a.
tendida inpediatamente debido
a tener Ell codo hinchado. Esta
demora no agrad6 a los familia-
res del muchacho y 10 sacaron
del hospital.
La gaceta., 1931-08-19

La junta electoral municipal
ha comenzado ell trabajo de
comprehension de inscripciones,
con ell fin de eliminar los so
rios" que hayan pasado duran
te los dias de apuro.
Varios miles de visitas Sc
ran hechas y ell secretario Dyer
ha dado, al efecto, ordenes ter
La gaceta., 1931-08-19

minantes. LA ley, dijo, nos con-
cede amplios poderes para qui-
tar de los libros los nombres
fraudulentos, pero a los regis
.trados legalmente Sc les daran
todas las facilidades magma
bles para demostrar que tienen
derecho a votar.