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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-27

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LANE BARRETT In fascinated
~ VAN ROBARD, man on the
world. who has made casual love
20 her. when his engagement IL
announced 20 MURIEL LADD.
dehutnnte, Lame tries to forget
him. Her mother. CAss. m actress.
~ ON tour with n travelling COM
pany when Ehr A. taken an. Lame
leaves MRS. CLEEsPAUGH's home
ON Leng Island to nurse her back
TO health.
Cn&s frets against accepting the
hospitality OF the rich Mrs. Ciees-
paugh and during her GONZALES
me Lame accepts the proposal
OF Give. her patrons sen. Tt ~
20 be q marriage of convenience.
I'm Casa delirIum, she has bah
bied 90 Some mystery concerning
the girls birth.
TREssA LORD, house guest nc
the CieespauEhs. disiikeH Linne
and tries 20 come between her and
olive. Lame IN threatened with
blnrkmsfI. SHANE McDERMID.
police ofieer who once bcfriendcd
Lame, brighten. the bInekmniIers
on. Az a hall given for the
PRINCE or sLAvARTA. Lame
disappears che victim Of kidnmp-
ers. Give. McDerusid nnd CHUCK
DESMOND. reporter and friend Of
Murief Lndd'ss start n search. she
A. taken 60 a lonely house ON che
shore. and during n struggle with
one Of her cRptorz. falls and hurts
her head. The men leave her in
charEe OF a yomn called MOLLY.
Meantime Give and n police on
e pick mp the trail. Give finds
Lanes pearls. stained with blood.
where nhe has dropped them,
stealing out of the sinister house.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER xxx
arms carried Lane
- They seemed curiously gentle
arms. The man bore her as lightly
as though she were a bit OF this
tIedown.
whoever he IS, he's better
than those I left" thought the
girl drowsily. She was not fully
conscious even yet. She remem-
bered escaping from that horrible
and she remembered a voice
calling whoa. there." A mans
Then she had stumbled
and Inconsistencies had over
her.
The man moved swiftly. Lame
kept her eyes shut very tightly,
She feared ~ she opened them the
that now surrounded her
vanish and she might discover
herself back I'm that grim prison
with the fat woman guarding her,
Then she heard shouts. voices
The man swore once, softly and
efncien.ly. Lame felt a dazzle OF
light on her eyelids and opened
them with "a start. The headlight
OF q car shone full on her face,
She felt herself lowered gently,
Warm robes were bundled round
her.
"youl" she cried astonished 10
McDermid who bent over
her.
"The kid himself" McDermid
said. His smile was grim. "A
little group OF men closed In
around them The police lieu
tenant was giving orders In a
fierce voice.
This car belong 10 them?" he
asked A tall man in a great coat
said, II think No. We've got both
birds trussed up in the garage.
They expected TO make n getaway
put found they had a nat and we're
1inkering with II when we got
here. The old woman won't talk.
They want 10 kill her for falling
on them" The man
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-27

HIS WANT FULFILLED
Motorists Friend. I say what
was that place we just whizzed
through.
Motorist. Winchester.
Friend: Was Il? Goodl 7 always
wanted 10 see Winchester-T1t-Bit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-27
DailyHeahh
Talk
BY DIX. MORRIS FIsHBEIN

Editor, Journal Of the American Medical
Association, and Of Hygela.
the Health Magazine
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IMPROVEMENT |S
 NOTED CONDITION
 PATIENTS. BARROW
NORTHERN TRADING COMES TO RESCUE WITH FINAN-
 CAL ASSISTANCE
POINT BARROW, Mar. 18. (P,

POINT BARROW, Mar. 18. (P)-- Despite the strict quarantine that has been maintained two new ser ious cases of diphtheria have been discovered. Handicapped with the lack of hospital space and the small nursing staff the doctor fore ed the return to their homes of cases showing a slight iinprDve- ment and which has resulted in one dangerous relapse.
 Last year the Point Barrow hos pital appropriations were cut more than one half. There is now a shortage of food supplies and it is impossible to obtain any lo- cally.
 Dr. Greist examined the entire village again this afternoon. Any suspicious cases are to be isolated in private homes. Hastily instruct ed volunteers who are helping the doctor will be placed in charge of these homes. The police are to be doubled.
 The natives are growing a little restless but they do not under stand the seriousness of the situa- tion.
 Captain Pedersen, Oakland, Cali fornia. commander of an Arctic trading vessel of the Northern Whaling Company wired Dr. Greist, Mote from papers you are re- tarded by lack of funds. Company will gladly donate 5000. Draw ol us for that amount"
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sEALERs SMASH !CE ID MAKE WAY fOR
 RESCUE STEAMER

ST. JOHNS. Newfoundland, Mar f9, (P)-Food and medical aSsls- tance landed on Horse Island where more than 100 survivors of the Viking are sheltered.
 A landing was effected by the united efforts of several sealing vessels which pounded the ice for many hours in an effort to make way for the rescue ship Sagona.
 Reports said that most Of the survivors are in fairly good con- dition." Wireless operator c. King is suffering from gangrene in a leg, and Navigator W. Kennedy, pneumonia.
 The sealer Imogene broke her propeller in an effort to reach the island last night.
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ENGINE 0N STEAMER EXPLODED kT SEA:
 ENGINEER KILLED

ABERDEEN, Wash, Mar, 19, P)-Chief Engineer Olson of the liner George Washington was killed and his assistant severely injured from an explosion of one of the engines which occurred 10 miles off Grays Harbor.
 The assistants name was not learned.
 An attempt was made by the pilot Boat Astoria to get Dr. J. B. Krinne aboard but the heavy gale prevented this and the boat was nearly sWamped several times.
 The George Washington is pro- ceeding to Seattle on one engine at a speed of seven knots and was expected Thursday night.
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THREE MORE ARE RESCUED FROM |CE
 Fl0ES. ATLANTIC
TWENTY ARE THOUGHT BEEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION
 AND SINKING

ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Mar. IS. F)-Three additional survivors of the Viking were rescued from the ice floes by the sealer Beothlc, radio messages said. All were suf- fering severely from exposure. The report failed to identify the men, except as Johnson Kean best"
 Previous reports described three men as having been located.
 Keane is believed to be mate of the Viking. Johnson is believed to have been master ot the watch, and was previously unaccounted for. The other one of the crew is not known.
 Whether the three men picked up were a part of the group of 10 men previously reported by the Beothic it is not known. However, it is now believed that approM- mately 20 were killed with the ex plosion and the sinking of the Vi- king.
 The messages said that the e<- plcsion was caused by a spark Ig- hitting the dynamite used to break a way through the ice.
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TWO WOMEN ARE SLAIN WHILE ASLEEP

PEIPING, China, Mar. 18. F- Mrs. V. White, of Battle Ground, Washington. and Mrs. Victoria Miller, of Spokane, were slain ill their sleep Sunday night at Yum nan Flu. They were missionaries of the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
 The crime is attributed to the discharge of Chinese servants at the mission.
 The husbands were away on 9 business trip to Tali Flu, about IL. miles away.
 The two womens skulls had been fractured by hatchets. The two white children were unirjurct.
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BOARD 0F TRADE ADDS ITS VOICE ID
 DEMANDS F0R QU|z

NEW YORK, Mar. Is. (P> - Storm clouds are gathering heav- fly over Tammany Hall and the city government it has so long conducted.
 Hhe Board of Trade representing S2O of the leading business houses in the city added it's voice to the growing demand for a city, wide legislative investigation of graft and corruption charges.
 Simultaneously, the Society for the Prevention of Crime sent out letters to every member of the state legislature insisting on an inquiry. Disclosures have caused a factional fight in the ranks of Tammany Hall, and the leader ship of John F. Curry is serious ly threatened.
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CROWD GATHERS AT
 kETCH|kAN 10 SEE
 ALlEcEO MURDERER

KETCHIKAN, Mar, 19, R>- More than 500 people were at the dock when the SS Alameda ar- rived from Seattle to see Bert Mo Donald, one of the two men ac- cused of the murder of G. P. Marshall, Ketchikan ;. fish buyer, last October.
 Mcdonald was held on the boat for several hours before removal to the federal jail to await pre- liminary hearing
 It is likely Judge Justin Hard ing will call a special guard and jury.
 Mcdonald was spirited away from Portland, Ore, by an Alas kan officer with an extradition warrant charging first degree murder.
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DEMANDS 0F VETS FORCES TREASURY
 RAISE MILLIONS
LOANS HAVE BEEN GRANTED TO 282,874 VETERANS IN
 ONE WEEK

WASHINGTON, Mar. IS. (P) - The demands of veterans for lOaES are forcing the treasury to raise $2OO 0OO,O0O in less than a month Secretary of Treasury Mellon an nOunced
 The request of Administrator Hines for $500, 100000 to cover the payment of 1,372,OO6 applications previous to March IS and which was previously estimated that $3O0,- OOO,OOO would suffice, was grant, ed. One and a half percent of the certificates were issued to obtain this amount.
 Hines said that half a billion dollars would be needed by April l. How the extra $200,0O0,00n can be raised was not announced. Hines also told Mellon that billion dol lars would be needed to pay all the loans estimated because IS per cent of the 3,500,OO0 certi ficate holders would borrow.
 Hines said $9O,O00,OO0 would be required this week. The loans have been granted to 282,814 veterans totaling s1O4,035, ,366.
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BUSINESS IN AMERICA
 SAID BE 0N :UPGRADE
WASHINGTON. Mar. 18. (R

WASHINGTON, Mar. 18. R- American business is finally on the up grade according to the re- suit of survey laid before Pre- sident Hoover by Charles F. Ab- bolt, executive director of the American Institute of Steel Con- StructiOn.
 The Institutions figures show contracts for $700,OoO,00O worth of public works are under way with a program for $7,OO0,O ,OO0, ,0O0 more.
 MT. Abbott said that the South, Southwest and the Pacific Coast are rapidly recovering"
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BODY FOUND ON ICE
 NEAR WHERE BOAT LOST

NEW YORK, Mar. 19 (P) - Bowring Brothers, owners of the ill-fated Viking, which exploded and then sank, received a mes sage saying that body had been found near the spot where the ship sank.
 The sealers Eagle, and Neptune found the body on the ice.
 The message also said that timbers, wreckage and clothing were found on the ice and that conditions are critical on the is- land where the survivors are be- ing cared for. The food is low and there is but little shelter.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-19
CHRONICLE
 PUTS 'DEADWOOD'
 0V SEN. WILLIAMS
SOLON NOT ABOVE WEBBING OF CUP THAT CHEERS,
 SAYS SCANDAL SHEET

SPOKANE, Mar, IS, (P,-The Spokane Chronicle said State Senator Harry Williams Of Spo- kane slipped quietly down to Tenino Saturday and entered a plea of guilty for having liquor in his possession
 That he was tried under his own name and fined $50 and thus has the distinction of be- ing the only one Of three Spo- kane men, temporary residents Of Olympia, to go into court un- der his own name"
 Dry agents arrested Williams and two lobbyists, Thomas Gas ton and Roscoe Balch, Universi- ty of Washington regent,
 The latter pleaded guilty un- der 8 ficticious name.
 The Chronicle said: Williams, hearing a raid was on, rushed to a room and started down the hall with a bottle of whiskey in each hand. He also had liquor in his room. Williams was not arrested at that time as the agents did not have a search warrant for his room"
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FOUR WOUNDED

JOLIET, Illinois. Mar. 19. P)- Four convicts were wsunded and three guards have been beaten by prisoners; seven buildings have been destroyed by fire after the 1,600 convicts set fire to the in- terior of the new Stateville Pri- son.
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CONNECTS R|OT IN
 JOLIET; SET PRISON
 AF|RE; GUNS BARK
LATER REPORT REVEALS FOUR
 CONVIC NDED: :. FOUR GUARDS BEATEN

JOLIET, Illinois, Mar. 1s. (R- With the Stateville prison on fire, and riotirlg and gunfire heard from within its wall, Warden H. Hill rushed from the old prison to the new /: penitentiary across the town and found the prison in flames. 4
 Newspaper men were e,ected by armed guards as they heard the shouting and shooting.
 Nathan Leopold, ton the the slay- CTS of Bobby Franks, had just been taken to Stateville with 19 others when the rioting began. The convicts had been brought within the gates.
 This is the second major dis turbance of the twin peniten- tiaries in a week The warden call ed for the state militia. The Northern Illinois regiments have been ready since the disturbance of last Saturday.
 The dining room, kitchen, and laundry were gutted by flames.
 The walls swarmed with arm ed guards. The air was filled with the sinister thunder of shouts of the convicts which were punctuated by the bark of rifles from the towers. Scores of high way and city police surrounded the prison. Pillows of smoke arose above the walls and the flare from the burning building could be seen from the outside. One of the newspapermen who managed to get inside told of seeing 50 guards charge 100 prisoners and forced them into their cells with tear bombs. No shots were fired so far as ascertained and none have been killed or wounded
 Four companies of state in fantry are enroute from Chicago and two squads of machine gun police from Chicago are expected at the same time
 Most of the prisoners have been forced into their cells.
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KILL PROPOSAL

SANTA FEE, N. M., Mar, 19, tR- The New Mexico Senate by vote of 12 to 9 killed House proposal for a constitutional amendment to legalize the sale of prescription WhiSkey.
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DOES NOT CHOOSE RUN

In statement made to the local press today, Mrs. Jennie Paulson denied that she is a can- didate for a seat on the Seward City Council, further stating she has continually informed her many friends who have been urging her to file, that she has no ambition in that direction.
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GOES UP LADDER
NEW YORK, Mar. 18. {

NEW YORK, Mar. IS. (R) III Thomas A. Buckner, former office boy, was elected president of the New York Life Insurance Com pany to succeed Darwin P, King sley, who became chairman of the board.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-19

One of the new Fairchild air. planes of the Pacific International Ai1ways of Alaska, Inc, carrying MT. and Mrs. Edward Lowe, IT,, and Pilot Joe Barrows, took-off late Wednesday afternoon for An- chorage,
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-19

Thirteen carloads of coal ar- rived in the local yards yester- day from the coal fields and will be distributed to Westward ports.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07

10 sabe! Unas veces parece CO.
mo que Ell Espiritu Santo ha
descendido hasta ella insnir8n-
cola santamente, y enganaria
hasta a los mas escepticos 81 10
que empezaba en- plegaria no
cohciuyeSe en- maldiciones. n
tfas lmita con sus quejidos do
lorosos la d~esdichada suertA do
ID Vctima, y cuando Sc trata de
Socofrerla, responde con las a
caJadas salvajes del verdupo.
dlgamoslo de una vez: Greer
Ia voz del pueblo es la voz de
dos, seria ~destruir la historic.
La religion, la sociedad v ell nun
que habitamos. Suum c1ioue.
No hace dos meses, segln que
de desprenderse de nuestro re-
iato, que la voz general, vor DO
La gaceta., 1931-05-07

humane controversial como to-
dos los demas errores humanos,
no s~erviria mas que para rene
gar de su autor Y para calificar
de locuras todas sus consecuen-
cias.
GC6mo ha de ser axioma una
idea que Sc We constantemente
desmentida por los hechos, y un
hecho que esta en- c~onstante con-
tradicci6n con la idea de que ha
nacido? 81 la voz del pueblo fue-
ra la voz del Dios, siempre ten
drfa raz6n, Y disfrutarfa sobre
TODD de csc caracter de constan-
ella Y de inmutabilidad que tie
men todos los attributes del Ser
Supreme. La voz del pueblo,
unas wees cruel, -otras estdpida,
siempre vengativa y por TODD
La gaceta., 1931-05-07

SOS en- su vejez, yo te juro, alma
mia, que no solo no serfa obs
taculo su pobreza a nuestra bo-
da, sino que entonces me creeria
yo mil wees mas obligado a ella,
y ambos trabajarfamos unidos
para hacerle a tn padre mas lle-
vadera su desgracia. Hoy tie ju-
70, como antes, que en- ser tn
marido cifro mi unica felicidad
Y que a serlo aspire con todas
las fuerzas de mi alma. Mas ri
ca, mas pobre, con algo de dote,
sin ninguno, o de cualquier mo-
do que la suerte tie traiga a mis-
brazos, yo en- ellos tie estrecha-
re toda mi vida, y a tn amor de-
bere cuanto yo pueda llegar a
ser en- ell mundo.
-iY 20 a tt mi suprema fe-
La gaceta., 1931-05-07

extreme inconstante V voluble,
esta cast siempre renida con la
bondad, con la clemencia Y con
la misericordia. Sobre TODD la
voz del pueblo no razona, no
convence, no corrige chilla, pi-
de, juzga Y castiga sin criterio,
sin majestad, sin inteligencia;
10 que hoy eleva, manana 10 de-
prime; 10 que aver reclamaba,
hoy 10 abandona, y 10 que ma
mana creera justicia, pasado ma
mana estimara crimen. En- una
palabra, la voz del pueblo, con-
junto inconsciente de todas las
woes sociales, en- vez de ser fiel
interprete de la voz de Dios, es
ell colossal berrido de la bestia hu
mana.
GCuando tiene rsz6n? ;Dios
La gaceta., 1931-05-07

Con unas 1900 personals en-
los mejores asientos del Estadio
de la Legion Americana, son6
La campana llamando al comba-
te a Peter y a Jimmy.
Sale Nebo de su esquina, en-
ell primero, y ataca, cubriendC-
Sc las orejas con los dos gaan-
ties; Jimmy retrocede y toma
la defensive.
Sc tran golpes, pero no Sc
tocan. Cargo de nuevo Nebo,
Sc mezcla, 10 lleva hasta las
sogas, 10 pone groggy con una
izquierda y Sc retira; Jimmy
Sc aparta, Peter avanza de
nuevo, 10 lleva a las sogas y 10
deja aturdido. Pareci6 como
que ell de Regla no quiso ter
minar con Ell.
Al comenzar ell segundo, Ne
BIO ataca de nuevo y Sc PECAN
golpes los dos gladiadores, a.
plicando Reed limpios swings
de derecha a la cara. Nebo a.
comete Y Reed va hacia atras.
Con siete golpes consecutivos,
de derecha e izquierda, ell Gin
dio" lleva a SUI contrario hasta
la esquina de este; Reed mar
cha a agarrarse y aplica una
zancadilla a Nebo; pero este
no suelta y los dos caen sobre
la Iona, Peter debajo Y Jimmy
encima. Intervene Ell referee y
pone a los dos de pie. Reed CO.
mienza a insultar a SUI contra
rio, 10 que ning1n referee debe
permitir, y ell de Regla Sc afec
ia algo, dejando que lie pc
guen.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07

No vuelvas a decfrmelo, por-
que me siento cCbarde, nina
mia, tan cerca de tt, y tn acento
divine me embriaga de amor Y
de dicha, TIE adore Y tn me quie-
res; ~nuestras manos Sc 10 juran
Y nuestros Iabios estan sedien-
tos. Adi6s, nina; retirate a tn
habitacion cuanto anteS, deja-
me respirar en- calma lejos de
tn presencia adorada, y hasta
manana.
ii Hasta manana, Y no me
divides!
y 81 tie olvidara..., lqUe ha-
ris ?
-;Ah! iConQue rrrieres olvi-
darme? Yo 10 impedire... d.
-GY como, vida mia?
La gaceta., 1931-05-07
Round de Nebo, por cuant0

Round de Nebo, por tuant0
ell referee debi6 haber reque-
rido sacramento o expulsado
del "ring" al violento Jimmy.
Empieza ell tercer asalto y
Reed insulta de nuevo a Nebo,
por la incompetence del refe-
rec, que lie deja violar las re-
glas. Ell de Key West lie pro-
mete una golpiza para que Sc
acuerde por mucho tempo de
las 1 pa,a1r's "ieas" que i
Nebo seguia atacando, pero
disgustado por la conducta de
su oponente no pegaba con e.
fectividad; Jimmy asest6 sus
mejores goipes, ~ganando ell a.
salto.
Queriendo recuberar Ell ter
reno perdido Nebo~ acerca
a Jimmy y ambos Sc pe9p, en-
ell cuarto.
Peter lleva a Sd sstggario
hasta la esquina de este y Do
una izquierda 10 tira; nueve
segundos Ie cuentan a Jimmy,
que sonrfe
Reed sd lncorpora y Nebo le
ataca de ueyo; con un gan
cho" efed Two Jimmy cae a la
Iona, ali a sustituida la SON.
risa porAn gesto De nino To-
ron, y le tuentan nueve.
Reed bucha con ell temporal
hasta qe suena la campana.
Come en- los asaltos anterio-
res, en- quinto Nebo inicia el
ataque Jimmy teme a la IL
quierd; y cast lie vuelve la rs
palda ;fPeter lie castiga con la
izquierda y Sc abre para que
su contrario lie pegue; pero no
tienen vapor los punetazos del
americanito.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07
BOXE 0
DEMPSEY METIDO A PRO
MOTOR

San Francisco, Mayo La
pr6xima aventura de Dempsey
como promoter sera ell dia A de
julio, en- esta ciudad, cuando pre-
sentara a Max Baer, de Califoy
MIA, como la principal attraction.
FL oponente de Baer sera es-
cogido entire Pauline Uzcudun,
de Espana; Victoria Campolo,
de la Argentina, y Jim Maloney,
de Boston.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07
PETER NEBO VENCIO POR
NOCAO TECNICO A JIM
MY REED
John Neb0 como pugilistd no sc
pdrece a Su herRldR0

Habiamos dicho que Peter
Nebo. venceria con faeilidad al
rudo americanito Jimmy Reed
que tiene la fea costumbre de
aplicar zancadillas y proferir
palabras prohibidas por las re-
glas-y asi sucedi6.
Reed es un maestro en- ma
niobras" no p%ermitidas, insul-
tos, etc., pero como boxeador
prob6 ser inferior, muy inferior
al indio Seminole de Regla Y
Key West.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07
Folletfn de La Goceta No. 50
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On, Luis Mariana de LARA

ne y yo tie he de probar mi gra-
titud por el amor con que pagas
Ell mic, tie dire tambien 10 que
hasta hoy no he creido necesa-
rio. 81 entire los diversos calcu-
los a que ell cambio de tn padre
ha dado motive, saliera cierto ell
que por desgracia he tenido, de
que perdiendo la herencia y aun
la mediania sc viera sin recur-
La gaceta., 1931-05-07
CAPITULO XI
SIGUE OTRA VEZ
C~RECIENDO LA MAREA

81 ell celebre axioma filos6fi-
co e historico coz p6puli, cor
Del. no tuviera la inmensa ven
'taja de no ser tai axioma, y de
estar por 10 tanto sujeto a la
La gaceta., 1931-05-07
SCHMELING SU
C~AMPAMENTO

Cleveland, Ohio, mayo T.
Joe Jacobs, manager de Max
Schmeling, dijo anoche aqui que
la final decision para escoger
ell terreno de practicas sara hoy.
Han ofrecido sus condolences
finales Conneaut Lake Park,
Pa. Y Cedar Point, Ohio.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07

COCINERA-Se desea una que
duerma en- la colocaci6n. Diri-
jase a la Gale de Morgan mime.
70 2107.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07
IiAsf!

Oyose gn beso, rapido y sono-
70, tan inocente como ell de un
nino, ell erujir de un vestido, un
suspiro de amor Y de dicha, Y
una allegro carcajada que Sc fue
perdiendo por la galeria. Ell po-
bre Ramiro no durmi6 aquella
noche.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07

Ell Brooklyn venci6 al New
York en- I'm desafio muy intere-
sante.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07

John Nebo, que como gladia-
dor no Sc parece a su hermano,
fQe vapuleado, en- la semifinal,
por Joe F~igarrotta. John debe
aprender antes de seguir reci-
biendo golpes.
1faia. las qtras peleas... 10
mejor es rdectopeallo.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07
BASE PAIL

Los Yankees al fin vencieron
a los Senadores, con la poderosa
La gaceta., 1931-05-07

Arlett di6 la victoria al Fila
DELTA con otro "jonron', su
quinto de la temporada.
Filadelfia &c, 4h, lie; Boston
1c, III, De.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07
Chicago AZ! 5h, 2e,-Detroit
&c, 11h, De.
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Cardenales siguen su mar
cha de avance y aver vencieron
a los Piratas, pegando 16 hits.
: Seis jugadores del ST. Luis
dieron dos hits cada uno y At-
tomley dispar6 tres.
st. Luis &c, 16h, 2e; Pitts
burg sc, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07

Ievanta vapof Nebo, lie AGO.
mete Y su rival cae sobre ell ia
blade; a los ocho minutes sue
ma la campana Y Jimmy Sc
saliva. -
Y en- ell sexto, que resuito e.
dltimo, Nebo asa golpe
de martillo, de aroa'
Est do Sc
ner COZ e
del IDS aqur
t sol 2sss' Is sl.
dor Yin de R clri-
Ell NDpaudid pFiosa:
La gaceta., 1931-05-07
AvIsos EN- YkoR cry

DR.. pnrtochrrero nr. A. a. Gonxs 80, DR.. A. Blu
tilso. DR.. s, M Tiscn. DR., Sulio J. Guerra, en- la Bot
ca del CtrcnlO Cuhano Teletono No. Y 1A6S.
La gaceta., 1931-05-07
EN- WEST
sERVlClO DE AMBULANCIA. Teisscno Y lll6

Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y 1853
West Tampa, H 3846. Para llamsdss por la nochc,
10 mismo en- Yoor Que en- West Tampa, Y1A1O.